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The Springfield herald., 1907-12-13
THE VANISHING sAGEBRUsH.

the Denver Republican,
The sagbush fiesta planned in Idaho mark the
productive
but let
sagebrush has been the of civilization.
pushing prairie has
solving problem cowboy
fought off death the
years sheep agebush tops
other fodder and the
growth saved the bacon of sheepman.
And to be axiom the West that where sgebru
grows anything grow. Colorado
support agricultural communities world
with sagebush The wise builders of
realized that good because
their faith for lands
svered with the yielding godpeces their
Andso
downfall rejoicing 1t has pointed the
has breathed his
limiting Wild free life
nc
The Springfield herald., 1907-12-13
8 3
LOCAL GOSSIP :

Baca county had a heavy wind
and light snow, Sunday night.
J. A. Huston was down look
ing over his farm the first of the
week.
Judge Alexander, Ralph Hook
er and Casper Durant are at La
mar, this week.
w. S. Pray and George Inger-
soil returned from the cedars,
Wednesday evening.
See Stewart & Lamport's local
Concerning Municipal Debenture
Co. equities on your land.
w. J. Gillespie and Mrs. Mary
Mackey, of Konantz, were in the
County seat over night, last Fri
day.
Sheriff Mcfarland was in the
western part Of the County the
last of the week on official bust
ness.
j. A. Stinson came up to Spring.
field, Saturday, to attend a meet
ing of the Directors of the Tele-
phone Co.
Jesse F. Harrison returned
from Boston, Wednesday evening
and will resume work on the
court house.
Presco Bryan, of Konantz
neighborhood, stopped over night
in Springfield, Tuesday, on his
way to Rocky Ford.
j. A. Huston delivered a load
of Maize from his ranch, east of
Was, to county clerk, Konlel,
the first of the week.
w. H. Konkel, DR.. Milligan
and j. T. Harrison dipped over
200 head of cattle at the Konkel
dipping vat, last week.
The Lepel thrashing machine
we are informed thrashed this
week for Mr.. Barrett, of Villas,
and Woolley Bros. at Stonington.
Myron Maclley, who has been
spending couple of months Wis
iting old friends and relatives at
Tonkawa, Oklahoma. returned
Wednesday evening and has
taken his old place with Mr.. C.
G. Patterson.
The Springfield herald., 1907-12-13
Carrizo Items.
R. G. Cotton is at Kenton a

R. G. Cotton is at Kenton at
present.
w. 3. Cole has his crop about
all gathered and threshed.
J. A. Tanner butchered three
hogs the first of the week.
Jim Higgins has come to the
canyons to spend the winter.
A small snow storm in this
part of the country, Sunday
night.
Mr.. Harker and son, Gordon,
have moved into q. Emerson's s
house.
The j. J. wagon passed up the
canyon a few days ago on its
way to LaJunta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Tanner
and Mrs. Tanners brother, VIM.
Barry and wife, visited j. A.
Tanners, the first of the week.
Miss Jennie Knox came down
the first of the week with c. S.
Bray. She went down to Henry
Labriere's where she will work
for a while.
The Springfield herald., 1907-12-13
Bro. Mclean preached to a
full house, Sunday evening. A
large part of the congregation
were new comers.
Blaine Items.

