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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-04-04
To Whom 1t May Concern

Notice is hereby given, that ON the 26th
day OF February, 1907, at a nesting OF the
stock holders OF The Logan Clay Product
Company, held ut Logan, ohio, II was, by u
vote OF more than three nfths OF It's stock
holders Resolved, That the articles OF in
corporation OF The Logan Clay Product Co,
that subyision four shall read as follows:
"FOURTH; The Capital Stock of said
corporation shall be 500 coo 90 divided into
1000 shares OF $50.0O each, OF which shares B.
4Sl shall be Common Stock and 6l9 shall be
Preferred Said Preferred Stock shall re-
ceiVe from the the net earnings OF the COM
pany n Z &C. annual cumulative dividend be-
fore any dividends are paid on the Common
stock. Said Preferred Stock is not entitled
to vote at the stockholders meetings OF The
company nor to participate in profts he
yond its GXed preferential, cumulative, an
nual dividend Off e. Said Preferred Stock
Is subject to redemption at the option of
the company at Ave years from date OF Its
issue and the end OF every year thel eaIter
upon payment of 5000 per share and any
accumulated dividends thereon. AT the
time of the exercise Of said option of redem-
tion by the company, the holder OF said
Preferred stock may elect TO receive there
on at his option 5000 per share and any ac-
cumulated dividends, or to exchange IL for
an equal number OF shares Of the Common
Stock OF the company, AT the end OF any
five year period after the date Issuance OF
said Preferred stock, the holder thereof
equal number OF shares OF Common stock,
seersiary of The Logan Clay Product Co.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-04-04
Blaxe In Tlnplate Plant.

Cincinnati. o., March ga loss Of
800 GOO was caused by fire In the
F. II. Lawson tilllIate factory In ths
West End.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-04-04
When Great Fortunes
Are Benefit to All.
By Professor j. W. JHNKs of Cornell University

By Professor j. W. JfNKs of Cornell University
Gzz@ HE winner of a great fortune usually A MAN OF
POWER and makes his power felt largely because the
O great of humanity merely drift through life Some
great fortunes properly the rewards for SERVICES
ACTUALLY RENDERED society. The gains always the
strong Sometimes in between capitalists and workgmen
the strong belong the first class sometimes the second In either
the with the advantage likely press that advantage TO
THE UTMOST
Great fortunes often used in part wisely for the benefit of tho
public when the CREDIT OF TIE STATE has been backed
by great nances when ambassadors eypend their fortunes
doing the service which for ad
quatey and in great gifts for philanthropy libraries and forth
But the other hand great fortunes unless considered by their pos
trusts the public and the state must
way EXERCISE A CONTROL them.
The controlling through PUBLIC OPINION.
Public sentiment and ultimately will dominate the rich well
the poor The outlook hopeful and the already getting
troll
ULTIMATELY WE MAY EXPECT SECURE BENEFITS
GREAT FORTUNES WITHOUT VIOLATING THE PRINCIPLES
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-04-04
PURE WATER.
inexpensive Plan of Improving the
Present Wells.

inexpensive Plan of improving the
Present Wells.
Those who remember how pure the
water used to thste when it was drawn
up from the old open stone walled well
will welcome any plan of improving
our present wells. remarks Iowa Home,
stead. The sweet. satisfying taste
which 1t possessed is not now very
characteristic of much of the farm
well water The fact is that people.
as rule, are very careless nowadays
about the source of drinking water,
Wooden curbing, absolutely no ventila-
tion in many cases and poor soils for
the publication of water have brought
about the change. A farmer who be-
lieves that plenty of pure air in the
well will aid much in the purity Of the
water gave us the following plan: The
frame for the support of the platform
Is made of . by Is. allowing space
of four TO six inches between the top
and bottom parts OF the sides. This
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-04-04
Foes TO Tho Corn Field.

