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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-03-20
Woodcraft Excursion.
Twenty-six members of the Wood

craft Circle from Blackfoot, also
| delegation of jolly women from
Palm Leaf Circle of Pocatello, were
among the passengers bound for Ida
no Falls on Thursday morning Of last
week. On arriving they were pleased
to discover that Miss Sumner, the
grand organizer from Portland, was
also aboard the train and would in
struct them in Woodcraft work that
afternoon.
A large reception committee met
them and accompanied them in a
body to the new |. 0. 0. F. hall
where they met many more Rock
Lilly members preparing grand
feast for them.
At noon they all formed in line
and marched in a body to the beauti-
full decorate d dining room. Carna-
lions and ferns were beautifully ar
| ranged in red, white and green (the
colors of the order) and every thing
that could be had was there to eat.
The banquet committee deserves
a great deal of credit for the man
ner in which they served so many
people.
After dinner all assembled in the
odge room, where the regular ses-
sion of Rock Lilly Circle was opened
by Guardian Neighbor Laura Brain
ard, after which she asked Guardian
Neighbor Mrs. T. R. Jones to fill her
chair. Past Guardian Neighbor Eva
B. Smith to fill past guardians
chair; Guardian Neighbor Anna Ash
of Pocatello to fill advisers chair;
Neighbor Lulu Gaurmer to fill ma
| gician's chair.
The address of welcome by Neigh
Dor Reesor was very helpful to all,
she spoke of the many ways women
had advanced in the past century,
and she was proud to find them
clasping hands in the fraternal or
ders.
She was very enthusiastic in her
welcome.
Guardian Neighbor Mary E. Jones
responded for the Grove City Circle,
and Guardian Neighbor Anna Ash
for Palm Leaf Circle of Pocatello.
Neighbor Sumner of Portland, our
grand organizer, then gave the
neighbors many helpful instructions
in ways of obtaining funds for our
relief supplies. Her short historical
discourse on the founding of the
Woodcraft lodge and its steady
growth and business-like way 1t is
conducted which makes 1t safe in
spite of the money panics was in
deed interesting. She congratulated
the Rock Lilly Circle for the manner
in which they had entertained their
guests. She also praised the new
O. O. f. hall.
Members were admitted and obli-
gate, then two more were initiated
into Rock Lilly Circle. The floor
work was beautiful. The guards well
drilled.
At p. m. supper was served In
the dining room. Then the following
program was given in the lodge hall
Piano solo-Miss Clara Snyder.
Recitation-Mrs Eva B. Smith.
Piano solo-Miss Heimerdinger.
Trio and duet-The Misses Reesor
Recitation-Mrs. WILDER.
Piano solo--Miss Heimerdinger.
Solo-Mrs. c. M. Cline.
Recitation-Mrs. Mary e. Jones.
Trio-The Misses Reesor.
Piano solo-Miss Clara Snyder.
A large delegation accompanied
the visiting neighbors to the trair
where they all expressed themselves
as having spent very happy day
They felt indeed fortunate in having
the pleasure of meeting Miss Sumner
of the grand lodge and were all yer!
sorry she could not visit our lodge
All the ladies extend their thanks
to Rock Lilly Circle for their goot
entertainment.
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room modern cottage near Meridian
car line heHuttfui view price 81 500 tNnn
cash. balance Co suit Nhnna Green "a
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WILL BECOME
DUKES BRIDE
Miss Elkins Will Next
Month Be Married
to Italian.

TURIN, Oct "a Doubts concern
Ing tho wedding Of the Duke
d'AbruEzi and Miss Katherine ~.
kinn we're set az rest today follow.
Ing the announcement Of the royal
sutton that the American heiross
was 10 become his bride some time
IN November. Tho duke said tho
exact date had not been set yct,
and that he did not know whether
the wedding would take place AZ
Washington or Eikina. " Va
But that really does not matter
10 long as Il takes place said the
duke "The main thing IL % get
married aud the rest can take care
of itself am planning 20 leave
for America at once and Miss VI.
kins VIII return with me as my
bride"
Speaking privately TO friends
after HIS first announcement, the
duke confirmed the report that he
would be escorted 20 America by a
squadron Of three Italian battle
ships. and that they would escort
him and his bride back TO Italy.
This had been arranged. he said, an
special mark Of favor from the
King. who Is well pleased with the
coming wedding
The duke also announced that on
his return TO Italy HIS wife would
be- presented AZ court a. a royal
princess. thus diaponing Of the story
that her court honora would be- of
The ordinary Kind.
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WOULD GIVE SAME ATTENTION To COINS.
BUSINESS AS HE GIVES TO HIs ppu,. '
BUSINESS AFFAIRS.

