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fuoH tfNAfTH cuwpEfls OWNER To
SILL hfa fine faffn Il = AefeH HszaFH thar
hsW fieh bottom i4nds e aetss 10 paiti
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aH8I keHs Ard faff outfit q farming faats
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uHIW ~ HI-HTTIH I'D TAlHhh
IaH = IN 4 fHEh level taHH. win aHHAA
fa4f H5IIlaH fees Il aaaa flHhsf. 81 nsf
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ii EaaHH ali issst aaHa nmhsf 80 Pc
aanNa nat4IH improved ths per acre
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EANM AsA#NkH
"a aefas e Hiifaa 0ssf ef LAKE TaHHiil.
T.Eia ptaes has ufis naH mills - asean
asakasa - acres cleared. fine coil -
sua efii fina IL THE eaunffN. Iaa bearing
frat trees a aoad fNssfeaia baaas and
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miles % neilinahhm and = miles - fiaiHs
Price - sH terms
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ffsIia fraH tlstiiHshafH Price ttAHaa
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river. ne sores bottom iand - sefes un
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isInN CLEARED and fenced. - hesftns fruit
trees : saoa ssFaeHHi haHas. hafu zfaA feet
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lnka good veil water. also errak RUNNING
through re uisss e eaNs. = calves. ptas
eHsauI ard all taais ffies 8 en- VII
fsks city nfansftT for part payment
othsf aaad BARGAINS IN farms and farm
lands
nEonaE uHocKHAaEN a co.
Iheie tHz sA Hinekisf uife
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tsasftss F5ss Hshf sHIf y =
Aa# MANHOOD Is HasaHa 80
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
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diseases 60 kfeNae IT
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CORNER Tor = aa
HrleHaiH Heeat6an or saah az nth Kfara
Nlas - laksa aaa aaaanfAius Terms
Z tata see hlazk firm fAks tfnfnn pffee
faf q fsN aa4a aHlN u sse. strand Ffsw.
HENSON q CARLSON.
- Marion ridak rhuns Aasa 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

HIRE ~ 4 GOOD BrY-s1 acres. nicely
fanafsd. hatWesn seattle sHh Tacoma
handy t. ore # the Lest iaWnH II The
eaites faaiHH saad eaantN road close t.
tom land 9 sores 10 cultivation. balance
EASILY efssrsd na# eafaaW house large
ham several 0ulhuildlnns. Eoune orchard
owner desires quick ssta n taken Within
usxt few days viii self far B. 10.
HnHEWT MALTHf,
fia 20 81 Alaska Uuiidimz 80
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NEAR KENT g aaIns Do a{sataa =
Haafs II pasture plenty ~ HpFIna Wataf
aeaai house large barn. large orchard
lHies. In tuains y gawa good team har
ness ard wagons 81 a04
ROBERT NAGTHY
sis % 81 Alaska building "a
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ron sklE-ltovsEs, -.
1i7sssa 6sa1sfa se{iass q isik A. 10
+ HsN
~ "a tsi fassaI hHttiss Hn GH@sH AHHs
HI&l sHaHsA Haa@ Mails ssAa Z
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Nassa - Aa@n Sc faf Hassssih See HeHe
4 n intHHa AZ NHs sta taks fiFasM
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SOCIETY NOTICES

u naasins zaasaalss.t pflsats
A tasaaHa MHgtabas HNMHlei tth
and riHH sasaHe ever Ia
- ataHLaa NlEaaaaa ~ aIas
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asl IN Til.i svs' aaa.. 1i.isI:
ard anHnanifian. III
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j. B. .IOhmsOm

Heal FaJHts faaAns ans tnsufanrs.
sid E1aasr GROVE Eitate
Nafthsast 1'ufusf md ard James
sea as5 fIna saHnsf. i5Ntfsa feet in ths nm
eaI sstfinH an ftfHt Hi TERMS
80 cash. balance 81 8 Issf cent lutefeaf
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RNONAI

Hsa a4ths. ssafr tss4tnssat stth "a.
s4xs. ~ lAsisa sN1 sseltslNea tt@t4 =
a. tshans &NasEaE 10 "a g. Mss
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FENANA n4HksAAk.N e aeass hataf. sas
szkafasaY tFxats4l Naasaa EkHstessa ffes
fsaH4 ~es Nwh Nstlaat HnasfsAss kfffsHs
t2tah#ssE taisstHe ~ ass IT
AA8sA4 FN73H hammered aaAssH hs&Hz
isis q = a - sasse taszashsN s1sHss M
Hsa fses haaug4f4l So sassfw 81 S#a4s
eta 1H@ss'as tesHsa eHfAas Naaaed -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

II "a rAef Fatr rttr tepaiNu
Hal#n ANe Hoftl h1IatS iaaa n ~
HIa HNHN n HflN htHNnikH ~
gtTENHsT5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-07

Pet eaiaal have acreage Aua inaiaas
property f1f sale. ard aams houses ~
rent ia zisi Ave rhane. East 49,
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a. ~ mar ~ gftes tn YgHF heesF
- az saaesbs hsuaa faHHffAhE n al
efarshss Randall aA Wsstsfn az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11
M1scHIEvOUs BUFFIE.

