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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-01-11
Lake City items.

6. G.. Shigley got in car load of flour
Tuesday.
Murray Davis took a load OF hogs to
Coats Friday.
IL. W. Skinner unloaded two cars Of
calves at Coats. Wednesday.
Blaine Jones has been hauling wheat
to Coats this week.
Mrs. Landon Mills and Mrs. Lemons
were in town Friday.
Mrs. A. j. Hargis made trip to the
county seat Wednesday.
H. W. Skinner dehorned a hundred
head of steers last week.
Miss Patty Cooke Is down from the
ranch visiting her brother Frank.
Mrs. 0. Mills left for Augusta, Ok,
Wednesday morning to make visit.
Miss Evelyn Howe and mother re-
turned to their home in MedicineLo dge
Wednesday.
Miss late Robins returned home on
Sunday from short stay at Belvidere.
DR.. Bond was called to Sun Friday to
see child of Warren Lacey's who is i'll.
/. McCulley who has been at Hot
Springs for his health, has returned
home.
Fred Lake and Murray DAVIS are as
sisting Grant Shigley to Invoice this
week.
Jim Wells and wife of.MedicineLodge
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Balsor
near Lake.
Joe Lahey has been trading horses
already, and as usual got the best of
the bargain.
VIM. Bsisor has daughter from
Oklahoma visiting him and Mrs. John
Burke from Attica.
The Woodmen will give an oyster
supper the night of the 14th, when they
install their new officers.
Frank Cooke has been seriously i'll
with throat trouble. DR.. Bond reports
several cases in his neighborhood.
Jake Eager and daughter. Mabel, re-
turned to their home in Pratt Sunday.
after short stay with relatives here.
The mail route between this place
aud Deerhead has been discontinued.
The last trip was made Wednesday.
Mrs. Catharine w. Early, from Chel-
sea, Butler county, is Visiting with her
brother, S. G.. Stewart, of this place.
Mrs. McCulley from down the river
took advantage of the fine weather on
Tuesday to come to Lake to do some
shopping.
Mrs. Hattie Buck gave a birthday
dinner for her husband, Thursday
The guests were Il. w. Skinner end
wife, Mrs. Maud Shigley and Mrs. Nil.
Ter.
AS Mr.. Heaton, who lives near Coats
was driving into the elevator at that
place Thursday he ralaed up his arm
when the lines caught on one of the
shafts tangling them around his hand
and holding him until the lines broke.
His arm was broken IN two places
above the elbow. while the lower part
was mashed 20 the bone.< He was TAX
On to the Office OF DIR. Hutchinson who
dressed the wound AS he is q man
getting along IN years it is feared that
IT will be pretty hard on him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-01-11

Bees Laxative Honey and Tar is an
improvement over all Cough, Lung
and Bronchial remedies. 1t acts on
the bowels-drives the cold out of the
system. cures Group. Whooping Cough.
wards CT Pneumonia and strengthens
the lungs. Bees Laxative Honey and
Tar Is the best Cough Syrup for chill.
oren. Tastes good. Sold by Young
Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-01-11
COUGH IN HIS PRIME
MADE FRIENDS OF aolsrERous
STUDENT AUDIENCE.
Men Of Oxford University Recognized
Manly Attitude Of Famous Temper.
anee Advocate and Enjoyed He
Witty Remarks.

