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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20
Lie Casabocia.ls.

The Ca,nboGians are a Gori!e people,
much averse to war. Their language
and civilization. unlike those of the
remaining peoples of Indo-China, are
derived from India, as is also their re-
ligion. Their country contains various
interesting ruins, the work of the
Khmers, a race that has quite disap-
peared. The ruins at Angkor are re-
markedly we'll preserved and are pos
sessed of great beauty.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20
Do 1t Now.

Now is the time to get rid OF your
rheumatism. You car do SO by apply
ing Chamberlain's Liniment. Nine case
out OF ten are simply muscular rheuma.
tism due to cold or damp, or chronic
rheumatism, and yield to the vigorous
application OF this liniment. Try it.
You are certain to be delighted with the
quick relief which it affords. Sold by A.
Abbott & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20
Whistlar,a W.T..

MI. Waiter Sickert and Whistler
were once printing etchings together
when the former dropped a copper.
plate.
"How like you!" said Whistler.
Five minutes afterward the improb-
able happened. Whistler, who was
never clumsy, dropped one himself.
There vas Il pause.
How unlike mel" was his remark
FortnightlY Review.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20

Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and condi.
tions. o. E. Thompson, cashier.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20
him? You haven't had your brikfast

thin? You haven't had your brikfast
yit."
NO. Mary, I'm having too good a
time in here. This is the first time
I've ever smoked in my W parlor.
say, Mary, you are a nice girl. Get
some whisky and bring it here. She
would never let me have a drop in the
house. If l had been all the repro
bates she called me Well, Mary, you
are a girl after my own heart"
"Oh, Mr.. Fenton. please don't talk
so. The missis'-
SIS dead. Long may she stay SO
Here, let me put this wreath on your
golden head, Mary"
This George proceeded to do, and
Mary nearly tainted. Mrs. Fenton
who had borne all she could. sat up
throwing off the sheet, lovIss and al
and, weeping into one conner of the
sheet. she cried:
Wretch! Villain! How dare you
Aren't you ashamed of yourself? III
leave you this very hour, making fur
Of me and lying-yes, you did, yor
did; you know you did,"
With the powder on her face and he
disheveled hair she looked very wild
He turned and said disgustedly:
"Ah, why didn't you stay dead?"
II never thought you could be so I'm
feeling. l thought you cared q littl'
for me, and I wanted to teach you
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20
Cholera Morbus Cured.

This is one OF the most severe and
dangerous diseases. In almost every
neighborhood someone has died from it.
Mrs. W. E. Smith OF La Marque, Texas,
writes: "My little girl was taken with
cholera morbus. The attack was so
severe that | feared she would die. A
druggist advised me to give her Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, which l didiiand three doses OF
it relieved her." For sale by A. Abbott
& Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20
Getting Ready.

Iettih9 Heady.
George, brush up all Of the revolv-
ers In stock"
yes, sir"
And put a display Of them in the
front window"
whats the occasion?"
"There is to be a peace conference in
town."
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20

The Best Friend-I hear her hus.
band shows her a doglike devotion.
The Casual Gossip-Yes; they saw
be is always growing at her.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20

Neutrality-suspicious. filled by a
registered pharmacist at our store. W.
A. Ferguson & Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20

A good harrow cart for So. See the
Mcmillan Machine Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20
Great Men Have Faults.

Great men too often have greater
faults than little men can afford room
for.-Landor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20

copyright. 1909. by American Press Asso-
ciatiOn.1
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-05-20
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Column. !
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DIR. B. CAMPEAU
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Graduate of Victoria University Canada. Post
Gradual OF New York and Philadelphia
Diseases OF Women and Surgery a Specially
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20

likely make another trip to Fair banks, starting about the first of next week. He has at present a load, and hopes secure the re mainder by next Monday.
 Arrangements have been made by the citizens of the camp to hold an entertainment on the 18th to celebrate the tooth ami .versary of Lincoln's birth. A program has been arranged in which 8 number of his famous sayings and speeches will be read or recited. The entertainment will close with 8 dance.
 Sam and Miss Heeter have re turned from Fairbanks. Sam says he will at once get out logs and saw the lumber for the bridge across Big Minook at tht mouth of Slate. He expects tt have it completed before thu I water runs.
 ! The stork visited the family O
 Sam Harper the first of the weel and left fine boy.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20
Lincoln Day
 at Panama

