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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-01

Dealers shy thai as soon as a Gus.
toner tries Defiance Starch it is i'm.
possible to sell them any other cold
boiled.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-01

Many a man has been true to his
tiusI ana iuuue millions out of a COM
binp.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-01

It's up TO some cyclists to consult
IN 81" doctor.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-01

OTIS offer IN this paper. The prnprictnrs
Of this paper guarantee the genuine
ncss 81 this offer.
COUPON
Ptras- write % All In this rnupnn with your
aiulr aud alhF-s. aui Dr. kiluirr s 10, atll
prtii you a Free Ssmrie Bottle Of S~ sn,p-R Root
The Great kiinsy Kennedy.
Name '''''
81. and No.
City or Town. ....,-.-..
state .sssss. aassr.
mention this psprTl
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-01
>EA

The cost of tea is all in
the tea; the cost of coffee is
by no means all in the coffee.
Your grocer returns your money II you don't
Ike schIllInR's Hest.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-01

Even the pessimist VINO lost both his
legs in railway accident had no kick
coming.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-01

Gambling is its own rcward-any
MnN Won look AT u.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-01

me joyous seasons of life are mighty
short.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02
THRIFTY IN GIBRALTAR.
Population Resembles That Of Hong.
Kong IN Density and Pros
perity.

When the British took the Rock OF
Gibraltar, 800 years ago. its most in
te.esring Inhabitants we're the scor.
pions, which have furnished the nick
name for the genuine Inhabitants. SAYS
the National Magazine. British liber-
y and Law have since attracted q
population closely suggesting that OF
HoIg-kong in density and prosperity.
IL each cas- there is rot standing
room for all those who wish 10 crowd
in. and consequently The great bulk OF
would-be British subjects have 10 and
board and lodging elsewhere. In
Hong-kong they drip over the edges
into sampans and live afoat under the
protection OF the harbor police. At
Gibraltar they tramp away zach even
ing and etu the following morning.
enriching by their earnings Linea and
other places in the neighborhood.
Gibraltar is officially credited with
a population Of about 20.C,r0. II would
be 2oo, 1000 we're there room. The rock
grows nothing-Hong-Kong is equally
barren But in each case freedom Of
trade and liberaiity in administration
have attracted all the population that
can possibly be accommodated. Rents
In Gibraltar are relatively high. So
they are in Hong-kong, and for the
same reason.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02
AkANiAs AWAY IN The Aea1
Eek" A0be-a.s aad Game Back
With One Tha. Vas Some
what Strong.

Frederick Burton, Who has vor
Reputation as among tie so,est rura
caa-ec-e- d~e.!.eaiors. spends his sum
mes Il Cospor-, I'D Burton says :;
o-..gs IL clcze % the SOL. belLe OFT
aEo.g ne co.'s and pigs. AID Il has
{. amusing sio-y 20 lei. Of life down
OF tas farm. say the Cincinnati Con
ne7sia1-Trbune.
"Tae.e : z t=.low in Gosport-" said
M Ba-.ca recently. who Is sbou,
tie nos. lo-or.ous Lar ! ever sacoun-
-s.=t- ! don't mean ae l. the -ors.
Ia. tor really his tes.s pa-Faas OF -hs
excellent and ! .eckon he aoou: tbs
o@- lar ! eTer knew. Las summer
! determined 70 sse II couldn't g.
h.a a t1le -ha. would pu. re Nun
cnars=a AID Anan.ss forces ava: IN
tie rear. SAID 70 him on= day:
Eck, have you ever noticed how
much : nan sa III, with one hand
II n GOES al j: gradually"
Nope, never did, he replied,
.aconically.
"ell. you SEA tia, hog lhere in
TIE pa | started when he va = wee
.it,ls sucking and lifted hin every
q: b. MS ear oace out Of the %.
AID ooce TAG. again Kept i. ID for
tTo years and g. the end Of thai tina
u weighed 80 pounds and ! could LIT
hin .ns- -ls ane
bs aimed & stream Of amber al an
uao1e1c.-g u 1 said:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02
{. A. B. SCHOOL NOTES.

