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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15

Frank x Murphy Action brought
Plaintiff, in the Second Ju-
dicial District
w. Court of the
Ed. M. Emmons, State of Nevada,
Hannah Eliza in and for the
beth Nolan, for County of Hum
merly Hannah boldt, and the
Elizabeth EN- complaint filed
mons, Thomas in the Office of
Nolan, hus- the Clerk of SAID
band of Hannah Second Judicial
Elizabeth Nolan, District Court on
and Louis p. the 10th day of
Boardman, January, A.. ID.
Defendants. 1907.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting
to Ed. M. Emmons, Hannah Elijah tn
Nolan, formerly Hannah Elizabeth
Emmons, Thomas Nolan, husband of
Hannah Elizabeth Nolan, and Louis
P. Boardman, the above named de-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, Frank X.
Murphy, in the Second Judicial Dis
trict Court sof the State of Nevada,
in and for the County of Humboldt,
and to answer the complaint filed
therein with the Clerk of said Court
within ten days exclusive Of the day
Of service) after the service on you
Of this snmmons, if served within this
county; or, if served out of this
County but in this Judicial District,
within twenty days; otherwise, within
forty days; or judgment by default
will be taken against you, according to
the prayer Of said complaint.
Said action is brought to recover
judgment against you, the defendant,
Ed. NJ. Emmons, On a certain promis-
sorry note tor the sum Of two hundred
and fifty dollars, with interest there
on at eight per cent. per annum from
August 18th, 1908, and for counsel
fees and costs Of suit. Said note was
made by you said Emmons in favor of
said plaintiff on the 18th day u
August, 1903, and is now owned and
held by said Plaintiff.
Said action is also brought 10 fore
close a certain mortgage made and
executed by said defendant, Ed. NJ.
Emmons, on the said 18th day OF
August, 1908, to secure the payment
of said note with interest, and counsel
fees at the rate of ten per cent. on
the amount which may be found due
as provided in said mortgage, and
which said mortgage was given upon
and covered the folio wing described
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FOR RENT

Furnished room and board, or board
alone, with private family.
MRS. KRAMER, Railroad street.
Jl5 If
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AT
UNIVERSITY GETS CUROSA.AuS
Saddle Bags That Crossed the Plains
and a Watch Given by Pioneer
. to his Wife

Elizabeth Weir, professor Of history
at the University of Nevada. who is
taking a prominent part in the move
ment for a history museum and IL
brary for the state, and who is secre-
tary of the Nevada Historical Society,
has been in the old town of Genoa,
Douglass county, where the first court
sat in what is now Nevada, but when
was then a part of the territory of
Utah. At Genoa the first building
erected in the state, a log house, built
for trading purposes by a company
known as the Norman state Trading
Company. 1t is among the plans of
the Historical Society to buy this old
building and restore 1T.
Miss Weir brought back with her
some valuable relics for the archives
of the historical building. Some o.
them are the handmade spikes taken
from the building in which the first
court was held, and with were man
ufactured at Genoa in 1850 at a cost
of 10 cents each, two curious old
leather handbags which crossed the
plains with Stephen Kinney who set
tied at Genoa in 1850, and the open
face, beautifully engraved gold watch,
a wedding gift to his wife from Ste
phen Kinsey.
The Nevada Historical society has
many books and pamphlets, procured
by Miss Weir at a cost of several
hundred dollars in Los Angeles recent
ly, among which is a complete file of
the Sacramento Union, a paper that
made history in the SOS and Cos on the
Pacific coast.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
RUNS FAST SPEEDING MACHINE
OVER EMBANKMENT TO
AVERT COLLISION