PROFESSOR Holden told OF ni9 own
work among the farmers of the west
by taking them right into their fields
and by personal inspection showing
them how they were farming at a
sacrifice, in that their fields were pro
ducing but a fractional part of what
they might be producing II every hill
were filed and every stalk were pro
ductive. He showed the difference in
the acreage with one two and three
good ears to a hill and thereby led
up to the conclusion that the great
source of loss In corn production Is
the poor seed which SO many farmers
use, either through carelessness OF
false economy.
Testing the Corn.
Coming down to the point In hand, he
presented a plan for testing the quail
ty of seed corn by determining its ger
minating power, showing those present
the manner In which he was enabled
to select the good ears and reject the
bad by use of terminating box, In
which, In separate compartments, sam
pie kernels from different ears were
placed and their terminating power
soon determined, the bottom Of the box
being filed with moist sawdust, layer
Of thin muslin placed thereon and all
packed down, the kernels then placed
In the different compartments, covered
with another thin piece of muslin, with
more sawdust on top, and again pack
ed down. In due time examination
shows the real terminating value of
the samples from the different ears,
and it is easy to decide which ears to
use for seed and which to reject.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-04-04
VENTILATED PLATFORM.

space Ia covered on the inside with
two screens. The first is n large mesh,
to keep cut large yermin. Over this
Is fly screen to keep out dirt, insects,
etc. The well never becomes foul. In
winter the platform is covered with
straw and snow.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-04-04
ECZEMA and PILE CURE

EDEC Knowing what it was to suf-
L NIL fer, ! will give FREE OF
CHARGE, to any afflicted positive
cure for Eczema, Salt Rheum, Ery-
sipelas, Piles and Skin Diseases. In
stand relief. Don't suffer longer,
write +. w. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhat-
tan Ave. New York. Enclose Stamp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
UNIONS TURNED OUT OF
ST.LOUIS BREWERIES

this morning and no questions NJ.
asked.
II Is expected that the oftnn
viii be able 70 return from 4.
works 20 their desks TO-DAY -.
going into the works and afie. y.
10 the manufacture Of beer.
A conference ~ local eslo. a
ciala and international Officer !
be helf.
All u the vacancies IA n. =
Louis East e. Louis ana o,,.s.
city breWsries caused b. ths v,s
out o. the oilers. flrarnen sasls.-.
and teaHsHterH. according . n.
stifeL representing tie cs,,r
may be filled BY member ., 4.
American Federation n rs,~
siifsl says this action may 49,.
friction between the fedefat.or =,
the international Assoela,ln, :
Brewery Workers over ihs affxis :
wOrkmsu'a unions.
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avs
Weller from Fourth 70 r.a..
Lane from Fourth 10 ia.
Dearborn IT. from Rastsi. y ~
ward - Eighth Az. D'als
Charles Piummer ~,
Connecticut JuakiBa and ~
ton ata from Seattle Bos,lev.asss a'
Eighth Az. wan .
All the avenues betwe..
and Twelfth aud from 1911 49,
south 70 Addition IT. are 49,
ealiy covered Ia the pork y Z
done :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
ON THE FRONT

with IT'S passengers sna =
Cinnamon 10 be employed = =
canneries along the ALASKA ca1f
and a full cargo Of Eeasrl n
chandlse. the steamer Ciig q -
tie. OF the Pacific coaa sisznsH
company. sailed for SkagvaF =
night
The large nm liner Mirsexa
a sister ship Of the Dakota. -
was recently lost off the cas- 7
Japan, sailed Tor the Orient a -
today. with 4 full passeass' =
and a large cargo.
The steamer Moutara o. ne =
cinc Coast steamship cdsnfssl :
rived from San Francisco ihif ~
ing with 200 tons Of powder ~
large cargo OF general nsHas
disc.
With 22s passengers ans ! =
cargo OF freight and genera J
chandlse the steamer fpessAl
the Northwestern STEAMSHIP ~
pany wfll said for valdez i0Nol-
morning. in the place Of ne -
er Northwestern. a.
The steamer Jeffersur- q
Alaska steamship company - =
- ckar,v.v last night xith =
cargo OF general merchana'@ "
$50 passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
SAILORS WAGE|
CD Up

