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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-07

Total amount of warrants cancelled
$3.50.
The quarterly reports of the county
officers were examined and approved.
The 1902 tax on lot block Sc,
Hoisington amount S2.04 ordered re-
bated, as this lot belonged to the city
of Hoisington.
Oficial bond of A. E. Wegly, JUS
tice of the peace of Indepen dent
township approved.
The valuation on lot s, block 81,
city of Hoisington reduced $500 and
refund ordered on said amount.
The following resolution was
aPopted:
Whereas, as the tax rolls of the
years 1872 to 1892 inclusive have
been examined for delinquent taxes by
the abstractors of Barton county for
more than 20 years past, and it is
evident to the board of county com
missioners of said county, today in
regular Session assembled that little if
any taxes contained in said tax rolls
remains unpaid, or which have not
been transferred to the real estate on
which there may be delinquent taz
which has not been sold, or has beer
conveyed to other parties, and whereas
in such cases under the provisions O
the statutes of the state of Kansas, al
delinquent tax which has not been
sold by the county treasurer is void a.
against such property.
Now, therefore it is ordered by US
the said board of county commits
sioners in regular session assembled
that all delinquent taxes containee
in said tax rolls of the years 1872 te
1892 in. .lusive, and which have no
been sold by theEcounty <reasurer a.
provided by law, be and the same ar,
hereby annulled and held for naugh
as to the owners Of the real estat,
encumbered by such delinquent take
and such real estate is divested o
any lean that Barton county has o
may have by virtue of said unpait
taxes.
Resignation of Ed Goudy, clerk o
cleveland township accepted and ]
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-04-07

Value of FARMS. .......... 49,. $780, 600,
Acres wheat last fall, ,3S5,
Corn on hand March 1st, bushels, ....-2 29,o75.
Wheat on hand March 1st, bushels, 1924.
Butter made by families, pounds, .-......5 $780,
Value of poultry and eggs sold, ------ -. Sl6l9,
Value of animals sold and slaughtered, -. 5000.
No. of horses aud mules 80. ........... 652
No. of CATTLE eST
No. Of swine, ASS
Taxable value Of personal property s24. 4S5.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14
Danger In
High Collars

stated in The Medical Mirror st. LOUIS People who abuay
high collars without experiencing any those i'll effects may be
psed to learn the harm that this seemingly innocent of hab
erdashery wreak. Says DIR. Brubaker:
at is noteworthy fact that all the important vital
of the body saeguaded injury within bony walls,
hidden deep under layers of muscles.
The important functions OF the render
through the neck should be from
injury We therefore find enclosed within the sheath the
carotid and placed between the internal
lying poserory to both BY this provision the paced be-
tween fluid either side this providing degree of elias
ITCHY protection.
THE effect of in this locality known
the medicine the phenomena observed
acbed the rather than the For instance
tced then that this OF the neck followed
by sensation OF OF by deep and aboous breathing pd
heart primarily, aeryard retarded with sometimes
sinking the pecara region Continuing the pressure
deepeated benumbng sensation the head if about
lose consciousness. Gastric symptoms amounting
vomiting may with asstude anguor lowness spirits
repose remaining hour then gradually
1t will thus be that the carotid
the neck is followed by various symptoms"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14
DRUG GO.
Fort Street

and the estate of Thomas Blythe in the
end went to her and her attorneys. Bat
before she or they got possession of it.
acts of the California Legislature were
passed which had for their object such
changes in the law as would permit the
claimant Florence Blythe to put in tes-
timOny necessary to substantiate her
claim but which could not have been
admitted under the law as it previously
stood, and to make the rules of descent
fit the claims as she was able to pre-
sent them. In this respect there was
some such legislation as that which
was put through congress at its last
session amending the Organic Act by
which a particular litigant defeated in
the Territorial Courts was enabled to
carry his litigation to the Supreme
to the Supreme Court of the United
States.
The Blythe Case, as it came to be
known is one of the most celebrated
matters in the probate history of Cali
fornia, where there has been more
weird estate litigation, it has been said,
than in any other place in the world.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

