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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
Advantages of Cremation.

The principal advantage that crema-
ton has over the customary form of
interment is never mentioned as an
argument in its behalf. I mean the
relief it affords the bereft from the
duty of keeping the grass and weeds
off the grave and fresh flowers upon it.
A very charming widow of 80, the
magic age of weeds, had her husband
cremated and put his ashes in sill
yer vase. This vase was made to Or
der in two separate parts, the bot
tom for the ashes, and the top for cut
flowers. She kept it in the center of
the dining-room table, always filed
with roses, and used to say to
admiring friends that she in all prob
ability was the only widow in New
York who decorated her husbands
last resting place with fresh flowers
every day. Only few intimates were
let into the secret that she loved flow
ers and killed two birds with one
stone by keeping them in bloom above
poor Georges ashes.-N. Y. Press.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
THINGS TO REMEMBER.
Do Not Subscribe for the Following
Unfair Publications.

The Saturday Evening Post and La
dies Home Journal, issued by the Cur
tbs Publishing Company, Philadelphia,
are the product of non-union labor, and
should be dealt with accordingly by
trade unionists and their friends The
Curtis Company refused to concede the
eight-hour day to it's union printers.
The Woman's Home Companion and
Farm and Fireside,- published by the
Croweil Company, Springfield, Ohio,
are also the product of non-union la
bor
All of the Butterick publications are
produced by non-uniOn labor.
McClure's Magazine, the Century,
Bookman, Smart Set, st. Nicholas,
Worlds Work, Black Cat, Monthly
Magazine, Men and Women, the
Housekeeper and Lippincott's are also
the product of non-union labor
The above-named publications have
a general circulation.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
HIDING PLACES FOR MONEY.
Women Make Banks Of Most Unex-
pected Places.

Let's pay the waiter and get rid
of him." said one of the group of
women who were refreshing them
selves in a tearoom after a morning
of shopping. Each woman dived for
her money, and each into different
place. One pulled her purse from
handbag; another produced her
money from a chain coin purse which
hung around her neck; still another
opened a big envelope pocketbook to
get at her bills, and another blushed
ever so slightly as she surreptitiously
dug into her stocking.
Funny how we all carry our money
in different ways" said the woman
who had spoken first. But it's not
nearly so funny as the hiding places
we have for them at home. Now, .
always tuck my superfluous dollars
away in the top of the upright piano.
I fix it so it will not interfere with
there. My sister uses teacups, and
If we get out any rarely used china
for especial occasions, we are sure
to find few of James bills in them.
My mother insists in slowing her
money away in an old gold-handled
umbrella, which is too clumsy for any
one to use. But some day it will be
grabbed in hurry and mother will
| lose all her little hoard"
Il put my money under things" con-
fessed another of the group. Some
times it's under the paper in my chif-
fonier drawers, under the silence
cloth i'll the dining-room, or under the
spread on the library table. 1t de-
Ponds on where I happen to be. Half
the time I can't remember where I
put it, and then the whole family
begins to hunt under things for it.
Our girl Bridget" began another,
had most unsanitary habit of bury
! ing her savings in the tea canister,
until we commanded her to desist.
And now she keeps it in a broken
nosed milk pitcher that we never
use."
Il keep mine in the toes of pair
of slippers said another, land when
I go away J always put my money
at night in the toe of my shoe No
burglar would ever think of looking
there for it,"
My money is safely slowed away
in my stocking bag" chimed in an
other. and I keep mine in a match
box that l bought for Christmas
present for a man, and then got mad
at him before Christmas came,' con
tossed the girl who had gone into
her stocking.-N. Y. Press.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09

Hammond & Burford, 5136 Dudley
street.
Alex Hutton, 1896 N street.
Jewell & Marsh, 1881 South Tenth
street.
A. Kiewit, 1920 N street.
A. l.. Myers. 223 North Twenty
eighth street.
Mitchner
Chas. Mellor, 2149 South Fifteenth
street.
F. G. Odell. 1885 North Twenty
fourth street
]. w. Russell, 1927 North Twenty.
fourth street.
c. W. Ryman, 1112 Pine street.
D. A. Rush, Normal
T. K. Townsend, 1923 South Fiji
teenth street.
Turner Bros, 1401 Rose street.
o. W. Vanderveer, 154 South Eigh-
teenth street.
S. A. Webb, 2743 w street.
Lincoln Sash and Door company for
mill work
This bulletin is issued by authority
of Carpenters Union, and is subject
to revision at their order. Firms and
contractors can have names and place
of business inserted by applying to
Carpenters business agent, at 100
South Eleventh street, or by phone,
Auto 1924, Bell L-1154.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
UNION CONTRACTORS.
If You Want Building Done, Here Is a
List to Patronize.

