davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1903-01-21
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Cloudy and colder this morning.
American Beauties at Mrs. Wallis.
Mrs. E. w. Condit is confined to her
bed by sickness.
Everything in the latest styles in new
furniture at Mrs. Katie Beck's.
Have your fishing rods repaired for
spring. Come early. Lovejoy.
Marshal Sterling insists that the
wine rooms and gambling rooms must
go.
were fined 81 each in police court to-
day.
postmaster at Rawhide Buttes, Lara
ME county.
James E. Hardman presented a coy
ote pelt for bounty this afternoon. He
Is from Sand Creek.
day filed claim for the Apex lode
claims Nos. 1 and 2.
W. S. Kenyon. foreman at the shops,
who had one of his hands injured while
at work in the shops, has returned to
work.
The Imperial Military band has
erected a large banner across Second
street. advertising the ball Friday
night.
There was another good attendance
at the illustrated concert and moving
picture show last night at the Opera
House
William Glass has filed proof of labor
on the Washington, Black Diamond,
Big Thunder. Snowy Ridge and Sur.
prise mines.
Rev. A. Walton has gone to Rock
Springs over Sunday, consequently
there will be no service at the Ger.
mar Lutheran church.
County Clerk T. J. Dayton this morn.
ing received credentials from Secre.
tary G. c. Coutant as a delegate from
Albany county to the Wyoming indus
trial convention at Cheyenne next
month.
Oscar Rogers & Son are today get.
ting the Methodist parsonage ready to
be moved to Price Jacobs lots at Third
and Garfield streets. The trustees OF
the church have been given until the
middle Of April to get the church
building of the lot. They have not
yet sold the building.
c. E.. Britcher, a fireman on the east
ern district of the Union Pacific, is laid
up at his rooms on First street, suffer.
ing from bruises received by jumping
from an engine at Howell yesterday
and striking against the tender. He
was treated by DIR. Stevens and will
probably be laid up for ten or twelve
days.
DR.. Rhodes was called to the fish
hatchery today to treat Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H. Campbell and their little son,
Otto. Mr.. Campbell is suffering from
a severe cold. Mrs. Campbell is trou.
bled with a bad tooth and the baby is
threatened with pneumonia. When the
physician left they were resting some
what easier.
, 1903-01-21

The council was called to order at
TAO last evening by President and
Councilman J. E. Gates, with the fol
lowing members present: Messrs.
Peterson, Phillips, Rogers and Tefft.
Absent: Mr.. Tregoning.
Clerk McCullagh read the minutes
of the last meeting, which were ap.
proved.
City Marshal Sterling was present
and City Attorney Arnold appeared
for the first time since his appoint.
ment.
Chief Lehman of the fire department
asked for supplies for the department
for the new year. including eighteen
rubber coats, three fire xes and other
things. Referred to the committee on
fire department, Mr.. Rogers, chair
man.
The petitions of, George Zimmerman
for a retail liquor license at 1O4 Thorn
burgh street and F. C. Erwin at 115
First street were granted.
The oath of office of James Sterling
as marshal was presented and ordered
filed. The marshal's bond of $4,000
signed by William latham and Ell
Crumrine as sureties, was filed. Or
motion Of Mr.. Phillips, the bond was
accepted.
The bond of NJ. N. Grant as police
justice in the sum of $500, signed by
the American Bonding company Of
Baltimore, Md, by c. D. S%palding, was
presented and, on motion of Mr.. Teft
the bond was accepted.
The bill of the Union Pacific Rail
read company for 81, for the annua
rent of lot upon which hose house No
4 stands, was. on motion of Mr.. Phil
lips, allowed.
The committee on streets and alleys
was directed to make an estimate
Of the selling price of old pound prop
cry on Third street.
On motion of Mr.. Rogers, the mar
shall was instructed to enforce the city
ordinance against gambling.
The committee on fire department
was instructed to order CRATES for the
fire engine at the city hall. Mr.. Rog
ers is chairman of the fire department
committee. This committee has power
to act in the matter of purchasing the
supplies asked by Chief Lehman.
Mr.. Rogers called attention to the
need of an ordinance closing the wine
rooms of the city to females.
Marshal Sterling said he had hat
some experience in the matter since
he became marshal, and he thought
something ought to be done.
On motion of Mr.. Tefft, City Attor
ney Arnold was directed to prepare ar
ordinance covering the;matter and sub
init it at the next meeting of the coun
Gil.
On motion of Mr.. Peterson, the city
marshal was directed to purchase one
electric flash light and one extra Dat
terry fer the instrument already or
hand, for the use of the police force.
On motion Of Mr.. Rogers, the bill
of Mr.. Bradfeld for 81, approved b,
Marshal Davies, was allowed and war
rant ordered drawn.
At $40, on motion of Mr.. Peterson
the council adjourned, having been il
, 1903-01-21

