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Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10
Grass for Arid Resiors.

If the new grass scientifically de-
veloped by Professor w. H. Olin, grass
expert at the Iowa State College, at
this place, will do what he claims for
it. says the Des Moines Register. mil
lions of acres of semi-deseft land OF
the Western plains OF the United
States, as well as other millions Of
acres of the African veldt, the Siberian
steppes. the Argentina pampas, and
the great unexplored regions of west
ern Australia will be converted into
the best hay and pasture land in the
world. Those who have impartially
examined into the experiments and
their results thus far are convinced
that Professor Olin's claims are not too
strong.
modification of what Is known as
the side oats grama is the grass for
which these claims are advanced. af-
ter being developed in connection with
Professor Olin's studies and expert
ments with the grasses from all the
worlds grassy plains. The new grass
has been tried on some Of the half
arid plains of this country. and thus
far has done all that was expected of
It,
Next spring these experiments are
10 De conducted on mucn larger scale
and throughout wider area. The
Iowa commission in charge Of the
Iowa agricultural exhibit at the St
Louis exposition is convinced that
these experiments will be the basis of
one of the most valuable and interest
ing exhibits at the fair. They will in
clude every country in the world that
has industries based on hay, live stock
and grass.
Halliwell. of the Chicago Live Stock
World. remarks: The Russian this
tie has invaded the Montana range
the grasshopper will not tackle it.
neither will the steer" For heavens
sake. Halliwell. do try and get off a
couple of weeks and come out West,
SO that We can put you straight on q
few things. We can show you places
where Russian thistle is being culti-
waited. and almost my range man will
tel you that steers will go after the
thistle when it is green in preference
to anything else. They will also tell
you that 1t has ben found to be a
good forage plant on the range and
makes a hay that cattle like.-Denver
Record-Stockman.
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10
DENVER GRAND
JURY INDICTMENTS

Denver, Sept. 5.-Indictments were
returned by the grand jury yesterday
against Thomas J. Maloney for offer
ing a bribe to City and County Clerk
Aichele in connection with the con-
tract for the transcription of the rec
ords OF the new Arapahoe county;
against Charles w. Crouter. ex-audit-
or of state, and w. c. Munsell. his
clerk. for withholding and embezzling
the fiat tax fund collected under the
Montgomery revenue bill and destroy
ing and defacing the records OF the
office; and against eighteen of the
ringleaders in the riot at the
Globe & Grant smelters when
strike was declared against the plants
about the LIST of July.
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10

Secretary Wilson has asked the De-
partment of Labor and Commerce to
ascertain through the consular service
suitable markets for nacaroni wheat.
hard grain common In some Euro
pean countries, and crops of which are
Increasing rapidly in the United
States. Secretary Wilson says the mac
aroni wheat yield in this country last
year, according to the most commonly
accepted estimate. Is 10000 900 bushels.
against 100000 bushels u year ago,
and he predicts that next years crop
will be 25.000.000 bushels.
The San Juan Fruit Growers Asso-
citation of northern New Mexico has
gotten down to business and is hauling
fruit out of the county to Durango at
good prices. The rules adopted pro-
vide that there must be eighty to 1903
peaches to the box. first grade and 1903
to 100. second grade: that summer ap-
pies must not be less than two and a
half inches in diameter for the smaller
varieties and be free from blemish;
that large varieties OF plums be put in
boxes and red plums in crates. Thu3
q high standard for their fruit is estab-
lished and the individual fruit raiser
is relieved of the necessity OF looking
for market and making collections
Is the associations does that for him.
Field and Farm.
for choice fruit.
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10
Hay.

Upland. per ton, $12.00@13.00; sec
ond bottom. choice to fancy. $500
M10.0O; good to choice, $7.0O@S.e0;
timothy. $12.00; timothy and clover.
$11.0O: alfalfa. prime, $3.50; straw.
S5.00M6.00; South Park wire grass,
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10
Labor Day at Pueblo.

