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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

The regfudiuR 81 Main. Jackson.
KING ana Weller ntrsetH. which. az
oordiuE tu present indications VIII
begin within eight nf ten month"; b.
10 bfiuk about complete change
ln the street car routes by which the
boattle Electric company now a..
c0mma1afeH tho people living eu
Beacon hIll and along and vet o..
Lake Washington In the direction af
MadrUHa park President Fufth an.
uouneed yesterday that ID was tho
iufontIau ua soon rs tho rcRfade ia
completed to run the Madr1ua park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
TOUCHED HIM
HARD

Birdie Brown. q eolored woman. q
held BY the police on a charge Of
highway robbery committed on tbs
evening Of February 3 The victim
Il Charles Kairal. a japanese. vhs
told the police that he was walking
along Main street about IL o'eiees
when he was accosted by the Two
colored women. They asked hin "
come 10 their rooms nearby. lie "
fused and went to a nearby drug
store. on his way back the colorea
female highwaymen snatehed y.
hat off and threw Il into vacant
lot below the sidewalk. When %
went down after his headgear tnsy
followed him and in the DARKNESS
one OF them threw her strong arm
around the diminutive subject Oh Wv
mikado while the other woman ues
from his pockets SIS In sold whloa
was wrapped up In a paper haps.s
one woman has been idenui's-
and a formal complaint OF arr.
from the person was filed AGAIN..
her. The complaint also ehefss
Jane Doe with a similar crime 80
is stiu at large. The Brown WotlA4
was picked up by Patrolmen TIA
nigan and Chapman shortly 49, ~.
the robbery. The police believe W.
the arrest and conviction OF ths 80
women Will put a stop 70
strong arm" game practieed py ~ -.
ored women IN that section o. 70
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

- - NhLAAAHH TON
Houses. Lots. TnTmH Acreage
u go Two HNs room cottages NniiHe
Tor go PEI month close 10 Madison
e. Power house. here h a ,ltHes
g. buy Z hfWe and huHs monthly
Income beside
Fl 30 i.raam modern hoare. lot 5nalH.
jackson 81 car line
u al" Now modern broom cottage.
Mburuuu Enf tlu.
Hiaa ,ut HHiaH. MndfHuH car line
Hello HHE 20. water and nrwsr In
and paid II minutes walk from Pho
urur HuuHrr. fHnt
Nssn#l0t tuHatnH 4 block frHm cor line.
blocks from government fnunl
900 uefas Al land = In orchard.
house. lHfH# IS mile fntu boat luud#
iuE Lake Washington
Acreage 80 aud upwards sndH Of car
ttuur
q 20 uetsH choice land new 1.rHam
huuHr, barn. % IHfda Wuud. t1 ruslH
waterfront on Lake Washington. 81
eHHh
Thrna are a HampI, from mY uHt Hapr
time aud Hf8urY bF looking % over
before buy the
A q JOHNSTON.
5HH Second ave.
Main IN Phone fHd a 1fb II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
FREMONT PROPERTY.
The Most Desirable Part q Seattle
ron A HOME

