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Newport daily independent., 1904-08-29
! HERE AND THERE. \

Store. 102d6t
 Old papers for sale at this office. If
 Walter Wood went to Searcy Monday noon.
 Raymond Bowen is still very sick with fever.
 s. M. Horine came up from Lit tie Rock Monday.
 Fred Reiff spent Sunday with friends in Auvergne.
 s. F. Muirhead left Saturday for his mill at Morrell.
 J. s. Wilmans made business trip to St Louis Sunday night.
 w. M. and Harry Knowles went to Walnut Ridge Monday.
 Fred Whiting of Newark was business visitor to Newport Mon day.
 Mrs. Walter Martin has been quite sick for the past three days.
 Billie. Benford, of New York, spent Sunday with Newport friends.
 
 Harry Bragg and w. c. Dan iels made a bushes trip to Diaz Monday.
 T. B. Morehead, a prominent citizen of Earl, was in the city Monday.
 The new goods at Chas. Meyers Great Bargain Store are the talk of the town. 06btf
 New, catchy. up-to-date. See them at Chas. Meyers Great Bargain Store. 06btf
 E. c. Waterman and Miss Min nie Ross enjoyed the excursion to Melville Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Will O'Neal were among the excursion party to Yellville Sunday,
 You cant get along without it. What? White Silk Flour at Bowen's Cash Store. l02d6t Marvin Hare of Auvergne was here Monday on his way to Raw enden Springs on visit. Miss Cora Thomas passed through Newport Sunday from Pine Bluff, going to Cotter, Mrs. Rufus Clarke and baby went to Auvergne Sunday for a few days visit with relatives.
 Mrs. Jean Diaz and two little sons, Hyma and Chico, spent Sunday with friends at Bates vile.
 F. l.. Baugh ald J. Perrin of Batesville passed through New ,;~aort Sunday night en route to St. .ouis.
 F. J. Hawk, who has been sick
 two weeks with slow fever, was thought to be some better Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Balmaz re- turned Sunday night from spend- ing the day with relatives at Batesville.
 Walter Beard, who has slow fever at Mrs. Maude Bayles', was thought to be no better Monday.
 George D. Terry, genial young druggist of Prescott, came up Sunday morning for a few days visit.
 A. Mortensen has moved his cleaning and pressing shop to the newly remodeled building oppo- site city jail. S6dtf
 Miss Roberta Sullivan returned to her home in Pine Bluff Satur- day. after a pleasant visit to Miss Kate Harder.
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TpTr Write to us for Free Trial E hGG Package of pr. Miles, Anti for Pain Also Symptom Blank. Our Specialist will diagnose your. case, tell you what is wrong, and how to right 1t, Free DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.,, LABORATORIES. ELKHART. IND.
Newport daily independent., 1904-08-29

semitic valley, the big trees, boat ing, fishing, golfng, every day in the year. Most delightful
 climatesin the world. The Union
 aae;~ the best line. Makes ..... inne. Ticket office 9O3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-11-30
BENNINGTON CENTER

