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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-11

haring prepared the matter for ft. lt
is the fourth report since the fed law
was enacted and a comparison OF the
results shown and those set out in the
first bulletin shows how greatly adul-
iteration has decreased Many feeds
which previously low grade or
adulterated are now o offered for
sale In this state. These Including pea
nut brans and peanut middlings,
which were all bulls and feeds which
consisted mainly of rico chat, corn
oobs, sawdust, etc. These have all
been driven from the s,a.S by tie en-
forcement of the law. Analysis Of 400
samples appear with only two cases
Cd serious a~dulteration, these being
wheat bran. adulterated with 90 per
cent corn cobs. a rather large num-
Der Of samples marked brans and
shorts are reported adultc-ated and TO
have been mixed with low grade ma
terials Of little feding value. Part of
the bulletin is devoted to a description
OF a micscroscope recently designed
by Mr.. Harris for use by food chem
lists, the manufacturers, saying this Of
fers marked advantages, which will
be promptly recognizeo by every food
chemist.
The board of visitors to the Ayr
cultural & Mechanical college, Messrs.
D. a. Tompkins, ". H. Ragan and
David Clark is at york and finds that
there will be a great many improve
ments made since its last inspection.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-11

Treatment or the Subject
in Yesterdays Paper, Makes it
Worthy of Special Attention-More
Asked for on the Subject.

To the Editor of The Messenger:
One of the chief functions OF a news
paper is to serve az a medium for the
discussion OF economic questions, and
In these days Of unprecedented indus
trial development, such discussions
conducted on broad lines, and with an
intelligent recognition of the rapid
changes through which we are pass
ing, give a paper more than local
value. @ -a
The presidents message naturally
overshadows lesser subjects in today's
papers, and it is perhaps unfortunate
that the article On King Cotton should
not have appeared in another issue.
The author of that article is right in
saying it's a question Of paramount
Importance to the south. and his
thoughtful treatment of the subject
makes it well worth the attention Of
all our southern people. - 81
It occasionally becomes necessary
to takecnew bearings on life and the
things that enter into our living, and
the rapid char1ges OF, recent years call
for these new r~eckOnings at 4shOrte~
ItlEEhI1S.l411 CpA
sumption of cotton has heretofore
been comparatively in a uniform ratio
year BY year, with occasional calls TO-
a much larger supply. It makes much
the larger part Of the worlds c'"th-
ing, and it is not apliSS to say that
the comfort of n third OF the hu-
man race would be greatly increased
by a much larger use of it.
Prosperity furnishes both the incen-
tive and ability to use more Of the
comforts of life, and should present
conditions continue a few years long
er, it is but reasonable to expect one
Of thOse extraordinary and unusual
calls for a larger supply OF the ma
iterial which makes the best and cheap
est clothing for the human family
since the fig leaf was discarded in
Eden.
AS compared with other products If
general use, cotton is not bringing its
value at the present time. Not
withstanding the great increase in
the output Of irOn-another article Of
almost universal use-the price Of pig
iron has increased about 200 per cent
In the last fifteen years, while cotton
is still selling at about the average
price for the same period. Ask YOU
correspondent, whoever he may be, to
say more on the subject. There IS
hardly any of greater interest to our
people at this time.
Dec. 5, 1906. "
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-11
THE BLACK SYSTEM.
Southern Horror Furnishes Evidence
Of EaIlibility of Mans Devices.

