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Mohave County miner., 1903-01-17

Inc preliminary survey of the new
road TO pass down through the Bill
Williams Fork country to connect
with the Southern California railroad
near CaJon, California, is now under
way. The party is in charge of s. F..
Cochran, who is considered one of the
pest civil engineers in the employ of
the railroad company. The road passes
down the valley of the Santa Maria
and Bill Williams Fork and crosses
the Colorado river near Parker. The
grade Is one of the best of all the routes
heretofore selected to the coast. II is
rumored that the Rock Island is back
OF the road, but it appears that it is a
cutoff from Central Arizona to the
coast. II will open up one of the rich
est gold and copper mining regions in
the territory. la that section are mines
that isolation alone keeps from being
the greatest bonanza in the territory.
The Planet, Copper Dome, Copper
Prince, and the Empire Flat copper
mines are among the great properties
that will at once furnish unlimited
tonnage to the new road as soon as it
reaches that country. Work is to be
pushed on the construction as fast as
the survey party locates the line.
Mohave County miner., 1903-01-17

Next Friday evening Kingman lodge
of Elks will decide on the location of
their new hall. Three sites have been
offered, but it has been hard to decide
which will be the best. The Odd Eel.
lows may combine with the Elks in
the construction of the building.
Mohave County miner., 1903-01-17

E. g. Decker, pastor of the NJ. E.
church, desires us to say that he is al
ways glad to serve the sick, and ten
ders his services in case Of death to
rich or poor alike, without charge.
And desires to be considered generally
at the service of the ublic at all times.
Mohave County miner., 1903-01-17

John Barry came in from the Gold
Nugget mine, at Cerbst, yesterday.
He has just contracted for the running
OF hundred foot tunnel on the mine
and expects big results from it, The
mine has very long ore chute, and
the values carried are very high. The
mine lies to the west and north of the
old Flores and for years it was con-
sidered one of the richest ore bearing
veins in the camp. Quite force of
men are kept at work on the property.
Mohave County miner., 1903-01-17

Quite nun ber of mining men from
the colder regions of the mining west
are in Mobave county looking over our
mining fields. Many of these gentle
men are surprised with the wonderful
naturalization of the Wallapai mining
district and are of the opinion that
within a short time it will be exten-
sively worked and become one of the
richest producing sections of the
territory.
Mohave County miner., 1903-01-17
Mines of the County

In an interview in Salt Lake CITY a
few days ago, Clarence Mccormick, one
of the big shareholders in the Gold
Road mines, made the statement that
the company was installing a five hun.
dred ton milling plant. This state
ment appears to be bourne out by the
extensive excavation now being made
for the mill site. Several carloads of
material have already been received
for the big automatic cyanide tanks.
These tanks are to be built of heavy
rolled iron plates and are to be auto
matte in their working. Big Gates
crushers are being hauled out to the
mines and the large rolls are expected
from the works every day. The plant
is to be one of the most complete in
the territory and can be added to as
the capacity of the mines demand.
In connection with this plant it is also
rumored that an electric plant will be
installed at some point on the railroad
presumably Kingman, for the genera.
ton and transmission of all power
necessary for the operation of the ma.
chinery. At present the company is
putting in large plant of gas engines
for the operation of the mill machin-
cry, but this can be superseded at any
time by an electrical installation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
MARINE NE VS.