There Is very little sickness il
the school this year.
Prof Mosman was over Il
Forest City Wednesday.
ThoS Swimmer went to Gettvs-
burg for freight Wednesday.
Over seven hundred bushels OF
potatoes have been harvested by
the school force.
The band and mandolin cluf
now play regularly q Wednesday
evening assemblies.
Mollie Highelk. Claude Fielde,
and Eunice Sheppard have recently
been confined to the house with
slight indisposition..
Mr. Frank Murphy. who has
been holding the position of car
penter temporarily. left for Pierre
on Nov. /. to attend school.
Twentyeight of the large pupils
and most Of the employees had q
very enjoyable time at the party
given in the school dining room
Halloween evening.
Word has been received at the
school that Miss Eva Durham
and Mr.. p. A. Venue. formerly
employees here. were recently
married at Genoa. Neb. where
Mrs Venue is assistant clerk in
the Indian school.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02
AN ODD CULT OF JAPAN.
University Society That Pays I'm,
pressive Tribute to Memory Of
Sir Isaac Newton.

One of the strangest societies in Japan
is the cult in honor of Sir Isaac New
ton formed among the graduates and
undergraduates of the Toxic university.
says the New York Herald.
No president takes the chair during
the meetings of the club, nor does a
fussy secretary read elaborate minutes.
Instead the presidents place is occu-
pied by a handsome portrait Of Sir Isaac
ard the happenings of the club are pre-
served in tracition, without recourse to
written records.
The annual festival Of the cult IS held
on Christmas day. the anniversary of
the scientists birth: but frequent regu-
lar meetings are held. at which the
older students and faculty make speech
IS. nc: too deliberately scientific. since
the object OF the club. after the venera-
ton of Sir Isaac. is essentially social.
No other European scientist or discov-
erer appears to have made half the i'm
preston upon the japanese that is cred
tied to Sir Isaac. and the cult is peculiar
ly representative Of the race.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02

People are slow to believe in the
wisdom of prohibiting the liquor
traffic because they think it is I'M
dertaking too much: in other
words. that it is impossible to
strictly prohibit it, even locally.
But that is not the way to look at
the question. The Prohibition
Party-in whose ranks should be
numbered anti-saloon men, Good
Templars and men who pass
church temperance resolutions
is composed Of those who are re-
cording their sentiment that
license is wrong. 1t is a hasty
Judgment to say that the Prohibi-
ton party will Immediately prohib-
it--that is, stop-the manufacture
and sale of intoxicating liquor
when it gets into power.
There r at least two step. that
will undoubtedly be taken before
drastic prohibition laws will be
enacted. The first is to repeal all
license laws, and second. to repeal
that part of the internal revenue
laws giving a permit to retail liq-
The policy Of the national gov
ernment, is what the Prohibition
party is after, by changing its at
titude from license to prohibition:
as with slavery, SO with the liquor
traffic, there can he no middle
course fol- the national govern.
ment to pursue towards it.
Resides the above considerations
all license laws have prohibitive
features, which the old parties. in
many places; refuse to enforce;
until they are compelled to do 30
by a local sentiment. We need
the Prohibition party to enforce
our license laws, to sdt nothing
about additi6nGl legiSlati6n.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02
MANS uNREASONABLENESS

IS often as great as woman's. But
Thos. 5. Austin. mgr of the Re
publican" Of Leavenworth. Ind.
was not unreasonable. when he
refused to allow the doctors to
operate on his wife. for female
trouble. Instead" he says. I'VE
concluded to try Electric Bitters.
My wife was then so sick she
could hardly leave her: bed. and
FIVE 81 physicians had failed to re-
lieve her. After taking Electric
Bitters she was perfectly cured
and al now perform all her
household duties" Guaranteed by
G 5 Joscelyn. druggist. price SOC
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02