Pueblo. Colo. Sept. 7.-Nearly $4,000
unionists marched in the Labor Day
procession here yesterday. II required
more than an hour for them to pass a
given point. Colorado Springs sent
more men to Join the celebration than
nj the other cities Of the state COM
bined. but Denver. Florence, Cripple
Creek, Canon City. Durango and other
towns were we'll represented.
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10
National Mine Workers.

indianapolis. Sept. 5.-The auditing
committee Of the National Mine Work.
ers OF America to-day submitted its
quarterly report to Secretary Treasur-
er Wilson. 1t shows 325, 900 members
OF which number less than 1000 arc
out ON strike. The miners now have
e999.610 In their treasury.
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10

1t is reported from Bolton. England,
that the cotton trade Is In q worse
state than for sixteen years In conse-
quence OF the shortness Of the supply
Of cotton. Heavy demands are being
made on the benefit societies. owing to
the large number of persons who are
Idle.
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10

form. although he is not regularly con-
nested Ct present with the National
Guard.
The members of the governors COM
mission sent to Cripple Creek reached
Colorado Springs on their return yes;
terday morning. A report was tele-
graphed to the governor and a later
one was sent from Palmer Lake. They
were as follows:
Santa Fe Depot, Colorado Springs.
September A.
James H. Peabody. State Capitol,
Denver:
Having visited Cripple Greek and
Victor. after careful inquiry among
representative citizens and property
owners. including the mayors of Grip
pie Creek and Victor We are Of the
opinion, that the lives OF the citizens
OF the district are in imminent dan
ger and lives and personal rights are
in jeopardy. Prompt action is imper-
atively demanded by the above people
to protect the lives and property OF
these citizens. We find that reigr
of terror exists in the district which
should be relieved at once, and obedi
ence to the law enforced in the dis
trict. We do not believe that the civil
huluOIltlcS dTc dDlc " COpc win tu0
situation.
JOHN CHASE.
IN. C. MILLER,
tom E. McCLELLAND."
Palmer Lake. Colo, Sept. 4.
James H. Peabody, State Capitol.
Denver:
I'VE omitted to report that our in
vestigation shows that over 800 min.
ers have left the camp on account OF
the conditions created by the strike.
JOHN CHASE,
IN. C. MILLER,
tom f. McCLELLAND."
The petition from the Cripple Creek
district signed by members of the Citi-
zens' Alliance. the mine owners and
operators association and number Of
citizens. received by Governor Pea
body Wednesday. were made public
yesterday. He also received two tele
grams from Mayor French of Victor,
asking that troops be sent to the dis
trict- These he also made public.
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10
Sheep.
Grain.

Wheat. choice milling. per 100 lbs,
$1.05; rye, Colorado. bulk, per 100 lbs,
85c.; oats. bulk, Nebraska. new. white,
$1.21; mixed. $1.18; in sack. Colorado,
white. $1.25; corn, in bulk. &c; corn
chop. sacked. $1.04; Colorado corn and
oat chops. sacked, SIZE; bran. Colo
rado, per 100 lbs. S5c.
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10

Sam Parks. business agent for the
housesmith's and bridgemen's union oe
Jew York City. was convicted of ex-
tortion In having taken 5000 from Z
contractor to call on . strike and was
sentenced to six months In the peni-
tentiary.
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10
Live Poultry.
Butter.

Elgin, firm. p. .............. 1914
Creameries. extras. Colorado. 10
Creameries, extra, Eastern. 20
Creameries. firsts. Colorado and
Eastern 10
Process and renovated goods.
lD. IL
Store packed ....... 1s@l4
Cooking butter ......... 11@12
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10
cess and renovated goods
Eggs.

Eggs. fresh. loss or, doz. $50.
Eggs. fresh, case count. doz.
Gilpin observer., 1903-09-10
DENVER MARKETS
Cattle.

