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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-27
WILLOW GROVE.

At last we have been visited by a
good aain for which we are truly
thankful.
jim Barger had a very exciting
run away at his slope near Ovid,
Thursday OF last week. His team
became frightened and ran up the
railroad track until they ran into q
trestle. One horse had a leg broken
and the other was badly bruised.
Rev. King Stark was at his usual
post at the Christian Church sun
day. There were six additions.
J.. {. Griggs has been quite sick,
but is now much improved and al
most as well as usual
Mrs. Abe Tourtillott attended ser
vices at the Christian Church sun
day.
Mrs. Della Beck spent Friday at
the home OF her granddaughter,
Mrs. Jas. Robinson.
The erection OF the residence Of T..
l.. Fleming Is progressing nicely.
The frame work is ali up.
DIR. Allen took the noon train sun
DAY for Kansas City
Ed Whitehead has gone on a home
seekers excursion to Oklahoma.
AIR Hupton OF Reavley. was n
business caller in Rich HIN Saturday
c. w. Orris and wife. who has
been sick FOR some time. were out
driving Sunday evening. Mr.. Orris
Is entertaining a brother aud family
from Pennsylvania.
VIM. Louder entertained a Rich
Hill friend with music on the graph.
aphone sunday.
L. Aver is stripping another pit OF
hard coal. Mr.. Crate Dotson IL
stripping a pit OF coal on the Cock
rpll land near Shobe.
Supt Stretch, Of the smelters, and
squire Dave Reese, were out al
Shobe Sunday.
Miss Freda Hooper visited her
sister, Mrs. John Marquette sunday.
Benj. Ryan, of the Frisco depot,
went TO Kansas City Monday.
Morris Clifford and estimahle wife.
were shoppers in Rich Hin saturday
Master Reaviey Martin visited tbs
old home place and brought his Ia.
valid mother a beautiful hoQuet q.
flowers Friday.
Pete Stangle was hauling has
from the Williams ranch Monday.
Z y Morris 90 the New Home
nelghborhood. was Ia Rich Hii
Monday selling some high gradl
pop cora.
MIR. Ed. Houghton, ST.. near Tin
smclters, has the finest field 81 corr
we have seen so far this ,ason 1
l a. up large enough 10 cultivate. a.
also has a 1nc potato patch
County Surveyor =. n Borroi
was a visitor IA Rich iln Saturday
Mrs Andrw Wilson was iu tow
Friday and took "a rue lot q
p fruit trees.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-27

Send ne the news by wire. our
telephone IL No. %.
Johannes & Sons are certainly
doing things"
Hereafter 1 viii be IN my den.
tai office from Tuesday noon TO
Sunday noon. DIR SLATER.
The firm that delivers the
goods" as advertised. Johan-
mes & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Grifith en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
Reavley, of Nevada, Easter Sun.
day.
Save your money and attend
the Carnival of Holidays May 9th.
The Fire Cracker drill viii be
fine.
Dan. Philbrick is making con
siderable improvement on his
farm southeast Of town a couple
of miles.
The Presbyterian Sunday
school gave a splendid Easter
service entertainment Sunday
, night with which all were delight
ed.
THE TRIBUNE has a splendid
lot of cuts for sale and stock bills.
When you want anything of the
kind, come and see us. Neat
work, reasonable prices and
prompt attention.
D. b. Hickey, of the Opera
Drug Store. has removed 10 his
new home on West Park Avenue.
He is nicely settled now and
thinks II will be some time before
he makes another change.
Sunday afternoon Squire Jas.
Sheppard performed the cere-
mony that made Clarence Martin
and Miss Ida Rusaw man and
wife. The wedding occurred at
the home of the bride on East
Pine street.
All our good Catholic friends
and their neighbors were at
church Sunday morning to as.
sist Father Murphy in the beau.
tiful Easter services of their
church. And the occasion was
one greatly enjoyed by all OF
them.
Rev. King Stark made his reg
ular preach at the Christian
church Sunday, and returned e
Warrensburg Monday. His
charge succeeds better witt
him than any pastor they ever
had and all good people wish hin
success in his good work.
A new Sunday school was or
ganized at Willow Branch church
in Lone Oak township last Sun
day under the auspices of the NJ
+. Church. j. II. Thomas was
elected Superintendent, z. }
Booth and others were appointed
La committee 10 complete the or
ganization and arrange for sup
lplies OF literature.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-27
walnut street " 3. Church