If You Want Building Done, Here Is a
List to Patronize.
The following employers and con-
tractors have been declared fair by
Carpenters Union, Local 1855, and we
request all parties contemplating
building or repairs OF any kind per-
tanning to our trade to please take
notice and consider the following rep
utable contractors and builders before
letting your work:
S. w. Baker, 2237 r street.
H. E. Chappell, 1924 street.
L. Drybbra, LindelI Hotel.
S. r. Copeland, ITO North Twenty
seventh street.
H. Dobbs, 329 South Twenty-seventh
street.
T. P. Harrison, Brownell block,
room II.
w. B. Hester. 800 North Twenty
seventh street.
Howe & Atterbury, 2025 Vine street
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
that men will undertake to boost those
who are unfriendly to them.


who are unfriendly to them.
There are many things made in Lin
coin that deserve the attention of I'M
ion men and women. They ought to
buy Lincoln made flour. They ought
to buy Lincoln made shoes. They
ought to buy Lincoln made mill work.
Wherever an employer is fair to or
ganized labor he ought to have the
support of union men and women.
But the enemies of organization, those
who employ convict labor, and those
who prate of the Christianity and at
the same time pay ''sweat shop" wages
they do not deserve the patronage
of trades unionists, and they will not
get it. The "Patronize Home Indus
try campaign ought to be pushed with
diligence. But it should be pushed
with discretion.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09

Good Safety Pins, assrted sizes, per card. Pee
Toe box of assorted Hair Pins, now ........ SC
sc card good Pearl Buttons assorted sizes. .2L2c
zoe Mounted Back Combs 10c
25c Pearl Shirt Waist Sets now............10c
15c Elastic Web in coors yard ..........e &c
15c Childrens Side Elestics, all sizes. 1Oc
Csc Ladies' Twin Anchor Supporters, to close. 15c
15c C. r. Baileys Violet Talcum Powder. -. 1oe
S-oz. Jar of C. r. Baileys ReXoleum. Sc
Ladies' Plain Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. .2L2c
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
A, F. OF L. PLATFORM.

l. Compulsory education.
2. Direct legislation through the in
itiative and referendum.
8. A legal workday of not more than
eight hours.
4. Sanitary inspection of workshop
mine and home
5. Liability of employers for injury
to health, body and life.
6. The abolition of the contract sys
tenn in all public work.
Z. The abolition of the sweatshor
system.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
THE HOME INDUSTRY IDEA.
If RightfuIIy Pushed Will Make Lin
coin Big City.

The Commercial club is beginning
the agitation of the "Patronize Home
Industry" idea, and Secretary Written
is forming plans for an aggressive
now The Wageworker pledges Secre-
tary Written that the unionists of this
community will back him up in a cam
paign to enlarge the sale of all Lin
coin made goods that are made by
firms that are friendly to organized
labor. AS long as human nature re-
Mains as it is, it is not to be expected
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
His New Love.

'"Tom bought an auto so as to win
Helen's affections
'Well?"
'eWell, he has become SO stuck on
the auto that he has quite forgotten
Helen
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
Heard in CHICAGO.

Ella-You have been married more
times than have.
Stella-Yes, but what of it?
Ella-I was going to ask you if mar
riage licenses were any cheaper by
the dozen.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.

