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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
GARFIELD.

A little more rain 10 needed just
nov Aftst the Gwful hot windy
wsather ws hsve had lstely. Il
Mrs! Fred Myers from south Q
Gypsum visited her brother, Fred
Koglsr ind family Sunday.
Rev. Brown will give ! free lecture
on the ''EncCesful Life"- ct the Mt.
Pleasant church next Sabbath morn
ing at II o'clock. All are invited
to come ont and hear him. Especial
" all the young people Of the neigh
borhood are requested to be present.
Rev. Brown is good speaker and it
10 hoped the house will be well filled.
George Merrsll and Miss Alta %.
MerSseman are attending the teacher's
meeting in Abilene this month.
Misses Cora and Rose Emig Of Abb.
lene spent Saturday and Sunday with
their brothers John and Henry and
families.
One Of the largest crowds that ever
gathered at a social in this part of the
country met Of the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Waddle Friday evening.
All had d very pleasant time. Il was
for the benefit Of the KiPP church.
Harvest will soon be here now and
. good wheat crop Is looked for.
Oats will be light unless there 10 more
rain.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
DETROIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cobb Of Brook
vile visited relatives here over Sun
day.
Rev. o. D. Nichols is visiting few
days in Gypsum City.
Miss Charlotte Crouch Of Maple
Hill, Kas., and Miss Alice Engle Of
Moonlight were pleasant callers Of
Miss Alice Munsell last week.
J. W. Moore OF Cheyenne, Wyo.,
was the guest Of Miss Tilton several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Long Of Moon
light and DR.. Parker and wife Of Abb
lsne were guests Of 3, q. MunssIl and
family Sunday.
Mr.. Abbott and daughter Of Clyde
came Tuesday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
h. Bolton. .
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GEN CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Quincy. Illinois.

Write today for our beautiful "a.
page Illustrated Catalogue FREE. II
contains school-room views, groups
Of students, portraits Of students 10
positions, testimonials, specimens Of
PsnmanshiP, graduating class, and
liSt Of 400 students In attendance.
This SIsgAnl Catalogue also con
tainS RATES Of taitiOn, cost Of book,
board, 60. with much vAluabls In
formation for any yOuag PsrSop de-
sIreuS Of preparing for . Situsiion -
sisnogrsPhsr o. boohknspsr, Aadrasl
d L MUlIrENAA RIpsh
lO-s ouiasy, nlisois.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
FLORA,

Jerry Shusys baby is very sick.
Mrs. Geo. Holzworth Of TalmAge
i'll with nervous prostration.
Father Mustard is no better d
though no Perceptible change for tn
worse has taken place.
W. D. Fulton has been very sick .
Pasadena, CalifOrnis, but has suti
ciensly recovered 20 resume bill
travels.
Mrs, John Book spent four day.
visiting Dr.. Book Of Stockton, Kas'
She Was accompanied BY her sister
in.law. Mrs.. Herr Of Pennsylvania.
The Methodist people are improv-
ing the patronage BY adding three
new rooms. TIE frame 10 up for the
same. "
Mr.. and Mrss Ed Stokely Of Cen
tralia, Kas., 10 visiting Mrs. Stokslys
brothers, John and Lyman Bees.
DR.. Chatfee has slready won the
confidence Of the community and has
nearly all the work he can handle.
The EpwOrth> League Of Talmage
elected Mrs. HolzWorth % delegate 70
the Denver convention July So.
They made good choice and Mrs.
Holsworth's friends hope she may DO
stroBg for tho trip.
Children'S Day exercises q Tai
mage were attended BY large mum.
Der OF people. The church wab never
more beautifully decorated and the
children Ill did well.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15

