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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
At EVERETT


t<sss special sersie~.l
|rERErT. June L Motion fer
80, N The ease o. ovid Bi!li-
q 40 Lydia Billings against tas
y saoAomish vas saturday al
- asnled b. Judge Black.
,slntsffs ars suing for $1,000
nhfies ALLEGED 20 have been
u..rs.s b. Mrs Billings owing TO
k<snlse sidewalk.
~ zetion brought by a property
~ ebert Harrison. against
1re<urx q Alsorderly resorts on
~ sfrscs. seeking 20 prevent
tel,asrxs beiuE rented Tor sues
rsus<s. has BEEN dopred Il was
~ ralendar for Saturday tor
un<at bnl the plaintiff gave M
A. The natter BAD been set
Z ri Il soart Hardison claimed
4 ~ value u his property
~ i ia the yieinity Of Market
~ hal Suffered
- ia canyoa Lumhsr com
Va psknt began operations to
sslT uas aide being run. hos
n u the mill is not catircly
kslsssd. when running at fuii
sesy Il will cut SEQ osf9 feet %
- and 80 90 shingles daily
twmans smokestaeksrs defeat
~, cAsey on The local geunds
Ezhy By > scoFs Of 10 20 1. be-
pa dpwd Of nearly 1000 per-
- Everett wax altogether too
~ fnr C1sey.
hrrsg Oadfgld gave an sxhibi-
= k<rs aed broke The nothwe2t
~ On . kalf-mlle track. cover
ale In the fast time Of !
szss and II seeonda
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assessment VALUES Are
MORE Than DOUBLED
the THEATERs

lew nockstadef. with the fun.
nicst minstrel show Of several nea.
sons. delighted a capacity house at
the Grand opera house last nlEht.
and with the able assistance Of
Neil ohTien. kept the audience IN
shouts OF laughter from start 10
finish, nockaiader Il the ioN vote.
ed. Witty joker. with strings Of eon.
Vorsation and a laugh la every
tine. onrien 10 the hurlY. clumsy.
kneekabout man. with a laugh Ia
every action
noekstader'H show has the usual
good first part. aud subsequent sing
ING aud dancing numbers. but the
Fun makers are shat giyr Il place
nj the head Of American minstrel
troupeN.
Doekataacr's scene a. country
editor. Is full Of localized jokes that
are winners Neil o'nrien. a. a
street car conductor. Il the funniest
thins on the program People sub.
ieet to hyHteri1a cant afferd 10 nee
this. Il might "klil 'em." IL Ia a
shout. a ahriek and hollcT from
start to finish.
poekatader win BE- here for three
more nights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

AS result Of the uncertainties
~ tha cast HiH months particularly
durinn the winter pofiot. whan all
the faliruada we're 50 terribly con.
g~ated. the Pioneer Piano House
uou has on hand over one thou.
and instruments. Had these In
agsamenta arrived as ordered. they
,ouie have hcon disposed OF Ia the
ordinary way Bnt Instead they
weso delayed with the thousands OF
other cars Of merchandise for tho
Northwest. and then all brought In
virtually AZ one time. and during a
period when business ia naturally
a little dull
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Going to Raise Big Sum
d. s.. Johnston Co. to Commence Piano Sale
With Bic inducements to Cash Buyers
The Fist of Its Kind Ever Launehed-An Unusual oppof-
tunity for People With Ready Money-The Worlds
Best Pianos to BE Offered Rideuiously
Low Figmes-Read Particulars.


