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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Van Alstine and sons, Jesse
and Frank, of Oshkosh, are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Gaines and daughter,
Vera, are visiting friends at Allen s
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Benedict are re-
joicing over the arrival of a daughter.
Roy Murdoch commenced school at
the College of Commerce on Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pike of Menomi-
nee Falls, visited at the home Of Ed.
Pike few days of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willet and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Fox spent New Years
Day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Fox of
Pikeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cass Of Chi
cago, spent the first of the week with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. K.
Cass.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Corn
well on Monday morning, a daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Williams and
Miss Ruby Fox left on Tuesday for
Ration, N. NJ, where they will spend
few months.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
on Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Bishop.
Mrs. Mary Mott of Kenosha, visited
her sister, Mrs. Will Lewis part of
last week.
Our esteemed townsman, Frank Shu-
art, called on Bristol friends last week.
Wesley Williams is moving his be-
longings to Kenosha where he will
spend the winter with his sister, Mrs
Fred Murdoch.
f. R. Snyder was a Kenosha visitor
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Rowbottom of
Chicago, spent part of last week
with relatives in Bristol.
Andrew Beernink had the present of
a span of black ponies for the winter
The sale of Xmas Stamps in Bristol
was very good this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Jones spent Fri,
day of last week in Kenosha.
Miss Christina Anderson of Keno
.sha, has been spending a week with
Mrs. Hans Hansen.
H. B. Gaines spent Monday in Keno
sha.
Mr.. Baker gave a very fine lecture
on temperance at the M. E. church
last Sunday morning.
The Masons held meeting for in
stallation of officers last Saturday
evening.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06
COUNTY BOARD HERE
Annual January Meeting of
Supervisors Opened We'd
nesday at Court House
GET JAIL PLANS ON SATURDAY

The Kenosha County Board met for
its annual January session at the
court house Wednesday and all of
the members with the exception of the
supervisor of the town of Wheatland
managed to fight their way in the snow
drifts and get to town to attend the
meeting. There was little of interest
at the opening session of the board.
The reports of the various county Of
fcers covering the period since the
board adjourned were presented and
referred to the various committees.
The usual list of claims was present
ed and referred to the committees af-
ter which an adjournment was taken
until this afternoon.
The real interest in the board SEES
sions will be brought on Saturday
morning when bids for the contract for
the rebuilding of the county Jail are
to be received. Many contractors
have sent figures to the special com
mittee and while it is possible that
the contract will be let on Saturday
it is just as possible that the whole
fight over the rebuilding of the jail
will be re-opened and that some of the
members of the board may seek to
have the former action Of the board
rescinded and provision made for the
building of a new Jail. The vote on
the adoption of the plans was by no
means a unanimous vote and the mem
bers of the board opposed to the re-
building of the present Jail have been
busy since the end Of the November
meeting and it is possible that they
will still seek to push the plan for
the building of new Jail rather than
the building of the present building.
The Jail will be the only real mat
ter of interest to come before the
board at this session but there is a
lot of routine business to be attend
ed to and it is probable that the board
will be in session for a full week.
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Y. M. C. A. GYMNASIUM NOTES.

Every class is in full swing. Good
things for the physical well being for
business and professional men, young
men, boys all. ages, from 10 years to
70 years
The state athletic meet is January
90. We need our athletes to be in
good condition and gymnasfs in good
form. Those who are interested should
be in training now. Much depends on
this meet for the advancement of ath-
leties and gymnastics in Kenosha. Get
busy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06

VIM. H. Crane transacted business
at the county seat Monday.
Our Town Chairman, John P. spartz,
is serving on the county board this
week.
Mike and Math Hensgen transacted
business in Kenosha last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. sumpter are en-
pertaining Mr.. sumpter' s two sisters
from Iowa.
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The Oasis of Lnua-

The minds eye shows us l0pc Is the
ossfs In the Sahara of life; SO, to-
gether, two set out to sack the haven
Of rest IN the great journey. But, as
the travellers approach, Gns4r paradise
recedes; In jast such measure is the
pilgrims hasten, Ghefx Mecen retreats
Love ia wztcnng cntmeca- stfs'x
nost bsautifus optical dzizsaen.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06
BRISTOL TAXPAYERS NOTICE