Mr. and Mrs Chas Sanford are with
Mr. and Mrs w. b. jennings in New
York.
The summer residences of Mr. Lane
and Mrs Peckand are being improved
by fresh coats of light paint.
The old stone sidewalks in front of
Fl. G. Browns and Mrs Peckand S
have been raised and much improved.
Mrs VIM Haswell of North Adams
is visiting at the home of NJ. B. Swift.
M. f. Boughton and family of Troy
dined on Thanksgiving with Mrs Geo
Lyman at the Tichenor Place,
Mr. and Mrs S. l.. Robinson enter.
tanned few relatives on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Miss Alice Robinson will visit later
in the season in Mt Vernon, Brooklyn
and Washington.
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Mrs NJ. O. Schutt who has been SER
iously ii is now improving.
A little blue-eyed girl in our neigh.
borhood remarked that Paul Field
has the needless" Perhaps she blum
dered better than she knew for measles
are sometimes full of points as full
paper of needles. Master Vernon
Field is now shut in owing to that
malady and Miss Thelma Gaul is re.
ported as the newest case.
Last Sunday being Temperance
Sunday, appropriate sermons were
preached in both churches here, Rev
G. A. Furness gave his people and ex-
cellent discourse from Neh. Ala.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Parks have son.
born Nov. Goth.
Miss Eleanor Burt of Bennington
visited Miss Ella O'Brien over Sun
day. On Saturday evening a musical
on a small scale was held at Miss
O'Brien's, that young lady making
melody on the piano, while Mr. Robin
son played the violin and Nj. T. Nc.
Donald the cornet. Mr. Hard was also
present and rendered some selections
on the piano. The audience was small
but appreciative.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a 80 cent
bottle OF Greene.s Warranted Syrup of
Tar il it fails to cure your cough or
cold. We also guarantee % cent bot
tie to prove satisfactory or money re-
funded,
j. T. Shurtlef, j. M. Ayres,
o. Z. Gibson, B. A. Quinlan,
Bennington.
G. H. Houghton, North Bennington.
G. r. & A. B. Hawkins, So, SALISBURY.
o. E. Adams, Arlington.
Z. c. Woodwork, o. Z. Adams & Co.,
East Arlington.
Mrs Lucy Durham returned Tuesday
evening from Glens Falls.
Counterfeit % cent pieces, excellent
limitations of the real, are reported to
be circulating about Windsor. The
imitation is said to be one of the most
dangerous yet seen and may not be de-
tected readily save by the ring Of the
metal. 1t is we'll made and the fgur-
ing and lettering are good. The coun-
terfeits are new and bear the date Of
the current year.
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EAST ARLINGTON

Mrs N. O. Schutt who has been SER
iously i'll is now improving.
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WOODFORD

Mrs Harley Bowles and daughter
have been visiting in Mapledale for
two days.
Edward Rooney has recovered from
an attack of la grippe.
John Belrose and wife enjoyed
Thanksgiving with Mrs Belrose' par.
ents in South SALISBURY.
Mrs Truman Amidon of SALISBURY
has been guest of her sister, Mrs
Mark Harbour.
George Adams of Williamstown has
come TO pass the winter with her
brother Edward.
Mrs Helen Farnham of Bennington
has been guest at Mrs Ed Temples.
Mrs Harry Fradenburg and young
son Richard of Bennington have Wis
tied three days at a. w. Hager's.
Mrs d. Nj. Gleason has returned
from Back Bay, Boston, where she
visited her sister. She left her young
son John to attend a kindergarten
school.
NJ. c. Cutler dined with NJ. II. Har-
bour Sunday.
James L. Griffin has disposed of his
interest in the log and wood job to
Fred Bowles with whom he was in
partnership ard returned to his home
in Sunderland.
Two inches more of snow fell Sun
day which makes the sieighing better.
Clark Houghton Of Bennington has
been in town this week.
Adelbert Temple of Bennington was
a visitor at his mothers Sunday.
Mrs Fred Bowles was a recent visi
tor in Bennington and attended the
Methodist sewing circle with Mrs j. L.
Harbour and other ladies.
Harley Bowles ct ais have begun
their logging jobs in Dunville.
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Calendar Sale

The Young Woman's club will have
a supper and calendar sale in their
rooms on South st, Saturday, Dec 3.
Calendars from Wanamakers, cal.
endars of our own make and calendars
of Mr. Meader's making will be on
sale.
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WEST ARLINGTON

r. G. Mckee and family spent
Thanksgiving in Cambridge.
E. Brownson and E. Cullian spent
Thanksgiving in Arlington.
Miss Bessie Haskin returned to Cas-
Teton Monday
The first social Of the season will
be held next Wednesday evening at
J. G. Poor's.
w. Galbreath of Cambridge and Mr.
Petteys of Greenwich was at the Brush
mill two days this week. They are
talking very strongly of buying the
property and if they do they intend
to build.
Mrs r. G. Mckee and little daugh-
ter Mary spent few days last week
at her fathers Mr. Maynard's in Cam
bridge.
The painters have completed their
work on the Union church. The stee-
pie that was to be repaired will prob
ably be left until next spring, when a
new one will be put up.
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Christmas Greens.

