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The Green Forest tribune., 1906-01-05
An interesting Letter from Prof. H. H.
 Davis.
Writes to Friends Here of His Travels Throughout the United States, Canada and
 Mexico.

1 THE TRIBUNE extracts the fol lowing from 8 personal letter written to Mrs. A. A. Pickens and Mrs. c. s. skinkle by Prof. H. H. Davis from Baird, Tex, Dec. 3, 1905.
 "Away back somewhere in California received 8 good long letter from my Green Forest home and I have delayed 8 reply until now. The press comments you sent referring to THE TRIBUNE, MT. Faulkner, Mir. Smith and MT. Mccall were the first news items reaching me from Carroll county for weeks and weeks before.
 Sorry, indeed, to hear of your new school building being de. stroyed by fire, Illluck agaial
 "In your previous long letter remember how sad l was to hear of Green Forests secon d fire when MT. Jernigan and others pro- perty was lost. And now how Iabout the second new school ! : F building? Do you know when it will be completed? You were kind to give me the information tyou did. It seemed to me that made no special effort to keep in direct communication with friends after I left Green Forest and it might have seemed to them that I had come and gone mysterious and unsoIved-jus simply passed off into space or rather evaporated as l might put it. We'll, we shall all know everything some day.
 ''Last month met my mother at Los Angeles, Cal, and arrang. ei temporary home for her in the Waverly building, Santa Ana, Cal. A pretty little town in Orange county. She is the best woman in the world and we wanted her located in 8 warm climate for the winter. 'Tis most wonderful and fas- cinating country in California, and we believe she will be well pleased with her new home. My uncle and aunt of Barry Co. Mo, are also spending the winter in California.
 Regarding myself will say l'm still on the move and expect to spend Christmas day in the vicinity of Dallas, Texas. Just yesterday I completed g schedule of.my travels during the last three and one-half years and the total distance Il have travelled in that time foots up I17, 800 miles or almost equal to five times the distance around the globe. ] have made four com- plete journeys to. the Pacific ocean and returni been three times into Canada and three in Mexico; took three ocean voy- ages and seen some: of the great natural wonders of the country and visited most of the towns in every western state and in one dozen of the middle etates.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-01-05
HOW MANY OF THOSE GOOD NEW YEAR REsoL1

I've gone into the jails, the aims
 houses, the rescue homes, the
 hospitals, the morgues, the slum
 districts. Often and often 1 meet
 the benevolent societies, the literary organizations, the leag. ues, and ladies aids of the M. E. church the Baptists the Congregationalistand Presbyter- : ians, the Guilds of Episcopal churches and fraternal orders,
 clubs, lodges and organizations of every object and character. Don't you all guess I've had a world of exciting and valuable exp eriences. The world has never placed nearly so much value on character as it does at present.. I am concentrating and oonsecrating my entire ex- istence toward the things which elevate and shall exert every particle of energy in my nature toward stamping out and driving out the things which drag down contaminate, and demoralize the social standard of ths present time. No, Pm not a preacher yet, and, thank goodness, I'll never be, yet some preachers are all right like to study natural scenes. Two weeks ago Monday I visited the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona. I left my hotel at day break and in five minutes later I stood on the brink of that awful chasm. The scene was the most impress sive and startling that I had ever witnessed. We were completely overwhelmed by the surround ings. Of course mere figures detract from this description. We stood in perfect silence on the very brink of this huge pre- cipice thirteen miles wide, two hundred miles long and pointed like a flower. I looked down, and down 2O00, 4OOO, 5000 feet more than mile in perpendic- ular distance below me. As it became lighter the colored walls began to reflect the most bsauti- full and perfect tints of color that l had ever seen. Purple, yellow, red and brown appeared in rapid succession and when the sun rose the beauty and grandeur were increased until the scene was simply bewildering. Just at this time 8 young man and his wife came out from the hotel to ob- tain their first view of the fam- ous, canyon. For few minutes perhaps three or four-they gazed on the scene before them and strange to say the man was completly overcome, breaking down and crying like a child. His wife tried to rebuke him, remarking "Frank aren't you ashamed of yourself?" Some people are affected in one way and others in another and one cannot ever guess what may be the condition of his mind until the mighty chasm and cliffs and peaks are all spread out. before him. In an eastern paper is found quite an extended article on this "Great Rent in Natures Bare Breast" which 1 contribut- ed very recently.
 Texas is g large, thrifty, pro- gressive state. It's people in general are somewhat rough in disposition, but kind and hospit-
 ".--' Il was over
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-01-05
DANGERS Of COLD AND HOW TO AvOII
 THEM.

