davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

from the front to the rear and allows
the salt and slack to feed down
through a space two inches wide be-
tween the box and the rear end OF the
false bottom. The salt and slack work
out on the bottom proper, where the
hogs gain access TO it. One would be
surprised TO know how regularly each
one of the herd comes TO the box, says
a writer IN Iowa Homestead. On sew
eral occasions the box has gone empty
for a day or two. On rehlling every
member Of the bunch was rs anxious
10 get at the mixture rs could be mag
med. Some swine growers on account
OF their location in a country where
limestone occurs IN abundance may not
need to supply mineral matter TO the
extent that is necessary on soils Of q
different nature.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

IF the beds are i'm bad condition start
as soon as runners can be obtained and
peg these down outside the hills. where
they viii soon root and by the middle
or end Of July Will be fit TO plant out
In their permanent quarters i'm good
soil. Strong. loamy soil we'll drained
suits the strawberry bcst ana south
or southwest aspect should he chosen
Gardening.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

This little pig went to market doesn't
amuse tonight.
Baby's not we'll; what's the matter, her
dear little cheeks are so white;
Poor little tummy is aching, naughty old
pain 90 away,
Cascasweet mother must give her, then
she'll be bright as the day.
II is sold here by Chas. Rides.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12
>s lsss=.
sfRRN% GARDEN
d5Jsss5'7sSz 49,
CURLY TOP.

This Blight In Sugar Beets Is From an
Unknown Cause.
The blight, or "curly top Of the
sugar beet is a disease which has been
known in the semiarid portions of this
country for a number OF years and
caused much speculation as to its ma
ture. ON the California coast the dis
ease has been the cause of serious loss
es In certain seasons for some time,
and the growers have been entirely in
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

II * poor policy TO let strawberry
plants ramhle away at VIII year after
year. gradually getting weaker and
producing smaller fruit says Garden
ing. Even IL new beds are not made
much may be done 10y removing nse-
less crOwding runners and at least
keeping the soil free OF rottIng weeds.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

There is no case Of indigestion, no mat
ter how obstinate. that will not be speedily
relieved by the use Of Kodol. Kodol
contains the same juices found in a
healthy stomach. Sold by chas. Rhodes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

MIX Will absorb any odoe near whict
Il may lc placed. and the flavor some
times NOTICED ON butter chat Is not q
butter flavor may be attributed TO IN,
fact that Che cream has been Above,
70 rise Ia a room having vegetable
That discharged some peculiar odor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

4. Horace L. Brown of Cortland \. Y,
proprietor of star farm herd. says,
"Tlie first six months Of an animals
life prove the worth Of Its future use
fulness." This Is a true statement. and
II you undertake TO rear a calf give IL
the best Of care.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12
jamestown EXPOSITION.

Special low rate excursion tickets to
the Jamestown Exposition on sale at all
Pere Marquette ticket offices. ASK
agents for particulars.
l473t4 II. f. MOELLER. G. p. A.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are
unequalled for backache, weak, kidneys,
aud all urinary troubles. sold by chas.
Rhodes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12
Postmaster.

Impure blood runs you down-makes
you an easy victim for organic diseases.
Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the
blood-cures the cause-builds you up.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

feeder. a sketch
Of W h &c h W g
show. The box
part of the feed
err Is of sufficient
size TO hold sew
eral bushels of
I n g IN ixt u + e.
There is n false
bottom TO the
- ..-I,f.I. glAnac
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

One breeder whom we know OF prac-
tees the feeding of mixture Of salt
and slack. He is situated near coal
mine, where he can procure the slack
easily. He feeds the mixture from a
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

'Doa ms Ointment cured me Of eczema
! that had annoyed me long time. The
rre was permanent. Hon. S. w.
Atthews, Commissioner Labor Stats
Augusta, Me.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12