John b. Cough. the famous advo.
cate OF temperance, went to Great
Britain in compliance with numerous
demands from press and public. When
ne appeared at Oxford the college stu.
dents undertook to hiss him OF the
stage, so determined were they that
temperance should not be preached
there. After enduring their Kisses and
cat-calls for about ten minutes, he
startled them all by saying: IT can
whip every one Of you. one at,a time I"
This statement was cheered, and
then the young men began calling one
OF their chums to go UP on the stage.
Soon Cough saw a young giant COM
ing toward him. As soon as he was in
the center Of the stage Cough shouted:
This is to be an intellectual battle,
and not physical one. Go on with
your speech"
This suited the COLLEGE men. and
they began calling on their big fellow
for a speech. He responded by quot.
Ing the epistle to Timothy, In which
Paul recommends "a little wine for
thy stomach's sake; and from this he
deduced an argument In favor Of the
use OF wine. When he had finished,
Cough faced the audience and said |:
This rs not an argument, but a farce.
Here Is young English giant, weigh.
Ing almost two hundred pounds, who
has never been sick In his life. who
eats five pounds Of meat every day,
and who can knock down a bullock
with blow Of his fst. standing here
and talking about the need Of wine for
his stomach"s sake. You'll have to
send me another man"
The boys cheered Cough and then
yelled for another man-this time a
senior and their ablest debater. He
went to the platform and called at
tention to the fact that Jesus turned
water into wine and advocated the
use of 1t. He delivered a speech which
met with the approval of his fellow
collegians, and they cheered him re-
peatedly. When he had finished.
Cough said:
This Is just the kind Of argument
that came here to deliver, and was
delivering when you interrupted me.
You may drink all the wine you can
hold, provided 1t Is made out Of wat
er, as that wine was"
Cheer after cheer greeted Cough,
and he was permitted to 90 on with
his lecture. He said afterward that
they gave him greater applause than
he had ever received from an audience
of young men.-Chicago Recorder.
aid Sunday Magazine.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-01-11

All Kinds OF furniture bought and
sold. stoves repaired. and second hand
goods OF every description constantly
In stock. Store on North Main street.
ADAM JACKSON.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-01-11

Pineules is the name Of q new dis
covery put up in new way. A certain
cure for all Kidney. Blood and Bladder
diseases, and every form Of Rheumatism
Pineules relieve Backache and Kidney
pains permanently. II you need such
. remedy let Us show you the wonder
ful Pineuies.-Sold by Young Drug
Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-01-11

ManLan is the Pile Remedy that
reaches the spot and stops all pile pain
instantly. 1fyou suffer with Blind.
Bleeding, Itching or Protruding Piles
and want to be cured 1t is only neces-
sary to use ManZan, the Great Pile
Cure. Sold by Young Drug Co.
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Edison at Telegraph Key.

A crowd Of fashionable folk gath.
cred In the Orange club Of Orange. n
j. and received the election returns
over q special wire. Thomas A. Edi.
son sat at the key and received re.
turns. writing them out In his copper.
plate hand. He took the returns : LONE
time before ralinquishing HE place TO
the regular operator. ana seemed not
to have lost his old skfu NTH tha
key
boes Laxative Honey and Tar wards
rs ~ pnoum0nIA and oerengtheus tho "a :.
seln generally. Group and whoopinr
co9Rn disappear before its uee e anoS
DeL0re the sunshine OF oprin1. It,s
r PEASANT 4 Sold by J, 3. Young Drug
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DON'T DISPUTE

with a woman when she tells
you that the Noyes-Norman
Shoe is the best.
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Il Took the Cake.

Zone day when the Chicago and
Cleveland teams were playing I
watched the battle from my own pri.
vate knothole In the fence" says
Jimmy Welsh.
Mccormick was pitching In splan.
did form for Cleveland. The cheers
that went up when he struck out
Billy Sunday we're still ringing in my
ears when Nike Kelly hit the ball far
over the right held fence for a home
run.
1Just at that moment a domestic
carrying q big chocolate cake had
come out on the steps Of house be-
hind me. The ball hit the cake and
scattered 1t into thousand pieces.
Who did that@ yelled the girl,
looking up at me, for she hadn't seer
the ball and didn't know how 1t ali
happened.
Mike Kelly shouted, with my
eye glued to the knothole.
Well, well, she said. good natured.
~, that takes the cake
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-01-11
DON'T EXPECT

your wife to treat you pleas
antly if you tuy her shoe that
don't fit the foot.
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COMFORT

is the underlying principle up.
on which the Noyes-Norman
Shoes are made. While COM
fort is the leading feature, style
is given consideration. The
sole is light and flexible,
while the wearing qualities
are the best.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-01-11
NOTiGE---Hunteys.