The incest and pleasantest medi-
cine l have used for indigestion and
constipation is Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets" says Melard +.
Craig, Of Middlegrove, N. Y. They
work like q charm and do not gripe Or
have any unpleasant effect" For sale
by Frank H. Eggleston, druggist.
, 1903-01-21

For a bad taste in the mouth take a
few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price rs cents.
Warranted to cure. For sale by Frank
II. Egglestor.
, 1903-01-21

A New Series Of Stock in our local
building association will be issued on
Jan. rs, 1908. Subscription books now
open at the Albany County National
bank and at the ONCE of ]. H. symons,
secretary. 10 I'm
, 1903-01-21
Card Of Thanks.

To the many dear friends who in my
time Of trial extended to me so much
kindness and sympathy, I return my
most heartfelt thanks.
FRANCES BURKHARDT.
, 1903-01-21

lOST-January s, a covered
book containing accounts Of Ora
Haley's employees. Handsome reward
If returned to this office. st
, 1903-01-21

Mack, and the dainty comedienne,
Maize Trumbull, appear in the stellar
roles. There is magic in their names
and mor in their work. The company
throughout possesses a high order OF
talent that cannot be easily duplicated.
New scenery for each act, new COS
tunes, a lot of pretty girls, a variety
of specialties, etc, are features of the
performance.
, 1903-01-21

Oil, needles and repairs for all kin,ls
of Sewing Machines at 317 South Sec
ond street.
, 1903-01-21

A big line of new sweaters Just re
ceived at woodruf1f Terry's.
, 1903-01-21

Concert by advanced pupils of Mrs.
Winant Oliver January rs. Benefit Of
Methodist church. Admission is cents.
1856
, 1903-01-21

Wanted-Girl for general house
work. F. S. King.
, 1903-01-21

LOST-Between court house and
Albany bank, SIS; leave at this office
and receive reward. 1912
, 1903-01-21

The best ready-to-wear Suits, good
as tailor-made. Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1903-01-21

Overcoats and Zero Collar Ulstert
for bad weather. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1903-01-21
COUNCIL
DlSPOSES OF ITS ROUTINE BUSI'
NESS IN SESSION OF HALF
AN HOUR.

President Gates Presides for the First
Time and City Attorney Arnold
Makes His Maiden Speech-Ordi.
nance to Be Drawn to Close the
Wine Rooms.
, 1903-01-21

Secondhand sewing machine
cheap at 317 South Second street.
, 1903-01-21

Lovett Is doing the papering: ME
other fellows can't compete and are do
Ing the kicking.
, 1903-01-21

FoUND-Knitted scarf. This office.
, 1903-01-21

Sewing machines rented and repair.
ed at 317 South Second street.
, 1903-01-21
BITS OF PHILOSOPHY,

BITS OF PHILOSOPHY.
Self-denial does not bring remorse
with it.
The scandal business is usually con-
Quoted by retail.
Innocent flirtations are probably on
a par with white lies.
The home is no place for the stor-
age of neighborhood gossip.
Even the deserving do not always
get what they are entitled to.
A present sutton hath ever the trump
to play against the absent lover.
The man who borrows trouble pays
it back in liberal installments to his
friends.
Whenever we lift another mans
burden we gain more strength to carry
our own.
Love, like genius, is not an integral
part of character; it is a gift, an in.
SEPARATION, direct from heaven.
As a rule of life. one finds that the
truth lies somewhere between first i'm
pressions and final decisions.
A man who talks constantly has a
thousand ways at hand in which to
make a fool of himself. A silent man
has but one.
W. do not grow away from our be-
ginnings, nor from any of our success
sive stages Of growth; We simply keep
adding, inch by inch, to our mental
and spiritual as well as to IL physical
stature. but WI " grow away from
any part of tive can only add on"
, 1903-01-21

