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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23
$4,000

$4,000
20 acres all cleared, good buildings
and good orchard.
$4,000
20 acres all cleared, best of soil,
small house, running water, located
on good road near Lynden, Terms.
$4,000
20 acres river bottom, acres clear
ed, balance slashed and burned, new
broom house, Terms.
$500
20 acres. all cleared, II acres river
bottom, balance upland, good build
ing place, new bss'n so so feet, ID
Gated on good road near Lynden. Their
is absolutely no better small ranch In
this county.
S25OO
20 acres finest river bolt m, =
acres cleared, balance slashed and
seeded.
S25OO
25 acres on good road near Lynden,
1O-room house and small barn, an eX-
cellent chicken and fruit ranch.
S25OO
rs acres neor town, running water,
6 acres cleared, balance pasture.
$4,000
25s acres near Lynden on god gra-
veled road, all cleared and UNDER
drained. Terms.
$4,000
25 acres river bottom, suitable to
cut up into small tracts at about $500
per acre, we'll located near Lynden,
good buildings and good orchard.
Terms.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23
$4,000

$4,000
100 acres best soil, Is acres cleared,
balance easily cleared, large barn and
7-room house, bearing ofcharu
terms.
16O acres, 145 acres river bottom,
balance good quality of up land, ~
acres cleared, fair buildings. bearing
orchard, SO acres slashed 2 miles
from town.
$4,000
100 acres with improvements that
cost more than $4,000, best black
muck soil, 20 acres cleared, may be
sub-divided. Terms.
? ? ?
100 acres of the very best of the
Lynden hay and grain flats, lao acres
cleared, has good improvements, and
is offered at a bargain, may be sub
divided, ask us for terms.
$4,000
49, acres best silt loan, 10 acres
cleared, balance slashed and seeded,
$500 cords of single bolts. 5000 feet
cedar poles, one million feet fir tim
Der, t;-r. az hn' alb harm and out
buildings. 500 fruit bearing trees
Terms.
$4,000
gao acres muck land. about 2-3 clear
ed ta,aire pasture, s,Od house ana
\ &c barn, n,chcrd. 'n,h,ng water, al
excellent stock rdlCh
$4,000
22O acres god soil, 100 acres clear
ed, good buildings and orchard may
| be sub-divided.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23

$4,000
65 acres 5 acres cleared, pa'ahce
slashed and seeded, 3 houses ana gooo
orchard, well located. Terms.
$4,000
&C acres best river bottom, Az acres
cleared. balance good pasture, Z
no m house, barn 20 80 feet, Terms.
$1,000
so acres in Delta neighborhood, goou
soil. large quantity OF cedar bolts
and poles.
$1,000
so acres. 6 acres cleared, Is acres
slashed and seeded, good soil.
S24OO
so acres logged-off cedar bench land
RUNNING water, terms to s'St.
$4,000
90 acres. so acres beaver dam marsh
balance good upland, small house and
small clearing 20 acres slashed and
seeded, 1000 cords CT cedar bolts.
$4,000
so acres II acres cleared. Very
easy terms.
$4,000
so acres muck land, and located on
good rad, easily cleared.
$4,000
so acres principally cedar land, IL
acres cleared and ditched, 100000 feet
fir timber.
$4,000
so acres all cleared, all good soil,
one half mile from Broom school and
4 miles from Lynden, easy terms.
S125OO
so acres all cleared, good improve
ments, best silt loan soil.
S135OO
so acres all cleared, excellent soil,
large new barn, small house. Terms.
$4,000
8 acres best silt loan soil, all
cleared, cd buildings, and orchard,
running water, well located.
$4,000
so acres all river bottom, small
house and large barn, 40 acres clear
ed
$4,000
80 acres river bottom, 80 acres
cleared 25 acres easily cleared, balance
slashed, Groom house, barn GA rs
feet, good orchard.
$1,000
so acres, IS acres river bottom, bal
ance cedar bench, good buildings, good
richard, so acres cleared, small cash
payment, long time at per cent on
balance.
$4,000
ITO acres river bottom, IS acres clear
ed, balance easily cleared, two sets of
buildings, $4,000 worth of personal
property with this place, an excellent
stock and dairy ranch, may be sub
divided.
1875 acres, 80 acres cleared, G ,od
house, barn and orchard.
$4,000
1875 acres, half marsh land, balance
cedar bench, old buildings and good
family orchard, IL acres cleared, one
of the best ranches in the county
Terms
$1,000
1876 acres, 35 acres cleared, located
on good road, S-room house, barn 60
60 feet, good orchard, an excellent
stock ranch. $4,000 cash, long time at
Z per cent on balance.
$500
100 cedar bench land, logged off,
we'll located, easy terms.
$4,000
100 acres logged off land, on good
read, may be sub-divided, terms to
suit the purchaser.
$1,000
100 acres silt loan soil, 40 acres
cleared, 40 acres slashed and seeded,
and orchard, 3 million feet
fir timber, and personal property, in
cows, 3 horses and 30 Sheep
terms.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23
A BARGAIN IN
| RIVER BOTTOM
(See Front PAGE Pictu,