Preaching services az this
church each Sunday az IL a. m.
and $50 p. m.
Sunday School az as{5 a. IN.
Junior League AZ $50 p. m.
Epworth League a. ESQ p IN,
Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at Tsa0
The public are cordially inVit.
ed 10 attend
r. b TENPLEpoN Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-27
four STANDARD StaIllOus. Grattaus

Whl be found a, the Spencer
STABLES. AZ the northeast corner a.
Rich Iial; and will stsrd a. SIS u
Tor a livirg foal Ms.isI
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-27

~ III NA"f W. Rt - 49,
little folks, at the opera house on
the evening Of May 9th.
Geo. Booth and wife, Of Pleas
ant Gap township were in the
city yesterday shopping.
The Sunday School Of the Wal
nut St.SM. T. Church received
this week a supply of nice new
song books.
w. C. Thornburgh, of Pleasant
Gap township, was in the city,
yesterday trading with Rich Hill
merchants.
Chas. Kienberger, of r. f. d.
No. 5, east of the river was in the
city yesterday laying in supplies
for farm work.
Chas. Craig and family arrived
from the far west Monday night,
and viii spend some time with
relatives and friends here.
We understand that Miss Nan
ME Neat, who is in Kansas City,
and has undergone a severe opera
ton at St. Luke's hospital, has so
far improved that she will soon
return home, probably next Sun
day.
Glen and Lee Boron arrived
Tuesday from Wyoming on a
short visit to their father. j. A.
Boron, and other relatives in
this section of the country. They
will return home in about two
weeks.
One feature of the entertain
ment at the opera house May 9th
that everybody win want to see
will be The Old Maids Tea Party.
This alone will be worth the price
Of admission. You are acquaint-
ed with all the "old maids"
Mr.. ]. ]. Warren went to Kan
sas City yesterday morning,
met his daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Potts, of Pueblo, Colo, and re-
turned with her last night.
Mrs. Potts will visit her parents
and friends in this city for some
time.
The Carnival of Holidays viii be
the attraction at the opera house
Tuesday evening, May 9th. The
entertainment is given under the
auspices Of the ladies of the Wal
nut ST., NJ. 4. Church, and the
proceeds are TO be used for the
benefit of that church. The
Iprice of admission is only 20c.
Rev. r. b. Templeton gave an
exposition Of the resurrection OF
Jesus Christ, Sunday morning.
that was simple, plain and touch.
ing. AT night he gave an expo.
sition of Christian duty upon the
journey Of Christ to Galilee af
ter the resurrection that was 81
plain that every heart present
must have felt the point anC
many will never forget il.
Uncle Billy" Robinson, o.
Reayley, was a pleasant caller a
the TRIBUNE office last Saturday
We always like to have him tel
of his sailor days. He knows al
most every seaport in the worl,
especially those OF Importance
He knows an about the sea Wher,
a the Russian Japanese fleets ar
T now located. And can tell yol
moro about Hong Kong than yo.
lean ever read in the books.
Miss Iona Griggs has gon
e into the book business and want
20 subscribe. Put you
h name down, give her a dollar an
{ get n book that will make yo
II split your sides with laughter
Its a Missouri book, written by
n Missourian. Show your loyalt
Is 10 the old state by subscribin
II al once, only a dollar for a hul
20 dred hearty laughs, Only Ger
n apiece. Cheaper than you ca
10 make them yourselves.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-27
S. L. ANTS,
BAZAAR.