RENO, Aug. 13.-In order to avoid
crashing his large touring car into a
carriage in which a woman and little
girl were riding, George Edwards, a
local Chauffeur, drove his auto into a
fence and narrowly escaped plunging
over a high embankment into the
Truckee river.
AS it was, when the car stopped the
front wheels were over the embank-
ment, and a large plank was ala that
held the car from dropping into the
river. Edwar-s was quite painfully
bruised and cut in the smashup, but
escaped serious injury. The machine
was badly damaged and will have to
remain in the repair shop lor several
weeks.
Edwards was driving his machine
to Laughton Springs when he turne,
a sharp corner and saw in the narrow
road ahead of him a carriage contain
ing a woman and a little girl. He was
almost upon them and was unable to
stop, so turned his car into the fence.
The car crashed through the fence
and the front wheels went over the
embankment.
Edwards expected that the car
would plunge into the swift waters of
the river, but a large plank used IN
bracing the fence held the car from
going further. Other machines soon
arrived from Reno and the car was
pulled back into the road. The names
OF he woman and little girl who haa
such a narrow escape from injury. and
perhaps death, could not be learned.
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lands and premises, to-wit:
All those certain lots, pieces and
parcels of land situate, lying and
being, in the town of Lovelock, Hum
boldt County, Nevada, and known
and described as lots Numbers 5, Is,
and 16, in Block Number % Twenty
two) in the said Town of Lovelock.
Together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and appur
~tenances thereunto belonging n the
rents, issues and profits thereof.
And 1t is alleged in said complaint
that the Defendants, Hannah Eliza
beth Nolan, formerly HANNAH Eliza
beth Emmons, Thomas MOAN,
husband of Hannah Elizabeth
Nolan, and Louis p. Boardman
have or claim to have some interest
or claim upon said premises, or some
part thereof, all of which interests or
claims are subsequent to and subject
to the lien of Plaintiff IS mortgage.
The Plaintiff, therefore, prays, in said
complaint, for judgment: That the
usual decree may be made for the
ale of said premises by the sheriff OF
said County, according to law and
the practice of this Court; that the
proceeds of said sale may be applied
III payment of the amount due TO the
Plaintiff, and that Defendant, Ed M
Emmons, and all persons claiming I'm
der him subsequent to the execution
OF SAID mortgage upon SAID premises
either as purchasers, lncumbrancers,
or otherwise may be barred and fore
closed Of all rights, claim, or equity
of redemption In the said premises,
and every part thereof, and that the
said Plaintiff may have judgment and
execution against the said Defendant
for any deficiency which may remain
after applying all the proceeds OF
the sale of said premises, properly
applicable, to the satisfaction of said
judgment.
That the Plaintiff or any other par
ty to the suit may become a purchaser
at said sale; that the sheriff execute
a deed to the purchaser; that the said
purchaser be let into the posses sion OF
the premises on production of the
sheriff s deed therefor; and that the
plaintiff may nave such other or fur
Their relief in the premises as to til S
Court may seem meet and equitab e.
All of which will more fully appear
by reference to the said complaint
now on file in this action.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear and answer said
complaint, as above required, said
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand and Seal of
the Second Judicial District Court OF
the State o. Nevada, County Of Hum
boldt, this 10th day of January, A.
ID. 1907.
GEO. o. HILL,
Clerk Of said Court.
[SEALl
said summons is endorsed with
name of above entitled Court and
cause. and the names of IL. Warren
and l.. G. Wilson, Plaintiff attor
neys.
First publication, August l, 1907.
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New Reception


DAVE CORDANO, Proprietor
Fine Club Rooms and Restaurant At
tached.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A 3h. p. colds" gaso-
.lineengine. In good shape. On reason
able terms. Apply at this Office.
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DEPART FOR CALIFORNIA

Mrs. +. M. Fellows and son, rank,
departed last evening for San Fran
cisco, where they will reside until
next May, Frank intending to take up
the study of pharmacy in the Afili
ated colleges. During her absence
from Winnemucca Mrs. Fellows has
rented her home to S. L. Baker.
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[SEALl

said is endorsed with
name of above entitled Court and
cause. and the names of III. Warren
and l.. G. Wilson, Plaintiff S attor-
neys.
First publication, August l, 1907.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15

SUMMER CORSETS, in white net
tings, tapes, pinks and blues. Batises
in white, in fact all kinds, at F. G.
Robins & Co.. q.
July 3d.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
and Ladies White Canvas
July g..

Misses and Ladies White Canvas
Hats, all the rage in the East. Have
them in plain and black ribbon bands.
be considered a back number; II
you will never marry; If married
the old man will be chasing some nice
lady head him on-do il
quick-just get one Of those neww hats
at +. G. ROBINS & Co.
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LOST

LOST: On First street or between the
Winnemucca hotel and M. Hofman's
store a lady's gold watch with
monogram I'M. r.. H." and inslae OF
cover, From JAIL" Finder will re-
eeive reward by returning to the
Giroux hotel.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15

LOST-32nd degree Masonic watch
charm. Two eagles pictured on reverse
side of charm. A reward of $500
will be paid for its return to this Of
fec
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LOST-A brown horse, branded jill
1900 or l,400 weight, has white star
in forehead. Reward of $40 will be
paid for return to Frank Garties at Sill
v,r State saloon,
j INV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-21
WEBSTER DAVIS
LOCATES HERE