il to make greatest price Fcduc-
tons ever known.
CASH TIE OBJECT.
Hut = must be understood from
the fret that the object Of this sale
is 70 raise cash. and raisc Il quick.
~. Money II what Nc need. and u
the saving Of tf2s % 5000 IN the
purchase price Of y first class piano
is an object. We will surely raise
the money
Just think OF being able io Sc
cure the world famous Chickering's
dainty Baby Grauda and Special
Art STYLE uprights. the famous
Kimballa and the we'll known Story
& Ciark'H. aud the artistic Hobart
NJ. Gable. and many other Of the
highest grade instruments at prices
usually asked for the lowest priced
medium grade
This IL an unusual Opportunity
for cultured homes desiring the
very finest Ia American made
pianos. and AZ n saving enough TO
educate the whole family IN music
II "a doubtful n a like opportunity
viii ever be- presented again. and
II yon can possibly raise the few
hundred dollars necessary cash 90
secure one Of these elegant inatru.
meuta. do 80. and come 10 the D.
y Johnston Co.'S store. az a01 Sec.
ond avenue the first thing tomor'
row morning
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The Canadian West has already.
assumed sufficient importance 10 be
deemed by the principal theatrical
companies as u field for high Gfada
performances. Mrs. Fiake. after
completing her engagement at tho
Third Avenue theater In this city.
Intends 20 make a tour through Al
berta. Saskatchewan aud Manitoba,
performing NJ Edmonton. Calgary,
Regina, Brandon and Winnipeg.
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The Taylor Company az tho Third
Avenue theater yesterday. broke
away from malodrama and save
one OF the bcst performances Of the
immortal eFaust ever presented Ia
this city. Il was ueenle pfoduc.
ton and the different characters
we're placed In the best Of hands.
Percy Hunting. one Of the few
remaining actors ei the old school
and who Tor years was with Louis
Morrison. gave one of the beet In.
terpreiations Of MaphIsto that has
heen seen in Seattle Az the sdsxs
n Mr. Hunting'a Characterization
showed legitimate acting that Is
seldom been IN latter daY pfodue.
lions OF this famous piece Mr.
Hunting and Frank flaming viii
alternate IN this rola the balance
Of the week. Mr. uuniing playing
Valentine when Mr. flaming takes
the devil
faarstta Taylor departed from
the usual metndramatIc snuhHetts
and played Marguerite most aeccp.
tahly. she plainly showed that
given proper coaching ahs can play
characters outside % che Huuhand
me. xliliau and WArn sou NOS
to take another step. or I'll shoot.
bits In which she has always been
aeeu
Prank FannihE was veil rast aa
Valentine and Frederic Clarke gave
Faust q good Interpretation.
Martha. by Eva Earle French and
the ether characters By tho sell
known members ~ the Tayiog com
pany. we're veil taken.
"Faust" will BE- given special
matiae~a Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday.
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HOW TO SAVE.

Did you ever Wish 10 own an In
come that would keep on piling up
while you sleep7 or course YOU
have. everybody has But bzye you
ever stopped 10 think how this can
be- done7 Begin nov. today take
one dollar 20 the savings depart.
mcut Of the State Bank. Yealer and
FIRST. they pay 4 per cent interest
on all savings That Is not much
Of an income, but next week iake
another dollar and keep II up, you
will soon find that you have a nice
Income.
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pto AMOUNT NEEDED.

These pianos must be paid for,
and quickly. too. and az anyone
can well imagine. u viii take a blg
round sum In addition to this,
however. tho erection Of our new
Tampla OF Music. az the corner ~
Third avenue and University street
(which IA rapidly nearing compile.
tioul. has aiao made a heavy de
mAud on the cxchegucr.
There Is only one alternative,
and that II to turn our present
large stock (which completely tiIla
our store and four additional ware
honnesl Into cash. And We realize
that the only Way We can do this.
particularly during a duh period,
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5ItH-0in noN SLEPT
Gx HIS auTuEn'4 GRAVE

fc AGO. June fT-Chariie Hop
- II pears Old. wanted TO b.
y 10 Dad mother. 50 every
~ y xent 70 the eemstery and
y sn her grave Detective Ser
y s4ekiin vent 20 the eemetery
! tmne the little fellow. Nho had
y us1sr shelter from the Faiu
azh NET 20 the akin the boz
b pben he vas taken aNay.
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NEW TACOMA ORGANIZATION.
fstaf Special sefvIes.l