Their General Legislation.
November IL, Minneapolis, Mimi,
American Federation of Labor.
December 8, Boston, Mass, Interna-
tional Seamen's Union.
December 5, New York City, Nation
al Alliance of Bill Posters and Billers
of America.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09

See the famous Butler dogs at the
Lyric next week. Something new in
this line.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09
Special Lot of Dress Goods

Commencing Monday, November S, we will place
on sale a Of Dress Goods at about onehaf price.
These in assorted lots.
LOT LAT Csc,
so pieces of Wool Suting, such as Sackngs,
Venetians and Novelties; worth to soc;
LOT PAT 38c.
20 pieces of Suitings in all coors and assert
ed qualities of materials; worth to 75c;
LOT Sat SOC.
20 pieces of Suitngs, in assorted plain
Cloths as we'll as fancies; chance to buy
a Dress or Skirt at u price; Cloth that
sold to $1.O0; Observation-Disclosures. Soc
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-11-09

EiderdoWns Bargain
Of
25nch in plan orcrmp and
36inchm all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
SEAWANKAkA'S
FALL REGATTA

OYSTER BAY. l.. L ger,
The annual fall regatta. unde, ~.
auspices Of the seawanhaka y.ss,
club ia held here today The 49,, ~
Der Of entries is larTe and no,na $50 =,
the best boats 81 this bar, IF ~ y.
coast are taking pan IN ths ss,,sa'.
events The principal prizes ars ~
Leland Challenge cup. the hlf,.s
Roosevelt Memorial cup ana ~
Robert Center Memorial CUP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
GOVERNOR IDE
RETIRES TODAY

MANILA y I Sept i5.-Hs,..
G. ids retired today from he ' ,1'i
ton ~ governor 81 the Pblllssl,.. ~
and Transferred hie office - ss'a v.
auceeaaor General James y s,n, ~
in d quiet manner and elthoes y.
spectacular Incidents. 'Af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
Nh reTATE-ce nlInusd.

RIAL EautlHued
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Hff ii EfNWHHflM ~ nm
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HfHu44H AZ ana HHIan.
go fagu
naaf fHfl Iaia tHs sall. near dHi cod
afH6uI 81 ,saH. ~ Ger nauih.
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GEN. GREELY nj
.CORBIN' SSHOEs.

ST LOUIS No. Ben, II
'fai Greedy Hueeeeded General ~ ~.
bin In commend of ~. ga :. 20
division Of The United gtaiss ~, a.a
today. siilI
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PAonn YouR MANT Ap

1e The atar-Aain leo, ina
nsS The star viii call ana eoi-
leet the bin ana viii send 20
ton the answers @ your ad When
addressed Care The star"
kAfES FOR CLAsslFtEp
ADVERTISEMENTS. slruA.
TON WANTED. kHlP
WANTED AND ALI oINua
Ap9. oNH CENT A WORD.
Seven words 81 fractions OF
Insertion.
Eevsn words or fractions OK
Nerda 60 the line, cash IN az
vance When chaHEed 20 ae-
eaunt actual number ~ lines az
Get WITH be counted. Minimum
bili for an I'D 70 ctnts hals
lard Want AZ. AFency. y n
Munen. 81 ballard Ave- ORB
City lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
THFET a TaITH

TnEEN ENfTu
tso saeh. nigs iets near Matfena
rafa
80 eark z ~ uiFsf ssnss district
- = iiauhis eurnsr capitol 1854 His
- H.faaf sqIrndid ttsu laf Come
"a sss ihfs phsn fhs snH is aaf
a. - ftaH cash anHfhaH au test faH 90
Nlh Ave rtasN tn
a. asea-ft eaah. slsEaHf ur - date Htnt
frH Hars paved aeffiHh Henfnu "a pital
iilt firuaaa. tfaht nsfurte laundry
isia az n ans stfffthins taid.
~ TREES a SAITH
Second Neuf Fmnirs nids bath phones
.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
INDIANA cLUs nr1rs.