The partial iie-up o. -, 80 :,
business as a result Of sa''s'. -,
fusinK 70 work on account ~ -
wages has been averted - n.
Of a meeting Of the Sailors Z 4
today. when a raise from ~
Per month was accepted ..na
Steamboat owners nov 80
they win be able to secure :
men to man their vessess =
new rates -,
For several days sailors n.'. \.
fused to ship on Ions se5s IS. -.
ing they would walt unui ~ !, =
ton OF wages vas sestlsa. ..,sl
only after the companies of s :
the sea-goinE vessels pfen'',. 80
nay the men the raise after = =
that sailors agreed tes sisn "
boats. s.sh
The same raise WIN affs.s Z
men. who win receive ~
month. and also messnen' VIZ
get SIS.
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c. (. COM MiTTEES
CONFER

The question Of caring for the
thousands Of visitors 20 Seattle
neat July AZ the national Christian
Endoavor convention received care.
ful consideration thia afternoon AT
a meeting ia the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce of the spe.
ciai advisory committee OF The
chamber and the heads Of the OFF.
ferent Christian Endeayor societies
Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
REGRADE TO COVER :,
BIG DISTRICT

The 30 called Jackson street
regrade. which WAS awarded BY
the board Of public works Saiuf
lday 20 Lewis A. Wiley, for ffki. =
as. covers district Of several
streets south from Jackson. East
and west the regarding extends
from Fourth av 20 Twelfth ag.
n takes In an area Of ten blocks
north and south. The area Gov.
cred embraces the following
Jackson from Fourth 10 Twelfth
avs
Main from Fifth to Twelfth avs.
king from Fourth 20 Twelfth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
FLASHES
psIluhtsd with ssassl..

MNN~1 WIN 888AF.
Delighted b. a khori say |, 4
attic during the past winter. Ma
Katherine Mccarthy. Of Il crnz
Wis, leaves this evening" 81 =
old home 70 bring foar fzmilI,s :
relatives 30 Seattle. Mr.. Macssa,
Is enthusiastic over the mild VI
ter climate OF Puget sound
Routine Nesting.
Toniehrs session OF The city o.
Gil promises TO be one largxiy n
routine There are numerous -
tinued matters on the docksf ~
Of them having been pn1iH1<
from time 20 time during NE al
year.
Wanted fer fosesry.
Frank sarhas was arrested -
terday BY Deputy United sulal
Marshal StrinKer and Detective Il
Byrne aud IL being held 81 he q
jail. sarhas. who admits Bis -
tity. IL wanted In vInasa. 1 r. ri
a charge OF forgery. He denia q
knowledge Of the forgery.
W. c. 7. u. ccnventiea
The mid.year convention Il n
King County W. G. 7. Z. xiH =
held Tuesday and Wed1ss1ss
April 2 and 3. Al the Quass kns
N. II. church, Fifth ss. sld O.
field IT.
Carmen Get inerssss
The Increased pay. which he ,
attic Electric company has gra1x
10 its employees. goes inio esisci ,
day. The increase is fF0n y :
Is per cent over the Old seals J
viii affec, about $50 msr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
"oPEN SHOP" PUT INTO EF.
Feet TODAY eY ALL BEER
mAHuFAcTURERs-mbkY or
THE MEN RETURN TO WORK.

ST. LOUIS. April 1.-The open
ship was put into effect this morn.
Ing by ali the breweries Of this city
and also IN East 81 Louis. fulfili.
Ing the ultimatum issued BY the
owners Saturday night that II the
workers did not return 10 work on
Monday morning this measure
would be adopted.
The unions will not be recognized
as organizations All competent
persons applying are 20 b EN-.
ployed. regardless Of affiliations.
Hundreds Of xorkmen. come
union and some non.union, were
given work Ia the various plants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
EXPOSITION NONE
BEING PAID

