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The Washington times., 1902-07-18
ROYAL Blue LINE.

All trains illuminated with Pintsch light,
BIItiuiors. Philadelphia. New YORK. Boston.
and the East. 500 '5:o5 (DineTl, $50 tbui-
$500 CDiaeD, 800 ("Royal Limited,
pi,rD El:J0 philadelphia only, 500
CDiner). ss:Ol and sll:S0 p m. (s.eeping Car
open at 1900 o'clook).
Atlantic City. 7:o5. liio;Oo a. NJ lll2;zo
noon, -3;00 D. m.
Daily. Except Sunday. SunGay only.
xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union TIansse' Co. on orders
iatt NJ rir.,et oifce.. 619 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest. New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Strset and at station.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

Schedule in effect May Is, 1902.
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ave. and c st.
Chicago and Northwest, 1850 a m, -o;=o
Cincinnati. st. Louis. and Louisville, 1905
4. m. s4:l5 D. m, '1;l0 night.
Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1850 a. H., ss:4s
D. IN. ard .l.2O night
Columbus and Wheeling, $50 P. m.
Winchester, s:s5 a. n, il4;l5 anu ll5;So
Lnray, Riyerten, Front Royal. ElktOH. .i;l'
Annapolis, 1850, $3.50, IIn;5O a. m, ll4;sO.
M Bay Ridge, week days, 9:lO a. m. (speciaD
and 4:S0 p. N. sundays, 9:lo a. H. and l:iS
p Frederick s:s5. ..o;OO. tllO:5O a. m. '-l;15.
II4:S0. and 6:20 p. III.
Hagctstown. 19:O5 a. m. and 1880 p M
Boyd and way points. l6:35, 500 a. m,
Ills. l4.20. $3.50. '-1O:l5, illl:So P: m
Gaithersburg and way points, ls;95 "9;oO a.
H., IIl2:50. ''I:l5, liS:S1 1850, 500. 1850,
liz :Gj '-1:a0 ss10:15, Hu:30 p. NJ
Wa.hirston Junction and way points. !s:S5.
''9.O9 a. M, ''ll5, il4:30, j:S0 p. N.
Baltimore, week days, 1S:0O, 300, o:so'
X ~. $50. xS:3O. S;35 1850, xiO:O0, Il 80 a.
m. xl2:aO noon. xl 80, S3;OO, Xi:OO. xi:s0,
t:s5. x5:Oj. 5:25, x6.20, G:SJ. xs.00. xlO;e0.
MI so. ii 81 p. nj. sundays, x3:09, X go.
IA xs:s0 xg:C0 q. m, xl2:2O, las, 900.
$3.50. x5:o5, 6:90 xs:0o, Nl0;00, xll:S0, l'sa
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NEARLY 10 per ccht on money invested; four,
siy-roOm brick houses on front street, in a good
section in nw. very fine improvements. All
in perfect order; rented at $3.50 per month
each; total rent per annum S7g2; price for all
5000. GEORGE W. LINkINS, 500 10th st.
NV. el6-3
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 6:i2 a. m, 6:52 a. m. 1:i0 a. m, 9:i5
4. m, eco p. m, 9:i5 p. m, and $3.50 p. M
daily Local trains from HarrisonbuFg. 11;Si a.
III. week days and $40 p. N. daily. From
Charlottesville, s:2s a. m. and $40 ?. M daily.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
CHAIR GAMING JOHNSON. 1893 9th. 45j X
NV; postal. ml7-4
Rad BILLS COLLECTED or no charge. H.
d. GORDON, Lawyer Glj lith ST. NV. mls-G
SrWING machines repaired 75c.; drop postal.
@Sli Pa ave. elO-7
CIVILIANS BOOK EXCHANGL. Book,
bought and snld; ais bookbhldiny 10 all its
bsarcaes slS q at. esu..f
The Washington times., 1902-07-18
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

wLNTED-Cisl to do general housework. NJ.
GOLDMAN. SIS D st. nv. mi
The Washington times., 1902-07-18

Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket offices.
7o5 18th St, jl1 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylvania Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
phone. Main Ilil. P. r. R. Cab Service.
C. H. ACKERT, General Manager.
6 II. HARDWICK. General Pass'r Agent.
L. ;. BROWN, General Agent
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wANTED-HoRSES AND VEHICLES

WANTED-To buy horse and runabout. or will
keep horse for use Of same. Address BOX 1872.
this office. ml1-3
WANTED-Horse and light top wagon, must
be In good condition. Address BON 42I, this
office. mics
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-August Is, in Northwest part Of
city, eight or nine room house. address
CHAS. DREXILIUS, GIG Seaton 81. ne ml6-3
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TSo brothers and sister want to
rent three or four rooms. furnished or un-
furnished, in good neighborhood, with settled
couple or small family, with privilege OF light
housekeeping; references given and required.
Address bon 53l, this Office. ml1-3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21

The biggest raid on houses Of ill-fame
ever made In the city was inaugurated
shortly after Q O'Clock last evening, and
deposited in the Central station count OF
heads showed "a victims, all women and
girls but one.
In all six places were visited as follows:
Lillian Read at rs Mathewson street,
Louisa Lovely at % Hicks street, Ruby
Hall at 30 Page street. Louisa Jerom at 30
Atwell's avenue, Joseph j. and Hattie
Reardon OF 1893 North Main street, Mary
Fontain OF 1877 North Main street
The preliminaries were arranged early
In the evening. Commissioner Luther,
Chief Matthews and Captain Murray
meeting I'm the chiefs office. The raiding
party left the station In pairs I'm citizen 8
clothes and proceeded quietly TO the
houses selected the raids being a com
plete surprise all around.
Captain Murray beaded the raid on LII
lian Reads place and here Edna Has
kell was arrested on a charge OF illegal
sale OF liquor and for being lewd and
wanton. Lillian Belmont, Grace Wallace
Grace Parker. Emma Hayward. Georgie
Newton. Grace Tilden and Florence De
we're were each arrested charged with be-
Lieutenant William Y. O'Neil paid
visit To 80 Page street and arrested Ruby
Hall and Annie Brown. Ray Sawyer and
Mabel Howard
The raid at 25 Hicks street, Louisa
Lovelys place. was directed by Sergeant
Whipple. Louisa was arrested and with
her Cora Bartlett. Doris NARROW, Ella
Potter, Louisa Clayton and Flora Ross
At the same time Sergeant Costigan
called on Louisa Jerom at 3s Atwelrs ave-
nue.. Louisa was ordered 10 put on her
bonnet and collect her brood consisting
or Mabel Place, Mary OMalley, Vera
Curtis. Pearl Sawyer, Maud McLane.
Mabel Brownlow and Freida Mcdonald
and take ride TO the station.
TWO places on North Main street were
visited, Sergeant f. ]. Smith taking into
custody Joseph ]. Reardon. his wife Hat
tie and Ella Parker. Della Lewis. Emma
Anderson and Sadie Devere al No. la3
The other house was two doors above
and Lieutenant O'Neil made his second
visit or the evening. bagging Mary Fon-
taine and Rose Dubuque
At the conclusion OF the raid Judge
Rueckert held court I'm Captain Murray's
office. All the prisoners were arraigned.
me principals on charges OF selling liauor
illegally and for being lewd and wantons
and the others on the latter charge.
The girls all pleaded guilty or admitted
sufncient evidence TO convict and were
sentenced to the state workhouse for six
months. All appealed and were held in
$500 10 the grand jury. Bail was FUR
nished In all the cases.
Ruby Hall pleaded not guilty 10 the
charge of keeping house OF ill-fame and
was held I'm $1,000 for trial Nov. 2s The
same -coutSe-x MAS -takeH-with Louisa
|Jerom. the Reardons and Mary Fontaine
During the raids slot machine was
rs Hicks street and both taken TO the sta
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
NOT YET
TOO LATE
TO GUESS
4 You Haven't Counted the
Dots Yet There Is Still Time
for You 10 Do So.

