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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-05-01


Nugget is in receipt of a little
broachure, illustrating some Of
the wonderful features of the
transformations now going on
under the reclamation enterprises
in theseveral Twin Falls projects.
When the writer was first over
considerable of this sage plain in
the early part of 1905 and con-
templates the improvements
which man has made there with
in the three intervening years, it
all seems to him like a miracle.
But still it is as nothingcompar-
ed with the projects still in con-
temptation or already begun.
Then the entire scheme only con-
sidered the reclamation of ter
ritory scarcely covering 100000
acres; now it has grown until it
contemplates retaining and i'm
proving an area much larger
than many European principali-
ties and equipping it with facili-
ties and conveniences only mod
ern science could have dreamed
OF. Lands have been segregated
to take in the country south of
the original Twin Falls south
side tract, to be watered by the
high line canal, clear to the Bru-
neau, in Owyhee county, along
the Nevada line, claimed to be
quite the equal to the lands on
Snake river, a part now superbly
settled, and an electric railway
has been surveyed through them,
to the Union Pacific, at Wells,
Nevada, which will lessen the dis
lance between Twin Falls and
San Francisco quite 600 miles.
Then there is the Salmon Falls
River tract OF $4,000 acres, lust
east OF this, to be supplied with
water from great dam 210 feet
high, built across that stream.
just think of It'll All of these pro-
jects planned, surveyed and work
actively begun on them, will
make southern Idaho the largest
area of fertile lands redeemed
from the desert in the entire
world. Imagine what this coun-
try will be when time has peopled
it with the freest and most indie
pendent inhabitants in the world,
as it surely will
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-05-01

A resolution was passed by the State
Central Committee properly assembled,
to the effect that the County Central
Committees be recognized as having the
right to hold their county conventions
together if they SO desired and saw fit,
and authority is hereby given to the
County Central Committees to take such
action in the premises as they see proper,
and they are hereby requested to perfect
all arrangements for primaries and coun-
ty conventions for the selection of dele
gates to said State Conventions.
The State Central Committee is hereby
called to meet at Wallace, Idaho, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of May, 1908, at
10 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose Of trans
acting such business as may properly be
brought before it.
JAMES H. BRADY,
Chairman.
Addison T. Smith,
Secretary.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-05-01

DO not forget that Hedum, the pho
tographer, is still in business in Silver
City, and that at his studio are to be
found great variety of views of local
scenery, mines, mills etc. Call upon
him. First class photos taken, frames
etc for sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
GATHER FOR
CONVENTIONS
King County Delegation
Leaves on Special
Train.

The Great Northern special train.
which lett this morning for spo
kane carried ila king county del.
egatch "a the republican state con.
sention. which 81 to be held to.
morrow IN the Eastern Washing
tom metropolis.
beleeatea from Nhateum
akaElt aud snohomlsh counties
were 10 board the train on itn way
20 the mountains. and viii bring
the total number OF delegates
aboard up to zoo
The special consisted Of m oh.
.rNHtion coach. two standard
Shoppers. tWo diners aud a bar
gage ear n left on q ne hour
schedule Returning. the train IL
to leave Spokane At 10 o'clock 90.
morrow night carrying five sleep
era for the accommodation Of the
delegates ON the trip back
A large number Of delegates aud
politicians with aKes 10 grind left
tor spokane yesterday and last eve.
uing, 10 be on hand before the
fuHh arrived.
The Tacoma special. carrying
the delegates from Pierce aud
southwestern counties. arrived AZ
Spokane last evening iiy the time
Il reached iih destination there
werv geo delegates aboard iuelud.
las those Fuing from Eilcushurg
North Yakima aud Way points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
CONTRACTS ARE
AWARDED