The meeting Of the Indiana IN
aas held last night at the Als,s,
club and q committee to ufFs Az
representatives % every eectio. 4
The state 70 vote an appfopriatlss
Tor a state building at the oomlts
expedition will be appointed % al
charge Of the matter.
pEI TC@-E -----------~-----
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NaItias ueart HFHas Nasf $40 ~
- - AINAa 20 fafnF isna asia -
faslna eats Ehn 49, aase ksetefH
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slsA rsfssa o. aH IaHa free DIV ~
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ffatHaH slafs e. aatsF fHts is sarete4
= haa inisfsftIaft. aef eaH 4HsfAfa aHA
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faHss ass faa Nsasss so fssf 49, tsfaIs
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a. arfs 10 esss nlssffas - sEs. -
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q u NiHifuf w tniaa M -
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BOOMING HouarH
81 HooAs Hsaf i.ass O. 90 TERMS
e inoHH eiasa Ia. ONLY s. go
loous Faf arteK fALE noe.
= Ro4uH -fsas iEkaE. g -. TERMS
HouHH CRY HEAT $3.50, TEIiMH
= HnuMh ffHAhh AID huHMAI fkN
h hunAh % hhAfE HEAT. ONLY
- Gown
hrHaEaa cuANefa
MhNrFAfT UA0 hrFfhEFf Aver
HEAL EHrATE uis Ihlfd Interest in e
tlfs huafhsss. ONLY So
enueeHa eiass boz cash tssihsss 80
unf SIS ARB LOTS
SMITH 8 COVE ilns tres IeEtH flass
% g. f'efdaHH Faf'nft a haAf 20 = ~
TaIVERaITY
eHouh uOtHE and LOTS ntnf en-
~, 80 i.l.Is 80 asi'y u EtiF eisii
afEEH ANHE WEHT
ROOM tint #E saffa uteslf finished
rsalsfh eaa ~ q aats. tiazss ffsta go.
eArrroL mn TOTS
M aiifw $50 eaAf ifssiill iisfH
At fNAr rhi6is. q - - use
ffHsEFTEADH
annr hrEf fhl HtFh N HOME
HIFAIa + iiif NEFk
pagMr JAIME FAH9F
= LtHaFHr 1851 70 CHOOSE fIlpA
- TmE CIT.
HEAu oi.H sm1 rgffEfis BOARDS
Tuu nt sLHEHa nAHHAIhh
iss fEcosb ~ SOUTH con YEaLER
fIONEE ~ REALTY co
fHuEN XIV MH#AgEMEh
noaNH - ana a. OWN gGfE HHTg
HaA fhfH=a# flafH henrs. 20 aHEit
HHs gel fauEa ana efHrf heHse fHfHii zee
ere tlnfk frfsa tEfih sfaea sftafa aha
tma Etsska fftaH aaF Kaf4 FtsW ~ govern.
incest eaAaf ana HaiHisH taF prias SO
Sc fasH - iHssas tnaHffiy Hafmeafa =
~ each fnqaife 81 - West Gfh e
cfIEAF fnTs - ~ stsAr
tiasks frasa car o. dHVD. 3 = : mHnnth
.tsss lass utH aotsbls n esfss le "a
NaEaEfHE
tssf0H land co.
- ~ Hashinatan Tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

HEN DIRECT 81 owner and save . go
~ Ter cont agents commission. Look az
this
a. HAra7 room house, lots. fl'o. also
rufu1 house, 4 lnts. $50. also safufy new
house. 3 lots, an nsaron Hlii. only q e0
aifu several s.scre traetH close in sutnr
With small houses on, for So 90 $50
termH on any ~ above t3b 60 $50 down
ana SO per month see G. v Hiumnh'a
nalesmtn Ia fimea block to-day. IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

A a. JOHNSTON a 80
Nunna NJ e. Or nauna flnfhs
Phones Msin iit lad hh
ttieo
"a asfsa. s8 q. ~ waterfront au fine
teach. neat tiuntn cuttaAr taair hnfhol
ilfEe tafr. Z mitsH ftem ttafNc
~ rrR ArHE.
r. acrs 3feets A iaua, fine fef safign
market. wlthin naisa ~ seattle ID
minutes vais ffum wharf iEa fare
hes'a dHy
isa acres tesrsa ufi land sod rell. 5
arfe iahv spfinsa. houss. baih. tate fanh
Meuid rsfhsnsv faf sitf tfopsfb Hilss
HMAt1 TAHNH At HNAif FtucnH
EACH a nAttNAlM
tzfo vii buI sp actss Win hseutlfysl
iaks fruhfass. 4 acres nf this NfNptftf WI
tflus in aHs YssTs time The ffics aHhed
o. the whole Head this ovef aEatn and
y, 9 ,iat de-, ,...,, 'a,. So, , wlae ~
nsso tof - ssfss fnslsslns u,s a,ass
This iafm 4 cheap az "a en TIE ffirs
s ms,. ' e. o,sf ,,s ssr,h y pfsi 's
rsissd 90 thiu piaio The lass ysat
. s e. e. esfrs. p - vhigh ts ne
stream ruuniuE ttrnuEh piece ga the
sfHH 90 n nee aHH fruHinF trHn FKeff
thius $3.50 sith ths piece a pfies named !.
~ = .b.at 81 y e. asss shes ia
rrukamenta afr Deducted CuTas ana sse
va 4,ir vi ru,,l,aSixS' tvvrsrapNr
REALTY 80
IS sullivan hidf II
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uoNrs ron EVERYBODY.