The Davis Ranch, half way
between Lynden and Everson.
7 room house, So X go foot
barn, buildings cost $4,000. On
good county road, telephone.
cream route, daily mail. R. w.
Green recently bought this at
a bargain. Will sell through us at
a bargain and on easy terms.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23

$1,000
40 acres on the BlaineLynden road,
good soil, small clearing.
$4,000
40 acres, good soil on good gravel
ed road, acres cleared, small house
and large barn.
$4,000
40 acres On< Blaine-Lynden road
good Groom house, barn, and orchard,
small clearing.
$4,000
40 acres mostly river bottom, small
house and barn, and about II acres
cleared, 2 miles from Lynden.
$500
40 acres 10 acres cleared balance
pasture and easily cleared, we'll locat-
ed on main road.
$500
40 acres miles west ofLynden, 10
acres cleared, good house nd barn.
$4,000
40 acres, % acres best silt am and
cleared, balance in pasture, new barn
80 SO feet, good young orchard.
40 acres 20 acres cleared, god g.
room house. large barn go ID family Or
chard, $500 cash, balance long time
$4,000 .~-s
40 acres Custer loan, is acres clear
ed, u mile from r. r. station, large
S-room house and barn 40 As feet,
with the following personal property:
Span of mares, 5 and 8 years old, 2
sucking colts, harness and wagon, 3
COWS, 200 chickens, etc, $4,000 cash
balance per cent.
$1,000
40 acres, 5 acres river bottom. bal
ance up land, 20 acres cleared 70
acres slashed and seeded, good build
ings.
$500
40 acres river bottom, 10 acres cats,
2 acres potatoes, balance slashed and
seeded, small buildings, terms $4,000
cash, balance at per cent.
$500
40 acres best clay soil, 80 acres
cleared, balance good pasture, we'll To-
Gated.
$4,000
40 acres, 80 acres cleared, balance
can be cleared at $40 per acre, fair
and orchard.
$4,000
40 acres good soil, all cleared, near
school house.
$500
40 acres river bolt IN, 20 acres clear
ed, acres slashed, broom house, BARI
80 80, good orchard.
$500
so acres cedar bench, Is acres clear
ed, small house and barn, good Or
chard.
$4,000
80 acres river bottom, acres clear
ed, balance pasture, small house and
large barn.
S1O5OO
"a acres river bottom best soil,
nearly all cleared, first class house
and barn, orchard.
$4,000
GO acres, 5 miles from LINDEN. On
good road, good soil, about half slash
ed and seeded.
$500
60 acres cedar bench land 80 acres
balance pasture, new S-room
house, and new barn. large bearing
orchard.
$4,000
60 acres excellent soil, 9h miles
from Lynden, good house, barn and
orchard. Good we'll and running water
As acres cleared, balance good pasture,
this is fine stock ranch. Terms.
$4,000
60 acres river bottom, acres clear
ed Is acres slashed, 4-room house,
barn 90 30 feet, good young or
chard, Terms.
$4,000
60 acres river bottom. as acres clear
ed. balance slashed. well located.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23
TOWN LOTS