More fatalities have their origin in or result from cold than from any other cause. This fact alone should make people more careful as there is no dan ger whatever from cold when it, is properly treated in the beginning. For many years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been recognized as the most prompt and ffectual medicine in use for this disease. It acts on natures plan, loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions and aids na- ture in restoring the system to a healthy condition. sold by all Druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-01-05
FOR CHEAP TEX AS
 LANDS THE TERRITORY ALONG THE TEXAS MIDLAND
 RAILROAD Offers excellent advantages.

The line extends through the counties of Lamar, Delta, Hunt, Kaufman and Ellis, situated in the north. h.east and central por- tions of Texas, and lands range in value from five to forty dollars per acre. A variety of rich and virgin soil is obtainable, consist- ing of black waxy, chocolate and sandy loam, and the products embrace all crops for which Texas is noted. A strong feature of this section is the high state of development, notwithstanding the low price of land. ss
 Round trip homeseekers tickets are on sale twice monthly, to all points in Texas, and the best way to Houston, Galveston and San Antonio (with intermediate stop overs) is via the Frisco, Texas Midland and Southern Pacific Systems.
 Further particulars will be gladly furnished upon applica- ton to Whitaker & West, Land Anopfu Gwa~.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-01-05

F. B. M General F
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

iebr ihpa6e cardinal 5amaTa Don
ct. 8igonia, %llHsarn, erbisti zen 70,
then 5ut uHo auBeroem p%rdcoHiTtl.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16
DER @etTt nFr Antorttat
ann nRs @ebnrTnnts TIT
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(giH tlsiner 8sitras sur a5Iung Der
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befuhen, gu ben 81. Satramenten All
ssbsH. bic oaerieIi5He s3ungfrau al
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ben2 Use taHR cine pubiiifiiae mutz
ter sur 9eibsiosnbsii. eint IsihiTns
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

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Sooianos. psuR i6nsu aats 9sraniis
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penn iber ibrer Ginobeit niai Bic
SoHne str 9is5e Frebli. banR piro
aas Sinh ron itiRsH @lttrn los1sriis
zen, Is muB Damn Die @utorit1t ais
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Ser 6rieoe uno Die ORR
nunBtm 6auft, OotiRfF6as
pa4re 6amiIien3lud.
uiiudm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

nett osr @leoelaroer 9ir6snlprengel
IN 8ett16t tommi, 3a6lten bic 9yeuers
Ter Itergn9gsisaihafteH In ben lebten
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5~siolgsn. b. B. uHier air6ensilent5um
ia5it gu Oerihetn, iont frsfsn bic
prdmitn uHs nod auT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

Der 81mpf gtgen pie
3irde in 6rantreih. ~ am
II, December 1T in 5rantrei6 oas Sc
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pon @taat in Strait getretsn uno bic
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pd5reno oe5 beuti6en G~ultartampfes
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3ofi4e 90lf piro auf cine Balm az
trie6eH, pelfe oieleidt itrer BON 1893
idum na4ieAeH ojrite. Die oem fran
3oiii6en Episcopal ~na6e3elelten gors
i6ldse. ii6 jebt 6em @eiebe az unters
perfen uno Gel iecsr gottesoienfli6en
gambling bic 8epiaisang bei Der Qos
lijei e~iu3u6plen. I0uuen bon oemiels
ben ME uH0 nimmer a%ngenommen per
oen. Die tatholiide &irAs lit ni6t oas
Na6nerl zines Qleni6en, ionoern he
1T s0ttIiden %llriprungs uno ioIgsre6ts
lid teiner menimtihen Qutoriidt un-
t~erporfen. Die @lei4Ieaung oeriels
ben nit irsenp einem unter 9ol3tis
aufidt Fe9euoengerein ooer elmer osrs
art t~pntronirten @sisai6aft lit Elm
u~nsrbortes gerbreten an Der BON ben
meiiten Staatsn soron.irten 9epiis
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~oioi0ueaeu 5rei6eii, cine S6ma6 fiji
bic 5an3e driItihe 0elt. Die in 6er
fran30HibsH Repu5lit io iebr 9epries
isnen UlenifenreAte uno bic Dseiie:
5rsibeit, @leif6eit, gTioerlidteit, Tno
eitel 5rug uno 6ohn auf bic 9an3e
meni6Iidt GeieaIhaft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