Between Alexandria Junction, Va.
and Atlanta, the Southern railway a
little o thai a year ago installed
a system OF block signals, and upon
his the road depends to safeguard
the lives of its passengers.
This system of signals is the divid-
ing line between the successful pas
sage Of a train or, in Ease of the mis-
carriage of a signal, of its partial or
.otal destruction.
That the failing nerve Of the block
operators at Lawyers, Va, the scene
OF the fatal Thanksgiving day acct
dent, in which President Samuel Spen-
Ger and others lost. their lives, caused
that wreck, is freely claimed by many
Of the officials of the Southern rail-
way. In the absence Of conclusive evil
dence that the wreck is chargeable
to some purely mechanical fault in
the block system the signal operator
must stand the brunt.
It all goes to prove, the railway Of
fcials contend, that millions Of dol
lars can be spent in the perfection of
some system Of signaling, only to
show at times the futility of the
scheme when it's successful operation
rests in the hands of men.
The block system on the Southern
railway is in it's material points iden-
ical with systems in operation on
roads, all over. the country. except that
On certain roads the automatic Sys-
lem is used. This is the case on the
Pennsylvania railroad where both sys-
AIRS are in operation.
The ciono1 tOworS arc as 2 r1,1a
four miles apart on the SOuthern's
ysten. They are in charge of two
men who are supplied with a list OF
specific rules, for the operation O fthe
over. Each operator works twelve
hours a day, with relief of an hour at
inner. AT no other time is he. sup
-0sed to leave the tower, but must fol-
-ow out minutely the instructions given
y the train dispatcher, WHO warns the
operator of LII approaching trains. A
list of the rules contains the follow
ng directions:
A signalman informed of any OBJ
struction in a block must display the
top signal and notify the a at the
Their enc of the block. a signalman
having received this notice must stop
any train running in the opposite
direction. The clear, signal must not
e given until the block is, cleared. =
IF, from: the failure fthe telegraph
| @to.her cause, a sigalman be unable
| o communicate with the next block
! teton in advance, he NUT step every
| train approaching in that direction
nd obtain permission f On The train
! di patcher before allowing it to pre-
oeed. If he cannot communicate with
the train dispatcher, and no cause for
1etaining the train be snown, it may
en- be permitted to proceed, provided
! fteen minutes have Ella sad since the
assage of the last proceed g t ain"
.Hi lie these are tie c dinal rules
f the signalman's duty, there is a
ong list Of subordina e ones, all OF
which form a part of tie railroad mans
.0Ho~gtanding Of his work. Constant
are is exercised by h zen and Of
fcfals to avoid accident f any char
acter. and that they, ha7pen. the rail-
cad man holds, is hevon1 his power
control.-Industrial News. =: e..c d.
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An ImDudent Agifnt ion.

THE folly of the backfoneiess may
cf Philadelphia i be- 2 its Igiti-
ate fruit here says Y e New York
1lercial, .aHndinG I Re fact that
ain negro and -0lc citizens OF
fyn have been 1g rerslst Mt
IS to- induce Mag :. cC-ellan to
do a discontinued he Clans
II at one of-the q iVer theaters
LIE it is having &C -.ssful- run.
noting the,sc9a IL S made by
- :sag5tators again re play, The
r ntnercial continue e~.. e
.EIlris play may bq .fetchy,' may
g. been rconceiveG.- an fgnoble
: dice and in shcc- ~ bad taste,
the persons patron&z.ng It may be
~ negro e~nthgs'axke Socialists,
80 ~&aoathistss orowf * Nv or merely
0--goers who - rs ed with q
. smalltrun fog -, oney. But
: = IN earth has ae1< -ftr af Great
aw York 70 do ~ 'Nat? That
,> @ his bus esv n~Hensoring
= recession Of -. .noxes is.
49, 1zare no zdo@s~r : Ia" now
@this town t@~sorTa I ce-tain
= Se-but these: ts1v 80 eep
IN them d3-r =. Nase OF
= riiDn. as NJ JaLE o-aark-
nd whatifsa : ca ed en-
# the pia- zs1 sly bad?
eaorable fr c- :
- = Fimful II ~ =
N"fv hut fkcp@ - az ~
ra ing hirs81 tL a ?
tie DIS crz 10
$50 -.res fsiFf-sE gyt- = = Z
III sTdeniawT e.. ST gE7F- be
1--ed and r ~-s =: =. sI~fRi Oh
r e.ssed-"5Charr rvsr. y
-tT .el< t4r KS
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-11
One Prisoner Catches Another.