Hezzie Barrett was at A. c..
Curtis Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Knox has gone to
the Labriere ranch to stay a few
days.
Mrs. John Myers and Mrs.
Brackney shopped in Villas, We'd
nesday.
There will be Christmas tree
and speaking at the school house,
Dec. %.
Some of the school boys were
out soliciting money for the
Christmas tree.
Miss Minnie Diehm expects to
return to her home In Kansas, in
the near future.
DR.. Milligan was called to VIM.
Curtis's to attend August Blan-
chats baby, Sunday.
Blaine has a Literary Society
organized, which meets every
two weeks, on Saturday.
Mrs. August Blanchat's baby
has been quite sick for several
days at VIM. Curtis's, where they
have been stayinp.
Mrs. N. B. Curtis's sister and
brother-in-law, who have been
visiting here for some time, re-
turned home, Tuesday.
The meeting at the school
house on last Friday night
was well attended considering
the distance for people to go.
Miss Maggie Davis and Han
nah Herbert were calling on the
people of this community, this
week, to raise money for the
Xmas tree.
stewart N Lamport are send
ing out some 1908 calendars,
which are a very handsome and
appropriate advertisement TO,
the Abstract business.
Miss. Flora Elder of Denver
was passenger in on the Lamar
stage, Thursday evening. Miss
Elder will go from here to the
Boston neighborhood to visit
friends and relatives.
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I
Lamar Telephone Co. held a
meeting at the office of the Sec
rotary, last Saturday evening.
Jennie Knox came in Monday
evening and left on the Carrizo
stage the following morning to
visit her sister, Mrs. C. S. Bray.
Mr.. Streeter and two other gen.
tlemen from near Point Rocks,
Kansas, stayed over night in
Springfield, Wednesday,.
Harve Kett who is laid up
with a sore hand, as result of
carbuncle, is spending the
week in town with home folks.
L. L. Knox was in the western
part of the County, Friday and
Saturday, looking after some
business in connection with his
, Office.
Ed Eddleman, the pioneer COW
man of Kenton, was up to the
Christy ranch the first of the
week helping brand the Wikoff
cattle.
Wallis Davis of Kansas City
came in on the stage, Monday
evening, and went from here to
the Martin Ford ranch to visit
Mr.. Ford.
Charley Tufford was up Thurs
day from the Stinson ranch tax
ing in the town and he will leave
Friday morning, for Garret,
Oklahoma.
j. G. Marriott of Stonington
came up from the southeast,
Wednesday, bringing a couple OF
new comers who filed on home
steads in his neighborhood.
DR.. Emerson is this week OH
the disabled list. He had the
misfortune to stumble and fall
over a gate and sustained some
severe bruises from the accident.
Thursday gave US a touch of
winter weather and snow fell
nearly all day. The weather,
however, was not very cold and
the snow melted almost as rapid
ly as it fell.
Are you going to clear up your
tax title lands now or do you in
tend to wait until you have to
pay double the present price of
outstanding equities.
Baca County Abstract Co.
S. M. Konkel, Dave Konkel,
the Poyner boys and r. R. Will
ers, recently delivered broom
corn at Syracuse, Kansas, for
which they received from $42. SO
to $50 per ton.
Mr.. Taylor, the Stonington
Merchant, and Miss. Birdie
Thompson who is teaching the
Stalnaker school, were visitors to
the county seat, Saturday and
Saturday night.
Vern Dent, who has been en-
joying a visit from his father for
the last ten days accompanied
him home to Harper County,
Kansas, where he will visit un-
til after Christmas.
L. L. Knox and Fred Smart
left Wednesday morning, for
Clayton, N. NJ. where they are
to appear as witnesses in crimi-
nal prosecution in the District
Court Of Union Co.. New Mexico.
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Boston Items.

To late for last week.
VIII. Konkel dipped cattle last
week.
Felix Ward called at e. Lepel's
Sunday.
Roscoe Konkel is slowly i'm
proving.
DR.. Chas. Milligan was called,
Friday, to see Lester Denney.
Mr.. G. R. Poyner finished
gathering his grain last week.
Mr. Couch and family visited at
Mr.. David Konkel's, Sunday.
Several from Stonington at
tended our Sunday school, Sun
day.
Bryan Bros. are in this neigh
borhood baling broom corn this
week.
Mr.. F. L. Hall organized a
normal training class of nineteen
here Sunday.
Clarence and Wilford Konkel
helped T. R. Villers bale broom
corn, Thursday.
S. w. Konkel arrived from
Englevale, Kansas, Friday, and
three of the children have enter
ed our school.
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ATTENTION.!
Tax Title Land Owners.