Specifies cure by acting directly on the
sick parts without disturbing the rest OK
the system.
No. for Feyers.
No. =" Worms.
No. " Teething.
No. " Diarrhea.
No. " Coughs.
No. " Neuralgia.
No. " Headaches.
No. 10 " Dyspepsia.
No. IL Z" Suppressed Periods.
No. ~ " Whites.
10. - Group.
No. IA " The Skin.
No. 10 " rheumatism.
No. 16 " Malaria.
No. 10 " Catarrh.
No. 20 =" Whooping Cough.
No. 81 " The Kidneys.
No. 80 " The Bladder.
No II 4" la Grippe.
In small bottles of pellets that fit the vest
pocket At Druggists or mailed, 25c. each.
nss- Medical Guide mailed free.
Humphreys Med. CO., Cor William & John Streets
Nav 800
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

DeWitrs Little arly Risers, famous
little pills. Sold by Chas. Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12
HANDY HAY CAPS.
Their Use on Alfalfa and on Clover
p,.4 Grnan Into Cocks

Their Use on Alfalfa and on Glover.
Put Green Into Cocks.
The cloth in the cap is made from ca
sheetng torn into pieces forty inches
square. and to each corner q larger
washer weighing about 0nefourth OF a
pound is tied, says Iloard's Dairyman,
which shows one of these caps in the
accompanying cut and comments as
follows upon the use of hay caps:
Put Up Into Cocks.
The hay is put mp into cocks about
seventy-fve pounds each ana then COW
cred with the hay caps. The weights
that are attached to the corners Of the
cap tend to keep the cloth tight over
the hay, for as the hay settles the
weights drop closer TO the ground.
To shed the water well the cloth
must be kept smooth and free from
wrinkles, and to accomplish this the
weights, when the caps are put over
the cocks, should be several inches
from the ground. This method gives
,he weights an opportunity TO pull
down constantly on the four corners of
the cap.
To Shed the Water Well.
Some have recommended pegs be at
tached 10 the corners OF the cap and
hook them into the hay to hold the cap
over the cock. This system would be
all right if the cock of hay did not set
tie. but since the hay through settling
would soon pull away from the cap,
enough to materially loosen ii and
cause more or less pockets and folds
In the covering, we do not recommend
/ this method
There Is no better hay for dairy cat
tie when properly cured than alfalfa.
1t compares very favorably in compo-
sltion with bran, as is shown In the
following table. which gives the
amount Of digestible nutrients in 100
pounds each OF bran and alfalfa hay:
Protein. Carbohydrates. Fat
Bran........... l26 $50 81
! Alfalfa. lilo $50 l.
When bran in these days is worth
around 500 per ton we believe that il
will pay farmers to spend some money
and time In making sure OF good croI
of alfalfa. When the dairyman has
his barn filed with good alfalfa hay
and his silos full Of silage he has
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12
EXCURSIONS
VIA THE
pERE MARQUETTE

Greenville, roc; Grand Rapids, sl25.
Sunday, June l6 Train will leave
Alma at $40 a. IN. See posters or ask
ticket agents for particulars.
II. F. MOELLER. G.. a. p.
Special rates for Fonrth of July.
Selling dates July 3rd and 4th; return
limit July .. Ask agents for particu.
lars II. +. MOELLER, G.. u. A
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

AYRSHIRE COW GLADYS DRUMMoSD.
lions Of this country, which in meas
ure accounts for the fact that the besi
Ayrshires are in great demand at high
prices.
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LICENSED 10 wrn.

Jamos Murray ma Josephine
Lcirhtv, both Of Seattle, G y.
Kovct and Mrs Mary li9t Seattle;
la W. Hersey and Claru broeco So.
attic. Il. McAiliator Seattle, and
Kathleen Mcgee. Of Vancouver, ".
u, Smith. San Antonio. Tex, aud
Jeanne norllle. Of New York. G.
Hayes and Margaret Philips both
OF Tacoma r NJ. Oonlaon. Hunts
Poa.I y sayA hig ad IN the Star
tomorrow for big garden Tracts, low
prices and easy terms zee
so sulta our upstairs depart
ment epcciuligea in Mems tib Suits
for huaineHa wear
W D. HUTCHINSON a CO.
Cor Second aud linton ''s
Soap Lake sonp cleanaca and
heals $50
Leave Pier 10 SEQ batuqshlpa.
go
CITY REAL ESTATE.
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BIRTHS