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smau cottage a. fine view iot kai1f
9ih Atsnus West neat crosAsti,
Eeo
Nsw nlaHJru Rooms oattaFr on iai -
ice sidewalks ard aatef Va end lsaia "
nsar woodland PARK nhe tieN 80 casa
haisucs easy.
nsaa
raam fnodsra cottage on 18th near MAJ
isun. iuf t0fiM. reasonable terms.
Modern 7room co,iass 90 iuh near MAJ
isauf iot FHms easy terms.
nee
fasHs modern 5roum eottaHe on iat
fasIHs near Fremont ear line. en- ttni
AVENUE fine view - Lake Nuian ana
city. tsfuH "a
ii.ra
alraom modern htaan on adfh Avenue
south ara charles iafHe rafntf iet s1Hiap
hsauiifui Lake Washington Fiew. terms.
PAHHv INVESTMENT COMPANY,
So ias So Coiman building
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RrAl cen.Inued.

- Z, : ' = = :, .''s.-
II
tsfaom suirilF hoaam eaftars brand
nov. on nat lice tnea tlea u.Haa. easf
tsims,
=, am modern hoassl improvements in
ana patti enc tlo,h FROM raf. e. HHs
ven saaf tsras
On csrltal IHn flee towel cornsf BE-
Be aitifustfdi t4tn. tsfms
coosr iEaauo. aplsndid view a artat has.
ssin y 9sa isfias.
We, eide queen Auas nni nsaf eaf.
fiHs tifu iui sasiN al Improvements iu
ata pait HioeI terms.
knFuIcAN nFAL EFrArE co.
I toaaie iiunssf hiaa.
rRAr.
ffhQ fine s=fauu HattsHa Hnd acre
iasH. blocks from eafl tHa rsHh. tBi
tuas o. monthly payments litr rent
EffAftt nH d huHMH
~ eaiiuan Huiliiua
4 uoob MY 0h QlFtN AMI
lffIIl. ROOM MODERN HOUSE inf
tmIH. uRunHfHutfHn NtHW FULL
~ Il nfEnH Wm ARCADE hfnN
q fi tif- saaih ffanf f'af0iIaa ~.
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Tamwafef Station. University car iint
TuH EKTF
wee, Queen Anne io'. un"tsirur'sd slss
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q iatf Wa1hinstan. fiase O. ssaft rice
81 q kRHFuor co.
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= = aea4 ~ b e. 50 sasa
bGNFFN - MaH fafh Nf a.
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REAL Continued.