w. A. Hannah. Democratic can.
didate for county commissioner
from tho Third district, has pledged
himself 10 an economical admins.
tgation of county affairs II be- Is
elected 10 the office he seeks. SIR
Hannah IN general merchant at
Bethel. where he has resided for O
number OF years. and has been In.
doraed not only BY the people Of
BOthel. but by all Of the Wholesale
houses with which be has done bust.
ness In Seattle
The following correspondence re-
iatlnR To- the campaign for county
commissioner Viii prove Of interest
10 voters of Mr. Humans district.
eMr W. A. Hannah. Democratic
Candidate for County COMMISSIONS
Third District Hotheu. washing
ton. Dear Sir The office 81 county
commissioner o. the most important
20 the tar payer ~ any office in this
debt ~ 81 300 .gQ0. claims that g.
should not enter into ~ prevent tie
election - competent man % fiii
the position 10 is = business PROPOSE
ton our present county scomwiN
sioners have iusf funded a floating
debt II 1900 0oo. claiming that ~
would pat the county on cash basis
AMI noe there are several thousand
dollars - county warrants oufstRnd-
INK and warrants are stamped NO
Funds and draw 9 per cent annual
Interest There has been no attempt
"a economy or wise management On
TIE part ~ the county commission
efa and The affairs 81 the county
have not been conducted the same
aa any business man u ordinary
ability would run hfa affnirF such
iniEfnanaFcment would soon bank
fHpf any business concern
In the estimate for 1903 there Is
s22& 600 Tor sinking fund. n IN we'll
named. for no doubt IL will soon sink
out ~ sight through extravnEnnce.
fnisuHauaEcmcut etc. and will mot be-
30 diverted 20 other uses. In 80
mate for 1903 there t. no Intention
shown for economy as should be put
into practice Two instances will no
doubt suffice 90 show up the whole
estimate ~ the county Commission
ere me county committeeman es-
innate Tor 1aii. 1893. tf7.so0. Is
spite ~ the fact that u has been
estimated that the sheriff pockets
from fip.oo0 20 ti2eo0 per annum
from board bills allowed him BY the
asniy commissioners for feeding the
prisoners
why DO the county commissioners
year and year out. when they know
or ought 20 know u they know any
thing that the services are not per
formed AZ paid for allow 40 cents
per dag for feeding the prisoners
when Il las been estimated II does
not cost 10 cents per day. This r.
an outrage on the prisoners and IN
justice on the tax payers and should
be resented ~ every real ana true
patriotic American citizen. n this
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PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS
- . .a 49, s1 ss' ~. 1919

Ths feiis~ins parguss. prices -sr'
4uctsf 90 Nsatsfn ~ this fnc4nine
rottTf Ola hens live weight
ifr PEI reand dressed. tic pef
pound. spfiaa chickens. I've. lte pr
posna dressed itc prf pauad tfoiisfa
live laf per paaud dressed atci
sqaahs al per deasn. ducks. spfina.
iiFs. lee per HeuHa. dressed. lac per
psuHs piHsuns 81 per dasen
nNTr Eh.-sisseai ranch. itsEee per
pouna
zoos Local ranch. zoe
MEATH~Lfss weighta~ceNs t4ci
Veal. f-Ar 10 steers. the -. nuiton.
asfheFs. te5 per Fauud sass tkc prf
peund hoss tAe PEI Hasnd. lamb
- pes Is Balls and essn. tso PEI
pstarh
MEATS Dressed 49, vsai tsfss a.
pef pgand msdlam. it-tiae pes pound
Ths fellswtns are Local g0otatisus
made en- Western ~ this rnafnfnE
FRUIT tlfavsHnfsln sbpiss. % = 10
tomatoes Hesseei apples t0csFi peara
si-f.t
VEGETABLE Carrots ste peer sack
Erssn onions. ter dos nsa peasfaee faa.
q. tea srsasfh see has fEaitflcrcr o..
stFfi ses beefs a. saek4 celery.
te.fte faasa squash. I've PEI peand
p,lrnpkfus 4f per pouno. turHlta tee
sAfh pafsnips o. sack hasta. 81 saeA
H0the8ss istsaes. tesFtt eass
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EARLY KIL!l
BY RObbERs

