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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
A Certain Cure for DiarrhOea and Dys'

A Certain Cure for DiarrhOea and Dys.
entery.
"Some years ago I was one OF a
party that intended making a long
bicycle trip" says F. l. Taylor, OF
New Albany, Bradford county, Pa.
II was taken suddenly with diar.
rhoea, and was about to give up
the trip, when Editor Ward, of the
Laceyville Messenger. suggested
that I take a dose of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea rem
edy. purchased bottle and took
two doses, one before starting and
one on the route. I made the trip
successfully and never felt any Ill
effect. Again last summer Twas
almost completely run down with
an attack of dysentery. I bought a
bottle of this same remedy and this
time one dose cured me-" For sale
by G. w. Grier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
pERHSY AND GOULD TRUCE.
Rumor Helped Advance Stocks OF
Their Interests-New High
Records In Some Stocks.

New York, Sept 1I-For the most
part the tendency Of yesterdays mar
ket was irregular, though opening
considerable strength, which was well
maintained until the late hour. About
that time rumors of the serious Ill
ness of Russell Sage caused a selling
movement in the Gould stocks, the re-
mainder of the list. being sympathetic
ally affected. Conditions as whole
favored higher prices. London re-
ported a strong tone for Americans,
another gold importation was an
nounced, call money, though nomin-
ally as high as per cent, was actu'
ally hardly higher than per cent
crop news was encouraging and early
advices told Of truce between the
Pennsylvania and Gould interests.
Largely as a result Of these last
rumors, and aided by clever manipula,
ton, Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
Ohio. whose interests are virtually
identical, advanced over a point each
and the Gould stocks also gained.
United States Steel shares were
taken up, the common being extern
sively traded in. There were also
movements in other stocks. Among
the features Of the last hour were re-
cessionS in Baltimore and Ohio and
some other stocks. The selling move
ment wiped out the greater part OF
the day. gains and in some instances
caurod net losses.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

Q bed Of sickness and suffering. For
tho health abe now enjoys she gives
credit to Wine Of Cardui. She writes;
'Thave found Wine Of cafdrian szcel.
lent remedy for female trouble. IsuHered
for three years with te4ible bcaring-down
pains at the menstrual period. ] eould
hardly stand on my feet and was never
real well. Wine Of Cardai was the only
medicine that ! eould depend on to do me
any good, as I tried several with no soc
cess. Wine Of Cardui cured me and
have now enjoyed perfect health for two
years, and give you all the credit for ]
know you deserve it."
For a young girl Wine Of Cardui is
the best remedy to guide her through
womanhood by starting the menstrual
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
Anere Tonionever e9saIed

Charters presbJrery Of the United
Presbyterian church met at Cross
Roads church, near Canonsburg, Pa,
and ordained and installed the Rev.
Robert R. Littell as pastor OF THE
Cross Roads church.
In default of bail Philip Hoke, Alex
ander Wizok and Paul Showalter were
taken to Jail charged with breaking
into and entering cars, on information
Of Edward Sharrotts, a Pennsylvania
railroad detective, before Squire
Shank, Of West Latrobe, Pa.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
Mceinn confesses Wife Murder.

Youngstown, O., Sept. Thames
McGinn, the husband Of the woman
whose dead body was found in pas.
ture field at Hubbard Tuesday morn
ing, who was captured in New Cas-.
tie Tuesday night, has confessed t.
the crime. McGinn said he was in,
sanely jealous Of his wife and every
time he got drunk determined to put
her out of the way. II did it," he
said. and l do not feel any remorse
for it,"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

ing this treatment. Il relieves mem
SEual troubles in an incredibly short
TINA. In simple case Of decanged
menses Wine Of Cardui never fails. To
relisve 6iSordered menses is to remove
the cause of other female troubles. Any
physician will tell you that to remove
the cause of q disease renders tho cure
easy, in fact seldom fails to complete
the cure. If you would have the same
relief which Miss Markell secured Try
Wine of Cardui. You can take it with
out an examination and without any
publicity whatever. You can take it in
the privacy of your home and secure
lust as much benefit as if doctor had
prescribed it for you. Thousands Of wo-
men are feeling the vigor of returning
health by taking Wine of Cardui.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
MISS MAY MARKELL,
A Society Belle Of London, Canads