Still the people Of Providence and-.hr
surrounding country are using all sorts
OF means and devices to count the dots
In the contest now running I'm The News.
Guesses are coming in daily and the in
terest I'm the little dots still continues II
fs never too late TO turn IN your guess
for you stand a mighty good show to
win a prize-if not the first. one OF the
others and then. too. nothing is lost even
though you fail To win prize as The
News. the paper that has stood always
with the people and for the people" Will
be delivered to you for the length OF
time your subscription money calls for
saw conductor on Broadway car
last night picking out the dots by means
OF a stick pin. a lady wanted 10 get of
and he unconsciously rung mp the fare
rope instead OF the one To stop the car
90 engrossed was he IN the'little dots oh.
n catches all the people and is becoming
sort OF a mania with some.
Have you counted the dots?' This ex-
preston IL heard on all sides these days
and no wonder. Everybody is counting
them, little folks, big folks. young folks.
old folkes-aU using every means TO win
the generous prizes offered by The News
for the correct and nearest correct an-
swers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21

Two Little Waits" best OF Lincoln ].
Carter's attractions will be seen at she
Park theatre next week Stanley and
Lolita Lamb are playing The difficult
parts OF the WAITS" and adding addi-
tiona laurels to their already envia ole
reputation as Juvenile artists The com
pany is said TO he the best Mr. Carter
has ever sent on the road. New and
beautiful scenery. cleo rical effects ana
mechanical devices assist story hlieo
with comedy, sentiment. surprises snu
tears
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
IT WAS
HIS LAST
SLEEP
Levi Ibbotson, a Well Known
Saloon Keeper, Found Dead
In His Chair.

Levi Ibbotson died suddenly in the ST
George hotel. iss Pine street. last night
lbootson was born at staly Bridge. Ian
csshire. Eng, and came 10 the States 30
years ago.
street and had one at 3it Douglas ave-
nue..
He was divorced. His two daughters
and son have home at Tiverton.
Ibbotson was out ~ the house until
about 1850 o'clock. When he returned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
HoTELs.
TAFT,S HOTEL
GxoNANoG PLACE.
Ladies and osatS Restaurant No one
atsht Open daily. sundays included
uvHRvrrtN NEW.

he seated himself in one char. put his
feet In another and prepared 90 take n
nap.
clerk, spoke TO Tbbotson and receiving no
reply found the supposed sleeper was
dead
Medical Examiner Palmer viewed tho
body. and after ascertalning from friends
that Ibhotson had suffered from rheuma
tism for three years. decided that death
had been from natural causes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
Central Police Station Crowded
With Fallen Women.
Big RAID BY CAPTAIN MURRAY
Six Alleged Houses Of II.-'am, Visited and
tho Inmates Arfssisd-AlI Released
Under Bonds.

The biggest raid on houses Of ili-fame
ever made In the city was inaugurated
shortly after o'clock last evening. and
when the last batch of fairies had been
deposited in the Central station count Of
heads showed "a victims. all women and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21
.'....1hedtres -.

That famous old actress, Mrs. w. O.
Jones. who Is now In her seventy-third
year. Is prominent member OF Charles
Frohman's Empire Theatre company
which comes 10 the Providence Opera
house next week. Mrs Jones stage ca
tury. Her voice is extraordinarily clear,
strong and her activity would do credit
70 woman twenty years younger; There
are rev theatregoers familiar with the
people OF the stage who have not seen
MRS. Jones In an important part with
some prominent theatrical organization.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-21