THIS rs A nARnAIS tH
A new strictly modern huuaes all wired
for iisht ara plped for aas with IA IN
HHturrH al IN. street graded sewer
and all improvements only one
block from Fremont Ballard nr 3rrsu
LAKE car Iiue. This house 70 just
finished ard has never been occu.
pied. Price only g. 10. $50 cash and
Neat cottage - rooms entirely fur.
nlshed Double corner i11xip0. on
Whitman. Price 81 %. or vill sell
cottage With one lot Nory easy
One and half story house. parthr.
dining room Kitchen and pantry
dowVstairs chambers newly pa
percd thruushout. and very deslrahle.
Price, o.. - E5o cash. bal W. per
No ne y end st
t-room cotthEs. bath and electric
lights. ON cor lot fxia0 Price for
short time. q TOO. SEQ cash. bal ar
ranged 10 suit
Take Green Lake Car to Blswiu 81
BowDIsH a BALDWIN.
MOO Fremont Ave-
Phone. North 90.
J. w. Baldwin. n Bowdish
SEVERAL NICE iO-acre tracts. handy
10 keRttlo-Taooma futerufban. level
cleared tf1o each. easy terms. WIFI
take part payment IN labor
ROBERT MAL1Bl. tl0 New York blk.
ID
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FIVE ACRES Adjoining snail tovu.
few minutes waN from depot
wharf several mills. stores and good
school iaua ali nearly level fieh
eta1 lgam coil. partially Improved
small house kuud barn. beautiful
sisa q sound and mountains. IT,
HoBERr MALrnY. 90 Ssw York o.
CHEAP. e aefsa finely impro I'd
liusgin faHrh. flue afahaFd aud
handinEs psftY can make 9 Coz yer
}Haf Raising b.frios aHa chickens -
4 price euls Usoo. on terms ~ e
down aHd . per month. % cost ma
uao NalnE aAay See Griffin. room
2 upstairs r. Times block. II
I TWESY ACHrs handy 60 ths Seat.
county rad ~ mliss from oue n
thr best towns in the NAttrE all
T lsYsl suod soil. easily elsaFed -
RonERr MALrBY. ua Ss~ Yors BID
-i6
FHEE CONFINEMENT LAND
HamfsteaAs. desert claims. iftiGAtra
landal timber lands. ranches % ali
III o SMITH a CO.
Room Times mas
FREE uuMEarEADa
In Canadian Northwest. sis3 acreage
aha improved ranches. sRseiai rates
GEO NAY.
Canadian Govt AT. - Sullivan Hlds
Fer ssl.-R.sl Estate
just LOOK Ar MIS-
uasoaa
hFirk block In hasinraa eeufar ~ mnf-
.ard stories. M roums reutn for
pa -, 3 =. .s assa'h sss ' sssh wiIl
nsluE THE balance esq. a cash
tsoud upoa lease A MONEY Esttsr
QuEES ASNE IT'LL.
- 50 Ft-ssfaafn. ell modern. brick
hasangnt. an elegant auY. end a
g. ~ . s.raala modern house on
queen Asas. ass. ssia sssY tsfms.
fia.els an tiaf block on IIiIL lots
view q git1 aud baY i Frand
! =" l'i-a lafEs ipts and Groom house.
fruit tree EASY terms
8. isa 80 raau modern Spanish Coln-
mial cottage. beautiful design. cuus
Ftruefion Al elegant view o.. cash.
balance eaa8.
Ct.oBE-IN SNAPS
. ~ % fuans. an modern lot eintn !.
tsn cash tAlanc. easy
y - D. o. FHufu modern cottage. lyt az
In fine lawn and barn = splendid
huy easy terms
q - % Modem i-room. lot t'Hizs.
4ssisr GER lire
O.. - ., s-roaTn modern cottage on isth
ave-. lot Waf8 % alley aaa and all
convenience
JUMPING DISTANCE
g. 80 TO- View ard modern well bulls s
rooms. and a snap for the price
o af0 O. lot tmNtw All assessments
paid Hrifa sfh Addition Buy a.
r.sapl buys a lot i-lKiso. on seventh
ave. elegant view and model build
tag site
o. ~ 1AaDu fath ave. s-rnonl modern.
e1KtM ard aitay A good buy
=. 80 CON Highland drive, paved
street. superb View - Haurf ard city
large Dot aud an elegant location for
home
O. - - Splendid broom cottage. all
modern CuHE nuisfirsn. All assessments
paid easy terms.
NJ y PATTON q CO. n
Room 8 Times Hldk II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11
Star Want Ad. Agencies

?. y. Mullen, 81 Ballard ave- op
poslte City Halt
Fremont Drug Ce., Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Quaker Drive Ce., 1913 ist ave.
Thes. Harris peatoffiCe, Renton,
c. N. LchndroH, cigar store, eio' b
ez.aaeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

