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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12
Bought a New Automobile.

j. 5. McGraw, representing the
Maxwell automobile, has been
preaching to DR.. Pennington and
endeavoriug to have him pur-
chase one of the best autos manu-
featured - the Maxwell - and
finally succeeded in getting him
to consent to go to Omaha and
inspect the "masheen." Last
Sunday was the day set to go
and they went-Agent McGraw,
DR.. Pennington, Lester Corlett
and James Pennington.
Arriving in Omaha Monday
morning they visited the garage
where only one Maxwell was left,
but car load expected in a few
days. However, the one was
duly warmed up and after tour
ing Omaha for the space of an
hour DR.. Pennington informed
the general in command that he
had sold a machine and posses
sion was given at once.
At 3 o'clock Monday afternoon
the party left Omaha for home
in the "bilious" and at supper time
they had reached Duncan, a
distance Of 101 miles. Here they
put up for the night, starting
again at $3.50 a. M, Tuesday,
reaching Broken Bow at $3.50 that
evening having covered the
distance of $50 miles that day.
Not hitch nor kick was made
by the auto during the trip and
only six gallons of gasoline con-
sumed. The doctor is more than
we'll pleased with his purchase
and, having experimental with
several autos, is fully satisfied
that for size and price the
Maxwell has no equal.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12
wyoming" Monday Night.

Don't fail to see the Wolford
Stock company at the Temple
theatre Monday night where
they present the newest and best
of comedy-dramas of Western
life, entitled Wyoming"
wyoming" is said to be equal
in every respect to the great
Western play Arizona" which
had such a phenomenal New
York and Chicago run.
Wyoming" is play full of
western social life, manners,
customs and characteristics.
Plenty of thrilling climaxes,
western humor, and human
sympathy. A comedy with a
plot-a drama with laugh for
every sigh-sometimes two. Seats
now or sale. Ladies free on
Monday night when accompanied
by one paid ticket purchased
before 7 p. M, Monday.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12
Obituary.

Sunnon-At the home of VIM.
VanSant Ansley, Sept. 3rd, 1907.
Della Viola Summon aged IS
months the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Summon. The
little one suffered from compli-
cation of dieases for six week.
Funeral services held at the
Christian church in Ansley at
l p. M, Sept, 4th conducted
by II. Bells of Berwyn, assisted
by Elder H. M. Hayer. The
remains was followed by "a large
circle of sympathizing friends
and neighbors to the cemetry to
await the resurrection morning.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

The rest of the country will
watch the experiment of Georgia
with its public utilities commits
sion. 1t is the most radical ever
enacted. The commission will
have the power to regulate the
rates on railroads, street railways
and all transportation companies,
including express, telegraph and
telephone companies, all light
and power companies, docks and
wharves, terminals and stations.
It's acts are to have the same
force as Legislative measures.
The commission is also given
authority of courts in that it may
impose fines for violation of its
own rulings. 1t is even claimed
the federal courts cannot suspend
the orders of the commission by
injunction, The law is wider in
scope than the New York bill.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12
ROYAL SUPPORT SHOWN.
List of Donations Made by the
Business Men of Broken Bow
to the Custer County Fair.

The management OF the Custer
County Fair take pleasure in announ-
cling to the public the loyal support
which the business men of Broken Bow
have given to the Custer County Fair
this year. Broken Bow has always
stood by the Fair in excellent shape and
and this year the business men have
come forward with more than $1,000,
thus enabling the management to make
needed improvements on the Fair
Ground and offer better purses, prem
iums and amusements than ever before
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12
Prices for Fair Week.

The Fair managers inform us
all the liverymen of the city,
excepting Finlen, have agreed
with the management of the fair
to charge for team to hay "a
hours in barn 81 and for same
time with grain Sl.40. Finlen
charges the same for hay as the
rest.
Also that the hotels agree tina t
the price to patrons will be the
regular rates during the fair.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

When the lamentations last
spring over the tardy weather
were loudest the REPUBLICAN en-
deavored to bring cheer and COM
fort to the farmers with the
statement that nature always
provided full season for the
growth and development of crops.
Nature has certainly made good
this year. The crop was slow in
starting, but the growth was so
remarkably rapid that it's matur-
ity will be but little later, if any,
than in average years. The mat
who has pinned his faith in the
soil has had his reward.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

The tendency of human nature
to shift the responsibility onto
someone else is shown to a
marked degree in the howl of the
Wall street crowd-now reaping
the whirlwind for the wind they
have sown. Instead of assum-
ing the responsibility for the
disasters following their own
misdeeds they continue to blame
it on the Roosevelt admins
tratiou,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