SnO5gnas 70 : 4 SnnIETa
% a see &c. Deepwatsr. So
" g Thurman 70 y Il ThErEaMn.
10 a sec :, Howard. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
Charged Brutality
In City jail

In Judge Ghffn's court Wednes-
day morning. Attorney Wilman
Tucker asked the court 10 send the
jury in the case u the State W.
Frank Kramer from the room.
When the jury had been sent out,
Tucker Offered 10 introduce evidence
10 prove that both Kramer and Nc
Namara who are charged with hay
Ing assaulted officer Jacobs with
intent 10 commit murder. had been
brutaily beaten and otherwise abuh-
el In the city jail Tucker said
that be desired 10 prove this to show
the unfairnesH. the brutality. and
the feprehenslble methods Of the
Seattle police department towards
all prisoners. and particularly to-
wards Kramer and Mcnamara.
Judge Griffin listened 20 fuckers
offer. but ruled that unless officer
Jacobs. In particular. could be
shown to have entertained ennity
towards The prisoners. the evidence
would NOT be admissabie. The jury
was then recalled and the defense
proceeded Mcnamara was put on
the stand and swore that he was
struck on the head and remembered
nothing more. The trial will con-
elude Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
Seattle Doctors Are
In Tacoma

TACOMA. Sept. GA dozen doc
tors from Seattle are IN Tacoma At
the sixteenth annual meeting Of the
Washington State Medical aasocia-
lion. which c0nvenes at the Tacoma
hotel AZ O'Clock this forenoon Tor
three days session. The Seattle
physicians arrived this morning in
A special trolley car and before night
Il Is expected there will be $50 men,
bers OF the association in the city.
All OF the sessions Will be held
at the Tacoma hotel and the pro-
gram arranged for the session In
dictates that IL will be a very busy
enc. As there are numerous subjects
to be discussed and many papers
TO be read.
The association was called 20
order by the president. Dr. James
n. Yoeom. The convention will
close Friday evening and that night
the visitors will be entertained at
the Country club al asdinner TO be
rendered them BY the Pierce County
Medical society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

A special dispatch 20 The Star
from spokane. Wednesday. states
that James J. Hili and party u
railroad maRnatea will reach +
city bY special train from Glaagu
Mont. al $50 Wednesday afternoon.
and without stopping gill continue
On the way To the coast
Seattle VIII be the first stop made
by the party which Will probably
go on 10 the Portland exposition
whore Hill and his party will be the
guests OF honor on Portland day.
next Saturday
No one but Mr. illil himself knows
what the exact Itinerary Of his parry
will be. and he has not been dis
posed TO make II public. so that his
other plans can only be cOnleetured.
That Mr. I'LL aud President Eli
OF Of the Northern Pacific VIII
spend a couple of days In Seattle h.
practically assured. and Sir. Hiil
mas Informed the chamber Of com
moree a. Spokane that he viii be
present NJ a banquet In his honor
there next Tuesday night
The Hill party will probably
reach Seattle a. an early hour
Thursday morning
Ia the party are President Howard
Elliott OF the Northern Pacific
President Underwood Of the Erie
system. Fletcher A Baker. iona.
than Thorne. George 8 Clark, Amos
7. French. Grant - schley. g. NJ.
Lane. Payne whitney. Alex. Coch-
rane. Samuel Hlll. J. l. Greatsinger
and ]. G. Stuart all Of whom are
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W@nlaGs
Gll@@
v ALLEY

DO you prefer a drY moderate winter.
with snow ana aifiKhing TO tile
damp. vet ana muddy winter n che
coast Then CrosH the mountains
hHa settle down lu the Wsuat he's
valley where winters are dry with
plenty ~ SHOW fHtt but moderate
And pleasant No extreme cold. 40
cuttlnE Winds. HleiEhiuE flee
Weather agreeable
EAHGADE ORCHARDS the newly
opened irfiRatcd fruit lands in tNe
WenH chaa Valley Is offering fuu :
delightful home 10th summer nua
winter and AZ opportunity 10 be-
catHe Independent Ga small means.
The Menafehea Valley fruit exhibit
"a a. The Portland Fair rNeela al b.
aixe. flavor and color. and the per.
mansut prosperity ~ this dsliFhffui
valley a. assured Get % 10.
acre tract IN cAEcADE ORCH.
ARDS set II ONE 60 winter apples
and sou wtIt have home and Ger.
.pagHai lHrams in The Hnnt praapefuuH
huff FfrtlHn in Wellington. Some
very choice pieces hflil left
Oct fun particulars from
n Q PETERS owner
az Alaska building
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Every One
a BaPgJainn