No hunting allowed. Save trouble BY
being forewarned:
No hunting will be allowed on any
iand owned or controlled by me. All
parties are warned to keep of.
j. L. CANT.
Hunting positively forbidden ON any
land owned or controlled by DIS. Homes.
A. MURLErT.
GEO. PoINDExTER.
Hunter and tresspassers are positive.
~ forbidden to hunt or tresspass on
any OF the following described lands:
Blocks 2, IL. 8, Q. 10. IL, II, Lakes
Second addition to tho city OF Medicine
Lodge, and the east half Of Is. town
%, range IL. -E. T. Chance.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-01-11
CAsKETs AND BURIAL
SUPPLIES IN STOCK.

Special attention given to Embalming Al
work guaranteed.
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I. 4. Trice, & Son, Sharon, Ks.
Clubbing Rates.

For a bright, clear light with no
smoke or odor. use National oil and
gasoline, for sale by H. T. Woodward
& Son.
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Don't wan
Cut Prices.


Our prices are already be-
low all competitors. We
are ready to show you the
Finest Goods in Furniture,
Glassware and Queens.
ware in the county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-01-11
WE HANDLE

this Shoe and would be pleased
to have you call and examine
it and many other styles we
carry. If you need a pair we
can satisfy both in price and
wearing qualities.
Yours for business,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
SOUR GRAPES
cRTclsm or MUNICIPAL SUB. STATION asprerp nv
pOs hao SOME ENrmles OF ENGINEER rAoNsos

IN hyaterlr attempt ~ rIaarr
The Seattle faerfri. company HHUr
ut the ftme time a8uHfFIHr 90
gfudRs HEaiHHt city IHFIHa.r
THama1n. % local evening rarsf un-
der HH1fr head HneH samr out IaHt
uiFht wltH knock against tho
municipal lighting pIaat Displaying
nud expanding tine malicious ramarn
that have been 90 the street faf Tho
pHHt fs# weeks
The immediate cause ~ Tho CO...
tIDIe appeaH 70 boz Jealousy ~ local
rIratfIrIbuH aha we're aIHrraiHfsI
boz not getting jobs from the city.
Incidentally several ~ them are In
The employ pf private lighting CON.
IaulaH
Another cause o. sald 70 Do Iiaap-
pulHfmfHt Of the Seattle IIsHfr.
company iH not getting iHe con
tract f4r wiring the Carnegie 3D..
brarf building The company could
not FHf the Job because ~ trouble
with tho IIsstrIsiaur union. and
'u#HHs q Carney contractor au
he building turned the Job over 10
The cts The same crew who wired
the municipal plant are now wiring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
PROGRAM FOR BURNS
ENTERTAINMENT