Mr.. Joe McLawhorn; who q charge
of the cuonty convict camp, tells US o.
an unusual incident Amonggthe pms
oners at the camp is Ed Weathington
a. white man who is not regarded as
very bright. Washington was treated
as a trusty, and Sunday he gave the
guards the slip and ran away. Among
those sent to look for him was Pete
Newborn, a colored prisoner VINO Is
] also a trnstyss Pete a first to come
in sight of Weathington, and running
him down held him until guards could
arriye&and take, him back to the camp.
j Newborn is serving a sentence OF one
year, and Mr., MeLawhorn says he Is
= going TO try to get some of his time
of 'f66frt good MISUNDERSTANDING Re-
nectr. '.F.S
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OF POWDER
Cigarette Stub Cast Into Kcg of Pow
der Creates Havoc and Injuries Sew
cral People.

Pilot Mounain, Dec. "A phone
message was received here yesterday
from Round Peak, r. F. D No. /. of
an explosion of a key OF pwder in he
sire of Hawks & Boyles on Sunday
evening, causing considerable damag,
to the store and seriously, if net fatal
", %injuring several men and boys.
There had been a baptizing near the
store Of Mawks e Boyles on Sunday
had stopped at the store to exchange
clothing, and built UP a fire to warm.
One o fthe crowd struck a match to
light a cigarette and threw the lighted
match into a key of powder that had
been left open, causing the explosion
One side of the store building was
blown off. The stock of goods was
greatly damaged and the entire build
ing would have gone up had it not been
for the heroic efforts of some parties
near by. who succeeded in extinguish-
ing the flames. There were nine men
and boys in the building at the time.
The explosion burned the hair and
most of the clothing off most IF them
and seriously burned them about the
head and face. News reac'~e@ he e
late last evening that Mr.. S. E Boyl s.
one Of the owners or thezsfSe. vas
fhoughtRato bedyJng fromthe snscts of
Che b1rning.3special to cnarIctte OBJ
server - ASSa ga
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Planters in Kentucky ARE burning
the trusts tobacco. So sareakew MIL
lion others, and paving fefte nrivil-
ege.-Phi1adelphia North American. -
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN RALEIGH
William StunkeI Killed by Ruaa-
way Horse.

Pupils in Public Schools Must be Vac
cinated-Cotton Crop Estimated to
be from 25 to 35 pei Cent. Short.
Sudden Death of Mayor OF jones'
hOrG-Itaieigh1I DiSIensafy Con
tinues to be Il Money Maker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

After one Of the hardest s,tn. !.
hnr history the Dakota. u he Co.,
Northern Steamship o0mpany's ~
arrived Ia port last night ard does,s
this morning she was courell,s
10 anchor Il West seattle Ia, nsv.,
the high winds ard heavy seas 49,
INK " impossible Tor her 70 msI.
her pier.
The mammoth liner brough, :.
large cargo u Oriental mafrhans,.,
among which vas a large ron.l,,
ment ~ raw and made % ain -.
and Chinese aHa Japanese cur,ss
Among the passengers vas Osn.,,l
Harrison Gray otis. the opnsr sss
editor 81 the Les Angeles Tin,
who was accompanied By a rarty y
Los Angeles eXeurslonisis who h.s.
been touring the Orient
This trip 81 the Dakota VA, n,
first 20 Manila. which wiii be a ~.
uiar run hereafter FOR both ia M.
ueHota and the DskofA.
In speaking Of the trio Oh. a. N.
cKcursiouiaia Kaid The hi, !.
Manila was peffeef. bot for ths -,
few days the weather was terrlbls
A. big aa the Dakota 70 ne va
bohbed around ike a aork. ~
members of The crew and al Of ~
officers treated us VITA rrss,
courterY and We al appreciate N
very much"
The members u the party n
anxious 70 get home and they VI
take their baggage 70 Tacoma ~
80 down the coast from there
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FEST
IS ON

The state baafd of barberr s,...
in"rs iH IN session today un,,,'
juErisrH ~ fsHzsfial instruu.s,
through their PAGES. ana eyeins !.
candidates for state csrttfe...
critically while faces are sbssss
ana heads asRasiaied n hair. Yea
i'fdhy ana ihlz morning 81 cana.
dates we're examined and there ~.
great joY IN the court house offie.,
many N the eauaty.s employee al.
appearing IA the basement ana !.
turning With clean shaver facss =,
heads scientifically sheafed into !.
spcciabllily Tie examiners =.
Henry Smaller. IF Tacoma. urss'
dent, Carl koch. Of Rpokans 49,
Rotary, ana e. " Whistler. u "a,
tlr. treasurer.
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son
RELEASED