PORTLAND. Ore. OCT -
and hacked in a horrihis nd
parts Of HIS clothing sliced hid
hons. George L. Heston. hs1|
an employe of the Nsnc'z
wash. Ice company. stagssr.<I
the waiting room 81 the Rrrl
Railway. Lght and Power cmz
on the Oregon side " The 4
oouver ferry shortly after fex|
day and gasped out that h
been attacked In the brush "a
men and robbed
Heston's face was 50 hesEa
with blood 50 as Go render nj
recognizable. tie sank 70 re 4
IN an exhausted condition zhS]
tering q few words. and a. m
possible was carried aboxii
ferry and taken 10 NannoarE
ing conveyed 10 St Josefks
piial. Il Is not believed rs
man can survive his injuries
to the man being in an alnx
T. conscious condition. The as'h
have thus far been nnAhis q
little OF how he happened y
tackled.
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.i,, Y ample q their ws,s !.
49,. VIII II moi an,.i ~ mia IA
lYf the county, IVY 70 voI
sEaln. The sts..,~.
~ ,a'.stie Tor 1903 ls az ~ ef'ie.
-3.".D more Than ahg az rnlch /
,'i@D HNNia etDfna f0f ~ yntintks
fi,rr performed. MA, ~gfk ~
~" reason Tor ahia7 Wat 4
il'Hkr cnhaid9fe fss e,seyeH 4
lHHt hT viii not aeeeus s.',H ~
Tor feeding The pfisos.t.' W pftfi'f
run ihe office u abefiff &c vi
be run. 10 these eafi,s...e. y sias4
Tor the benefit ~ NJ sft ma
now comes hf J. II Wi'tk'l Va
di1atc f1r sheriff. who s.s ca,
take what the county eas.s'.Itt Va
give him This would ea.s14t
good primn faeia sviaeera hh
county cOWmissionhYe de .aM
0r wi9l FOR the elsefi,& rf
Hodge HH if 70 manlfenfi4 4
fnfenin ~ tle county. Col ~
fhHi ST. williams NilI IL .s..'.;2*{
fhr Civic Union u seam. =
non pHftlfau ofKauizatlos 80.
FOR The beet Interests n a. s,a'
county and the coed reds X ~:
county ard the interes,r ~ 81
pa Eera in more 20 them a Il y.
BE- e. an citizens than soea( .,',.''
Sow we wish you ~ detse y.
position On regard 70 eoeafr 49,
VIII you give the same earslT i
teutiuu 90 the ZANE that you IA ~
own private buainessf
Will you watch and xnsrs
Interests ~ the county ard Al -
utmost 20 prevent and go
traTHRauce, waste. CRAFTS. ~ -
Ing from King county, mi y
seek % bring about Ae3nars u
efficiency iu county attain vi
where money - expended q ~
etc. viii you see that IN -
gets fun value for the nsonst ,s,f|
VIII you pr1miss 70 stop nss -.
paid for overseeing WORK mtes -
services could be dispenst1 n
and o. do everything passiis
bring this county 70 hss|~
basis. 70 the end that tie Tar ~
may not have their taxes lntts.<
or money expended Ter vita ~
or 20 value 10 given ~ fsttn'
Hoping for an early feeiy. ~
very truly. The Civic rnfet 4
attic. BY Christophsr W RI
Secretary"
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is OPPOSED TO
AMENDMENT

Upon abe suggestion o. NJ ,.
chfkeek TIE Chamber ~ Commerce
stating that II g. convinced that
the psntiur amendment a. proposed
should not BE- adopted az the pres
eut time In hiN communicable
CaFkerk said
As 4 foHsfi 81 the discussions be-
fore the Chamber. g in clear 90 nae
and believe % the ma iorsty -
the members ~ this Organization
that the amendment. az proposed
removes aii the present FmfcguaraH
ia fhs constitution on the subject
90 taNss and leaves "a entirely in
tha hands 20 the legislature. which
may Introduce innovations ~ each
sufceealur session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