Money Is pouring into ths ~ 4
club today. and Il Is expes's ,s.',s
over 100000 Of the secena '~,rn
mcut OF the exposition tans 4 n
received by Tuesday wa'es ,,,, a
day the subscriptions Of ss- = A.
Gems 10 the exposition fund : .' y,
The 1000 stoekholders ss' (. "A
ye5o. Geo. one fourth Of WIFE, s,ss,sll
being paid. Secretary : 80
said today that cveryeeass .'.lr 1
anxious 90 contribute his ps .., a
the enterprise. and every rss,l
due VIII be paid IN BY
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01
CHEAP HOMES

q GOO s.foam house. lot toxiod Terms
81 eoa-f ranm house bet toxieo Terms
t5la arnam house. eft LOT Terms
Nlhe~ fuum house. view e lake ans
mnuntalus tlto cash. $40 Per month
VI 500 "Noed 5 room eattaro. let ElNlu1. Sea
cash. balance ut per month.
y tN t.fuum cottage. y A. SEQ cash
81 800 8 ruew modern cottage. u A. f5la
cash. balance tgt per month
100 6 TEEN modern cottage. MntHHuH
RitFr $50 cash
81 ooQ-f-fuom modern house. ~ y A. Ia5
tatteo isaa Fash. balance 90 Ter month
See uH faH bargains. We f~s-==sztisa. largeHI
fiat in the city
MURDOCH pOuIhE
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STANDARD OIL CASE

tseripps TELEGRAPH s Ser IS
CHICAGO. April III. -
ard OH company's al'oiHs ss,'.,,,lsl
made a motion that the '-s6 u
bo dismissed. on the EFeas -
the rebates we're COLLECTED 81 ,s,lc
mcrca which was net - -
commerce laws. be'hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-01

70 The star-Main 1860. tnd.
liza The star Will call and coi~
leet the bli. and viii send %
sea the answer. 20 your al when
addressed Care The star
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ACCOMPLISHMENTS shelp
Wanted. Loaf and Found, yer
Rent, Fer Sale. sts.l One Cent
Nerd.
SITUATION WANTED ADS
10 werds Three Tinss for 20
Cente
seven words or fractions OF
words to the iine. cash In ad-
vance when charged TO ae-
count actual number of lines az
fes Win BE counted Minimum
klll Tor an ~aa= IS cents Hal
lard Want Al Agency, 4. ~
Mullen, al ballard Az OPP
City Hall
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HOUSES AND tors.

fs5H fff.f n dWNEh
fafeen1 hf5les ueaFir rlfuuiFtett cCfHsf
iat sni FIns ussakstrafted KfsN ore
hfaek FROM NWs1ikha PARK 81 nNF nns
tsfsns Ftiaas y TIA Ii
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A e JOHNSTON a CO.
Nuums ne.l. rlesns nlp1k
ffansa Nafa n A stfA
- f1a
Hnisrfild nearly nss t-fuaa r1usrfn
hestse. basement. aaanarg trays ffrptass
sfaaafs. nefafes 40 he4frf hefne ~ TIE
faausY n he city; 70 n.ingsss On car tFsasu
plaflssr s44sTe n0ffh q Hesisf
g. So
Lot te1ias Hih 81 naar tnesraoi Place
a. 80
ssh AZ saaih, rsaf tr0frR s1ateq. oes
msat ~alss. etc 81 sna paiA
a.
- scrrH 4 I Farsisu Ana fruit land. =
msss ffnn usiiis and shipy arts
81 SO
GO en- aaaetF rnaal - acres Kpof >
feosa houee. harn. . shiCksn kpuass. Hsl
hFsfinE fruit trsps
fI1 - so Per Arru
8 and 10 aEfs tracts. level lana, nh raf-
den ana fruit scii. running stream ca
county rp&d
Tht ! aAaes Places
sFs afthin { miles frafs SETTLE IN cent
faHs. : t-zats each waf daily hnt are q
nlnuiss eAHk ffusa lafEe mills and slip
FaHds. paYzns EH 60 see tsf day fef
isfaf and close 20 ehUrchas and epea
A G JOHNSTON a co,
it-1i Duwus IN Asin -. sf7s
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FoR RENr-Nousgs.
. NJ fAitN q 60
IEAnlNA nNNfEnA.