A ID. Walk. who vas arrsrsi
last night for esshiag = worthless
draft upon his fathers aenoant 80
released today By order Of PrcsscuI
ina Attorney Macintosh. who hsi1
there was no case against him By
reason OF Walk. sr.s dlshonoras
the draft
The dishonored draft vas for tls
and Was drawn GA the Bank Of Cd
lforniA- Out Of this amount iii1
had been drawn Walk Ia . ne1
Der Of the s A. G.
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RGAl HsTATE-censln.'s ID.
Profitable
Purchases

PWH&ul@S SEES
A sRAR nApsesk can Lisr-csf.
Tias s,Sse.l''sa " hep. 40
s =, a. P' s..a si.s Look '"''
a 40 rifinD AVE- aoRvH-ssjgs Jssl.
aones q teens bun! Ia ~ ~.
i M assd f.a ~. 'aasi. fsr@.
h Tee NEAR nAnlsoe tsR lsi.p-,'o.-ss
'A' E, 80. ,ss,"' .s see Z. 20 aea
10 Ysius 81 The pfius ONLY 40 cash
fIt balance sssF
q a5-wEsT QUEEN kHhn--easy eallsss
'fII 81 ! foams add hsth Cement essa
tsf meat iaeata hsls syesf 'h,ag
s ss.' az S os,r ,ss e..x ssl.sss easy
d NJ NEAn HTu AND ,sLuMnlA roe
IA gsii sac eosersss h..sm.ai i+Fss
attio lot tsxisa This 70 h@f
saia u eash
a. ~ aEoRaETowR- y Co
w ns~ piant haH Aofs sta hosss -
roma Hers bafaaih o"V
feo cash. tsisnss sssf
tnse NNAR caEsnY ksD uHp-cei.
lub ,sss e , tss,a' ga 70, I'm i ,s
fHN NIN VIE III ~ N"fHf"a"
HH 80 cash. balance ssss
o. is-nrH AVE aApnosA nrlqHta
honss - reeas ana tsih - s9s
sss'G Dee terms
nsOo-sru NORTH sosts 9TH hosss o.
FaoHs. use lie pretty fsf npIth
but wofih the HahsI qhN ""9
oash b.lAne. % pst Aaoath
" 600 -irru AVE NORTH sssf rFssp~s.
--gins baiaias ate ssln deed
terms
sieio-wErr QUEEN ANNE Fins We.
ios Ssiea hiaat ffam eaf aas Eas1
terms
HARVARD RRAtff COMPANY,
a. % Waissf hts tsa 90 Ave-
rtoAsKoa. ERICKSON a COTTON. To-
seis washlasien mes
.cHF TRACT within ., faiiss u riouseF
square. with h. Nsaa saia ffuif trees
~ slsHani sisr = .siY eaa ~ tssi
feomi car itns, ana tie 4pais -
q 90 90 tsfnss
a &c ar NAN ADD a ias aataininE fhs
Union rAGffts haifirNa ihaf rti
aassnos 49, - sr4iss net - aan
aaiisss tale ssak fat $50 fash. -
see 3 sni : Yssts - ! 80 esst
tse -0HrES LAKH iass la bgnsh
Aaf viii ell aas ~ ~ ftis
pfirs u usass 81 = gai1h ssif
Al go ATLANTIC st - VALENTINE
STATION nsef haintsi hoalss-le
tlal Nsias sta fftasal haisf tefHis
.rs-rAsr uxius ana ath LETS 0ua
W. hase ssFsfal Ia this fiF'fifi ~
rFtass that ~fa uAss puign assfs
nensy
si.sos wsyrfl..r. .ri.acE. ess'is..sias
ss,sn sa,isss = sass. - uiii ssii
- n.sse. al azsA sep
A. 40 wt~r sEArftE 70 iais zsi1
Ssh slt tfasHH saftaae fhifhsn
hass. ant ses-isAst isafts cheap
- TAI 1--1- IsTs- - - - ~
Ass ns4f 80 fiHs Ehts = bargain
4ns9nE M ~
n Hstrs . sass created y srfss -
etsfsf Nsshaa isaHA Hs3f tsnalns 2 Aatig
taats. tpa al hsnais thss
aooHr urAf.Yr 80
- Nafiaa htaes "a =
I a. - &c 81 sTzz1ss' @IIH a 1fs-
fsaaa hrass at aaff - tssshs ffeH 80
!. is' .. = ,a.Si is - si., 80 rs.ss. rs.,
HUhE NrffHe ofIshENNiffi
wsas sge-tss 49, mss.sa.ss,f uss
49, ss.s a.. s..s .-e 'i s..a
- go lsrs~ ssaeH e $50 istEf 50
r@an has@s a ssssaass tfsNsFtl Ana sssif
O. "a
nm TYuwN BALANCE AN MODERATE
RAINY tsaffu<sFsstss est asafs Nat
asnef wff seFfsras ~ aatss uais Tius
ss-ffsst Aat esissif
HONS ufrNHa pHtffsn
TtiN sfnMN fNNFHf MNAF CO
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felNe s4si 81 ssH - So tsfasfn rias
tsFsf fl1ass ~ sssse 81 eash -
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MAAuutiuN q YtfunNr
n4ffisf lsfsrh Easf ass 81
F1fs trts 80 ssstssH Anne tfiA as-f
sasw citF .Atsf ) hiasAe ffasu sef 80
4m tssrsa Ne p6nsssss stAee q AFsFf
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sa Ave ~
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pHoNg YOUR WANT 40
To TIE Star Main ioeei Ind,
itsS The star viii call and cell
let the hitl. and viii send to
YOU the answers Co your al When
addressed care The star
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ACCOMPLISHMENTS STU A
TON WANTED, AsIP
WANTED AND AL OTHER
ADS. ONE CENT A WORD.
seven words or fractions q
words o. the line, cash IN adj
vance. Nhvn charsVd 60 a.
count actual number % lines a.
act vii he counted. Minimum
hln for an sad 70 cents, Hal
lard Want Al Agency 7, H.
Mullen. 81 ballard Az. opn
City Halt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

