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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Mack White had
for their guests during the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney and daugh-
ter, Miss Bess; Mr.. Matt House, son
and daughter, Miss Gladys, and
Miss Swym, of Dresden.
Daisy Russell Nichols, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Nichols, of
Obion. was the premium baby at
the fair last week. The baby is 7
months old and weighs % pounds.
1t is one of the finest we ever saw,
remarkably intelligent and pretty.
Miss Vanderburg, the High
School art teacher, presented the
fair association last week with a
very striking likeness of Colonel
Catron, one of our oldest citizens.
The drawing was done in pencil
and attracted great deal of at
tention.
Ex-Mayor ], ]. Williams, of Mem
phis, Monday announced his candi-
dacy for the Office of Police Com
missioner of Memphis, election Oct.
Is. Joseph ought to wait until the
State Legislature meets and have
the boys pass a bill. That's the
easiest way.
Dr. M. W. ,Moores, of the dental
firm of Moores & Long, this city,
left this week to fill an engagement
as one of the faculty of demonstra-
tors in the dental department of
Vanderbilt University. DR.. Moores
will return to Union City when his
contract has been filled to remain
with us. Since coming here he has
made some good friends personally
and professionally, who wish him
the best of success.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

Thursday, Sept. 10, John B. Cor
don Chapter met at the beautiful
country home of Mrs. S. R. Brat
ton. Several answered to roll call,
after which business was discussed.
Mrs. F. E. Arm read an article on
the History of the Tennessee Divi-
sion, U. d. G. Delightful refresh
ments of cream and cake were
then served. After declaring Mrs.
Bratton an ideal hostess, Chapter
adjourned to meet October with
Miss Dorothy Bradshaw.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

LOST--A walking cane In or near
the city, The stick is imported wood
made with cross for hand hold, sill
yer band under handle. The finder
will be rewarded by delivering the
same to me or John Bell at Union
City, Tenn. w. AsKINs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

LOST Between Jackson's store and
courthouse on Wednesday black silk
parasol, nickel and pearl handle, name
Irvine" on handle. Finder return to
this Office and receive SOC reward.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

Prayer and praise service at the
Presbyterian Church, North First
street, next Sabbath, 9th inst, at
II a. m. A cordial invitation is
extended to ALL
Miss Eunice Bondurant, of Cairo,
was here last week visiting her
sister, Mrs. John w. Bransford,
and attending the fair. She was
accompanied by Mr.. Henckel.
The regular preaching services
will be held at the First Christian
Church Sunday morning and night,
conducted by the pastor. A cordial
welcome will be extended to all who
can attend.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Crockett, OF
Troy. were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Crockett, on Lilac street,
Friday.
Miss Polite Green, Of Martin, was
a popular visitor during the fair
and was the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
r. Green.
Frank Dudley broke the record at
Reynolds Opera House last week
The receipts were the largest in the
house.
Mrs. Alex X. Wells and children.
of Glass. arrived Wednesday and
are spending several days with Mrs.
Wells mother, Mrs. VIM. McMurry.
The mems prayer meeting will be
held at the Christian Church next
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock All
are cordially invited to attend.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

Cut your coal bill half in two by
buying a Cole Hot Blast Heater at
Mailing Keiser Hardware Co., sue
cessors to H. Deitzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

Buy Wilson Heater and be sat
isfied at Nailling-Keiser Hardware
Co., successors to Fl. Deitzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

