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The Coconino sun., 1908-05-22
Attest.
Restoration to EntU of Lands il
 National Forests.

Notice is hereby given that the lands described below. embracing 40 acres. within the San Fran cisco Mts. National Forests. Ariz., will be subject to settlement and entry under the provision of the homestead laws of the United States and the act of June II, 1866 (34 Stat. 2}3). at tie United States land office at Phoenix. Arizona. on July 2, 1908.
 Any settler who was actually and in good faith claiming any of said lands for agricultural purposes phi or to January l. 1906. and has not abandoned same, has a preference right to make a homestead entry for the lands actually occupied. Said lands were listed upon the ap- plications of the persons mentioned below, who have a preference right subject to the prior right of any such settler, provided such settle or applicant is qualified to make homestead entry and the preference right is exercised prior to July 2.  1908. on which date lands will be subject t) settlement and entry by any qualified person. The lands are as follows:
 The FL of E1 Sec. IA. T. 2l N., .R. 7E.. G & s. R. M., listed upon the application of s. M. Grissom o Flagstaff. Arizona.
 Also the W. of SE4, the SE4 of SE3, Sec. l2. T. 23 N., R. } E., ap- pIication of Frank Bell of Vii Hams, Arizona. Also the SWi of SW4. Sec. 14. the SE4 of SE4, Sec l5. the NEl of NE3, Sec 22 the NW4 of NW4. See. 23. T 23 N.. R 6 E.. application of E. A Bak CT of Flagstaff. Arlzona, who al- leees settlement thereon in 1895. FRED DENNITT. Commissioner of the General Land office. Appoved April IA. 1908. JESSE S. WILL SON, Assistant Secretary of the ln- te. for. lst May l5 last June 5.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-06-25
TRY THIS
FOR YOUR STOMACH
A Simple Mixture That Bell & Rob-
lnson Can Put Up for You.

The following prescription is very
highly recommended in all cases of
stomach troubles:
Compound Tincture of Cinchona, one
ounce, Prosene Compound, one ounce,
and Sherry Wine, half pint Mix and
take teaspoonful before meals and at
bed time in wine glass full of water.
This simple mixture supplies the
stomach with gastric juices and digests
the food. Stomach specialists claim
that it is the very best prescription
that can be put up for any form of
stomach troubles.
If you suffer from stomach troubles
we advise you to get this simple pre-
scription filed at your drug store and
give it trial
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-06-25
The Lyric
All ballots in our
Popular Young Lady
Contest.

that are being held back
must be voted Saturday
night, June 18th. The con-
test will close Tuesday night,
June goth, and as we will use
a different ballot Monday and
Tuesday nights all old bal
lots will not be counted.
AS it is nearing the close
let everybody get busy and
boost for their favorite and
see that she wins one of the
handsome prizes.
We are using Associated
Films and a good program
is assured for every night.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-06-25

WANTED SALEsMAN-A high-class, bond
and stock salesman, for Iowa. Only
replies with reference considered.
G. D. VAN DUzRR & Co.
Lane Bldg, Davenport, Ia.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-06-25

We have plenty of native lumber on
hands to sell. Already sawed out. No
waits. Dekalb & Smith. 24-tf
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-06-25
AZ pairs Russell barefoot sandals,
regular $1.O0 and $1.25, to close at $50.
LLOYD CONREY.

DRRssMAKING 4 will do all kinds of
dressmaking either at my rooms or your
home. 41-tf BESSIE FARvER.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-06-25

Fluff Rugs made from old Ingram and
Brussel carpet. Write for price list.
42-4t* j. e. SHATTo, Charlton, la.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
MA YOR TO RETURN
$. 6. co. PASS

MAYOR Moore declined 90 accept a
pass nrolfefed him when he vent
into office. and throughout bis term
Of office made II a practice to pay
his fare.
a somewhat different policy pre-
wallis With most Of the members Of
the city council. The passes for
tho new members OF the council
we're handed Ia City Comptroller
u. ". Carroll yesterday and are
today being distributed b. him.
List Cut Down.
In this years distribution there
are only passes for the members Of
the council and the members Of tho
board Of public works" said Sir.
Carroll thla morning Most OF the
minor city officials aud employees
who we're included ln the list 81
pass holders At a few years ago
have been cut off the list
AZ some ~ the new members Of
the council we're elected this year
on anii.S. y CO platforms. Il 70
probable that some ~ the passes
nov being distributed 10 them slll
be returned TO the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