100 acres. All bottom Hand. " acrea
cleared. AMI under pillow. nine room
house. large barn. large bearing or
chaHd. living water. tst0.
30 acres. with 40 arteH cleared fine
huaHe. tive BARNS large heaHuE Of
rhaNd 81 On.
Why CLOSE To THE CITY
- aefsn. bottom land all undsf culfis
walton. HFW ssfenm house. fine large
b#f6. running water ten COWS ali
kluda ~ implements. ben
MAIEK FRONTAGE
a. acres with ~ acfra cleared house
barn and laHHe bearing orchard. four
CuNH. hgrNe aud wagon. all kinds u
implements 8 50 Located not faf
from the eHfs.
WATfR FHuSTAgE
81 acres about hail cleared. ens-quars
ter Wlir waaHf frontage. beautifully
lolafed. for 81 I'D
NEAR KENT
- acres half CLEARED. good land g. To-
ACREAGE AuT NANfs
4 acres. she very choicest in the White
V5Raf Valley. ssfnaah house. large
barn. extra choice orchard. spriug
water 8 go This place NI8 make
sos perfectly indslsndsrt aud III yea
wish kou can 80 business Ia the cts
~ n - oulf q Hhatt car ride
A. ANHE%EE. SET ser0ud Avenue
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THE MARKETS

Vegetables
Beans. dry. per cwt s3.2sG t175:
No. small whites. $3.50: choice
whites. sass. large whites. t3n41b.
pink beans. s3-5o. bsyo beans. ss.o0:
beets. per sack. 81. parsnips. per
sack. 81 carrots. per sack, 7be. tur-
nips. per sack. s5c: cauiifiower, per
dox- 81. garlic. per to. Sc: native
green peppers. per box. 6bGssc. Call
lfornia peppers. box. ti25. parsley.
dor 2se. squash, per 10. ha2c:
pumpkins. iaiAc; tomatoes. box.
cabbage. lhG2e; tomatoes. per box.
$4,000. cukes. per don. ioa7sc:
corn. per doz. sdloc: yelioy toms-
toes. 10. Sc. eggplant. ID. &c. celery.
Der doz- 3busoc. potatoes. per ton.
$50 s20. sweet potatoes. per Zoe
lbs s27s yellow Banker onions
l lie. Walia Wslla onions, sack.
Fruits.
Figs. case. ! III. bricks. si7s:
seedless figs, io-Ih. cartons. st.5oP
$3.50: Valencia oranges. a box. $50
IS: lemons. per case. tsGss: wen-
atchce peaches. per box. 7oQsoe: FL
bertR peaches. per box. eo970c;
Simmons peaches, box. soc: black
berries. per crate, ti.oo: crab
native Graveustelus. per box. ssca
81. Cal Gravensteius. si.15:
parent apples. per box Tse seoc:
watermeions. per doE. si.ooGsi. So:
ounce. box. tidsi25: wenatchee
pears, box. $50. native pears, per
box. bocm65c. Hungarian prunes.
per box zee; Muscat grapes, crate.
ti2sHsi.to. eoncords. io-Ib. bas-
ket. 15G25c; seedless Sui
tana grapes. crate 81: Tokay grapes.
per crate. si5oGI7b; BLACKS.
crate, 800; Hawaiian pIneappieS.
aoz stsods5.5o; huckleberries. per
M. aGec. cocoauuts. per doz. fsc
cal. honey. per comb. iaikc. nee
tartnea. per box. Use. pommerran-
ties. PER box. $3.50
Butter and Cheese.
Washington creamery. per 10 ssr.
Eastern creamery. bricks, 10 24aase.
Eastern tub. lh. 2sG24e: cooklnr. In
ibaiSc. Eastern cheese, twins. n,
lie. Washington cheese. twins. III
lie: cream brick. n lee: limbnrrer.
10 iec. block Swiss, 10 Il. Wheels
Swiss, 10 lie.
Eggs.
Ranch eggs. sSGStc. Oregon. sge..
Eastern 29cu 2te.
Sugar.
Dry Efanulated. sacks. lee lbs.
1850, 9ruit granulRted, sacks. zoe
lbs. $3.50. Beet. per sack ss.tes
Golden &. it.s0. ENua <. IS
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HILL WILL ARRIVE IN
SEATTLE THURSDAY