Mr. II. y. Esmond. the author OF THE
Wilderness" which will be presented by
Charles F'rohman's Empire Theatre COM
pany at the Providence Opera house next
week. Is achieving a notable success with
his comedies. He was first brought to
the attention or American theatregoers
with ''One Summers Day" which was
produced by John Drew. and when We
Were Twenty-one." presented with great
success by Nat G. Goodwin and Maxine
Elliott 1.-The Wilderness" again mani
comedy writing. Mr. Esmonds latest
play. "Imprudence." is being produced
with great success by William Faver-
sham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-11
ron sALr-FtRMs NSD LANDS


TEN acrcs with 500 bearing fruit trees g.
roo house. barn; folns nne creek; grand
place for chicken ranch. $3.50 viii
buy this place.
Several nno buys on the water front at
Eagle Hartsnr. Just the place for a SUM
mer home. boat leaves the harbor ~ ;
iu the morning. the city AZ : IA the even
ing For further Information call on
Jacob Miller So New York block
Who wants a rancho 20 acres. close to Sc
attic; fare ar boat Pr round trin: fine
suil, good house. barn chicken houses /.
hne orchard. ~ 20 ~ sheep. COWS horsr
rtEs. chickens, all farming indictments.
wagon. buggy. this Do onr 81 the nnsst
rams hes Ia the state; price Is cheap; in
VestiERfe.
i7ls acres. quarter mile from water is
acres cleared. good house. good barn.
clubhouse. chicken house; Si01 will buy
house. water pipcd Ira house barn nelds
garden; this Is an ideal little home
acres with pirket fore mostly an clear
eds close Co water. Tor sfpn
acres Joining The above. cleared picket
fence on one side, nne place Tor home.
only $500 this Is cash proposition.
acres With fine springs grand place for
sh.g.ae chicken ranch. this can be had for
Fine little home at Brighton Reach. saco
VIII buy this snap
tlne ranch near Auburn az a bargain.
flNt llue ranch near kcntnn with 9il stock
and furniture. for 5000 cash; this Is only
90 cents on the dollar.
~ acres. 2 miles from Rcnton. with an
Mock and implements. only SiIno
wine ranch ucar Obrlon. 20 acres cleared
with ull stock on nlace. this can DE
hought 40 q bargain 70 sold this week
TOT genuine bargain So ranch property
JACOB MILLER.
422 NEW YORK BLOCK.
WHO ALWAYS TARWtES BARGAINS ~
RANCH PROPERTY
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WE ARE A HOME BUILDING AEgOCIA.
TluN.
AND
our plan is PRACTICAL a. has heea
demonstrated hy nNe years actual ex-
pofiruce IN raYinE uatured contracts. b
Western company who are buying
HOUSES and FARMS IN KANSAS on this
plan.
We have Furthermore complied with the
laws ~ the state.
We issue plain. HONEST contract. which
viii be faithfully carried out
CALL AND INVESTIGATE.
Take out a contract today. our numbers
are yet low and will mature fast.
We can give you the name u MATtRED
contract holders.
If YOU WANT a HOME
AND
WILL CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
We
KNOW We CAN INTEREST YOU.
NoRTIfwEsTERN MUTUAL HOME CO..
ROOM !. 2. Q MCDONALD BLOCK.
Sii SECOND AVE.
SALOON Furnished complete on corner.
good location, good business PROPOSE
ton and viii be sold cheap, 40 Safe De
posit building
FIRST CLASS r,utaurant. complete. get.
ting good prices. doing big business.
must sell - safe Deposit bldg.
We have several good lodging houses for
sale, also nrst class restaurant Room
~, Safe Deposit building
CIGAR STAND. $500. nne location. good
stock no agent Apply u Star,
FOR SALE 10 shares Puget sound saw
inga = Loan 90 etnck -. star otilce.
SALOON complete good location on cor
ner, good business, must be- sold. good
renHona cheap, 90 safe Deposit bldg
FlnsT-CLAss restaurant. complete. get
ting Food prices, doing big business.
must sell. Room "a Safe Deposit Bldg.
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COMFORT Wf.E fassF faaHn hauss. city
Nairr patent teflst SD tauu. nnr
sizes - hTNt@ ail~y ln rear. cen BE-
baaEhf fhsap.
1--WE fnaHn hauas % Aar-n Awnr nrr kierk
ffam nFu aar lire. Haatau fenced ffrsaHf
Wee. surg r9fF hfsre aaiY $3.50
ffnHasa arf iafa 81 ballard Frerfnrs
Green lake. West seattle ani au eafts
- ~ ritF. af atssuf al kinds u efifes
ard trFmga
fuaNE a COMPANY
e. fArtFIr NlocM
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RIrl