TACOMA. June i7--Wtth the
ultimate object In view OF bringing
about conditions between capital
and labor whereby the necessity Of
strikes 60 settle MI differences may
be eliminated. + N Scullin, general
secretary and manager ~ the Ma
tlonal Industrial Peago association.
has come to Tacoma 10 organize a
branch lie has recently eatah.
liahed branches In Seattle aud Port
land and tho work Of arbitration
done b. the Portland society IN the
threatened coal strike prevented
what might have been serious
lockout al a critical time.
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nowlny errs ArroISraESr.

Henry Leo nowiby. Instructor Ia
civil engineering at the State INT
yeruity. has been appolnied a civil
engineer for the agricultural Dc.
paftmeut At Washington
Prot. BoelhY will continue hla
connection with the u" a. the
work in bis new position wilI keep
him in this part % the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

The PantAesa stock company ia
presenting Helasco and he Miles
wallknown piay The Charity Bali
at the Lola This we'll known play
IL handled adpantageogsiY b. the
PantaEcs company. The production
IL given with every detail. the act.
tlnEN Of the scenes being original
william &. itovian. william Morris.
Miss waieott and Miss Taylor. a.
veil a. others deserving Of men
tlon. make the piece attractive Ia
dramatic respects Although the
play IL an old one. lla never DYING
interest uas fully established again
Ia Seattle yesterday b. fail house.
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WANT SALOONS
CLOSED SUNDAYS.
isIar srseIaI ses,Iee.l

PORT TOWNSEND. June IL
The move for Sunday closing Of ga
looms aud theatern where liquors
are sold aud women employed is
assuming large proportions here
and the latest phsac IL personal
letters 20 the city and county Off
eiais sent By the Women'n Chris
tlan Temperance unian. pointing
out the duties of the officers aud
quoting the laws relating thereto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
CHRISTMAS IS COMING.
Memphis plspstea Explains the
Colo spring

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June fT.-The
story given oat nonse time ago that
Gen. Christmas. The American sol.
der OF fortune. was killed white
heading his column Of Hondurans.
turns ont 20 b incurrcet Christ.
mas. who foTms fiY lived Ia Mem.
phiH. was wouueed m The battle and
taken prisoner The var over. he
was released. and Is now on bis
way 10 this country
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achin.tarn chariI..s

Chinatown Charlie az the Sc
attic theater was enthusiastically
received ai lta initial performance
Sunday night Il ahounda In ait
and pafhoa. containing much that
appeals 70 the average theater EoeF
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l, 2, 3, 4, AND S
EACH NUMBER REPRESENTS
A KISS. AND TIE TOTAL a
SANITARY oAaGLE.

Seattle stars Exclusive Service
CLEVELAND. June 70 Listen
20 old pf T. FrankiIn Clifford. of
New Jersey
kiss all you want 10. but"
sBut What. dear dnetorse
WHY. after every NTH kiau take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17
FLOAT TIE MICROBES

- frequently transferred kiss
when ypu feel like it. bat keep
count and EafEie
Df. clifford il a famous dentlHt
and ought 20 kHoW lie issued the
fifth kisa edlct before tho atuaehta
Of "a. Northern Ohio Dental Assoc.
citation here.
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HORRIBLE DEATH
tssrIpps TsIsaraph Service.

SPOKANE. June AZ Edward
Nelson met a horrible death here
yesterday afternoon. While riding
IN "A ear on the scenic railroad he
either jumped OF fell onto the cable
below. whlcha swapping. wrapped
itself about the unfortunate mans
body aud dragged u into the cos
wheels. Hundreds Witnessed ais
tragic death aud many women
tainted
Tho coroner believes that suicide
was attempted. while others belcye
the tragedy Was an accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

Seattle stars Exclusive servlesl
vIHSNA. Iune i7.--Court circles
ate gFuatiy concerned over the
thfeatenod Publication Of book dc.
signed 70 lift the veil that has en-.
shrouded one Of the greatest trAE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