The street railway pass oxr tlp
lines Of tho Seattle Elcciriss edail
pany. which has been rendered 90
me, will not be accepted byl me.
nor will / use any such pa blur.
ms my administration IS mayor.
aald Mayor John D. Miller this
morning
I was able 10 pay my fare be.
fore became mayor think I
shall be able 20 do so uow II l
am not. am at least able 90 do n
reasonable amount ~ walking.
Nobody offered mo pass be-
fore I vas elected mayor. do not
thiuk l need Que now. While !
intend no affrout to the street rail.
way company. the pass which has
been rendered me viii be- returned "
Follows Precedent.
The policy ON the part Of the
mayor u Seattle of declining 10
use n street railway pass Was first
iuauEurntcd By ex Mayor Il A. nai.
liuger Early In his administration
Mayor nailiaEef accepted a pass.
but later he discontinued using H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
TRAIN BANDIT
Is CONVICTED
iex United prs.s.l

SPOKANE. March is-Dan ".
Murphy. an ex-eonvict. has been
convicted by a jury In The superior
court Of attempting 20 hold mp
Northern Pacific passenger train
No. near the city last December.
lie slgnalcd the train 90 stop, but
the holdup was expected and the
engineer disregarded the signal.
Near the scene dynamite was
found and Murphy was captured
after a running fiEht While In
the Montana penitentiary he was
cellmate Of Frank lIReuser. who
was captured In Spokane with si4.-
600 OF the stolen money on his
person, lie has been indicted by
the grand jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
GREAT IMPRESSION
OF FLEET CRUISE
U. S. SENATOR FATHER
OF INCUBATOR BABY

WASHINGTON. March IS Rep
reaeaiativo French 81 Idaho has The
distinction ~ being The 0nlY father
of an incubator baby in congress.
This information WAS known only
10 a few uf hia personal friends here
until today. when the Idaho nom
Der. upon receiving an encouraging
report on the condition Of the 10.
FAINT. waa ~ happy over the news
that he wanted 10 break It 20 the
world
When the mfl baby WAS born on
January 10. Il weighed onlY three
pounds and ten ounces. II was
placed IN an incubator aud now
weighs four pounds eight ounces
aud II healthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
YOUNG MAN MEETS
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
10y United Press.l

BAN DIEGO. Cal. March Is
Ellsworth Whaien. ~ years old.
died today. following a mysterious
shooting last night The boy was
throwing rubber balls AT a negro =
head for cigars Nhen he was struck
by a bullet which the police think
glanced from a target In the shoot
iug gallery next door Dave Rod.
efiek. proprietor OF the GallerY. and
q. II seyerct. one ~ the men
shooting at the target. were ar
rested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

-Four burElariea IN one night we're
too many for Acting chief Of Pc.
lice Ward, ana this morning he h..
sued a drarnet efdef 90 all patrol.
mcn through the captains to al
once arrest all suspicious eharac.
tera Ia any of All parts OF the city
who cannot give a satisfactory ca,
PLANTATION for their presence here.
and show yialhiesmeann of support
Chief Ward Is Of the opinion that
tho petty thievlna. which consists
ia the main 1T pfowlinE flats and
dwellings that has born rito for
lhe past two OF three weeks. & not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
FATALLY INJURED
BY CLUBBING
(BY United press.l

TACOMA. March ls-T. w.
Burns. teamsier last night struck
John Horton, a gardener. over the
head with = club. fracturing the
skull so badly that he will die. The
men were drinking and quarroled
at the Sunrise saloon. Burns went
20 the rear of the saloon and pick.
ing up large billet OF wood step
ped up behind Horton. who was
seated al card table. and without
warning struck him a heavy blow
Horton sank over unconscious. with
blood pouring from his ears and
nose. Both mon are single. Burns
is in Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
Personal Civilian Representative of President Psss.
Who Accompanied Evans on Trip From AtL,t
to Pacific Writes Statement