We are agents, for all of the
Municipal Debenture Company
equities in Baca Co. Lands. EX-
anime your titles and if the
above Company holds any deed
or Tax Sale Certificates on any OF
your land it is to your interest to
buy same at once. We can get
them for you at bottom prices.
Baca County Abstract Co.
The Springfield herald., 1907-12-13
Church News.

On Friday night we held ser.
vices at Blaine and were happily
surprised to see the number OF
Young people that were present.
They anticipate having a Xmas
tree as are also the Konantz peo-
pie.
There seems to be no lack OF
interest at any point of the
Springfield circuit and undoubt-
edly the present movement will
go down to the advanced era of
Church History in Baca county.
May God add His Blessing.
PREACHING DATES
Stalnaker's, Friday, Dec. 13,
at 7:30 p. m. Blaine, Sunday,
Dec. Is, IL a. m. sharp. Smart S
Sunday, Dec. Is, 3 p. m. Spring
field, Sunday, Dec. Is. 1880 p. m.
Konantz, Friday, Dec. 20, at
7:30 p. m. Stonington, Satur-
day, Dec. 81, at 7:3O p. m. and
Dec. %, II a. m. Boston, Dec.
%, at 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. n.
Xmas tree and entertainment
will be held at Blaine on the
evening of Dec. 23rd; Springfield
Dec. "a, and Konantz, Dec. 25.
D.A Mclean, Pastor.
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Nothing Like Them

Ask to see our fine selection of
Parker Lucky Curve Fountain
Pens when in town. They are
the very thing to give a friend.
All prices, Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
% HOLD UP BONDS

send out the district engineer. who.
after examining the vark careful
~. will make fenoft. and Il will
Dc returned 60 the meYor. On thiA
report viii depend the prumntnaas
With which she contractors viii get
their bonds
Ia the case ef the asphalt com.
pAny. the mayor early last fall
pointed cat "a the company hoW Il
might nroeszed With the LAYING 0f
the brick GA the upper part u the
street 80 that for several hlocka
one aide Of the street could he put
into use quickly This Was not
done. aud in fact SOME Of this work
a. Just now helnk brought up
The mayer was not pleased with
this. and 80 for aix Wtsska he had
a large huadla OF the comnany'a
bends IN his custody vaitlng 20 see
what they were going ia co
Many thousands 0f street Inn
provemcut bonds were arnt tn the
mayor today from the enmptruiler's
office Tor signature. and All have
becn reteFred as Indicated above
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
IORANACCUSES
FAMILY
aE7IaEn SEATTLE SHIP BUILD
n HARMED THAT WIFE
sx1 cHL DHgN CAUGHT FISH
evr or SEASON AND PROSE.
turED rHEM.

faAfrx Moran. rwkired Seattle
aek4ihst nnd bnlldrr of tire battle.
~ xsofaska. row living on OrraH
hzsa has proved TO his friends
ass y ha lAwabiding citizen AMI
- - fssirs 70 b. called King IL
uzma niaHd~
H. Norans novel way Of prov.
rs ~ yeod intentions was related
"a brad hodny last Deeembef.
y frfsza sayH. Mrs. Moran and
~ to hcgs went fishing for trout
~ istsGaei bone With = EoosIiY
~ a'rh Mr. Moran. upon see.
- - fszIfk o. their labors. grave
y irfornsd ihssn that they had
ae's@ essrary 10 the law. ns the
W. e&sn cinses In November
~ ''ses.1sa them 10 inform upon
ts1'ssH<4 hsfore the local Jus
u. ~ ut ssfnssd 10 do thla
Ihea NJ naran Il Is said. swcre
szfsz1f hsfore the justice
1n'sh snd had bis wife and boys
s'srs1' lnfo eouri. where he acted
- <asrssr. ne Justice imposed
- q - each on the three game
sn.sieF1 bat Mr. Moran insisted
msi ne fins should be saB each,
az n's va imposed. The SIS. Of
1M vas paid osf q Mr.. Moran's
en- ppakeE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
I'M POR TAN 7
RULING