CHAPMAN,

Richard Rohrer Of junction Cit
was business caller Monday.
Parties were In the city Saturda!
Introducing an oil burner for thresh
ling engines. Several thrsahermsI
will use oil for fuel this season.
Mrs. Grace Miles 10 visiting bel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Jennings
this week.
Mrs. Ed ARNOLD returned from To
pska Monday where she was visiting
friends.
N. D. Thisler WAS doiag business
In Abilene Tuesday.
Thomas Nash Of Heringson visited
friends 10 town Monday.
Miss Charlotte Crouch left for her
home near Topeka Tuesday after .
weeks visit at the Sanborn home.
VIM. Fenatsrmachsr went to EalinA
Wednesday for few dAy's visit with
hiS brother Claude.
John Drsnnsr Of Sherman township
was . business visitor in tswn We'd
nesday. 0ar@
\, F.F. ode was the GEst TO start
harvesting Wednesday on the Sam
born farm south Oi town.
Misc Msftls Mnrt6 and sisters lett
Wednesday for several nOnthh' out
ing In Colorado. tpsa Y
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
First published In the Abilene Weekly Re-
Hector June 10. 1861
pnhlina 4inr Mnt;oa


ln the District Court Of Dickinson county,
State OF Kansas. TTT I1 I'M
To Sadie A. Cooley and her unknown heirs,
devlsees, administrators. executors and
trustees, and the unknown heirs. devisees
AfministratOfa, executors and trustees OF
George 7. H0gg and Jesse Birch, deceabedl
You and each OF you are hereby respec.
lively notified that you and each OF you have
been sued In the District Court OF Dickinson
county, state Of Kansas, by Katherine Mer-
rill, Paul Merrill, Emily Merrill Newman,
Calvin II. Merrill, Minnie Merrill, Mary B,
Merrill and MHdFe Merrill, q minor, heirs ct
law OF George Merrill, deceased, by their PEI
tition lied 10 said court on the 9th day Of
June, Nd. 1906, In an action pending therein,
wherein the said Katherine Merrill, Paul
Merrill, Emily Merrill Newman Calvin II,
Merrill, Minnie Merrill, Mary B, Merrill and
Madre Merrill, . minor, are PLAINTIFF and
you and each Of you are defendants, and
that you and each Of you must answer said
petition on or bef0re the 9Th day OF July, A,
y. 1905, or the same Will be taken as true and
Judgment will b rendered In favor Of said
PLAINTIFF and against you. and each OF you,
guieting the title OF said plaintiffs 10 and 70
the following described real estate, situated
10 Dickineon county, state Of Kansas, to-Witi
koc thlrty.eigbt l1el on. Fourth street In
Thompson 4 McOoy's addition TO Abilene,
kansaA, and ordering that you and each OF
you be forever barred from claiming any
interest interest In, title TO or liens Hggn said
Attest, Attorney fcF PLAINTIFF;
CLERK Of the District Court.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
A santa 70 OIL Agent.

Topeka, June AL. R. Koontz, gen
eral freight agent Of the Atchison
Topeka q Santa Fe, has issued cir
cular announcing that w. r. Ire
lcaven, division freight agent. Chanute
Kan, will have immediate Jurisdiction
over matters pertaining to the growth
and development Of the oil industry ia
Kansas" Mr.. Koontz said that this
Is a new position created to look after
the Ill shippers interests corresponds
ing to the position Of live stock agent
already in commission.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
PEARL.

J. T. Mnrphy. wife aud daughter
d RinehArt. attended ChildrSn's day
services, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Hatfield Of
Ridge visited friends In this locality
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.. Haynes Of Tai
mage visited their sons, Herbert and
viii. over Sunday.
W. J. Elliott and wife Of Carlton
spent Sunday with J. A. Heller and
family. ,,rfss,.
Quite : number Of our ycnng peo-
pis attended church in WOcdbihe
Sunday.
Farmers in this aeighborhood will
be cutting wheat 10 . few days.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Camp meeting began last week q
Industry by the Free MethodistS ant
will continue throughout the week
The little son Of Dan Bert wal
kicked by colt Saturday afternoon
cutting his lip quite badly. 1t will
be warning to others to guard their
children from playing around the
young colts.
Mrs. Fred Poore and Mrs. J. Pick
ing Of Chapman visited at Buckeye
over Sunday.
a. E. Martin Of Abilene visited at
J. Cress' Sunday.
j. Petling returned from his visit
TO Kentucky and d preparing 70 re-
build his house.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
oil Chenper Than coal.