Tie paanage q he ~.
strait ~ the perrin n ~
much HaH been said ~.
The fleet al feenlailor -.
REGULATION iulefsals ~
Tie Nomt part If fha,
making from The slfal,. 80
taeiHe was made a. pless - !
usual formation. 10 4 ~ =. !
tea aols an hour. alih.,w1 ~ -
fof q single Instant eudasg. ~ =
safety Of he aerg 10 Ia
Military Power.
THIS feet Impressed :. :.
ming ever did before 49,. :
minds of the people ~ ~
American republics H. -.
power u the United sia..s - s
lees than he size and uor.. !
Hie feet $50 the behas.es, ~. !, !
Sailors ashore leare ,hsl, -. :
upen ihe South American sess -
II every port The ~,
given liberty. A. no tors a, -
reflect anything bat eress N - =
The service aud The na,lm ~ :.
they were, clean. vel ~ -
gent looking. ven heharse, -
fellows. three or -four shou,,ss J.
then some days. mailrs :.
rounds ~ the shops. mussr'.. !.
thing any place. that wosI1 -.
The Young fslios eager y - n
world And among al sAsss -
sands 80 few Of tbela ss,r,s 4.
ruwdY that We al had q - -
Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
POLICE ARE GIVEN
DRAGNET ORDER

done hy professional thieves, bat
bt lay amateurs who viii not work
and prefer crime as an easier mode
tu livelihood.
The order from the chief n al
reeted principally toward the 20
arlelad section. where all loaiefh
viii be apprchenaed.
Heretofore tile cleanup has been
done ON the inHtaimcnt plan. II ~
inserted. and did not work out sat
iafaelarlb. Simultaneous arrests Ia
all parts of the city tonight and
tomorrow are expected 20 produce
results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
: Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We VIII Do the Rest

charge Tor Two consecutive
DAYS iOc per lIHe per day SEVEN
words to the line rhrgo con
saenilya DAYS. enc cont a VOID.
one month. &c per line per daY
Minimum ehafse for an al
- cents
An space used VIII be ehafg
Cd a. full line rates on all
contract adtcftislng or adKor
tlslna charFed to account
BALLARD AGENCY Z. IL
Mullen. Jet ballard avs opp
city Hall phoae. ballard 1u6
MAIN OFFICE seventh aYa
between Union and University
Phones, Main l0to Ind ii,
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or asaume rpsp1aeihil
It's Tor errors q ans kind &c
curing Ia teiephoned adNeF
tiaements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

drawn in accordance with Council.
man sAWyers light fund looiing OF.
dinanoe. Mayor Moore disappruyed
the ordinance and u was passed
over hts veto. lie then declined TO
sisn the warrant for the transfer
Of the funds. and the matter was
Awaiting executive sanction whom
the change WAS made In the ad.
mlnlstration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
HUNDREDS FACE
PR0sEcUI|lI

~
OLYMPIA. March -
Treasurer George Ni'ls ~ -
upon the attorneys q ne 80
counties Of the state % ~ 80 -
bring criminal pusecsi'cns - !. I
hundreds Of saloon men esas' I. !
drug stores and Others ~ =
selling liquors vithcat hss'~ -
the state license Of - 2, -, - !,
The law provides th.' J, 80 I. =.
secure such a license s.sn : !. @
lshed BY a fine Of from Wy w. y II n
or Imprisonment In ne s 9 !. Z. I.
from so days 10 SIX mca''s
fine and imprisonneu, -, .,up.
In Seattle and kins e, y. se,jr
there are more than " !. 4,
oncnts. The list Of delaas1s 4. =
been made up by checkias Y. I i /
ords Of the federal coiiss''
torual revenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
MAY BLOCK LIGHT
FUND LOOT

Il am looking into the matter
OF the warrant for the transfer OF
$4,000 from the lighting plant
fund 10 the generai fund before
signing IT, said Mayor Miller this
morning. Il understand that o
question has been raised regarding
the legality OF the transfer. aud
! desire to satisfy myself on this
point before giving u my sanction.
! have asked the corporation
counsel regarding one legal point
IN connection with the transfer, and
viii not decide whether or not 90
Hign the warrant until | secure his
opinion"
The warrant in question was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
SENT TO HOME

Alice Purdue. aged II. q PsTzz
Ore. one Of . family q Il :.
sent 10 the House q ~ ~
shepherd yesterday hee2as 3 3,
eral articles Of jeuelry dlxpssn
from the Meaaowhwok aal7. :
North Bend. where she U.s. -
employed, at the time shs =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
SUSPECTED OF nUlDa
tax United prss.l