H. Eidam returned from hi:
trip to Rochester and Minneapoli.
Wednesday. He visited the
hospital at Rochester and mad hi.
eye examined and the Dr.. found a
stitch in his eve which had been
left by mistake and which had de-
layed the healing Of the eve. He
reports inch fall Of snow at
Minneapolis last Sunday.
Ted Lake with his assistants.
Me--r- knickerbocker and Oliver.
stopped in town over night Mon
day on their way to the agency
with freight.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02

Insulting behavior" is a very elastic
charge in Australia. 1t may cover any
thing from pitch-and-toss to man
claughter. Its latest application comes
from Bendigo. In that golden city,
where the late marquis Of Salisbury
tried his luck as a digger in 1925. the
authorities of a Methodist church de-
cided to suppress Juvenile giggling.
They introduced a policeman in plain
clothes. and he detected a couple Of
small boys laughing during the evening
service. The boys were brought into
court on a charge Of Insulting be-
havior" and fined los each, plus lis.
Sd. costs. There ate very few Of Us
who have. not been guilty Of this crime
- -cre.~cricd of our lvss.-LcnI-,
- -
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02
SON LOST MOTHER

Consumption runs in our fam.
lily, and thru it | lost my mother,
writes b. b. Reid of Harmony,
Me. For the past FIVE years,
however, on the slightest sign Of q
cough or cold, / have taken DR.
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, which has saved me
from serious lung trouble" His
mOther,S. death Was b sad loss for
Mr.. Reid, but he learned that lung
trouble must not be neglected, and
how to cure it. Quickest relief
Ind cure for coughs and colds.
Price SOC and S1.o0: guaranteed ut
elyn's drugstore. TriAl bottle
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02

If you want a South Dakota
Daily you should try the Sioux
Falls Argus-Leader. Readers of
The Press can get it for 81 for the
year. if they take advantage of the
offer within one week. being a re.
duction of fifty per cent of the
regular subscription price. Also
all arrearages can be settled on the
same basis if the paper is renewed
at - yer year. w. H. Donaldson.
agent.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02
A DISASTROUS

1t is a disastrous calamity. when
you lose your health, because indi-
gestion and constipation have sap
ped it away. Prompt relief can
be had in DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They build up yonr diges-
tive organs. and cure headache.
dizziness. collie. constipation. etc.
Guaranteed at Joscelyn's drug
store: 25c.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02
Agency Budget

Latferty came up from the
ranch with a load Of wood We'd
ne~day.
Wm Campbell and Dick Damn
came up 70 town last Sunday aad
spent a few days.
Geo Wa-h1urn and Mr. Hood
accompanied the freight wagons
70 Gettysburg Wednesday.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02

cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock.
Ark: 'sfor the relief l got from
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1t cured
my fearful running sores, which
nothing else would heal, and from
which ! had suffered tot five years.
It is a marvellous healer. for cuts.
burns Apd .wouinds. Guaranteed
1t JOacelyn's drugstore: 2bc..
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-11-02
Minor Mention

