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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-23
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Good returns come from the United
States governments search for valua-
bic foodstufYs. Macaroni wheat. i'm
ported from Prussia at cost Of $1O.-
600. annually yields $iOO0O,OOO. SOr.
ghum was brought from China In 1864
at cost Of $4,000. The nations
source of income from that crop $500
OOO,OOO annually.
Astronomers long ago came to the
conclusion that the moons surface IL
very hot during the height Of the lunar
day, which lasts two weeks. and very
cold during the lunar night. which ID
equally long. These extremes Of tenn
perature reach their height at the lunar
noon and midnight and are greater
than any natural temperatures on the
earth.
Twenty years. observation Of phthisis
over a district In Dartmoor and North
Devon. England. has convinced investi-
gators that populations exposed to
strong prevalent rainy winds have
higher death rate from consumption
than populations sheltered from them.
The contrasts In the phthisis death rate
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-23

President Roossvslt's Literary Work
It 10 to creative literary work that
the President turns for relaxation. and
for respite from the responsibilities
and worries Of his great Office; Of these
the general public can form no appre-
citation. Some notion Of the militant
forces with which It has to contend
was furnished at the close Of the Presi-
dents great fight to secure Justice to
oil shippers alike. and to the travelling
public, ON the great highways Of com.
merce. The Railroad Rate Bill was
ready for passage In the upper house
Of Congress, when Senator Tillman dis
closed the fact that the President,
through ex-senator Chandler. had been
carrying on secret negotiations with
the Democrats Of the Senate. ChasSes
were made, and promptly denied from
the White House, that the Preaident
had turned bis back on certain Rspub.
licans Of the Senate. 4 merry shindy
seemed imminent, but, after issuing his
temperate statement. the President re.
mained silent. Why he was able to
keep still Is now known.
Having made public his statement,
the President said to his secretary. Mr..
Loeb: I'VE are now In for weeks
ghost dance. Chandler and TiIlman
and Bailey must have their fling. I'll
read what Ia said 1t will make me an-
cry. So I'm going to interest myself
In an absorbing task. ! shall write
that article on the ancient Irish sa-
gas"
The "ancient Irish sagas"-how
many people know anything about
them? How many could compare the
Erse with the Morse sagas2 Truly re.
markable Is the article In recent
magazine, 1.-THE Ancient Irish Sagas,"
and signed, "TheOdOre Roosevelt" Il
Ia remarkable for the high quality OF
the writer's literary style. and yet
more particularly for the deep study
and comprehensive insight into an un.
usual subject.-Success Magazine.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-23
1t Usually Does.

'.rhey're both thinking Of a divorce
uow."
"why. l didn't even know they were
married"
"Ohl yees they were married under
the roeA Jon tAow."
"Ahi tAss secounts for the thosnnRA
Philadelphia Press.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-02
Mas ner uaaten alien 3ett''.