The following g. the program for
the Burns anniversary entertain
ment under the auspices Of the
Caledou.au society and Clan Mac
k'uaie next Thursday evening
BagpiHe selection Observation-Disclosures.
....##... Gathering 81 the Clans
Mr Duncan Maerae.
There was a lad Was Born in
Quartet and Company
l-Qaaffrt ... Scots VIA Haa
MeFsfs Is Waddeil. G. Bates. Mont
gomcry Lynch and Or.
Carl Hoffman.
2-SoHE "Daan the Burn DaFIe
Lad Mrs Romeyu y. Jansen
3-nauer ... StTathspsy and Rec
Neaara Charles and J. A. Hender-
son. Alex Matthew and Alex
Adams
a-suuEa. tal Aud Robin Gray CO.
Mary o. Argyle"
AfH Grace r. Davenport.
scottish ReadinFa. tai High
land Mary tb1 The Dainty BIT
Plan
Miss Mnueta Meiklc
G-SonEs lal Mans a Man for a
That tb) Bonnie Dundee
Mr Harry Girard.
Address ........ Robert Burns
Rev William u. simonds.
Songs. tal "Iessie's Dream" lhl
Cam Yo b. AthoL"
Miss Ella Walker.
e-panees (al Sword Dance. Mr.
Chaa Henderson. thl Sailor s
Horupipe. Mr. J. A Henderson.
t0-Humorous Reading ............
schulz Board Examination -
Mr. v ". Allan.
untermifNion1
..s..-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
'Oh Mamie. VII, Thou Gang VI
Me-
Mr.. Il. waddell
12-Dauee. HiNh land Fling .......
Henderson Bros and Matthew.
t3-sonEs (a) March q the Cam
eron Men 1hl Whistle an III
Come 10 We"
Miss lie Lacheur.
Reel O. Tulloeh.
heuasfs son hFees Matthew aua
Adams
IL Song ...... Angus Mcdonald"
Mrs Romeyn 3. Jansen.
l6-Humoruos Reading ...........
.........." Geftin' Photographed"
Mr. ". n Allan
IL Scots songs. ta) The Aud
Scots Sangs." tbl wv a Hundred
pipers an A"
Miss Ella Walker.
iS-1rish jig.
Henderson Bros
iA-SonE .........r. .ss4........s.
..... The Battle o. stirling BriF"
Mr. Herbert xYlor
...44...." Robin Adair"
Afessrs Waddell. bates. Lynch and
and Hoffman.
Aud Lang Svue' ...... Everybody
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we MUST HAVE IT."
SAYS JAS. A, MOORE
WHAT TIE WELL KNOWN PRO pRleToR AND REAL ssr.r,
MAN SAYS ABOUT TIE RAT IoHAL c. O P CONVENTION

n James A Moore. - the Moore
Investment company. has any Ia.
fuonee with the powers that be. or
n bis Influence with local business
men can avail anything. the strong
eHt Hoft ~ a plea will be made 20
the republican national committee
20 entertain the next national con
yeutI9H IN this city IA 1905.
Mr Moore said today
Most asr4fedIy the Republican
National convention should be- held
IN Seattle Seattle Is the proper
place for the convention 10 come
Ana moat assufsdly too. Seattle can
take care ~ he big convention r.
there are plenty % good hotels In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

Ia spite Of the fact that the ,tsx.
rieai trust was playing Nine Ma
as counter Attraction 10 ~
Bate.
The play was received WITH "a
meudouE enthusiasm and Mas Ba,a
Wa given an ovation al the END I
each act.
The pluck o. this woman In orse
coming every obstacle which "a
trust can throw Ia her var ~
been herslded eyeryw here and 90.
sequently she o. receiving the I'll.
ute 81 thousands Of theateF-ss47
who love fair play
The sale OF seats for Miss Bag
engagement AZ the seattle thsz.s
Ia this city will begin tonorss
morning.
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Seattle and lots n residence, g.,
have rooms 70 let A 70 the In I
VIII personally guarantee TIA, I,
ueW auditorium. with a rssiing !.
paflty % : d99 people. will Be- ~,
in a year from now. Let tba -.
ventiOn come ahead We psss ,
hefe-and all The other copvss,l..'
Ne can get u viii be a fine -
for Seattle Tor the mediate -
merelal benefits aud for the &c.
tiEIug Puget sound viii re- O., 4
a. am Tor the convention ~
and strong and n I can hsIb -
70 bring u here my services A. 4
the disposal 81 the chamber q -.
meree."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
DISCUSSING
LEGtSLAT0h