There IL new vaudeville pro
gram In progresa at the Star thealer
this afternoon, The hcadliner Is
Charles Carter a magician. and
other entertainers arc mind read
OF. comedy sketch artists. singers
and dancers. ballad and the NOV.
Ing pictures
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The GrOttO

MFR seheilo has opened the limo.
walton Grolto. the finest equipped
ghll IN town. at the corner Of FifN
and Cherry Mr. schelie has en-
gagged some excellent concert and
singing talent for the entertainment
OF his afternoon patrons. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

royal family. OF all bis children.
Nicholas chose 20 have Prince
Alsxia In bits arms. AL the other
children arc girls. Tho little heir
70 the thfune appears TO be a vcrY
fine. kealfhF eAlld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

II IL story that deals with the
evertntoreating lawleas phane Of
life in New York. and Ia the kind Of
play tho Burgess company Ia well
suited to interpret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

KISS FIVE TINES AND
a sanitary KafEle Germs and little
piuk ejaculation microbes are dead
sgueh ou the human kissing game
Thafa tho waY ltoY are introduced
10 each other aud the way disease
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CHINA AND CUT GLASS

CHINA AND CUT GLASS
$3.50 Fancy Decorated China
Punch Bowls ..........E 2.TO
1915 Fancy Decorated China
Punch Bowl ...s. -. $3.50
tttO finch China Plates. IN
beautiful decorations. each -
ssssHs.a s#ssa Fss ss#s ff#a.sf 81 E w
f0e finch Fancy China Salad
Bowl. In ourrant decoration -.
tt..sst ts,ss ..sst .st4 JpF
soc sinch Fancy China Salad
Bowl. In currant decoration -
ss+ssst sttss s.fat ssts dfHf
Zoe s-Inch Fancy China Salad
Bowl. IN fancy decoration soc
PLAY.
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edlea In the history Of European
royalty. Il Was the death Of Arch
duke Rudolph Of Austria and th"
baroness Marie Won NeseFa. In
hunting lodge ON the night OF Jan
uAry 30. 1889. Hts devotion to the
beautiful baroness had been no so
cret. bat the circumstances that lea
TO their death BY suicide. or murder
and suicide. have never been made
public
Princess Ionyav. daughter OF
King Leopols. and widow OF the
archduke. Is 10 tell the story In her
memoirs. which arc to be published
al once She had intended 60 have
them published after her death. but
anger aroused ~ HttnckH made up
on her since her mar iaKc To Count
Ionyay haA caused her Ia deter
mine upan the Immediate publlea'
ton Of the story sgrong lnflaenor
il belnE eneftcd by members OF the
royal family ia an effort 10 dtssuaae
her from laying bafa the scandal
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The Only aey Seems 10 Be the
Favcrite.