Steamer Humboldt left akaeuaF
Monday for Seattle. and il dus to-
r4brruN
Steamer Bertha. which eft yaE.faz
Suly q. Il d1s tomorrow
Steamer Exo@isioE salts tomorrow
evening for veide1
Puget sound TuKhaat e0mpauY's
Sea Lion saifs this evening for the
Columbia river. from which paint.
together with the egfapanysa tug
Tatooah. she viii tow a loft raft 70
fan Francisco. The faft i 90 feet
long. 50 feet Vile and draws - feet
% water. Il contains snauEh logs
% make fun esrHaer for Il or Il
skips, The tug Waud~TeF NiiI BE-
dispatched - the Columbia river 10
take the place q the Tatt0sh there
IN towing sailing vessels oNsr the
bar
The ADVENT Of the new steamer
Florence X. on the Seattle saRie
fsafit.f Figh. has fisssf. exciting fHs~s
81 almost daily Occurrences. They
arr between the T5rW sTTaufsT and
tn Reliance. which slso calls At the
nklphuiidiug Port. This morning
the former won out. but she vas a
mile ahead the Hslianes when she
left Eagle harbor. The Reliance
people say thata they viii put long
chunks - space between them and
the new steamer n they ever get
a chance 20 leave the starting point
nj the same time ~ the Florence X.
The steamer city - Topeka sails
81 o'clock tonight for Southeast
ern Alaska points. Among her ras-
sengefa. which number g. util be a
party ~ residents q this city, hsad-
I'd by Dr. Afues. who viii 20 20 ku-
Ylvnanof island On q hunting and
nshing expedition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
EXPERIMENT
NAeAsAkl DEALER sENos US
ovsa JAPANESE CEMENT

American bark Hesper. cant. A.
" SNensan, arrived last evening
from Nasesakt - dats cat. With 4
earsu cf SEQ hatreis st Japanese oes
irsnt The earKa Was shipped %
seattle As an experiment. ~ X. Mat
SUE Of NzxAaaki. being the FIRST
ahirHsent - the ktsl4 eees resolved
At thiH port The Japanese cement
= said l. ees slightly Mfetier. hut
cheaper than the Belgian article. IL
Z II found to be- satisfactory iarge
quantities e Il Hass ~ assa ia paw
inN seattie'N streets
The heSper had a pleasant run
oeruaa the Pacific she ieft Van
ceuVer March - with eafwn ~
lumber Tor NaKasNki raa Xaxaze
was tedious uue and fte ufnW
amused themselves hy eaptuFlns
nearly % sharks.
RothaehiId y Gu, agents ~ the
Negsper. received an efFaneuus re-
port Yesterday aftefnoon fFx,n rart
Tow nsend that the Vsa4e, had a
careso u Hawaiian sugar TOE this
fN0ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
SOMETHING NEW
UNDER THE SUN

A certain Seattle firm II oiothlers
has q manner u presenting a bargain
that l. entirely unique. Instead q fol-
Lowing the fime-woru custom u cutting
The price tags on thefr clothing they are
leaving the original tags on. which are
ssved inside the collar u each e0at.
and havs 10 other TAGS on the suit
The customer fhrn picks out the suit
he wants: sees very plainly What the
regular price IT, and IL then allowed to
take the suit az just half that price.
Truly this f. the time n year 70 buy
wearaifes A. no other time. except
sometimes IN January. could any store
AFT : 70 sell goods at 9neshalf what
IN ast0nlsr himself can readily see
e. the regular price.
The store above referred 20 Il the
Fifai 1io5aias store. aEass - tss
firm ~ Hoffman 4 F.EspdenberEef. u
Stroud and Madison. aud they viii
sell ia the sanr NAY any article In
theft stock ~ eIathinK hats. shoes
shfhfH un1i%rNslEr md hirnishinEs II
al tsHds
WseSileE bissinp ~ nd u viii be In
sessEfihF y esetS.one 70 So fbr4 lesl-
set,s- Ylsi% iinissis Hil1s:l.ius.f 81 pfll.lns
kszaS 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
ORDERED AWAY
FROM HIS HOME

Albert Fustsr Wss yesterday or
cefwss 90 "vamose- from tsis anrn~. ~
ssas-~rfps JuAKr Tallfzsan. us=ea Asxz
Albert FOSTERS representation that
he had turned her out % TIE house
and wsz thfesseuiuE % s9H fhs fur
uituFe.
Mrs. FaNtrT - saink for a aieufe9
from hsr husband On Eruanta ~
crasifY. and the courts orstar - 10
Fsstrala Fostsr from visiting az an
neYlax his Nifs ln anY Nay. psnsiins
the trlal q the easn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
TRACK LAYERS ARE
CONG TO YAkUTAT