Bufie was a little Maltese kitten. own.
ed by Margaret Smith. Buffie was very
fond of his young mistress and always
liked to do what was right. hut tempta-
ton sometimes was too great. One De-
cember morning, just q. few days from
Christmas, Buffie was sitting in the wins
dow-sill beside Margaret, who was try
Ing hard to read, but couldn't, because
every time she would turn the pages OF
her book Butile, thinking she was play
ing with him, would play with her fingers
or would get his paws stuck in her hair,
so poor Margaret had to give up reading
and play with mischievous Buftle.
Margaret had a friend by the name OF
Martha Wells. who came very often to see
her and occasionally brought her little
pug dog, Kid. to play with But1e.
Bufie thought 1t great fun to play with
Kids wool and would always wait for a
chance to play tag. Rufle didn't play
tag very fair, she would walt until Kid
turned his back to him and then Buffie
would spring on him. Poo Kid endured
1t as long as possible. One day. when
Bnfie was just about to spring on him.
Kid turned around and bit him. Well.
Bufle got enough Of playing tag that
day and has. as I have heard, never play
ed so rough with any dog. whether he
Is a pug or not. MARY GRIGG.ss
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KLAUS N MARIE.

Mari MaTis w a1sr up first A. tn next It m nss,ns ;s; and
lay. tickled him severely. He walked up
and Just jumped right out Of bed and
They dressed as fast as they could and
went downstairs to. the breakfast room.
where they found HYrr n Frau sPiysr
already. breakfasted, and We wish that
You will make all the haste you can, for
is is already 10 o'clock. In a few MIN,
Frau Splver that they We're ready to go:
Herr Spiver told them that they would
90 sod 70 G ssa tine av beautiful made m soytsi Of bS sw nv psa
ant class Of the people. So Of they went
to the Tsair. The children went into per-
Frau spiver could hardly get them
away from the toys. KLAUS did not want
to leave a steam engine. nor Marie a lalge
and stopped again to look at a large and
curiously carved Noah's Ark. which was
really beautiful. They did not want 70
came to a toy dollhouse, which was
painted. had a front and back %yeranla,
and was all fitted up inside nicely Tor u
1T Is time for lunch how, children, You
may come back this afternoon" They
t Meat a TO UNFIT q iihils and poss esb5 as e .hex we're ap With ssil
a telesram addressed to Herr spiver. "
was from the children,s grandmother. II
Erandfa shep is sn very ill., Instantly Herr
and Frau Spiyer were In a great furry
and hurry (as they were very easily ex-
The children and their friends went
straight from the Fair Grounds to the
inn, where they got their belongings to-
where they boarded the train. bound for
the little mountain station. AS soon as
they got there they went home and the
door was opened by their grandmother
very quietly. and Marie fell into her arms
and burst Into tears.
CTo be C%ontinued.)
HERSCHEL JOHNSON. /,
ipfifer Ave. Charlotte. N, c, |
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EMMA's BIRTHDAY.

1t was the twenty-third day OF the
came. She woke up very happy and
to remind her mother Of 1t. Her mother
fast and went out to invite her friends to
her birthday party. All were ready by IL
o'clock and they were led Into the dining
lowered dishes. There wa fruits, Ice
lakes and candy on It, On the
table was q present from each friend.
den and made flower wreaths, Then. they
went back into tho house and played
Maen they ali went iome, and Emma
was worry sorry to see them go. Emma
spent a very happy lay.
131 N. Seventeenth ST.. Richmond, Va.
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The Life of Christ

Now, when Christ was young He grew
strong In wisdom and feastures. In tho
olden times 1t was a custom for all pco-
pie to celebrate tho Passover. and now,
Joseph and Mary went to Jerusalem. The
Passover commemorate the event which
was In the time OF Moses. AS you know.
when Moses lived all Israel was In bond
ago to Egypt. God had tried all kinds
OF ways, through Moses. to get Pharoah
to release the 1sraelties, but he would
not. God sent plaques of locusts bees,
flies. to bother the Egyptians, and at last
told Moses to tell everybody to kill II
little lamb and sprinkle it's blood on the
door mantcl of their house. TO those
send the Death Angel to kill the first
born of every family, and so He did.
This was the most dreadful thing that
ever happened in the history Of the
is called the Passover (passing
over. This feast lasted eight days. Now,
their kindred and acauaaintances turned
homeward. but Jesus tarried behind.
After q days journey they set and sup
ped. Joseph and Mary missed Jesus and
q~uaintances, but He was not to be
found. Then. with sorrow in their
hearts. they. returned toward Jerusalem
and found Jesus after three days, jour-
them so. He answered, Why was it that
they searched for Him. wilt We not
that 1 must be also about My Fathers
business" He had been in the temple
asking and. answering questions that as
tonished the doctors; He then went back
with them to His home as an obedlent
boy. Jesus increased in wisdom aud
stature and in favor with God and
man" When He was thirty years old
He was baptized by John the Baptist and
began Ills work for His Father In his
world, healing, curing. restoring sight
and choosing His disciples.
This Is what I learned from January
21st Sunday school lesson.
Yours, LAMAR SHERERTZ.
No. 1924 Fourth a1enuei N. w,
Roanoke. Va.
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There lived in Holland a little boy nam
ed Paul. whose father was n carpenter,
and every day Paul took breakfast to his
father. One day he was not In such a
hurry. He stopped by the big dlkes that
hold back the sea TO play. While he was
playing he noticed a little leak In the
dixie.
What was to be done?
He knew IL the dixie were to burst
thousands of lives would DO lost. Just
then a thought came to him and he stuck
his little finger III the leak. 1t was
n cold morning and Paul was almost
freezing. but no one came and Paul's
strength was fast failing.
In the meantime, aul' father came
to look for him. When Paul saw his
father in sight he shouted, Come here.''
and then tainted. When Paul came to
himself he was at his home and a we'll
dressed man was standing beside him,
VINO said, You are the brave lad who
saved the town and you shall not 20 un
rewarded SHERRARD NS,TT
Barton Heights,