Contracts for the work 20 be done
on the neW Seattle artuory. which
IL 10 be crested ~ Western ~ and
L.nora a.. viii be siEaed satar.
day aud work on the building.
n hich has been delayed nearly two
fears. viii besin Immediately.
Col George Is iAmping. aecre.
tary Of the Seattle Armory Con-.
mission. said today that the lowest
bidders have beon notified that
their offers have heen accepted
The general contract went to
Matthew Duw a Co. for So 800.
the plumbing contract TO the Mel.
aon Heating and Plumbing Co. for
st.Ges; the heating arrangements
80 u Sweeney A Co. for $3.50.
while the steel for the roof will
come from the PUGET Sound ship
Building Co. who got this contract
on a 81. goo bid
Everything 10 nos IN readiness
10 begin .1cavaiinK and II Is OK
pected that the work viii be push.
ed 20 completion without further
delay The Seattle Arfnory Com
mission consists oi Adit Gen Otis
Hamilton. Col George q iamping
Matt ~. Piles and ban u Abraham
-Four bids for tho completed
building we're submitted but al
four were higher than The sum of
the lowest individual bids on the
individual contracts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
JOKE TO TAKE BRIDES
WITNESS m RUFF CASE HAS
LOST AL MORAL SENSE
May su INDICTED Before
NIGHT.
az Uni,sd Press.

san FRANCISCO. May IA
GfinnlnE lHsolsutly aud y his an.
aSeru making Il plain that hs
looked upon the acceptance n
bftbea A. = huEe ioke and cntir.ln
proper. ex Supervisor Daniel ~
Coleman bfaEeniy continued nc
stoty u bis shame IN the nu~f triad
to-day Coleman vas pat through
\ severe REORGANIZATION. bat big
warped moral sense stood him iu
good stead :
Coleman told 81 luncheon Eive4
the supervisors bY the Parkside
railway peopie. sho. through Rnec
are alleged a. have brihed the va
peryiaors 90 vote in favor of =
street ralINay franchise In tns
course 81 the luncheon. Coleman
testified. Supervisor iio1tou AGsr
uouueea 10 the Pafkaldc repre-.
ssniatlvss that sYoare bot Ia this
Tor your health aud neither are
ws"
Continuing. be declared that The
supervisors we're ludlEnAnt AZ the
granting 81 franchise "a the
ocean Shore railway for nothing
DufiuE the raoas examination
witness Coismas became unruly
and refused 10 act the part OF a
good dos To- il.uay and a. a
fsanit be MAJ bo Indicted before
nixht Hik flAt refusal "a act his
part placed Prosecutor HcnsY ia
the position OF iiscrpdlsing hia own
= ifuaaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
IS A SOLEMN
OBLIGATION

John August Bloom. aged 80. who
runs a lodging house ~ 1919 Sec.
ond Az. came Veff near beinE Dc.
MED the privilege OF becoming a
United states citizen before Judge
Mitchell Gillian in the superior
court today.
Hloom declared he wanted 60
swear allegiance 20 the stars and
Stripes because Of the protection
Ties would give him tie thought
that the flag 81 sweden was too
far away to care for him In times
OF trouble
That II not enough grounds
upon which to ask for ciuIanShlp.
declared Assistant United States
District Attorney Andrew J. Hal
let. and ! ask that II be denied
him The moei sacred moment In
"A manH life T. when he eontem-
plates marriage and the next IL
when he thinks Of changing hiu
allegiance
hut Judge Mitchell Gillian be.
gan asking questions. and learned
that Bloom vas planning TO con
tlnnc TO live la this country. and
that he would fight for the United
States In ease Il should ever get
into trouble with Sweden So that
war would result This seemed
sufficient. and Bloom was sworn
In a. a citizen OF the a. $. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
is
WANTED
COY United Prsssj