Dave Miller is in from the west.
Brehl was in Gettysburg the
first Of the week.
VIII >hepara~on went 10 Gettys-
burg TUESDAY.
Alex LaPlant went oyer to the
burg Wednesday.
FL Eliasou and vile we're in
town Sunday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Rising spent Sat
srday with Mrs Geo Gear.
The Ghost Dance on Halloween
vas welI attended at this place.
Mrs Timberlake mas on the sick
list from Sunday to Wednesday.
Master Robert Johnston was on
the sick listthe middle Of the week.
X T. GATES drove ont TO Orsborns
Monday after supply of potatoes.
punt Reed drove up to the Doe
Inner ranch last Sunday TO get
Mr. Whitlock.
Sunday school will be held next
Sunday at 3. p. NJ. instead of 10:
goa. m. a. heretofore.
Frank French was over from
Gettysburg Wednesday night with
the Standard oil wagon.
VIM Lockwood and Charlie
Wales from Ed Suttons ranch
attended the Halloween dance.
i Undertake returned last
Friday from Clark Co. where he
has been canvassing for a book.
for Il few weeks.
Mrs j II Otto was trading in
town Monday afternoon and at
tended the special meeting of Syl-
ean camp r. y. A.
H Gates went to Copp Tues
day to look after his stock. which
he has hired kept in that neighbor-
hood for some time.
Herbert Oliver. who has a ranch
In the western part of the state.
is here visiting his mother. other
relatives and friends.
Chas Beshears of Sully County
was in town over night Tuesday
night. He brought up 20 bus. of
onions for our merchants.
Don't fail to read the adv. of
Covers Maplecane, sold by A f
Rome, and do as others have done
get some of it and try it.
The Sioux Fails Argus-Leader
last Monday contained a sketch
nearly a column in length. of Fe-
lix Benoist, the government Indian
interpreter.
Mr. MCLEAN. representing the
Owatonna Nursery was in town
Wednesday night. He brought
over some fruit trees for Alex La
Plant and FANNIE Cooper.
Justice j p Brehl married a
couple from the reservation a few
days ago. viz. a daughter of Alex
Laundry and a MIR Thompson who
has been working for him.
Charlie Douglas and Tom Cay
wood arrived Mt home Saturday
night from Cherry creek where
where they had been painting the
the Catholic church buildings at
that place.
son LOST M0TnER
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DESPERATE ATTEMPT To
BREAK JAIL FAILED
PRISONER IN CITY BAsTlLE CAUGHT HEwlhe HIS WAY TO
LBERTY-TRgo TO SET FIRE TO BUILDING

H. desperate attempt 10 escape
serving a term for burglary, John
Waller sentenced 10 90 days Wis
Thursday night caught In the act Of
hswlng away at the bricks Ia the
south wall with 81 huge bowie knife
by Jailer Gritmau.
when caught walker was found
TO have worked half way through
the wall. The attempted escape Was
made IN one Of the lower cells. The
woodwork Of n window hhd been
partially burned away. indicating
that Walker had IN some manner
secured matches. Officers al the
station say IL Is & wonder the jail
Was not burned TO the ground.
Walker had everything In readi=
ness 90 make hlH escape ~ soou as
he completed the opening ~ the
wall Iu the cell wnH found his
clothing tied up ia n neat bundle.
Walker 81 said 90 have been at work
on the wall for three or four days.
How he managed TO secure the knife
or matches H. not known.
shortly before ; o'clock Thursday
night Jaiisr GFitman. having some
duties TO perform IN the jail. walked
into the corridors Of the bastile.
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While performing bis tasks, ~
thought u would be "A good schssiis
10 look az Walker. For the past say
or no the officials had suspected
that Walker WAS up 20 something.
GHtmnn stealthliy stole along the
corridors Of the jail until he arrived
At a point few feet from the door
Of walkers cell. Hardly daring 10
breathe for fear that the prisoner
might become suspicious ~ being
watched. Gfitmnn remained ia hle
position. Ills vigilance was re-
wnrdcd.
Zap tap. tap. click, click" cams
from the interior OF the cell. Then
a BRIEF silence. Tap tap. click.
click" Again came the sounds.
Convinced that the man vas &C
work Grltnan then stspred ia front
of the cell where, b. the liEht Of
dark lantern. tn. form ~ Walker
was clearly revealed doubled up
near the south wall 50 surprised
was the prisoner that he made no
attempt 10 conceal HE implements.
Knife IN hand he stood gaping at the
officer. until realizing that he Was
snipped" red handed. he broke cut
into yOlIey OF eathH.
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MARINE NOTES