Kansas City NO., June 14.--S. Y.
High, Superintendent Of the water de-
partment, has submitted to the board
an estimate Of the cost Of oil instead,
Of coal as fuel OF Turkey creek pumping
station. According to the estimate the
substitution OF oil would save the city
q sum approximatlng $500 monthly at
that station. The board will take up
the matter again at the meeting Fri
day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15

Furnished By the A. N. McDsarmott Con-
mission %, For further information call
phone 8i.l
Wheat, olOssd-July SGT, Sept,
s2l-i, Dec, s2t-l.
Corn, elOsed--July 62l. Sept. 6oF-
81, Dec. Az.
oa.s, clOsed-July 500 !, Sept. 2sg.
Dec. api.
KANSAS cTTT CASE MAKKET,
No. 2 hard wheat s5-es.
No. 8 hard wheat s4.s6.
No. 2 miSsd corn so
10. 8 miEsd oorn 80.
Hogs 30 lover.
oaitle Zoe lover.
STOCKS eFsBsa alkAtIy stronger and
~saksned during ~ safly p.fi 81 lhs
day bat rallied tllgAily liiSf II ihs
day. cosirg prices RsIs kighsl.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
DarKains.

17-ft. Milwaukee Binder, cut only
% acres, 800.
eft. Minnie Binder, cut 80 acres
S76.
2 GIFT. Milwaukee Binders, used
several yeArS, in good repair, s2s
each.
! 6-ft. Standard Mower, &l6.
j Moon Bros. Buggy, as good az
new. $50.
l Buggy, newly painted, $S6,
l HODGE BROS.
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Returned His Pension.

Washington. June determination
er Of Pensions Warner Tuesday re-
ceived a contribution Of 81 .s24 to the
conscience fund Of the treasury. II
came from .pensloner and the sum
total Of the pension money drawn by
him since the civil war. beginning at
me rate Of 81 and rising to 20 per
month. The Identity Of the pensionsr
is withheld at the Iatter's request
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
w. A. Green Suicides a. Lawton.

Lawton, Ok, June 14.--T. A. Green
a stranger purporting to hail from
Cofeyville, Kan, Monday committed
suicide eight miles west Of this citS
by shooting himself through the heart
with a shotgun, the trigger Of which
was pulled by his toe with a string at.
tached as he lay PROSTATE on the floor
Of the barn with the muzzle Of the gun
against his body.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our many kind friends and
neighborS who so generously helped
as 10 our late loss BY FIRE caused BY
lightning. Friends and reighbors, IL
you awake and see the Ere consume
your poor horses and the grain with
which to feed them, It is something
that stamps your memory. We
are grateful for the money Contribu-
tons, for the grain sent us and for
the good will and we hope the time
may come when We can show In more
than words our appreciation. Be sure
we will do It. J. c. RoMBEReER.
3. o. RoMBEReER.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
chief CLERK wisdom DismIssed.

Washington June IA Secretary
Hitchcock Tuesday dismissed from
the public service Chief Clerk Wis
dom, Of the Muskogee indian agency,
on the charge that vhIls acting a.
agent be refused 70 obey the instrue-
tons Of Indian Inspector Wright in
the matter Of The enforcement Of the
Greek tribal tax laN.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15
LEGAL MarkeVu.

Grain markets corrected every Thursday
morning BY W. B. Giles, grain and coall
BuTTHR nARKn1
prices for creamery butter at points
named for week ending today. Dickinson
county price ~ cents less than New York
* cents lees than Ohleafo.l
kAEsAe oITY-Fancg separator 1ssfe, Q lot
ogio1oo- Creamery 10 Q isc. dairy 49,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-06-15

Poughkespsie. N. y, June il.-At ths
vassar college commsneemsut rues-
day the following received The degrse
Of bachelor Of arts; Caroline Lee Arms-
b., couscfl oroTa, KAN Eina Maf
Butter 81 Louit: Mona Louiss tfinsF.
UinthA Kan.: ousan A GheTr. s.
Icuis; ysaneiis HunfinFion WHra ~
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COUNTY REFLECTIONS
Il SPECIAL nurIsOTOn CORRESPONDENTS
RETIEoToR CORRESPONDENCE.