Webster Davis. known a..
our the unitod States AZ aTh" S,.a
tor during the Mckinney e. so yIs.
Of 1893, and az aaalstao, seps'fh
on the interior under the 49, y
kibieY. has decided toiess, N. nc
~ Seattle. Mr.. Davis haa 80. w ioI
from Detroit and. although scs,ra sa
one week ia this city, has 80
TAKEN In 40 member u The ~
law hrn composed Of Dndls.
Woolsn, Webster Davis, Jose,l ~
clasRoW and James - Dowd a.
webster Davis all BE- one :.
The future legal lights n ans,,, y
az his vast experience both ~ Nv,
ana political affairs ana alsa
fore the bar will place him !, ~
IN conspicuous position. Il ssa.-
strange that after 70 years ~.
classmates graduating Al me -, 49,
Time would eventually DO ,h,~-ss
together IN a business way ".
Webster and Judge Glasgow -
classmates az Ann Afbor N, ~
Vie being the class orator al srs@
uallon "s9
Ar Davis will be Remembered 4.
many people Of this country n, ~ ~
active interest he took in ihs ~
war AZ the end of the fsas -,
paign be resigned political eor~-s
tlona and went 70 souih Af,fes =.
the benefit Of his health. Iats, -
returned and Travelled througha-,
the country giving tie real fsess -
The boer campaign. and cnlls,ls.
not only moral but financial -
port
The office Of the new law firm
viii be 10 the Pioneer block
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LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses were lssues "a.
day a. follows.
Houser-Schenek - Thomas n
tIouser. Is. Seattle. TO ANA n
Schenk, Seattle.
Wilkinson Ewing Arthur n wn
kinson. 70. Seattle. 10 Mabel ,
Ewing. Seattle.
Willard Eatermsn-cafi Y WI
lard. "a. Tacoma. 20 Frances Estsr.
man. 10. Tscoma.
Holm.Olud John Holm. 50. M.
yerdale. TO Lovefa n. GIud. N
Brownsville.
Case Eickmeyer--MIlo A. ca~
e. Seattle. 10 Clara c. Elckmsysr
II. Seattle.
MasIarscn--Ole Mae, e. Bai
lard. 10 Marie Larsen, e. Ballard
Mcdonald CHATTER Iiarry n VA
Donald. Ir., 81. Seattle, 70 Nel,,s
y Chatter. rs. Seattle.
Hall. McMahon-Tbomas Hall "a
Monlton, Tex to May ncMshcn'
81. Chicago.
Ingraham. EaEleson Robert 1.
Ingraham. 20. Ephfato. wash. q
Agnes EaEleson. %. Maroa. m
Rlley-eolomAn Albert Riley. x.
Rsni0n. 70 Ellen o. soloman. 81
n ton.
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Deaths were registered today a.
follows.
stAmken-Raymond stamken, 1.
Feb. 2. az 2it1 Seventh av.
Beunon Erika Benson, 81, Pei.
-. At zsit Third az.
Kabley-Roy Kubley. 6. Feb II.
at Seattle General hospital.
Lee-H y. Lee. 50. Feb. .. u
s2iis Pike st
Sehroeder-Chris Schroeder. %.
FEB. i6. At Wayslde Emergency hos
pital-
Francis--Waiter Francis, * Ftb.
20. At Providence hospital.
olson-Hailie Olson. 10. Feb. !,
nj Ilovelock.
Hadden--Alexander p. Hsften.
81. Feb. 10. AZ Providence hospital.
Johnson-ClHyton W. johnson, II
months. Feb. 20. at fis5 Sunset
place.
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FARMS AND LANDS.