81 Qmsttca duf benz
SprHnq lin Die tat5pIifhe
s. irheR r. @er bic enlliiten Ia
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9meriCl isi aaf Gem Spun9e tlbo.
tl6 81 percgn. iagsibt Or. u. SETTER
IN ctr saurord Il. 65rJtl. 0D6e~.
Tenn Die GonoeripnsR. artiiuoen IL
nit 8ol0Iueui6au. 3dbe man Riht
mebr ud6 6uuoerten, ionotrn nah
GauieuOsn. @enn oas rj6tia mare,
. mubiC Sic Sail Ter &at9o.ittn ieoes
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raus aus tatbolii1eH Vdnoern a5re1
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pie 31uiencs, Die dngstIia isots 5abr
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gl1nu:r fjno. Bic ibr 226en einieben
I'm Die irrenoen G1lie Der 6er6t
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mar con QldIeuconDerionen uicbts
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yhl8 lit Die 3ertreuEnQ Der 9orur
tbeile Ger pr0tehant1tsu @elt 9e1en
Den Ratboticismus ohre 3usiit. cine
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cie nettneRoise 9orousIebun1 oer
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bic 8orart1,ils 3erilyeut fno. blei1t
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piuoen. bic rtlisi0ie 9leih3iltjoieii.
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/ siitiser g}eblt5du ouf bic 6erSsn Ie7t
IND 1R W|ieosrge6urt oes gbriita
tbuma 0%trhiuoert. lle5ertrit.e aus BEN
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GonUerIioEen ans Dem &dt6o!icismus
oer pyotehuutiitsn &irtt in CeIter
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p0ren oas meiIt a~bgstonoeue &dt6oli-
ten. eritor6ens Gbriittn, QameahrjRsn,
bic in Rin 9etenntniB jih einfiQen,
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uno md6t taIO bic @rfa9yuna Dab Der
8abmen leer lit.
@onoriionsn o6ne innere lle5ers
5susun5 iino niats psrtb. Sine
pd5re l|e5er3saguug a6er ieBt ernites
4ld2oenieH poraus nuo grinolifen
lluterri9t. 80 oieier feblt, mag
man Gonperfortn 5dbIsn. pdsen
oayf man lie Ridt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

Shirt s. 5snlobs uub Der
0Idu5t an 8ott unO Die
e pigfeit. ~ SIN Sabre 1885. ais
er nod niiten in ZEN Siirmsn res Sc
5eus in Qmt uno SIREN itanD, i4rie5
6urt 6o5snio5s. Der brittle SANGER
oes Oeutiten 8eiaes, elmer b~tirsapoes
ten bo6nt5saosn 3ame.
gUsnn If ben 8I0ubsn 6sr greu3s
fabrsr bate uRo iber3eugt mare, bag
in oer WOHhraR3 auf oem Qttar G5ris
itas 1T, 10 fame i6 aus Del girhs
ni6t mstr 6srdus, ionoern ld5s ben
son3sH 9al DOR Dem Naturalization
oaf beH anien. un0 pdroe M6n6 Der
itreHgiien G5ierDan3. 5n msinem
Snnsru. in einen sepiTsn ouneln
@efi& CLAUDE uno boffs id. 1aue6tn
gtbt aber bic QsruHfi, un5
5alJ ia I Dits. 5dlo ienss Die
S5ubaHD. SO maze 6ersii,
mid 5sts6ysu 3a l1Hsn. Sd 6eHeioe
oiejenistH. bic TeiHeR 9lau5sn 6o6sh.
a6sr ID Tam mir i6n ai6t ihoffen,
IND ess sroBt RdtbiI bee D0lsins:
8ohsr fommsn, pobiR gs&H pir2
bisfbt fiji mid cine unsei6hs 5rags. .
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