nhthB were registered today as
follows
Neon 10 wife Of Horny McGll
t0i2 Jackson st., Sept 20. a daugh.
ter.
Brandt 10 slfo ~ H. J nrandt
Gi0 Twelfth ay M, oct 3, a
daughter
Olsen To wife Of g. NJ Olsen.
bia1 Wilbert oct Z u daughter
Thompson no wife 81 Thomp
son ballard, oct g. a daughter
D0dd 20 wife at G. A Dodd
tA1s FIFTY first ay N w Sept go.
won.
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END WILL COME
TOMORROW NIGHT
JOHNSTON co. WILL VAcATE
PRESENT QUARTERS ON SAT.
URpAY.

After many unavoidable delays
The magnificent nov Johnston Co
building az Third and University 81
nov virtually completed Aside
from little necessary finishing
here and there. the new quarters
are practically ready Tor occupancy
Already the Wholesale talking ma
chine department has been install
ed Ia The new quarters and the
many other departments viii follow
Immediately Il IL intended 20 CON.
mence unloading the many carloads
~ Pianos. Pianola Pianos etc
which we're especially ordered for
stocking the new quarters. late this
afternoon and II possible have
everything In readiness hy Monday
morning when the fine now home
~ the House 81 Johnston will be-
Informally opened and ready Tor
business
The grca,ly increased facilities
afforded hy the new quarters
coupled with the many money saw
ing arrangements and latest equip
msnt for the economical handling
and retailing Of high grade pianos.
organs. talking machines. etc
strengthened gtill further hy bcinr
out Of the hlsh rent district. will
greatly enhance the Johnston
moihod 81 piano selling
Every appointment aud convcu.
irnce has been purpoacly designed
FOR the comfort Of our patrons. and
nowherc west Of Chicago can a ma.
steal emporium b. found that vics
With the new Johnston Co. guar
tsra.
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LAST GRANGE TOMORROW

The present location 81 the u 8
Johnston Go ln The Burke building.
which the Pioneer Piano House has
occupied continuously for many
years. will be vacated tomorrow and
with Il ends the greatest sale ~
hiEh.Krhde Pianos. Talking Ma
chimes and Musical Instruments
ever Witnessed in the west
while the terrific buying ~ tho
last few days has virtually cleaned
uH out. you can yet secure a fine
piano. organ. talking machine. yio.
In. etc. n you come at once
For the very reason that the na
aortment ~ nov incomplete. we
propose 90 make the induccmeuts
on the few remaining Instruments
30 attractive that any seriously in.
olinod musical Instrument purchaH.
err viii find Il decidedly 20 his OF
her advantage 20 avail themselves
~ this opportunity In addition We
viii give such easy terms AS will
enable anyone. even with a modest
income. 10 own fine piano or
orEan now.
Bear In mind there ia no time
TO lose Tomorrow night ends the
greatest opportunity ever given the
people of this or any other city 60
secure the worlds best instruments
az savings large enough IA each
and every instance To fairly cdu
cate the whole family Ga music
Come the first thing tomorrow
morning and be- prepared ca bC
shown the greatest values YOU have
ever seen or ever will see again
u 8 Johnston Co. Oldest and
Largest Dealers g03 Second Ave
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Deaths were registered today as
follows;
Efonaeu Edwin EvouHcn. ~.
Oct 10. Pacific Hospital
Dtpoed n Depoed 3A, Oct ..
Minor Hospital
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vile, Mo. and Louise Anderson Of
tlotholl Wanh. Albert q Hounlach
and Margaret Smart Of Seattle; H.
= Hubbard aud Lillian Lynch 50
-nllle.
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
TO Us
And We N.Ip
DO the Resi-