AmenE the passengers On the
Nome city. sailing tuHaatfua for
Wales. uiii BE- r. ". Gillette ard =
~ Dewey x Whatauni. u fhe CaH-
per river ui and Mining company.
They 50 - lfsak after the rsfefHif e
interests 81 the runtpany Ia tbs "A
YAK ABSTRACTS.
The Nakutat a saufhrrn IL send
ING a aftY Of ~ tract s. sufn In
Yskutat and ths construction wnfA
on their nrN fifie wiii - pnThTst -
completion a. rapidly aH possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
PLUNGED INTO BAY

A horse hlfrhed 10 q lumber
aTaKon owned - John Sullivan be-
came frightened ard tnnk a plunge
fsusn the city siip AZ the foot %
washington street this morning He
NAa haused cut aifh great difsis4
- The saxsa caught az ifist some
piles and AS thus prevented ffufu
salue completely overheard The
haFss had q - eat lu-ses from his
haEneAA Anf then wan ashore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
KHiTTLESEY CASE
UP TOMORROW

The suit % the state against ex-
County Treasurer Charles r Whit
tics3Y. Ga rNVoFaf his first term
sshortaEr. viii BE- begun Ia the 80
Z fsfior court before Special Judge
Wfifnan Tucker. tefuaFroz morning
The trial has been eonfiaaei from
time q fisne until a stipulation be-
tween the attorneys feF both slasss
"a 10 Wtieh points * the ease should
20 the court
The matter was finally settled
yesterday - the signing 81 an
eEFeenseuf. that evidence faksn fFsM
.s.s... = "a 49, ~. a. ..>. -. lS.ss = p /. j.
the FuuFE WHiar HNEFasHraus tEszts
ulour may be Submitted 20 fhe jury
at ths nrffou q TIE defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

thesr terrible aheta would - clean
thevush ie tncnea - krupp etrvi
the EHWaFd vi carried belt q
kEapp atssl nins tnehse thies. Three
miles viii et considered a naad ftKhts
Ina distance in the h.afisa - the future
ard thaush prr.s -ttiiHa have won the
battles against afuias this hrlt ulii
iefiscs any she'll at the three miir diss
lance.
shs vrli carr ~ affiusrs aua men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
WIFE WILL DEFEND
Fugitive HUSBAND
sooolER kEILys SETTER HALF WILL piseREoiT rHg r1s
rImoaY OF nssouRrs FORMER LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

81. IoCfa Mo. July sa-A sub
fsassnM wam issued to-day for Mira
X Jelly, ths wife nf HNnt~i Kelly.
her appearance bsfuFw
the grand ImrY. Sne bears nor nun-
bAn1a commission ~ ttsafedii the
testimony Of former l.trut Governor
-. Nho - mixed up IN the baking
Essssstax seAmasA arA ~ letters saa
sa.t-xsAHus ahf snsienNpr 90 she's
lie up. not only a. a bFiias- sasAsf.
btft a. = hf4rkfftaiier Nife hfwught
a trunk fu1 ~ Documents frurn her
husband when sire came here frusst
e.anfta4- Nhsre Kelly 10 naN sequest-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
MARK OF RESPECT

CINCINNATI .. July s0.-For
= ulIuutcs this marninE, not a wheel
turned o. al instrument clicked On
thn Sarfaik D Western faiiruzd- uls
- respect % she memory - the
Eafe president kirnhail. whose fa-
neral services began a. that hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
"YOU'RE A GREAT,
Big BEEFY SLOB"
SAID CARRIE NATION TO CHIEF OF POLICE OF scRAs
TON pa. AND NOW sAgs BEHIND THg BARS