The undersigned will receive taxes
for the Town of Bristol for the year
1909 at Walker Prairie Creamery, on
Friday, January p, 1910.
At Pikeville Creamery, on Tuesday,
January 25, 1910. All other days at
my office in the Village of Bristol.
w3s F. R. Lavey, Town Treasurer.
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Yhe aInnnfa 1 i&a

Few gazpsot hsw EnutterEsts' atEs@
The world sn6 IT'S sU5endoE havs been
aba 10 t0rE my mind sld6y HsrTIngs
Gnd Dotatoe@--s clear woocGD chair,
anG wooden spoon to cat nrfga soup
wtEh--<has would make ns skip like s.
child, for tcy. and tnis- without the
slightest trace Of sxaggsratton.-Essg
Q istksr Of ;snny Ind.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06

When I was yo1nsstar I wantsse
10 be n pirate and sell ths ses and
make men trsmbio vher. | spoke !"
We'll, you do trasss gone" Yes;
bst instead Of mating anybo6y trem-
be I'm thankful for q S1ad rcre fron
o cux&oma ofaoAe"
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nsusse plano sspes.

d piano stool tkak VIII eeounms-
date bat enc psrzon u0Asr ordinary
circumseencsz. but which contains
leaves which On be sppasd % hold
two 70 play duets. has 5eaA aasentad
hya uAzsagoana
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06

The annual meeting and election of
officers of the Kenosha Chapter of
Daughters of the American Revolution
will be held at the residence of Mrs.
". W Strong, 80 Durkee avenue on
'',-;dov January 7th at $50 o'clock.
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State of Wisconsin,
County of Kenosha. %

State of Wisconsin, 80
County of Kenosha, 80
Notice is hereby given that so much
of each parcel of land, city or village
lot described in the following list, as
may be necessary for that purpose will
on the second Tuesday, being the 9Th
day of February A. D. 1910, and next
succeeding days, thereafter, be sold by
the undersigned County Treasurer, Or
his deputy, of said county, at public
auction at the office Of the County
Clerk, Court House, in the City of Ke-
nosha, said county and state, at 10
o. clock A. NJ, for the delinquent taxes
of 1908, as returned to me by the
treasurer of the several Towns and
the City of Kenosha according to law.
Given under my hand at my office
in the City of Kenosha, this Bird day
of January, 1910.
F. A Marx,
County Treasurer.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot 112, ne or sec
/, /, 20. Amount $162.89.
Dowie Gaastra--Lot 113, ne or sec
/, { /, r %. Amount $57.52.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot la, ne or sec
], t /, %. Amount $65.68.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot lis, ne or sec
/, t l, %. Amount $65.68.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot 116, ne or sec
i, t /, %. Amount $65.68.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot III, ne or sec
1, t /, %. Amount $52.45.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot 118, ne or sec
j, t i, r %. Amount $52.45.
DoWie Gaastra-Lot 119, ne or sec
i, t /, r o. Amount 1882.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot 1913, ne or sec
4, t /, %. Amount $1,000.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot 126, ne Or sec
Il, t /, r %. Amount $685..
Dowie Gaastra-Lot 127, ne or sec
4, t /, r %. Amount $52.45.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot 135, ne or sec
4, t /, o. Amount SCOOP.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot 131, ne Or sec
II, t 1, r %. Amount $65.6S.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot 1872, ne Or sec
a, t ], r %. Amount $65.68.
Dowie Gaastra-Lot 1913, ne or sec
Il, t /, r %. Amount $65.68.
Dowie Gaastra--Lot 134, ne or sec
/, /, %. Amount s65.68. w39
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The annual oyster dinner of the
Bristol and Paris Society will be sery-
ed at A. Gulick S home on Thursday,
January 20. dw37
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06

/ have some good singing birds left.
w. j. Dickhaut. sj8
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06

R. n. Kimball was Chicago visitor.
Tuesday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06

The social held at the home of
Richard Price on New Years Eve was
well attended and all report splen-
did time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-07
TESTIMONIAL.

