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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10

The Sioux Falls Press gives an
inkling Of the way in which it is
proposed to stuff the republican
ballot boxes in that city with dem
ocratic votes. The law says that
in order to be eligible to vote at
any party caucus the voter must
have voted for a majority Of the
candidates of that party cat the
last preceding election" The Press
claims that the municipal cleo
Siol in that city determines the
qualifications, and that nearly all
OF those who voted the municipal
league ticket voted for a majority
OF the nomln ees of the republican
convention. Of course it is well
known that the municipal league
was non partisan organization,
and democrats as well as republi
cans would under this rule be en-
titled to vote at the republican
caucus.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10
DR.. 7. 7. CHURCH
DENTIST.
Office over Postoffice.
Scotland, South Dakota.

Bon Homme county republicans
have always been loyal to their
home candidates for state and con-
gressional honors, and while that
loyalty has not always resulted in
success at the conventions it has
greatly helped in maintaining a
harmonious feeling, condition
which is of vital Importance to any
county that hopes to land a favor
ite son. There have sometimes
been contests for the control of the
delegation, but the defeated par
ties have yielded gracefully, and
given loyal support to the winner.
This year there is but one candi-
date for state Office in the county,
and in the interest of fair play he
should, and we believe will, be Civ
en- loyal support from his home
county.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10

II am pleased over the recent
messages of President Roosevelt.
The Investigations of such corpo-
rations as the Standard Oil com
pany, and the resultant exposures
are bound to lead to reforms in the
control of such corporations. The
movement Of things is in the di-
rection of the people and against
corporations. I think the presi-
dent is a great factor in this
change"
These are the words of Congress,
man Martin expressed to the edit
or of the Sioux City Journal one
day this week. And yet the in,
surgents insist upon chasing him
as a corporation sympathizer.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10

Next Tuesday is the date for
holding the caucuses, and the re-
suit of the vote at that time will
practically determine which of the
two rival factions in the republl-
can party shall furnish the candi-
dates for state and congressional
Offices, as we'll as the candidate for
U. S. senate. The campaign has
extended over a period Of about
nine months, and a brief review of
the findings may not be out OF or
der. It has been shown that pre-
vious to two years ago all of the
candidates now in the field worked
together in one party organization,
most of them held office secured
through the support of that organ
ization, and therefore by their rec
ords, and not by their campaign
promises, they must be judged.
Two years ago Mr.. Crawford wish
ed to be governor of the state. He
sought the support of the state or
ganization, headed by Sen. Kit
redge, but could not secure the
support desired. Then it was that
Mr.. Crawford first discovered that
the state organization was cor
rupt machine. Mr.. Gamble and
his friends fought Mr.. Crawford in
his aspirations, because they told
us that he was simply seeking the
governorship as a stepping stone
to the U. S. senate, and wished to
supplant Mr.. Gamble. The or.
ganization of a rival machine was
then undertaken by Mr. Crawford,
and with the support of Mr.. Sho-
ber, who believed that he had en-
unjustly denied a reappoint it
as insurance commissioner, Mr..
Osborn, who had not been appoint
ed postmaster at Howard, and nu-
merous others with similar charg-
es of corruption against the old Or
ganization, made a fight for su-
premacy, but failed. Two years
rolled around, and Mr.. Gamble
wished again to be elected to the
U. S. senate. He sought the sup
port of the old organization, with
which he had worked harmonious
ly for twelve years, but the major
ity of that organization was in IA
vor of Congressman Martin for
that position. The unanimous de-
mand of the Black Hills for a SEN
ator, together with the excellent
record of Mr.. Martin in the lower
house, gave him a prestige that
could not safely be ignored, SO Mr..
Gamble found the majority of the
organization in favor of his rival.
Then Mr.. Gamble, like Mr.. Craw-
ford two years before, discovered
that there was machine, and
that it was corrupt. Mr.. Craw-
ford, no longer being a rival for the
senate, suddenly became exactly
the man for governor, and Mr..
I Gamble and his followers joined
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10
Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian Church
Rev. Hayden r. Upton, Pastor
Sabbath services-Mornirg worship 1890
Sabbath school at II m.
Y, P. S. G. E. at 6:3o p. m.
Evening service 7:3o
Prayer and Conference meeting Wednesday
evening at 1880
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10
CITY DIRECTORY
LODGES, ETC.