SCRANTON. IA. July 80. -Fof
ths second tlms within 90 haura
caffle NasIsa i behind ina bars.
she visited the superintendent %
Heilee Tits morning aud Opened TIE
conversation rs saying e the aapsg-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
BANK CLOSED

AaHfSGToS. y. G.. July ia
The COMPTROLLER q the currency this
morning ordered the Doyie~ton. Pa.
mafio1ai bank. eiDRad. It's officers
have be-4n Specializing Ia Wall street
On the banks reaoufrsa The hanks
last statement showed is02 900 sur
Plus over liabilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
GUESTS OF
ROOSEVELT

OYSTER RAY. tuly sa.-Hestisa
General Payne. pHssis
dent Roosev@is had ss guests saziaY
t'rof, Jerome t.anfieid. Instructor el
history Al zoe University II gaEifufs
MIA. ard Commissioner Williams and
Attorney NanineErn ~ the New
York lmmheration offiee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

GnEAT SALE OF Iorsi
T,ss sais q ssir On
CAPITOL HuL EXTENSION
wa basin tomorrow fnofuias At 10 a N.
On tie sresnas. Take capitol Hu car
to rna n Hne. then wsH two hioekr
north. Ths io,s arr all hlsh-cisss. 10,
vsu BE- saii cheap ana on nea-snahls
tsHraa
~ Jos are ioshlns for = eeaa,lssli huiidins
ste 40 nos uilss this appartuniiY. o. rau
win rcsryt a.
nsrnsmtcr thsss facts:
Ths iota are large
Thsy win BE- std cheap.
Thsy nave grsGsd streets
They win saon have city water
Also cement Wallis an paid for
rhs view is unsurpassed.
They are en- enc O., ne fines, car line.
IN the ciiy ami the cars wtl he raunlna
INTO thlA additton verY eaef.--psfha y.
within % days. The tiiis Is perfect.
free shstraos with every BOT. Remern.
Dor.
TOMORROW MORNING. IN THE TIME.
l.. ,. srRENGLE C. g MEApDH.
owuers. ass Arcsds BLDG. Phons Main
ii0G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

u Il aaiA that tie Edward VII has
been sonstruc ted az as fine lines a.
the shamrock. and that Tia cdieuia-
tlons on speed rarFyina capacity nirs-
. cf balance ard FtNnehnesa are %.
narkabic Zoe Accuracy.
she Will carry four z.inch guns. zach
% whlch can thros q shot SrisiiinE 40
pounds over snird ~ ton with
aamasinx effect up % ranEs ~ issn
yards -oVcs uina miles. Al ptp yardH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

iuseadent.
~Yuu're a great. hiE berfy Sob.
It~foHc the words were fairly cot
~ her mouth thr auprfints adrus. A.
sisted By a patruiman. itrlsea hes
and hustled her into csi. ahrrv
sne IL naa awaiting a hrarinx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
REWARD
FOR 7ORRES

HERMosiLto. Mexico. Iuly 80
Gen Luis Torres. governor Of the
state u Sonars. ansi TIE eaaa4sfaH
Of tbs Ysaui Indians. haa been Civ
sa the war portfolio - President
fS&E 10 recognition for hts splendid
military recod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
clalrvoysni

uoN'T FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
uF THE CHANCE NOW OPENED
HT KING AuI4oNas THb ONLY RE.
IfaHIE CLAImEoFANT IN THE
CITY TO-DAY RnM uNN MONTH.
fiji LAVE cfsAfHFuTANr READ
10 To LADIES. o.
IFstffE DOES Hur TELL N0t WHAT
Nuu WANT 10 KNOW No pNE N
SEATTLE eAa
FIffsL IGTI CIAtNNoNANT READING
10 gENTfsEAEsN FoH e. REDUCED
uoNiT FAIL TO CONSULT TffE
oaLY RELIABLE ctsAfHVorAN +
~ THE CITY TODAY. CARNIVAL.
GROUNDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
Will ACT As
ARBITRATOR