HALE OF fiNE fGHeI
IfHE gE NDauAH. THE H#HII
tIHftE AItI. Ar - - sharp. eu fHe
urDmHHsH EH 81 H8fu Avenue. corner
OF faHH tsffsrrHu street take IHHHH
o. car transfer aH t. Earf JtffHfHHH
cor iraH HfHH. HHfiHEs. maftHeEHaH.
extension table dining fhHirH sIs#
CANT HHfiaf ruItsH. fine rHruFfH# art
nGuafeH bureaus aHnmudfH fHaHffH.
rhlffaHIer. wardrobe. toilet Haff.
CROKER riHHH vases. nftfI faHHr.
sFffs thfHF ~ the beet Come early
D. ~ UIrhrrfuu A 80. AurflaHH err
Phones. Aalu lHis Independent -.
II
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Acreage For Sale
FAmvIEw AcRE rRAcrsi

We hes 20 nnhmit far your con
HldrTutiuH Cur new addition. COM
HlafirE = s. uur.hrfF tracts 90
FnlrvlrW Station uu the ola
Neutun and Haiuirr HHaHh Ger
lun. This HFuHFrtY b s miuufss
ffuU ltnHHHF square ard within
FEW block II Rainier HaHlaf 8rH
and on sd euuutF read Tha
soil ia - TIE hest quality being
vel ADAPTED for Vegetables and
fruits. Tt Hruuud las 5 aiEht
Hlapr 90 tie south and sect AZ
funiinE Perfect drainage Tfr
property has been rurfHs - ard
Htakfd. and every tract has
frontage 81 dedicated street
Prices range from ta T. $50.
small cash aspusit and meuthiY
payments
Oar salesman. Mr Fttn. vii br
al fairsfsW station. o. uu ths
ground DAILY from 9 a n. 90
Z m Sundays from - e. m
70 3 IA.
We advise ar early invssttsa ton
- The ahoNr a. The number ~
tracts - limited ard thsF will
not last long
Take Washington street car.
WEST & WHEELER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

AUCTION BALE n GOOD EEHEIa
TTffE the contents ~ seven
room house Tuesday fhs lfth Feb
ruHTf al Is ~ sharp aH The prem #HH
30 "a Summit Avenue. corner TOY
street take broadway car. Oak I'D
htiH HHfiHEr. ma tffHHfH. lace HHf#
muaeH heating stoves. cook stoves
carpets rugs. rrneksfTl glass. art
HguHrsH. etc g. q BItksrtuu 4 e..
AuriIaaserH Phones. Main lgH In
dependent II.I 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

heassboi3 saoda - sislu "a a. iisas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

MANTEb#A good second hand piano.
vii Paw cash for riEht Instrument
IT 7. J kstfftr Main ia IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

Wanted

PIKE STREET FURNITURE co
hand furniture. Main tsa Ind las
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

SOUTHEAST SEATTLE 1taNUs-
Sold HH uo ard s. Hu per wHaH Take
Washington If ear. vulf lH minutes.
IIda u5 clock Seattle liamtHeaksgy
-. n
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to mako ytur rent money
HHN hHmr only ia minutes ride Go
Southeast Seattle II Yuu have NO
other time come eut lu the evening
OfHse uugu Go a.ciork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

NHooAt lodFiuE house fof sale %
trade or VII lease Tor years. Rent
- nh.ne. Mn .-lL III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

LEAVING country Large new house
aud acres loth - ehiekfuHt berries
otrt uniF fait on terms ~ ~ dow
and Go per month - good party
GONE at tsh. zee itaHaHtts Inquire At
Rainier Reach buufhuuH0 &C. rooms
] Or upstairs ~ Times block II
CHEAP houses eiaHa lu az $40 -
o." trfmH. 10 cents a day See I'M
man the owner If
THREE ROOM house. free wood md
water ground rent 81 H1 per month
price fIH hH. bH Vet Mercer -
Is
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cialrvoysn,-continusd
EaYfffAN isAIAfiHl,

prIrrrrH rftrffyurerH. fhia wonderful
Egyptian don't want the public to
GLASS her mifh HHY either rAImiHt I'm
ffafNa without ffHf consulting her.
Advice an en- affair ~ me- past
present and fufurr told from cradle
a. ErHNf Satisfaction ElHfuuttfd or
% paT Ia flrHt Ave Hours 20
daily IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