CLEVELAND. O. MAY "a hes.
sic Johnson aariani. daughter Of
MAYOR Tom Johnson Of Cleveland.
has decided to ash the courts for
LEGAL separation from her Italian
Grouse. signar Aariani. whom she
recently married.
Divorce papers have beet Aisd
here b. her attorneys. but they
contain little - to the details 81
her complaint Ehe uimplY alleges
cruelty nad abandonment
siEnora Martanl has not been
mying With her husband fof sofn"
time. shortly after tha MARRIAGE
ceremony she left him In the STRAIT
ford hotel. New York and II Was
understood At that time that Hhe
would never return Ia him since
then = daughter has been born TO
Mrs Mafiani. and she Niil ask Tot
The custody Of the child who II
not five months old She IL nov
With her mother Ia Danvilie. y. Y.
bat ~ IL reported that she Ntii
h. on the stage again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
ALASKANS MAY
SPLIT IN THE
CONVENTION
Republican Gathering al
Ketchikan Has Much
Trouble.
ny United Press,

KETCHikAN. Alaska. Mas ~ -
Unless something unforeseen 0c
ours lato this afternoon. she Alaska
republican convention wiil be- Spilt
anundsr aud two conventions will
be held. both sending eonlehting
delegations 10 the national e9nygu
tlon Al Chicago
The trouble started late yefter
day afternoon when the Hogan
aud anti iiogEatt factions apparent
~ got together Murnane 81 aume
WAS permitted 20 act As the chair
man. and b. appointed 4 credential
committee consisting 81 Lyons and
Malone OF juneau. representing
NunRel Shea ~ Nome. Green Of
Caiaila and Yanng Of Seward This
committee wah composed 81 a ma
loHtY 81 HoEFaft men. This action
Of MurnaneH aroused the greatest
dissatisfaction and trouble Waa oulf
averfed through an adjournment
being taken until . O'Clock thls
morning
This morning the convention waH
called 10 order aud adjournment
taken until u O'Clock. pending the
report Of The credeBtiai commit
tee A. the latter hour the session
Was resumed and the HoRgAtt fac.
don insisted that the majority ~
the delegates on the floor should
be- conceded TO them This de
seloped a severe fsht The autia
claimed that Murnane practically
iOst control % the convention. and
II the rupture II tot mended this
afternoon. the ants viii waik out
hold their oNu couf sutiou aud
elect national d.iesAgsa
A. Il nov stands. ghackleford Of
juneau insists on naming the dele
gates 90 Chicago. b. himself being
the national committeeman. Thia
would mean tho endorsement Of
the HoEKsit administration The
ants claim that c0Fhon has afl'iat
ed with the hoEgatt side and he
Nili not receive zny yete against
Gale for delegate To congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
MOTHER SEEKS
MELLETTE

Elmer Melletic. Nho told a rep
rrrentstiVe 81 The Star some time
sgo that be would hili himself II
his family troubles scre not patch.
ed up. Is wanted ~ bis mother
Dora A. Melletts ~ La Angelo.
Cal
In telegram 10 Acting Chief 81
Police Irving Waed this mornluR
the woman stated hat she wanted
her son - return home immediate.
~ " the police can locate him.
After threatening to take his
life. M.lletie Was picked up drunk
the next DAY and taken % the city
jail. where Ne stayed - hours
Since his discharge he has net been
seen on the streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
MYSTERY IN TRAGEDY
CALIFORNIAN rs
FOUND DEAD UNDER mYsTE.
RioUs CIRCUMSTANCES -
OPEN VERDICT rs RETURNED.
ny unIt.d pres.N

PORT BRAGG. cal. May Ia
Casper. a small town near here
has mystery that grew out of the
death Of Fred Steinhardt, a wealthy
resident Steinhart was found
dead two days ago az the foot Of
the inside stairs Of his home The
first theory was that he had fallen
down the stairs aud had met HIS
death In that way. A coroner's
Jury tried 20 solve the mystery. but
failed. The best II could do was
to return an open verdict
Jesse l.. Peacock. his wife and
three yearold child room at the
steinhsrdt home. one report was
that StelnhRrdt had insulted Mrs.
Peacock and that her husband had
attacked him The peaeock's have
been questioned by the police. hut
they are unable 10 throw any light
on the mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
WOMAN CHARGES MAN
WITH STRIKING HER