Reports OF vessels now In Alas
kan waters. delayed In transmits
sion owing 70 the cable being cut
Thursday BY the cable ship Burn
side, were received At the signal
corps office Friday morning. The
messages stated that the steamer
Senator. OF the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company. struck on the rocks
At the north end of St Michael isl
and on October 1s A later dis
patch. dated. October 20. stated she
arrived at 81. Mtehaela.
The steamer Senator Is reported
az leaving Nome October II
Steamer Oregon on October 10 left
Somo for Seattle. The steamer
Olympia. Of the Northwestern
Steamship company. also sailed
from Nome for Seattle on October
Is. The Lynn canal steamer Hum
boldt IL reported as having arrived
a. and left juneau on October Is
Major GlRssford. chief officer Of
the local signal corps office. stated
Friday morning that another delay
would be caused Friday by the cut
ting Of the cable by the Burnside.
The vessel Is now at Cape Flattef5.
xh.re she will sever the wire with
view toward determining the po-
aition OF the leak known 20 exist
in the cable between Seattle and
sitka.
The fishing Hchooners Deehkx
and Crescent arrived in port from
Seah bay Friday morning. The
veasels each brought a cargo Of
5000 pounds Of halibut The
schooner Myrtle il now the only
vessel OF the fleet yet 10 appear.
Owing 10 the delay caused by the
hensy weather she has been pre-
vented from getting a cargo. She
IL expected within the next day or
20.
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High links at
State "U'

'liish IhikH" viii prevail AZ the
University Of Washington Saturday
uight. for u has been ordained that
the students hold open dorm" to
which everybody IN the varsity aud
their friends are invited.
The dormitorleH VIII bc decorated
ainborntcly for the occasion. the stu
dents taking particular pains 10
make the evening one to be remsm-
hered from both Il social ana spec
taeular standpoint.
During the evening n dance Will
be held IN the gym" a deisgn=
ton ~ fair ones. guaranteed 10
smash the heart Of the most cynical
bachelor. has been invited and one
If the best Times IN the history
Of the college IL anticipated.
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ulrich Jarrett Thursday filed a
petition for divorce from Rosetta
Jarrett In the superior court. on
the ground of desertion. The plain
tlff asks for the custody of the two
minor children. girls. Doretheta.
aged Z. and Rosetta. aged 6.
A petition for divorce was filed
In the superior court Friday by G.
W. Long against Florence Long.
The ground is that until March.
1904. when she abandoned tho
plaintiff. she made life a burden
for the plaintiff by treating him
shamefully and calling him vile
names. Long also asks for the Gus
tody OF the two children. boys,
Glare. aged Z. and Cloice. 4 The
couple was married in Pennsylvania
May. 1895.
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

Want I'D. eifies. Rasley's DRUG
stsre, Second and Pike. Phones,
eonse, toeoi Ind. tisa
c. NJ. LShndr0ff. cigar store, sis
Second avenue.
Quaker Drug sters. 1918 First sv.
enoe.
p. X. Mullen, al Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall.
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avesus.
Thes. Harris. at restefiiss, Rem.
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just A PEW WORDS TO EXPLAIN
WHY TiffH II THE HEHF HF8i=
DESCE piHfHisf ~ THE CITY
FIRST
All the division Of Capitol lIIil com
prise 10 acres. in which there are
hulidiug restrictions against houses
q ieaa eost THAI 100 No house
less than = feet from street trout
No stores. flats. o. any Kind ~ bust
mesa allowed. Just simply home prop
sFty. and there i no other part q
the city - ans size where yea set
this protsstiens
Second
Commencing at Madison street aud
seth Avenue. il one Of tts finest
bausFyard@ IA the country, running
property. eoaneetinE with 18th Ave-
nue. which we have plated II Il
uids. 60 bring he drive hack 20 18th
and Madison. zlrd Avenue, ~ have
also plated With = curve at Ward
boulevard and Washington Para. and
on which IN the near fufurs there j.
almost sure 20 he street car direet
90 the University
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
We are nov srzains all the stresta
which are q. 9 = ard u feet side.
Monday we viii let the contract fer
SIT cement walks our prices Include
tbsae improvements paid. Monday
Of this seek the city ordered city
sewers wiii quickly follow. Thee
twa lmpruxesuis ntil be undr the
bending system.
ouR PRICES ARE PROM nsE TO
30 PER FRONT root.
And there IL not another city IN the
TINTED States ef 10 90 pupuiH ton
that yuu can buy al weil heated
Residence property as this for twice
the amount
II you intend 70 live IN Seattle. and
have not selected a home site be
sure. and look this property over to-
morrow or Sunday and set your
choice - location.
n YOU have a little money 10 invest.
come sure for every lot IN the adsffs
tion viii double In value IN the neat
years Swing you = per cent inter
est on your investment Terms. enc
third cash. balance per cent
Remember. take Capitol nln car to
Aloha Street and 80 east 90 the
LITTLE WHITE OFFICE.
Our Salesman wiil be there every day.
including Sundays.
~ 3 TURNER INVESTMENT CO,
OWNERS.
80 es Lumber Exchange.
JUST A PEW RODS from the new
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ouloN a COMPANY. rNc.