Nieay Furnished huuHah eepinH rooms
and a-ronm suites aise room aad
beard tsts Harvard Az East tttk
IA rh
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DEMOCRATIC
FORECAST

CHICAGO. oct a1.-Ciaiming
thar Bryan will be elected by ar
overwhelming majority that win
amount 20 a landslide. J. w Tom
llnson. chief organizer OF the dem.
ocraiic national committee. issued
"A forecast which he asserts has
been compiled from accurate re.
ports throughout the country.
The forecast gives Bryan 30l
electoral votes sure. and a pos.
sihle sc more. In the list Of
states given as surely" for Bryan
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HANNAH PLEDGED TOA
CLEAN administrator


"a y. fladwiu. who says he " n
telegraph operator. was arrested ny
rntrolmnn Robinson this morning
for fighting with ga Bush, g BACK
driver. Bush says he took lihdwln
20 Georgetown ana back ~ Town
When the time came for llndwin 20
arttie The bin BUSH says he tficn 20
smash All records for the quarter
mile run Bush caught MIN hfi"f
hard chase with the aid ~ ROBIN
son and the operator WAS taken %
the city fali
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HOUsEKEFpIN0 ROoMq

Five.room modern house. faruishod.
go ge5i Stone Ave- n
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are the following Indians a
Idaho. Nebraska. Marylaud n
tana. New York. Nevada. calnl
South Dakota. Kansas. ConnN1z
New Jersey and Delaware
TomlinsOn sayf that buE|
pretty sure OF carrying q
Wisconsin, West NirginiA a
Rhode Island. Utah. 0rnkoa, n
layton and California
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81 = Jones safsson e6iroPodlsi
treatments painieas itit SECOND AZ
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THIEVES nam LADDERS.

Hungry thieves have selected
Queen Anne hin an the scene ~
their operations and during the past
two weeks have raided Zee chests.
carrying away meats. beer, butter
and milk The police were last night
notified that depfedHtiuna ~ this
sort were becoming quite common
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rLIsAps Nor Guilty.

George w walker. an alleged
member 81 gang % freight car
thieves, who MAS arrested several
dnYa ago bY city Detectives Ice
na fbea and Frank Kennedy and
charged with grand larceny, enter.
"a plea ~ not guilty before hu-
Derior Judge a vs. ffafer yentef.
day. walkers bonds were fixed IN
the sum ~ ~ 900.
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los ANQELER. oct ~ Thomas
loo Waolwine today vacated the
office " city prosecutor hia res
irnation having been accepted 81
Assistant city Attorney Works.
Wnuisine recently sent notice ~ his
resignation 90 city Attorney Hewitt
at Washington. but last night upon
learning that his chief would not re-.
tufu until after November I, asked
Works 10 accept the resignation.
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HEf.LtN0hiAM, oct 21.--Df II ~.
harlow. ~ this cltY. stands d strong
show ~ being chosen az one ~ the
inatau when CoagfoTe begins HE
duties as governor % the state No
election promise has been made 20
harlow but he Ia being urged 90 be-
come = candidate for the position.
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nIRrn NOTICES.


Ruthford-rO the wife OF A. r.
Ruthford, Minor hospital, October
"a 4 daughter
Caldwell To the wife ~ r. n
Caldwell, Minor hospital, October ~,
q son.
keeney To the wife ~ , =
keeney. So2i fhiuney. October 20
twins. a son and daughter.
nAVis-To the wife 81 r. \. Davis.
sSs5 Linden. October 81. a son.
Schooiey the wife Of VIM. NJ
Sehoeiey $50 3gnd ax, y. October ~,
a daughter.
Sehooiay TIE the wife % WIN. ~
Schooiey, eSG sand av. n October 20,
a sou.
Hr8wn-To the wife % n O.
Brown. city. October 10. a daughtcr.
Hoiecmb-Ta the wife Of G. l.
Heieomh, ss0s itth \. F., October -
q son
Aim-To the wife 81 J. A. Aim, 500
ssth s.. October ie. son.
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vIsoouSr nNomoro DEAD.