VALDEZ FURNITURE Co pays
hikheat prices for household naoda
itia First Avenue. White 81 seJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

site hardware and Implement La
ekahaHEr Tor farm
afu=HfH and meat market un Jackson
street new stnek and fixtures. Euod
business. exchange for afaam cot
fake a. e'o
l#saefn farm a4eHsrn hcusa harm o.
HcFeH cleared authouarh exchanges
Ter krvcary OF Hnua business
tF9anl Rouse ard tao iuta fruit trees
aHd berries In Mremartuus exchange
Ter lodging hause.
QreerT1. close Ia. makiuH money
u-ruam lodging houn-. usur Alaska
tstAaluE. for house and let lu level
town
efaaui lpdsing heuse on sth Ave for
SALE. -. fhaas Mztn -
q r. NEE
10 Maln s. Seattle If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

Ft'HNlI CRE q 5 fooma. fret class
erEan Included aust he aotd Every
Thing Will So AT = rreat sacrifice.
WI sell % one party, or rs picce
siz z Nilbrrt At. ballard. ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

OFT Free NAP - Seattle at uskina
MovinE STORAGE Co. First avenue
and cherry st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

PART OF all furniture raama. 0s
ath Ave. Phone Hrd glia ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

im acres fine land east ~ Lake wash
iuEton. on good county road. fine
tract 81 Hubdinide into acre lots.
Price ~ per nefe.
A n NEWELL. ifg Marion 81 IL
For ssls-Farrns and Lsnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

FIVE AcnEH adjoining small town.
Few minutes wafk from depot
wharf arteHat mills stores and good
school. iaHd all uraFiF level firh
clay luau Hail. partially Improved
small house kuud barn. beautiful
fisu q sound and mountains. ~ y
frfn7H
HouERr MALrnY. go Ssw York g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

ForNn@TaIf q op1fs fIassrs'7 n =
atrir. Address N n tuiH Foafsr
Wash IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-11

Take Green Lake Car to Bi.-iu 81
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-12
Were Close Friends.

There was nobody in New ulm with
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-12
Claim Hammer Was Gebhard's.

We will show that the hammer be-
longed to d.. Gebhard and nobody else.
the state, in its effort to smear the
crime upon DIR. Koch, has secured evil
dence that it belonged to the Koch fam
lily. One of the states witnesses told,
at the coroner's inquest, that the ham,
mer was Gebhard's. In spite of such
testimony as that of the old lady who
said the hammer in evidence was not the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

rollers Reared to q dial. which measures LILO
Ien.th ,f var1age of the piece of goods AS the
cloth masses down the examiner marks any hoies
or imperfect places with tailors chalk besiue''
each bolt is submitted to 4 physician ana ehe
icaI test snail strip il taken from the 'o''
and set into machine having pam VI
which ran be frightened so that a firm grip -
maintained at both the top and the oo't'i'
the sample which is being tested. dial indi-
Gates the breaking strain, which varies accoiu-
ing to the weight and quality Of the fabric me
Now reouires the blue trousers cloth to STAND
strain of sixty pounds to the square inch
probab1v one of the most interesting opera
tions carried on in the factory is the cutting o1t
Of the numerous styles of garments A shiirui
operator manipulates a marvellous little electric
cutting machine, supplied with thin ntaoe oI
steel This knife flies up and down at tne rae7
Of two thousand times a minute and pfoughs
through many layers OF superimposed cioth- cut
ting the thick and bulky mass as easily as
though 1t were q single sheet of paper. The ma
chino does the work Of fifteen men using shears
IT goes through eighty thicknesses of denim and
white duck sixty of flannel forty of trousers
cloth and twenty of heavy overcoat cloth
The cloth to be cut is arranged in layers on
long tables and press board patterns are so ar
ranged on them that cloth is wasted " men
all is ready the operator grasps the handle OF
the electric cutter and following in the wake OF
the c1aIked pathway, sewers each pattern IN d
twinkIing The numbered lots belonging to
each particular garment are gathered up, and.
together with the proper trimmings, are COM
bined in a bundle for the final sewing and finish
ing This is not done in the factory, for lack
of room, but by expert needewoncn outside
the ajority Of whom are widows, sisters and
relatives Of dead or tncapacitated navy people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