Evergreen rope and I cents per
yard. WIeaths 10, Is and p cents
each with red berries. Also Christ
mas trees from % to so each. Holly
and holly wreaths. Orders delivered.
Address Mrs Clarence Morse, r. F. d.
J Bennington.
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BAPTIST
CONFERENCE
December Gathering At North
Bennington Next Week. /.

Bennington Next Week.
The December conference OF methods
| for state, national and worldwide ex-
tension of the kingdom VIII be held at
the First Baptist church, North Ben
nington, Dec. 6, 1901. The program
follows:
MORNING SESSION.
Minister'S Conference.
1000 Rev R. B. Tozer presiding.
Object of the Conference Out
lined with Scripture Lesson as
Basis for our Expectations, by
DR. w. E. Witter, Boston
1920 Address. Method ofSoul Win
ming. Rev w. A. Dawson
l0:40 Discussion. Led by
Rev +. S. feathers, Wallingford
lll0 Address. The Pastors Respon-
sibility and Opportunity in Re-
laton to the Money Power IN
his Church,
Rev F. r. Morris, Bennington
u;30 Discussion. Relation of Exper-
fence, Success and Failure;
Best Methods. Led by
Rev f. l.. Klein, Pownal
1910 Intermission.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
200 Bible Reading. Conservation
Of Self and All.
Rev c. A. Cook, Bloomfield, N j
2:20 Address. What does God De-
mand of the Individual by way
of Personal CONSIDERATIONS?
Rev j. S. Brown, Manchester.
2:45 Discussion. Led by
Rev E. o. Croft, Nottingham
3:l0 Address. What Proportion of
Income should Pastors and Lay
men give to the Lords Cause?
DR. w. E. Witter, Boston
$40 Discussion. Led by
Rev j. A. Mitchell, Wilmington
400 Open Parliament. How can we
best learn Ourselves and most
Impressively Present to our
Churches the Needs and Oppor-
tunities of the Local Church;
the State Work; Home and For
eign Missions; Educational aud |
Public Work?
Ten tive-minute addresses fol- |
lowed by Discussion, Questions |
and Intermission.
EVENING SESSION.
$50 Praise Service. Led by
Rev F. S. feathers, Wallingford
1:45 Address. Soul Winning,
Rev Samuel Mcbride ID. D.,
New York City |
$50 Address. Christian Steward
ship, Rev Charles a. Cook,
Bloomfield, n. j.
Every pastor, teacher and Christian
worker should be present at these con-
erences. Entertainment will be fur
lished free.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Mrs Collins M. Graves is with her
husband at Montpelier.
Mrs Helen Farnham is spending a
few days with Mrs E. j.. Temple in
Woodford.
Mrs Clark Spencer of Greenwich is
visiting her father, Henry Marsh.
The many friends of L. ". Farnum
will be glad to learn that he has secur-
ed position In the Boston store In
Marion, Ind.
The annual dinner of the Home Mar
ket club of Boston will be given in
Mechanic Hall in that city Thursday.
Over 1000 men will sit down to the
tables. Bennington will probably be
represented by j. S Holden and Chas
Cooper who are members. The late
a. b. Valentine was for several years
one of the directors OF the club.
The Coy Babcock Co has been clos
ed down for several days because of
the failure of stock to reach here.
Geo A. Miller and MissLillian Davis
returned from Boston Tuesday after
noon.
A. b. Caldwell returned Tuesday
from Poughkeepsie and has resumed
his work with Perry Il Keeseman.
Russell c. Graves returned to New
York Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Higley, who has been visiting
at John Gilbert's returned Tuesday to
Troy.
Geo II. Papers of Bennington Falls
and Miss Nellie Bartlett of South
SALISBURY were married at White
Creek Sunday afternoon.
Primroses in bloom are about the
handsomest and most satisfactory
potted plant for winter. Fine strong
plants now in blossom and which will
furnish flowers all winter only % cts
at L. G. Holton's greenhouse.
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ABOUT
Picture FRAMING :.