TOXIC. oct 2f.-V iscount Emo.
motto. one Of the founders Of Japan y
modern navy ana one % tho most dlnr
tinHuiahed statesmen IN the empl %
died at HIS home here today az the
age Of Is A public burial ia 60 be
accorded the remains and " u a.
pected that state funeral VIII be
arranged.
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Wage Farmers

We have sn rnftfaiF RES proposition
In ffwis nfehaffa in fnhtinm aaiiar.
@hrFe an iafaatHseHf " ffet EANatie in
an ineoras - ffefn ftea 20 a. tes = rssf
Nfru orchard Hafufes Investigate
iiatEist - request
cAGHosN DENNY a rwTNo.
AissAa nldE ~fst
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Don't Wait

fnfil after siseflun TIE T1ME TO
BIZ u - hstrFs and act 49, PROFIT
Three fns BUILDING TOTS 30 fnfN-
ui@a ftem fsiAnrsf AQasFs. emly See
earh
FtNE ACRES tsrnotn hoass handY 90
seattle. quif fetn irrua
LUMBER - Unfng Hr. cottages mffi
seun cost fanfs WAGES ISL bs brf
ter Fuu shnuid pirk A HONE new
4 anh a.ranfn COTTAGES haIif 20
suft fiffg %. ffee e. ftee cash snd
saaY tnfHa 90 suii uas NEAuN EuN
fot ts mgFs ih Iahs q ieah
A I. FUNK CO
te8sf Fiuuasr Biaa ~1F-se
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'Botheli. Wash. octoAer II III
sMr. g. W. iforr. feefeiar N
Union u Seattle. eafts IA
Dear Sir. when fetDfnx ~.
today from n trip ~ iHs Ta,a 4
II the county found yau ~
awaiting
"Wiii say n reply that u .I<r.
! VIII sndeaTor 20 give the ro4r.s
business adminisfFafion and NJ
political one.
= would give the same caret1
would my own private tnNinen
And IN leftsna contracts n 4
ing work done ~in ~ 70 - a
the county gets feii AIN ~ d
money paid out. Yours ttT ~.
W a HASsAx'
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Would You Walk
|, 200 Feet

To establish = comfortable eanntfy hasns
fnst nora = ths siff ilmifs tfss q rity
tstss al4d assessments sall ~ hssf tiseh
lnafn. iusf tks thtaE fnf fsfsfgs = fsN
stir rumninN Hafnf fine fnf Fhlehen
Fanrhss free wend free water tsl1s
rhnNea rsf lines me STEADY aFawth
~ ne eftf naTsh tnsQFss rapid furrsass
fn faius ~ fhfs acreage An1 sans tshff
fHa Want frees ans akth uf a. aefs a.
fsls afEHa NniF tiH per fnHnfh
Tsienheas white asa
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~AELP WANTED"
AND AL CLASSIFIED ADS.

One cent q word Minimum
charge Use When chArk"N w
account actual number OF llhve
as SGT win be counted Seven
Insertions made for the PRICE
% ak when cash n paid. y v
can. lines. or fraction thvrVei
viii be counted as two lines.
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$3.50 Cash

Finest t-foem rotfhEs ~ Green
Lake sits on the pfsffirst hiii IN this
district. Nith risa ~ mountains. lake.
etc. whteh - simply afaHd8 close 70
fine brick school hNiidlHH best car
service IN fnwn. fine neigh bnf hood.
whefH Naluem are fiains al fhe time
the cottage il rsAutk vsfs large front
porch and sstfa large treat room. bath
reuin. kitfhen and pastry are ell fin.
ished IN pare whus 3 nice riossis
large attic al modern Great snap 81
81 see. use cash and tit q month
AMMtTAGE mos.
Green Lake station
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantees
accuracy or assume reepVt
hility for errofe OF any N'HH
occurring IN telephoned aaNof-
tisemcnta
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