According To her own words Mrs
Grace Lay. Newall apartments. 1890
Western ay.. was hatted Ia the
eye when she tried 10 maintain
order In her own home yesterday
Harry Gill IN said 10 have done
the batting. aud "a was against
him that Mrs Lay asked Deputy
rrosecutin. Attorney John n Per.
~ todAf 10 swear out a complaint
charging assault and battery
She says that GIN boards az go
Olive st. and that yesterday he
came with AR and Mrs Main
TO her apartments. but had not
been there very long when he be
gan talking rough She SAYS that
che ordered him 70 leave the house
when the trouble resulted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
WANTS CREDIT
FOR Time


r. +. Miller, who was sentenced
10 two years at McNsil'a Island, pc
tiuoned for a writ OF hsbeas cor.
pus In the federal court today.
claiming that. although he was sen
fenced NJ Fairbanks. Alaska. Sept.
8. 1906. on account of e. n. Hop.
klns. United States marshal. DELAY.
ing In bringing him to the island
he did not reach there until Oct.
q. 1905. 81 DAYS later,
Miller claims that n the mar
shall had brought him to McNeirs
without delay. his time would now
be up. doductinE for good behavior
Hopkins was ordered To show
cause on May 2b why Miller should
not be released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
TURNS ON
THE GAS

In room filled with escaping
Eas, the bodY Of J n Ksthcnst.
German iahorcr. aged 90. Was
found af O'Clock thia afternoon
IN the Bellevue hotel. First ay. and
Suicide Vas evident.
The door MAS locked. the KEY
hole plugged and the Eaa turned
on full force. kathsnsf had not
been seen since yesterday.
Tho suicide Was single and en-
ployed as siatuary and brouze
moulder. No cause for suicide is
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
CARPENTERS To HONOR
THEIR PRESIDENT

The local carpcnters union II
making preparations for an elab
crate entertainment and supper
to be given In honor ~ President
" u Huber. OF the United Broth
erhOod Of Carpenters and Joiners
Of America. who IL expected here
In few days from the east. The
entertainment will take place at
Carpenters hall No POI. Labor
Temple building. Friday. May Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
IS
SECURED

The Merchants Exchange has
completed arrangements for the
tHp down the houna Co Port Town.
send To- welcome the fleet aud ae
company IL to Seattle
The demand for accommodations
on the steamer Bertha far exceed
ed the passenger limit allowed by
the law. so Secretary WITS listed
Of the Exchange has secured the
steamer kitsHp for the occasion.
The KltHap viii run alongside
Of the nertha ana the same sort
of entertainment will take place
on her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
GANS-UNH0Lz
CONTEST
10y United prs.sl

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY IL
Hpth men down to weight and IN
what they call perfect condition
joe Cans aud Rudolph unh0ir, the
fighting iiuef. who meet la =
20 round contest tomorrow nlsht.
are resting to-day rnholf despite
the hrAey odds against him. IL
confident. bat the bsitins Pahlic
cannot cancesie him chance. aud
~hen tho fighters step iuto The
ring. It Ia mor. than likely thai
this odds viii b. "a ! against
rnholr
Cane Anticipates no trouhls "a
dlsuasius OF the ntar. and looks
for a knockout inside If Is rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
DELEGATES AT
SPOKANE

b SPOKANE. MAY county del.
tgates arc eaucusiug here to-day Ia
preparation FOR the state rcpubli.
can convention tomorrow IN which
10 delegates Wiu be selected 90 a..
tend the national convention az
Chicago Taft will undoubtedly Sc
sure a strong endorsement and the
delegates will be instructed for
him. Almost all of the zoo dele.
gates who will make up the con.
veutiou are here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We VIII Do the Rest

Charge for two consecutive
DAYS Ice per line PET DAY, seven
words Go the line Three con
aecutive dayS one cent a word.
one month. &C per line per day
Minimum charge for IA 'Ad
20 cents.
All space used will be chars
ed at full line rates on all
contract sdvertislug or adVer
tislnE charged 60 account
BALLARD A0ESCN-f. Il
Mullen. sci Ballard ava OPP
City Hall Phone. ballard 400
MAIN OFFICE seventh sN..
between linton and University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind Hl
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsihil
ity for errors OF any Kind &C
curing IN telephened adVer'
gi-ements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
VICTIM OF ALCOHOL.