Masonic Lodge.
Every second and fourth Tuesday OF
each month. Visiting brethren cordi-
ally invited.
ALEX. BROWN,
RoBERT JASMANN, w. NJ.
Sec'y.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10
CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor--PAuL LANDMANN,
AUDITOR. Nj. DAIN,
Marshal-W. A. COBB,
ALDERMEN.
First Ward c. L. MAXWELL,
F. s. BIRKINBINE.
Second Ward FRED FRED GaGH GagH; z,,e
Third Ward T. J. MARoHANT,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10
CHURCH SERVICES

The Methodist Episcopal Chnrch
Rev. Lachlan Mclean, Pastor
Preaching on Sabbath morning at 1890
Sabbath school at close of morning service
Epworth Leagve at 62o p. M.
Song service at 7:3o p. m. followed by gospel
sermon
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:3o
The public is cordially invited to all of these
services. Seats are free. Strangers in the city
are always welcome.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10

Eastern Star.
Meets upon the first and third Mon
lay of each month at Masonic hall.
MRS. ELIZABETH DIEHI,
MRS. JENNIE REEVES, W G
Sec'y.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10
M. w. Of A,

Meets on the first Tuesday eve1,i1,
If each month.
P. 0. SToNEBRAKER,
P. A. BLISS, V. G.
Clerk.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-05-10

|. Q. O. F. Lodge.
Meets every Saturday evening Ell
campment first and third Mondays,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18
SheiIs hcs @nltinlnrcr S1n

Sbeils ocs 9altimorcr SangcrfcItcS
1908 ipor elmer bon Sen S1ngern
rmobbdngigen Sdngerfcit : @eiea-
id)oft ilbertrugen. Sicr bctutgen Die
G%tnnobmen $59,063 un0 oic gllSgos
ben $5S,59S.22, mos einen llcbcriduB
BON $i64.7S ergob, Scr ser SGngcr,
Scrcinigun0 ilbcrpicien wuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18

bcgcbt baiicIbc IN iibIiAcr @eiic
IN @enfert's Earf an Gorlep.
Sdnc. Gin einorltdsuoles
Erogrnmm.
Gincr oltcn id0nen TRADITION gea
mG6 bat dlf) oicieS Sobr sic epallg.s
lutb. Sc5opo6.8 cmcinoc an SouinS.,
nabe arlington 3 Npcnlie in @cnfcrt's
Earf an Der 0uricp-2anc ibr iG6r.
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Gellld) mar cin 1nbcrlt 5ublrcider, "a
nid)t dlein Die WitglieOcr ser Sc
mcin6c crihicncn porcrl, ionocrn aud,
picIe WitgIieoer Ser cpan0..lutb. Sn.
lens : @clncinoc, Gfe ppn Hanoall-
StroBc mlo Battery 9lpcnlle, nit De-
rem Secllor9er, Fnitor Grtlt b. Sob
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ais 6aS Set in 0otteS ircier Natur
ab~0e6olten mur0c. Gingelcitct muroc
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Iuc 8ott," Damn fol9tcn Elm 8cbct
uno cine ShriitIettion, mornui ser
Gbor scr Scbopob.&ird ein 2icO
portrig. &nitor $. Gncnber9er, ser
ScclIorgcr Scr Se6opab = @cmelnoe,
belt looann cine N%niprod)c, nnd Dc.
rem @cenoigung sic @cmcinoe n@ir
fonmert, Seine &ll0 5t icicrn" lang.
EaItor Grnit b. Snbmam belt bic
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IS milf praile Sbee, 0 SorO," Safer
unier mo Segcn. 6rol Eaitor
Glnma GllNlbcrger begleitetc Die @c.
iGnge oni Ser Orgcl uno Sr. 4lbcrt
Gll6n alli ser Goiuune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18
iuf i'm Syrcitaa Radt, %aaltaoIiens ii,

auf i'm 5reitas Raft, arfthoiien 8lt
ba6elt. Ger iunae EottS molte 6rei-
tag gl6cnb nod Baltimore 5llm Gar
nepol geben, mas i6m iein Tater
nidJt crlaltben moQte, moriiber es
jllm Streitc fam, bel Dem StiiGie
cine mud)tigc Sprad)e fiibrtcn. PTS
cling BottS iid trotoem alif ben @ea
nlad)te, idob Scr &atcr 5luei S6rot.
Iooungcn aus elmer Slinte binter
linn Der, Die i'm guar nidt idtuer
rcrluum0eten. Scit Der S6ieBerei
lit Ser Satcr i'm Sauic nidt mebr
gclcbcn urO 6isber BON Der EoliSei
nod nidt %geiunoen morOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18
&Teinc nnruGcn in Taris.