w. Fl. Gardner went to Hickman
yesterday to join the Presidential
party going TO Memphis to the
Deep Waterways Convention.
Be at Caldwell Book Store next
Monday, October7, at | o'clock with
tickets to get the Sewing Machine,
which will be given away
Miss Virginia Thompson left
Wednesday for Knoxville, Tenn,
where she will attend the State
University during the ensuing term.
DR.. Van Harrison Bond, Of Cot
ton Plant, Mo-, was here the past
week with string of race horses,
and was fortunate enough to win
two purses.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Mollie Bowen returned t
Hickman Sunday.
Miss Gay Whitson is visiting rel
atiyes in Gardner
Chester Lennox, OF Fulton, spen
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickens, of Dyers
burg, attended the fair.
John Ashley, of Dyer. was here
last week enjoying the fair.
Miss Tnez Davis, of cayce. Ky.
visited our city Thursday.
Miss Grace Harris. of Rives, was
in the city Monday shopping.
p Lipsey was in the city Sat.
urday en- route to Covington.
Miss Hope Wills. Of Glass. at,
tended the fair Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Scott, of Hick.
DRY, XIV, attended the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. w, r. Adams, OF
Arkansas, attended the fair.
Mrs. ] w. Bransford is visiting
her parents at Cairo this week.
Mrs. Taylor Green, of Martin,
visited relatives here Tuesday. .
Miss Agnes Palmer, Of Rlves, was
in our city shopping Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole, of Polk, Wis
tied friends in the city this week
Mrs. Fife Ramsey, of Dyer, was
the guest of Mrs. Annie Kistner
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Marshall, Of
Dyersburg, attended our fair Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Bette Reed, of Water Val
ley, KY, is the guest Of Aft Reed
this week.
Mr.. Lowell, Of North First street,
leaves for Texas to-day to make it
his future home.
Miss Eva Parks, of Trimble, was
here last week visiting Miss Carrie
Walker.
We are sorry to note the illness
of Mrs. Ethel Latimer, at her home
on Church street.
Mrs. Turner, of Kenton, was the
guest Of Mrs. Johnson a couple Of
days last week.
Col. H. c. Alexander was here
last Friday and Saturday attending
the fair.
Miss Marion Hunter attended the
Baptist Association Wednesday,
which met at Gardner.
Miss Bessie Pickett, Of Glass,
was the guest Of Miss Marion Hun
ter during the fair.
B. W. McDavid, OF Mckenzie, and
w. p. Rodgers, Of Waverly, we're
visitors here last week.
Mrs. DIR. Mcclure, of Fulton, was
the guest of Mrs. w. z. Massengill
the past week.
Mrs. Polly MCGEE and Miss Cor
dia Cheatham were in town Tues
day,
Miss BERTHE HARRISON and little
Mr.. Clare Keller have returned
from Newbern.
Robley Pique, Of Fulton, has ac-
cepted position with The Com
mercial as composltor.
Miss BERTHE HARRISON has ac-
cepted position with r. T. Curtin
in the millinery department.
Mrs. Wallace Moore has returned
from Dyersburg where she has been
visiting.
Grover Alexander has been very
IL, but we are glad to know that he
10 able to be up again. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Forester, Of
0bion, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker this week of the fair. !
Mrs. Ida Mailing has engaged
looms on High street until she can
purchase suitable residence.
r.. Johnson and son, Uri, former
y Of our city, but now residents OF
2ives, visited in our city last week.
Dave Burnett, of Tiptonville,
vas here last week in the interest
ii his tarm near Woodland, Mills.
Mesdames Schmidt, Whitening
on and Smith attended the Bap-
list Association at Gardner We'd (,
lesdaY. /
Mrs. II. C. Stan6eld returned !
rom Memphis last week, accom-
,ained by her sister, who came to !
Ittend the fair r
n Sxy.44:.,rr a,.5 aor rao
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

The Wilson Heaters are found at
Nailling-Keiser Hardware Co., sue
cessors to III. Deitzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

Coles Hot Blast Heater is the
stove to buy at Nailling-Keiser
Hardware Co., successors to Fl.
Deitzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