A Joint meeting Of the schsa
boards OF Spokane. Tacoma. BellihE.
ham. Walla Walla, Everett, Ballard
and Seattle Is being held this afisi.
noon I'm room s OF the CeHtrz
school building The afternoon -
sion will be devoted 70 discusses
and the evening session viii also :
Of interest 10 all interested 10 en-
cational problems.
II is thought that a Commits
will be appointed 10 bring nsfi
bills before the Legislature u
term. Among the topics 10 Be CO..
sidered will be that Of the iuEsh.ss
court. and It may be decided 70 =
the legislature for authority 70 -
ploy counsel other than the pro-
cutting attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
TROUBLES
DROVE HER INSANE

Mrs. Nora Youuggren, the Pc
tiff in a sensational divorce I,
dismissed last June. vas taAeA :
the Stellacoom insane asyiuh
day. hopelessly demeuted. her - -,
ditIon Is the result of worry 80 -
the divorce suit and domesu,s, =.
fairs. She tried recently 70 NJ =.
husband. David NoungEren' shs =.
delusion is that her friends He
tempting 20 poison her.
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eANk PREsIpENT WILL pIE

BANK PRESIDENT WILL DIE
oBERLIN, Ohio. Jan. sL-Tss
condition Of President BeckWifh. 4
the dcfunct Citizens Naiis.E
bank. - grave. II is not hslisFss
that he viii live longer thsz .
week. He f. unconscious part {
the time. His health has -
growing worse from the time q ~
exposure OF the Chadwick SfsaE
until now he Is almost At isaai
door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

So Co So psr uerr H. tie price a.
which Ne arr aHiHIna tHe tracts Ia
eHF new addition HH The uHH RvutuH
ear Ius. near iaIrXieW station Now
d Tho iimH Co make your selection
better than the average Nr are
Offering these traHtH az low fs
Hfr auA aH very reasonable terms
Abstract Of title uEth competent at
tarnrr opinion Furnished - every
HHH. hHHeH tHII at aHF ufff#r aHd set
Further HaftI.uIafH. and arrange Co
SO rut aHd personally Inspect thiH
property
L 81 NEST = ~ MuEIIIU
WEST a WIiEEfEN Inc
aa tUlmau nidg
Sunset Main 81 Ind Hf Is
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wWru RIVER GARpTN TRACTS
HEIWEEN SEATTLE And
".hHHH#AH

Have HuiHIHFfdru au u.H hen raurh a
very ri.H hattoW land into 6 and ia#
Is cleared cultivated ua atuwpa
dues uut overflow fine running
spring water Several tracts have
buildings and every tract has high
Ernund Tor uuIdiHr elite Railroad
station and a,hUat Huuar uu tHa land
Eravcleu raada ard free mall dgllF=
cry. all the convenience 81 sub
urb. tuma a. uHas and st choice
agrea from So Hp according Go
improvements
A d NEWELL. 40 Marion at.
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BATES WAS
GIVEN OVATION

Manager j. 2. Howe. Of the Seat
tie thcatcr, returned from Portland
this morning. where he had gone 10
attend the opening performance Of
Blanche Bates In The Darling Of
the Gods Mr.. Howe SAYS that the
Grand theator. where the play was
givon. was crowded 10 suffocation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

TWENTY statesmen are selling
cheap aeHsa tn Hliiman'u Garden q
Eden uad a. - Per acre. an iaEa
sd ear llnsa close in terms t0c
"a taks frye buat a. Natbter Reach
haathuuHe on Warrington street car
line. - aaleHmcu on grounds tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

A SWELL corrAor-A s~Ar.

g. 1910
A uau modern E#fuutn fHfIaEn OF
UrnnhiHu ave r. tH4i#H section 4
The EultrFH.tF district uHr ttH#h
frnm ar and one HHd one hair bic IS
from the FHH'l# Hrui LIT sIsiHH e.
en- aIieF This IH very trHIra ole
little Eane At To offered at lsaa
than tHr same HHHA 20 - HHttaEs eaH
by usually butts faf
81
J rnsm cottage. HH fHt bsIza e. aitss.
UiHHHH fF0m Madison e. glg We
ter ard porcelain aiaH Ca the house
THE iH a neat IIEt#F cottage etues In
TURNER rHuGAS a COSTELLO.
nc
E4If - E.HUDH Uza
Both Fhnuen# Main los. Ind i4s1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