a. { JOHNSTON = "a
Maia al Ind A sss
tNVEETMESrs
REsipENcE PROPERTY.
~ acre. sod 'ass ns b..s.as rsun
rss. seas roosn noass ara hare. snA
i've ehistsa heasss. eas nails ffem ee~t
an.iina
aefss Eessi tiaca ssii seai sFcea
ha,,sr tsFa. tea ekssen hplassi vel
hscst FaaniaH ssrsam e ~atsf zoe hall
eiis ffosp i.a@s iaadins - sasai
% acres a. M / isssl iaHa rats 10 sl.s
~sii ssafssa e. fruii sslsshs saa psulsffi
- se.., s.',. 80 ssa 'aiHs'ss sas ffe~
~ sstes Ne tsat ihses ausftsrs ~ .
aiis fsam seat isndtus
sores god sarasa sall. ~Ith ~ fess ~
~asss ffsas. ftas t-aghs ~ Msais.g
So AN kcRE
n acres f8hsss kisd q 81. ~Ifh ma
sls- e spaaa ous-Asif eAsh.
- sess. go iasai l1ae s.~s. sssr terms
oes nlls tsasu tea, laa2ias.
asa
-sssT, - s%asias rruis sfs~. se.-a a.
fs.ira h1ase tara ana tws sAsskan haas~s
uns niis f1eu ta@t
uAf~aRtndK fnt.Aan.
srhs ahslxs tast a. 90 natahfats~ tsisst
! eisiaHe= q saiiss ifae Hsattte. wtsfs
- AHvs = sesa bat sesvtss faeF teais
y ICES ssas ~ ssass s,ms ~ 49, taassss
90 eatttna . fern fsesn ftes o. gasi~
iiaFes~s uhsss fhs fsfussfs e.a put -
sasif ~ q Fs,sssss sssa sssststs ssa
n riiss So So sAeai ssiiss viss It's
ne iEfssst s4sfull in ~ Nestt Kie1
hrss shiffssa aas sseF4i sftsf naasas
iestafiss ra.Hts -esrs ~ Atsss = 80
stsnsss 80 fsami tt1 4 q = esY
tr.etisat faffssv wfif taks faefa Z a. VI
arFss - As aNa sht pat = n ssfaw
afsi 49, fsaas - ge 80 ksna at tsss
lrur~r ere = shsrs. sat III saAka a resa
ftrtshfs Hfiha - hinsrtf 49, fsuliiY art
~ 80 HsH#f hsstfas rs&stts teaieI y 90
-, o. ss., 80 $500 e X. ss SO. 49,.
sanmea ffeaa . 20 y rvHts F@f 8assa, A
suan So tsse ineasAis4 sAfe3sh4 t@AH
IA Hsai ttaa y eafv - shssr. 49, t>sF
M. slssF Z al 80 fs-s tas east sssaei
% e. tsls - slsagfsa aNfA eias 80 frf
af4ensa a4sHF H9Hfrira 49, tae taiarfs -
The as saHalef afNsfnf 80 EsfHsfs q -
astts aa4 t. taF salarnas - tafN tea
rrany - hiss Ass ~ fsfnsss N ~ state
- WasAfa4faa faa aa kiests - seaaH
trss4s ana s-asiilfs fAislNa fa4 Kan'f bsAl
Nainhfstsa fsaanf On shr ssaas r. rsHss
lNis sstasisF eagaa tu an1 So A tshn.
$50 Is tNs fia~us MA - 81 his farm 81
Ntsssaa akafs - kaa d hsaa - rHWa
hsaf e shesp. ~ tsfina kahs tulssTs
49, ahsfs - RAISED fhs tafsrsf sNfea
ihat eaa sFss ifeeaF1 aud Htiffsd tr'n
he ssaskss asiEfinr arsfsed - r-s9nsls
sna saii e. 80 rtnst street asfAst
A e gnHNsruS q eso
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PHONE NouR WANT 40


To The star Main 1880, Ind
iisS The star VIII call and eol
leet the bin and viii send 70
iou the answers TO Yeaf al when
addressed care The star
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
ANNOUNCEMENTS (hslp
Wanted. Lont and Found, tor
Rent, Fer sale, eto.l One Cent
Merd.
SITUATION WANTED ADS
"a Werds Three Tunes Ger 70
Cents.
Seven words OF fractions q
words 60 the lire. cash In adj
vance. when charged O. ae-
eount actual number Of lines as
50 Will be counted Minimum
bin Tor an ''ad" rs cents. Hal
lard Want Al Agency. Y ~
Mullen, ssl ballard Az OPP
City Hail
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Sarah sumpter. wife Of W. sumr
ter. 100 Howard av- died At TIE
family residence last night at he
age OF 80 years. Funeral services
Will be held from the Bonney-Wat
sou chapel az . O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
sarah + Han. age 20, died a
the family home. s24 Fifteenth AZ.
~, last night. death being caused
b. Ia grippe. Mrs. Hall had been Z
resident ~ Seattle for many yesrx
The past rs years she had been
confined 10 her home from . sisoks
Of paralysis from which she never
entirely recovered. She 10 survived
by a son and husband. The -
mains are NJ the Bonney-Wstsoa
Mrs. Roxie Theresa slnpsoa.
wife OF w. II. Simpson, died q
the family home. ka4 Fifteenth az
N. yesterday afternoon. MIA
simpson was Al years Of age and =
survived by her husband and oas
child Funeral arrangements ars
Ia charge Of Bonney-Watson-
Holm y. +. Lyons, the infant "
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Lyons. q
Ak Point. died last eyenins !3
remains were taken to the unaes
taking parlors Of Dusterworsh ana
Sons.
The funeral services for Mrs u.
ma KiSo, who died last nlsh. =
cancer at the Waysldc hospisI
we're held from the chapel o. W
Inns Bros. this morning az y
O'Clock. Tnierment followed In AL
Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-21