flow In q healthy and nat
ural manner. Menstruahon
started right Is very easy to
keep regular through the
wears ofmatnre womanhood.
Than the change Of life"
need not 30 feared. Thus
Wine Of Cardui il woman's
best relief from youth to
old age. A million women
have secured blessed relief
from thAirsufferinCs By tax.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

F. Hopkinson Smith, longest ard
most ambitious and most interest
Ing book The Fortunes of Oliver
Horn" at McCoy's Book Store.
Sdt
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7Iss MAY MARKELL
| Of London, Ontario,
Canada iaa haanti.

LII Canada, lisa beauti-
full girl who knows what
suffering d and Wine Of
Cardui has brought her back
to health. She Is ono Of the
social favorites Of her home
and her. recovery to health
has permitted her 10 enjoy
the company Of her many
friends instead OF living On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
BITS OF GAIETY

Harry Elmer Dingman and Miss
Florence Mabel Hoilenbsck were
married last evening at the home Of
the brides uncle and aunt. Major
and Mrs. W. v. Rlnehart. 2203 Fifth
avenue. IL was a very pretty affair
with just the family and a few intl-
mate friends present. Mr.. DinEman
II an Old member Of Company e..
First Washington volunteers.
Miss Emily Ciary was the hostess
OF a dancing party last night IN Lit
ties hall. The place was very artistic
in It's decorations During the even
INK punch and light refreshments
were served A large number Of the
young people were present and a.
was declared 20 be one Of the pref
test dancing parties 81 the season.
Mrs. Judge Palmer will entertain
the ladies Of the Stevens Relief
Corps tomorrow afternoon al her
home. near Palmer's crossing. on the
Renton car line. Mrs. Palmer has a
very beautiful home and the ladies'
are expecting a delightful time.
Miss Ida Smith. who has been
very m at her home. 2is Thirtfeth
avenue. II slowly recovering.
On Tuesday evening the Woodmen
~ the World gave n private party
for their families At Litties he'll.
Wagner furnished the music and the
greater part Of the evening was
spent IN dancing.
The ladies % the Madison Street VI
T.. church gave IN ice cream social
last night at the parsonage on
Twenty-third avenue. short
musical program was rendered. after
which games were played and re-
freshments served.
on Tuesday evening a ball was
given by the Knights NJ the Macca o.
bees. IN Ranke hall. The attendance
was very large. Before dancing be
gan some fine musical selections
were rendered.
The wedding Of Miss Maud Han
non and william Elliott Farr viii
take place some time IN the early
part Of May.
The 9. o. q. Club. an organization
of university girls are doing some
hard work In preparation for the
minstrel performance 10 be given on
the 9th ~ May. The entertainment
viii be given In the Denny hall Of the
university
The tennis season really opens TO-
! day. a meeting was held with Mrs
v. A. Strout, on Marion street and
| Boylston avenue "A few DAYS ano aud
npeninR arrangements were made
The courts are now being nut I'm
good order and the tennis season
promises to be fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