Mems and Boys Shoes and Clothing
at Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1903-01-21

Mrs. Ollie shearer, midwife. 11s End.
, 1903-01-21

A man who talks constantly has a
thousand ways at hand in which to
make a fool Of himself. A silent mar
has but one.
, 1903-01-21

Among the visiting newspaper men
are City Editor Thompson Of the Trib-
une and I. s. Bartlett of the Leader at
Cheyenne. George Perry of the Rawl-
ms Republican. Will Reid of the Rawl-
ms Journal and J. F.. Crawford of the
Saratoga Sun.
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"ML7NRG' M0W Is M
WINK DE- M DEVIL .
so SAYS A DowElTE AS HE ARRlEs HIS DYING CHILD
HIS ARMS AND REFUSES TO GIVE 1T MEDICAL AID

NO. we don't want doctor. This
sickness u our little child II the work
Of the devil and the work % doctors
h the work Of the devil" Such are
the statements 81 John Bcchman OF
SO ward street, according TO Humane
Officer Clarke.
According 90 the statements ~ on
Ger Clarke the little child Of MIR and
Mrs Hcchman is ill. seriously lll, and
needs very much the attention Of a
physician. hut owing 90 the parents
great faith IN the teachings 81 Dowic.
the seif-procinlmed Elijah III, they
are allowing their child. their own
neah and blood. 60 approach death
without lifting a finger 20 save the
little life or let others use medical aid.
At o'clock this morning man
came 10 police headquarters and stat
ed that Rechman. who IL a ncighbor.
came IN 10 use his telephone IN sum
mouing the elders Of the powie follow
crs 60 pray for the conyulsed child.
that its life might be saved. The
ueighbur. knowing the serious condl.
tiou 81 the child. Immediately left for
town and reported the case 60 Humane
Officer Clarke.
when omccr Clarke arrived at Bech-
mans home, he beheld the father
walking up ana down the floor with
the little child In his arms rigid IN
commissions. The mother Of the child
and the other children were. crying
and bcgEcd that the child might be al.
lowed 20 live.
why haven't you had a physician
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~ Classified Ads. ~
Star Want AID Agencies.
~

p. =, Mullen, S2i Ballard ave. epp,
City Hall.
frer'ent Drug Co. Ewing street
end Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield & Co. Druggist,
RSd and jackson,
'6rahssR'1 Home Bakery. g1os is,
avenue.
c N LShndreff, cigar store, siegs
Second
Thes. Harris. al Postoties. Rsnten.
Llttls's Pharmacy. lat ave. north
ard Harrison ssrxsI J. n. little,
proprietor.
Carlton & ee.. Druggist. cor, sth
&c. and eae. street, South Seattle.
=. a. Moore, Postetties. SO, Park.
University Drug Store, University
Station.
Howell ST. Pharmacy, tosS Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy. Mr.. Clark. pro =.
prtster, eo2s {. Madison.
Columbia Drug Store, w. ]. Stud
icy, PREP, Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Phs-uasy. p. Z. Fisher,
pree. ofS Broadway and James.
Quaker Drug Co.. 1918 lat ave.
Lesry's Pharmacy, 2ss N. Broad q.
wayi phone, Union 80.
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here said ouicor Clarke.
They could not do our little child
any good. our faith In Zion tells us
that worldly medicine can do nothing
but harm. The elders will soon be
here and divine power will make tho
baby well"
..But suppose the chlld should die for
want % treatment by physicians.
would IL not be murderg' questioned
the officer.
NO. il would only be the work of
the devil"
Officer Clarke tried In every way 90
induce the man Go have a physician
To relieve the terrible sunerlugs Of the
i5-months-old child. but he steadily
refused
The weeping OF the other members
Of the family continued. and the officer
asked why they were crying. n they
were sure that the child would not die.
and they stated that e was only tho
power II the devil which the power Of
God could not overcome.
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Joseph A. Gesser. -. Seattle, Julia
fembeft. Is. Seattle. Chas. \ sny.
der, 40, Seattle. Mrs. Mary HAmphlr.
$50 Everett. Geo. Mcdonald. Sc. &C.
Oar Mountain. Ellen Sousan. 81. Co
Oar Mountain. Wn.. Albert H. san
tofd Seattle. Ruby f. Irving seat
Tie Affhar = gIeaveH Seattle.
sarah s Cieayiu. EoeGcstur. y. y.
AnareAs y. leraad -. Tacoma.
Aoafir kari@.su -1 Tacomab Percy
! landan. - Hamilton Me. Ruth
a. SNeaseil - Hamilton Air Vie
Yer JeHhsait - GsH#heIt SIN. ANNA
sahn.aHs -A HH..HHI WI ns.as Cd
E ~#E#H H##Ia#H E
Seattle f #a
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nuslns.. chanss.-contlnu.d