$1,000
room house and two lots on Gro
yer street.
$4,000
room house and acres. Barn and
,lenty of fruit.
$1,000
9 room house and 1 entire block on
Stk street.
$4,000
Z room house and ~ block on Ed
ison street.
$4,000
6 room house and 5 lots on West
Main street. Barn; variety of fruit.
$4,000
S-rCom house and lot On Front st
$500
room house and two lots on Lib
erty street.
$500
IL room house and 21a lots on
Front street.
S17OO
room house and lots on Groy err
street.
S17OO
Z rom house and two lots on Gro
yer street.
$1,000
House, barn, and acres in fruit
$1,000
3 room house and two lots on Front
street.
$500
House and full block on Front St..
$500
room house, new, lots on Grover
street.
$500
House and lot on Liberty street.
$500
6-room house and lots on Liberty
street.
S115O
room house and lots.
S11OO
room house and small tract.
S11OO
room house and l acre tract. Just
off Front street.
S11OO
House and two lots On Edison St.
S11OO
room house and ~ lots on Front
street.
-S1O5O
room house and ~ lots on Front
street.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23
ACREAGE

$1,000
3 acre tract, good house and Darn.
Aacres in strawberries 100000 In cash
will handle this property, balance on
long time.
!. acre fruit and chickcn ranch,
house. barn, out buildings and or
chard.
S125O
acres good soil, 4 acres cleared,
4-room house with cement foundation
and cement cellar, basement barn
and chicken house, good young Or
chard just coming into bearing. ber-
ries, ETC., one half mile from Lynden
high school. Terms.
$3.50
S acres all cleared, close to Lyn-
den, a good buy.
S14OO
acres river bottom, about half
cleared, we'll located near Lynden.
$500
5 acres river bottom, small house
and orchard.
S25OO
6 acres All cleared. 4 acres river bot
tenn. balance upland. excellent build
S25OO
6 acres, acres cleared, balance pas
ture, running water, good 7-room
house and small barn, good young Or
chard, adjoining LINDEN.
S21OO
IN acres river bottom, about half
cleared, we'll located near Lynden.
$4,000
8 acre river bottom pasture adjoin-
ing Lynden.
9 acres bench land, we'll located.
$1,000
10 acres we'll located, one halt
mile from Lynden, running water, 2
acres cleared, balance slashed and
seeded.
$500
10 acres one mile from town on
main road, large 10-room house and
barn 80 30 feet. Terms.
S21OO
10 acres near Lynden on good road,
best soil, all cleared.
$4,000
10 acres, 4 acres cleared, new 10
room house, and good barn, running
water, this will make an ideal chick
en- and fruit ranch.
$4,000
10 acres river bottom, all cleared
and planted to fruit and berries, one
of the best berry ranches in the cOun-
ty large 10-room house and barn,
improvements are worth the money
asked for the place.
$500
IA acres adjoining town, good 10
room house and large orchard.
$1,000
Is acres, 6 acres cleared. balance
slashed and seeded, small house, barn
and orchard, good soil.
$4,000
Is acres river bottom, small house
and barn, acres cleared, acres
slashed.
S325O
Is acres Z acres cleared, balance pas.
ture, excellent soil and location, good
Groom house, barn and orchard of 100
bearing trees, u acre of Strawberries,
with the following personal property:
horse, 3 cows, hogs, harness, and
small tools.
$500
16 acres good soil, acres cleared,
small house, terms.
$4,000
IL acres, all river bottom, N clear
ed, good buildings.
5000
20 acres logged off bench land.
small clearing.
$500
20 acres silt loan soil, large uuan
tity of fir apd cedar piling.
$1,000
20 acres cedar bench, good pasture,
$1,000
20 acres. small clearing and A.
room house, near school.
$4,000
20 acres, all cleared, small house
and large barn. good soil.
$4,000
20 acres cedar bench land, acres
cleared, room house, and small barn,
good orchard.
$500
20 acres best silt loan soil, all clear
ed. well located near Lynden.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23
LYNDEN THE BEAUTIFUL

LINDEN is town Of about 1900 peo-
pie. 1t is located in the center of the
No. ksack Valley, and is the logical
and actual trading center CT the val
ley. 1t has no saloons. and no gamb-
ling joints. 1t has five churches and
a splendid high school from which
students go directly into the state
universities. 1t is one Of the prettiest
if not the prettiest town In the whole
country. Snow capped peaks may be
seen in the distance in three direc-
tions. Just Eelow the edge lf town
flows the Nooksack river. North, East
South and West are section after sec
ton of fertile lands, many of which
are n under cultivation. 1t is locat-
ed OH the b. b. & b. G. railroad, and
is 16 miles north IF Bellingham.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23