Charge fcr eme Insertion, lee
per inc. Seven words Ca the
line Three times, eae cent
word one month. Go per lii!s
per .aay,
Minimun charge fer an FAD
, D. cents.
DOWNTOWN AG NOV
Kennedy Drus Co. FIRST az,
and Caery.
BALLARD AGENCY y y
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tits tea. ;hoo., llAllsra SOS,
MAIN OFFICE seventh sSa
between Union and University.
phon.s, Main 1859; Ind, eel.
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$500 UNIVERSITY PARK. Tote nll
cleared oH tSth North south NJ
som.
81, 900. UNIVERSITY PARK. double
corner ouHt frous
Hf.i UNfNEHafrY PARK. east
front on ism. south uf s7th
81. b2A~ UNIVERSITY PARK. each. &
lots. east fronts. Houth o. bnfh
Rl'hpow HhpoALYN AVG rou'h -
Goth 40at0H
1880 East nHN AVE. sou'A - sea
1uHtlA
AllfV A0th North, Hcsv AiaNs s0s!uS
ibQ0-0hHbM LAKE lotH. .i1as 20
carr I'll flfss
MAXWELL = Campbell
Main 2i7i asn-ssf assads A-ss0
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For a Quick Sale

LARGE coHNrW TOT. wfrWtw wv
TENN MINUTES HfuE PROM rUE
HrHfNEH@ NECrtu&t rnNH ROOM
COTTAGE. MICS LAWN CITY WATER
ANn ENEHNgHtNn CONVENIENT
81 1905 ita1 CASH BALANCE tlt ae
PER MONTH
VI y SMITH
faf Emrira BLDG
Phones lad tfss Main iett
-IGsta
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TnurIst Gets numned.

VANCOUVER. y g.. Oct IA
vol do English tourist named
stephens. on the way 10 Honolulu
and stopping az the Hotel Van
couver. started out last nlght "a see
the tonderioin The finish occurred
when the tourist WAS held up !
q room by his guide and robbed
Of $1,000 worth Of vauabloa and
$50 IN cash
r = Fay. Bailey Bldg. will put
on something big Sunday, Soc Sat
urdaya Star 49,
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VERY CHEAP Wat 20 lait Hurh
nnlr gffd un trrnlH uf gte faan. sac per
mauth bugs mY house #nd lafAa riuca
~ iAma ruea rhlrkeue. tinaa e. street
cara stufs anH sFnHat NhAH Tacoma
tntrFufban az Waller CITY See Ms t.s-
mar uf zee hiliuinns cashier. In Eluaes
block. Seattle III
1ftea-rfNE ACRES
Nnfth ~ EdmHHda fire iaEetiau ard
nriFhtufhoaf Tfafu 90 boat
tBa0 FORTY ACRES
AZ HiiNErfsis. beautiful place arfufs
hay ace fHte
mENHuN a CARLSON.
Nlf Maflau HteEA
two arr.s insids city umits e. see
wiI eaY b. Thia seek only a. ateFe
price snap
WfNHNfp BIOS
Mauus see CainIan tHfa 50
HERE'S aNAP
ffa~h sore - FhHlre iaHn CLEARED
anT a nlnatea Nais o. eaf n miaatss
ftfa o. tHe elfF harfH 81 aeNaai ana
stores. nes snail ffHFsfB EtFma ~
rsah ara 81 So ulanth
aiftH e AuAMa
SIC cHimsa Mias "a
EfTN nEaH ENTATE
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All Aboard
For Tacoma
Tomorrow