WOODLAND PARK
f1lt EACH beautiful View lots rieared
AL fenced hlsfk e. Fremont ear
blocks e Green taks car. hi.7st q
UnEEN LAKE
80 sash. fHul FisN luff lots On n
street near Fremont avenue. described "a
fHllHWH iuiF - sHH s block ia KaHf&
mans addition % Green Lake Go "A
AMI idrh iheHs % and Cnmuara pf4att
sith adjuininH lots thaH vent last tnhE
NAuH0NA HEIGHTS
g if4ataat = block n Madfaha HaiHhtH
addition IN 'sth avenue between East
Pine and East dlise street What better
FtaW can one With
CENTRAL SEATTLE
81 90 =s1Hi'0. on zzHd avenue near Cell
iaHa { block % Fafs = cash
MhNNANbH LAKE WASHINGTON
ADDITION
500 each lots. each mai7o on usnnafs
street. y each
WHITMAN ADDITION
$50 each. ia iata n northwestern part ~
city. on improved street eith concrete
aalhsl block 20 Everett intrrufhant Wiil
he On the new extension Of Fremont. Hal
lard Hire. Hero b. the greatest Investment
Be- thn ueiEhhirhaHd. fia1 eafh gaah. bal
hnCa monthly
NOOMAw 4 Anderson.
SO ~ o. NV York Block
Ind 1896 Main faW
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Birth R.nnrd-

Births were registered today -
follows.
peferaon--At ilss Denny way.
Feb. 7. 10 wife Of Oscar Y. Peter.
son. . daughter.
Tennani--At 3z0s Thirteenth AZ.
s.. Feb. II. 10 wife Of NJ. n. Tsa
nant. a daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-21
HOUSES AND LOTS.

" linton ~ Z faafHlH urdefnf complete
b farniehad fireplace. fisaffla hafufrn.
nlpsd fnf gas q teHHtiful iffiis home
Terms hn teal estate dfaiafs need apply
Owner Fast Hsi
H0ifli lNNk
ria lota ara four room frame fHusa fufi
vest % Csih aiia College fire aaf4sH coil.
u ~. part cash. hhianee ~ auit buyer
a y kAhrE NJ.
go fiaiiHy lfuiains ct
rHfl J KIM 20. tHe
a. 100 heH fHssfifFH 1sfnoHl EsHss. roma
large ana light liant fixtures sieeafi
lnfHa hail aNa af.eu stairway tafFa panty
aud clothes MONS nnnffafh fgunda IVn
rae block e. eafH fFiH n Not CA eefnef
We have aHuihaf hpusr fiEHt beside ihia
snr With 4 fslanis an1 NEiM r iof end
ssins pfifs Thass two houses are splsndid
saiur ard antas terms can ~ bad
81 g. HAHiHNEH. Mnf
fs1 Fremont Ave
homes pfftfs. North ca Rec North "a
l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-21