The old silver OF most households to-
DAY is theirs only BY right % pur-
chase. The wedding presents % a
recent bride Included no pieces OF
silver but the very Old. which show
the extent % the craze "a does moth
INK else. Time was when welded
presents must above all else be
brand new. The newest form OF NO
mans club entertainment consists
OF the members bringing pieces Of
their alleged old silver and having
some lecturer. after telling them all
about the subject IN general. give
them the name and age OF the indl-
vidual pieces by deciphrrinE the her.
ogiyphics upon their backs.
Pretty MoAair
Gown
There are several forms Of nohair
that promise TO be popular. A ma
terial part mohalr and part silk with
heavy grain, n In great favor
for tailored Costumes, A practical
costums OF this In navy blue has
the front breadth OF the skirt out
lined by lines % bow knots done In
black silk braid There 10 a shor,
bolero % the stuff falling over a
second longer Jacket OF blue silk
lace. The Jacket gastens ~ tying
two black braid ornaments and there
Is an odd belt Of rich Indian stun
dainty trimming consists Of a
fringe made OF strands % extremely
narrow Pompadour ribbon. This u
used to finish the triple skirts OF
gray yelling costume and the veiilng
appears 10 be raveled 10 make the
body Of the ribbon fringe A broad
or ribbon y used on another gown
80 make up-and-down stripes on the
shaped founces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

The Philadelphia North American ping
erase has struck
i1ng-po Association has
pingpong associations the order o he
On every hand
OF
i, is OF making the ming
pong apparatus nvious feelings
people who
gu&ens who have
craze OF which they no warnng7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
A Walk Over In Shoes

Have you ever before had the
chance 10 plank down gl.35 and take
your choice from hundreds ri pairs
~ shoes, all good wearing. not q pair
Of which would not be great bar
gain al $3.50 and many Of which
we're made TO sell for $500 a pair?
come early Friday, pick out the
best, for the $500 kind win cost
you no more than the 81 30 on
$500 Kind. Why iH an thar. Bo
cause we bought 40 our own price
the stock 0f shoes clothing. under.
wear furnl8hings, rubber boots. etc.
from the wrecked stca mer Bertha
Outlet Company corner Watching
ton and Occidental.
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BRIGHTON Beach Club

The Brighton Beach Improvement
club holds lta regular monthly meet
ing On tho congregational church
Friday evening Residents ~ the
district are invited 90 attend 20 dis
cuss the subject al issue.
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AUCTION sale Of furniture az Hlckcttou. q
HaicaroomH. 1912 First avenue. ON gaf.
ufday. the 3d 90 1880. Pine oak bod
Hru, springs, mattresses. toilet sets. cv
tension table, dining chairs. sidebuard
china closet extra fine library table.
rockers, couches lace curtains. pnrtlpres.
brass mounted beds. chiffonlor. Moquet
sul BruFHela carpets, rugH. fine steel
range. cook stove gas range, otc. = q
BlrhrftUu Uurtiuurpf
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WOMNN'S WORLD

Msns for
Day
Breakfast.
Baked Apples. Cream.
Sausage Cakes.
Stewed Sweet Potatoes
hollS. Coffee.
Lunch.
Boston Baked Beans.
Tomato Sauce
Sweet6read and Orange salad
Raisin Brown Bread.
Cereal Coffee
Dinner.
Clam Bouilion,
bake1 Ham. Boiled Potatoes
Spinach. Cold siaw
Bananas IN Jelly. CorAe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
Shoes at SIss Worth Two and
Three Tines as Mich

We have hundreds of pairs q
shoes, many OF them the very best
makes which were in the wreck uf
the steamship Bertha. and which
we're in some Instances slightly
damaged. IN some Instances not
damaged az all Not a pair vas made
20 sell for less than s. 30 and some
aa high as 1890. We have put the
whole lot on sale for tomorrow and
Saturday az Sl35 a pair,
outlet Company. corner Washing
ton and Occidental -.
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handling
late
hy increasing
composing although
be
readers stll better
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Theaters