Panama, Feb. 18.--Lincoln day was enjoy ably celebrated in this city last Friday, and the festivi- ties ended with the largest ball ever given in the post hall. There was q large turnout of both soldiers and civilians, who thor oughly enjoyed the splendid music furnished by Prof. EzclPs orchestra, which is pronounced the best ever heard in Panama.
 Another big ball is in prepara tion for next Monday night Washington's birthday-and all are eagerly awaiting the event. The Fzell orchestra was but lately organized, and IS receiving we'll deserved encouragem ent from all the residents Of the town. It consists of Howard A. 'Ezen, violin; Miss Matte Gil. more, piano, and James M. Gal. laher, drums and ''trap" artist. J. s. Hunnewell, of Sullivan, was at ! the Stanley house last Tuesday.
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Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20

Rampant, Feb 11.- Pike. on Slate creek, is taking out very good pay.
 Doffenmier, on the bar between Little Minook Jr. and Hoosier creeks, has reached bedrock in one hole at 116 feet, fine wash gravel all the way down. He isl almost to bedrock in another hole. So far nothing better than prospects have been found.
 Ott & Swanson, on Hoosier creek, have reached bedrock in one of their eight holes; it is not known what they got. The heavy glacier up the creek, which is slowly coming down stream, may cover up the remaining holes before bedrock is reached.
 The new owners of Little Mi nook Jr. creek are busy getting ready for summer.
 The outlook on Little Minook creek for a good cleanup in the spring is very good, for all own. CTS and laymen on this creek are doing we'll and are increasing their pay dumps daily. The pay on 8-a. has been found to extend we'll up towards Idaho bar-the gold being as coarse here as it is in the present creek channel. The pay on 3-a. is also widening out and extending up towards the bar. On claim 1-a., Frank & Ora ham have been forced to sink an other shaft to ventilate their drift. It is reported that they are getting pans going as good as g cents right right along, and I10-cent pans are common.
 The latest news from Gunnisor creek is that a9 are working and some have succeeded in getting
 to bedrock, although water is
 causing lots of trouble. Where
 bedrock has been reached fairly I good prospects have been found On Deurock, put as yet no pay 1 Owing to trouble from water very 1 little drifting has been done. I Clemens & &Campbell, on Huntel |creek, are doing we'll. Their pay keeps up theaverage, and they
 are taking out large dumps.
 I Robert =Schaber says he vii
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20
L.NcoLN's ANNIVERSARY


 The anniversaries of the birth of Americas great such as the universal celebration of the Tooth birthday of Abraham Lincoln, where the great achievements of de- parted patriots reviewed, cannot be too famliarly impressed upon the minds of the present generation Speeches and readings delivered occasions of this kind make by far lasting impression the people than would the subject when gleaned by the reading of book. ese4~s-.E s.
 As time goes on the towering greatness of the Martyr President better understood and appreciated It requires time and history to reveal the true character patriotism and arsightedness of exceptional of the Lincoln type His birth occurred while the nation he destined preserve in it's nfancyhe great Jefferson author of the Declaration of Independence about to retire from Presidency of the United States having but 22 days of his eight years remaining.
 In these days of abundant literature when classical books may be had for tring expenditure, home or reside in the land should be without volume containing e speeches and anecdotes of the Great Emancpaor and any man, youth who, at any time, cannot feel benefited, elevated and mentally improved after hour of such reading is believe incapable of good ct zenshp. Lincons lifelong motto he wrote while yet young man, and from which he never for moment sweryed all the trying ordeas of his eventful e malice toward none, and charity for a beautiful, and sublime sentiment that should always be remembered
 Lincoln was unquestionably THE Great Commoner of the American Republic; exalted position to him meant only
 for securing the greatest good to the greatest berthat is serving the poor and deenseles whom he - -s's>"' "o1ause 1Ao 1'too no many of them.' .sf sz<... '| @@s1*
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20
MAIL SCHEDULE