a picture worth framing is worth
framing we'll Not necessarily in an
expensive frame but neatly and with a
moulding in keeping aud tone with the
subject and consideration Of where
it is to be hung.
ISWOLD has made a specially of
framing for years and has q
reputation for artistic work.
GRISWOLD carries in stock the larg-
est assortment of mouldings to
be seen anywhere in this section,
ranging in price from SC to soc
per foot.
GRISWOLD has more help to the
square inch than any other mer-
chant in town and will continue
to get out work promptly up to
Christmas, but there is limit
TO ones capacity and last year
we were compelled to disappoint
some customers who ordered
late.
GRISWOLD bcseeches all who wish
to make him happy. to order
their framing as early as possible
this year and avoid Holiday
trade.
GRISW OLD
Observation-Disclosures.
BOOks.Maeazines.
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PUFF WAG0RS ROLL
THE ROADS TO
YOSEMITE

RAYMOND cal July iC This
HHIH ..ff. which Is the railroad ter
mIHaI faT tie fuuaa 1a.am.ts saI-
IHF fHHtr b. HH. .IIsH HIfl cute.
mobiles ff#H#Hr. lumber HH#4s.
covered .smu ##H..a and
numbering s#F# coaches we're IHa
HHfE vehicles Haa.a - tH. ta4n
tat Ell invasion 20 #HaH#HHaHH Hzr-
rIHEsa bee H#Hu HHH autos ars
rolling iH from aI directions. en-
route Cor The H##aUfHI Yosemite
Tie touring $40 lfass rsrHa e.
hasa Dir california hard and IN no
raHfI#H uf tie sfHfr De- faa Innovation
maH= marked fHaH here rho -HIHH
fIHiE beet stage read leading
Through tHH H#~ffHH and various
summer feH#HH# 60 fHs wonderful
.saHHH ur rHIHHr.a FHHHHsaf haHaI-
v#HH offers sH.#fn HHHH ffa FH and
FHHHs EfaIsa f#H fEH ##fa .rH. and
The LID puffsuKarH ere invading the
territory m liz aIf Hf#HH Goa 8 e.
FHHaf numbers All fhHHaaH fha Sc
fHaaI rara tie autHa ere wen Ilnr
theIH uHg filled aIHH tourists.
.amHHHH HHH sn.ufrIHHIafr MANY
uf IHH TIffaaHHH #H#H from EaH
TfaH#Ia.H. a## HIIrH distant and ysf
aIH#aH ffHW lie AuKHIsH. over 900
mites SWAY. ard not ffH ere thaHs
ri eastern auto enthusiasts who are
touring the west
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MCDONALD MUST
ANSWER CHARGES
SUPREME COURT SAYS CASE AGAINST STATE PURE m.
spEcroH MUST

OLYMPIA. July &c 4 damaee
suit arising out Of prosecutions
started Boy D.. a. Mcdonald against
dispensers Of milk containing for
muIdaHyde wu before the supreme
court yesterday iu which Daniel
Mckenzie proprietor Of rafe In
Seattle De- suing Mcdonald far $40
600 Mckenzie WaH fined t.l for
serving pu. aneH mIf - HH Gus
tomsH and mms .a.E - fH. food
o9umI H.uu.r ~ bringing dana
arr suit Iu which d, alleged that De
purchased the HI.E used from tie
Royal Dairy n corporation H.IlaF#
Ing II % br pune ilat Mcdonald
was one of the at4.lhaiHsm .u Tire
dairy corporation and had nI
knowledge that Tho DAIRY Ha #HII#
Iur m#IH containing faHHaIH.NH##
in fHe lower court Mcdonald HI#a
"a general demurrer Ola tie principal
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ground that the complaint aid not
state facts sufficient ~ constitute a
rauaa IT action The demurrer WINS
sustained and Mckenzie appealed.
The supreme court rrmandH the case
with IHaffupflaH# 20 oVffruls tie
demurrer The court Gays
I'VE think such a cause ~ action
appears that Respondent Mcdonald
cannot be- relieved upon mere de-
ulrnH. aud that fha persons mak-
Iue such serious charges aa % tbs
conduct Of "a public officer should
d. required ~ prove Thorn af go out
~ court by failure o. establish
fHlm
The appeal 10 dismissed a. 70 the
Royal Dairy aa q corporation which
appeared separately the court as
summing fr0m the briefs that the ap-
H.''.at did NOT HIHh to disturb the
Judgment ~ the lower court ia
favor q the dalfE corporation.
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PLENTY WORK.
Ne Need - lsborina Men Gem
planning hbavt Hard Tunes
Csnsult Crane.