If the statement of the Advertiser is
true that of all the men in the police
department &c are for Henry and q for
Brown, what becomes of the innuendO
a paragraph or two later, in the same
article, that the police force is against
the present administration and in fav-
or of a return to power of the former
one" for sinister reasons. If sinister
reasons are the controlling ones, as the
Advertiser would have it believed, its
statement that Sc are for Henry and
p for Brown would indicate that the
sinister reasons prompt to the support
of Henry.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14
ELBERT HuBBARD's SERMON.

Men are only grown-up children. They
are grouchy before breakfast, cheerful
after breakfast, cross at night. Houses,
lands, barns, railroads, churches, books
race tracks are the playthings with
which they amuse themselves until they
grow tired and Death, the kind old
nurse, puts them to sleep.
The Universal Mother in giving out
happiness bestows on each and all an
eqffual portion-the beggar trudging
along the stony road is as happy as the
king who rides by in his carriage.
Early marriages are like late ones,
they may be wise and they may not.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

The Civic Federation is composed OF
high-minded citizens. Not one of them
would fail to resent an imputation that
he is not a man of his word. Strange
that such a body of men should place
themselves in the position of leading 4
Hawaiian, supposed to learn honorable
politics from them, to run for office
after publicly pledgng himself not to
do so, and to support an opponent. The
Federation should really try better
than this to impart some of its own
than this to impart some of its own
morality to the rest of the community.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

The Stars thanks are due the Ad-
vertiser for it's republication of Star
editorials of last October. 1t is pleas
ing to know that they are appreciated.
If more are wanted, The Star will be
pleased to supply its contemporary
with a file.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

Surprising for the sake of argument
Manager Ballentyne of the Rapid
Transit should march his men into one
of the car barns and tell them that they
must vote for Hi Henry or lose their
jobs, would there be a roar of indigna-
ton? Yet Henry's own action in at
tempting to coerce a body Of men who
are certainly under no compliment to
him for their jobs, is emphatically
worse
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14
W. G. Irwin & Go.
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance CO., of Liverpool, Eng.
Alliance Assurance Co., of London, Eng.
Scottish Union & National ms. Co., Of
Edinburg, Scotland.
Fire Association Of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd.
Wihelma Of Magdeburg General ms.
Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

Theodore Richards says that High
Henry has never admitted himself to
be incompetent or dishonest. But really,
to be perfectly honest, he ought to adj
NIT the incompetence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

The news that all of the gambling
places in the city have been closed will
be received with cheerful grins by many
gentlemen of the green cloth. 1t is a
shame for Hi to deceive Theodore like
that.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

So Theodore Richards is going to
vote for Hi Henry That is important
if true but is it worth a column Of
BREWER black-face to en-
able him to say so?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14
End OfFan7OuS
Litigation

twenty years Seven eight years confidently asserted
that this litigation had finally been brought to end But of
the gants found continue another
of predictions is made Still all things must have end M
cation California likely that present prediction will
than that the when it would
Thomas Blythe eccentric who California in the
early days accumulated fortune lived less outside of the
convenonaes of life died without making WILL and left large
of real which kept increasing in value the litigation
proceeded for the lawyers relatives and peudOreaVes fight
-Four of claimants the front There
alleged wife whose claims in the end dsaowed There
GYPSY Byhs the Kentucky Byhes collateral
Some Of the claimants merged their claims into the Blythe
Company And then there Florence Blythe child of tender
Thomas Byhes death who brought
England by her mother perhaps both brought by
who took their claim and who in the proel
largely that Florence Blythe the Legitimate
child Thomas Blythe This claim eventually upheld by the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

Theodore Richards says that all of
the gambling joints in Honolulu have
been closed up by his friend Hi Henry?
How does Theodore know that? Has
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14
With IL. F. Wtcnman 4 o., Ltd

he been trying unsuccessfulIy, to find
a place where he could buck the tiger
or is he taking His word for it?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