Arrives from Fairbanks Saturday p. m. Arrives from Rampant, Sunday D. In. Arrives from Panama Sunday F. ID. Departs for Fairbanks Monday D. n. Departs for Rampant, Monday q. III. Departs for Panama Monday a. ID.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20
Put Things, to Rights

A big, hurley. fierce-looking man and q meek, noffensiye-looking little chap were saving logs down on the beach with crosscut saw. A big lrishman passing that way stopped to watch them. Back and forth, back and forth they pulled the saw. Finally.the Irish man could stand it no longer. With D whoop and yell he rushed at the big man, and brought him to the ground. Biff Bang Thumpl 'There," he said, letting him have one parting blow on the nose, now mebbe yell let the little fellow have it.-Douglas Island News.
 The tastily-arranged decorations Of the Hot Springs laundry made pleas. ant feature of the Lincoln-day celebra- tion.
 See us for Cloth Posters.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20
SHE AND HE

he the Mlers Daughter Fair plump hair she could take fathers cake our So the maiden clean. made hungry he had but bit of her cooking table shelf for all wholesome self She loved young mill; meal times and there his hl he pretty and little for wealth but the cooking preserved his good health til he became conceied hard please that he threw down. the maiden now wouldn't that of sourdough big money and marry (ome day stylish girl He landed VOW, in Fairbanks-and he in Tanana NOW
 He started for Dome creek there he lay Muck Bed of Pronse which promises to pay He lived in cabin and cooked his grub worked night like dub For months he dgged holes blamed color Reuben get! His dirty himself and instead of the Mlers girls pies shelf he had sourdough his dough his doggy and and fat; each he filled
 dough hocake which him the belly noon he had dog bacon sassaas stale bread Lubecs
 At nghtwe he had nothing ese the meal cooked that left Ego have doctors bs himself and with pilsandhad scurvy hives, out he wasn't in he'll he thereabout the Miers daughter fair asked d. q here and cook him heath for which she'd him and his wealth.
 She auwered Dear SirYonr hand including sigma @ ure 'yours command.u Pm glad that though you fin hel" your estwhie doing quite married last spring. midst the sunshine aowe the who the next eighty to ours and I'm the mother of tall oys who his his first wife, there's other small blessings acoming you well My husband healthy the boys they're stuck cooking deep satisfaction they of the food that know, it's good You had your away While regret to learn you're not the pay it may teach the lesson that moneys health and good food blessings small You've bed
 n there and the chances hey be Wishing you luck years I'm anchored and have desire hence.''
 "Fent,' Tanana Miner.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20
INSPECTION OF MINES IN ALASKA

United States Senator Carter Of Montana has intro duced bill in congress providing for the inspection of mines in Alaska This is something that has been de- manded by Alaska miners and opposed by the mneowne for years past but like most needed legislation for the terri tory the Katalla Herald it has been received by cold favor by congress chiefly because of the opposition of the big mining concerns and fierce than that of the Alaska Treadwe Company in whose mines the fatalities said to be constant and for the most part concealed
 The necessity existing for efficient inspection of Alaska mines such that not urging of congress to pass such law should be needed The elemental principles of common humanity demand it. The government and con- gress have of ate shown much solctude in the ton of the forests the reclamation of arid lands and in the safeguarding of the public domain especially lands and here opportunity for congress to evnce little interest in the preservation of human life and limb.
 On Monday next wherever Americans assemble the birthday of George Washington commander in chief of the heroic colonial armies of the American Revolution and the first President of the United States will be bettingy cee brated The people of Hot Springs have perfected ments to properly observe the occasions and this is the last national holiday before the miners busy everybody in the vicinity should make it point to be in Hot Springs and enjoy day of thorough gladness.
 s.
 Advertise the district by sending The Post outside.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20
CHAS. B. ALLEN, Attorney at Law
 RAMPART, AKA. . Legal Papers Carefully Drawn.