FTITNT 7 INT IT
RAINIER uEAciI-Acre ana half aera
tracts On west side u Lake washington
fpr 400 90 ttoo per tract tsaHy tsrrnsi
equal IN area 20 siN city lots sidewalks.
city water and free wood Only g. car
fare You can raise your own garden.
keep chickens and COW.
Why not ewn your own home Tor the
Hsnton M line. or call AZ b0p Marion
lllde SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

Fivo-foom haura and an acre Alao "a
acfes ana eight quarter acre tracts with
building places on each. Easy terms See
N. Whittier. at HlVeftgn ID 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-15

FOR sALE-scRGAog.
use
fm AFnEs NNkH sunfH BEND TNn
NfiHa rHna uAft unkn u~ ttff sff
NuAu rAu aH HHHNN srfsEH CHAR
Ep AND AtHa4f THIRTY HfAR9trfA
AND Ata4ff ffs Htt4tfM FfiNftfsE
BOLTS AN TIMBER rNt Ns SD
UtTNtWG HAM SMALL nitrtfN stff
kNu ufsYn WANEM NfNH ~ FiMw1
IN Asa ta2Nu kNu aiuifvN Wt@en
ittnfvmfTfnN NstM A~r UNE NkNf
lNl a uCut FARM We rAAit. rEftMh
ca BALANCE
ntsrtaEs = NE~KrA
~ taW4us HlAsc 81
sEeaas AID eut.NNntA
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mai EaTATE pEALrHa