SEATTLE. WASH. APRIL 80.
1910.
ABOUT YEARS AGO | CON-
TRAcTED A SEVERE COLD
WHILE COMING FROM TACOMA
TO SEATTLE ON A NIGHT
BOAT. WHICH DEVELOPED
INTO THE GRIPPE AND BRoN-
CHITIs. 1T KEPT GETTING
WORSE. AND ALL THE MEDI-
CINE | WHICH WAS
EVERY KIND THAT WAS
RECOMMENDED TO ME-DID
ME BUT LITTLE GOOD. If ANY.
ABOUT II MONTHS AGO
TWO OF THE MOST PRoMI-
NENT PHYSICIANS IN THE
CITY OF SEATTLE. AFTER Elk
AIMING MY LUNGS. TOLD ME
THAT l WAS IN THE FIRST
STAGE OF CONSUMPTION AND
ADVISED ME TO IMMEDIATELY
GO TO A HIGHER AND DRIER
CLIMATE. UNABLE TO FOL-
LOW THEIR DIRECTIONS. I
KEPT TRYING EVERYTHING,
WITH NO SUCCESS. UNTIL
ABOUT NINE WEEKS AGO /
BEGAN THE TREATMENT OF
INHALING THE FUMES OF
LIQUID SULPHUR AND. TO
MY GREAT SURPRISE, BEGAN
ALMOST IMMEDIATELY TO I'M.
PROVE. APPETITE GETTING
BETTER. SLEEPING BETTER
AT NIGHTS. COUGH LETTING
UP AND RAISING DIMINISHED.
UNTIL AT THE PRESENT
TIME l HAVE ALMOST CEASED
COUGHING AND SPLITTING.
GAINING NINE POUNDS IN
WEIGHT. AND FEEL THAT
AM ON THE ROAD TO HEALTH
ONCE MORE.
| kSlbheul u. ~. ANbfho,
WEST SEATTLE"
This is the second case OF tuber-
oulosis treated by this method. and
while II seems almost a miracle to
us. and we refrain from making
any statement OF quackery ma
ture. yet Il DOES look as though
the inhalation of the fumes Of this
boiled, supersaturated solution of
sulphur will destroy the germ OF
consumption.
COREY LIQUID SULPHUR CO,
3It LIBERTY BUILDING,
SEATTLE. WASH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-07
H. A. SCHROEDER
315 BOSTON
BLOCK
1nok TlIEaE ONER.

LOOK THESE ONfsh.
t-raem medssn hanEaie~. hs@asiiei
wie~ csrnev tsss3. Asaison FaFk Aaai-
tiaa. / bleek fFarn ear. npw rsnssa f9f
dewn. balance 70 sutt This h q b~ausr
Evaxythtns paid r. fsil.
s.toon bunsnfos. sane addition. nas
rsntad Cor fsf So steady fsnant' ntsee
sane terms, VIII take xpca vacant los
az part payment on slthsr sss 81 these
BEACON HILL
s-toom costaxa. p4ntsy. tatlet. eernsr
s8aas. blocks from Haacen ftiIi ear.
blocks from seheoi; wster ard sewer
10 ard paid IN fuil lstckneHs causes
e~ner 10 leave fer California Bisssss
anap on tbs hili. tl.ios take. this. tsqe
doWn. balance % suit Y~a Al per cent
f-roorn cottage. larws pantry water IN {.
beautiful sfrw o. lake. ulua lava. flow
ses woodshad chichsn coop. htils
tseo down. balanc. Ike rent
a.roosn cottage. completely Furnished.
corner ies ssnfsf. IS bearing fruit trees
ali ssedee IN Lawn. ehieaen coop wood
she'd. corta soods tiss99s $500 down
$50 month
Groom modern esttags. West Seattle,
4 block from California av.s b~astiful
TisW lot sssfts. $3.50. see down. ball
anra 10 suit
zee us bafors yss buy sisewhsro We
have whsf You are looking for. and the
L. y. JENSEN & CO.
eau sanaay ct ssss 18Th Av. So
Beacon Hlil car
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PUGET LAND COMPANY

MAIN oRFtcE ns-tts WHITE MIRO.
nnANCu orvtcE.
MrH ASD aRENNwooD Av.