OecrehSe toA
Year to date ...............21 .218, Al
Same period last year ........ .222,572
decrease ..........'.....' 4'AVl
The following quotations represent
the ranged of prices paid on this mar
ket:
Beef steers, choice corn fed. 4.8505.25
Beef steers, fair to good, corn
fed ................... 45004.8O
3eef steers, choice grassers.
LOO to 1850 lbs. ...... 4.00014.25
Beef steers. medium to good.
1000 to LOO lbs. ........ 375Ql4.00
Beef steers. common to fair. 3.25Q13.75
Cows and heifers. choice
grassers. 1000 to LOO lbs. 2.7503.25
Cows and heifers. common
to good grassers 2.2502.5 so
Gamers .............. 1.500I2.25
Calves. veal, choice ........ 3.5ON14.O0
Bulls. stays, etc. ........... 1.50M3.OO
Feeders, 900 to 1,150 lbs,
good to choice. F.P.R. -. 3.50H3.75
Feeders, 600 to 900 lbs,
common to fair, F. r. -. 3.25d3.50
Stockers. choice, F.P.R. 80. 3.250I3.50
Stockers, fair to good ...... 2.75Q3.00
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soffowfW chortises.
Il could see the pepo'a iinha shahe
and hia mitfsd head noe while the
poudafnus master % earsuunins ed.
busted hia robe lie h hvs nature q
tan man. but his body h go bent now
that he seems q be- not much more
than nve feet iiia once nmiliuE oouns
tshance seemed stern and aaatefui the
uaHfinE % his nash gave aunken
lnok O. hts clear brown eyes hts nose
appeared a. be unusually prominent
aud Aoaf add hia nuuih seemed larger.
n matter about which he Il personally
very sensitive. aud there was a pa.
thetle almost trsric aroap at ths
uofurra - thu lipa The triangular
fuunwa shieh marked the contraction
q the muHelHa on either side - hls
muuth showed plainly thr EFFORT % The
venerable man Go CONCEAL the faVhEua
witch timu has made and 10 prevent
ths lower iaw from dropping =.
when the mitru wan iftud from
his hrad j could zee that hia hhii
was thinner than before, and hlz
delicate large ears stood out With
atartiina dlatinctixuneaa Yet. natwifh
standing All these changes. he had
the same Old hish glance u author
NV
AT the high altar stood Cardinal
Nnnturiu the ofiieiaiinE priest The
chaHi - lho tfistiHa ehaif sfs'y laudef
and then died away in trembling
waiiing fadfufrn The pore deneeud "A
from hts threne and knuit before ths
altar niaud= ~ incense swifird ahuES
hin head then ~ reheesndad nj
throna and snt there.
Again and aguin the pore descend
ad and annended the thfcas step I'D
kneit down and stood np. and naa
tifna he. snsiaaa "a Eres stfssass aHl
more .neei ard Sheu si the laat -
f-ad the ubaairtian HE Fnies niisd tn
whole hail his ewes flashed and 4
Years aeemed Co have fallen froIf
him e
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THE MEASURE NF HIS
WELL MNXND Hk

Tlrrlsss patience Was the corner
Stone az tue late pepc's character.
This paueeee WAS the secret OF hia
Kenlus AVID hceause 90 a. he was
enabled 10 transform a comparative
~ frichdless church into esuren
hAvine friends eNeryWhere.
fte could wait. n need be h could
vail months on Years until his time
came. lie had no delasiona iie saw
thinea a. they were. not az hr
wished them 10 BE, hr held an enc
my te ee an enemy only until he
eoula make him frient
lie reeosuise3 talent Ia those Mo
opposed HIM and a xoad Idea Was a
Eccd Idea. no matter Wac proposed
a. lie never made Sac mistake Of
AuasrN alumK The skill af an ap-
ponsnt he had the genina which
ccala recognise the possible and the
impossible. he wasted 30 strength
Ia combating the inevitable. Just
as easily a. he weighed his friends
and hts foes he weighed himself. ns
knew his own limitations.
lie Was ereat man among the
htNNA NsHN ~ VS. kiAAa AA# fkAAA =
mart amid aaWc - the mast tFefuan.
doas dramas q history. and he
played 4 successfully
Hs made usen who Commanded
arualee ahey hnai Qua 81 cuvfuica ne
created friends a church which NJ
fotsnd the prey Of all rs ieft strenE
IN the eirCle of her drfen6ers. tse
XIII. viii 90 iiosn IN history a. one
% tae kr~ateN amoaE the len6 lire
~ Ervet men n no have filled The
papa chair
He Was too great 81 mind "a -
hanipgref - custom OF traditsan
RE wrought kreat change but -
patiently. - gently tAst hia re-.
Serves we've accowpttshed and ~
hlnoNattons we're effected Wlthoui
sheek
Personally. ihe late panttsf ,tal
saii and slender aud his hair Was
saoU white his faee had tbs kiha'
est " eXrtrsslaEaA and hts smds
was ready. Nis keeo WI was tem'
pefel b, grnile charity. liiH
tnAuurF was hixa-hrea aad finished
ana he poaseazrsi a most cn9Ffulns
courtcsy. which placed others ~
ease. lie bowed 10 chat 80 literary
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HI. early Lie