$500
2oo-furtN acres two miles from Whatcou,.
no improvements enough shinRie bolts
ON the land 60 more than nay far 40.
iahd rolling and suitable when cleared Cor
Nuit or vegetables. ON country rlaH
Sl2Ou
81 iNenty-four acres water front land.
~ acres PARTLY cleared ana in hav. house
sap county
stUaN
80 tour acre tract 90 garden land. rich
hlatk sntl room house sav3g f,et
square; small orchard barn AMI other
"uthuildirgti on Ecnton car line aui
county road
$1,000
mouse or HpNUn rooms and one aero of land
h'Af car hno; poultry house and barn;
some other Improvement. avc miles ONT.
p,o., JAMES X. SMILEY.
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~ arres ~ bottom iand In IL.
fasiir cleared e1ii i've fe-t ~.
$3.50 p
81 BINCKLEY BLOCH.
PHoNE Pmxa
-
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fuN sAiti@hiNt iisiNNib'N
$500 ilouaa ana z lota. near asofss,owp
tioo faum house ani io1 foet square OF
fien 60 acres. sio ta, trees. hou.s
born nnt place Tor tbiehcuH. miirs
FROM citp
HOUSE and l.t in South Seattle, eiose a.
new brewery cheap
nra business ,rsue. f,r man with small
muana nnF 's" frquirra g iafs Hh}
t,s asfrs nne water front. on Lake union.
great anap aii in fruit
5000 10 acrss frat house. barn. oreas
ISLAND
10 srrea. an ready Tor plating into b
sore Tracts THE is fhe land and cen h.
bought cheap.
80 aerep. Near olirien station. house.
barn. spfinH walter cheap. and good
terms. isa fwlt trees
water front Of Eaeio itafbor. a mo In.
vrslmeut, "a aefsa saod
We have a snap ia a homestead IN cisism
Can locate men on lumber claims. ioo
other ltafFA Rec uH far snauh.
HuErHEnp s puiNKtE.
500 Pacific niocks
HIGHEST prices nail far second head
household goods. stoves bedroom sats.
carpets rtr. ard second hand once fur.
uiturri nsa rront Furniture CO.. itn.tIa
heeas avenue south. Tel. RED izsa
LoCKFMlrif sHop fer sa.s. beet iasatian.
Veil established. low rent - ave cor.
uHtserltY
4 Ea.F
$500 per year net proft. a snap.
~ Star
a CARPENTER uior CitFAp is
Frafa. established trade. Faad iHraffun
trede a"d s'neh 90 1900 Thiri ave
two hsifsrs ns~ min @ Krnu. Green
Lake Hrhanlhauss
ron sAI.E-notsrs Am tors
tino ~ hsAuufoi Zoe on Queen Anns