The Advertiser gets more readable
every day. 1t is now quoting the Stars
editorials.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

The best the Advertiser can say of
its candidate Hi Henry, is that he is no
worse than Brown.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14
Castle Z COOKE. LID.
Commission Merchants
Sugar Factors
GENTS FOR

The Eva PlE Cato Comptny,
The Waialua Agricultural Co., LtA.
The X hala Sugar ~ompany.
The Waimea Sugar Mil Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, No
he Standard OH Company.
The George F. Lake Steam PumpA
Westnns CentrifuFals
The New EnRlapd Mutual Life InsuFs
ance Company of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company o.
Hartford, G nm.
The Alliance As urance Company Oh
London.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

The Supreme Court of California
has just handed down a decision
which it is confidently asserted
brings to a final end the Blythe
litigation litigation which has
vexed the courts and profoundly
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14
POepOe'S
Best Friend

tins al they have often succeeded
independent movements But this they only do when the
Vaccinations themselves That the local
governors personal objections Republican A. NJ Brown clearly
shown by the of The governor and
asked him runnd sragtVay the Civic offered
to Rawins, with Vida running
Those who call attention the accomplished
lions elsewhere able point which organ
lzation entered political campaign with days before
Cessu independent begun way local
campaign the Civic Federation simply occupies position best
friend to Candidate Popoe The hopes get High Sher
iH Henry votes for Poepoe and elections here have shown
that the paty few hundred which Henry will get enough
to the scale for Home Rule and Republican strength balance
very evenly What will Civic Fderatons we'll disposed
ship think if finds the affairs Oahu County the Poe
poe? Certainly all will admit Browns superiority the Home Rule
candidate Most intelligent admit
would be absolute caamiyn fact it would be failure
magnitude the
appeal Washington for interference the ground that the eecto
here is incompetent for selfgovenmen The
aiding Poepoe by auous support Of Henrhe who
opposed tsefwOud be Wash
ngton for interference Honolulu from Poepoe admna
ton. safe predict that Poepoe elected they will make such
a appeal
The whole fact of the matter isas the best informed of the
well knows that for the Federation
accomplish what seeks. began late Everyone knows that
a. NJ Brown could have been the Republican
unlike his he would accepted the
defeat and withdrawn with his pledge The time for the
Cc when they had chance be successful They have
chance 1t idle of energy like Theodore
Richards W. r. be able majority
the Honolulu from their party lines by days
Doubtless the
opposing Brown would rather Poepoe sheriff than A.
NJ But the OF Honolulu do share the governors
bitter prejudice against Brown.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

That a stiff high collar may press
against the pneumogastric, On
vagus, nerve to such a degree a.
to cause serious symptoms, such
as loss of strength, neuralgia pains,
nausea, and even anesthesia, is the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

The Civic Federation idea is all
right In many American COM
munitics such organizations do q
great deal of public good. They
force the regular parties to higher
standards and where efforts to do
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14

turns. Three lines three times for rs
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-14
For Sale

one frst-class guitar; almost new.
viii be sold cheap. Apply corner Uni
ON and Hotel streets in grocery store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-27
MURDERER
CAPTURED
EAsTlRN CRIMINAL CAPTURED
~ sEATrLE=IoCEL Man t.
CAPEs PUNISHMENT