Misses Itha and Noama Holland
have returned to their home in
Newborn, accompanied by their
cousin, Miss BERTHE HARRISON,
whom they have been visiting.
Geo. Brown, Of Philadelphia, is
here visiting his mother, Mrs. /. A.
Ong, and friends. Mr.. Brown has
been away about seven years and
we all cordially welcome him to
our city.
Charles Adams and Miss Katie
Harrison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Harrison, were united in mar
riage last Sunday at the home of
the brides parents near Obion,
Rev. J W. Joyner gracefully and
unctuously officiating.
James T. Denning has purchased
the SO acre farm just across the,
road and east of the John d. Palm
err home place, paying $1,000 cash
for same. This is one of the finest
and most productive farms in the
county.
The list OF premiums awarded by
the West Tennessee FAIR Associa-
ton are all completed in this paper
with the exception Of the Woman's
Department, portion of which
will appear in the next weeks pa
per, completing the entire list.
District Deputy n. T. Robinson,
Of the B. P. o. E., made frater-
nal visit to the Jackson Lodge We'd
nesday night, accompanied BY DR..
r. D. Edwards, d. A, Edwards, Ed |
Chas. Burchard, Dan
Glenn. J. c. McRee, J. c, Burdick, |
Geo. w. Robinson, chas. Denham.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

The original Coles Hot Blast
stoves can only be found at Nail.
ling Keiser Hardware Co, succes-
sors to FL. Dietzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-10-04

Mrs. Anna B. Morgan, of Red
lands, Cal, is expected in the city
Saturday. While here she will be
the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Billie Mailing.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Stone sympathize with
them deeply in the death Of their
infant, which was buried at East
View yesterday.
Gather Jones left tor Pine Bluff
Wednesday, where he will enter
business with the Henry Marx Gro
Gerry Co. We regret very much los
ing Mr.. Jones, but wish him much
success.
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TO DEATH

er Tho water rose dy,,..
y ,.,.. We rate n almost ono ~, aaE
hohf' ahd debris carried 90, ,Do' ~
stream by the flood s, -gwn Ne
ialHe aNoft Of the bridge ~ ne
llH collapse a LARGE 49,, 'alslhg
y ruck me false work INV t .'aas
me bridge feii The aeele, o.iee
Cured lnat az nlghtfall VII l'' .
mon were prepared 10 sba.l "
tlaeir works "ganam
as % 10 uit She work If 70
thpa' Who we're thrown M tE
water aud caught in ne Nv, rs
twisted Iron and steel uas .a.s q
retarded The second span y, :
bilaso was Under oonstnlellos w
y was thla ihat fell with she M, VI, 81
traveller The bodioa ~ S''ass
those killed were found finsa 2
nc surface ~ tho waar .s,sa s q
lu The bent and twisted glgde ~. sisa
Iron work bui me others ~. 49, ~
boon found aiany Of the He ~, u. =,
chuEht in Che rapid water asa ~. ~.
ficd q mile Or more down ~ .' -,
before ihoy we've rescued ''sf
One o.. ihe most remafkssl,
capes waa that Of William $50. y
who wa caught Ia The lree ~.
and hcid g prisoner for In W.
with hia mouth and chin sbot. ' ~
ler hnluL. MaLnR reacnad q. -
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high grade ore. and the miner who
slips IL beneath hia shirt and gets
away with It IL known as a high
grader
To defeat his operations the
companies established large
change houses" ~ each mine
where The miners are compelled to
change clothes before going Into
the mine. aud 20 change again after
leaving tho shaft
Tho houses are ntlod With show.
or baths. lockers fof mine clothes
on Que side. for street clothes ON
The other. The miner strips 20 his
underwear ON one hide 81 the room.
crosses 10 the other. taking bath
meantime u he desires. and donn
bis outer garments
The Western Federation Of Min.
era has made 30 opposition 10 this
innovation save upon The ground
that it was a humiliation 90 the
men The men themselves iBdit
vlduaiiy resented a. They were
not slow ia expressing themselves.
n stood however Men Who d..
NfNNtA NN N#ANt Wv AlAANHN "ANH
spotted aud quickly laid OF The
union vas powofleas "a assist them
20 uphold their wounded pride And
NJ the situation stood the miners
bitterness increasing daily
Tho operators point Ia support
~ their claims. to the decrease IN
the AsaayerH offices since the plan
was adopted
There o. ordinarily legitimate
employment lot perhaps six aHaaY
offices IN Goldnield Prior 10 the
change houses there we're about
10 times ~ many There arr about
go yet Some Of these offices han.
died tho high graders HtcallngH.
eKaeiiug a liberal commission
Il ia not an infrequcut occur
renee that ore ia accepted over the
bars about town Goldneld ls a
typical slid and wouily mining
camp. "a is not considered good
form % ask too many questions.
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BIRTH RECORD.