SIN ben nieraiQer uno finf3iaer
Sahrer oes leBteu Sabrbunbert8, 10
era6blt ien1ano i'm Bait. &urr."
nanoerter niele 9euti@e nab &rne.
rita aus. Nub niele aus benz 0ers
apetum 3aifau'W eilbure.
90 Tam es, oaB in oieier Belt elm
eonaes 96rfhen, unterfiihbah bel
RaBeneQenbOaen, ausmanoerte; lire
2dnoereien uno 6duier muroen uDrt
ber @en1eitoe Gabeneuenbogen on.
getauft. Die 0duler tuuroen nieoers
oelegt, 10 oaB nur nod cine @ruupe
BON Sbftbdumen Die Stdtte oes 9urs
fes beaeibnete, iebt 1T ieoe Spur ners
lHmunoen. Nub auf Dem @efter'
palo mar bic Banberluit grDB.
&dbreno tuaren Die Acknowledgement,
penu oantols cine uoer mebrere So.
t1ilier1 aus eirern 90rfe auSpauoers
ten.
Die Iusmanberer batten itatt if.
rer Miiben uno blauen Gtttel elm
Seittleio angelegt, beitebeno aus SUIT
uro Rod, uno lire Sahen in Softer
eingepadt. Sin Subrmauu. Gin
ipdnner. bate ieiuer 8ager geltegt.
Die gauge @emeinoe, jung uno alt,
mar neriammelt. Der 3rug n,adte Die
stumble, Die Burden Qaben init Isl.
itDlea uno alten Sltnten Salnen opn
5bDIier ab, udbreno Die Weiber uro
&tnoer Sluteri BON Trdneu %neraDiien.
Scum muroe aemeiniam oaS 9ieo ar'
aeitimntt:
Sect 1T bic Belt nno Stunbe 6a.
Sebt 3iebrt tutr nab Nmerifa.
Der 8agef ftebt ihDn Dor Der Sir,
N1tt @eib unb 4tnbern 5tehett mir.
SIR, Die ihr uns leto arnertpanot,
&eiht uns gum lebten W3aI bic Sun6.
Mb Sreunoe, tuetnet nitbt 10 iehr,
&c lit ia ntcbt auf nimmermebri"
gno[ih beftieaer bic Nusmanoerer
ben @ager, Burden uno Wdohen
aaber, ibm oas @eleit biz gum ndh'
iter1 DDrf. @eil es oamals in Der
@egeuo nDh fetne @iienbabn aab,
fubr Der Tubrmanu oft biz mad
Bremen.
Die Gusnanoerer beltieaer nun
elm Segelihiff uno tOnntert pDn Slid
iaeen, mern iie in bier @0den in
Nem Oort antamen. Bel unginfti.
aem @inb unb Stiirnten oauerte Die
Tabrt nod ldnger, uno Die art1eri
2eute muBten oft 6uneer leioen,
menr, Der Bruniant CUR Weiee eina.
Wtit beiBer Sebniudt tuarteten nun
bic Wngeborigen in Deutlhlarb auf
einen Brief BON Nmerita. @nolifI
Fam Elm FOLDER. Iber mas toftete er?
l1eber apei @uloen, uno Die uarert
oft ihmer aufaubrinoen. Doh Die
Ruuoe BON Der Nntunft zines 8rie'
fe8 nerbreitete iih raid i'm Dorfe.
Sober uoute ben Brief leien uno
antlte bafiir elm paar areuser Beitra1
Su ben BurtDt0Iten.
Das mar Die quite alte Belt.
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U u n b.

- 2eDpplo @Dlfina. Der friibere
grsbers09 2eDpDlo Saluator, miro
ieiner @befeiieln balo leoia iein.
Seine Satin. Die ebemalige Shau'
ipielerin @ilhelmine NoamUpic. bat
in Die BON ibm beantragte Sheiouag
eetpiuiet. Iuf elnen bonn 8ihter
unternDrltlener 8eriDbnun9s Ser
ium, ertldrte Der r.grsberaDg. oaB
er nid,t mieoer nit ietner ercentriidlen
Srau auiammen leben t0une. ieood
oerne bereit lei, fir ibren unterbalt
Surae au tragen, wena tie in bic
Sbeioung milIige.
- Cine Oepei@e aus Berlin r1el'
oct: S;n 9ara Deutihlano. Oiterreifl
uno Der Shueis lit infulae Sbmel'
sens oes Shnees 0Dhmafier einges
treter, Hnb nielermdrts miro befirh'
tet, oaB QrDBer Sbaoen ourh neber'
lhmemmungen anaeridtet weroerl
miro. @8 lift au@ uieoer Shnee IN
eruBen Menaen aefaaen, belDnoera
i'm 6arb. in TbIrineen, in Obers
idleiien uno i'm Shmarswalo. Iutl
Die &eihsbauptltaot fat mod einn1ol
elm Shneegemano anaesogen. Bon
tiberau Der tomner Berihte. oaB
Der @inter fih uieoerum eingeftelIt
bat. IL. a. aus Hobur9, NIrnberg.
&arlarube uno Stuttgart. SIN 9ar5
iino bic @eee fir Tubrmerte urpai'
firhnr.
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staub III Gtdnb.