Everyone i expecting 70 begin har
vest next week in this vicinity.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29

coast a civilization far advanced,
splendid cities with skyseIapers,
church spires, public Libraries uni
yersities Of learning and telephones.
II 10 related that Boston woman
who visited st. Louis last year was
amazed to learn that the telephone
was IN general use throughout that
city. What will be her astonish-
ment to lind ia Portland not only the
telephone that talks, but the tele.
phone that seesf At the Lewis aud
Clark exposition a device whereby
one talking through q telephone may
see the reflected features Of the
person at the other end Of the line
will DO exhibited In practical opera.
ton for this first time in public and
strange TO state Il IL the invention Of
4 Portland man.
The east and the west will become
acquainted at Portland This will
clear np many misconceptions on
each side aud win serve the stronger
10 cement the several sections OF our
land Idaho Press.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29

MFs. Fred r, Dubols Addresses womans'
Home Missionary Society.

Mrs. Fred 4, Dubois Addresses womsns'
Home Missionary Society.
Idahoans will be interested Ia the
haying of Mrs. j. Ellen Foster hy
Mrs. Fred 4. Dubois. wife Of Idaho's
senior senator, Ia an address before
the Woman's Home Missionary soei-
sty in Washington, ID. o.. last Tues
day. MFs. Foster Is noted woman
suifragist who has made political
peeohes for the republicans IN Idaho
for several campaigns. In her ad.
4 dress Mrs. Dubois said
A "Whsn women like Mrs. Ida
Hustled Harper and Mrs. J. Ellen
ostsF, to whom God has entrusted
bowers far beyond the usual. use
these powers for wire pulling or low
party gains, they will answer to the
Master Of the Universe for the sFong
use Of their talents and will soon
pap tho benefits Of their lack Of
aineiple through people not beiiey.
~ them.
II think that every mother feels
~ responsibility Of equal suffrage,
= they have studied this great ques
VI how 20 put an end 20 Nor,
wm. Our great women Of the
= feel that they have a hand in
swing the question. am glad
4 the women u Idaho have vote
deciding whether that relic Of
saeaarism poiyRamy 10 20 remain
the state. This Is the tiFst great
nj question for tham 10 decide,
eh has come 70 them.
This fall. aud Il IL with regret
laAt say IL, q Washington wuman
came 70 our state aud made q state
mSnt which she would never have
dared make Ia tho east, namely. that
moral questions or issnss should
have no piaes In politics, Yet this
same Mrs. J. ELLEN Foster came 10
as before No had suffrage aud uuoj
a. heT argument ia securing IL, that
politics would b. pursF aud homes
would DO better Mhan the MGnAan
sore given tbs ballot This state
msnt Of Mv. Tester aaa : great aalt
prise aud disappointment a. many
hundreds ~ her aimiFurs ia Idaho
and tho inFiaeneca - that remark,
like boomerang, has reacted ub
Mrs Poster
II believe 10 equal suffrage, but
do not believe 10 wUmsn sire
pallors- Every psiru Woman has
lofty Ideals that shs Is trying 60
FUarh Mrs. Poster rsn net CONE e.
oar state and toll tho uourn that q
motal question doses not conreru
them -
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The following letters remain an.
claimed IN the postofiice:
John Brainson. Karl Bostrom, X.
NJ. Bowen, :. Geo. Carlson, Geo.
Densmore, ?, 1. Heyden Garry. >,
r. y. Howard, Robl Harris, Har,
rieste Hawkins, Wan. Lambert, Joe
McCiairen. Mrs. r. Meyer, T.. r.
sArtsr, lnRvaid Sorenson, Ufaos
strickleT, William Schwabc.
Please say advertised when calling
for tbs ADORE iettsrA.
~. Il. MASON, Postmaster.
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wmtS E.sI HrrT. WE.r
Thr rsrttasd Faiv wtu nssBpss Mas,
\ Fatsu fsmrvr.stanaa