. The committee q award i
. the prize contest. Is Womsa .
. the supreme Liar - viii hare
. completed its long task e.
. reading over the hundreds & a
= answers received this evening =
q and the aunouncemenf>of fhs .
. winners VII be made tomof-
. row. An effort Vas made tat
= secure the announcement yes
. terday. but the COMMITTEES re-
. fused 10 be hurried In the nat
. ter q
= Watch for II in tomorovf
. Star. a
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Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

?. y. Mullen. S2t Ballard ave. sp.
poaite City HALL
Fremont Drug c. UWirs street
ard Fremont aNtnue.
Qssker prua Co, fot3 tat ave.
Tkba. Harris az postaffies. Runton.
c. n, lohndrotf, cigar store, Die
Seeead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

For sale u y aidwy ofvf =
Houses lots Farms Acre. &C..
VI 80 sW broom mudeTH house. fIHr
basement iaf EKim. Harvard aEe.
north
tE0 "a tIs0..I .afH tanliz each fine lssaI
lots fret put uH thr mafArtA WaH.
ulflaeHt vIaa = Lake WaaN ff4i1I
sound and mountains. easy terms
Lots fi4d and upwards HEIfH. Fremont
and HHllurH car lines
ft1#Twa fine slightly lots sHriOl rHHh
within 2 blocks - government canal
8 nf'a#sH acres very highs improved
land an railroad. eaat ~ Lake
Washington.
$50 % a5rca Al land. small house e.
fruIt trees. free mall deilyefB 10
miles northeast 81 Seattle
These are o. sample See uE H#i be-
fore buying
A. g JOHNSTON.
r1 Second ave
Main 7Marhuuss Ind a .i-l 81
LIBERAL TERMS OF BOTH
30 For five acres of No. : bottom
land fine large creek easy cleared
near school free mail excellent
usiEhuurH. Easy drive tH Seattle
tffOaTar so acres % very best land
faeiuR on fine county road near mill
free mail school HANDY. Easy drive
GiiAnLEa r ADAMS
ROOM 30. ColMAN BLDG II
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Charles NJ Johnston. age a. years.
nt West Seattle. january 20.
Alma n ketnc. aEe so years az
SIS Eighteenth avenue. january eS.
William ] Hanks. axe 90 years, az
Brighton beach. January Is
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sIrbs

To Mr and Mr. p. = Jenuer $50
otve street january So girl
IN Mt and Mrs. q Noclt siit
Third avenue. January IS a girl
tn NJ and Nra + RuehnEcr
january IS. a boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

A WAHUHI mandolin Ter type
NfIfrr Iu good condition. ef ans thiGk
ef uHU g. me Phone iluHr 1851 "
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81 acres IT HuuH Iauu lb arres cleared
aui f.Haed d. miles from arattlf
HaI
81 HUr.a. HHHHr tu Ifrs rnrrtun u1uaffY
bottom iHHH. ls HEf.r CLEARED o. luo
lIANUI ETbN 4 OLSEN.
HH Marion HutIiIHa 81
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rsr Sci. Or n.ehsrrs

aoop BARGAINS ~ ACUE
TRACTS
E and iHHeHN tracts near yar line. call
sH UHfkt UIuuh. 50. nrKfsU a co
t,A 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

A REsPEc-ABLE place to borrow
money on diamonds. IewelrY
watches American Watch A jewel.
~ Co. eQs First CPD. Nainier-Qrand.
private offices. strictly confidential
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

Steamer Cottage city is due to
arrive In port from the north some
time today or early tomorrow morn
ing. The vessel has many passen-
gers from the inside. who are bound
for the states 90 purchase mining
material and supplies preparatory TO
the opening up OF tho coming sea
son.