PACIFIC GROVE, Cal, ~. ~
Evidence Is accumu'au 4 4
Herbert l.. Smith. arFes's' = =
nectlon with the murder IN Z I
Frank sego last Weaa ss - (
eording TO the police wy ,ar
they found counieriei's's
his home. -, ,nr.s>|
The police say sh., 's.,sie. 4
them as being a deselss, Il. -
thai his explanation o. g So 4
ments on the night Nj. - 10
murdered are damas''s
chances Of release
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
NO PARDON FOR
Gen. STOESSEL

meudallou Cor eoinmuia,Icr q: y
sentence 70 ten fears lmp.r9
ment 10 a fortress The ,orns
commander 81 Port Arthur id s
effeetuaiiy peiisi0aed iof full =
don.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

Schooner Hftcst1.
HOQuIAM. March is-M
schooner Mildred sas ustela {
the south tetty phsle tTylnF . =
ter Grays harfer. and Il il ffrst
cd she with Be q total lass n
Mildred Was en- route 70 ais rs
from san Francisco. bsirg -
days out
The vessel strurk AZ ne e.
end OF the lefty in siiemf'ia 7
enter the hArbor. and sas tinHda
pilinE up on Moons'one spii vs<s
the crew was ssFed By The ll's ~
Tag crew stationed Al Ncs'For 4
heavy sea was On and . heFtt 81
raging has broken The vessel
The Mildred Is the pnopefN !
A. Meyer. Of san Francisco ~
Was built at fsiFhasen. CAL 7
1887.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
WIFE IS GONE.

Mrs. Belle Mumm. OF blaine. has
been missing from her home since
February s. and her husband yes.
tefday asked the Seattle police 20
assist In locating her. believing she
Is in this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
Rspor, on Car Service.

4 special report on the Green
Lake car service viii be presented
at the meeting Of the Green Lake
Improvement club this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

EUREKA. Cal. March is
Steamship Pomona. Of the Pacific
Coast steamship Co. ~ total loss
off Fort Ross. - miles south 81
Point Arena. Tho 50 passengers
and crew Of s. managed 20 escape
In safety TO the shore where boats
were sent for them. They passed
hard night. suffering from lack
Of food and shelter.
TIE Pomona struck a rock AZ
ESQ last nishs. She backed off
aud in making for the beach struck
a reef The passengers and crew
Immediately took tn the boats. The
tide rose. and the Pomona Slipped
Off and Ia submerged and vii be
total loss.
The Pomona vas a steel steamer
OF .a64 gross tons. built Ia isSS by
the Union Irun Works. Of San
Francisco. for the Pacific Coast
Steamship Co. She was 225 feet
long. 1876 feet deep and had a beam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

LOS ANGELES. March sis--
Chief ~ Police Adams. OF Coh0es,
~. Y. arrived here today 10 take
back to that city Ira ualliH. eharx-
cd with forgery. haliiff. wha Mas
agent for the Prudential LIE Ia
surance company. NJ Coh0ea. b al
legged t0-havr forged the name 81
policy holder and Ia have collect
ed g. 900. after forging notary .
name to the death certificate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
Failing Vision

Can be restored with our made.
io-order glasses. We know how. .
sehuchard Optical Co. Specialists.
1907 End ny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
STEAMSHIP
WRECKED

of gas feet, The yesssl "a ~
been on the Sound run. hzsis1 :
years been on the run from Ezxa
TO San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

a 49, ssofHfH tsrnsas hnHss To fae
ftff Nsa5 raaifsass par q fFs aItsfsITT
llsff5sfs faraaef. fzaHHfFs lsanTff fFags
sfN al 81 tas : fHs 49, aHtH = tffa =
70 saa zaf asst fas ere sfuah Assssa.i "a
~ fFt4 rnsn aNa fnH NatarFe Ike fsna.
tEs kaAHs - fnsiFa
" VI LtUAH uf.r-a co.
sis fsItsy uias
a sfTf Hats fttt
rosnisfiy Hssttis Realty q faan -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

We base tA acres 80 good laua g. enc
FHflH ORCHARD district. m q self agi
tiad aaHmunitf and FlaHa fn HeuHHi GHan
stream nn place saae each. bale nrs
saat See ua tedaKz aH it will hai lasi
laua
J aoonfFfHaW a aoNH
HHam A. Washington nia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