GIoachiro for Joachim Vincent
Raphael IofoTlco Peeci. aftefwafa
pore Leo XIII. vas born March 2,
1910. az Garpeneto. small town %
miles from Home. situated IN the
hfu country and near the ruins OF
Tusculum. cicero's home.
The future pope WIS born Of an
ancient and noble family The
Counts Peri lived here for hundreds
OF ysaF@ IN peace and plenty.
Tke pope Who aIWaNH eHlnced
esep interest ia the working classes,
vras. through h4 mother a direct
dearendant Of Cola d Rienzi. the
Aennax0g hero % BuiWer f.ytt0u >
ssovsI. .iifhe ast Of the TfibuHes.
Joachim. or. ~ hts mother always
called him. Vincent. vas remark
ahy< strong and rugged lad. he
49, 10 among the sturdy noun.
sstrears and the goats ~ garpenet9,
- fasied the outdoor llff Of the htlia
80 aaide from his fnothar, whom he
eafrtv wornhipea, his two PASSIONS
800 ooetry and hunting II waa
ID. n5fhar's gentle hand thst guided
-, s.ssf sks -7-asY -sss-z sss-=sr s5szss.s
q u.s. ths love % poetry h. him inst
snade him the deep student uf classic
iIearatIre and the most accomplished
,se,tter ~ iafin verse IN fuedgrn
ttr.ea r. was the love OF the hills.
the hunting ard tramping that lala
rssd Plus y a.
while he was a student IN the
College ~ Noble Ecelesia ailce. t.a1 :
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ainai sala foak thr warmrst fancy
% the NouHR scholar and save him
much advice 81 The greatest value.
Cardinal pnea also adWirrd Joachim
rocet and recommended him strong
Is t. OfeEofY XVI who appointed
him aue uf hts domestic prhlntea and
soon aftefWaHd the refoYendaty 10
The court of SeanatuHa tie now
had his feot ON fhe first round af
that ladder he afteswsfd ellueed 80
steadily
Cardinal sals saw to It that 10
aehim fecci Nas attached ia the
congregation % the Propaganda.
and Cardinal Gamhruachini who
was che pope'a secretary ~ state
had kiln appointed officisi 20 many
important bodies lie also placed
him under The immedfRtr charge Of
the Learned rreiaies rfaHaa aud
hrunuell The supefiuFa of this
sounK MAN realised iAe character OF
the material hrioHe Them and thry
shaped the weapon With eNceediuH
care.
tiIs First cattle
In Hax ISL. Mgr. ppcet vas re-
/ called fFam llenexentu and appoint
- papel Delegate 20 sfpaieta This
sent him o. retuaia. one Of the hot
| beds ~ tire revolutionary soeiatiea.
and here hrsan contest between
[ Joachim feeel and The organized OPP
position 10 tie church, nhich was
a. be the mans work Tor many
YehFa
Joachim Peecl was IN his ssd year
when GreEory XVI appointed hlm
{ apostolic nuneio. er papsi amhassa-
I dor 50 the kinad0gn ~ belgium, The
I aub aSshdnt reached BRUSSELS and
/ found thst secret s,,eietirs were rrps
ruHwnted there in fmca.
IN the difneait task ehieh was hr-
fore him. AFghhiahop frcci had the
benefit 81 the councils Of Queen
Z Louisa Maria who wAt n fnost d.
/ Vout Catholic. To protect the nni-
I kian Catholics against the nppo-