Births we're registered today as
follows
Franklin To wife % ". l.
Franklin, 1894 27th Az. Dec. 6, a
son.
Krierol-To wife ~ W w. Krle.
gel 1856 fth av W.. Dec 4. a son.
Compton To wife 81 a. p
Compton. 3So1 Whitman. Dec 3. a
son
Morris-To wife 81 J. c Morris.
Seattle. Dec TO- a daughter.
sharp-To wife Of ". r. shau.
Minor hospital. Dec !. a daughter
Scott To wife of q W Scott.
iti6 33rd s Dec 3. a daughter
Carlaon-T wife Of j. Carlson.
Minor hospital. Dec 3. a son
Bumpil-To wife Of T. NJ, Bur.
nell. Minor hospital Dec 3. a son
Williams To wife OF C. WIN.
Jams. South Park. Dec "a. son.
G.nuson To wife Of r. Ian.
son. 1885 5th W. Nov %. a daugh.
ter
DoTcn-To wife Of G A. Doren.
Seattle. Dec. .. son.
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ny ANtfN0 FfN@NsN
GOInFIEi.n. New. Dec it--Aar
tial Law will undoubtedly be called
when General Funston arrives
here word was received this
morning that be had left San Fran
cisco and should arrive iato tonight
Gov John SpafkH'aFHYcd last nil,in
and 81 getting III touch with the
situation II ia hinicd that m0F~
troops viii be- ordered here. but mss
Il not believed Tho situation "a al
the tense polut Both the uiiue
owners and the local union oi the
Western Federation Of Miners held
meetings last night The former
hold strictly 90 their intention of
opening the mines tomorrow on the
open ahUp policy The union has
condemned an officials responsible
for the bringing 90 the troops
Will There De a "Ruii Penn"
VIII this new treasure field of
The United States have w. bull
pen. as dld Idaho and Cripple
Creek
That IS a question that the future
VIII determine Nut in this wide.
hnifiAmed. dennlate desert. where
men live lives nearly az stern and
Wild and fofhlddlnE a. their sur.
roundinHH he gill have 90 BE- =
brave man Nho establishes a bun
pen within the range % the ever.
present. Rawed0ff shotgun and the
quick iirlnE revolver For every
man goes armed Ia the Goldneld
dlEEiuga
This Is the first time federal
troops have been asked b. auy
state since The ansaRaiuatsd Gov
SteuuenberR called Gen Merriam
and hls troopers IN idaho. several
years ago.
Onienalbiy The trouble IN Gold.
field vas pfcclpifaicd b. the issu.
anee ~ scrip by the mining com
pauiea IN the payment ~ wages 10
the miners. nearly a month aEo.
during the money shortage.
Hack 81 this mAkeshift caalln bel.
a. however. ia the story 81 LONE
suppressed reacntmcnts on the
past 81 the men.
Chief among these Is the miuem
objection 10 the recently Instituted
change house system Imposed
by the operators allied with the big
consolidation. a. protection they
say. AGAINST the class 81 miner
whom they term high graders"
These operators claim that prior
20 the Introduction 81 The change
house plan an average ~ 81 Gee
a day was stolen from their mines
While the miners DO not deny
that there has been ihicylnn. they
dispute the heavy claim of The opor
atorH and insist that the change
house plan serves TO pui honest
az well az dishonest miners under
suspicion.
Change House system.
The Goldueld ore ls go rich that
q chunk the size % ones fist may
be- worth from $50 20 5000 IL as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11
REPUBLICANS WIN
BOSTON ELEC TON