A decision ~ Judge Griffin. IN
Department today. IL finally aus.
tsined BY the aunfVsne court all be
costly 90 pabitc service corpora.
tons taxing land b. eondemnatian
proceedings. Ills honor. in a ease
now ON trial before him Ia which
the Union Pacific took some South
Seattle property BY condemnation.
ruled that the damages should be
assessed at the value Of the land
Al the time Of the trial. and not Al
tho time OF the filing Of the pesl.
ton This decision In a rising mar.
ket Ike that OF the Seattle reeltf
market at the pfeaent time win
cost the corporations considerable
money and will. Il l. believed. dis.
courage long delays with a view II
forcing land owners Ia accept OF
fera made by the corporations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

y,,e Meav has adep'ed : a's y,
- rlatl,s 10 the issuance o'
-, lawpsemcns boats 10 e''o
$50 aolns work for The CIV
W.. w l. believes Win have 'he -
tAka I. ..,sslnu thc very best re-
~ ~. 4 nesslhls cut o. tho contract
- -. vwsens time sis.oeo worth
49, honda, issued 10 The issf'
ssnAam company. are IN me
n ia executive because she
49, .ss has no, shown enough
s@~sssss With Us contracts. Mest
n x these are for contract
= s,spany holds on Third av.
~ mayos has made up Ais nllnd
~ ns the bends u al dilatoFy
2 1870. - until some valid rea'
-. ~ pus torvard for hesnx Be.
~ ssa uot eomplcsing the WORK
wSsa he bonis ocme 20 TIE
- AZ his siEnataTe In the "a
=. .hts xill be referred To A..
' - rnxfneee Jcffrsy. Who VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
oEATH RECORD.

Deaths weru registered today ~
follows
Wlemann Henry WiemanB, u,
March ~. nj aiii East Madison.
Flanagan Mrs. Ida May Flana.
gan. Al. March n. az s0is Dear
born "
Kirkendall-- Mrs. Moliia Kirken'
dali. 80. March rs. az Providence
hospital.
wolf-HaEsi Il Wolf. .. March
10. at 7ii5 WoodlaWn.
Balm Mamie Balm. !. March IL,
NJ 2i09 North sixty.fifth ~.
barnes Mary w Barnes. g.
March 10, az s0if wallinEford.
smith-Aiexands y. Smith. 81
March Is. at its East sixty fourth
av.
Jensen Edward Jensen. -
March rs. NJ West Seattle.
McCauuiand Donald y. Mccaus
land. IS. March is. at Fort Stella
COON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
MAYOR VETOES GIFT OF
TERRY SITE

mp on James 81. the f.ewises. Ter.
rvs. furth and others Who had fine
homes ON the hill wanted fire pro.
tectlon. Il MAS Just after the fife.
and the ctr. having No land there.
Vas unable 20 huy and build. and
tho heirs donated thss small lot,
There h no writtea fecord of con.
dlstoaa attaching - the euufe1 aaee.
Later the city. fading The site too
email for the nelghhofho<d. bought
two lots and erected a nacA uaet
house aud provided VERY much sus
pariog protectlen. not Two blocks
distant from the Old site
The report has gone abroad that
thu city. when Il purchased the swa
lots. bought them from enc Of the
Terry heirs. The veto Vii 50 In
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
GOES To JAIL
QUICKLY