LOS ASGELEs. Mnfrh r.
James - Connolly. She magazine
writer and author who accom-.
panied Admiral Evans fleet as thc
personal civilian representative 81
President Roosevelt. arrived here
today and gave out the fret 81 bis
Impression Of the fleets cruise
cay JAMES q. CONNOLLY
With tho coming 10 anchor in
Magdalena Bag Of the Atlantic fleet
a great cruise ended
Here ~ the problem Sixteen
batileHhipH ~ five classes and aH
many sizes. speeds and equipments
we're suddenly called upon 10 get
readg for sea.
To take this fleet around we're
some hundreds Of officers. young
and old. experienced and other.
wise. and some thirteen thousand
men. Of whom half probably had
never before been 10 sea.
Young Officers Command,
Upon the bridges 81 these ships
were scores Of young officers who
had 20 b. trained 70 their work.
The officer Hho on this cruise
held a ship IA place during an eyo.
tuition where a mistake might mean
the loss OF one or more ships and
thousand Of two % men. n the
man Who viii later handle 4 ship
ia hattie or where else ineapaclty
might mean the last Of a ship. bis
fleet OF his countfys prestige.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
10y United Prsss.)

ST PETERSBURG. March is
The emperor has confirmed the
death sentence upon Lieut. Gen
stocssel and also the courts reeum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
An Opportunity

An Opportunity
.' We -. ssv RS. e. q ~. 'ae 4s.r '' ..
AL cleared and hasa HraBd siss -
she feH4ntaluN seN e she siHs t. take
sdfsHisxs ~ this stessstiaRsl seed o.
profit lots are eHlE "a miautss On the
Arsnawag car has sauth Of the court
hease. ogsa ssssiexs
NATIONAL fANp co.
ses'tas f4enssf hids
FIsn rHApE Fon arArTLE AND
HvSNrpALE PROPERTY
Tee serss. suhnrdais Canal runnihs
through o. ~itn psfpstuai eater rishf.
fsrsosn modern cottage rrles fFaa iie6
- acres, mffh perpetual water flshf.
J ZOE appi. trees large csitaF Thfs a.
sell Sc The lee can b. strhanHesl far
tastiis property IN Seattle. t1se PEI acre
john RogES.
tai Peoples nsnk nidE
suMMER - COMING
uuy 81 pwn.f. s@en Groom cottage
lsrEs let eiess . ssash, q minutes from
q 4 hELaoNr.
as2h James a. --if-fo
Per sale. cheap. - ownsr. ana .svsn.
room house and ief. also modern i've.
room cottage, o. else trade Tor lfnHrav ed
acre tfarts OF outside property Enquire
- 7ses Laue st. Ind y Efts ~ eali
after ., N. -ts-sp- D
cHoIcH HOME mTEa
.ss,s. 'i so s sa.. ~. :: ss.r.s "a 20 q
IN fruit. eioss - GRADED schaol. side
walks IN and watsr Elpsi on sash tract
%. -aisr !. sfss Terms sss cash and
O "a srcHohs. 90 uhlon block Il,
WANT A sHApf
GROOM cottage on giHth AZ ~ T.
90 feet iat half block from waillnsford
car Price 500 easy terms
q JENSEN
zoe Hinelisy Block. -is-is-ft
Hauss ana lots. sexiai each ta alley.
four planted In ttFssbsrriss Price t4.tss
GILMORE nRos CO.
Denny St green Lake
Phone No. aaie =-is-ii
Fer sale or nsut Good property on
erd aud afh West PARTIES east Of
Mountains Address " ~ Marsten. aoei
,th West Tsi Queen Anne %. -a-lo-p
BAf4f.AHD.
r owner. s-feam cottage. modern.
so1z West ssih T. -is-gi
For sale 81 sacrifiee. a corner iat.
/ With 5000 feet Of tumhsr and zee brick
I For Information eati 40 owner. a tosa
Ii
THnEr rnAUTfrtfL Tors
Near Green Lake. At bali price Ask foI
Mt Lewis. tet flsnssr Didr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
Lincoln Beach
West Seattle
Quarter Acres

raks FkpsFf.EHof CAR - fIn,
NHkH SGT ARE. So aH 81 HAHHM tsuil
HEAaH44H fnfiaa ans MAAA 20 HHf
slNa aH aftitina UaH representative 81
Aats aests ta fhEfs NeFff AFTERNOON,
NttkHSN NtfE WEEK 4nd Att nay
~ MAY NHn prizes fer uHs hia fHHHfa
aVaHHze ahHat tsaN aHfat ia per geHf
anNH aaa tafaHHH fHfaH naHfhH pay.
meats WY nas Haa ~ aua1tsf Hs
haff HfFa affh faaa fHHf ruHHFff
join - WHITE CO.
tef usiaatsl iiiefk
Mala EsR9 ina stEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