Seh3egH Sabte ipdter, Rud rem er
i'm Sabre 1901 zen Yofen res 8eihs
tan5lers b~erlafen, ihrie6 her irii6srs
9uIturidmpier 6ey slei6tn Dame:
ySeBt, no ib bic gait oes Qmtes
abJelsst base, treien Die an5ersa, bic
W}tHi96eit b~epe8enoen 5tasen nGhtr
an mid bsraH, uu0 penn i'd 1as Bud
oard blditerte iefe i'd. DaB Id oa Nus
tuRft iinoen .peroe. - On BEN lsbten
3a9en fam Der @e6anle an ben 8slriff
aGpiQltit" ii6er mid. 8as III etpas
10 @ridredenoes, Bah man niht pieoer
oaoon lostommt. GrItredeno in Der
lnbye9rsifiihteit. Die Gpi9tsil oer
3eit unb Res 8dumes TT nun
sinmal nift 3u bs9reifen. ia n;ht elm
nal az oeutsn. Ia biIit nur Der
@laube QQes, mas Tu in 1siuem
Brief iber bic 0HferIiebung i09it, lit
ri6ti5, ertldrt mir aber oas un5e
gaiflide Der gpi8tei. Don 3eit unb
Baum niHt. Gpi5 lit nar Soft uno
S9riitus, ber audi @ott TT. 8ds
Fs ttun. tbuu re In 3sit uuo Baum.
oas bat aber nihts init 0er lIRR9ysii
li6tsit Der 8s5riiis (3ejt aaD aQum
epis) gu t5un. llno toB Set uho
Baum epis iejn mdFsH, oas lit ntft
gu 53psiielH. oisie Qrobe, Impoiante,
ia i6refti6e Ba6r6eit 1T un0ereiH5or
NIT Dem Qtbeismus
Qusgei0bnt NIT 8oit uno Der
air6s idito JUrir 6o6nlobs an 8.
5uni 1901 ais elm @rti5 Don 81 SAB
rsn in 9aga3 aus osism Ge5en. Dix
6eIDen obgenanpten SdreibeH ba6eu
fit bic Gatb6Hten ben Wsrt9 elmer
einbrin9liden greoigt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

agsnten 0ieIss gIotiss psrS,u
fberaa oa gtlu6t, no nod isins ans
eslsu. fHo. Dir eebsn t6dtiasn
9ssHtsr Bic siahishs5 gsOiBggassa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

Die Ginrt6tgu5 elmer eistnsn
seseHieitlgtn 5sueroer14eran9 iir ibre
GirheH. S6ulsn uno ioufi9eH tirh
llftn 8e5duli6ieiieu It IN ben T.o3es
len 6ort Mopae mp Glectlano aHge-
rest porbsH. @sa. Tslansp bon 5ort
Wo9ne. 5no., mar tiy3li6 in Gltos-
LAMP uno rs1e bic Safe i'm Quf.raqt
Oes 6odm'fen 8iihoi5 G,sr5;nq bort
8ii6of 4lerbins slsa5t. odB iei-
n un0 bic d~ngren5enoen Iio}sien f6
Uerei;,ssn ipatsn. an .6ys gang yeusJs
DsyF5sran5 islbit ~ a~5srHs3msH. Sos
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

grubsr 6ranris pom ct. Qbiaip's
6oms for Snoatrious 8Ups", RI. AT
8roome Str, Gep gprt, Iagt: ,g(a6-
rem ib nit allen aHoeren 0silmitie.n
pbne @rfplg einen 9eriu@ sen1nt
babe, era6te id Sdtaer So6n's g&oi=
cine ais bic 6tIie fir 2uftr06ren=2ei=
zen, oa oiss bic sinSise gle0icin 1T, bic
mir @rleitterung bra6te. Sh empit6Ie
ie oss9aib Sojhen. bic in 9lejttr
4eiIe bebaftst FRO nit osm 1lejteH
3siultaie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-16