We have a number ~ parties rainr
over tomorrow afternoon. leaving thia
afnco at i.tf B. m Tou mlaht rhon
zee touight and arrange fUr free tram
poftafion. Everybody De- pleased and Go
Nghfrd lHith thr Hfuund after HnriuE a..
Hud NJ Re- mo- trouble 60 close deals 81 I"
have fow customers thnf bus less than
four lots ranging from that tn ono
biudk This ground Dol an cleared. Lowell
being hlgh and drv Swing Hoad view
HElH Uu the rar line handy tu rlhuuI
Htnfna churches and college N0 many
of DOR customers tcll ua thUr have been
fradinN our ada fur several weeks aud
thoaNht chat thcrr was nothing in It iut
hffrf ViHlNnE tHe Hf1und personally thrt
nrn bow ready tu testify mat they have
tart En- soon anything GO r4ual ihe propO.
Flilaa We are offering hsth Cor prices
tHrak ana desirable humrnItea ur lnfrst
EHruta. Throw away your prejudice.
Come iu and Doe ua take NuH uNrr M.
viii promise not to aak you tn huE alm
PLY nHH your own Judgment when SOU
BEE the Eruuud we have r. handsome
lNur pamphlet iuHt off tho press fuff
inuatratrd that viii give You sl psf.
Iirulara regarding tho property You CAIN
have ore free on application open
q eniuaa.
NATIONAL LAND co.
tOb.bOH Pioneer HidH
Main 1924 fnd t1IH
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30 YOU WANT no
Build homer no Hu 4 can sell YOU
good l0tH. cleared and Fruhhod near emo
University and Exposition gfuuuda at
$500 CO. $3.50 terms no per cent cash and
so per month can ur Green thl -N.Ir
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

FAFA1 fNNN1 fNkNAAfANsAss
- o.
Four Quarter Acres
ta
1915 Each
JUST WHAT You Ann LOOKING
FuR"
Isour tlooha from West Seattle al tine
VIM e. fate. Go civ awa Huna drive.
GOOD Sidewalk g. gar nno sound and
mountain view. fno taf homes or invest
meht viii Increase In value fast refms
very caHy,
500 Cash
oa each balance b aaa maaths
nr'month.t payments % tns desire ihgat
lour uNurf muai sul al once come
y aUd SEQ Co. neg these. We are autD thrY
VIII please Suu
IouN ~ WHITE co.
ten Oriental nisrh
Second Ave Opposite iiutirr uatoi
tnd, tp32 Malu tte3
Yu A PROPERTY oWNEu
The man Wufkin. fuf dHuy wages haH
no more certain way Of accommodating
money than hf lnNeatiuE in fehl rHiHta.
rhis b. particulars tras 10 waahluHtan,
which 10 Ha uuiekiY brinE settled hy tht
people from the east, ana where ishd
values are ralaiua ~ quickly We haze
some fine acfeasu we eau sell sou &c
win never miua me monry. and tsfefo
Ions you will have tive 90 ten .arfu
WEST s wuEEhER
3op CoLMAN MOCK.
a FINS nAHuAtN
80 acres aniy y ~ q Wilc ffam 20
read station. Lake Washington boat land.
iHs and thfitinH Flllase Huua aait. gund
reads ssssfai apflngs cguid easily ~
tAt pee acre. half cash other land tn
this neiEhhefhoed aeliina Toe zee PEI
acre This = a nrst-elass Investment
puiY 50 minutes ride on Railroad ffpn
LoSrdREN a wEpMApK.
let Arcade BIDS
CHOICE HONE SITES
Fine quartet. acre tracts from tgao 90
Gtoo the ltso envs are gu cleared ahd
is fruit close g traded school side.
ne water u free FERNS. sac sash aud
u ii Sicnots % ualea MS az
s.Fenm shack on "a acre ~ Eruund
close 60 the rAF liHe GIL thH furi Nuu
Nanf. s. PET meath
noWEN nWus 80 A. Y nioeh
aalasfaI
OAK LAKE AcnE TRACTS
Are rifuafrt nu woodland iafa Ave-
LITTLE narlh af uferu lake EHrspiinH
five vvrF pretty snuurt acres thef ere
ali cleared asa Hrutbed iu farf base
been undFr cultivation Zee FWafa Naft
of them are covered etgh apple. pear
cherry ans pium trees ahd strau antflea
The pftUrs ranaF from
alNeQ NN fiNae FEN AEtiG
faA NAHM
BALANCE ttH FEM MuAFW
fNTEhEHf g PER CENT
fhia the cheapest acreage that hes
been offered or close Co fne seattle
street ears I'd such iaw prices aad rasF
terms Gee macy menthH A. there ars
onis SO tracts u wnsla BE- adttaatis 60
hae them at aHcr
WEST a WHEELER
ata GOTHAM NLOck.
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FERTILE ACRES
little north ~ seattle we have
some fire acreage. with rich deep soil
which we are selling Tor SO 10 $3.50
per aere or Just hair what they nre
asking for acres "a little closer 10 the
city whore ihf coil ia not nearly HB good
For RafdeniuE ana fanchiuS you can't
hnd anything better Only one tenth
cash. balance monthly
WEHf 4 WlfBmTNH
a06 GOTHAM BLOCH
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CHtNu FREE ExCrHaIoN
On the beautiful steamer Yosemite. carry.
lnf l.tOH pHFrir Leaves Pier G. foot
University 4t af 30 o'clock Soc ~
iiilmuu'e Cashier today. iu Times Block.
f9f free passage office open until D
O'Clock Zee big display adv in this
paper
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A Restaurant
Man