WILMINGTON. \. :. July -
JGixe Gray has aeespgssi the prapo=
Eitioa % act a. the fifth ARBITRATION
81 the Alabama commission ta set
lie thu cal strike there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
Batting 81 AK Poin,


Steamers Manstte and Heed. sun.
aay. August 4 halt hourly aeFvies
fFsfn geiulAn dssk4 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
SHOT DOWN
- KILLED AND WOUNDED IN
RUSSIAN RIOT

sr PETERSBURG. tab - In a
strike riot st fiflla ta.laV ths strlk
efs attempted t. stop a train haf
were eoatonlod ~ a Nass.a ar
tfaegss Nhe fired into the ero..b
Ailink and Weundlna IS reraans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

gKrFERsNN cry. NO. July ~.
TIE rawr % state A~nater Sulii-
sAn. charged Wigh soliciting a tflhs
~ sssge fnr hi@ legislative vote in
ghs aiufn baking powder scandal
8 - called fhta morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
THE MARKETS

| LARGE shipments 81 California pos
iatuHa aud applies arrived on yeater.
aaN'a HteamaH and although the quo
tatiun al auuda remained firm. APP
AleH weakened considerably Some
fine Oregon biaekheFfiaH arrived last
hiHht aud they we're passed out
RAPIDLY today at TOO per crate.
{ .hefflea advanced slightly today
Tie market Waa netlYa
WHoLusALU PRICES
| 7hssa pfiaes ere q aaY buyer IN auan.
- fflsss 9. sssaii eaFahasss average
Provisions
| #sHb hsai CIV tfsat fi5e III steer beef
| = HHI fHaA HHt ha ia taffk. ntsH o.
ffafiziaHs ttaHH. ifa n breakfast BE-.
ssHs ifse n. bellies ffaah. taaa ID
Vegetables
sHesa safa. q s has nee California %.
/ tsfaea. 80 tHn faffata. 81 - saea afIas
/ tsaHHH - ~ falffafHIs talHafHaa 81 so
= iHk tssisfh WashiHafan. 81 aaHi ~
Hss hHsHz = HaauHitsafs aHafaaa aas
i.ffil fiasI aniaua. tfM sat- sfsss. in
5YaH hHHH hes ratifafHia Whtafmalsna,
HsH aas sEa niaAt 10 hlE
Green Fruit. Etc.
aHrirz. 81 SEE - has4 slah. lse efsief
s6sts. i'sHfassia i.t.,s,a. sia crate
6 zHfafHfa HeaeHsa. siaa crate Fakima 60
= 5az crate aesfsHfs - crate. native
-. l' 49,. =. So - ss.is 9,ss -.
+ "a a5sHss# 81 aeI58 rs bssI siaiIfsuis
fsssHss s. ~ Hfuaes q 80 crate. plaraps
ftsa5 IL H. etafs. fasait -. ih. 81 20.
Butter. Cheese. Eaas. Poultry
hHitHs Naatiaafau cree nlsffss III dat
fsss Ffssa fsasa. aiaess ias rss'sta.
shssas sativs washington. un cream.
ttsI iiHuH8Maf iHe HHtaa hfiek tsu iHe
Faaitff lHFaesa tufkHFas ftaztH Hfs
ssHs. ttssftsss i've aae - ihs afuaasat
- aiftnA ehistfuss - sasa.o0 aaf
HAY. Grain ard Feed
pats fssap tnf hsfiss 80 ga tani
fals.1 .aa aes 80 81 toe rssisru Wssh-
taNfaH l1HhEfassea timothN aNf 80 90 tsh4
ass shsat be-. Elaea Ten. nss alfalfa.
sta 20 too
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
lrtsss nfissa are M sae.ia delivered -
sssifaaa freight 1st.at. - "a no A4s -
Hay ard orala
Easisss uTasalasaaa tisssasiF. ola tiana
I tee analfa. 81 90 tan. naiH| 80 ~ sen
e4ftsH 81 - lau hHas 81 a. fasal hfaH.
- - faH sfsafts. 81 % tea aiaaiiaEss
Eass. Poultry end livestock
HHHns saisseas. = ftHapo 80 -.
NaNH ffasu rEuEtIs nv 80 HHr Hs.fss -
~ I've agah ffafsa - aHsssast ssali
sssea ~ afasaaa hsHftau atasf a. 1ftes
Z "a Haaa fAHa. u 4hais tssf assss - ftHit
I 3 is efnsfa . fi.ss q o. rsifss - tort
/ eaes n sasa - fesa. = -. Hiasss esqte.
Vsgstshle ard Green Ffvi,s
naf6aak pstsfass ustivss 80 tas.
yahiIa4a fto - fHa ozfHHfs. 81 - = =
satire eatasls. 80 ffatss haits tAa1eAS
Men V b. kHow say that the soft
/ shirts offered ~ King iAFos. nia
{ Hirnf ave are fha Efeaiest falurH
faH 81 - IL fha city. Exclusive pat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