Eori$, tG. & oie
m%eilten bieiigen 2Goen beute oenr &c.
ietlid) porgcihricbenen Goittog emf.
iprod)en. blicben ctlid)e often uno
pcrurlodtcn 5oblreide Gemonltratio.
zen. 9ic Eoli5ci I'M Giitrift 5ernes
mar ge5lpll1gclt, mebrere Irslriffc
ollf ci1en aus ettua 400 Meniher be,
ltcbelocn Mob ST. MAIDEN mo 90
Ecrioncn SIT pcrDaiten. Gentonltra.
tioncl an on0cren Yitnften mllroen
Icidtcr untcroriidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18

gs Niem al 3 TN.
atitrait inter Ealmcn, bat @oet6e
geingt; Der aIte Folma in Gnba crit
red)t nid)t. sa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18
Hcriunal : Hutiscn.

Sr. @llitup Sogncr, Gr-Froii.
oent oeS @eion9uereinS oIltroro"
bon Gemorf uno Wottin uno ST..
Charles &clermnnn ullo Satin,
mcld)e iih g%elegcntlid) elmer Grbo-
lungSreiie bilrd Den Siibcn bier olf-
bicltcn nnb einen Sbeil Der Subj
IGumS-S eltlidfeiten mitm1htct, li1o
geitcrn nod) 9tcluS erieD's Wetropole
onl Eoiioic 5uriidgcfcbrt.
- Serr Douglas 90. @plic, Eroli-
bcNt Scr biciigct SanoclSfommer, III
nod) elmer Observation-Disclosures Sour
nod GnQlono micocr III Baltimore
cirgctroiien.
HaItor GrnIt bon So6ntonll
bon Der cpongcliidcn lutbcrild)el
Sulcms Stride rciIte 1eltcrn Ibcno
mad, Gcrniion, S6io. ob, itnt ieirc
@ottin, 6rou Moric bon @obmann,
ob3ubolcr, mclde id cin bolbes
3abr SIR GrbolultG bort onigcbol-
ten bate.
Srou Gmilie Noicr mo 6roll
2ouiie Gngliid), @cibe aus @oiGing'
tpn, 3. g., bciinbcn iid) 5iIr 3eit bel
Serm Ebilipp gngeIboupt, Nr. !,
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lleber obrcn. - Ter 10 Sabre
nlte Nornlnn Sborn bon Hr. 1926.
Carroll . StroBc, pcrilld)ie geiteril
Nud)miitng Gin IN 9elpc0ung bcfino.
lid)co Subrlucrf an Der Glib 6renlont.
StroBc, 5miid)rll scr Baltimore mo
@crmnnsS truBe, 81 beIteigen, nobel
er ailaglitt ltnb 10 ungliidlld) 5u 30
Den fiel, 6uB er i%iberfobrcn lulir0e.
Sm nMorpIono llnipcriit1tS. Soipi'
toll" ipobin Ser Sllnac gebrad)t !pur-
DC. conitutirten Die Ner5tc, ooB Der.
ieibc einen Sfdoclbrlid e~rlitten babe.
User Der G~igcrtbi;mcr ocS Sllbrlpcrfa
lit, fonrtc nid)t erntiitcIt per0en, oo
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nod benz llnfaQ meiter iubr.
Inter | d) iperem Serbdd )
iicbt Der - Sabre olte George u,
Sonpel bon Nr. 715, 3rorflinyStr.,
Elm autidcr Der Oole 2oun0rp. Ger.
icIbc iprrbe gcitern bon Gi6ier SO.
Den in Der lpeiilihen Eoli6eiitatior
inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING ocm sc.
rid)tsecrfobrcn iiberpieien, onaeblid
III Die @obnung bcs Serrit hilbert
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e~ingebrodjcn SIT iein. Gr milrOe &c.
tern friib gegen 5 llbr in einem
3inmer Der gebling'id)en @obnnnQ
id)lafcro anfgefunben. SumpbeQ.
Der burf) Gin %ofienes Senltrr ein9e.
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ltarf gelolf)t uro miiie nidt, ipic el
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g~eiun0en pnroe, bate er am Gam.
Itag abeno ongeblih gum slblieferi
bon @aihc beniltt.
Wnn mniB es iid i@,l le6r ianci
iper0eu laIlen, ipenr eincm Die g(rbei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18