Committing a theft. arrested. ar.
raixned and sentenced IN 10 hours.
James Hall. who eHriy THE morn
ing rlfied the pockets OF VIM. Brad.
ley IN the snohomish fietei. this
afternoon IL serving time on his
two year sentence "a prison. lie ad'
miitad hln guilt when arrested. was
taken before Judge Morris, plead
guilty and sna sentenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

arsr lhorcuEh Investigation and
....sl,.slan With the legal depart
r,.s Il tAe risy, Mayor Moore has
s<.s<a 10 veto Tire ordinance ~
s,r.ux % shs Tern holrs the ri
.-r.,sr Nts DEBATED BY The heirs
-. frs snxinr slsr. AZ broadway
- Terrace q.
+ .aall les them fisht q out To
~ eprns 20 FAR as ! am con.
$500 : said tho mayor today. i
80 iaIak We are nndes any LEGAL
.sSrftee 10 surrender this land.
80 / A. nnt know u any moral
sSunsian tbs city IL undVr to re.
tars r.
me history a this matter, a.
, ,snenher h. Is that IN 1880 Jack
sssrry. wA0 had haiilg HIS fine home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
INCREASES ITS
CAPITAL

An Increase IN capital stock frnu
t1e0. ooe 10 fi.soo eee. and the aail-
zion 81 tho words s'of Seattle u il
nArae. we're tins results ~ a special
ns~~ginE 90 tho Trustee rofaranf last
Saturday, OF tha nsw ntoek issue
taoo 600 vas takes BY the present
alo--khuidrrn
Ths Increase IN capitalization vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
BALLARD MEN OPPOSE
ANNEXATION

excellent scheal system. = hiwt
school ana nine Hrafmfnar xfafea
and u = promised that next fail =
rev i4-roofn rdiftse To- puhste m
struetion VII Be sfertsf The ar
Euuzent Of tha auneksfioutsts tat n
the event q the ettEs consolidation
Nith Seattle Insurance. Rates uuaid
bs lower~d has heeu vzttasest & =
said - the lowering n rates bY
the insurance. companies.
Prominent business sneu IN Hal
lard. Il Is alleged. are numbered
among the anti aunsxatlssatsss. 80
arr also many q TIE nfllt men Nhe
employ tna majority % fhe uaskins.
men = that city.
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March ~. to wife Of Paul England,
daughter
curtinB--At asf3 u. Olive st.,
March 10. 10 wife Of " A curiiha.
a daughter
aten At FnlfYiew. March u. 10
wife Of Fred steu. daughter.
LinKeFfooi At z704 East Union,
March te. 10 wife Of T. L. Llngef.
foot. a daughter
Whitman AT 2t3i Day St. March
b. 20 wife Of joseph Whitman. a
daughter
shnlthaner- TO Spruce IT
March &. 10 wife OF August shal'
thnuer. a hon.
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BIRTH RECORD.

Births wcre registered today ~
follows.
amith--At s5T Main ~. March ..
20 Wife OF Archie L. Smith. a sou
Eueiand-At 3a2 Battery At,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

Moran AZ 1207 East owe ~,
March So. to wife OF y. J. Moran.
a dnughier.
Lawson AT Pacific hospital.
March 70. % wife Of G. r. Lawson,
daughter.
Morrls AT s3B Eleventh ~.
south. March n. 10 wife Of Bert
Morris, "A son.
Palmer AT Cgg3 Ninth ay. March
1s. 10 wife Of Leandcr Palmer, a
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

4 esfsrmiuef effort % e~frat an
,rsfsen 10 Seattle 10 hetnx fuafe
n nsry Business rnon 81 Ballard
4, sssee kas shs antf-annsxStion-
h nessment b~cene nat the result
4 sAs slsetion Saturday. ApTii q.
1 naK spnsiterrd extremely couot-
~
rno<s opposed - consolidation
no ~ hrxrr cftF have banded
Aensfsss tnxsther info m aesftr
pukinx hosly and have piannest .
krss II n,ssttngs FOR the purpost
Z zt&inx ths peepis % ballard 20
W. % nsintain that eity's cur
psrzse iatlrituaiity.
lsahut Il - pointed out. has an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
.S|DESTEPS THE
FACULTY