ARcTic BROTHERHOOD = Camp Hot Springs No. A meets every Mcn- day evening at o'clock in hall over Traeger's store. Visiting brothers always welcome.
 B. A. MEYERS, C. A. DAVIDSON,
 Recorder. Arctic Chief.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20
FANFARE NEWS N0TES$5O 9;H;! ;! g; $; n B kH h a
 
REWARD s551 s,,s s,sa,,,'ss sy E: 5 {:
of tho Stanley House for the arrest and conviction

#Y NY the arrest ana COnVictlOn " of the miscreant guilty of mutilating and removing the large cloth signs of the above-named hotel on highways in vicinity of Hot Springs. Alaska. FRANK B. STANLEY.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20

See us for Cloth Posters.
Hot Springs post., 1909-02-20

J. s. Hunnewell, of Sullivan, was a the Stanley house last Tuesday.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.
Saving Waste
Logged Off Land
Cleared

THE Loo0Ep.orr LASD rTiLfzA.
Own ana eanfrei ths rights. process
Nnd machines MhNFehF worthless inEgR0.
80 iand can ~ cleared ara made Naiua'
Die Tor agricultural pafa,usns fnAkfnr y
" ths isba ~ from faNt 20 500 Fei
affr. ~ usanafaet AFinE the stutnrs
into charcoal efeosate faf ard dfna.
iHfed alcohol shd atliisinr ths seroue
Efnaih material % she iand fpf shin
slice fence poets pNFinF blocks. rail-
fead tien and telegraph reles efrafpiins
tfsn with ths material obtained fFafa
ihs siauaps
This eempany j. capitalized a. ffef
eco There ~ ahau& tfataA 90 stock lea
Ia thu ffeaaafF. "a mhfen ( hmfc contract
fes saie W not % exceed fta.fRa
TITS company VIA rot only take eor-
tracts FOR ciearins iabd al csriain
price PER acre ~ - pef nfeai in aefesNs
~ eiesrinsI sat ulii % come iastaH ~
sheen. aud thas make AZ the Profits
The contrary ulH ca all CAGES have thr
bsnsfli % tha - pFeasets - an ihs land
cleared
me profits thAs mili accrue - the
share HelHefa ~ the company uiN Ae
ssirstasiY large whsn = sinFls plant -
feeenrd capacity Nfgs paE fer itself with
En % days ~ aefaai operation 10 the
flsid We have a demonstrating piaai
- ? y cord capacity operating in se-
aftie. ahieh proves more than volumes
% paper estimates.
We have com piess plans ard speciiI-
cations for piAEfs from 10 % 4a cefls
capacity. and are prepared g cinre ar
rangsmrBts Nth aEy suitable parties
$3.50 fnr.N atta~4ffseN ~ logged off
land Tor she clearing ard development
~ same THIS stock - offered 70 ~ g
prrsids capital Tor tire immediate con
rtrarfiau " additional piantA
This opening affsrs inducements 20 ihe
following persons To Those seeking IN
vssssnsnss. large o. saAii. because II 10
the most conservative ard safe Invest
mrnf ane yet one that promises more
Sc returns than snsthipg before offered
TO shose owning iand desirable for az.
rIcniiure, the chance 10 set their land
cleared on shaFeF os 81 q ptics net pre-.
hihitire and IN surh a manner a. not
20 destroy the fertility Of the soil
To lard development companies the
chance 20 baiad permanent husiness -
I a httsh smrnts AZ the same time selling
ard developing thsir lands
TA the homssssRsr the chance 70 So
cure the flEhf kind ~ land a, right
prices and 90 secure permanent employ.
Insnt Of gaod uaKss Al home and have
plenty % time 60 develop and beauty
their own places
This opportunity IL yours N yon act a.
once The stick is selling Al sic per
share, on the following easy terms one
ffh dpwn and one-fifth per month IN
tf paid.
The rleht 70 Withdraw the unneid
balance 10 reserved Study this mat
Ter carefully. examine oar plant oper.
attns IN Seattle. see the products and
consider the enormous possibilities o.
this project
Flii cut the coupon for what shares
sou want. neudlnk check sufficient 20
cover the first payment This Viii Sc
cure Tor you the shares ordered unless
same have been sold or Withdrawn from
sale before IN which case your money
win 10 refunded immediately
HARMON / LEE.
Fiscal Agent
t0T Third Az. Seattle. wash
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LEGAL NOTICES.