Th+ rsr,i.~d Fsiv wu ns~g,s MS,
N rsts- IsaFrv.siaas.
The east ne~sis au Introduction 20
the middls ueat H0sh ghu csst aud
Y tbs middle wess urs-i an introduction
20 tho far sect That tutruductiuu
ts gotng 20 L. mAdo. formally aud
Z Informally. you may take ynur choice
this rear. and tho Iowts aud CLARK
eAi~aiti0n At Portland. Oregon. wlll
10 tho intFoducor This exposition,
which wtll oprn Juun 4. viii 10
useful Ia many says, tut in pu way
Wili !, to moro usafuI 90 Americans.
than In making the far divided sec
lions - thia eroat country arluaiut
81 wlth each other What doea the
man who lives ia Augists. ga the
konusbook. for instance. kuuw about
the man whose homo Il NJ salem on
tho Ntiiam0ttcF And the WAIIa
Walla WashiuRtouian shat IL hia
conception - tho Washiustnnian.
whose residence is In tho Distrtrt ~
Columbiaf Ilotwcrn San Francisco
and NSw York stretch 3. GOO miles
OF territory. and tho middle dncp not
knoW the endH, nor do the ends have
proper acquaintance Nith each other.
The exposition At Portland sill
bring together both ends aud the
middl" and make thcm mutually ac
quaintnd. The cast ought g. know
more about tho wcat than tho west
knows about tho east. for Customers
travel In tho woBt moro than wcatorn.
ore tAvol In the east. tut somehow
thcse touring oastcrnars do not seon
to ditnHe their knowledge 81 the west
whom they return home. Or perbapa
tbs home staying Nasternera refuse 10
beliese what their travelling neigh.
bors tell them Of the west because
some Of these tales are tallish. 40 20
speak. and appear unbelievable to
the eye Of the conservative oaateruer.
On the other hand. the cast has
gained n mighty mlsconception Of
the west by placing credence in tales
entirely too tall for the proper
stature Of truth aud varacity. Tho
wild and woolly" west IL the only
west which much of the east hears Of.
The tanned and tranquil west they
refuse to believe In and they enter.
tain also, in some quarters, a notion
that tho west 10 incapable of com.
plete civilization.
The exposition at Portland will
do much toward giving the east
proper attitude OF appreciation to.
ward the vest. The thonsandp of
Customers who will take advantage of
the reduced railroad rates aud attend
the exposition SEQ the western country
end its people study conditions and
take note Of achievements, will re.
turn home with minds cleared of
very much haziness that has becloud.
cd them by reason Of the acceptance
OF actional caricatures ~ gospel fact. |
They will ilnd all along che Pacific
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29
NOTICE OF ISSUE or ATTACH.
MENT.

iH $50 bissrgrt Casrt at thc F5fsi Judicial HE.
ittrt e the state - Idaho IN and tar kaalenai
rFaguiR.
Nu9thefn Mercantile Co fAd. a carisoFaiian
Fi3fHtiHa Fs auHfEr Hines defendant
%"ftrF f. berrhs given that , Writ ~ Attach
nent IN tho Alsevp entitled ~atgsr has lsssn
lssHf7i aut II the District Court "a fha FIg43
1t4trtal AlstF3ct ~ Tho Stale ~ Idaho tF ans
lu5 tifr snuutA 20 kouteuai against the PROPERTY
~ t3.ufEF Hines The defendant Ia the shove
rHtit1et cause
~ fesiiunHE Whrtaat. havr hcFcuuto art NV
hand and AIMED the seal - the said pistftct
C"uTt this ilf6 SIN slay - Aptil lu6
7 a. qttARtEa
iarat1 Ctstk ~ The District CONT
~ y. v DANNY.
arr Is4maYf1p Ttupntv
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29

Folsy a Co.. Chicago. originated
Honey aud Tar ~ . throat aud lung
remedy. and GA account Of the great
merit and popularity % Foiey'a
Honey and Tar many limitations are
offered for the genuine. Ask for
FuiHy's Honey aud Tar aud refuse
any substitute offered a. no other
preparation wiii give the same satls,
faction. !. Is mildly laxative. II
contains no opiAtes and IL safest for
children and delicate pcrtona. For
salr ~ the Occur d'Alcno Drug
Store
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29