u JAM 4 CO.
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AN az, r,-sas. naiera .sss+.,s,tss ~
Aah AZ fsaeaas ais-Affu ssss .ss+hfa = ~
tsrass'a -. fsssaasi mesisre .,,ss.ss - -
Ne ufus4esy. : fsssis. alastsfa sstsss = ~
Z. fsFHssz a.. Fessas sasstsFar.ssss 30
eaFrAdrs
n fee -. fuea1s. us@sefu sst.tsss - -
~ ~ Z rc.ins. Nsst-fu s.asss..ssas -
asa -. -. rs-ass. ass-Assa .....t tsei
FtArs
Nsrrea az = sssssas atNaFfH sstsssss = -
rsyief A. : fsseas. weissa s-s.ss.. : tsl
irg.t-st e. fsssass. sss-lsHa ...tss ~
fesisias st, f'ssszs. weiffa tstsssss ta@'
ruRNisnEn
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sofa a. Fusaas. ssaat ietaisfa atsssts ~
ste ii ~ : rs=sass. asa=ssHa ss,,s.ss - -
sisi a.. feeas useAsfa ........ tae"
BUSINESS nos sss
~ az uNluffsfN a#at tttsas ssefssHsa tsss ~
nasva -. ~, ssafsFoa@ .sa......... = =
iiss 80 - ss .ssss.s.ss ....... $50
laiAiHs e., rqfees stessfeass sss.stsss les"
slsasaassfrrs re ssste fsHtsi psarsfty
cad 81 aaH asssa ~ sazaaisff SCI
Naar aaEIfa sstlafzafiaa - $50 a1st saiz
sH7r asrrf
IN 8AnS 80.
tFsaiax heaters.
fEasmsfff u uaff tahat
a. HIfsi heas ssreea #s1 Nits
ns1a4s-sfsfs 81 Hesiu.
NfnaAl Frcq@sss
~ Al - iaa
= H JAIN CO.
Is Ffsst nnItts~. s-eses as fEss -si
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ii TifE Sff4Ri6H Totkf 81 filt
Staie " wnssinsivs. IN AMI o. The slSaHt'
81 Ains titue , striaef, tistatin. -
tseefze A. Ntfiafr. aafsutkaf susiuirss
TIE state e wastiastan te ths ssia dn
feaslaai tieefka A. Sfaingfi
Zee afe esEeny namalaQrd % arieet
wfthin a.kty laatl 1ass after the dass -
Zee nrst ruhiestica = fhis suasHlNaa, O.
cit eiihia asty iatf taYr sftsf To- ifth
asf q NsFet teHf aad asfsni the
sksse sngltisa aefleu ta tae ebete entitissi
eeaHt ana aaawVF tee tgtaptaiat ~ taH
ri4iattT. sd serve $50 " fsssf aptNet
spa the aederuisut1 attefnffs feF plain
III. a. ttsif anare rsiee stated ani To-
ense - Yuuf failure - da. fets esFat
wlli b. pensisFua against IVA. seearalnN g.
~ daHana - fhr eenaFisinii whtch has
tees aisd vita tbs Csafk ~ Ftia Saalft
Tas cstcsf - t0ia settun Is e. Atsstse
ths hssnss u natfinzeaf ncs sttstins ts
tWsxn thr t5sihfin aad dsfru'iant
husrMttk : Nlittttttt.
fisintlfr AstaFueys r a AAisess ist~
ue~itt Az. Everett. SnohaAiish Ce'snty
sehiaetaa-
pafs IA At tshffrstlaa Nafsk - iD0f
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INVESTMENTS.