efH.. lNtlAN nee Flen rnFHaf. t1nHig1
- .aA,a ore block ffofn car uae.
40 W. rhuire ~ a number nf nns iats
- 1hiuislh nae sisu. ttrest graded.
ass everything HaiH
SOD Fnr nns iaia on nentaa hui. and
$500 ere ur ths nnrri an Fourteenth
tAssl. Pre- choicest naubi~ rafhsg oH
ishieer'h nfAr Madison; niaaoinosni
sTa o. siss Far iats is Ifsiiara rf~man,.
Na8fh Pare byron ara IuierhRy
$50 % ataa iaf hfaufIfut acre tfaail
FEht on raf Une
MuffHf~q
sfFt fuf huusr ard = sod iais in Haait
l'sfh fassl err faaafa hssisn anH Two an
ore hair iats AZ iatrftar
tiiao Aaf Eaasi raaua hauss on car line
Fat nHfrhfefts.sai
81 ass- Fas bfauufaI . raan houss in rsF.
faf condition. @ftE1n
sis'st faT nanisrn faam hsuss on ca,
ttaa
1850 Fug new, fuasinFu 2 rsafu hnHse hni
wateT hrats nueat nsiuhfafhao.i "a Hsn
tHm Nid
Jos ethff huaars in Ell nsfta ~ thr rItF
CHEAT NuNfuAffS LANn CO.,
PHONE. MAIN Gao ass globe Hinrg
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WANTED Sober and active partner in an
established cash business; duties easily
learned, sure profit of $50 per week. g200
required, Particulars O. lilnckiey block
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,,.,,, UNCLE SAM AND
WIN nN YOU up with "A honestsaa - fRn
acres. adtoining $40 wheat land proai,.
lhk % bushels per acre
FRED Mccoy
AoS Washington Building.
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SPECIAL snap to-day % einer an ssfhte ~
Faant house al en=f NaHfEAMH TX
CHANCE. tuit Taifd.
WE boy. ssii ana ifsas foF Anything and
everything tiat frug properly Htth ms
WHehtnElaH AhchAnFs Hn1 rafus sad asA
fisHfHH WAHHfMNFuN EXCHANGE
fiUs TNifa
WI uang houses and Tots 81 81 ths ss.
rharaea a. bottom nEuffa sc have cash
buyer ready ana aiiiiHg Co hBB WTNT.
EitH NTttANuE t1pi Tbifd ave.
Li{lNH iu guuF farms ana t.aFFe tracts.
WH are the iepuie that can cell angthfua
We afF Naafluafftfa fHF fafua. fruit afd
yuu miH ust wlfh az NEATTtE tx
CHANCE. iafT mira
MEAT mafbff 10 euhurb only faarArt
Room - Hafe Deposit nifT
Gents fuFaishiuE Fnafr N tuhufhi nmiy
nfurn 70 hia1 tu fnsn. sell a. fnraIff
unau - safe Deposit HtaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-11