---~~1------ss-s--=s==
IN TIE Superior court ~ the State 81
Washington, Tor King COUNTY
i.udeiE Johnson and Helena a. Johnson
pc VIE. plaintiffs W willard r. as
ward. defendant
summons
THE STATE or WARUgSGTu~ 20
TIE above named defendant. willard =
Award
You are hereby summoned 20 appaar
within 90 days after the date III tHA
iirFi publication on this Summons fo.wfft
within 50 dnys antr me esfh DAY 81
september. 1908. and defend tha above
emitted aeiiou IN the above entitled
court. ana answer the complaint 81 the
Plaintiffs and serve "a copy ~ your an.
sNtr on THE undersigned attorney Tor
the Plaintiffs az HE office brl0a stated
ana IN case ~ your failure ~ a. 40
Judgment Wlii be rendered against YOU
according % the demand ~ the enfn
plant whlrh has been filed with the
clerk 81 said court
Tire purpose % this action ia 10 fore
close Plaintiffs mortgage upon the fol.
lowing described property Lots af IS
70 aud 81, jog block q ~ liiiiinan city
Addition 90 the city Of Seattle. Divlagon
Numbor !, situated in the County u
King Etate ~ Washington
MONCKiEFFE CAMERON
Attorney for Plaintiffs
offieo and posfoffice address f1h Central
Building Seattle. Washington
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FARMS AND ACREAGE
Continued

- ~ --s----~-----~-~-.----~-----s
fWA can huy oQnrref.a3.. ~ =
las thtsfnfbuns AZ shs coursrs rssA T.. u
$3.50 Aaif cash. h&iarre eaeF 90.
Nmitea number af that rrsee go ~ :
fae "Nref far paFticuiara W ~.
sell t4as tffh as ~ g. --f.ix.s
14s sores. fosaf room f.ss... - -
- aefss fieafri craek rms &C., -. -
i@ftffs e arfsr creek bottom. sF.sx -.
ore fslf cash Three sHsiss ff..1a es.sssss
MORSE ISy. 40.
lt.p ssfA ~ Hinekier Eiesk
~ 9pt Want A coon nkfpr
RANCH CHEAP. SEE ssa
= RscE a co
Aga IL MBEh EXCHANGE prxac
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pEATA NOTICES.


SfMONN- AZ fhe famiiR residences 49,
't ttth &c. ocfuheg 2. lees Charles son
( Nre Anuh Sim0nzs NesA "a wars late
81 CNfepauY O.. FIRST Meshingtun Nuiuu-
tsera Member Deerse u forftuu camp
20. United spanish WAf Veterans
Funeral services viii b. held az tlr
pariCfs % NannnYe W 4tszn CO. knifa ~
s "a tnfVFrsifF 81. sunday attrfnopu a.
oel0rk under auspices % TIE above
.,scfetv All spanish var veterans and
ftsuds are r~spreffuiiy invited tH stten2
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~ERnoM PLACE TmfHn ADDITION
Emrhsfisaiig ne better lsnd on ths
market
Ten.aeFs tracts iust plaffe. on Psnins
suiaf faflfaad nesf - Ahslfanf
rHfrE FoH fe-ArnE TNArTH tz5t
ANn tfssf ftsAcNE TRACTS FpH fffk
piansf - moisture rich ana nslieN
sslif tHts aerss here aed iu firlufts -
tenfif plated And spif This means set
ftFmsnt nnd inFreAse ~ valves
Esfans fiann Ihir1 Addition fatHs
Fifst ard Second also Joins a natural
IrScrfoN ~ riNE wAuoN ROADS
AND RAILROADS.
fMpupTANT DEVELOPMENTS IN.
Nt.ENpf Cali. AND WILL ENrtAtN
school - IS scholars NO hEfT III
gSvrHrAESr THAN ~ uoou LAID
Oct SOME Fay ~ the month one
car ast ar in1spsndsaf liFinE Oft % te
acres ~ GOOD land
WHERE A. compared with fiehness
81 sail natural fuoisfufr. iuNatirns wtfh
Assurance af enhanced values on account
~ Development NHEHE CAN YOU
DUPLICATE TINS PROPORTIONS
Easy terms. mgntiug payments
MORSE INV co.
sis HfSCkLEN BLOCK
IND 4 tas2 Residence, East 1899
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Eight rooms. strictly modsrss h ssis; Z
tQx1s0 paVing. etc, ~ ~, ps,ee ttsie
Renton Hlu. west Of isth. hays I've
u. see on the essies, ,ise lands
S,nsa @"t from cclman Des ,s. s ne 4
ins civ. sound and mc eenss,,a' sea y
toipipe summer home sfae's
81 500 per acre.
CRANE. PETIT a ~
suite $40 colma" '
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.