ID gHIiaHHg murdered HrHf
hafHsH boo EHH#H.H#HH 81. g..
Esara ego. gHIa##s ID ..Ia#a.
HaH. aHI HIa.I.IIm #H# a bartender
In IHa HmHH town HNafs fH. HHaaf
IHK JaaF pia.. -. fa# fH.r aaf
IF ID baI DafH.E IflH HamHf aHas
q revolver GA Galloway a.I IHs I-f.
taf iaaf THE frraHf afterwards Ha-
tuning with o. HHairan HIIH which
Ha bio DafH.s head eff 80 -
sars1 HaI for FaaH be- lodged fHa
bare md avoided Tia HaHNmaH Fl
uHHHr
a saHfrHafau g. DHIrf - raII.a
Delaney followed. aHl BOW TIC mHr
Hsrrr occupies q loI 90 fHr city
jail awaiting tho proper HafHorHes
t4 take hfm bH.E ia the MaBaH.
county court where He HII be ffleI
for killing DouaE THIH II on go.
ample ~ eastern Justice stern aHI
uuf.iaHtIHT A similar H#r. as0gfH.
here ~ THE HfE f.a gaE# #ea
william EHtaH4. ID bartender. DE-.
HharfsIg shot aHI HHsI William
aIaHHaH. B musician. IN iHg I.b#H.
hHr. "a rsHfriHfrI district lIIHh.nF re
Hafi affsr "a uu##f.I .lI ~ H.sa
commenced over fHl result ~ a az#H
ramr involving ~. rHHu amount ~
= ..Hf# y FL Understood Kirkland
b 60 D. freed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-27
SRE DENIES
EVERYTHING
uy sarIppaNsva AsaHl

NORTH PLATTE. Nsb. Feb -
r be- Cody divorce caro- resumed
this morning behind closed doarH
some WlfneaseH testified thai Cody
drank and earUased alrh women.
seven prominent women q North
Platte testified that Mrs Cody never
drank or used pfofaue language.
The friends Of Hfs cody said sae
would gladly forgive the scout and
would welcome him back n he only
said tie word HrE cody publicly
aanIoa The noLlanInE eharKaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-27
RUSH At THE ~"

UNIVERSITY STATION. Feb. e..
Professor Goritz. Of Everett. de-
livered lecture at tho assembly a
tho university this morning lie
spoke concerning the planet Mars.
The juniors created sensation at
the assembly by appearing In flaehy
hats The young ladies wore rea
hats and the boys had on stove
pipes The seniors. who are guard 81
fans Of the hat business at the uni
Norsity quickly began 60 dispose ~
the hendEear A rough house was
started and several Of the juniors
came out OF the meeting minus their
haia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-27


f''la'H. ohio. Per IL d.
h.'. H#IH 80 ..aHIH. &C. astlse W.
thH l.r# uHaHHa Iset,.lA
no. . I#. tI#sF aalnafs 81
. ...z '..z ~. hHffauuta
Is..'IH H.. jHmbau. -
H##h.Hl It'a = lfa5 CaHfsrrfs ~.
a##. -. val
IaHa oFHfsra Ef..
s' y. H...# .l1. e.. HHg a..
.E..,.#, ... -. cane -, -
BOD Johns psr 49,
cd HHHH Der -
hH ger esr,st
r. aaIf,1s
HsHHUed 100
r4aaa.,.t
HHfsrH. f7ulh
D.. bsek -.
perch 4.
Floor.
I.'rH' rHr o. ff7E. g.,
~ hIlH#..# HsrH wfsst ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-27
THE MARKE rs

The ogR market ia aull on the
drop Exc went down 90 20 cents
this morning and are Etlu weak.
They are arriving In great guam
titles and the market IS over crowd
ed. Butter iH attn firm as II has
been for the last week. but a drop f.
expected every day There will be
some California steamer stuff arrive
today that Nlli lower the vegetable
market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-27