Gtncinuoti O., &c. Sept. -
Son Den Gepltblifonern uon Samil-
ton . County wltroen gelterri Tiho.
las 2ongmortb iiir Sen eriten uno
@ermnn y. 0oebel iiir ben 5rpeiten
Gongreboiltrift ipieoer nominirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18

Hcui obrsfcit Der Ssrae.
litcn. = 2as Teuiobrsieit Der IS.
roeliten beginnt Wiittmod Ibero bel
Sonnenuttergang. Seierlid)e Got.
tesbienite mer0en in Den pcridiebenen
Sempeln mo Spnogogen obgeDolten
iperoen. Yeionbers berporrageno
miro bic 5eier I'M Wooiion. Ipei1uc.
Sempel iein, fir pelte Or. 9. Wicr.
rif Sopfinion Elm por5iiglifes mllii.
foliideS Nrogromm 5uiannmcn &C.
felt bnt.
fJitig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18

G~in1guter Sd,riitlteller lit MIR ser,
ilber Den gut geidrieben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18

Won mnB es iid i@,a icGr iorer
iperOeu %lalien, iperin eiticm biz 2(rbeit
ipirfIih bns Gaiein periiibclriol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-18
Grntcoanffcit.

Gie epong.-llltb. Scbopn6 @cmeinoe
bcgcbt baiicIbc IN iibIiAer @eiie
IN 9enfert's @art an Goriep-
Sdtc. Gin einorudsuolleS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-19
BIG CROWDAT
TRACK MEET
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES ARE
THIS AFTERNOON Compel.
ING FOR HosoRs At TN
UNIVERSITY sTUpExrs
COME FROM TACOMA.

The biggest track NEE, tffusr
high school teams that ever fetk
place IN this state IS In progress Il
the university this afternoon A
dezeu schools are participating. ana
the rivalry. especially between Seat.
tie. Tacoma and Spokane. - intsna
I he local high has the advantEss Il
having the largest number q En-.
tries. but both Of the larger cities
have good men IN all Of ths evrnis
while Everett, Beillnrhara. Sofih
Yakima and Walis walls are wta
represented. and Olympia Is sircnr
The other teams ali have nssn shs
viii win a few events
The fine weather took large
crowd out 70 the campus, whete sIs-
eial preparations had been mace 10
take care Of them. Or. Roller has
had the direction Of the meet n
charge. and Il has been handled via
bis usual care.
The Tacoma high school siutsnis
came over on this forenoon's Flyer
go strong 10 attend The bfilllan;
yellow FLAGS with black letters made
a conspicuous showing on the streets
prior 90 this afternoons meet he
Spokane bunch arrived on the Great
Northern last night and students
from other high schools kept pouf-
Ing into the city during the fore
noon hours
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WOULD. BE PhTRoLmEH hRE
FORCED TO AHsWEH a CUES.
TON on WHICH CITY Az
THoRiTiEs ARE DIVIDED.

u the act Of gambling "a felony
under the laws ~ Warrington
How many otherwise well IN
formed citizens can answer ~"
question c1rrerfiyY Many public
officials and peace Officers qneH-
toned this morning BY "a reporter
Tor The Star say that II IT, Mayor
Moore and Prosecuting Attorney
Mnchulsah. aa well ne Charles o.
Gleason. who waa a member of tho
judiciary committee ~ the state Lex
isiufure that considered the gam
bling laN aay II ~ not.
Asked 1t Examination.
The question was asked yesterday
~ the applicants who took the civil
service examination for appoint
meuta o. pafroimcn on the police
force Secretary A. ~ circuit n the
civil service commission. Gays tHai
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For She 18th time a oonfer.na. a.
international arbitration viii l.
held az Lake Mohunk. n Y ~
session this year being MAJ u.
June l. John ". Poster. o. wssh.
inEton, former United siasss So.
reiaFy o. state. viii be the prssidiar
officer The conferences discusses a.
iernaiiqgai arbitration solely ana
works 10 bring about It's eraavsI
adoption - the powers.
The conference originated Ia ff,s
with an invitation D. Albert K
Smiley. owner OF the Lake Mehers
estate. 20 prominent men to meet 1,
his guests and take Up a dlscasslaa
~ arbitration. A meeting has bee.
held annually snce then
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IS GAMBLING A
. FELONY OR NOT?