Aa 81 daa Gl i, SrssSs
/ ltpoMiNa HOUSES a SPECIALITY.
10 rooms, nnu of the best First ave.
insail'nH new brick. new furniture
lehE lease every room rented Oh
account Of sickness Ne are Instructed
a. make quick sale ut s. 90. r
cash. balance from the profits
a. rooms ou first bill. htnh.clnHH board
ink house. ~ regular boafdersi =
a. rooms iu heart Of city. transient
h0Maei All rooms elegantly furnished
with Auau,t aud Axminutof carpets.
Z rooms un rifth ave EtA
p rooms uu Third ave. 400
% hauhoker pins rooms rent 81 ID, net
4 faems 80 r ninth S,Il f.b 9r'ss @
paperud and Furnished. price 80.
owner wants taHh. but this iu good
rheuHh fur uH to advance half the
ss rooms. CLOSE In. price reduced 70
tn. snap.
a. housekeeping roomu, close IN. price
We have the best buy IN the civ. a
@fuum house that you can handle
% rooms on i'irst ave years iehse
elegantly Furnished, = cuHh. puce
to.raam house. south ~ YeaIar. rent
tia. terms, price Oh 0n
10 rooms uu the best part uf ath ave .
a good iuYeHtuent. terms. price tV1
~ rooms on HirHt ave. elegantly
furnished. 81 sna each. price 100
- t9ons best transient house la the
special bargain 81 "a s.room house
We advance part ~ the purchase price
on any house We uoll and guarantee
AHcADE EXCHANGE.
Sunset Phone. blue tii ind ~
AEeoNu HAND store. We know ~ no
better business Oh The city for profit
nud We have = Interest w one - the
gld Hiehliahed piaeeH Tor. sale. 50
buyers IN the city and refers 90 HE
bank Aud iiradafrretH for references.
y. cen feenmins.nd ihla
SNAPS IN HOTELS AND LongfN0
HOUSES
O. rooms. veil Furnished. central loea-
ton. reasonable rent With long ieAae.
Closed money maher Price iau0
. rooms, vi tn.nished and In good
2 rooms, heautituIl5 furnished. nne To-
70 rooms glemntIl furnished. beet 10.
No have hotels and ladEinE houses -
every description and nftsr cell aud
sfEwANT STEWART = co.
Room n f'niuu block
a1 Firaf atsHae
$40 hHfa tfHaF Htarr risarirE 8 daily
present lfaHf can Pc lH" rHHHEH HHt
quick seattle Real Ertatg CO.. j.
IIHHH fIHa
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Architects
o. = IaHH1i.## 90. g##uH
HfH.fsH# H.Hf Few
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Acreage Tor Sale
LAND ron nAt.ie.