NNHHNh9Aeh
Beans. dry. per cvt t1gG8ATs;
Lima beans it75a 90. beets. per
taek 7tc0fiooz cabbage. iis5.
garlic, new. L.: onions yellow.
n Sc onions. Fanno. 81 spinach.
ti1ta 80. turuipa. sack. tIz5.
rutabara. FER sneh. goe4fI.z5.
lettuce dollhouse $40 80. tomatoes.
tbc 0tioo. fancy. 800. carrots
per Faek. sacW fIz5. Yakima pota-
toes. Use 20. White River potatoes.
ts9u -. Greeley potatoes. G.1n =
sweet potatoes. sacks 3IT6. par
slcy. Per doz. zoe. sqIaah. ID. - .
TIC, California sweet potatoes. per
{ cfatr, tists hrtlrhohea. per dor. &c:
California celery. 6fassc. native
celery SOC. native fhubafh. ioo.
Fruits.
per- bunch lisI'i sssoesi date. eI S.1 is
~ &c. fiEs : 10 brick. as,
I figs. ie-lb cartoons. coo Tie. grape
fruit PER bon. 8 80. lemons choice
and fancy. t2goIso0. oranges
Seeding. ti.tcG 1T. navel oranges
g. 100 sHts ofungea Jap bale,
I g. $50 i7b. apples. cooking. soc
dti.oa apples fancy. tl.a0GIa6.
eranbsfries. $500 1000: pofne-
Ernnatss. half orange chnen. t2.ss:
pinespples. per doE. IaooGato
Butter and Cheese.
oregon cheese. l8Ac: Eastern.
crooks. - = sc. Washington cheese.
i1e. cream brick cheese. lee. but
ter. native creamery. a2c: eastern
storage. In tubs &c: eastern
storage, IN bricks. 25c. cooking. itg
/
Strictly fresh ranch. slUszc.
Poultry,
Ducks. dressed. l7GiSe: geese.
I dressed. $50 ise. chickens. dressed
I $50 lie. turkeys. fancy local dressed.
Z zee &c.
California strained. per h. &c:
California sage. per 10. ite. honey.
sttrset per 10. 7QSAe. oregon
grape cream. ie-caAe lots. $3.50
I honey. Yakima. l2Hc. ClifornIa
white. 3t-lh. boxes. $3.50. Olympia
boxes. t9GazS.
Golden c. In sacks. IS IS. extra c,
In sacks, tt.s6; powdered. IN bar
Tsls. 'sto. dry gronulated. IN saeks
I te.i5. cube, In barrels .e.b6. beet
sugar. Sc o6. maple sugar. I2e. Les
I - n paid within rs days.
Meats
Cows beef. etsc. steers &c; NUT
! ton. z y % SIC. pork. SIC. lamb 90:
I dressed veal. small. "a ioc. live rab-
I bits. doz-. 1875.
Hams, Bacon ard lard.
Hams, i21iac. bacon. breakfast.
/ iaA QtGA lard. White Star. uerc..
&c; lard. White Rose, $40; lard.
Wild Rose. sue.
Nuts.
Rrazil, per u. isGItc: cocoauuta
| per DOZEN. soc: cheetnuta. Italian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-27

Al city modern c0uErUirutfa are Dol.
ttofee churches and schools iu ] 10
bineEnf II you have any Ret-uu in YOU
faH vii iHrsatlEates move in and be
Independent - landlords. The above
tgfma vii soon pay for house only
II minutes ride. positively from
Ilrat avenue 20 Southeast Seattle
Z. y OIL Or Il. II. COLE. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-27
WHEAT TOOK A DROP

CHICAGO. Feb. s7.-Amid a slen
panic. accompanying 9 savage y
tack on the lodge at the board 2
trade this morning. the quoiaiaA
on the wheat option for NAY agol.
ped from S11S2-4 10 siiii-2 !l'
wheat dropped from slals-i :
% 1t cents Corn WAS slightly y
fectod in sympathy with wheat
The slump was merely a fraser
pauie. which was followed ~ y
action when wheat began selling >
SI.16I-A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-27