MiitaFy hurlesFus
Camp LawtOn," military bur
lesque. viii be presented at the
Grand tonight The cast includes
70 people. Nine. Lucille D'Alberti.
formerly Sousa's prima donna. will
make her appearance with the com
pany.
Peaceful Valley"
Manager Howe Of the Seattle
theater offers Peaceful Valley as
the attraction at his house for four
nights beginning Sunday next. The
piece is presented BY Mr. Frank
Cooley and Miss Gladys Kingsbury
supported by large company. The
play comes well recommended and
Is expected TO be a great drawing
card. Mr. Cooley has a company
that IL said 70 be above the average
End Miss Kingsbury. the leading
lady IL, u IL claimed, a clever as well
as beautiful actress.
EIks' Benefit
Seattle enjoys the distinction Of
not scoring any failures In amateur
productions where musical artists OF
note 0ocally) participate. In sever
al instances they have outclassed
both aa 70 ability and staging. sim
liar productions by visiting profeH-
siOnM talent. In the operetts Of the
''Revels Of the EIks and Bears" Il
be given az the rand Friday and Sat
urday, May and 3, local artists Of
note are cast in the leading parts
and are ably supported by trained
chorus and ballet.
Miss Jessie Shirley
The star has reviewed John Grif-
fth's Faust" Nothing more could
be said except that the play hal
drawn large houses and iB deserving
~ the liberal patronage 10 has re-.
celved. Mr.. Grimth viii find a high
place in one ~ the inches ~ fame
as long as he essays 10 play Ne
phisto. Faust runs until satur-
day night.
Next week commencing with the
Sunday matinee Miss Jessie Shirley
who IN well and favOrably known q
Seattle audiences. viii be seen In a
very elaborate production Of Under
Two Flags" an equestrian play
being a dFamatization Of Ouida''
famous novel.
Zsislsr Recital
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler. q plan
iat who has won universal recogni
ton IN the IbiLrA EAdAfH anu At
Europe viii give a recital az th'
Grand Opera House Tuesday even
ing. MAJ g. The affair ~ under tbs
ansplces ~ the Ladies' Musical Club
dfas Zeisler II a wonderful pianist
Her playing IL Of the highest order
and II Is safe % say that no true
lover Of music viii miss the con
cert.
Navy Yard Band
The Puget Sound navy yard board
is repufed % be q fine organization
IL viii give ltB first concert W Se'
attic at the Grand next sunday eve
ming. Popular prices VIII prevail
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Dunlap, real estate. 81 Union BLOCK
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The effort which civic celebration
failed such
is that there nothing celebrate FAR The bat
ueshin
O tcome me OF VIII uud be bad.
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Seattle interested the prosperity and con
Men
get directly benefited only
would take Il they
for xhours'
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Fadfsr o d
Silver

silver
The fad for anything old Is Just
now expressed chiefly by the fad for
old silver. Every woman who prides
herself upon being anything boasts
OF her collection % pieces Of old En-
glish. French. and above alt. Dutch
SILVER. German silver, eirfously
enough, does not share this populari-
" or course the charming thing
y to have all your old silver your
own-an ancestral legacy. that IL.
rather than a commercial article.
bought and paid for Few such leg
acies. however. amount TO enough
10 equip the modern tea tables. No
matter how rich ones forefathsrs
were in such things. b. the time the
silver was divided among the large
families that were the rule in those
days the individual Inheritance
dwindled to an insignificant amount.
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Those Home Savings Banks given
away by the American SavinsEBank
a Trust Company. corner End and
Madison street. are certainly a great
help to swell your savings account
and should be IN every home They
teach the youth the principles whieh
builds up fortunes. -.
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Seattle, Edmunds
and Everett
The PalatiAi stsam.I