WOODLAND TERRACE ADDITION
must and shah he closed out with
out delay and this l. POHiTiNEltf
Your LAST euAScE 40 CIT
CLOAEsfN WELL IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT SUCH Riptcue
I.ousl.Y LOW PRICES AZ THESE
HoaESITEs AHE BEING or
FEHED TO fou NOW.
Here arr q few coed things that every
BODY can appreciate.
The streets are Al cleared. sidewalks
laid, CEDAR HINEn WATER u
RIOT FROM THE MAIN MAIN.
lots cleared. PLATED PARK
brYLE~you know what that means
Thsn. again. there will never be
AL ALL koSTps AaE AZ sfnEEr
GRADE
NEAR THE NEW Hi0n SCHOOL
md NEAH a Nhw Mhhp
SCHOOL, there Nil be 20 car fAfs
60 pay foF Youf children during thsif
school days
should be consldsfsd ~ ans body IN
the market fer home.
WOODLAND PARK ths greatest
one block aWay. and property - 10
Gated will suan command fancy
prices. Such IL the history % proper
II IN other elites located near the
great parhs agd pias grounds and The
ausssiop n doubt does not attach %
. rapid rine III value at WOOD
LAWN TERRACE.
rHIs ~ HfaH CLASS PROPERTY
IN YOUR oWS TERMS. or WILL
MAKE LIBERAL DISCOUNT
ron CASH
oFrfcE AND skf.EsAES on TIE
GROUND PHONE NORTH n
ureen lake car % tsih street and
Wondiswn RtAtiou. west 20 office AZ
southwest corner 81 Woodland paft
ouioS q COMPANY INC
- W Fefsstsf MsnnEsf
Real Estate and Lean Department
HAIisf Building
Doth Fhenss ~
INVESTMENTS
ACREAGE FARMS RANCHES
AND OTHER PROPERTIES FoR
SALE.
nj A n NEWELL iIs MARIoS ST
sa.s-sss
rs srrss choice bottom lard between
SEATTLE and Tacoma. ftsht at railway
station , acFes cleared and In cfaps
fa raspberry bushes running water
fsur. roem nsw house. horse. wagon
ard farm machinery This ~ first
class tract. PRICE ti.so TERMS.
A RAR1AtS.
Is acres lake front ranch. - acres bot
fam land cleared COED house. barn
sfhaF buiidinHH goad hearing or
chad ana small fruits. This ranch T.
emily ~ miles from three railroad
towns on good eauntx road. PRICE
E4so. nAHuAfN.
Fotr. room cottage on Queen Anne
HffI PRICE 81 81. f1n cash. bal
sncs SIS per month.
FosiF-roarn roftsKs On 18Th ave mod
ern. PRICE ti.ss. iite rash and tis
per month.
ssoa.d s-from house a. kirkland. fine
view over lake boat every thirty
minutes into city. PRICE tso EASY
TERMS
A gNAPf
Coed home Tor SO t.room house.
overlooking Lake Talon. near car IN
hsaod Iecaiity. THIS ~ A BARGAIN.
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