Ter papit belt am 8. biz. nur Gin
3stsimes unb niht. pie uripringlih
ssp!ant mar, aud Gin oifsnilitss Gons
Fitarigm a5. DIR speiis uRa 5srsi;s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
DRUG STORE
At MADISON
FRED HERRloTT. cosylcTfs
OF RUNNING A BLIND PIG Ar
PARK, WILL DISPENSE DRUGS
THIS SUMNER.

Fred Harriutt. who vas flnsd ~
recently by Judge Gordon f< ~
ming a blind pig st Madlsoa rsrs
~ 3 result Of charges hroaKAi y
The Star. IL nov going tate y
drug business az the rcsoFt 10
Madison Park Drug company in
been incorporated at Olympia y
$4,000.
The drug store will oocupy ~
present quarters Of the Han'1
CHAR stand and refreahmeni psfh't
There IL Al present no drug son =
Madison park. Mr. HarFioif n
IDENTIFY thlnks one 10 badly hsssA
He has been arrested more tszs
once for running a blind pik Nes
be will so into the drug essinss
As soon as he can secure q srlErN
That intoxicating liquor Is sod I
drug stores throughout the en- y
most az freely as at saloons -
notorious fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
As Result of Stars Canvass Those Seekno n,
flee Are Placed on Record as to Their View,
on Most important Issues.

i, to Include any Of the rs.lasns. A..
Negative replies 10 thts =.
are made by Moore N q ss.ss..loe
sf. rep Brady n o. esl,hs'
rep Huat NJ o. cat,as, a'aoah,
Don n o, Listman. If q ~
y . KuiirH NJ o. Ksens ~
hgsfs. n o. Orchard N o.
flhen rep MeGee N b w, ~
n . Hemer. ". o. c4eb,os" ,tih'
aoasfqulat N o.. Murphy ~.
Wolfe. y o.; Reynolds. RED ~.
n . Hll rep. "s's''
No replies were made hx Nh.
Hafd Conway Iaffe ON 49,.
Ilinden and Rsvelle. an rsaasn
cans. tspsDh'
VIII sou. n elected d. ~,
fou can io bring about tks eo,s,ss
Ton 81 mo c'iy p municipal lIgtfls,
plant - that q can supply &c.,
current 10 an citizens who des,,. :
uHe II IN their places Of bufis..s -
Their homesf DO you fasor n,-s,
Ing the eltya iight plant ssr,,s -, !.
lighting stfesls9 "
VII you favor the vr,A.s, :,
aafhtian n all public uaa,ls y
the city % the cud that eyenss.iis
the city shhll own lts own 60,
railways ~ gas plant. il telssssr.
plant. efeT FApAs
Affirmative replies 70 this .n..
ton we're received from Nooss ~
. hlplinger rep. Brady No.
Carroll. rep. Rust. ". o. Dox "
O Ida'man " o.. Navia N a.
keeue N o. Kulles M a. 4.
ehafd y o McGee. NJ q wfs,.
y o Hemer. NJ o.. sodernr,s.
" q Murphy. rep Wolfe \ n
Reynolds. rvD., Keiso. NJ o; I'M
rep.
criehton. rep. says. Yes
can be shown AZ any Esveu i'm.
such ownership and operation xou1
Be GOOD investment. Otherwise
would be opposed.
nyera NJ o. says. 7 wouN n.
vof the absorption o. any rshH,
utility By the city whenever hats
EufptiDn would be consistent sisA
good business policy"
No replies we're reoessee fron
Mullen Hnrd Conway. Isffs chi
Sawyer. Morrison. zbludsn ana Re-
velle. all republicans
Several OF the repahiiean sna.
dates have failed 10 make auy -
plies whatever 70 the qaeeloss
Among these are y. n. Mullsn TP
Hevelle. Frederick sawysf. gsns
Conway. ~ c. OH. Herbert I.
Iaffe and a. Zblnden.
The reply Of p. II. Hurd. rspshH.
can candidate for coaneslnan-s.-
large. Il returned hlank. hui A.
calnpanied by a typevritten note 4
explanation noS signed. In the 10.
signed note favorable replies an
made 10 questions i. }. 4. and &
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VIEWS Of Candidates
UPON VITAL QUEST IONS
for safe Real Gs,.,s.