nALf.Amu arKCtAfA
PEE sale rhas He4F alr tssfss foot
Iafs taaHh eeffh Eastf mish 4saafsi
huass tnefth ffssl faf tteea eash
ti.esa tonailun ahaaf zee fssi fFout ne
f-eFs tsesE this aF lts fhs hssi bar
Eala Fsf hffefrf
A fsuf faufn cottage fnt EasfHa5 rlass
- ear Mns fftre sttA@ Fesh aase
talan1s easy pafmsats tis PEE HaaHfh
Atdfss. rot SO a HHouEMa
.sat fsffsfaHa Place
fh9ua ballard ia Ballard. WASH
Ia -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
rAnMs AND ACREAGE.
Forty Acres $500

L uily AVito PuuV
We haze GO acres 81 good laua rs enc
roiif ORCHARD aiaifirt. m SET aei
tiad eammunitN and eiaaa to HehHai uaod
stream un place HlHN each. HaiH nra
sasf See us tsdaH IS it viii MT hsi
] uoonfEtHow a aoNH
itHan A. washington Ms
0AuprNtsa rnhcra
Pee Hafteuiua - aHf tinh fan SAINT
ttnH ard f'rh svfl aaa rnnf rniaHi afHf
bet HHfth uf the HItf Wt HHHH Hauif
tatte iratiH that hafn NrA ueeH fsaHii
arhaHfs Nir hfmefHhrf the rftsH# fH"
onlf .8f8 ava uH 80 aefr
YhHr s wa EiEW
500 MAa uinu
80 aafeH oh Faad eaunif tuad mu.
ifuHt % RI sfHfiea aHH fIate fanEa HaHaiah
as Hsfaa olsatFd hHafinH ofrhHHd. fHf
fiss sell arflHf shiFh can - pfnfa
lHtn huHar aafueIH hnaHe barn shiE htH
haassz fiee. iataa
toe tlin#Aisf niesk 10
cnotee noAEarea SOW os aALE
tsea acre tfagis - rbalas iana
neaHHt ~ rlusfHd HaHaF fn tha HIHaffir
gaN alfh eidnnalk sn1 thlnf maHHtts
IAaH So HeHtNINa HH#HHsH fNNNN HHHHAH AN
beg eant teun end nta traIs % seq auh
ctAa g. AnAaa zoe colmaa nIds
Nor aUtLrN
90 aakiHs faHHEh MaHFN Zoe tHia fine
Level ffHsf ~ IL aEfea. Niih suite ni
water ffent aufd aeHeh laEEst Oft aa
ufHIfi tNHkH s fI.AckWuuH.
stsia Marion inda
FuH HAtH
afnatl farm. tuf nf Hain sast -
uaansaias Team hafsea waaaa farm
ifaasa 6afulshsd 4 bargain ea4 y
Kennedy Main ties. &c 81 m ta-fe
cdrAf rLArrat.sras riscs ssfpas..
sssa tease. eniy tGs 9TH lee isyies
esf sasnih ass 4 O itni9as's sa.siss
10 TtEass bios a. At eHss II
IRRIGATED LANDS.
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CHOICEST IRRIGATED LAsna
ts8 rER Acmr
inetuHiuE perussuaI uatsr tight a.
called close o. taaia tfuuk lac Tfans.
continental Head
aalf rafo saifaale ashs seed depth
ffee from aisah Hisuif n water siir
msts nassesiiedi 81 fraiis aaa aggi.
cuItaaai pfadurfs fisid hauHflfaEifI 81.
falfa alaas uiu ral ~ lana and i'a
uFas ansuis in tee 8eaFs careful ia
frsftNatinn ~ leaAlms Mrusfthea fftut
ageee2a Realities tH iafFs purchases
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

CHEAP CtftcHHs rsneht s.feen
keuss. ite laying hens. sews iarss
pisf. land close IN emily tt1G. On sasr
terms See G. y Hiliman's ssiasmsn. ID
Times eieeh. today II
nAHaAIN RALH
U.too--For two lots. with fine Houuh
View at Prince ard Columbia st4 MsA
Seattle. for a few DAYS only ,
MfNHHIr Bros
400 c8lmsn Hihg y
THo acrca fine soil nsHr nesenn ffik
boulevard. iilgh and .ifhtiv owns
must sell only . e10 500 down. /.
Madison ~. Main 1903 III. =
Must sell new modern e-roou hoas4
In naiisfd, handy - car, easy tefmA
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