S1O5O
5 room house and two is on Lib
elty street.
S1O5O
room house and lots near depot.
S1O5O
room house and lots IN Front
street.
room house annd l lot on Front
street.
$1,000
room house and 2 lots on Grover
street.
$1,000
4 room house and lots on Liberty
street.
$1,000
S room house and lot on Grover
street.
$1,000
6 room house and lot on Liberty
street.
$1,000
room house and Z lots on Edison
street.
$1,000
5 room house and lots on Grover
street.
$500
6 room house and lots In Haw-
ley's addition.
$500
room house and lats on Grover
street.
5000
q
street.
$3.50,
House and lots on Edison
Street.
$500
room house and lot on Front
street.
500
room house and lot on Grover
street.
500
pot.
500
room house and lots on West
Main street.
addition.
OOVO
Small house and lots on Grover
street.
5000
3 room house and lots on Grover
street.
4 room house and ~ lots on Front
street.
$500
room house and let on Edison
street.
3 room house and lot OIL Liberty
street.
$3.50
House and 2 lots on Front street.
&45O
let's on Front street.
$3.50
2 tracts in Beckes and Stuart's ad-
dition.
room house and 2 lots en- Grover
street.
$500
Its on Edison street.
$500
5 lots in McCarty and Judson's ad-
dition.
$50
lots On Grover street.
$3.50
lots In Hawleys addition.
$3.50
IL lots in north part Of town.
$3.50
Tract on Front street.
$500
lots on Front street.
1 lot on Liberty street.
$500
IL Its on Grover street.
$500
lots on Front street.
S21O
z lots on Liberty street.
5000
lot on Grover street.
5000
lots on Edison>street
lots In McCarty and Judson's ad-
dition.
$3.50
lots on Grover street.
$3.50
Let on West Main street.
$3.50
lots on Front street,
dition. 'uu'on az
81O5
lots on Grover street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-25
BRING SEED 10
 PINE BLUFF
tso Tons of Co;ton Seed Being hoaa' ed at Cummin>' Stat" Farm TOT
 Pine BIuii.

The last of the cotton seed rom IHe \rkansas State Farm, is being loaded on boat at Cummings Landln@' on The farm. for shipment to Plne Bluff There vii be about 110 tons of tbe seed to be taken off, making ahout 30o.O0o tons sold during the year.
 There is still some cotton on th2 farm, but it is ginned and balea, awaiting a sale. The state has sold 1014 bales, and has 12i on hand. The state has been offered II cents for this cotton, but refused it, knowing the price should be much better, even in spite of the staple being ratn- CT short as it is the last picking and contains the odds and ends Of the crop. Superin iendent Pitcock, who has just returned from the farm, says there has been so much rain and snow the 200 negroes on the farm could not blow, so have been clear ing land.
 While the farm is very wet at the present time he believes the ditch ing sufficient to carry away all tht sipe water this year without having the crop damaged from that source.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-25
NEW BANK OFFICE
 FOR SHERIDAN

Sheridan. Jan. 233.-The Grant County Bank purchased of 'Dr. J. L. Butler, the building now occupied by the Toler-McDonald Drug Company. The bank owns building of the court square, and gave it and S2,500 for the Butler building. There is some talk of a new bank here soon. as another bank is necessary to do the business. The Grant County Bank, since it's organization in 1903, has done a good business, and always paid to her stockholders, handsome dividends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-25
BURDENS LIFTED
rrom Pine Bluff Baeks-Rcliri Prove"
 hy Lapse oi Time.

p,clxache is a heavy burden;
 Nervousness wears one out
 Rheumatic pain urinary ills;
 All are kidney burdens
 Daily effects of kidney weakness
 Hnuee to curc the symptoms,
 Relief is but temporary if the cause remains.
 Cure inc kidneys and you cure the cause.
 Relief comes quickly y-comes to stay
 Deans Kidney Pills cure kidney ills,
 Prove it by your neighbours case
 Here's Pine Bluff testimony
 The story of permanent cure
 R. D. McGaughy, TOP w. Third Ave, Pine Bluff, Ark, says: For over two years intense pains in the small oi my hack kept me in misery. The pass ages of the kidney secretlohs were at times irregular and added to my dls- comfort. Four boxes of Doan kld- ney Pills, procured from the Mann Tankersley Drug Co.,, effected cure that has since remained permanent. l have recommended Doan's Kidney Pills on many occasions, during the past three years and they have always brouebt the best of results to those who have used them.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 'o cents. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo New York. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan san take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-25