8fan5erl e~ntnebmen ibre Nabruna Der
grbe, Der 2uft un6 benz Bnfier, geben tie
an bic Snietten ab, melhe ibrerieits bic
Eiere n%eriorsen. unb 10 gelanst tie tpei'
ter gum Menihen. tpeldber ife nah Be-
frieoisune ietnes 8ebarfs als grcremente
unb IcblieBlib nit benz Eobe in erpiaem
&reislanf on bic groe, bic 4uft unb oas
@aier smradaibt. Sn bieiem iDnberba-
rem BrDseB ipielt cine arDBe, bic Sober se-
nannte 9rdie cine bebeutenbe &D0e. 9ie
alten ~Bernbaroiuer Mbnde entbedten,
oab man burdb &egulieren ienes Organs
f%ranthaften 2utdnben bes abrpers leib.
ti9lib entgeeenarbeite. Oaber oas erDBe
9ebersSeilmittel, ons iebt als ct. 8ers
narb's &rduterpiGen befonnt 1T. gs 1T
bic uielieitiqfte un6 tuirflatnte 9eber-Nrs<
nei, Die ienals entbedt porben.
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wtetu better ssreunS.

Nleranber Benton, Der Sur. sc. l.
Sort gomarb, sc. o., wuhnt, lagt:
,.Dr. Sings Neue gntoeduna 1T
mein better Sreuno. Sic beilte pOr
iehs Sabreu meir Nftbma uno be-
freite t,ei,e ShmieaertDdter BON Der
orubenoen Sbmiuoiubt. Die erfte
Slaihe mabte benz lhredlihen 9u'
iten elm gnoe". Or. Sings Neue
gntoeduna ginHuB auf 6uiten uno
grtdltuna lit aeraoeau eritaunlih
BoQ aarantiert. Blu baben bel 10.
DreiB uno 8. Gobn & So. so Cts.
uno 81. 8rube1aihe frei.
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asaruut sebsn gte ntdt7

Gin Grembling in Stem Dorf iagte aa Ell.
nem &naben: .9e, rHein Sunge, ib m5h.
te nod 8leeder StraEe gebep4, tuDrnuf
Der tleine &ipel ertuiberte: ,@arum 9eb'n
Sc benn uih'?" Sbon leit Baraee1ius'
Eaoen boben bic Merate INNER mad eis
ner lirheren Geber.Mr5enei oerlangt. Stun
pOl, laQten bic 8ernbar6iner M6ndbe,
tuenn SIR cine 9eber Meoi5in boben
tpDnt. tuarum nerihaift Sbr euh nibt
cine? un6 tie iesteu auiammen ruas lett
unter benz Non1en Der grDBen st. Ser.
narb's arduterpinen" betannt lit. peldbe
als elm Mittef, bic 2eber az trdftigen,
oas Blut gu ldutern uno oas Snfem au
reinigen, niemals f%ibertroffen rporoen linb.
Sas heiBt @eidbdft; penn gu ettuas 20.
ben miuf, neribafe es 9tr.
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Gum Berfauf bel allen 6anolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer . Wilburrl
Co., Buffalo. Seem gort, alIeiniee
Ngenten flr Die Ser. Gtaaten.
@rinnert guh beg NatnenS -
DDan's-uno nehmt teine anoerert.
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N1oret 8eriht.
Gan Antonio. q. Qprtl 19I
Sieb Marft.

San utDniD, "a. Npril 1907.
Shien $500 Bis $500 per 100 8fb.
&ihe $500 Biz $3.50.
@uaen unb rStags", $1.76 Bis 1925.
S6brIinge $3.50 Bis 1925.
8alber s $500 bi8 So so.
Ghafe 3d. so Bis 81 10.
3ieaen 1925 Bis $3.50.
Sbfpeine a. so bis 1915
ct. 2oniS, "a. Gpril. in bbisb,
Notines So 40 Bis $3.50. 9erns . 8teE
1855 bis $500
Ghneine SOLE bis 1870.
ssOnis. per gfe..:.-..-...s-l9H. ets.
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Baumwoaiamell 1nb befen8 rObnlts
N u E.