CAN PURCHASE 4 SPLENDID .Es.
TAI RANT LAYOUT NN sDNNIHsrtN
m u SMITH
1sh tmnifc Hidp
SNeno. tnd Hsts Nsln ia.s
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

RAINFALL tbs CARPENTER
Z am the man. house rNpaiftnN In AT
rs branches. window and door screens
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sswins machines 81 nsrEs.n Rsth.
leSl fst Ave Phone itl
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Four Quarter Acres
1915 Each

Fotu blochs from West Seattle al tine.
VIM e. faFe to citt ALSO Huna drive.
fooa Sidewalk 90 cor. nno sound and
mountain view fno h1f homes or invest
monti viii increase In value fast rvfma
NgFN razY
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rivs Sound staw iafs fta deeu anf
$40 Ser Waefh. usAr cat FahaeE nnf
woodland rHfk Cail MFai1saNa No
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AesrRAoroRs.

booth Whiuieavy Wanford A0tfi
&C. SFlatpshed iye pagement OF "
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WHY Buy mranisF uttls Zoe Ger
500 unsn Frn ran bus . cores contain.
ina He lafa Tor fftN. 0u terms ~ ffaf
down. 90 per month"; ~ G b tIiiiman.
close fu Tacoma intfrHrhanf uffrr in
Times Block III
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GuruNLANF uEHEmNoin ApufrIoN
altuatra ie blocks nuffh 90 ENpasitiar
grnunNa overlooking Lakes ard Nova.
tafna on a fn. foot boulevard anfalrlua
two city PARKS all cleared end EFnthad
Far . fes days prices viii 10 t1ta 81
ffae. terms DO prf cent raHh aud $40
pes month Green Lake ear fu gresuiaka
atafiaH. oF raN AZ citN office
INTERNATIONAL bond 4 REALTY
CO.
100 Ar-arl.nn ~ ma -.
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About 200 in all. Rem
nants of our best selling
dress goods. Tomorrow
as long as they last, at
Just half the regular
price.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-11-07
Robinson--TobeY.

A wedding of much interest to our
readers occurred at the farm home of
Mrs. Amos Tobey last Saturday, the
bride being her youngest daughter,
Miss Lena, and the groom, Mr..
Almond Lewis Robinson, an Auburn
(Me.) young man. The ceremony,
the single ring service, was performed
at eleven O'Clock a. m, by the Rev.
Theodore Lyman Frost, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, in the presence
of select and very much interested
company, the immediate families of
the contracting parties. The bride
was handsomely gowned in white silk.
Tasteful decorations of autumn leaves
with festoons of evergreens added to
the beauty of the scene
w edding gifts were literally be-
slowed on MIR. and Mrs. Robinson and
they may be sure of the best wishes
and congratulations of this commun-
ity. Skowhegan has always been the
home of the bride and she is best
known here and sincerely admired.
She was graduated from the Skowhe-
gan High School with the class of
1901. For the SIX years since her
graduation she has been in the office
of the local telephone exchange, for
nearly all of this period as chief oper-
ator. This position increased largely
the number of b er friends and her un
failing courtesy and politeness in the
discharge of her duties endeared her
to many who would otherwise have
had but a slight acquaintance with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson drove to
Norridgewock to take the train for
brief wedding journey, after which
they will establish their home in
Auburn.