NAL - - - -. - .Imssss
--1@sIiSas Nsa Ass>'s co. WIN 20
KIeiT6 Hs6fYas - ksw yelA Nv =
N II5eN 10 ehsl9 sllesl.
II q alss ! -. ID . Alssls nla
TE TIsYiga s -. VI II N \. els
fSITT nfAfff 60 n. tifs1 ave
W. have I'll lhgls 2 q ssll-.
ds-1sS n ns5IsT : 75, 20 iisIisf
haiiaier rhansa i tfsa tod iii
FiTFTTNkisn s MELVILLE. ~ Lu'n'
hsr nKohsnHs hiae
X b unlmaa. + j tlmss blas
m0ndE0S 5 NoaHH. i0 rihs. phess
"a $50 see na faf hHnes
n5ceeasH nssiIf Il. ~ J. 81 aas. = -. -
D n NfrtHaN. fs ID Ns.hlnsiee ll-s
rssgiss s nssza. q i.aeIt, tallalas
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Ktnnsar nds - an aud l1sg
g1iaa nf5aas nzsIIf ". W Mafiea
us .----.-----------
Fi1Fn Z 1KEDfW nc. itaom A, ~.
uaugs Caiman lhsss
fk5mFs5a s. so Nefh hlas
i0i6a iana - 81 veal nlss ~
WaTs if7isaa. ~ halisy bids fFep'
ertf heusht aHa sala
TIVEFTT NEKT.fY -. % Nmpl-s tIas
ron EXCHANGE.
III, - saess fsf's7Isa1sa 6IaSs III
schansr intrfaat ia tslaahle placer minu
fol aW - aefstss rfHpetu value, o. -
lNvesrMuNrs
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lie AZ inss.,sa saa ,l.lass ms.i msss
ouiess M ftRss htasA Sc us taaaI
FOR AoUsus.
alN Ho0a taffAnN
iot Nxfie aakft basement Hrlueut eaiis
', .. view. s.sh sha ~ Sesi N. ,.i..
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80 HAuwoop"
tlt-tIs tiaiiai uiia as
ron sALu-FARMs ANo LAND.
hoaa aoop BUYS
nffWhfN SEATTLE AND TACOMA.
r,liioa ret d go tiastsf, Is w. sefs
ta araes all isVai sasst s1ii 90 psf acre
y ssfss. tssi set fins toeasion. ~ ~
y asrss. All lsssl Sod timber. ~ psr
y acrvs. rattix lapsossa "a psf sore
MuHNNN MAitHN.
aintsn 81 AtaskA nuiidlhE ~ II
--.----
nEsr uuf N hfNo COUNTY psirs
farm. ts1 hsfsa. al Ehaien river tattum
lane "a Hefss ta eaiflssfian. e. aFfsa in
nieadew, > affss In hHHs o. acres nfafe
sCnd pasfafea tafHs hsaffna afrhHfa
fifnfy sQfins sstsf. Htairfn fa0m asEil.
Ina nFse ffaals tsfn alsa nrw BOP aiin
several authaiHllHss flnr insafiau aftliHs
loo small tasn ffiea. 70. iu1ius silcs ssa
tasis fitss
RunHaT MAGrur
eiaksa 81 kisska NaiidiuG ~tfsN
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
r'tasr e. the HsssaH tpa aHFss nsaflY al
lrFsL sssaA eait ssef ftgve ufiliinu feet e
aa,td fifuhsH Ha~ rsf Nhr usrfsFe4
Iafaslaf tt II taxes tsfrfs afiiien
riffs. ~ 80 ssfs eui taf a. tsfus "a
ROBERT Mkffuf
ti4sfsNtx Atssss Huittine -atf
HgnE - NICE TWELVE ACRE
vast sffh axsf SO fees ffantssr ~ as
fine lasatlan ga sd EaaHts fsat sifsf
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ACTION 81LE on dooD FfRSf.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IL At TIE
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bar cane seat chairs elegant oak buffets
and extra fine sidshoaras. Hufb ranges
coal and wood heaters. stoves. number
new sets ~ dishes. e0uehss and sitting
nom furniture, fine folding bed with
mirror. show cnaaa. 2 long counters f1ah
top. splendid condition.. desk and chair,
hall tree. elegant gas range flateet pat
tern elevated ovens etc cost tfsff pie
fafaa IN OF. Kitchen tables aueanH and
ware ~ al description Goods too Hufner.
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80 cash, bal moHthlf.
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