Jack even 10 the watch, being asleep. We soon had him swimming for the shore. We let the others wake up swimming too, tossing them oNcf- board one after the other, and the slJippcr gave a crack over the head with my revolver, to put hun out of business We were success ful. without a scratch, but when we were in possession of the old tub We did not know what to do with her Jackson knew something about run ming an engine, so he fired tip anu 1 was assigned the job of steering Jo French Keys. The bark carried one
 i-pounder and Il 6-pounder. We started off and after running arounP belnlessly for some time, headed for the Keys about day-break. The Uni ted States Nashville was in the ha"- Dor and put shell across our DOW.
 At least that is what the captain said he had done, but l never saw It, seeing only a puff of smoke across the side of the gunbOat. The next time the white cloud arose on the American flagship the shell sailed through the rigging of our gallant galley. Stopping was something had not figured upon, and l headed for the beach, determined to stop the hull someway, even if we had to lose her The Americans boarded our ves- sel when Jackson came running up to see what was the matter and shut the steam off stopping her. The cap tain was about to put Us in irons be- cause We talked queer to him, for he did not think two men capable of taking warship under any condi- tions.
 He could not keep from laughing, but finally we became as soldieriy and diplomatic as we could and he asked us why we were flying no flag. That was the first time we had thought of such thing as a flag. We told him We were insurgents and had no flag. He told Us We could not run a man of war without it and we put up white flag. He then let us go and We hit the Keys all right. There
 we took on ten other white men and 150 natives When we got off Pueblo
 Barros. the negroes went one way
 to fight, and the 12 white men charg-
 ed the walls of the fortification
 Those niggers never waited to sec
 how many was coming when we be.
 gan to shoot from the top of the wall
 but kept right on going, leaving us 1,500 rounds of arms. We thel marched to Guatemala City, wher for a few days we were the cocks 0 the walk. We overthrew the govern I ment and what we said was law, bu within two weeks we were out again } with 2 price on our heads, and } had to leave We never received on : cent of that S500,000 bait which wa v handed out to us With us gon e t"ere is someone to take our place : though, for the three nations do PC = wsnt the Central American republic e to hn at peace, and this teapot war '1 fare will continue. The armies ar - as big jokes as they were ever df " N'o+a' ara even much more so. Ther .oal1v a dozen generals to the on . nrivote That is what makes th . = 90 easy. Old Zelaya, down e 10 was the strongest of thel n all. He had the right idea Of cn" h. '*r'ro the little republics. He "; If - ~Nnotirg down white me 'd though, and is about the only ru'' " '~ C~"trn' America who would hal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-25

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-25
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-29

soldiers indeed. What they have done
lately in Thibet and in dealing with
some extremely formidable insurrect
ions at home looks like it.
And then the matter Of numbers is
a grave consideration. AS compared
with the beers 100000 or so in South
Africa, the Chinese could throw 1,00O,-
900 fighting men into India without
missing them at home. Englands
troops will have to be transported to
the field of action by sea. The Chi
nese can get there overland.
Thibet is perhaps the most difficult
country, geographically, in the world
for military campaign. To wage one
effectively there the British would
have to put an enormous army into
the field. 1t would be as difficult and
expensive an undertaking. indeed, as
to inject an invading force on Indian
soil"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-03-29

precedent for such a requirement ex-
lists in the case Of the admission of
Colorado.
Striking features of the senate bill
are the restrictions thrown about the
disposition of public lands and the
disposition Of 100000 acres to each
territory for the payment of county
railroad bonds already validated by
congress. The house bill appropriate
ed 100000 acres to each territory and
contemplates the payment of all bonds
outstanding. The senate bill would
withdraw to the government all of the
saline lands of New Mexico.
Another decided difference in the
two bills is in relation to polygamy
and bigamy, of which Senator Bev-
eridge says in his report:
1.-THE house bill would permit the
practice of polygamy and bigamy.
Notwithstanding the various prohibit
tions thereof"
According to the senate bill, the
schools in the new states must be
conducted in English. The provisions
of the house bill that this require
ment should not prevent the teaching
Of Spanish was eliminated. The in
tent Of the senate measure is to ere
ate an English speaking population
so there will be no occasion in future
generations for an English test as an
election qualification.