Three and quarter acres, half mile
from nlneh River Junction upland
school CLOSE hN good Tor ntruWhtHH
flvn 81 small chicken ranch 500
Three acres ON fast shore Lake WRahz
inHtou near Medina hunt landing
IhHng hot houses. Improvement n
Cuat o. tud All fBf 81 30n Owner re-
niized IS last year from produce If
place. Terms.
~ acres. ak miles due east 81 Kent.
tive ana haif miles from guViuptuu
~ aeffH clear. orchard. house aud
bern. 81 e0a
Also ilat IT farma from $500 ta 80 GOO
Call ana Set details
N1iflEitr + MAYNARD,
Glb HALEY bldg.
Semitic. Mash
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H.asH#.t HHH s#E EaH "H
electric lHH fram Burst ana NarHH
inFtHa iafEe lots hFtI vita a.lrF.
az selling fast at En. g. ard tH
al 6 and g. down and s month itt
already rald rVeFF hud1 likes HaiHiFf
Reach. TTa The hHHt #nd chaapnut
property un market Tor hnmg and in
ventmeut. schools churches, stufgs
fiun Eafden Huils cleared and Hfad q
avenues. aidrWaIkHt krAud Views,
beating BATHING. fishing. hiNh and
healthfui plenty wuaa and city
water. humber On terms o. hons
built See Mr. Weed agent afrrs
at HaiUier Reach. or g. n Hsurp
want. uwnsr 40 Boston block.
MAnfH 4 CO
- H0stcn block Columbia - Ent
r. so- small house. level let. tth ave
rue north
q ioo-iIous- tarooms. lot boxiia. tive
blocks nom car. nice location. good
fsG0 New house s-roomp hot and
cold water. snail paymsfft, balaiic'
$50 l., sorisa Terry avenue. neat
Virginia
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~ STAR DUST ga

dance Al Nj Logan MorgnnHi lhft
Saturday night. and 30 they danced.
No trouble came II u hH We khDW
Of but we we're not present. 8Hu'h
0fyJ ThOuHandstieks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-04

An Everett merchant who f. sell
ing out has baby carriage ia his
show window with this sign.
For Sale. Going out Of business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-04

II you can't decide just what sort Of
ovsrcoat you want 80 TO Toklas, Singer
man a CO and you will see what sort
you should have.
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The cruiser New York Is at the navy
yard. To sec H. take boats from Pier
2. al Go. and 10 a. m. i;is. 80 and
$50 p. m. ed
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E.a.rs#g arta
Eul y I.#I#hHt AND i&t ELlf-
GE so gEAlHtat 49,. sd ~
IuNE EHIE. TU CONSULT PROP
ttEf&0HE0Me
re qsila FaHf ne aa ft e - e reed
Or lad lie positively Eafuara e. 80
rept une penny HntN after goa have
had your frafihE. and nnt Eheo "
500 are not petfaefif HH tiHfiet
H'A ufNgH & - Don II F9R0Ef
NAME ANh AunN EEF FHoF
ttNfEENfuME COLONIAL ltns
III CORNER FtRHr AVENUE
AMI RE&ECA NrWEE-r
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H sAI f#af French q -
eHuu5Hta. Rises LsafaAfaaL i4z1 u
IfEATEHs rev ard sscoaa-Hana ali
aiuFs aud Kinds rheAr Gaaptua. 100
firai ave. phqns Z igl1
MAJESTIC fiot Hiaat coal or rood.
heater. ~ o. Nearly new Price
whsn new. utso xaP o Pos eis.
For ssls--Rsal E.sss.
F. W. W.T. wtsr = wnr = " Wheeler.
and : Union bioek.
sunset' Main I'll ludspsndent I'll
II the pas street district. an Esshn7
avenue corner. e0xIt0. improved and
leased for siA per month
tlao
f-ropm modern house. basement and
attic. a1d ave, near Jefferson II.
ma
t-room modern cottage. south Of and
near MadiHon street.
500.
Prospect stree, corner. lot &xio. e.
included At this price. seed yiew
%. AGO
Double corner iS0x1s. on second hin.
between Madison ard jefferson street
car lines.
7N 400 % fiEa each
Lots on 18th. 9th and 18th avenues.
near L. Union street. = xi20 each. The
new car line 10 hs constructed on r..
Union street will add materially 20
the value Of this property.
ere. 1850
t-room house and 3 lots. sooxioo. fenced
and under cultivation. barn and
chicken house az cash and remain
der 80 per month IN Giimau'a Add
ton reached by Ballard car line.
800 each
/ 70 lots IN Mcguire 4 foidau'a Add
ton only q short distance from the
State University.
! "a 500
[ f5cxi00 ono block from Green Lake car
line and one block from Wopb<au nd
Park very reasonable terms will be
given.
r. W. West J " Wheeler.
WET a WHEELER
and Union block.
Sunset. Main 81. Independent al.
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LUKE THE LOON