o'clock some thirty forty call for Their allotted
bundles. good price above the sweatshop and
commercial house figure Is paid, but the depart
nent In return demands exacting and strictly
first class work Many once well to do families,
IT is said, are represented In the assembly. The
department paid these women nearly SZ.oOOo
last wear for their labor. All garments are In
spected again after they are made, and any
package coming from house containing con
taefous disease is at sent to the chemist for
disinfection.
The last stage is the baiing and COMPRISING
of the finished garment for transit and storage
The clothing by hydraulic pressure is made into
small solid bales to save space; these are kept
in the press for an hour or more during thls
interval the bale is first wrapped IN black
enarnelied cloth and afterward with a layer Oh
huriap The seams are sewed and panied WIN
white lead the whole forming a tight wafer
nroof parcel The name. size ana nuHosF OF
Garments contained within are marked IN larGo
letters upon the outside and on call the naval
clothing factory can safely send these 10 any
part OF the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

And the poor old minister. at the start, was
stunped- He could not remember 1t was pitt
full to see him. and a young seated near
could not resist helping him out
"'Auser,' whispered the young man
But the minister continued silent rolling his
eyes, racking his brain
"'Anser,' whispered the young man In
louder tone.
1.-THE minister now turned his head and looked
at his prompter. oddly.
:" Poor old chapI He almost heard He wants
me to try again the young man thought. and.
louder than ever. he repeated:
-'Anser.'
AT this the minister turned and shook his
foreinger at the youth
ANSWER yourself you young jackanapes.' b
shouted"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
THE CAUSE OF POVERTY.

A Philadelphia was praisins the late Ms
Mary Mapes Dodge
wise woman as she was re said. -Mr>
Dodge never refused a beggar: and defending
herself from my criticism one day. she narrated
!. conversation that she once overheard between
two Maryland tramps as they Lay under tree
on a superb afternoon
-.Big.' said the first, why Is II that poor peo-
Pie Is always wiTn to help US. while rich folks
always turns Us DOWN.
The other. with mtrthless laugh. replied;
.sThen that don't mind givin' things away Is
the ones that stays poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
THE MB4NBST WOMAN.

Miss Carolina Powell. Of Boston, said one day
that she had heard that morning Of the neanest
woman In the world
she called before breakfast at the house Of a
|netghbor and said:
MADAM, I see that you have advertised IN
tho papers for cook
Yes. L have returned the other; but surely
you are not after the placer
no said the stranger. but only live two
hioclss away from you. and since need cook
myself. I thought you might send to me all the
applicants you reject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
ANSER. THE LATIN FOE GOOSE-

Dr Woodrow Wilson. of Princeton. was talk
ing with some young men about cheating IN ex-
aIninations.
Aside from moral grounds" Dr. Wilson s5ld
cheating is bad on material grounds The
cheat is apt, you know, to be found out
In Virginia, in my boyhood, there was a case
Of cheating that had a disastrous ending
AN elderly minister appeared before board
to be examined for some post or other. The ex
animation was public and the first branch 20 oe
taken I'D was Latin.
what is the Latin for goose?' the examiner
asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

100 jumpers and overshirts. $4,000 OF several
kinds of trousers, 100 O0O hats, shoes, underwear
socks and neckerchiefS
The thousands of bales Of cloth required for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

and veterans and earn profitable wages by their
handiwork
Each Wednesday and Saturday morning at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

these clothes before being worked up, Is Hgtdly
examined by the cloth Inspector. In the testing
machine the cloth is reeled from tho bolt over
The Cook County herald., 1905-11-04
Banker in the Tolls Again.