directors or stockholders in the
Great Northern Or other western
railroads
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Want sd. office, Kaslsy's DRUG
store. Second and Pike. Phones.
Sunset eotol Ind. lisa
c. NJ. Lohndrett cigar store, sia
Second avenue.
Quaker oraa store, toia FIRE, av.
en0e.
up. n, Mullen, S2i Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall.
Fremont Drug c. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thes. Harris, al Postoftiee, Rem.
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SASH AND DOOR nAnUAGNR
haven't been aoins much TALKING
through the papers Tor the last thrive
ur four months. a. l have been 90
busy EvtiinE uktd up IN my new
store. ! am stu doing business on
the same old plAn have uul8 Uue
price on orders iArNc o. small. price
1 iast aaissdsd from eass aeo eress.
panel duorr that { am selling Al 81 "a
per door This [ rvckan. h about the
beat eafEain / ever offered have
s-oxs.eaI i-s * panel $50 per door
assXsKE=t "a ~ panel 8 a. per door
.-sxt-s~t - t.N panel tiee per door.
WINDOWS
I have AL EinHH ~ windows Ia Hteeh.
Tho httls sash Tor the pantry. ths big
window Tor the front soen. The lens
fancy sash feF over TIE plane. and
the narrow htNh sash Hiuusrtde the
front daor every thing I have Il and
can maze Msaiaf5biSs,s9 N'E
am ISSUING nsN cataiQKus sbnut
mouHdInEs and inside finish, and also
stair Nork for interior and naff y
Nurk fer exterior use. The prize list
viii - valuable 90 ever eatiarr.
Send Zee a eegsatNr
/ am dealing Ia reaeN linked house
paint 8 % per sal, There has bsrn
eftfu ted a stafs about a man stand.
Ina en- = prominent corner ~ one ~
Our arse cities and offering - eel
$50 Foid eieess far = cents bus
there Nefs un huferr The gold pieces
wrrc s. tufne ard the people NFre
installer NJ paint r. Euoa paint
and ! am Interested ia the factory
% IL made in Seattle
fai0 Western Ave Seattle Wash
-. ~ WILLIAMS
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ron THE SEEKER.

= HOMES ron THE SEEKER
Naa
VERY large ksruum house an corner
nsHr Sixteenth ard iiaffiHan. g. sc
cash baiaHee 81 per fnaHth.
uNa
A NsFg neat 8 raasn humFT on SrFems
fseHfh aRsHHe nurth. icf tsNtH. gnaf
& GO cash balance monthly
q 80
Wau 9 rssan modern house hot air
heat rtss fgic fstureH complete fHaH
basement cement walks. bFtNFsn
tao car lines Just the hnuns Ia
fllsaEH the NlfF.
III. 4 TURNER INVESTMENT Co
ed - tsumbeF ENchanRr
Phones Main iaa. Ind tsit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

ONE ACRE. al a. large bearing fruli
trees. nice location. handy g. ear
$50 EaHY terms
H0HENT MAfTHT.
fia-sQ ~ Alaska Building -
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pows TOW = HOTELS.


DOWN TowN HOTELS.
g. asa
e fnamr veil furnished steam heat
Epleudid location. long lease. thin
hotel viii sisar better than $50 pei
month
q TO
- tnams. uss furniture. centrally 10.
Gated realms tfiaF his rent. beet
tfhnslrnt hotel % city cssft modern
Convenience
9 20
Private hotel - fustnH clorssiu iaras
ffan uTN buildiua long lease. al
Kety iow rent clearing from 30 Ia
80 per month.
~
g4ar stand au Iake street rent 81
Coins suud rABiHk huHineH#s
MERRITT REALTY 60.
% AsW Nefh HloaA.
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CITY water. sidewalks Hnd street
lights Lots. 90 up d per Wesk
Take car on Washington street 70
Southeast Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

Dry Efnulsted. sacks, lee lbs.
1850, fruit granulated. sacks. zoe
lbs. $3.50; Beet. per sack. sste;
Golden g. St.s0. ENtra &. So
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SuGa a.

Ranch egEs, ssGstc. Oregon. sec,
Eastern 33cU24c.
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r.t n,n,-llsu..N..elra aeon.