Postal scandal report contained
$50 00o words This tells why the
department needs an increased APP
propriation Of 1900 900.
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The kaiser and the car viii rub
noses In Berlin pretty soon. Ana
then While and NICK viii do their
famous kissing Stunt once more.
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Election Prophsellli

Election Prophec1f J
IN answer 10 hundreds n queries
I Will say that Seth Low VII enTy
Sew York b. upwards Of 1905 ma
i0nty and while the election viii be
very close, Mcclellan will win In
walk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-04

Why any Tacoma woman should
have fears Of foul play when her
Husband leaves town AID dossn Z
show up again IL hard 20 see. Such
rentormtiona Of mental equilibrium IN
that town are 20 mighty uncommon
that they always are mentioned IN
the papers.
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100 FIVE and one. half acrcn ~ nus
iaud nyu blocks from Garden station
uu the IHtrrurhHn This lHHd lH All
slaahed and h. very easy cleared 3
acres ln nice Hoeuud bottom land that
never uVefrOWa Terms $50 rnnh.
balance g. q month This will make
"a me home.
q II. NICHOLS.
til Washington bldg
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We Repeat IL
Chaa. NJ. SchNab.
Chas ~. Snob.
Chaa. NJ. Sioh.

A whatcom gas emrioys vent
around booking f0r q leak $50 uiua
aIth q lighted match Jos bic hand.
When tHr explosion occurred ffaFi-
##..a - Tie poor fellow af easy
I## r. aaH NJ tHH H##I.faI . a
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CHARTER OAK RANGES
arrived from 81 Louis. the largest
STOVE manufacturing plant IN the
world. We also have IL other kinds
some u them having been used a
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It's uuoouHtt1utiouai, says spo-
kane justice. 70 make q man pay ioi
his board our guess at hpokauef
population nest year be- 2.3fb, ibis
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Columbia Efrcet entrance.
looms. center ~ city. furniture FIRST
slasa. this ~ splendid bargain. fa15.
8 rooms close IN solid oak furuiture
owner goes 90 California and must
sell. make an offer
r. rooms business section. always full,
money maker. good reason Tor sell
INK. only ielb II sold quick
q rooms. bargain. call for paftleu-
lars.
We have others
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We know nevsvul people who are
furt dyinEota run fer the vice pfehi-
dental nomination right here IN 81.
attic. Now, Judge Huuphtief, don .
you say "A word uutil you are spoken
to-
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#... p. E#HH away e.
ae Hub New Years
Eve.
Every buyer has an
opportunity
ON the Square.
Opposite the Totem Pole.
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Go to splnnlnss for bicycle repairs
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Good morning, did you step. on
aHybodya dynamite last uighif
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A Word from Josh Wise
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halauc. 8 a month. This viii make
q Il. NICHOLS.
on Wellington bldg
ron SALE. by owner. 40 acres. east
~ kent well Improved. niirs 81 6g
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ACuE fHNsrs ron SALE.
ACit. THAiefa near ltitisr lake luat
the eheapesL and on terms to aull
TRANK r HUNTER owner.
aai s1l Globe binck.
ACRE and +, acre tracts. located on
Nrutuh eaf lime scent fare an ~ g.
street with gldfwNh. tur sale on
easy terms. 81 very reasonable nR.
ures Nc y,u want nice nubur o. d
sfEWAHr 'sTEwAHr a Co.
Room ~ Union block
fa FiraI avenue.
For saie-Farm. and land
x FEW nAh6AiSA
TWELVE ACRES. rich bottom land
nu Ia bah rtats ~ eultyaNen q
rnam house barn cWthHiidiuEh
inrRr urgh hard IN bearing spring VA
trf Niutd onto the place close 60 uuE
% the prsturtt towuh b. The yalirY
between seattle and Tacoma Zee
Fouu AND a HALF ACHEH seed
the deacon tiNi car llHa. Hif uraaiF
cleared and fenced orchard ~ IN
trees. plenty n alriuE water smaH
house. s. So. terms
TWENTY ArNEH fine second hats
tum land easily cleared. fraE5a face
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