aartoHeIn. Colorado, $1.75. Neue Is
8u. 80 uno So Gents.
8~piebeIn, 9eue 9eras Bermuda $3.50
u. $3.0 0 grnftal 8ar 1915.
9pmaten, 6 8prbs&iften, $500 u. 1926.
&arrotten. DO Cts. per 9uBeno Btinbel.
&pbl, 1925 u. $3.50 per 100 Sfo.
BDbnen, Neue Eegos $500 per Buib;
8obnen, @ad9s, 81 90 per 8ifte.
Bfeffer, $1.50 Cts. pee Bog.
IS Cts. per II 8u.
Sauaih, II Sulbel.&tfte rs gts.
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- fir bic @rrihtune elmer nni'
oeriit6t in Satnbura miro eifria tpets
ter aaitirt. Das bort t6tiae 8om'
t1ittee nertinoet. oaB Die priuaten
8uwenouuoen fir Die geptante @rin'
oun9 bereits bic S0be uDr bier Mill
liuner Wtart erreibt haben. Gs ruft
nun gu 6ffentlihen 8eihuu9en auf,
oamit bic N~uafhhrune oes BrDiette
ermDoliht neroen Tam.
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@unperbare @eaema.apr.

unier tleiner SDbn litt fiinf Sabre
an @csema, ihreibt sc. U. &oams,
0enrietta, Ba., amet nun unleren
Gersten saben i'm auf uno stuei an.
oere brahten audi teine &eIultate.
9a laien mir BON electric Bitters,
tauften cine Slaihe uno nab DE.
brouh BON einigen niebr, mar nnIer
Sobn noutommen gehetlt. -8araf1.
tiert. Blu haben bel Noolpb 9reib
uno 81. gobn & Go. so Gts.
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aatc e e n a.

Nelteite oeutihe Buhbanolung,
nimmt 8eitelIungen fir eur0pdlibe
uno ameritauiihe 8eitunaen, 8eit'
lbrifteu unb Bidder in aHen Sprahen
entaeger.
Die Mccioemi 2rn6eret ferttgt
60dseits., @eburtstaa8' uno @inla'
oungstarten uno ale anoeren 9ruG'
laden an unb empfieblt liH belDnoers
fir ben 9rud pDr Statuten.
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Die Beratuna oes neuen 6a1

Ot UEIWIUIIW UEU 4UII'
belspr0uiioriums spifden 9eutlds
LAMB uno ben Ser. Stnnten i'm &eitss
tag miro nod cine 8eitlnna auf iih
marten laiien. Da6 mebrermdbnte
Nbfommen, melhes i'm Birtihaft.
liden GusihuB griiuolih er6rtert
uoeeen lit. miro ~5uu6roerft benz
Gunoearat Suaehen. Sobalo bieier
ben feline Santtipr
nerlieben, mirb cine iehr raihe Boil.
Slebune in @aibinaton ermartet.
Damn miro oas BrooiiDrium benz
&eihstaa iiberantmUrtet peroen.
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x | c.
s auts.
3 q d m ID oile.

can MntontN. xeT., 81. Npril.
Drbinarp 6.% Gents; @pob Orbinart
TX Gents; Som Wto6lina 81 Cts.
Mibbline 10A Gents; @Dob Wti6bline
11gts.; Ni6bltne 5air 11.L Cts
0alneffDn, 9eG., "a. Npril.-Orbinatt
TX gts.; @oDb Orbinarb 81 @ts.;
HDn Wtibblina 10.H gts.; Mibbline
I1.A cts; @Dnb Wiibbline IL eta.
Nibbline Sair 12.M Gents.
Retp Grleau6, Ca, "a. NpriI.
@DDb Srotnarb 8 7ll6 gts.: 2Dtu Wiob.
ling ~ gt8.; Mibblin9 lO.15ll6 Cts;
goDb Mi6bIine l1.13l16 gts.; Wibbline
Sair 12.l3l16 gents.
Baummeaiarneli nuo OefenBrobutts.
grima gaumpDuiamen i. Mehl. be,
TDnne $22.
Grandchildren . Del, rob, 80 gts.
8rimo 8aumtuo1ian1en : SUDDEN. ben
Tonne $23.50.
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gebr Ieid)t ber8eftent.
SO miro lueniger Salaflofisfeit geben,
iuentl Die 8enDbmer Sun Mnz
toniO'8 bas &a9itebense
erfabren.