sifion 10 them IA the nelaian par
lament VA. the young anita ssa dor :
task and he succeeded completely,
Re Sees the World
tie Was honared with The title II
I archbishop ef numietta and. after
/ winning hts diplomatic struggle N
BeiNlnuA he TOOK oceaalnn 10 visit
all the E,arersan eartttis. meeting
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Leo Was nazad far the attention -
used o. aiyo 70 fnfsdeaary fathtfa NhR
weut 60 Hums from their diataut hoiat
ef labor to obtain audirnea With tie
head - the ehureh It's fnfofmhtiea
rrEaFiins the statns ~ the catholic
church la che United States VAS uUfaF
bly, rail- snd arcuFats ON enc Gay ~
FnNe audience Go = bishop aheas diuf
esss included large pariiau =
q iasla, a priest whose Nark was Cone
,wcted undrr The tltirniHF ahtes u hnrs
SEQ nnd a native Syrian. newly or
aAtned a priest. whose nsld vs.
[ located net fsf from the SCENES 4
I fhnarH hfs aa earth nf the details
and difneuitisa - she iahafs - a. n
- she~e hires fathers the pops ias
I formed himself accurately. and q
eaeh he made suggestions that sFfr Il
muCh pfAstieai vsfae.
The pops's intima,ss
I'VE fnHn wka have zFpfaat he'd she
Z pope nenss ultimately AZ kiH secFetsfF
NEr Auseil. hts curfgesnr Msf
{ fInefis his electors. t.apPani ara AeHs
sort his usnhsw. Cuant frrel. Ana
his valet fga csnfra
I1ss aasfra college - Cardinals
ffum whteh ths raue IL elected sauuld
i consist u - mem tsFa - ehurs huN
ever poe mafe than > I've in Home.
Fhsa come tie rHHiataa - she faonH
Hral household sHa a numerous Eias
T - rNanliefinina. usnsfiF honorary fiss
prnflhriaf afsnf@feF the ranH stiii has
= tiny afmy can ~ disidsa iate fnaf
asctiefts the Nutas guard petseiisas
/ alfsrd The Nui-- suard sHd he afns
aarusa rhe Nstfs guard Il "a 80
HersiIagiY ancient body. uHaeh eaths
! fufa existence IN TIE rattdis ar~s ansf
e rsafuifad eatfrsiH ffHm fhs HHnizsl
arissaeruaF. is chsess ths taa princes.
/ fNtfaana anH nfetai kaYiHN hsla ihs
cree q assistants a. fhH NQnFN -
threaa fns MN Nenr# These HnusafHaess
seer when na hufT fezfamss - hisf ;
svivs4 ~sfh fsa.sharea fsaHa foiiua
thriF rasAs pfsc tssiy sitzh FaffasHss
as 80 Hss IN risfafss ~ NeHei -
amd uauahsagasif The Ktsfas. hnFeFsf
aeaf q uaifunm csezsirtlus = afsasts
state. heimet tEne sttH hfes hfss sna
I - staeafn ahH rsisiiHs KaHrd j. E
aHsfF recruited fFs n lts middle class.
ataAs futY t. % iine she balls
thruaeh which m s-rs passes - ~
aay 81 - refHFa rne HNtns EHarsi
ss.sss t.ss.s tsg..s.z &. -. -. ~, -
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LADY MAsFA deals With the occult
as only the Egyptians can new
phases introduced, forecasts the
future and advises In all matters
pertaining 20 business, love and
family affairs consultation free.
strictly confidential, office hours
60 10 q. m. si6 THIRD avcnuei tel
cphone Independent s0Sa.
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Hid LIE Work
NodeeI