FURNISHED hsusSkeeplar rooms 80
king street. On hill -
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II PETERS owner.
a. Alaska building
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pared and Companies ineoE- E
o roratsd o
seooeoeso .
err water. sidswahs aua street
lshtaL Let's - ap u PEI wess
Taka car On Warrington street %
&. d. Hinman sells more suburban
aeFsa and lots aud helps mere poor
Es,p.' e s,, 1ef ssc sess 1 ~ ~. aas
cheaper ard On easier terms thaH
aufonr else Come cut to-day Or to
n4arrow ard s~e Atlantic CITY Add
Iiea. right Or ,hs az issns on thls
Washington street ear scent fare
IS buying hook q tickets Twenty
sAiesmen are ~ Atlantic city store
until all the lots arr sold Never
esssp o. esii At c = aiiiman's
down town offices IN the Times
block
Honesty ard sauar. dealing is our
snettn IL you buy % na once you
ere a Eeod customer for life. as Ne
Nlii make you money. Come today
We are the oNnsrz
CITY water. Sidewalks ard street
isshss Lets. - ~ 81 per wees
Take car On Washington street to
Southeast Seattle.
FOR SALE.
eco for one Broom flat and one 5
raom cottage. on 18th ave. They are
both modern. corner lot. paying II
per cent Investment.
f7aa buys = ssroom house ard iut titIoa.
IN 18th ave. near fealrr Way.
u 40 buys large S-ruuu modern mouse
- issxN With alley. near two car
lines
O. % for s-roon house and corner lot
With flowers. fruit trees. etc. good
WfSsHfp BROS
Room 30 Guimau HidF
CITY water. sidewalks and street
flEhfn Lots 50 up 81 per week
Tuke car on Washington street to
Southeast Seattle
LOTS t76
HtN fhaaHt Seattle in the only spot on
aha shore u Lake Washington Is
minutes ride from the business cens
tef. where YOU can buy lots with city
'ssatar piped tu every lot. sidewalks
Ind street lights. nj So up. terms 81
Per week. 40 one offers lots 20 close
" 40 cheap. 30 come today. take
tar on Washington street. office
opsn until 9 y IN every daY
SEATTLE HoMESrEk EHs co.
Nkw i0-roam two-ntory modern
house. fine view Of bay 1 ~. 80
cash. balance easy monthly nav
msutH. Must hc sold. az owner can't
make payments.
y c. BYERs \ CO. az Arcade.
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fitE CRESCENT LOAN COMPANY.
col Marion nuldtnE.
Advances money 60 all reliable aai.
afisd employees men OF women lust
on their note Enay paYmenta No
publicity Low ratra
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-02-02
CONTEST NOTICE.
CON EST NOTILE.
Department OF be Interior, united STATES
Land Onre. Woudward. y. u

=
Department Of he Iuterlor united STATES
Land onre, Woodward. o. T
January, sih. 1895.
sufficient ooitest affidavit having been
nled In this Ofiic, by John Vim, eontestsnt
against III No. 30, made August, l, 1905 Tor
the swA. Soc 5thp 1 n. "a ECM, Wy John
W. Collie coniestic. In which Il Is alleged Una
said JohE W. C,liie has wholly abandoned
said tract fer rrlod u NOR, than six months
since making saidentry and next prior to the
date herein; he h, ing failed to improve said
tract or establish ,esidence thereon within the
statutory period 3 months) required bv law;
that said tract IL lot settled upon asd culuvat-
ed by said party Is required by law, said de-
faults haviss not been cured.
That said alleted absence from said land
was not due 10 lis employment In the Army,
Navy or MHrmrCurps of the Uuited States
in time OF wsi, tpd this tho said contestant
Is ready TO prov, 1T such time aud place as
may be named ly the Register and Receiver
for q hearing insaid cge.
Said parties ar, hereby notified to appear. re-
apo nd and offer evidence touching said ale
CATION ut 10 o'clbcH q. m. on February 20.
I9os, before the Register and Receiver ut the
United States Land ofnce IN Woodward
v. odward Co. q. I.
The said contcitant having. In q proper af-
fdayit filed Jan, 5. l9os set forth facts which
show tina after due diligence personal ser.
vice of this notice cannot be made, 1t is hire
by ordered and directed that such notice be
given by due asi proper publication.
Dick +. MORGAN, Register.
l ~ 40 Pd.