Sbr t0nnt naGts nibt nit einem
ihmerGenoen &Iden fhlafen,
ginem labmer. einem ibmahen ooer
einem franten.
Doan's Nierenpinen iino fir ihmer=
senoe &iden.
Sic beilen ieoe Nrt BON Rierenleioen,
GDm eiufa6en ihmersenoen &uden
big gut 6arnruhr.
Sic mer0en BON BemDbnern San
Nntuniu's enoOritert.
Us. Sc. guut, PIG Solepbine
5trase, San NntDniD, Teras, iant:
sd lit ab uno su an 3terens uno
8~laIenleioen fir beinabe snauaie
Sabre. uno i'd tann Die Shmersen
nidt beihreiben, Die ib m6breno ole.
Ter Belt empfunoen bobe. Wanhmal
beiano i'd mid 10 unnobl uno lhleGt,
oaB tb meme Grbeit nidt nerribten
uno nahts niht lblafen tDnnte.
ShlieBlib faufte id i'm Berar Drug
Store eine 5hacbtel Goan's Nierers
Bi0en. Bal0 oeripirte iG grlei@s
terung ltno nahoem i'd einiae Sdah'
teIr aebraubt batte, NOR i'd gdns.
lib Dot, meiner &rantbeit aebeilt. SD
bin MIR gu frob. Die Biaen Gnoeren
empfeblen gu f0nnert."
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VIM. j. STUCKE.

gaftnau &ubats, Cameras ure
pbutuarapbiibe uteniilien.
NmatursG rbeit miro iurafaltia fer
tieaeIteat.
400 Otto Commerce gtraBe.
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paul MILLER. : glettriihe Sblei'
ferei. -1W Beft'g Commerce StraBe.
rlabe Der Bride. Gertauf uou Wtei'
fern. Sheereri etc.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1907-06-14
Local Notes
COVE

Mr.. Halscy has JUS. iis.ishcd
building one OF the finest barns on
the Island.
Mr.. Priest has been having his
sister and Two children visiting him
from Colorado.
Mr.. a. Abrahsnson is spending
"a few days with his mother.
Miss Rice is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Dunn.
Strawberries are ripening very
fast and al are busy.
Miss Nellie Erickson is visiting
in Everett, but is expected home
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs I.amphrect are in
Vancouver for few days.
Mr.. Willie Klockstcad has new
buggy. Watch him sail around.
Mr.. Conrad Erickson returned
from Everett last Monday night.
Mr.. l.. statelen was town caller
Monday and Tuesday
COUNTRY LASS.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1907-06-14
Dts MONIES.


Geo. Fettcrly, the fisherman, is
doing big business in his line
and Tor any fish to approalh tho
shore is Suicidal for Geo. takes
them all irrespective OF race, color,
or previous condition OF servitudc.
Mrs. A. L. jameson and son Of
Spokane will spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Field.
Mrs J. Hay and family have
settled at Zenith.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1907-06-14
LlSABEULA

Mr.. Dan Bsunsguard has gone
to Seattle to work.
Mr.. John Matison and:wife yis-
itcd at NJ. Baunsguards Sunday.
Mss, A.. BapnsauaFd wan ip thlI
city Monday,
Mr.. Fred Joscphson was in Ta-
coma on business one day this
week.
Strawberries are being shipped
from here regular.
Mr.. A. Calvin was in Tacoma
Saturday arriving at Lisabepla
Sunday.
A number of our young people
attended meeting at Olalla Tues
day evening
Mr.. Vim. Westerman invited
some of our young people 10 eat
Strawberries at Olalla. "Ask them
how they taste"
Mr.. Westerman does not like to
stop over night at Lisabeala.
wonder why?"
Mrs. A. Baunsguard was in the
city on business, returning Satur-
day morning by way of Tacoma.
Mrs. and Wm. Ely attended the
party at olalla and report a good
time.
Campers are coming to the Is.
land, among the late arrivals are
Miss Westerman and a young lady
friend.
Mr.. Martin Cross and wife and
Mr.. St. German and wife visited al
Mr.. Charles Crosses Sunday. Come
again.
a crowd came over Sunday tc
Lisabeula, returning home in thc
evening.
The exercises at the church Sun.
day night were a decided success
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1907-06-14