An Important fn,iinE - the Car
peateus 3'uaNaaN ~vNaife Iuif 8. ~
80 member shaHid - there
a " WffKfS. Zee Sc 80
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----,-~~-s-=~--ss=-----z-s-
iIfitf1F hSHfsN 3 Tefusae hhraan col.
isEe-sneiety and theatricai danelns
ard body eultHrc. Fhene red =.
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tury. aud Il always exclusively -
aWlga. They wear a pietursaque eos
tunio Of scarlet. yellow and black. Do
aianed hY Michael Anfeta unt which
h muuh more iikoiy 90 have been their
national costume II the period When
they were introduced into the naniis
neial court A. 10 the Eeusdaffnsa.
they are intended 20 kesp order Ia the
palace und naailiOa. Wifirh atlil eSts
tsinH population Of several thousand
persons.
HE Pleasures
Loo XIII was ofton called the
Prisoner - the Vatican" ne " was
said that Tor quarter 81 oHntHrY
he never act foot uutHlds ~ the Yati-
can. Many believe however that he
used "a drive quietly nbats the street 2
q nutnn ct night 10 any event. HE
rbisf delight Was IN The cit and the
sunshine - his uwu Eardeaa he
planted vineyard with viutH from
the old reeel estate ana he under
stood their care aud culture hs
thoroughly ~ the most aklllsd Italian
farmer
one N tho ehief characteristics -
Leo XIII mnH his Kindness aud self
daniHI carried - even exaggerated
lengths BOZ Instance, while alt the
world was FhesainH why Lac, year
- pul N EoiuE regularly Into The
Nafden uHtti "a late m the season. q
faW knew that IL WAS haonuaa u had
autne "a his ears thai The hmsaHHa doris
hnd carfiiuhts und other great pesnoi-
sRea found u issH pheasant 60 So %
him ~ the other side 81 the tefirn
Instead ~ ~ ths vatican tie even
proposed Co EiVn up hts Gays there a.
taarther. nut that - c0ufsH vas heH
nftgrh hY Professor Ma sEnnl shn
I sinrc the ruersssfui operation ~ three
rsafs aEo had Hrrat infusnce with his
put
Hia LIE Worn
I ~ oaafluaiot. Loo XIII has maderh.
taea his ehui o. las eafreatid ~
I Hhieas ard c,snfurtusd lie customs "a
che. changed tifaea iia has uaads
/ friaitis and SECURED a saitaiiY and hhr.
ma,iy ln tn lnnes workings - ths
EHsat Ifsiifutian lie has planned faf
into The future he has studied on'
problems O. cums. and has provided
fef their salutian lie has hiicd an
nfmAff With the Weapons ~ wisdom.
/ prudence. % tisa-s auA foresight and
fsrss sebrnnn sfH ~ ready a. hand
Whenever futsra pope shall herd
| them
A. u.se Jcaehim Peaei hss shown
What simple hHhits. rishf iifing snd
patisnse siHsi.nfas - parposs can 40
I enmpiish Zee Haan uisufaiiy, morally
and uhysiesiiy
nsatiencat in race.
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VIRTUE ieanr n,aney or real czfats
Ions fiuia Harhhar msaufhlF II do
Hifrd ~ a. Virtue. Boston H3oea
srcaud and Columbia 81
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HEitE Is A COOP BuY-e9 ACRES.
rich garden land. alt Thoroughly
CLEARED and srBthed. close 60 In
teraFtau s. $50. easy terms
RoHERT MALfBY. sio \. y Block
FORTY ACRES. finest iand IN the
White River valley. All IN high
state % cultivation. close 70 Inter.
urban. good buildings 81
ROBERT MALTnY. tie y. Z. Block
NICE PLACE OK THE SOUND
between Seattle ard Taron@ -
aereN 1t steamboat landing 70
/ acres improved balance timber.
nice orchard. al Kinds ~ email
traits $500 Earueus spring water
@=foalu house barn. eeKerai cut
buildings. efurk, tools chickens
and row beat goes with the piae,
| s sec. tetfna.
ROBERT MALTnY 80 y. Y. Block
EIGHTY ACRES. rich river bottom
land. p acres cleared. s-ream
hppne, barn, several outbuildinRs.
lRonERT MALTBY. 40 y. ?. block
NINETY ACRES. miles from the
/ IuterWhan 81 Christopher. level,
sood soil. alder snd vsne-maple
land. large creek through H..
3 .opa. VIII take part payment IN
idbof on adjoining land.
ROBERT MALTRY. tie y. Y. Block
HERE ~ A GOOD HuY.
4 = zo-=ta acre 4 nne land IL acres
/ under ruifiYnunn, Broom house. reat
ts1sHfs Sfs7Fa mouse chicken houses
and haru orchard q ~ trrfa This
/ property Is ~ miles from tho aiec-
trio cars With aue waEon road 10
market aud can he boHFht for 81 s1
1 cash. the fslfnnee ~ time Adams Al
/ AirhHls Al Washington nulialnr
First Avenue and Cherry Street
/ ffaa-fo acrce coed Alder bottom land
( 8 acres cleared d. inliu- fft,m seattle.
Warner a Co.. ~ Arcade BIDS
/ 81 saa-- - ncres east ~ Kent h acres
4 cleared, balance IN timber huuae
karn. chicken house. small orchard.
well fenced Sirttcnrrcn a AFncM a
/ NoNWaii block
/ --===s----7---s==s-
/ r f7Sfs LIT RNfau - aiicYss twentieth
/ avenue. forced sale This week anlv
fso Jns. p, Taylor rs Arcade.
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Painless
Dentistry
7f3 First Ave.

- " -
Teeth Extracted. ftlie1 o. crown.
81 without pain. BY my scientiie
method applied te tbs gums Ne
gaeNins oF sleep producing agents
These are the only Dentists In Sc
attic who have ingredients and
LATE PATENTED APPLIANCE
% Extract TEETNs I'm or Apply
Cold or Porcelain Crowns undctsct.
able from natural Teeth. and war
rauted for 10 years. WITHOUT
THE LEAST PAIN.
All secsh done BY gradgefeg Aess-
lists 81 long years Of experience.
who are specialists ia their DEPART
menfs.
Call ard see un. and you VIII ind
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS
DO just ~ they advertise
We toll you IN advance Just how
much your work viii cost.
FREE EXAMINATION FREE
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/ HNVR pair Of horses wsigSlns As5,
also two single horses 1870 apiece, for
sale cheap going cut of business. narn
N rear, 2an4A First avenue.
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PHoroGRArHg- Copying aud eniarEiDE AZ
lowest rnteat nratsclans work open auns
daya. y. II. Dooms. e9ii First avenue.