LONDON. July al tspcll The
hatsisshlp Edward VII which has iuss
beea lAupehsd az ths Davenport DRY.
aesk. - the fiueat var vessel afieat
Her displacement l. id&5o tons. her
lenxsh As feet and eef bessm > feet
Her engines are - se aNrse Howes snsi
Capable Il dstvtns shs maritime men-
stsr At a speed ~ lss knot. an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

naYz. aae sad lto afraN Hats fuf
- " H fIatehinsen 60. cor -
aad tinIaH 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

Men no knew say hat the safl
shirts offered hr ktnk iirus. 20
Ffrnf ave. are fha Efraiest falurf
faH 81 - IL fha city. Exclusive pat
teras assly. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31
RAINIER REACH.

TUE PLACE TO LIVE, -.
Beautiful ieeatiun on shore Of Lake Wash-
inEtpn short ride on pscent electric cars
frofn FIRST and washington, tarEs lots
bnstih. with alley are selling fast at $40,
SO AMI 500. az ~ and $50 down and ~
month. Tsa already sold everybody. llkes
Rainier Beach, ita the best and cheap
vsatfnenti achnoia. churches. stores. flne
earisn soil cleared and arahed avenare
Sidewalks grand views hratihH entinna,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

Found
-s~----N->----s-.-------s --ss-,-~--e~>~--e~-~->
TO toAN-rnvats money only firutolaas
securities
TO still nesfdeno. lots. houses erected
n desired easy terms,
TO LEf- Houses aad flats. ons rooms,
sfisz.
TO SELL Elegant ta-roam dwoilius large
grounds. supsrh view Desirable uaifhlrar.
haed forced eaia owner leaving the cltYl
price fGoo. worth much more siOo0
down
TO aIVE-Nitchan range. on sails % house.
LYMAN ID. KNkFF.
10 Hailer nuiidiuH.
s.=~uzxusn,rskA......s coEs.1nssFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

aua citT water. lumber On terms 81 HON.
halii So Mr. We~1 agent. afnns ~
Hafnisr Beach. ~ q X startaNaut. % a
sr. die tiastun hiocs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-31