Best modern home IN the North broad
way district hardwood flonfHi beam eelI-
inG; modern plumbing, furnace heat
Douglas. 19i Lumber Exchange Atafu
tst2; l. Siiai u tsIe. ~e-ii
Fiee-room house Tor rent. free wood.
IS per month; two acres land. 20 min
uteg walk vest 81 Columbia station. IN.
quire at The windmill Ia
t2g Five-room modern cottage. close
20 North Queen Anne car. 10 minutes ouf
y A Rivera Main 1865. Ind f1ta f-ff
Modern five-room cottage at the end
Of klnueo PARK car line. corner f0ift md
Crockett Phone q 4. f2a s.fs
hix-rpofn modern cottage. furnished
1894 10
-Four room cottage. 40 7tth - Green
ton.
rat 81 unipTniHhed rooms for rent ala
John a. 1876 Queen Anne tetS. 80
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as EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
TWENTY ACRES, Az tas4i. xsrs -
fins 4aea fiDa faciuF reuntF rotss -
snelninnd. nKTWKKy sEATTI,T 80
TACOMA FiEhi in line ~ asssssuz.ss:.
hinF fseniY nov surveying ~ snses<s~
boulevard 20 fpr paet ftitf rtsnf. -
elets . Seattle lacssnn ei,efs flsss
HANDY 90 straWihusf lsr1lng. tstA i ~.
i1Ai4y Improved. good eegen-roem, -.
nnrn ana oufb9ilaingt oanee fsssrs.
eaiHk sale price Tor lev 1zss Ii n
t"fhaa ~A Aft -. .- --t-iz
ROBERT MALTBT.
fte-sEf-N1i AiAskA Rnliafar
Ftgs.aers tracts tgtB. rnnA 80 r.
located ~ sqnn. III Nekk Here 4
pNeF. kehegHrnlan Block. lie rasffy +
See NJ Johnson
KNDgD EsTMExT-A1 sesz
9tsfssaklng pretty iaks. n ne Fssxs 81
- kk& SETTLE AND TACOMA. -
ian4s good sol. arfesFfnlf IS Itffs.tfs
~ beat aine near fhe rheff Iifs tzsssa
ban HnrRsg f1ude ilapfasens1t. *
hnildiaRf Price aAtqe phits stssz
ffAnif below value Ill
ROBERT MklTny.
tt#sA4H-E4I Alaska Eula*N
CITY REAL ESTATE
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Public Announcement

After october 49, prices on Iemlock
Heights interurhan tracts viii he raised
materially Each tract contains ga
acres The cheapest acreage on the
market near car line. az ti2hQ0 per
acre. Easy terms. No get In now and let
me show you.
A VI. DAHL,
"a sehenerman Block. 10 Cherry 81
-
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-.n1Nr rErrlr 8 son.

sec ON THE DOLLAR BUYS ulS.
st,Ec; Ssr HOME. f.ocATEpl. .lrs,s,S
uTEs FROM BUSINESS ssu Srip
ROOMS. NICELY fnhsn.,asnsrnu nj U.s.
AcRF or GROUND SET WINS Krc
GRASS. gHRuRBERN, FLvwS AT
CONCRETE YARD .raKEN At
GREAT SACRIFICE AZ
ONCE,