10 the return ~ Il republican mayor
after aix years az democratic admin.
iatfatiou one being the heavy vote
given 10 tho Independence league
candidate hy democrats. and the
other the thorough investigation
made hy a finance commission into
the affairs az the city bail in which
evidence has been brought forth a.
ieging irregularities Ia the pnrchae
inR department and IN the granting
of contracts through which it was
claimed the city had lost hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars
Hubbard conducted "a quiet cant
pnlRn. leaving Mayor Fitzgerald 90
hla one man tour 81 the city with
nothing 10 talk about except his
own management Of municipal AZ
fairs District Attorney Moran
fought the democratic ticket
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BLOOMBURG. Pa Dec, H.
Seven men were swept 10 their
death and scores seriously injured
IN the collapse Of a now bridge IN
course Of construction over the
west branch Of the suaquehanna
nyer a. Mlfninvillo. eight miles
north of here. Two OF the inluRd
arc belieyea 70 be dying Forty
men were AZ work on The t@yelcr
on the middle span Of the structure
when 4 collapsed They were all
thrown Into the swollen river.
The collapse o. thc bridge was
caused by The rapid rise in the f8g.
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SHOT AND KILLED

GOLDFTEI.n. New. Dec IL
Francis 4. Burton was shot and
killed 81 Nina by Hoffman Buck
editor and proprietor of the Wcat
eru Nevada Miner Buck printed Ia
his paper an article asserting that
burton had been run out of the
town of Rawhide By a committee.
aud counaoliug the same treatment
by the citizens of Mina Burton
took Buck GO task. and IN the quar-
rel ensuing she former Was hiled
Burton has bad "a mttooric career
iu Nevada az a promoter OF quos
uunable schemes
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ONE MORE Meeting

Tho charter Commission "a,
meet again next Tueadag 49,.
and II ia believed that this nsa'.-.
VIII be- the last one NAT Vim
held The commission laa ~.
adopted the proposed amsrsr's ~.
providing that the health egses'
need be- a reident of he ~ N.
two years 10 entitle him e VA y
flee. v
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MARTIAL LAW MAY BE
DECLARED AT GOLDFIELD
MARRIAGE LicENsG8.

Charles r. Brnderson. ~ city
and Katie NJ Anderson, IS. Center,
Aiorrls Williams. g. Belllnghnm,
and Maud Oak. ~. Gold Bar AZ.
thur Flynn, LEGAL age. city. aud
Edith Knight. legal age. city. Jesse
- sloburman, 81. city. ana Amy 40
hen. "a. cay Anton Josef Jncolr
son. AZ. city. and Agnes Byron, ~.
city. Harry r W@scr 23. city. and
Blnnch ~ sRmacl IS. Idaho Falls,
Idaho. Jacob stnrk ~. Mount Vcr
non, and Mrs Mary r. Moluke is,
city. London q Oakwny. SO, city.
and Elizabeth GHfe, -. city.
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ASK FOR CLEMENCY

OLYMPIA. Dec. IL Governor
Mead has received 4 taoeram from
Spokane stating mat a petition has
been forwarded, nlguod hy iaQ NJ
torneya. asking executive cleu,Nncy
Ia the case OF James Dalton, under
sentence OF death for tN murder
of Policeman Stoke az that city,
The governor some time ago grant.
cd 60.day reptiove. and unioaa
further action "a taken hy the gov
ornor, Dalton win bee hanged HsXt
Fridays Abe G,yornor ia esamin-
.pg the evidence t,len at uhe trial
and viii probably announce hla de-
clalon today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-11