: Do not trust printed time
: tables In newspapers For
: time o. departure and arrival
= OF trains telephone King street
= station Information Bureau,
: Sunset. Main 2T$c. independ
= ent ~.
4 4 a 4 4 4 4 4
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ClasHtflcation cannot be given
after ~ o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY--f. II
Mullen. 6t0s ballard av. opp
City Hall Phone, ballard sVV,
MAIN OFFiCE-ScVenth ave
between Union and uniNelA''s'
Phanea. Main 1850. Ind. AL,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED
Home Zoe boy bet seen and years
al reasonable rate Country pfetptfso
Address fea afat ag afses
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aslrIIArloNs WANTGpH

situations Wanted edNcr
tisomcnts g6c Tor rs words, :
times Additional space, DC per
line.
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EAnM woR sALs
FAhM Foe WALA
siss BONN
sfts suys raar shoies q is acres isssi
taae.a-eff isn4 % ] miiss ffsan sisse
euoheaish eaaHtf. fp2f miles from ~ p
linatea- "a e EssFsii zee seFss e -
watsf nsw ssstisFs ap~nias ~ Aefass
plenty ~ @sfk tn woeas and nsarhg
msiis splsnaia ffun tsfry ara dsirr
a. So r.sass. "s ss,.rsss "a ~ sa.s u So
Hsss and 6e~tsf 20 heirs IL eass q
DEAN u rea ~eFi = lssEs mere .eeat
w..ssa ws.sissssa. ssn 81 wTsss To-
rIwoop ifSREn . rfNRgn CO
lsie Amsrssan hshs. ssastis wssh.
MANcHNRrnn ArHrAuE
~ TitE mEsr AND cWEArEer
agfss Cor stss. 80 ae~s balance
- acre. for isss iss se~n. bsisnes
sssss Ter see iie ,..a. esissss sssy
HUSTON wAf.rEnH LAND co.
tfa Esisf nsnrA
rhonss Main iee' IND itse
si-rr
oAnbKStNa TRACTS
d.ss sae siss .sii. ssa az s sSs ss'
market Nartt % ne ritr have
some fifesaeFs tracts that have very
,lon. stores. srkeals sse Remember ths
price. tna. gniF ttf and up pef acre
WEST 4 WHEELER
aes coisnen Block.
CHEAP ACREAGE HOME
IN hard ttusss r. me time e make an
de-. 1 ~ sal, ifis tsrns Is assa' ~
per mouih Alaa have 2 places fer free
rent 90 parties who VIII take care %
90 Tacoma fnfrrurhan. Or Hiilmaas
salesmen ia Timss block lodar --sf
VIRTUE YgRKEs co.
aats nqsfnu nlneh
A SNAPS 4rrns ~ Nlrhuund Beach.
arfas N hettam iaud acres - visw
property % fruits trees teoe ssrap
rsans hoa a fsis 4 ! sssais. fssssis
VIRTUE YEnKEs co
Main tas Ind tsT
-ss-si
RAfSfuR BEACH
TIE PLACE no LIVE
Finest location 90 Lake Washiast1n
Grand views cltY water aehpaia str
large lots. on easy terms SIC doun aud
o. month alec q few quarter aud half
acre and satsfffon' ifacis Lumber Tor
ass z x ssuasvsaI owner aei no.
Ton hleoA II
Grand free excursion 10 Hrsmsrtsn
huudaY set free tickets At q y ifii.
mans office IN Timsa block 20 see his
running free excursions, soc infa 81
teisr front so ~. terms, 81 per month
Come today IT
Cheap hieHeu rancr. house iarr.
piece land 3 fresh cows 200 laying hens
larGs fed potatoes. horse buggy har.
ness All faf $3.50 terms 80 dewn ~
at pauifio city on Tacoma IHiarufhsn
Street car comes soon Ii
COUNTRY HOME
81 600 New fnur.Toom cottage and
.half acre Of flno land small pay.
mont down balance sit per maath
minutes tide 30 fionser square q "a
Nichols. 90 linton Hlock --tf
ACRES ron fls cAaH
balance monthly Branch office Den
~ Htntion. Green Lake cars Phone
BAL X oHn COMPANY. fNe
7as 60 1i7 Alaska nlde s7.oc
viii sell my 81 acre ranch. contain.
ina good springs soil first class spod
dairy COWS. place n on fenced all goes
for $500 tfs down. u 90 monih. faks
Tacoma intoFurhan 90 Pacific CIV see
Mr. resi at postoffioe II
FIVE ACRE TRACTS s76F
Good soil well located u DOWN. 81
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