~-~-~~----~~~~~.~4@s~s-- @eN~~re~-~~~~~-~
ts~ssis fsur fnpaeg in.iis 81 manths
s.r s asras-s ans s = s.s ia , -
fresa S@~s aairaie. = tFen the ns~ siea-
VS. ars~sF gsams- = from sha nsw Msi'
seakse failFesd. nsW batidtnm -
- heases sakxy she'd. ~saaehssA psrk
nncp. cgw~h thfeuan s4nd Wafsr in
kitehTa. And garden 20 fruis tTess.
heFpss Z ca~s shiekvas hoxxy. ssxva.
ntow, araE. stumsp puiisr. inrub2tay and
Shredder sves ttse seesa 81 shsnEfs colts
already raR. fafnssura ana tansR4s fss4
81 ite. tf.s2q cash. nox ~. saa4aafsais.
% ~tsh ~ sunday and sas ths tsautf.
faf farms - arr selling Al granise Fssis
an ts4nta - tts eanh o. peg ftanth
These farms ii~ az tA@ hanka ~ the
:, sssz,afas s.illAeuAssasa. fssa ssrsfsiaa
ola nAsAoN A CO..
stt-sis-sts-sty Ssw Tars Btaek.
4 Goop hrf-sg LAND.
lad N-w. aassn s~~v.d- tamt i whT
VIII sro~ anz ara % svsla. s-sgsshis
s.sg,er e-s.s : esahtrT ia : Sesss
81 ifswnrv MIRO snp AND u~fo~
RRNK noMEsTEAn s-BMIrfsm
COLUMBIA
Can ipsAts foa 10 tee arF~s ftne axgt.
rnitaraf lad. n~as Railroad. water ard
tislanss ttse teeNtias aasi transport staan.
FoAhEsT 5oNEst IocATuRa
Reem re- iaf s~eas.a Az q. Ser rv.i.r
rita nEsY 8 ~ is-AcRT pRoPusf
~ PsuitFy, Sc an sess TNrse fail-
rosas Call o. urlse fas description @na
aasy h@vfne sfan
nEsaEnT = rrrKR ass r-s.rv nlax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-07
wEsr SEATTLE aeAL ESTATE.
wARDALL PARK SACRIFICED.
WEST SEATTLE HOME SITES,
Sls5 90.

PACED WITH THE NEcEs-
sTTY OF RAISING $4,000 BY
JUNE 1sT. | WILL OFFER FOR
TEN DAYS ONLY. YOUR CHOICE
OF ANY UNSOLD LOT IN
BLOCKS 2. 8. 7 AND 3. WARDALL
PARK ADD'N TO WEST SEAT.
TILE. FOR f1sa.00. ON TERMS
ACTUALLY LESS THAN ACRE.
AGE PRICE. THIS ADDITION
rs BETWEEN WEST ANDOVER
AND WEST DAKOTA STREETS.
900 FEET WEST OF CALIFOR.
MA AVE. oNEFouRTH MILE
NORTHWEST OF JUNCTION.
IDEAL PLACE FOR CAMPING
DURING SUMMER OR UNTIL
CAN BUILD. WATER PIPED To
EVERY BLOCK you DEAL
WITH OWNER NO COMMITS.
sIONS TO PAY. THIS OFFER
GOOD FROM MAY 7TH TO nth
INC TAKE WEST SEATTLE.
FAUNTI.EROY OR ALkI CARS
OR FERRY. WILL MEET ALL
CARS SUNDAYS AT GENESEE
STREET. MAKE APPOINT.
MENTs ny PHONE. NJ 1906;
l. 1861. OR GAIL AT Sal n. Y.
BLK.
NORMAN NJ. WARDAII.
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LOTS
PROVIDENCE Provides
FOR THE pnOVfDENr.
WHY PAY REMIT