1t is reported that the primary
cost two dollars per vote in Knox
county. Huh! that's easy when
compared to the price u. S.
Senator VIM. H. Clark, of Mont,
paid for 'em. Tew tousan' per
wus de leest he tawt NV.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO TAKE DE.
DnCTTTnN

NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO TAKE DE-
POSITION.
In District Court, Custer County, Nebraska
Kingman & Co., Plaintiff,
VS.. SSS,
Mrs. a. L. Carson and others, Def.
The defendants, Mrs. A. l.. Carson, widow,
first name unknown, Mrs Walter Carson,
widow, first name unknown, the minor child
rem of Mrs. Walter Carson whose names are
unknown, Miss Myra Carson single, the un-
known heirs of A. l.. Carson, deceased, and
the unknown heirs of Walter Carson, deceas-
ed
You, and each of you, will take notice, that
on the LIST day of October, 1907, between the
hours of 10 a. m. and p. m, at the office of
Charles =. Watson, a notary public in the
court house in the city of Peoria, state of
Illinois, the plaintiff above named, will take
the testimony of l.. s. Kingman and G. II.
Schimpff, witnesses in the action, to be used
in evidence on the trial of the above entitled
cause, with authority 10 adjourn from day ia
day until such dispositions shall have been
taken. KINGMAN & co. Plaintiff
BY WILLIS CALDWELL, their attorney
Dated September l1th 1907.
Attest: GEO. b. MAIR, Clerk Dist Court
lsEALl first pub Sept. l2-3t
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

Wall street continues to regard
itself with extreme serious
ness in respect to it's influence
on the commercial life of the
nation. While it's flurries and
excitements undoubtedly influence
new enterprises to large degree,
the time has long since passed
when its COLES make all the rest
of the country double up in pain.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

Everyone can't be philanthro-
pist, but all are to a certain
degree. Everything that helps
the individual should be bene-
fetal to the public in a general
way. 1t is difficult for a man to
work his ownself interest with
out incidentally aiding the
public.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12
tust'r spaaty Republican
oNR DOLLAR PER WAR.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Where matter is so pr wood base eiectrotypes
a fiat price of l2h cents per Inch, single column,
for each Insertion, two or more Insertions
Special position, single insertion, Is cents per
inch. Metal base clcctros, two or more times,
10 cents per inch. Payments to be made LIST OF
each month.
Local advertising cents per liue each inser-
tion.
Cards on first page 90 cents per inch per
p month.
Notice of church fairs sociables and enter.
tainments where money Is charged, onetalf
rates.
Death notices free, half ;i''- for publishing
obituary notices.
Card of Thanks, so Co.'s.
Legal notices at rat provided by statutes OF
Nebraska.
Society notices aud ,;solutions, one-haI ,dtes
Wedding notices free, half price for nsi o
presents.
Entered at Broken Bow, Nebraska, for trans
mission in the United States mails at second
class rates.
ID. M .AMsBERRY, PUBLISHER
CHAS. X. BASsETT, EDITOR
Thursday. Sent. II. 1907.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

l, II. ID. PICKETT of the above named bank
do hereby swear that the above statement is
a correct and true copy of the report made
to the state banking board.
r. D. PICKETT.
Attest. w. A. GEOEGE, lnt,.o,.
JULES HAUMONT p'ie'
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day of September, 1907.
lSEAL l. A. RENEAU, Notary Public.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

Custer College, Broken Bow,
Nebraska. Fall term begins
Sept, 10. Write for catalogue.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

Speties between waits Ladies
ticket which before
night Prices McComas
drug and Groats furnitcre
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-09-12

Entered at Broken Bow, Nebraska, for trans
mission in the United States mails at second
class rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