RUSSELL, GREGORY
& GREENE
iiass several fine hamss for sale Al ths
lose ffifas sfnaiHtsHt stfh a faria fis
ina maftst Alec have = Humhsf - $50
eata e - sl-n, a ,sly 80 a isR snes
40 Marion "a
srnefAlA
ixas Vice Tote. nsaf Rainier boulevard.
sissfedi esst terms,
~ Fins Queen Aans io,s. % seeesa
u.es Sc. esssa Anne ~. ssie. nas
d business corner. On Queen Ahss.
staiso.
n1a~lsF sholss loss. near The uni
sstsily,
titao ylss ss.fea, 10. wiih sissAni viss
u i@As N~shihsfan.
asa rpf bots. wi,h nice sisw d iAAs
NeshinGinn.
% so-ehoIrs Isogs tract. near osoras-
town. cisafsa
nHEDEa cox a 60.
ieis.4i Aisssa nuiiafns
HTTSFIi- dET11TT 4 dTFFEE.
nssi k@iats aaa insuf4sfs.
ht hsfsQa ~.
HOUSES AND LOTS.
COTTAGE on 4tfRrN xNRf
osssa tnss itiA. sss.ss sfaas saia. sea
sss~ Th's ,ss sssss' s,oa
Haem - eelHsAn ulds IL
yNHpkAND hii.a-EH.
t-aams Kass aa
Hnsps IN Asfssas sha isois
r1ss. 80 sssa oair - essh. % usas.,a
!" sslzos MACPHERSON . co.
! fII@ So a. ItIAaII1 nv ~ eIsaFsd
- - s4i r' 10 ~, ssst ,sr raa 49,
4uNhEM hltfNN co.
sc fseplaa ttank nldE -
WxTf10a : fATK.
Real nsisis sas irssssaasnis
az batter hias
q faaihis eofns1 fnb Ave essfh sna
caiisss Tsrms i.sia % siisy. fins
. - To nes lsas sosia. ifh A.
nssssh rtn3 rlsN
Sc sssh 20 See nne iots a. waits.
80 rins sisr - rafh Ave svath.
nssf Hanfoft 81 ea1ss
q 80 scsitsssi eosnsr - len 49,
sss,s 80 s, -. 80 - ss s,s T.,ss
F1l4 u fhs fhsaYeat rtsas 10 pflesftf r
sssils= f.osT funaf7r Tfg JAcksoA
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VACANT Tore.

WELLER WAY
81 fsi0= A iat H1EiU cite hlnih north - } sHs
lsf WAY faF line opposite Lee ~
Para 1900 oash balance ala months
al psi cent 81
RAINIER BOULEVARD DlaTHicT
d tss lot tvaitg ttfa cash.
RAINIER BOULEVARD
O. tpQ Garnet i9i 4l1ita afif hiffh ffnm the
boulevard. at Atlantic Niffsti 200
cash bslaBss I. Z. 2 ana years g
per cent 81
HIfL TRACT.
y 10 lot l0siis Weller. hsaf pthi al
each but lf1g a.
ofLMks Park
9. coo lot t1sie. aH t.safY Ave- nsaf
pafh Place AL eakhi 81
DENNY FuHHaAs ADDITION
q. tae=slH tasiiKksi lat t0aipe airui anes
half cash balance J, and Ysels
81 per cent 81
CALHOUN. DENNY a EWfho, i've.
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aHEAr LAND aAtT f.Arss tract, Ieet
epsnsi in d ena ia acre uafis. bis
TWkEN ntAf-fisE AID TACOMA neaf
tntsfufhan. fifh eaHfsH land, nearly ell
tstsA fannirg Watsf. men huu clearing
streets aHa huiidina houses BETTER - aat
aas asa ios.h fhea ever C,,r,s le etfiee
md - plat. Prices tNe e. telg yea tfset
tssHf tsfms
RonEnf MALfuN,
$3.50 "a Alaska h1iidins Is y
q ess n arfss nesfif 81 i.ettaul lana 3
Aafsa cleared The balance 4 pasture sod
afs hsfd Ia fuil tsafius ~ aipff haass
Furnishes. barn aHd ehAkeh hauss head
- cattle. horse "a ekifksus. huaaY. uAs
$50 faftnlhs toak sH1 implements THIS
fsasa IL uiihin % uiliss u seattle,
O. - o. asfss between seattle Aad Ta
fHfna about W asFNe CLEARED. hnAss. barr
snt uuthnascs sad orchard D tafsss
ssttis. toeis and ltaHssAsAis.
q - = acres nhs fruit land. eus mile
ffain Kent
Hi.ETrENunEN a AnNEtt..
tEH itsaian itluth
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TWO SNAPS

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lao-a resin hauHr. iei Egstie 70 az aiisy
fine view over iHhra ana uuunf asna Owner
ifAFtHF i0NH Ana IL forced - sacrifice
Heaf aHap Ia the district. tsfasen the
University and broadway ana Pike car
lines.
uGG
VffY fire Hedsfn f.fo0m hause 80 t1f
iaa This is fHaFs than iitd under the mac.
ksi price Q 80 rash iasestiun m IFnad|
say near Roanoke ~ Owner mnst sell
a. uflrs.
uEK#oe a CARLSON.
80 Marion Block
Ehuns Main fili.
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