This picture Of the emperor 81
Russia aud his youngest child IL
taken from a group picture Of the
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ti75 Fancy Iand.painted China
PlatoH. each 800. ....%t.J2
$40 Fancy Hand Painted China
Celery Trays. each go. $3.50
1915 Fancy Hand Painted China
Celery Trays. each $3.50
$3.50 13-piece HIand.Palnted
China Ice Cream Set. consist.
ing Of " plates and one tray,
the set ..s.. ........H11.5O
t2ft5 i3-piece Hand.Palnied
Ice Cream Set ........ $3.50
$3.50 i3plece HandPaintod
Ice Cream Set ....s. S2s.35
s2L00 l3-pieco HlandPaintcd
Ice Cream Set ..... $3.50
5000 Cut Glass Sugar aud
Crcamer .,...t 5000 Fi.OO
1916 Cut Glass Tumblera, set of
six a-..+ ...4.t.4,..tN isST
$3.50 5inoh Cut Glass Nappiea,
each ,....t. .s... 1880 Ni.lJ
s. 90 Cut Glass Berry Bowls,
zach ss.s.sss ss.tss.s NdsfO
t2.50 Cut Glass Bon Bon Dishes,
Hheh .ss.+tt sst.s ttss FAtTH
1900 7.piece Fancy China Stein
Sets. each 4,.......,.s.F 1915
$3.50 7piece Fancy China Stein
Sets. In eurrant decoration,
each $3.50. s..t... ..s.. R1.bS
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s. % Teaspoons. set Of six 49,.
1890. ....... ........ 5000
1850 Teaspoons. set of six -.
....-..s..- #.t.s .+.. AoE.oO
1926 Tablespoons. set OF six -.
...... 49,. ......... O5c
$3.50 Tablespoons. set Of SIX o..
............ ...s s1.9O
$500 Tablespoons. set ~ six o..
s.....s s.ss..s .ss4s.s WE'D
$3.50 Tablespoons. set Of six
as+ssss fss#t ss+s.s+s 90 @spV
81 90 Tablespoons, set Of six
ss+ss sssstss tsf+sss 80 FbfVV
$500 Tablespoons. set Of six ..
....... 500. $50. go. 1919
SEE WINDOW OIL
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ia to make greatest price Fcduc.
lions ever knuwu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-17

9TCaf nUnDeF % UIItTeUI dIITIIs IIaI0 ~ IIII ~
people can be seen at store all reduced in price
Our Siyerwarc showing includes the best patterns
IN lines produced by the most reliable factories IN the
world
Many pieces Of Iand-P Painted China arc shown by
U.s. and all OF them be had at substantial reductions
Turing this sale Other Fancy China pieces also
included
Nofe the.e special prices.
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sEE WINpoW pIspLAN.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-05-17

The department of Agriculture has
sent out a special bulletin under date
OF April p, 1907, showing the results
of Investigating the ''Value OF Swal-
lows as Insect DestrOyers' and to
make known the Importance OF pro-
tecting them wherever found, and
secondly to show the particular val.
ue of these birds in the war against
the cotton boil weevil in the South.
The department wishes to make this
fact known turnout the North where
the swollOws nest so that they will
go South in increasing numbers
Unless the presence of all kinds o
birds which feed on the weevil is Sc
cured and all other preventive
measures are used the cotton indus.
try will be seriously crippled ii not
destroyed. Thirty-eight species and
VARIETIES are now known to t, ed upon
the weevil. All the varieties of the
swallow, the barn, bank, cliff and
the Martin are vOraciOuS feeders on
the weevil. From the standpoint of
the farmer and the Orchardist no
more useful bird than the swallow
exists.
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CONTEST NOTICE

Depart CT the Interior, L. s.
Land Oaice, Walla Wal.a, Washington
April 10, 1897.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by Herbert f.
Thomas, con- estant. against homestead
entry No. HOSP. made MAY 10. 1905.
for lots l. 2. ;. and dissection II, ,p / l
II r 2S, + w NJ, by Edwin ] Frohman,
contestee, in which it is alleged that
said Edwin } Frohman has abandoned
said land and does not reside thereon:
that said entryman has not improved
or cultivated said land, but it is still in
Its native wild state, except that there
Is about four acres plOwed and fenced,
but never cropt: that there is a small
cabin on said land which is entire:y
emty, except that there is Al old rusty
stove therein that said alleged alb pnce
from the said !aud was not due to his
employment in the Amy, Navy or
Marine Corps of the t. $ in time of
war.
Said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
m. on June 7, 1907, before the Regis
ter and Receiver at the Z. S. Land Of
fee in Walla Walls, Washington
The said contestant having, IN pro-
per affidavit, filed April 2, 1907, Set
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service of this notice
cannot be made, it is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper pub ication.
A. ]. ellis, Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE

United States Land Office, Walla
Walla, Wash, April Is, 1907, Depart
Inent Of the Interior.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by Ellie futile
contestant, against Desert Land entry
No 35S, made April IL. 1903, for el NV
| and y sw4 sec rs, tip 10, N R %, i W
NJ by Mayford c Barnes, and assigned
to William M. Spencer. contestee, i,
is alleged that said William NJ. Spen.
Ger, assignee of Mayford c. Barnes
nor either of them, have expended the
sum of one dollar per acre, in the i'm.
provement, cultivation and reclama.
ton OF said land during any Of the years
since making said entry, nor any other
sum: that sad lands have not been re-
C aimed or imdroved, except about lC
acres have been cleared or rai'ed OF
fagebrush, and that not t" exceed the
sum of Sl5 have been expended upon
the reclamation of said lands, sin e
making said entry, or at all.
Said parties are hereby notified to
appear, resi- ond and offer evidence
touching >aid allegations at 10 O'Clock
a. m. on June IL, 1907. I" fore the Reg
lister and Receiver at the United states
Land Office in WaI'a WallaWashington
The said CONTESTANT having IN pro-
per affidavit, filed April Is, 1907, set
forth facts which show hat afte, due
diligence personal service If this no.
tice can not be make, it is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publication
A. j GILLIS. Register.
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Now Look Out for Rheumatism.

The g'ip has been unusually preva-
lent during the past winter, and in
many cases is likely to be- followt d by
an attack # muscular rleumatis N.
This - the most common variety of
that Disease and least dangerous.
There is no swelling of the joints and
the pain is not SO eXcruc;ating as in
acute or infammatory rheumatism.
1t is sufficiently severe to disable a
man, however. and every movement
incre: ses the pain. Kctpas quiet as
ros>ible and apply Chamberlain's Pain
Balm freely with thoro massage, and
>"' are certain TO get quick relief.
This linimenl is for sale by Columbia
Pharmacy
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Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior, Land
Office, Walia Wal'a, Wash, May II, 'O7
Notice is hereby given that Char es
E. Lum, Jr, OF Kennewick, Wash
has filed notice of his intention to make
final Communication proof in support OF
his claim, viz; Homestead Entry No
1853 made April Is, 1900, for the WI neh
and neK nwK a"d lot l, section 80, tp.
N r 70 + w NJ, and that said proof will
be made before the Register and Re
criver, L. S Land Office, Wal'a Walla
Wash, on June 26, 1907.
He names the following Witnesses t
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, the land. viz: Viii
liam Martin, Lilburn G. Moore, vii
liam F Martin, of Kennewick. and G.
E. Lum, Sr. of North Yakima, Wash.
A. J Giilis, Register
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ESTRAY SALE

Notice is hereby given that Thomas
Co 'eman on the Goth day of April, 1907
took up and now keeps ut his ranch,
miles east of Horse Heaven p O Wash
the following estray stallion. age 5yrs,
white, with IF" brand Oh left st Il e.
no ear marks, wire cut on right front
leg.
Said estray will be sold to the high
est bidder for cash at the place kept, as
above specified. on Tuesda the 4th
day OF June, 1907, at the hour off p III
of said day, unless the owner thereof,
or his legal representative, shall ap.
pear prior to that Tins, and make out
histitle and pay all charges agains,
said estray Date Of first publication
18th of May, 1907, WIS Jenkins,
Co. Auditor.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

D partment of the Interior, Land Of
fee at Walla Walla, Wash, May 18th,
1907
Notice is hereby gi''en that William
A. Haynes Sr- of Kennewick, Wash.
has filed notice of his intention to max e
fi"al five year proof in support of his
claim, viz: Homestt ad Entry No 1896
maze Aug %. 1905. for tue ST sec 81
tip. I, N. r 90, F.. w NJ, AID that saiu
proof will be made before the Register
aud Receiver, at Walla Wa'la, WASH,
on June II, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous re>idsnce upon
and cultivation of, the land, viz: Wiley
Barnett, Milan Barnett, A. l.. Owens
John Nj. Aroe, all of Kennewick
Wash. Al ellis, Register.