WHY fAl HIN
we have four g. and s-fnom
cottages, we'll constructed, concrete base
fuanfa. baamsd ceiling, fireplace, mod
ara plumbing. walls United. shades e
windows. piped for laundry tray ana
fttrnare. Y block 20 Fhlnney ave. car
north Of park These cottages are sight
~ ard IN good location fronting South
we can make extremely libsfsi terms On
them and as ~ style ana price, they are
inat right You had better call AS ~
and talk THIS matter over. and We fsei
sure IN you Will lock these over you VIII
- TIIF NAFTzGER REALTY CO.
North ez1 or North e1z. tias Fremont Az
lot s1sie0. half block from oreen~ood
Az. 81, 500. cash ia59. 1900 per month
lot fsxf9T. on Greenwood av.s near ufe
station. a snap at ti.foo. cash $50 easy
terms -.
only 1850. t25o cash, easy terms.
Ffve-room bungalow. cement founda-
ton. Price 5000. cash 1850. baianes
as per month. 49, ..,a
Four-rOom bungalow. $1,000, cash Slb9'
balance $1,000 per month.
Dandy four-room cottage, lot gsNip1,
facing south. one block from Phinnsy
Az car. Price tI,too. cash tise, balance
WV III Il ALLISON.
sl0 n. list ~.
n a0sf. Phlnney Az. car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-07

DANDY PLACE FOR cucKKNH
IogHIe0 lot fins lawn. berries. with
cszy bungalow. has shades and curtains.
ffreplafe electric lights. city water. large
gerAnda. Has splendid workshop ~
laying hens some Rhode Island heds'
also has Fiio system IN chicken coopf
Everything goes for f2,fe9. fseo % t5ge
cash. balance fts.9e per month. fh0ne
Ballard 1885,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-07

We ntiil have a few lots Ion In Green
wood Avenue Addition at the above price
40 down and Is monthly. PUGET
LAND co, fis-fts white BldE.
fla0 oaah-Nen, modern homE, con
arefa basement Furnaces. ffNplaee.
beamsd ceilings. bookcase and seat. pan
neled dining room. tinted and papefedi
WINDOW shades Phinney car. Zine view
t1I0e. owner. Green 7ie or North 1863
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tks

$3.50.
Suburban home location, containing
exaffiy half acre, located Just north o.
the city limits IL already sfaked into
large lots Terms are one-tsnth cash.
balance 10 suit you Why not cut out
tha rent and spend the aufnnar within
wafkinr distance u = good car ftDaI
Ole HANSON \ co.
gft.sis-gfe.gf7 New York Block
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gAsns AND kCHEAoE-tconta.l
FREE
We PAY THE FARE