TttEHE are mines. ami There are MiNEF
The fldsity group has been tHofBuEhiy
rfuautNtrd and produced ths beet defined
veins ~ hafh gold AMI copper. in fart
ff paHneaara a larger percentage ~ copper
than am claim set located. that ls I'll
lsrF cent uf rHufler
Ire FIHriity Hufnparfs properties ere 10
ths famous Summit district ln the taa
eade mountains. THIS district ia a Grip
Pie Nrnrh No We are ~ present sell.
inE q limited numhrf ~ ftufks az Sos laef
ahare Ms repeatedly solicit 81 inter.
view fuu viii nrf Tor YpuFafif ufum
iHf FstiEatluu. fhHf this On fuat "a good a.
opportunity e. nHahe HlunfF ~ VIE riabni
BE- b. he. At thet arr nfiiinH rapidly thr
nrsf Issue Niii BE- go Irf share. Call GA
TfGE FIDELITY MtAl&0 a MILLING 90
A. PIONEER HUfLDINa.
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f'pH SALE ~sfrFn 2.starB dwelling ~ 5
aaa auit wafFf. Eoad stable ffuu Msa
shade trsrH. IRE iuraft1n. all o. aald
FhcAp. teffta
tug safe fifr wAsHs farm - ~ artvs Be-
TEE Wana wsfia Raiisf thia b the frrsf
wheat farm ~ the state ~ WhaNinFtua.
lnr Nate Lots ia aif PARTS - ths city
~ Nrni H-fasHfn dwelling ~ Nufth sat
tif eN-HHt Nfnw ~ Sound on fa4r faf
ilrfs Eas. issth. telephone. cheap rent
if takem ~ HHHe
Fuf Rect 14rhlshH.f rrffaEr ~ Fu-arnas ali
trnvrn'fnFrs Ger hasarkrrffnx iunt tbs
riaFH Ger utan ara wife
Fnf NrHf tFah r-fsf. sefF cheap.
WttffNAM a NWAtTt
~ HNtIEu HfNseE
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~-,.~-,,-,,,naII'N.t.;;,s ANp NISIxe
NIT NTAIN DIS
TRrcT sTRIK
or GREATER VALUE HAVE BEEN
RECENTLY MADE HERE IN Roth
GOLD AND COPPER. THERE
Is a TREMENDOUS RUSH
TO THE DISTRICT.
WE CAN
STATE WITH
IMMUNITY THAT
THIS IS THE CRIPPLE
CREEK or THE NORTHWEST
THE FIDELITY MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY CONTROLS "a
CLAtMsoF THIS vALuAHLEGof.D
AND COPPER DISTRICT. THIS
COMPANY HAS DEVELOP
ED THEIR CLAIMS AND
FOUND THEM TO BE
TRUE FIssuRE
VEINS
ASSAYS on
GOLD GIVE 1870.
oN COPPER IS PER
CENT. CALL on OR WRITE TO
FIDELITY MINING = MILLING co.
ROOM As PIONEER BUILDING.
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Financial Aren't
MoNnY loaned ID rsmturr. pianas. ebst
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building Main iofn
COLLATERAL BANK diarto useD
m.nfy loaned 90 any Eo1d collateral
200 Cherry
IJDAsH per cent money Boz large 90 small
amounts LYMAN D.. k&hFP 30 Haief
bYiidinW
wAHHANTa bought ana cold Morrison
a Esh'iman hutual Life bid.
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$50 fakaa f4rritafr N rooms, eiaas IN
reat f2s b22 New YORK block
OIL
TfiG chrausst place ~ buy OF and Case
ilrH De- from the Olympic Oh Co. on -
ave TEL. Nah Soi Also coal ~ sack
o. ton.
SOCIETY NOTICES
An THE NAN.
No nits 10 your house wifh my window
and door HrfrenH. house repairing in al
branches EiazinE nsv foundati0us. etc.
40 Madison phone. Main 1870 Randall
WINES AND MINING
THUNDER MOUNTAINS GOLD FIELDs
IDAHO.
I Trfmrudaus rush o. fhe rev aisiFlri moth.
Ing - compare Nlfn ia rinre thF fret
/ klnndfks srritsmeut. fahulouaiy rlfh
/ qmaftr ana placer aIseasefi4a have hcrn
I made hundreds 81 miners. pfnff &C. infa.
capitalists aud rurruiat0fH are rgshi ne
o. a prominent mlning vho has iusi
returned makes me following siHffni'ni
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est Eaid bearing territories ever yft dis-
| covered. The oaHutrf 20 literally uiira
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Mnuufain gNtH Fields CO.. who uan thf
uarth rafrnsi9r a. thr Tree mauuiain. D.
eated eithin = ~ = mile y ihF eHis
tratra f.mvy ffut-rtg Nhtth sofa one
ssar $40 faf tipnep0 ana Nhieh is n1@
estimated e. - worth aetfn miliinn dni.
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Thunasf MuumfHtu Gold tieit GO q stock
is offered 80 n~uts reF share We crib
hatr raffina ~ tbit fnr safe THIS -.
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fs the time g. go in an she Efuuu4 foot
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5 other rsfffauisfr
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FoR sALE-CITN REAL ESTATE
TWO 80 FOOT IoTs NORTH sEATTf 'Fs
BUSINESS PROPERTY. S476 APIECE.
REST nrN ~ SEATTLE TODAY:
TERMS CAN iiE ARRANGED. A.
LAWRENCE, OWNER, 90sA and AVE.