CITY OF EVERETT.
Three Round Trips DAILY.
Leaves Seattle a m, Il u. ank
. .. m.
Leaves Everett F:is a m, In an.
T:i5 p. m.
Phone, James 1851. coluar nsek
T. 3. SCOTT. Mt.
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ron sALE-NIsCELf.ANEoUs
hloiirhr proea paia Tor socand hand
household aoods. stoves bedroom sets
CARROTS 80 and so,uud hsnd once fuf.
NIUE Ned Ffnhi Fufnltufs CO.. It0I1z
hse"'S avenue south. Tel Usd i222
rETALrMA Incubator ana bfooasg new
ohrHp. single barre shotgun. ,hatnisaa
Lake Union car line.
COLLIE dos mo aaimsi. maths ala
AriB az lh 2ini ave-. conner Madison.
ron NNLI.-iiNE STOCK
HpnRtH ron BALE
You VII always mud rood ruupiy Of
n7sfy ana medium woiahta o. the neil
.lf'Nn stables Phone. Main 100 1921
ltpUsrH ron BALE
WIZ return win another rar of h0rHss
llp pounds 700. usll Town stables 21zi
Third avenue
---~>~.,,,mlsSrl.,s ANp MININe
MnIT FOUNTAIN DIS.
TRIcT STINK Es
or GREATER VALUE HAVE BEEN
REcENTLY MADE HERE ~ noTH
GOLD AND COPPER rHERE
~ 4 TREMENDOUS nusn
TO THE DISTRICT.
WE cAN
STATE WITH
IMMUNITY THAT
THIS ~ THE CRIPPLE
CREEK oF THE NoRTuwEsr
THE FIDELITY MiNiNd AND
MILLING COMPANY CONTROLS ~
cLAiMsop THIS vALuAnLEooLD
AND COPPER DISTRICT rms
COMPANY HAS DEVELOP
I'D THEIR CLAIMS AND
WOUND THEM TO rs
TRUE FisBuRE
VEINS.
ASSAYS OK
GOLD GIVE tsTTo
OK COPPER "a PER
CENT CALI on OR WRITE TO
FIDELITY MiNiSa MILLING CO..
ROOM 81 PIONEER nuiLpISo.
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tftOO will buy a new ana modern n room
house. fun brick basement. cement an1f.
modern laundry. rrrHer lot tIuraHfh
avenue. capitol Hilt II you want the
best see fhia
$500 f4f nice s.room house on car line
special bargain.
HREDEs. LEHOLp a 60.
Phone James 2f2a ~ Marion s.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALE
MONDAY. MAY . rOSTpONEp PROM
THURSDAY MAY g. on ACCOUNT on
TIE pEATH uF MY PARTNER
MI FoN. At 1910 A ~. Al 27ih
SECOND AVENUE EfgHT ROOMS
Of MGHET GRADE FURNITURE
EVER PUT tN A HOUSE ny ORDER
pF COT. q Il. DAVIS
WILL SELL AT ptULtr AUCTION. CON
tiETtNG oF rHE FOLLOWING uu.
right kiWhai piano : genuine uHhca
any rocker uphoisfafrd ~ leather. 1
rarior Hult inlinH quarter. sawed aak
ms drnk WrifluH 1sHh. : genuine ma
hoEsny cabinet. uuFH pnflur table and
lamp. very rich rorhofr the very finest
sik drnpsfics and lace curtains genuine
Muquet carpet DiNtNu ROOM { very
fne bunrt. Fine bowel front CHINA closet d
nns oak leather upholstered dining
couch. antique ask front. Hnr Mauuat
carpet 1 gff.fnr UatuAnd china dinner
cot. Hugrrp ~ kulrrs forks and spoons
o lot ~ ErFuine DafElnaH the finest rugs
fine HiivHTwHfe. beautiful heater REL.
Room a' Beautiful body Brussels car.
pets e. genuine hifdFsYe maple chiffon.
lrra.- 2 genuine hlfdfoYc mamie dfoaaora
and commodrF 3 handsome cnnmelod
hnl%tfHds genuine white curied mat.
tfeaHss lot nne down pillows Anc
G&ilts wool blankets. white cotton mat.
tYesaes the srapdeHt 81 toilet sets. nne
lockers ana chairs ktTCHEN Very
..nne range kitchen tables nud chairu
linolsum lot dishes ana RraniteWaro
about $50 worth ~ groceries nnc hail
tree Dak estteei Moquet hail carpet and
lpt ~ other goods too numerous to men.
Uun. House omen for inspection an day
"wednesday JOE MAHTtN
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nII