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GOOD
BUYS ON
B0REN EWo
Near
SOudIh END
OF
Lake UmiOm
have s0aa fals rroai property ~ Ysfy
Fhrap prices. ~ Yea iast lnns zee aa'
60 once
his lais on ..=..
,...,,i.. 90, 4. 80 - .t,sst n.ssssi plated
ifaf.ef4y h thioa paring b.idiHaH. sd
tsras.
,.,s..y
tia cqihsn hldS 49,.
1efiissR'' sA-' @e*'
80 611ss . 81 sl', -. Ia co..
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&C., III tiess - sfipfias
re'f f9.m n,s.,siH h..'s' -" - ,
i,s -. - 49, 80 Fl -
tasi's saiHgiss iron h'ssHa Afs
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tlit.eaa at AnfulsaI sales ~ ser aaN
enah. thi 80 SEE menth tneinAtns ilNs
lHf nlsHa esn - leazs for esN'Ff
Htf rH4lituihfH eall $50 y !.
Acknowledgement I'd NINA - Y sattiNn Il
fine fIuU land meas NrnatEhee 81 let
HatlaH5 FL HUfaH niHHff ana ftneaH TITUS
IS faHr rhaHus Zoe a Hitis lnonef lhHHs
MAu atat ~ I
t,staufani iH aHuthefn raH ~ HeAtlle
aIth ff Furnished faHiua atete Hrnt 80
N#lu exchange soc rial fHtats lh the ht
Al aNhIinlnH state Viii tntpiss N iat
AL, NamaH hn eHn da plaiu 20
s4H haHdlf aHshnraH fnuat Hsli Aut Ffst
Ntru NUr Army AdtfssH al, eial
lt1f
fUf aah tIHar stand 1854 fHHt e.
Murt lsatr etf crap n Z
aNk=sf And restaurant ehsan q sold At
asfs 1aft cash. faai en- terms vii hNniea
stout ftda sickness cause - ssiiina Al
aFess "a raFs star -
gssta restaurant fer rate ESQ Il tskee
al unoe MaiH tlt la Z
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$50 per acre roe water front on Take
Washington. ~ acre tracts
tltpaisQ ~ frontage On Rainier nouis
ward
tito-tar lots overlooking Lake
Washington.
" a. nANNEH a co.
i0Qi Iowman fildg Main to0a.
tt
HEHE rs SURELY a sNAF
Six lots on good car line Ter 8 600 cash
cheap aefesEe and farm land.
UNION LAND co.
tiA W Washington Bldg s-ii-td
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PORT SlFP SON

TWEnE q en- old satiuE that ha Who
htaitafes ia Loot You have inst many
opportunities BY tnstaHHs ard someone
else st in ahead r. sou There e. me- need
70 hsFliatiuH On faur opportunity al Port
Hinlf son Lots are ht rurh lotion rfierr.
$50 anh there " ~ chance o. lose Tho
country hrmnn Port simpson b. the rich.
eHf tu agriculture. mineral AMI timber ffs
port ir The only safp haFbuf far oenan
HulnE FnsselH frnm Vancouver ~ e. o.
Alaska ami four railroads are building
toward lt Property VIII advance mon.
than to0 pet cent within three years
Investigate Port simpsuu pur office al
Ways open. Port simpson Improvement CO..
hN Pioneer building seattle
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A SACRIFICE
See acres HsfafiE an tattun tauA. tHEat
"a. siast 81 thgtttHs iruH WITH fair tuiti
Naa funHIHE HHfaf tHa ffaf FaNita. fnf
81 80 HH fafuts Eisas 20 railway. f fuh
hfv taaAina fuF = bsfsaih % Hiii - 80
60 Hasa thta uH
A LAWRENCE
~ ~ AmaHlEan tant Htds
Haerad and Maaiaan
80 affs aairY farm. half uliie ffssn
AnsftSah las. Fisfcs eouHtF4 ~ ssfss
tnred eus ia t4fn. I niit hauss and
CfeAnssry NFasfn fNaiicnrs ~ bead q ira
hrea ealtis. Fiawt moeiaa maH hines ard
farfuas al tfupisuasnts -. 2 tls orchards
FlFntF q sfnaii tfuif 10 erfFF tiaca tHai1
i q y inches tssk - Aetes uwtei. fhia
4 erarkrsiash y riaea 90 ftHht paftT
sna Ha1 - rafvhassd sssh ~ Hgfefnaisnt
Nama NufsaF - aas eH fsf = its lan1
ahd IL ernsiasfsd ~ stpsfta - - fifst
siass ~ afusF nasaeussfs tftss - fsf
aEfs. taH ash
MUTUAL HrktrH CO.
W Cal Hitx f@eaaiA Nash -
FoR sALE-ACRUAoE.
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uf
lots on EASY TEnMH
ghnlfn lats t1Ntaa frum fslU O. ff1a Hna-
81 lfh tu half cash hainnaf Ca easy terms
E ft&a . NrnENutsE. fH Arcade nldH
Ph0nea Main lis and ell
rf