The Tyes Tyon society of the uni
yernity. which was pruhibiisd BY
the faculty from holding n dance
neat Friday. viii conduct tins affair
IN spite II the faculty ppruvai.
hut tbs aiumni wiii have charge ~
the affair. thereby relieving the
students pf responsibility and avoid
tng faculty Interference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
JUDGES CHANGE
COURTS

Judge Frazier and 1a1Ke YaAeY
81 Kftaap euanty. have NNappwd
places. Judge Fratsr n sitting in
kitaap. while Judge Yaksy Il hold
inE court IN Department ,. judge
Steiner. of Chetan. has returned to
his own district IBdRa GFiEgs. 81
North Yakima. IL holdiHg coart 10
Department 3
In the case Of Monroe r.. Abra
hanson, IN Department ;. the furJ
today returned 4 verdict Tor The
plaintiff for tz.sf0.st. me suit was
for the recovery Of overpa ymants
on a building contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

warren snifh a well known
s'sa'sf'on pscneor. waa buried at :
$3.50 this afternoon IN the Brcsn.
!. ). tsaetery. nndsr the auspices
- o. A r. Mr. Smith died
slaasniT On Sunday afternoon from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

Confusion and litigation are
liable 70 result Ia the newly found
cd order OF Owls. which has
branch here, over the effort II
Grand Executive u T. i4eavilt aud
Grand Secretary g u Woods. "a re-
move tho headquarters Of the lodge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
WOULD REPAIR
GERRY BOAT

A hearing Will b. given BY the
epuntY commissioner "Wednesday
aftwrNnna so tbs Seattle aud kirk
land Chamber u Commerce on the
aasatloa az FwRairiag the ferry boat
King County and continuing thu
EaFfY u klkklana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

apopla4y. lie vas g years cid AID
leaves a widow and a brother.
J. W. seeft.
J. ". Scott. 81 tha Washington
Shire misunderstanding company. died
suddenly AZ hss residence. ts4s
seventh av. last Night he w1a IS
years old
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Grange Of Venue.

A. Carlson. arrested March 10 for
violating the Sunday closing orb.
rance. this morning APPEARED Be
fore Judge Gordon and succeeded
in obtaining a change Of rsaao 20
Infrn lianree.a eaarf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
MAN KILLED
BY OWL FLYER

EVERETT. March fs--H Ahdef.
son. a track walker ON the Great
Northern railroad. Was killed last
night near Edmondn. being struck
by the Vancouver FLYER. Ills body
war bronNhl 30 lhla city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18
sAw-en Eyeglasses

Iae srratest help for defective
~snt Come IN and zee them.
sn headqaarterH for them
ss-ssaaff Optical Company. Eye
..-1lzlis's. 1901 Second av 80
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DON'T WANT LODGE TO
MOVE HERE

from wallis Waiia o. Seattle The
.WalIa Walla lodge charges i.envl't
sand Wood with miamanaeins tho
orsier. and will sue for an iulune.
.tlnt 10 prevent the removal of
the lodges furniture from Whlia
Walia
effected on advice ~ the board ~
tfssetasu to enable the company Ia
Extend is operations ~ improved
huAinsua property Ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

Cameras. photographs. sewing
machines. guns. lasn mowers. sur.
sicai Instruments. etc. repaired
correctly II sp.nainKa Cyciery
|f1fu second ~. sss
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Safe Deposit Vaults

Absolutely fire and Burglar proof
bosses $500 per year. Vim. o.
Perkins q Co. Bankers. al Cherry
81. ALASKA Building. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-18

Is now Under the famoua Maxwell
Cafe management. An excellent
dinner viii be served daily for &c
from n 20 p N.
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MAKE OUR SEATTLE
A pOaE CITY.

London. iii Second Ayenas.
sells good strong. thrifty rose
bushes ~ iBe