1ifE cheapest place ~ by on and 6as5.
line ia from ihr Olympic Ou CO.. OF %
ave iol. Main gpi Also coal ~ sack
uf ton
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rINnI3r LANDS

100 acres torest reservs SCRIP lot tsle
80 acres. near Fan CITY, ri $40 per acre.
cedar and mr. iaphhm, Malone a
pugh, 20 Safe Deposit Bldg.
cedar and ar.
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which oiays star
pnching his foot
words denuneatory OF
Govern Mcbride OF ire
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the State OF Washington. for
King county. In the matter % the
estate OF Thomas Donovan, deceas-
ed No. 4217
Notice Is hereby given TO all per
sons having claims against the ee-
tate ~ Thomas Donovan. deceased
To- present same. with necessary
vouchers. within one year after date
of the FIRST publication Of this no.
tice. 10 the undersigned admins
traitor Of said estate. at his place ~
transaction Of the business 90 said
estate. namely. az the Office Of
Charles +. Patterson. attorney at
law. room 55 Halter building. In the
city OF Seattle. Washington.
JAMES NJ. QJu-TER.
Administrator
Dated az Seattle. Washington, April
l6th. 1902.
Date u FIRST publication, April 2S.
1902.
CHARLES +. PATTERSON.
Attorney for administrator.
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Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
rains only
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Dunlap, real estate. 81 Union block
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HOMES HOMES HOMES
TitE NATIONAL HpMEsEcK FRS Az.
ISOLATION wiii bag Y0u a barns any
place yea wish. 0r viii uay OF the mort
saEe on Yuur home nr farm and ist Yul
return the mayer In payments ~ s. So
fer wnnth ga each fipo Rsfn~rn her
this iH NATIONAL association. there.
fore The daily business will al nil times
30 large snH tho time a. elApHe from the
time you make application uniii yuu got
ruuf uunrr NiN D. short
itn2 First Ave Phone Hiark nk1
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ron sALr-rAnMs AND L,Nps


\ rEw HhHgAlNf
- $50 900
STOCK ranch ioa srra' bsst river hat.
TOM land. ~ nsfst 700 cultivation. balance
easily cleared hu fenced ani rruss
fenced room hpuHs lafFe hHfua. end
several other outbuiidIura. adInininp smell
l"Whi team. hafusHH. wagon. rilw. bar
row. FrIper ruluvHtor "a complete oli
~ ~ toolH. also hay ia tho barn. aii ~
No. goio.
IT acres. rtrh bottom lhHdi 90 acres in cul.
utau9n room house large barn spflng
water. located ln ush farming disifir,
handy to small town f2Op1
20 acres. ioyst land GOOD F9.l adjoininr
small town foN minutes walk tnn
depot store. p1atanire bu1 F0ad school
small house. large barn. orchard, snh y
fruits. COVE. one piE 80 ebickena. cut
N ~ toois. $3.50
ic2 scfss. fsclus 90 t6s sound. with hair
mile ~ waier ffnHt. ~ acres flHHfrA
ana fenced nice ,fsek through plar".
small orchard. room house, harm AHl
iHudina owner o. Obliged a. leave. ana
chicken hnusss me mile from boat isHd
inE owner 10 obliged 90 leave. ana %
make quick sale vii sell fof ifpo
No 10
n acres, good level lands. adjoining small
town y handy tu SEATTLE. Hli psriaIF
CLEARED ana seeded iu grHHs $50 per acre.
or viii SHrhaugr snd puY some cash fof
houss ana Ia q 'osg
Two - acre tracts bottom iafd. god soil
rsdaf. vine maple and alder fariuk Eop1
county ruaf conveniently 4Br atsds nice
trout stream fuua thuuEh both ira iNt
,loss Go school ana HsiKhbors. price $3.50
each
W. make specially ~ selling country
properly write for printed iiat. ~ caii
az once nud go mafa. plHfs ans photos.
ROBERT MAtThY, to9-iio Nev York hiA
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HAN ruANciaCo nam STORE.
ltui riUHT AVE.