- tfsa
vel located rsHIdrHes lHf ~ UHIIr-
kHr HkHHaH rT#H tlHH ST. att# 10
en- aIaE
hat asIao near isAe EHisa ahl lai-
tfratff fsr ifHta Fnum eHftass gHah
ra' mint n tt' reasonable tefma on
remainder
iHts on - AZ aad vlthla ~
blocks ~ NaaisaH -. t.FI1 s4#H.
Sew and maisFa raam haHas nat
Lake uiHH ara lHltHzalif ser HHH.
cash payment e. 2 .'st
asrin an Prospect st near slh asr
H"rth and sIasr t. car IIu". Hauth sz-
81 ''fs f'i '', sa'''ss
Corner IUt aIfh b dom ztHam H8Hsa
SRI Squire iars aidluast reached t}
caf HueH=
wEHr s WHEELER IKE.
eHIrfaH HHiiHaHE
Groom house ,srms re wssE price
/. i,gri house terms g. swssk price
= faam house terms 70 a vssA price
sraam house terms ~ week pfiee
Move ~ ore ~ These fIHs Hftls
hamra oa fbr sfarr = iaHs Wash.
ingtau an she az llus positively ON
iF Is minutes tide % me Washing.
tor street eaf from tHfsi avenue a.
daf ar tomorrow ~ yaI iaHs the 80.
& = aii.i. o. d II COLE n
sVooa halas on isth eve. anly 8 10
Fre - to-day
IS asrs. "a siis from Il = sra ~
mites from EH1d haat service d. n=feH
under cultivation 80 ffsrH 81 usaf-
INA aerHa afrH p frffHHa - s.faam
house modern in even fssrs q "A
Vel A. 90 gallon ianA ~ Erer-n
Thia a a fine iht ratHsHt Come %.
utRsroN a SMITH
90 noe fork Block
wIrrIER a JOHNSTON.
aurEsaHurH "a
A e. JOHNSTON
EFsrJtbins Ia ReaI Estate
8 10 i5-roofn double house. one part
furnished rented Tor 81 per maHth
i0 minutes on good ear tine easy
terms
Maiu m-fhaurs-ind. st1 ~
HIRE o. A BARgAlS-io atrsa rIsh
second bottom land mHafiy ale
der and map,s yvfX ,saaii1 cleared.
srhnai and usiThbnfs tract face on
Euod county ruad. a. miles from ono
"a the best towns Do the valley. be-
tween Seattle aud Tacoma tsni Easy
ROBERT MALrBY. 90 Neu York BIB
=
CHOICE LoTa
We have choice lots on good car line
with fine vigW. price tiza each
Terms Aiao acres y good soil
With small creek on Eood rad close
LESLIE ~ ADAMS
= Starr Boyd bldg tt
QUEEN ANNE HILL
$3.50.
Beautiful level Iat oS CAR IISE.
Wrfs6 Absolutely the HEHT HAU-
GAIS OS TIE NIL M-foot lots
selling at 100 within two blocks o.
". y. IIA8AN.
o. Oriental Block.
Tel Main bzli Ind A Is12 II
Great land sals=cioaiug out ON my
t ciuatein acre tracts ct Ballard Green
Lake. Fremont and on Lake wash
F csnta a dnv see the owner I'M
man. 90 Times block az once. = n
OREGON TfMBER CLAIMS
f A few good claims for immediate t8rn-
ton. Use your timber riFht and So
cure valuable piece u timber
+ DeFerUHuN a Trip Timber Co. Mo
Chung Block. Eugene. ore If
+ FOUR lots with 4-rpuu house hot and
cold water. eieefrict light ON 1frd nt
East Green Lake. q ~ Hhuierud
Hrna.. g11 Arcade. Main lNa n
f FOR SALE or lehHeaH acres. hv own.
err 3 lots az Columbia Ee1 PEI lot
I Call az s. Sullivan Building -
/ g zd8=F lot Wxt0 and i5-room house
+ On Fremont. handy for ruufuIuE and
+ boarding houHH Small payment down.
! bal easy Hlulerud Bros. o. Ar
cade. Phone Main 7fs2 II
I Gilaon Investment Co. has prop
f ertE Tor sale In all parts uf the city
70 and "a Sullivan bldg. Ii
t % acres San Juan Co. Wash. 10 acre.
/ cleared, broom house price tda A
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