the answer r. the qasation 4.
gambling Is 4 felony Thai fe,i. 'lat
ho credited ~ perfect ahns ! - -.
iifs fspiy Nili be given no ef. - =
grading the papers. -' q
Yet gambling in Itself IL na
felony in the state ~ Wasblnss
Sheriff T.. q. Smith wbee
question vas pot 10 him assi. ~
hHt IT o. felony. The SANE . .s.sa
was made b. AellHR ehlef i, 10y
willard aud Detective WAN. eiiss
Who De- said o. Boz slated f5r -. ?
poIHtWant aH chief Wlils,a p
Wanreuniein anorHaf1s Bpas 80
Guessing the matter quailfles a,s'
spying that II Haf both a fee.. y
a misdemeaH1f ana
nalIingsr ss kuthsri,y.
TX Mayor HaHlHeef IL ei,.s
heefsiary GHaHt ~ tie rlyn .s..i ~
roHmlsHloH aa authority a., :.
statement that o. les felony +, -
police handbaas prepared ana =
sued by him during hIa sdnlnis,..
ton haliiHEer named Famblia.
The iiat Or feIaHIrs.
Gambling On Itself IL no, . .,
oHY.s sald Mayor Moore. .Ths -,
ute known aa ths aFambllnr 80 "a.
iaR does not make IL "a. ~
tanning o. gambling hause -
bling game 81 q gambling ss.i - =
felony EHHrfI|rsf TIL
n mlademenHnr Ira man sbaais y
prosecuted under q charge ~ - .
bling and convicted II could 80 s@','
considered felony y
Gambling alone Is no, IT,,
said Proceeding ATTORNEY 49,
i0sh. "To HaEa the affsos. ! -, s.'.l
under our Jas "a complaint ,o.., ~
legs that III accused mslnfals.. =
gambling house game or 49,.
Gambling Itself o. fnlzdemeaas, !
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Acreage In The City

when beautifully situated. 20
ted Improved and accessible by 81
eas service should attract ma
BUYERS Chas. Somers c. sel
Alaska building. offer something
this kind. Two broad acres
$500, ana terms An inquir9
them win hriug full particulars
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oAvfTT IN DANGER.

DUBLIN. MAY " Ai0na'.
navitt the journalist II suftena
from blood poisoning lie passed /
had night.
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CONSIDERS RELIEF

DIES MONIES. Ia. NAY is-Ihe
Presbyterian assembly toslAi Gun
sidrrcd means Of afiardine fgiiei ~
9ba disabled ministers Of the eFsAhf
kaficn.
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$500 ffou tafhsu Ger. isruas
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SMITH q coHKE
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hath Two ia iots cleared and
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Farm LANDS
IT, acres ala Boz wheat son
s acre aH in wheat So - per acre
Sell nr trade
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lair fUuItH ard finuHfa 81 100 terms
p " rEErltH 8 60 - Araaio
FOR SALE HOUSES,
e1uNrRY HoME
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potatoes ON very EASY terms monthly or
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HOME ron $50
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HOME GARDEN rHAgTH
The nHeaf i1ra fidH an me lake nrnna
view excellent uail. cedar river Wafhf Heaf
thr cars aeHbol etc Just chat Fau aHs
iddkirH fer
rfkfF AND QUARTER ACRES
Selling fW il and 80 up on sasr
monthly payments
Everybody SAYS Rainier Hearh % the fas
est iaeafi9u on IaFa Washington
Tabs cars on Washinui ln street scent
flftefa See Mr. Weed 81 0ffias ~ Hainlaf
Beach. or
K grf HTEvAHT Owner
a0t Haaf0n rif ~ Rainier Reach Is
OWNER MEEfH MuMfN and WUf aaIf
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lacntinr. fieas t0 srhooi Hrd HeIEhhats
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