For SAle--Real Estate
~ Al ittF RISEN riyef taltorn land u acres
giser1 eream house. barn. several out-
RonERr MALrBr. 60 NEW YORK BLK.
WATER rNnNT On the SQUAD Several
nice pieces ~ wafsr front suitable tof
summer huuies handy ~ Heattie
RpHEhr MAtsrhN' 80 Nt-N fohh HIN
F-oR EXCHANGE 100 acres near Auburn;
4 mills ftasu inferufhanl rich necund boz =
tpfs laaa iargs, cIeek. ~ acres partially
would exchange Tor rity property.
ROBERT MALrnN. go NEW YORK blk
NICE HOME m ths sound Between Scat
tle and racoma. a. cores. a. Steamboat
ianainF. % acres Improved. balance ufn-
boz. nice 1rchnrd. al kinds 81 smaii
ffsilta Fnod sarien! plenty u srnnF
water a.rnam house, barn. several cut
bet Koss with The place. -. 600 easy
nonEnr MALrnY, tio NEW FORK BLK.
urun ~ A coon BUY 90 acres rich ~.
der ana vine uapir land. = miles from
lnfefufhan statiuni 20 acres partially I'm
psr acre. sasy terms viii take part pay
, s , ~ IT. 5r8 S1 ' ais ,y yonK nix
Fuun LOra-isosi20i fine corner on car
line. queen Anne hiii. only S77b per lot!
terms u wauiea.
Two sicE Lors-oa car tlae: SEAS each
terms
to.Foor lotion car line. $780, tsrma
rhess are At bargains
- G. hfEils GO. d2h 70 a2e Arcade.
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- EAcli-si down, o. Do nlonthiy for ffns
level lots near cag line.
NAitNhil CO.. tss ARCADE BLDG
ts50-BnildlnE fsHtei years. lsaas a,
ground $3.50 nanthiY; household Kaaa.
stock and fixtures.
WARMER a CO. as ARCADE BLDG
go PER ACRE-ieo acres water front. near
seattle. this h. . barsaiu
WARMER CO. fss ARCADE Hf.ffG.
VIE can iolats you On the beet homesteea
lands IN Washington We have same rn5sa
farms Ter sale. caii On =. II. Casey. sga
Pacific block. Seattle.
CHEAP lots ~ $40 un. nt HiHman eityi
emily ~ minutes ride on old nentnn car
liue on washlnston street. terms ss
doNQ, e monthly. come ieaayI las.e
warm office on ErQvnds.
Sou EHotTn YSy7.ETIa1TF'
$500 . acres % deep rich seli, with an alum.
dance q pure runhlha water soud nriEh-
bnra. good school and INDY t. riaetfi4.
car you can reach this property FROM the
business center in rs short a time a. you
can Green iahet perfect tftiai easy fetins
Adams a Nichols. eii Washington.
fR2ast0 sores southeast from Seattle atoaIi
house, some clearing balance aood fiIsi
Der. ear railroad station. stettengren 4
ArHer, - Roxwsu block.
COTTAGE ron SAILS rooms hall. hath.
pantry, wirrd and phimhed two blocks
east ~ woodland park station. Inquire
eNnef. 1891 afyenth etepue
no At1tfss improved farm. San Juan isi-
snp2 ssdo Isp. q Taylor. ssa AsVsds.
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Society Notices
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Wtfh ng sfFerna. nsEtaiL sac 1afIsu-
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Fef Rent
fNlfi< ntkIa fhrfa studio. Cell ~ -.
sr-ss ia Ballard avenue. ballard
Two eatfaFaa and barn. enii Wsstefn.
Wanted
W1Effff - ~ = f7l15l ZOO. - fsr
me 90 cash stss b.FpSsn hosas siih plars
fuf ere asa saute chieksas Addreaa \.
star
For RENT yre,shed Rooms
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gfffaa uh.isfste
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hd1sek 81 Ming Nd-sila
NICE front room fdf tNo Eentiemtn- tsta
faafth arenues
Personals
CHRIS ffNHfsN 4 Teff'slcnnfean CefieKu--
Hszsislr aH6 theatrical isnriug AMI bodR
tuiiHfr Issaue rTl ~
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~ Al ittF RISEN riyef taltorn land u acres
cleared e.ft~gm house. barn. several out-
Fuifdiufa gqfss1
nouERT MAtTuT 60 NEW YORK BLK.
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