VIZ Ase thiu1eiaftaabk gfABdta
o. asi istasaga,g suup
Fag ar ~ tsrH o. Re ns51l.
W..a has faFas slsra a. Ei.s drug
tslaastFsa bates ssE.s.9 tisitaa
AHa u &ieAfag TO- faar
Hha1fa a. aHsit r. d}g runirHted.
ssnse ais upetal 8ays arc o'of.
W. 49, ralfsFfaafrnias grandpa
lac Atrr ans fatal lauurr.
t'h - Pc sssrr tAr 80 raAn nfnas 81
wUtie taa and ees tsr ,lanre
AfahlIas ssFh 4 haAc Old fellow.
u so wAHa Fsut uuaF
1tu nsa51 ssIII aeH35nae nasAEne
Thrffe ~ f,safseen hours day
l-'stAf 3a'fnis 6hurh hftEhi fsut
H7Fns raBlFuaa and = iaxnks
hahF ltHa rsRdmsls bu5ltHai.
Aaa 5 asaa2ny IL sttank
flafs - aEyfrTf, s5FHlsvU fRgnt9
Nam rzH5lHti iht hunsan Iaat
Mhai the lsr ~ hAs{na grandpa
@gtFiF 1aaHmE nsund the plNer
va sfF rh3gfotaminE Eras3pa
is4a y Hsa hcAF hft feeble rtuanr
grsaapsa 81 niae old fellow
ttsi lie aad r. hatr him sruan-
shaH " take hia oai, my brothers
Pre- Dc dire hcneata The gids
40 mr+re saiAesl eth II nalct
And De- aats Il nasl b. did.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29

Cut this out and get a full-size
box o. Dei3ell's Kidney pills
absolutely free. Delay may mean
death. DsBeli's Kidney Pills viii
cure you. Send at once 10 @. w.
BegRs, Sons 4 Co., Station c,
Chicago, Ill. This offer IL good foE
80 days only For sale BY the
Occur d'Aiens Drug Store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29
NOTICE or ISSUE OF ATTACH
MINT.

In the District Count ~ the Firsi .Iuiisial his
trfri ~ the Stale ~ Idaho. In and faf kooienai
county.
lssoili Me- liutnck plaintiff. Va r. r. Collins
aud Ghss q. Severance iTm name collins
Arrwariilr Co. defendants
NWiloH u hcrrht given that a writ ~ attach.
h'fnft iH the altpVr rmtltlrl cause has hcgn
l,i''si ot ~ the district court 81 the first jndl
, { ihl dtsltlrt " The state II idaho tn and fnr
y Y Collins aud Claa h Severance Coiline
Net!sagtile Co The defendants in the allave
:" testimony whereof. have herenntn SGT my
ealld, aud an vel She seal 81 the aid
tsEALl iqaa ''''s Wv 'o''' my " 'Ai''t'
n 4, t,,x.,,,- 7. L. OUARIEs
- - ~. ilerk II the District Court
bepHt1s ~. ~ maaosp
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CREraAa
SE @@AAH

! have some special prices on some
very desirable lots IN different parts
Of the city to offer FOR the next few
days. Don't fail to see them. They
are bargains, and some Of them very
close in.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29
RGa|Estate Bargains
ANOTHER SNAP

S525 Two acres Of fine land, a
three room house fronting on a
very popular street. all fenced
and cross fenced for poultry
raising and garden, good poultry
house, ETC., five hundred straw
berry plants growing and other
fruite, one mile from city.
Located in 6pringwater addition.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29
GOOD BUY

$500 A thrse room, new house.
cellar and out buildings, large
corner lot, level and all fenced,
splendid soil. some nice fruit
trees, water ia front.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29
ANOTHER BARGAIN

$500 takes four room house,
large porcbes. good shed and
other out buildings, two nice
lots on corner. good location,
close in. See this.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29
THIS IS a SNAP

500 A four room new dwelling,
just completed, large corner lot
90 by 100 feet. only three blocks
from school, good location.
Look II up.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29
THIS Is A GOOD INVEST
MEMT.

StV0U viii buy one block Of
eight large lots only two blocks
from city high school.
Ia improved farms, from forty to
THREE hundred twenty acres aud up,
timber lands and uuimproved farm
land. we have some very desirable
tracts Al reasonable prices, terms
easy. We also have some small orch
ard farms sell improved, close in.
Call and look them over.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29
ANOTHER BARGAIN

$3.50 will bnV two acres Of fine
land fronting on Fourth street
with good, new house and other
improvements. This is worth
more money.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-29
$4,000 takes

$4,000 takes this, one Of the
ioveIiest homes in the city; an
eight room modern residence,
all new and very close in; two
large lots on a corner, line barn,
beautiful lawn. etc.