tNNE > MEN =.
Tllsf yoar nropsrfy Win NsTfin nSss
Esoi East tuioh. Phone l. sssa. EAST fIfi
1t
fuf sale hy Owncra 1uafter acre No i
land level blocks from Tauntloruy car
80 tis1 cash. balance on time Address
- !. -. -ls-t ~ p
FOR SALE ny oWNER
room huuse, nearly compiefri. cafnar
let. auNiua. nne unahstrurteh view. una
haaeh from Woodland Park On car line
tsltas. rhgns sa1i II
Only firm In the northwest ceiling Ellaf-
sntsed dit .aend psyinT mining and indus
J. y ToRMA a CO.
Gen. Rep
.ie reonles ilank nide IT
GREEN LAKE noTfIFVARD
Two lots alxi0a. CLEARED ami in lawn
iftee loaai $50 cash. balance 500 per
WALtINGFoRD's PARK ADDITION
Six choice view lots WNfno each CLEARED
ana facing two streets SIS each close fa
new RESERVOIR easy terms Gilmore prfs
90. DENNY station. Green Lake. North
szie. y 5tsa ~
SIZE THIS
A trnnua meiCrn cottage with basement
flne salt water view also Woodland Park
close Co new car line Lot ai0ta1. 81 asns
tfst cash Terms on balance call M sfa
eist sc or phone Dt SIS
This nov troom cottage 3 arre "a
ground rEbt on Eradcd street. close 80 chr
line - minutes 20 city. fine view. q DO
$50 down balance SIS per month Call al
aff y. flrt st. or ihuno y aft -Iaa
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A Fm easy cas

81 GO New modern f.Foom hoaes, viii
firzplara ard furnace fali cuuersts tnaa.
meat. VA saAti0, o. 1n cash
- hN~ New modern tsrwum cottage. Mzi
dfHuM flfsTFsara. aafnhiuafiaH FIXTURES
sHe view tat tesiio. 81 600. 90 PEI munfh
. sN--NsW hsruufn cnttaEe = A. faa
ia sffnrsIt. al improvements In and rafd
o. 10 cash 81 psr rnunth
q Ha-NaW ksruura cottage. tea cash.
fsW0-s. faem cotisks. hos eexiee. tes
cash.
MURDOCH. noHLkE a FORREST.
~ Empifa nldg
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Professional oiRro rory
ATToRHEYs.A AT. Law

FARRELL a BUM lawyers. rs New
rafk hioek. general praetfes marine iss
eurpafHfloua Aaaasafir felatluas. baakfnpf.
~. abstract aeTartuenti notary hath
a. = flpff Lawyer Hnanand and wife
claims damages and settlements a anf
81 tnlnn riorh 10 Fifsf Ave aff
a AniarHaH. trial lawyer. counselor.
notary fniisgtiaha. abstracts examined lfi
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- 600 si.1as cash. lot aasioo and good
z roum cottage uu rWonty first av
south.
$500 $50 cash and $50 per mnnth We
have Hama vry hne NtEW LOTS
within TWENTY MINUTES 81 ~.
aurrr aquare. these lots are close
% che nlH tcnfuu line ana right uu
ihe catruaien of Tire Rainier lieiEhts
line. BETTER rrt couple nnW while
The prices Hnd tUfHH are riaHf.
WARMER INVESTMENT COMPANY,
4 kiuurnr nldu.,
ifea Fourth Az, Corner rike Sc.
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S3,Soo-A Sasp
CAPITOL HILL

Owner must sell strictly medsrn nearly
nse tafuafn hnuse. fine level - grand
view. an uusuuAl oupaftunlty for securing
a Capitol fiiii h0uie At auythiaE ilkc the
price Terms.
y A MuREV.
MAIN iist IND -
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ron RENT

MINES AND MINING.
G ). stsegis. stocks ial let south. 4
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AUCTION sALg

fka lFssf NafskeFH kaffsaa ssslaf'aHH :
aassiaa sats = aaa tsislsssi - ssses sil -
80 81 Ha - H=fesf kFs sFfN ~ 49,
saaasasr "a :
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TtNeEt CLAIMS
Farms As0 IANoa- .

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wnit sewer tefHss $3.50 for two ieta near
Ninth and California avs. West seattls.
terms. Call uua First AZ. go In
fur sale room house. muiofu Improve
menis kiuucar Para car limo. between
Howe and Crectstt ihane Queen Anne
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bushes. walking distance ~ University
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tisi ycur property with Martin Hass
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