The church was crowded and the
program was rendered in an excel
lent manner. Thanks to the good
management oi Mrs. May Bauns,
guard Yours, DICK.
Vashon Island news. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1907-19??, 1907-06-14
vAShON

Mi7S '2ol'iit tttTTlcu, VI Nehttlt,
is visiting at Mr.. s. T. Newcome.
Manuel Brothers returned to
Vashon this week after spending
the winter at Dumos bay.
Try pound OF our Makona col
fee with your next order OF groc-
cries, % cents per pound at s. J.
Stcffcnson's.
Mr.. Will A. Ely, representing
the Daily Times, was on our streets
a couple of days this week.
Rev. s, p. Brokaw, OF Tacoma,
spent part OF the week accompanied
by his wife at the home OF his
father, A. W. Brokaw.
Everything Hecdcd Tor the straw
berry shipper at s. j. stcffcnson's.
Mr.. y. A. Brady, circulating
manager OF the P. l., was visitor
at Vashon this week.
Yours for business,
A. B. Thorsen & Co.
The Epwcrth League held its
regular business meeting Wednes-
day evening Of this week at the
home OF s. J.. Steffenson.
Anna steffcnson spent Sunday
at her home in Seattle.
h MrsiH. Farlshurst an early set
tier of Seattle spent the past week
visiting her old time friends, Mrs.
Sturgis and Mrs. Blackburn.
Prof. Tilton, wife and son, are
making weekly trips to Vashon.
They expect to stay here for the
summer soon druring which time
the professor will take a special
conrsc III the study Of the science
of agriculture.
Miss Hattie Blackburn has been
taking advantage OF the extra boat
service and has made frequent visit
with the home folks.
Look over our new stock.
a. B. Thorsen & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Thompson
spent Sunday on Vashon. Berries
are getting ripe!
Children's Day was observed in
the M. +. church last Sabbath.
The church was artistically deco
rated, representing ii woodland
scene. Amid the ferns and flowers
the children in white dresses and
with smiling faces rendered an cx-
cellent program.
The ladies OF the W.R.C. held
meeting last Wednesday in the y.
MICA. hall. A good time is an
ticapated at the coming encamp-
ment to be held in Ballard the
twenty-fifth-sixth-seventh of this
lnYestments
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month.