the Northern Pacific have nov @
extensive traffic. and the 0rea
Northern steamship company. =
Grating the large freishteafFFia
vessels. makes Seattle iis nozs
port and the Oriental trade = =
creaslnE month by month. Alasz1
IL being rapidly developed and w.
ness centering at Seattle frusn ga
section 10 1908 amounted 70 IA
COO, o0o. and these figures VII =
exceeded By 80 per cent In lsee
The United States assay enc
established IN this city In 1883 y
csivos the bulk Of gold dust -
nuggets shipped from the noiis
country. aud to date that office -
received nearly si3s.ooo,eVe. "
receipts for 1906. TO November !
amounted 90 S2l.7ii.s76 The e.
ports and imports for the last IT,
year showed a grand total Of sllt
les. 666. a net gain over the presie.s
year Of $40 per cent on llnpos's
aud 2Sl2 per cent on exports
The native resources Of toe wsss
eru portion Of Washington ina :
market an over the world and the.s
products are handled iAfks1
through Seattle. while the wass
paid 10 an army Of $4,000 mea =
the sawmills on Puget SOUND =. -
arrreratiue over S40,ooOVeV =
annum. help 10 swell the volume :
the city's business. There pa :
late been considerable activity
the real estate market. and re-. -. =
tate transfers during the year go -.
bercd 22.3s6. and the consilsss's-
expressed therefor tISIlAseS
permits for new building. =. =
aued hy the city figure up se,s. =
kbt. and the money expenoes ~
new buildings during the pas
years has been $40, IN .eet ~,
sThe banking interests Of ne ~ s.
reflect the growth Of its trsae ss 81
reports OF the condition Of me -
tie banks for the past three 80. 80
reflects the increase ~ pe .sssss
and also tostlfies 70 then 49,
ana conservative management
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ling matter IA a country ticket Of
flee lie Ia great for detail

ling matter Ia a country ticket Of
flee. lie IL great for detail
Graft II one thing he ahhnfs
above everything else. II waA be
Who broke up the practice Of en-.
pi0ycs accepting Christmas pres
enta from shippers and manufactuf
ara, one Of the worst forms 81 graft
the road had % contend with.
II was onlg lately that be dlseoy.
cred that there was advertising
graft IN the publication 81 the
roads time tables McCrea or
defed no mofa advertising On time
tables.
Hs il not wealthy: bis name haa
never been connected even IN re.
mote way with any schemes Of
graft lie vas always too ble for
that lie has saved some money
and puf Il 10 railroad stock 81
which he has enough 20 keep him Ia
comfort the reht % his ne
Mccrpa lives IN comfortable
home II b2z9 Ellsworth ays East
End. Ne IL n1nst domestic 10 hts
habits one Of hls sons. James tr.
IL 3 railfuaaef. while The other Is
engaged Ia the manufacture Of ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
LESTER STILL
is new JUDGE

OLYMPIA. IAa. is.--l<sfsr g.
has beer Appointed sapefiDr sazxs
succeeding the late Judge Cee d
Hatch for the district inciueins H.
and. jefferson and claisam noaatses
This Hpgalafnsent was the result I
a conferences held AZ the sx.entzs
offices with Governor Nea1 4
which were present Lieut.. oofsfn0
Coon and TIE senators an6 rssrs-
ssniatiFsa from these three ee4z-
tiea Judge sitll - also Ia TIE 81
This snen whAt has been . t.tza
fight between leading attorneys 4
the counties named for the eeff.s4
appointment.
gudre suii has praciined lzx 4
cuupetiiie. Island counfy. fer 6
number II years. and rersrt -
term a. prosecuting attofn<v fw
that county Ills frienas eisim .hsi
Indre Hatch. shortly hefar< Is
death. made an earnest rtcnrzTnsz-
dation that stu should be apgzlss-
- hiE successor.
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PiTTaBuRG. Pa. Jan. s. ALONG
the line they call him Little
Father" little" because OF his
enormous aise. bat father because
he II really father 10 all the WORK
men
That IL Jas. Nccrea. who aue.
eeads the late Alex J Cahaatt aH
president Of the pennaylYania haii
road company
m the men have a real grievance
Mr. Mccrea gets 20 hear about II
The men know that be viii ilaien
10 them and adjust the difficulty.
N they are rlght A. frat vice
pre.idsnt Of the Pennsylvania lines
west be was the most accessible OF.
fetal Of the entire system.
A reporter was sent along about
midnight recently 20 interview Mr.
HeCraa on some comparatively uiYf
ial matter. II required some finF'
ing Of the doorbeii 10 bring a seFY.
ant 20 the door. who said
you cant see Mr. heCrea; he's
In bed"
~Juat walt: III be down." came a
voice from upstairs. and IN mo
mrnt Mr. Mecfea appeared Ia pa.
iamAe aud halhfobe
N you think u worth while 70
come away cot here In the snow
aud cold. | surely don't think Il too
much 20 get out u bed 10 see you.
vas his remark to the reporter.
Sir Mccrea Is IS years old aud
vas born "a Philadelphia lie start
Ell AZ a railroad rodman 70 years
aEo. and has aaeeessiYeiy held poai
tiona as assistant engineer. enEi.
nerr. division superintendent. -.
elstAnt general manager. general
manager. fourth vice president q
the lines west and first vice pfesi
dent ~ the lines west
Mr.. McCfea ls not a specialist he
many faiiruaa men are TfanapQFtas
lion, Law. real estate. finances. tfaf.
fle. engineering they All look alike
10 him. and be Il "a well posted On
one az he e. on tho other. One
mlnute he might be goiuE over a
piece Of grading with an engineer
offering valuable advice. and the
neKs atratgktaalnx cat some trlt
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TRIBE Of HUR
GIVES SPREAD