There is re- need 81 any IHhafIHF
fnHn EninF Without uafk. a. NJ
Crane. who conducts aH employment
office GO If7 West Main street. Re-
porte numerous calls FOR working
uen. and aafH that there ore not
enough reliable mon T. farf4F The
demand MH Crane f. ere ~ the
oldest employment aRsHta in The
cts end BE- always 90 ct people
places when the rect ara reporting
slack business Tho employer hsts
cot 80 fhsN know that afr g#na
aeHaH them aHiy the beet of GOD
honest steady IahursfH and this Ia
The reason fHat De- IN give sou
work whom things aHr apparently
slack ANY one looking for employ
ueHf should consult MH grue be-
fore they So aIase here IIr Prob
HHIE an raf FaH fhe F#Hf place sou
have been locking for Don't Put H.
off because the best jobs mas b.
some when fau rrf there n fau
are working nov and aHut 20 bet
Ter 1aur position. nre fhe gaue I'm
uIaymeut office az II West Main
street. -
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

y. q. Mullen. al Banard ave. opa
City HALL
Fexpsn, prua Co. Ewing street
and Frement avenue.
W. A. Mansfield a Co. Druggist
sd ard jackson.
oraham's asms Bakery. glo1 Let
aNeaue.
c N LShndrstT, cigar store, eis'b
eecend
Thee HARRIS. at Hestetios, Rsnter
Littie'a Pharmacy. tst ave. north
and Harrison street J. y. Ilttis'
eroc rletor.
carlscn q Co. pruqslst, cor, sth
-. and Pas. street South eeattis
2. A. Moore. psttottIss, So. Para
univsrsitY psua storss university
Staten.
Newell 81 Pharmacy, io2a Howell
street
Raleisr Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. pre-.
eristar. 2Oes &. Madison.
Columbia psua store W, }. etae
iey, prep. Columbia, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, ?. Z. Fteheh
Erepa els nroadsNaY aad James
Cuaker prua Co, tet3 1t ave-
lsary's Pharmacy, G4a n, breaa
Nast phone bnion %
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Cylinder Broke
mY serIpns ,,sv. Assn,

QUEENSTOWN. July ls-The
CunaHdef Umhria arrived this
morning She reports having wire
lcaa communication With the Amer
lean liner 50 Louis The latter re
ported that heE low pressure Cyiiu-
der had broken. but she WAS able
90 complete repairs uuaz#l ztsd. how
ever.
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a Busy Man
tny s-Hpw Ssvu sssn,