Thomas DoHohue. a miner 30
fanra old. WAS found dead Ia hia
bed. II Coz Main a.. this mafDinE
Tho man had evidently aucchr,bed
10 alcoholism. ne it So said be bad
been drinking heavily for several
months The body WHH removed 10
the Honey Watson undertaking eH
tabllahment Nothing ir known here
Of Danohue D relations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
Want a Homestead

Ia Yahfak vsiisr fau sliH1Hasnuasafs
nHa - fruH a. tsafaa ffatIsHIaH
Ca. lac go Bale ulds Ia be
MAS roar aMrftAHn.asa aaaas
aaafiN ais taftsaus lA4a ~ arrss to aa5tf.
NaHHan EafaHNn has ssssna fIlH fasf. ais
fafsfsa Esafius HfEEsra 81 srfs ~
saaaiG ffaif. HHnufnH asHHF saaa aiaFn.
a. HHa - hNftne w&fs# fnefa 80 ha4a~
les HsfH HHfrasa heata sHf taHae
Fafda So fsanI- aaEna fsfHfsas
tess aHH Fhaehans o. s##
WuHFHr MAf#FWN
aIH.fHaff tiasts H'as III IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
olaL.wlFe TANKS LIZA.


SACRAMENTO. cal. MAY H.
Mrs. Robert ". rithcf. pretty
Young woman Of II years. commit.
trd auiclde Ia her apartments II
che Hotel Turoln last night b
swallowing carbolle acid She had
been separated from her husband.
aha brought divorce proceedings
ana was dohpondent No special
reason ia assigned She wrote the
Young husband letter saying she
loved him very much but he did
not understand hcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13

A. there wiil b. 3 mass 81 PEG
pie 10 see the parade. the commit.
tee Ia charge wIll make arrange.
meats ~ rope the streets on which
the parade wiii pass 30 as TO keep
the people on the sidewalks The
Seattle Electric Co vill he request
81 Go make arrangements for run
nina cars 10 as 20 keep off the
main streets during the time of
the parade All teams aud other
eontriYanceH vill be Kept off the
street over which the parade will
pass.
Col George n LHmping. grand
marshal OF the parade. selected bis
chief Of staff aud aides who will
assist him They are:
Chief OF staff. Mai Morris X.
Harroil. coast artillery corps. q. 4.
A aides. Mai X Ransom. Mai. W.
l. Lemon. Capt Charles T.. Head
Capt Harvey J Moss. Capt. win.
lam N. lngils. Capt. Everett Grigss.
Lieut.. "a. W. Palmer and Lieut.
William =. Best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13

City Detective Warren c. Hub
bard and Patrolmen Hardin and
Mead raided a lodging house at
lis Maynard ay. this morning and
arrested six persons.
George Walters. a hack driver.
Kent Beard, a musician, and WIN.
lam Waters. a bartender. Helen
Seymour, Jeanette Gray aud
Georgia Mason wore locked up In
the city jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
fAsns AND LANDS.