J. B. Banker, until about three
months ago resident of Grand Marais
and Adella Winton fresh were arrested
in Duluth last week upon the charge OF
living together without being married.
The arrest was made upon information
furnished the police by D. A. Cameron
Of Grand Marais. Mr.. Cameron return
ed home before the time for hearing and
the case was dropped. In an explana'
tion published in the Duluth Herald oi
later date Banker claims that the
charge is absolutely groundless, that the
arrest was pure spitework. He claims
that he barely knows Mrs. fresh, hav.
ing once attended her IN an illness al
Grand Marais. Since the doctor" left
Grand Marals he has been operating in
Duluth as "Dr. Banker of Chicago
Specialist
The Cook County herald., 1905-11-04
Chance to Explain.

Many stories are told of the absent.
mindedness of Prof. J. X. Paine of
Harvard, and among them is the fol-
lowing: One evening Prof. Paine and
his wife were attending a performance
OF grand opera at the Boston theater.
During the last intermission the pro.
lessor went out to a neighboring
pharmacy to have prescription filled,
which, being done. he. mechanically
took a car home, donned dressing
gown and slippers and sat down in
his library to read. After q time Mrs.
Paine reached home in carriage, but
the professors query as to where she
had been did not tend at once to clear
the atmosph here, Boston Herald,
The Cook County herald., 1905-11-04

Timber Land Act June 3, 1s7s.-Notice for
Publication.-United States Land Office, Du-
luth, Minn., Sept. l, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions OF the act of Congress of une 3,
1878, entitled IAN act for the sale Of timber
1snds N, in the States of California. OreRos
to all the Public Land States by act of August 4
1892, Alfred O.: Lund of Glenwood, county of
Pope state of Minnesota, has this day fled in
this Office his sworn statement No, l0,347. fol-
the purchase of the M If swA, swA of swA
section 25 and seA Of sek section rs
in in to!T,p5snip !,5 81 north, range west
sought is more valuable for it's timber OF
stone than for agricultural purposes. and tt
establish his claim to said land before the Reg
lister and Receiver of this office at Duluth
Minn., on Tuesday, the l9th uay of December
1905.
He names as witnesses:
William }. Wheeler of Beaver Bay, Ninn.
John H. Hanson, Ben Eimon and Ludwig
ern, of Superior. Mimi.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely tn,
allowed described lands are requested to file thei
claims in this office on or before said 18th ua.
of December, 1905.
1917 VIM, E, CULKIN, Regieter.
The Cook County herald., 1905-11-04

Timber Land. Act June 5, 1S7S.-Notice for
Publication. United States Land Office. Du-
luth. Mlnn., August 5, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of
ber lands in the States of California Oregon. Ne.
vada and Washington Territory" as extended
to all the Public Land States BY act of August
!. 1892. Richard J. CUNNINGHAM of Duluth,
county of st. Louis, state of Minnesota. has this
day filed iE this office his sworn statement No.
1876, for the purchase of the n% of ne14 seA of
nel4 Sec 3d. sw14 of nw!4 Sec. "a, to wnsnip "a
north, range 3 west, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is valuable for its tim
Der stone than for agricultural purposes. and
to establish his claim to said land before the
REGISTER -, and 49, lRaceiyer at Duluth Mnn' on
He names witnesses:
J. Roy Bell, Edward Stone, John F. Segog and
Frank Johnson, of Duluth Minn.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said1Oth day of
November, 1905.
y-9s w. E. CULKIN. Register.