ultIuEH. IfHufu A cox
Al1 Choice Tote II Green Lake. near
cor IiHa eItt #Hfsf nhr tlf ~
aftfWHIkn. aaHH tHfma.
HHN tUuIDs corner tHf lu iHfHUH
aaH liua aafHal Bat Hu lrtrHh tifH.
faH I4l fine Iata ga Rainier nHuie
fHfd
$50 south Seattle 1T un railroad.
tsH hire Towel iat at INTERPLAY near
railroad
81 goo ilrHutlfHf HsH H#ruuW huu~f fitf
wufrT ftsEHHt View. q lHtr. taHF
terms
HmuEH IEHatp a cox.
luiasu Alaska hidE
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NO EVIDENCE
AGAINST HIN

Prot. J r. Moore. the South ~
schaol teacher who was affes'N J
Rev. l.. A. Dyer on the ehair J
cruelty beating his la-sc1~
daughter with a rubber hose
discharged saturday aftefnooa !. !
judge Loyissie, Of Geofselee
want q evidence The aecusss =
filed an affidavit signed By 80 !,
Directors Whittier. Baker =
chase. o. Foster. In which =,
branded as false the repoti
Moore had been discharged IT, -. !.
Poster school for a similar oasa, |.
stating that on the oonuais. =
was offered Increased wages 4
could stay.
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WINDOWS

nav hhtN WNN NfftF 81.
heers are higher bat I am atih ssh-
inN AZ the same pfiev
per door
eFess panel doors Ter raintinE ne
PEI danf.
Window frames. for weights. o. ~
" IHdHN frames. piAiH. 81 ~
! sell g. auy enc ard ] have enlf one
price send Cor price lists and bus
frHm me at az low a price 80 Neuf
NEAREST dealer can puasieif purchase
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

{ n, LehNdertf. elasr store, 30
Second aNenvs,
p. a. Mullen. aet Ballard avenue.
opposite city halt -.
Fremont prun c. INina s"eS'
AID Fremont avenue ~
rhss. Narrla, 81 Pastottlce, Ven
iiss Ua.,lsks. gas,lsts prou Co
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.---eaf-=aa-zzslss e-e-'sr--'s--e ,er-s-.aszss~
Acre
Tracts
Cheap

And ou very saaH terms 30 ta =
down aud e - fiu urr month Hili
bus triHf II ffHm uur tu five ACRES
ih unH MaaaaWHaia More than
hnlf mIfH IT Hhufe Ute on the
rHte,i aIIH iHEaI lnHHNun auA HHaIl#
urF view Elane 60 NfrHf Northern
as Station between HHfffIf and
Everett THia aHd viii nuDHtaE -
VALUE iH short time nuf before
fnr fiHr
ifigra NOW from fia1 81 ti00 prr tract
haus hiHhHg
Train saffiea "a Meadovdiif IH god
SOD auf agent b. nu tHf ground 80
rff daf tH nhaM fuu thf iHud
WEST a WfIrNfFH tNe.
MhaIH IUimAH iIuH
Phones "a and Main an
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+ wasserman. a local jank 80 -
ar. while IN Tacoma last nisht y
held up and robbed OF ssa
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QUEEN ANNE-A well hulit h6uso -
E rooms and attic new combination
fixtures. good plumbing an through
This can De- bouaht fer s. ~. 500
each and the balance 20 suit See
Harvard Realty CO. ~ Walker bldg.