Tho seventh annual banquet and
social 81 Oriental coart no 9. Tribe
~ nen Huf Of The Maceabeez. was
held Last night ~ Maecatces hall
Covers we're laid for 100 A. J
Hadfeen naa toaNimasisf. The
principal taastf n the evening esFe
a. faliuwn. Our Courts Nofk
Darinx the Past Year b. chief
~ " MaKfiala. why We Observe
The Courts AnniNersarg. b. Mr.
aafhr1aYs HThs District Court.
b. Pest chief { r MAatieia. and
The Supreme Court. b. Z l.
asbafiF. supreme deputy.
Al the conclusion 81 The banquet
the floor waN cleared Cor dancing
TIC music being furnished b. The
courts orchestra. under the ieaaeF
ship % Mrs Hathev&y
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THREE HUNDRED WILL
DO BRYAN HONOR

Three hundred LEGAL democrats
WI meet The Hon. WIN. Jennings
bryan around the banquet hoard.
Friday evening. 81 Egnn's hail after
his ircfure IT the Coliseum.
John Y Terry. chairman u the
committee on arrangements. states
that the applications FOR tickets are
coming IN - fast that practically
every ticket II already spoken Tor.
The affair is 60 be In the nature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

Seattle IL given nearly a page In
Dun's Review. under date Of Janu
airy 8. copies Of which have just
been received in this city.
The article says I'm part:
The growth OF trade in Seattle
has been phenomenal and the year
1905. which has Just closed. has not
been any exception to the years
immediately preceding Every rec.
ord teatifies 20 this fact. the large
tonnage movement in and out Of
the city BY rail and TO coastvlse
and foreign ports last year show
ina constantly increasing figures
Seattle Is the commercial center Of
country that is not dependent
upon the development OF only one
resource FOR its wealth. It's lumber.
coal. grain. fisheries. live stock.
and growing commerce with Alaska
and the Orient combine 60 insure
for Seattle a great future.
The building up OF the country
r. crowding the capacity of the
manufacturer and the producer to
the utmost and Seattle Is rapidly
placing itself in the foreground OF
progressive cities. II Is IN posses.
sion Of hafhor perfectly protected
from storms and accessible to the
largest vessels afloat at al times
and at all stages OF the tides On
the east IL Lake Washington.
body Of fresh water ~ miles long.
and three miles wide. varying in
depth from so to 500 feet. and from
which a short canal 70 connect with
Puget sound is now in process OF
construction under tho government
supervision.
-Four trRnscontinenal railways
are now endeavoring TO secure suit.
able grounds FOR terminals here.
The Great Northern railroad and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

Of a peraanai compliment % -
Bryan. rather than q love feast I
the -unterfified.~
Mt Bryan IL 70 be the cnly sT1sk-
tr. except Ter = few inefeeaessFY
remarks % be made by Jadxs Al.
fred Rattle. Who viii presiss
AIR Ryan speaks al Wsastfsa
tomorrow, Seattle On friezz
Olympia on Saturday. and Il IL
coma Saturday afiernoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

The result wAa lots 81 old street
grade warrants have never been
paiG. Hofne years ago the city d.
firiair agreed not 20 make fight
" Judgment Nafe taken ~ default
The American Freehold Land q
MorsHsEa company % London
bought % these cid debts aKafnst
she city ard recently brought suit
to compel The city - make SIZE
eial lew annually g. pay tbs debt
which has nnN aggregated fisk eco
The supfefne court says that The
old Judgments are void. that the city
nsyer should have permitted de-
fault Judgments. that the warrant
issued 81 payment 81 the judgments
are also Vaia ard In effect taat the
dshs has teen wip.s out - limlta-
fiun.
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springs lie has one dasxhlsf |.
home
Although an athlete and srea, a
mlrcr o. outdoor gpora M ~
Crca has little in common viii Il.
society set lie never goa4 -.
anything Tor show or for effect !.
n scarcely known 20 the s<s.s.
leaders u the city.
ilke Caaaatt. be loves foe ks-,z.
and has several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
B. c. TOWN HAS
BIG FIRE
fs,., sp.slsi s.ris.1