Contractor Tjomsland and his
carpenters are hard at work on tho
new ME-. church.
| have established morning +.
|. route at Nashon and Center
This paper can be delivered 10 YOU
earlier than any other daily and
Judging from my list this fact
seems to be appreciated. However
the list must be increased and if
you wish to avail yourself OF this
opportunity, give me your name
or phone the NEWS Elmer Reed
Mr.. +. Brokaw OF Tacoma is Wis.
iting his father this werk
Mr.. E. C. Wilson is entertaining
his father who recently arrived
from Minnesota.
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for well established and prosperous
drug store. Present owners must sell
at once. This Is a chance for some
young man with a small capital to
make a start Good location, every
thing new. Further particulars fur
nished at this office.
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, Kaia Knudsen, Annie Svensen, Myrtle
jaeger, Rose Svensen, Tena Paldanius
Ruth Spande, Be!tle Thompson.
B-Martha Jackson, Vert Jacobsen
Elma Marsch, Ruth Goodin, Carl Mel
sen, Hazel Mosher, Arthur Olsen, Ha-
Eel Krause, Jennie Lacene, Jennie
Smith Lena Neufer, Albert Paldanius,
George Salvon, Oscar Nelson, Hillia
Maatta Mary Turina, Perl Gimre.
Z B to A-Marie Ekoos, Hilma
Lindberg, Edith Lorntsen, Bernice Nc
Gregor, Lenore McGregor Lizzie Ma
lagamba, Emma Peterson. Floyd Lar
son, Victor Moore, Lewis Mass, Law
renee Ross.
B to A-Katie Brustad, Jennie
Bohm, Marie Hay, Blanche Lorntsen,
Eenora Marsch, Clara Peterson, Jen-
ME Salvon, Arthur Amundson, Geo.
Backlund, John Finney, John Goodn.
A to High School-Kate Ross, Ha-
eel Wright, Alex Adair, Julia Palda-
nuis, Elizabeth Leafeldt Eddie Raus-
takka, Onnie Honkonen,
A to s B-Domingo Malagamba,
Arne Mattson, Guyer Larson, Ellen
Peterson.
B to s A-Hilfred Fredrickson,
Margaret McCulloch, Elmor Maunula,
Jessie Welch, Gertie Jackson, Hazel
Davies, Anna Bue, Hanoah Nielsen,
Louis Malagamba, Fanny Berglund,
Willie Bergman, Chris Jager, Arthur
Maunula, Andrew Olsen, Thomas
Thompson Shannon Morton,
~ Aiderbrook. ..
Grade /, Glass B-Esther Klug, Dur
ward Cowan, Earl Hull, Fred Leifur.
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Z A--Jennie Anderson, Sophie Gus
tafson, Martha Nelson, Margaret Ross
Perry Brooks, Wilmot Foster, Cnarli,
Johnson, Seabury Short, Robert Tay
lor, Willie Wootton.
B-Katherine Barry, Viola Crang
Vera DeLashmutt, Alice Fox, Esthel
Jeffers, Lille Johnson, Hilda Kallun'
XII, Virginia Peterson, Josie Shanaha1 I
May Spexarth, Archie Cam, Rudolph
kinkela, Mel Lambertson, Willie
Christensen, Warren Morse.
Adair School.
Room Johnnie Ross, George Oh
sen, Carl Nielsen, Christian Nielsen
Matte Jackson, Paul Kearney, Adolph
Hekala, John Henry Kauppi, Petra
Fornes, SOLVE Johnson, Tyne Poys-
sky, Eva Anderson, Hannah Roller,
Willard Dill, George Smith, Holger
Jensen, Arthur Peespanen, Melvin
Wold, John Sebo, Olga Holland.
Room 2, b Class-Winnie Aviana,
Elsie Nelson, Lille Sebo, Mamie Back
lund, Bertha Iverson, Stanley Simons.
A Class-Oscar Larson, Ole Peterson,
George Tuina, Trygive Former, Ida
Hendrickson, Margaret Ystad, Edward
Finney.
3 B Glass, Room 3-Alonzo Pohl,
Annie Mercurio, Nelma Mattson, Eva
Hendrickson, Olga Poysky, Ethel
Amundsen, Ragnar Johnson, Nelma
Turela.
8 A Class-Emma Olsen, Lempie
Mattson, Annie Lasene, Edith Olson,
Eta Bielmeler, Agnes Peterson, Fred
Simi, Frank Koller, John Avlana, Geo.
Anderson, Anton Christensen, Edwin
Gustafson, Roy Herbert.
4 A--Dorothy Kruse, Edwin Lund,
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lie Sing, Nellie Larsen, Ruth John
son.
Honor pupils Room 5, Shively, A
Mike Casovaz, Alfred Anderson.
Back Smith, Mainard Ruppa
Youngstead Dorothy Montgomery
George Reifel. Elva Staples, Emma
Wootten, Arthur Mexican. Margaret
Xapf. Lota Minkler.
6 A~-Albert Gragg. Martin Nelson
Agnes Voss, Owong Sing, Henry Jed
ness
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Four fine residence lots on Jerome
Avenue near 18th. fine view OF the
whole country. These lots will be
worth $1,000 each In less than six
months. VIII aell one or all. A fine
chance to get a choice residence lot
AT a low price.