Congressman win p Humphrey
Of this city will make an address
AZ Cleveland ON the twenty first be-.
fore the Merchants Marine League
OF tho United States on "Why
America ls Losing ltH Pacific and
Oriental Trade"
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fire Sale Prices

On silyerwarc. mantcl clocks. stcrl.
Ing silver. toilet and manicure sets.
combs and brushes az Chicago
Jcwclry Co. 1907 Second as. go"
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oEArH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today as
follows
Chook-H Check. %. Dec .. 9ii
2sth az.
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Look at This

g8Nlaa. three hioeNa ffam Green las b
ear rar 81 ESQ EasF tefHss Lots aieHr
are mnFta tHe nlnueB. bat tha hHuea aiil
rent far tlt ta Sc peg mpHfh Are rsu
Hll asiua tn ftutf
SEATTLE HE tLvV kNu INF go
tta UaUef uar
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MERRITT REALTY pF HEATTLE.
HALLAfD uUANCH
YOU
Wli smile f Sou Dos one 0f these Hpo-
elnl ballard l4hfRalua
a9EfN0 iot cement walls fine View. close
to corr everything pald fpr 1900. tofma
l00ti0N 90 cleared south front Hulau-
dId lnrafian. Price ~ 400. terma
fi,esN fnr s.fn0m house. near HuH
ave. lovely fruit froaa. nnwer to tha
hnuHn overs Thing paid fuf. fl.EH0. $500
each Hnd monthly payments. int GunfUH
f-r1nm house. now H0Hin0 Dot. $3.50
Aak W1Ff1rl about them nt Glif AN
ave NJ w Phone ballard 1864 Take
--ilata
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And We VIII
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Charge for one insertion, Toe
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Mmlmgm charge Tor an "ad'
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DOWNTOWN AGE IN G y
Kennedy DRUG Co, First aY.
and cherry
BALLARD AGENCN~~P. u.
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CITY HAN Phone. Nallard aob
MAIN OFFICE seventh av.
between Union aud University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind an.
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accuracy or assume responsible.
It's Tor errors ~ any Kind oc.
curing IA tolephoned adver
isomOuta.
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Will Trade for
Seattle Property

Price. iteoe SO locumbronoe
cAfI Ar Ua a ese PIONEER nLpa.
CHEAP CtuCkEN raHeh4 asreum
house tsa LAYING hons cows large
piece laud olasr in. only seas, on easy
terms Nee H. IL iIiumanH aalraiaru. iH
Tfnefa block today 1T
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CRY RIAl ESTATE.
Have you bourh, property a.
Falkland

II NOS. you HAD better 40 On a. once
f'ricea utN be- HdFHHffHH in a Fhaft tiuH
and tnrH fau will frErrf thu delay We
have ghulro level lists all cleared and
ready 20 NHiid on At PRICES ffuu tfa
tu tiha pr Doe. on eaeh eakY teffns thai
AnFaur can bay anA meet thr werfhif
payments tinHsra hnlit fa suit an ual
fasnta easleT thau feHt tah ih NHd eei
ore ~ HaF Illustrated hanklfia falif De-.
arfthtuK the proposition iifHnrM offices
af tha fal'aatHE places
af8 Naintef ave HeHFRttmwm.
rhsue Main tttf
sec Second Ave- ballard
ishaaa ballard $50
tHf9 TfrwnHg Ave. Ffemant
rhnua North set
NANtNN AA LAND CO.
Seattle kat-e tganerr mag
t4fsE California NtHa NaN9ala
Phones. Mails fhst fnd tatf
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University 80 cash and q pee month.
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Fine quarter acre tracts from t1ss 70
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40 per month
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new e.rsotu modern house FOR sale.
f0ot $3.50 down. balance fat rrf
month. Mfs Howe. aia N siat at
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