In -, 40 .xpsass. sram s~sssls
.. g. ssa ratarn 90 A@ndes. MA1 !.
= !. s.sIFea zstrahsf - a4s&se ~ -
-. \. zseA Lard Al ths Ft&At
II ~ srs ssrrd ~ te@Atae - .s
v<s-~s i ssxsrxE ssrses isf xAi -. - !.
- "A tza9 ertesd az isaH tata -
-sS.a ws AVE - merh fAsth n 80
~s.--..ssiar th4f - AZ saiitn2 - -
sezr -xp@nssa shaf6eF Fa1 b0f ~ A
80 .rsfs - ehaas - reNAfa.zx -
rsnxzmsuss fac Sunday Ma -.
ssss..s,.aa shss = shselus@ly on ths
s1<s Ana #fshln fhs u4Aas = - 49,
- A. afsel apvaT4aHtfY TOR tne -
Ssr.nx m1n LEx u SHOW f0t ~
- ss.sY 81 lsxxe4 eff san4 - Neet~rs
wxhznzssn; sAs best. rssAsdas-e -
fx9I Ys51 nhr ghls hna has inTrens@ss
s. - x~ns N ssine n go year an1 Sny
= 1z<<rweh1n nss tuiiafnx Wit a1uhfs
x~rpa1 nxIeex IN skeFs tsns
f.kT II SHOW rCu th~ results ~ ths
x1se az e4hs9s xha have eausha lAn4
m2atxI xaA TNsr ~nersy wftl accomplish
ts<4rts f4ur lndsrensl<cns.
iET - TEIf. voc aboas eedF ~
AE<>4 I'll lan& nat - the aQaat q AHf
~ f@r<tzhies. fEuIta. berrfes- arst -
1T. p<oaaee " at kimas thss wtli 9Fse
tTM 14tZ41H4 ana tH84 = t,47"f -
peeArr snd 1Airy psxraxnass tamd tnAf =
mU = sz<xf. kxs $3.50 - soii. water -
y II f4~< taess@d "a s4llraaf 1nd asar
rsa6 NSxtxfs
Int Us sHUw rot shs state Essp~rt-
meae43 Farm aaw baimx pisnRs6 - :
,rrf = so fsr1 zsf the kinf - autI ~
sxs4f<s s><~xx fas x1reesafsf faFNu1Hs
H8Xf EXPERIMENT. THE STATE
HAS p0<E THAT FOR rpT
f<frr Sc par Acre. % pef sore caen
~ sar >w szse pr menth -. - ana
8esEs ffAets
Pres s<~s In ~z<s ~ aeash. rerc ss-
lNz@1pa " fizao Ia sNem ~ NtrkHsHa
exif ~ Nrits faF Illustrated saepoaief
~ ~ ~ Tail Fam inaru atguf fhiH taad
= WA - 70 Eiseo. aaeAorninh esgasy /.
= - snes 4 - y8B-
MwOOD LUMBER q TIMBER
COMPANY.
nxfx sIes Tu HESRr BLDo
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IRONDALF- THE sTEFL CITY.

IRoNDALE, TIE STEEL CITY.
Cheap lots In frendal@. near Apore
~ ~ lots. tarteo each, IN the Hom-
unFrViiia addition. cheap Tor cash Afr"
tracts ~ miles from ths steel rlsHt.
with water mains on tho plat. f3It 90
per acre. easy terms
schools and churches. on proposed cleo
trio railway connecting fF1ndale. hadiprk
AMI Pert Tow nafud Price td4 % up OF
wpf trade fdr seattle real estate
"a MA ROONEY. Fslt BLOCK. Haliefd
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NFtffhI.
esraam house furnished corner lgt SaH
zoe. ffseo. sany terms. 1ei North eist
rhinnsy car
Far rafe ~ ounrf-rh rse room med
Wrist IS n W Rsa zaf
efosm hosso. Furnished cafnsf lot 90
aloe 81 500 EASY terms T9t North 61Ht
81 Fninneg rar
Rspiusi caiiysr set Lar nniidins
deals ln city property farms and tlsn-
her iaads f.ist yasf property with hisn
ace CASH
and rean bauEaiaNH MOUNTAIN
VIEW. Green take, ti.ege Terms ike
rent OWnsF, fts y Tsth y lad seei
tafEs lsysa traff vita fxs.sousa houss
On fntsruftsn. ain miles from city for
81 zee tieo rash. balances fis per meath
See ms a. room .. Times nias This IL
bargain
WHY PAY REMIT
Three reefa house. seriee let cisarsd
snd fenced en- street. car line must 10
said 81 onrs. t1tes f1t cash ard - e
manth. inquire room !. rifnes bldE
tAfs
We ash have fee lots left IN ursen-
wead AFease Addition a. the above pgtcn
SO fasn and 6 menihiT PUGET
LAND CO uh.tis waite hiaE
for aals-gAmp cottage cheap. nesr
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Howard place sass
House ana fhfns large lats for tisea
tst duwns balance fta per aonth ace
e@neF. roam > Times nidE
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VACANT LOTS

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For shie--Lot t0xizo. three-room pias-
tered. with basement. right In Fremont.
Al 500. $500 rash. balance per cant.
can b1k NJ sDth st.. one block west Of
VI r bay school J. w, Green. sts
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Dr. N NJ Cook-piseases women and
children. throat and catarrh. New meth
cd as years practice sss Arcade Anns1
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$3.50

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lsksa. o9l awuer - u8w nFtrs ~ 81 tsrs
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