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A MODEL. ruutru1 rAnN ~
aesss sd eel Fana idraf sail Ter
ehlthsns arfes CLEARED taiaufe
aiAshed. haFnt and eaHtFH FlsAfNd
reem haas~ t.rn. iarEe tfneasf hsssr
etth riaAf ruHfpart uaeHta tastHs SGD
shtah~u Haass. iasHb@tuf henss aFii
f.uasa eth nHHitff ntFs iaffs asraHu
in ~ sinfs - fruits see seea lHsas
hetafs see ga rspsfftFl sis ~
hfaaasrH leach hNH+eEIsA aHuart8rf.
eetans hausss sna brsad aasas tat
Thoroughbred shHe tssshsrr fhifksas
FsGss eIansfsl tta Yauas fhafauEt sHsa
chicks al hfees q fsFmiax tHtis 81
aaa raus aHa rsEfss. bore harness
aha bussY al fsf o. ice CASH Hhis
wanf lass lans nsttsf lnssttt.ats
ROBERT aatfnr
s8aatfez "a Atasts uItH III -
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tettaui laaa haiaHes ssed uHa.ed5 "a
aeHea tH rH'fts attHa. NaiHHsw NAs ssnss
siHatts ffrlhss gel ard ~ e hssfs
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ntha stream aip1 FINE melf r#asa
tauss sea Hafn several rutHHltfHsa
rafIHaah staffaa tEhas5 sHH HHsi
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
SpeCtaoles 500

And up. We can furnish glasses to
III old eyes or young eyes and our
prices will az any poekethook
schuchard Optical Co. 1907 End av.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
PROVIDES FOR
A-Y-P FAIR

WASHINGTON. Mar is-h
senate COMMITTEES TO-DAY nFerd
the sundy appropriation MI N
appropriation foF barracks snt -
tlilsry quarters il increased ira
$50 o89 20 s2.737 .eeo.
The sum Of 500. oee Is VI 40
for the Alaska. 7 ak0n Paciie sse
hltion OF this snloaHs ssieN
all be used for gurerrneat ~
hibit. for an Alaska baiiai1f -,
600. foF a Hawaiian building e.
GOO. for a PHILIPPINES haildlsg g.
Goa. Tor other buildings 500 -
The sum OF 81. zoe hss lsez y
pfuprlsfed for a SURVEY q n
Idaho. Washington boundary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-13
so Cash

w 0tl1fl
viii buy q new s.rosm modern ~atis..
al ready To- b. occupied sffaat. - =
corner. ffnten ard ahuHt 7 hfssfks from
car Tire The price T. y Sc ffaufse at
~ New YORK hhaeh
NEW nARgAfNs
We have fnst plated nsw addition
uhich Nil MAKE fine country holmes.
eiase 70 ear ara Kfadsd srhaai aud 70
minutes ride t1 rinneer square witch
- are ssiiins ffam $3.50 r. tee tor
all cleared and 10 Orch hard Terms SO
e-sh aad so PEI marth g. ~ Nichols
80 Union hiofs a
H0oMs NEW rLAsrEHFD
fnf aaFlaH. street srsded. hard God
flee ealy q teg. so pei mouth
INTERN TfpNAL BOND = HFAI.rY 60
ICES American Bauh Bias -fa.if
FOR SALE
Green Lake. t-ruata cottage mastered
so daHu balance nnHthif pes nienis
ean at go Empire BIDS aIg.it
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN NNNE
Aaw room strictly modern residence
1879 seventh az west Laf statge.
, PETERS 4 CO
haln ssee lnd s2st
Snap s.roam house uns location. n
sold a once fs0o takes IT,. eiaso ia as
cent, also other snaps Northern Real
Estate Co. Room aatt Northern BANK
bldg FOURTH and PIKE Phone. lad
1871. Main ats 1T
HeH f.feum house at modern. on
North afat - ami NHlllnFfHru. cheap
and easy terms. Phone North 81 "a
cali 1t tfi2 worth Dist - =ii-ia
tNoHsrHuCTEb LAKE VIEW
Gee for two aNHi1f foot Tote cor.
neT tH klihaurna tnpl Addition
WiNHHfP bros
aHe Cnlmau Hide
To Homo BUYERS ONLY
fnoHt new hHuae North TnlHefnifv
6tsf not View II iaheH ana mountains
900 cash So rsf month
fNr Iif< ArfgNAL BOND a ltfsAT.TY 60
lep5 American Bank uiaE -=tg-i1