VANCOUVER. u c. Jan Ia
A disastrous fire 81 sah1on lat
nlghi destroyed the famous Hilbert
hotel. the nslmefsi hotsl and q bar.
ber shop The inmates barely Is.
capped with their iiFes The total
inas h SO 600 The weather Il %
degrees belou rero.
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ITTTLE FATHER TO THE.
BOYS DOWN THE LINE

Jas. mecRuh. NEW PREsionNr
or THE oREAT PEhNsYt.
vAnlA RAILROAD sYsTEM, Is
AN APPRoAcHAeLg MAN -
aoaE FROM A SIMPLE ROD.
MAN 20 YEARS Aoo-poueh'T
LIKE SOCIETY OR eHowi
NESS, nur LOWS HORSES.
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Baaqus, Well Attended,.

The banquet given By The b a
Johnston company laai nlxif q 1,
employees was attended b. S -
reHoniatifes u the piano firm i
& Fungef. manager Of the s<at,Is
branch. Waa toaatmaatsr. 4
scheil arranged the banquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16

The convert given hv a.
Ebnberi club az the unlss,s.s
church. iasf niEbt. was hirklg -
ceaaful The chorus vas e1eslIe-.
and the individual parts seiI s.
fnluod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-16
PT. TOWNSEND
WINS LAWSUIT
tssar sssasl SERVES

fatsr seseisi ssr.iesl
OLYMPIA. 1an &c The sas
creme court yesterday relieved the
city ~ Port Tps ascend ~ a deht %
about tgss. tsa that has been hans
ing over ths municipality since
issS. Ilke q number ~ other estlss
Port Tdunssua aia q iai ~ street
improvement Nnrk ~ early days
taxed 90 fhe tfapefiy owners. from
sbom ne stsf neglected 90 collect
lkVgsTAGNTB.
ss.as---sssaaasasazs=a ssssa-s--'v-s-zassss-s-
q ss-surnss sasia -fiA Fo.s s.tossn 80
ssss fss 6asa halsnrr geafs
u.Sn-cernsf fsss. irupfgrss vith 3
f6sfa rltfsrs. h7as - fisfn University aAfi
90 Eistsath ssa ssftssssi isffAs
O. 40 Massfr srsaaa cafsars 90 - .
- im ea rsentf utath aes nQfth neAf
Mhaispu. 'efsNs
q ~ sastas tprTes~s vith raass nasssfa
s. fveIsn cattAns ~ HInfY firfi ant ftfsf aFs
rssthssst resf ssf aas terms
pss-coruss sasan. assr Nsai.sa. terms
t.os-T-s isss IA taa'iaors aasiusa. rsea
By
uro-T~e ie,s n Raitimers oddities.
Tha 10 Epgst
ii 80 TNrss iais sfssNira ~ LAKE Nnian
Hsrus.a atiitias. feFtF siHhih shd Meridian
tfN cash
Elsf.HEH q HEAWnkt FE
~ reerlsa nans usihiss
Hes1ra ana PIKE =
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Wanted. lest and Feund, 81
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SEATTLE'S GROWTH
PHENOMENAL

puN's REVIEW. JUST RE.
cEivEp IN CITY. GIVES
SPLENDID AND CORRECT
WRITEuP OF THE QUEEN
CITY.
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BANK cLgARIaoa

> Increase ever same
q date last year -. .f7s.is1ss I
tstsstststt<ttss
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fnaspsnasmi rs eanse, Maia iso1
N. A. GORDON 6 co.
~ MADISON STREET..

tAaetNna1@t ~ hehtfta vain ~
d. A. GORDON 6 co.
~ MADISON sTREET
Real Estate fseana Insurance
use CASH
uaiarrs ~ rof Nanih
Lot 10 TEES s4usfs, sith , houesa ous
f.rsum heuse auA ana srpnn house Fhsss
are rntine Ter - monih rhis - The
SEQ cksu
naiarra - Per Nauth
Lot esrian. uith an ctfra sd tfuanl
hruss it ia nIcatfu and has a nice fisN
e. 80 Il cheap fee this
WEST SEATTLE
bsautifui feesn Hnedefu n~w cottage
iei saniao. 3 blocks from ihs school SOD
eisv The prins is q taa ana Yue can
practically mama the terms
ntm
$50 CASH
Near the Madison esf line. s.room neasfu
Westminster Faa wili fnd this hafa d
beet In that iaesHu u tent in the hole
us MADISON STREET
helwesn Fifsi snd Second lie is
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