OYSTER BAY. July l6-Presi-
dent Roosevelt devoted the morning
hours To-Day t. work upon bis
speech of acceptance and CORE
spoudenfr No visitors we're receiy-
"a at Sycamore Hil today. and
none Is expected
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Come to Pleasant Reach sunday
ular HHamHfrf. -
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JuIAl #tssaa nauas iarEv tract ~
frrina 8 down and g. pet month
. cords = wood tee come tlday
rfrtu uH ground. b. fare GA Wash
fuatnn street
A FUIU UauM raItaae ou HHfu TOE,
#H uF#r#HufE WHHH#f HHHrHiH HH. H|I
HIH.a II f.Ii NJ - went o. hH.
HHnf faH# g. aHH HhIH Doing EaHt
#HI HIH =HfI IH HfHf seq dave n D.
Cook zee t Ave
ruU SAFE or rent Groom eaftaae.
81 f..t fHHHt fHHH Tor ore mafg
A#HHa fHH IHH. View fH city 40
HH..HfHH hHrth between n maH
HHd flHHHIH#H Inquire 90 llbs
BOX BALE NnrfU#m t.uas aud .Ht
near Thomas e. An.ih Seattle.
UaHd Ua# tH g. down.
Tuu O. - east.A HHfnrr lot aaain
with aH H#H.um maHaEu hHHHH ca tr.
uFH| uaHH #u# hIH#a FROM #faiHHfs
ear arIFHae I.f fHH particulars sell
9eHtr T. co. H5#Hh t
FTUTE Room I.#aH end to- 'Hfa.
Ha|. each UEHr sd .af H#FfI.U.
terms ufasH a Beet Marion
HH.IIH4
H#HUHMEU H.Hsf aH zHl Charlie BE-.
HHH.fHIH HHHF.H "fH#H#a 81. IFf MHH.u
root MHH N.i
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Ono a customer always cusfo.
mer. EEkau 4 Ericsson. 1916 First
Pine photos 80
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AWFUL CHEAP. going East new 2.
story house. large tact land also
100 cords wood only te7b terms -
down. so per month, close TO car aud
school. owner, office Garden station.
few minutes ride Hcnton car ana
Occidental and fsHler.
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Is off
For Europe

NEW YORK. july t. Former
Secretary ~ War Russell A Alger
called for Europe this morning
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aud lWpbUl Dry p1cta. Lum.
be- hllh. Haaftia.
Physician snd Surgeon
III 81 D. tgNaEll y III lnuskIsy.
ftra 20 4 evenings IN Lake It4t
DIT w fsgG DALTON tU A..
eada bldg Skin and Heuito urinary
tn ANNIE RUSSELL = iIohlsY uia
ID ehambsf# lpIsr bIa 10th phones.
Rubber Stamps
~ nuett bizarre maze. 49, Atgads
-==.. Storage
fHuhkH delivered u cent? aa4s
storage free. plano AID fufnttuFs
moving fHtlhatss given. Guton
IfnnHfsr stuluEe Co. z1ll first.
both phones Main sHa
z Umhealla nspairins
iMIfHtll las mau.fHUH4Isd. fs .astVs
sffnH and ueutIai feuaHIHn 30 Dee
sna aNfuuaa Robson nrua
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EXCHANGE CiU property for small
ranch net Ices than iO HrHea. near
school Inquire So iUtuha avenue.
NlrtH I.Hhy.
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pALMIsTHY PROP WALLACE. thd
worlds RrfafrHt pH imiFt end claire
EHrurt may o. consulted daily Oh
all affairs ~ lIf# Ite rfHuIfra the
separated. settles fHFffH 4HafftIa.
causes speedy mHrfiHrra lHratea Ma.
don treasure HHEfHfn You ne Co
whether or not Vnu Will be SUCCESS
fHl Boo mlninE ur ln business lie Iuokf
into your hand and tflIH 80 what
ellis BuHs and oftfHttmtH nH coed 40
vice gives you back Fuur Iaaf nerve
aud eusFRF $50 matter what trouble
sou maF have. cali and be will holm
YOU puriurH lu Hotel Neudums
First avenue between Union and
University HfrretHf
prov WARREN. THE PAL NTgr.
now located az 81 Pike street So
strange tH ur Work that without
word without a question. I tell Bnu
just what sou want fu hHuH Cor.
rect Informs ton about nll affairs o.
love. rauftHhip marriage. divorce.
sales. Wills. property. ola eHIatpH.
speculation. dlHrsHsH. pensions. pat
eutH. mining Investments etc
Rooms 9 and Tor the next seven
days I will make life readings for
one. fourth - my regular price. f1
cents. 20 ono and ell.
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join tie crowd and enjoy yourself.
sss
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~ ut SIS a. FOR LARGE LEVEL
Tote with city water ON every lot
After you see Southeast Seattle no
man can convince Vuu - better
proposition Tor home and iuHeftrnrut.
D. per cent guarantee ~ increase fu
value the first year goes with every
Dot Take Wash. 81 car 20 South.
east Seattle
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LedqIup housss Fer ssls
Bon HAIN au.fuam IutEuK house
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