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The Washington times., 1908-10-02
To Play at White House.

Mrs. Roosevelt has arranged for a
performance OF "Pard0ra and the Box
Of Mischief and Midas and the Cold
en- Touch, with ola and modern Greek
music. dances, and professions. on the
or the benefit OF the WoShiL TIOu Play
ers' Association The plays are adapt
ed from HawthOrne's Wonder Book
by Rose Miller O'NeiIi, and viii De
given by the Ben Greet Woodland play
trS
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

A KIondike millionaire elctrihes Phila-
delphia by spending $4,000 a day. New
York looks on enviOusly to see so much
good money miss Wall Street.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

After this tuberculosis congress has
left town we guess there viii be fresh
air in rooms which viii greet it like the
mysterious stranger.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Having developed its viewing with
alarm" the campaign will now produce
its absolute certainty of victory" and
the man with inside sources Of infOrna-
ton which the party managers haven [
been able to obtain after spending thou
sands of dollars.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

The Peace Fleet seems to have had
Just about as much trouble in entering
Manila harbor as that earlier peace
Haat
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Chancellor Day is all right Only he's
in the wrong job Syracuse University
ought TO let him 20 and the Standard
ought to hire him as the chief press
agent
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

George Young. the second secretary
a the British embassy, viii return =
\ Observation-Disclosures tomorrow. where
lie VIII join Mrs Young az their sum
mer home They VIII not return 10
Washington for the season until about
the first OF next month.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Teddy, jr., has gone 10 work in a car
pet factory like the son Of anybody else.
We know of one place where that an
nouncement will occasion no surprise
and it isn't far from Lafayette Square.
Washington, d. g.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

The former Ambassador TO Mexico
and Mrs Powell Clayton have returned
10 their apartment IN the Highlands Tor
the winter. from York HarbOr. Ne.
where they spent the summer
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
SNAP SHOTS.

ClNAT CIlO -.
We often wonder if Solomon won all
LIS wives with True love
4 fool boy may get over it, but a 70 ]
man is past redemption
When a woman is not in dry goods
store. she is at the dentists.
we don't remember ever meeting a
girl whose shoes were not a mile too
big FOR uer.
We have noticed that n every coaver-
satiOn there is something about find
ing out people
As sOOr as a woman marTies q man
Of means, the fortunes Of her family
begin to look UP.
Next Thanksgiving Day we propose
TO fast. and see If we can't feel decent
the following DECENTRALIZATION Globe.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
Gardner-Hume Nuptials.

Miss Elsie Gardner, daughter Of Mrs.
Gardner and the late Dr. Frank a.
Gardner, CT Washington, was married
70 Allan P Hume. son Of the late Frank
Hume, yesterday IN the summer home
Of the brides mother al VINEYARD
Haven. Mass.
The bride was attended by her sister.
MIS- J. Maury Dove, as ma-rOn Of
honor Mrs Doves marriage took place
ar Vineyard Haven last year Frank \
Hume was his brothers best man.
n wedding breakfast followed The
ceremony for the small uartv OF reIa-
tives who attended the ceremony
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

It's a new phrase, this seeing no i'm
propriety," but it's the same old biz.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

The prominent citizens" out in In
diana do something more than ride in
low-necked carriages They organize
whitecapping expeditions. Yes. and they
get indicted like the managers of. any
other too close corporations.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

II Mr. Bryan should get hard pressed
he always has his newspaper handy 70
have the last word.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

One thing-this close fight in the two
big baseball leagues has put a damper
on the announcement Of world beating
phenoms picked up in Squeedunk-
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
Visit N New York.

Mrs. Titan Corey and the 1Lses
Chew, who have been spending rhz
sumner at Cazenovia, " Y, are now
guests az the Hotel W0lc0tt, New York.
where they VIII remain several days
before returning 20 their home on j.
street
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Mr. Taft IS in for II now. He's actu-
ally dared 20 refer 70 a trusted prom
iset''
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

General and Mrs. Crawford have re-
turned to their home on Nineteenth
street. for the winter. from York Har-
Dor, Ne
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

We often wonder If solomon won all
LIS wives with True love
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Dr.. and Mrs Staveley have returned
to their home on II street
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
Minister Returns.

The Minister from Haiti and Nine
Leger. accompanied by their niece, Miss
BOurke. have returned 10 washington
from Deer Park. where they spent The
summer, and opened the legation on
Rhode Island avenue.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
Justice and Family Reopen
Home in New Hamp-
shire Avenue.
MRS. ROOSEVELT
GIVES BOX PARTY
Russian Naval Attache Returns TO
Washington Embassy-MiSs
Albert Weds in West.

Ar Justice Anderson, OF the District
Supreme Court. BIrs. Thomas II. zndeI-
son and Miss Perie Anderson have re-
turned TO their home on New HamD-
shire avenue. from a series Of house
Daru=s in Pennsylvania They spent
the early part OF the summer in the
Adirondacks and al Lake AIOhouk, y.
Y.
Miss Anderson IS one OF the most at
tractive girls In the younger set. She
made her debut at a large afternoon
reception in the family residences Two
years ago.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew y. Bradley have
returned 20 their home, on street. &C
companied by Mrs Bradley's mother,
Mrs KELLOGG
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Mrs Priscilla Gardiner announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Alice Lii.
Ian. TO John O. Evans of this civ Tla
marriage viii take place tnis month.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Miss Emma Gray has returned 20 her
apartment IN the Ontario for the win
ter. from Maine. where she spent the
summer
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Rear Admiral and Mrs Barton have
moved from their house, on Washington
Heights. and are now located in their
permanent home, I-53 Q street
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Totem. Of Cali
fornia- are tie guests OF Mrs. Alice
Moran and Miss Moran IN their home,
on Eighth street northwest
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Mrs Roosevelt entertained q box
party at the New National Theater last
evening 70 witness the performance OF
The Golden Butterfly" Mrs Roose-
velrs guests We're the Postmaster Cen
eral, Miss Cooley and Mr.. Murray.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

\ fool boy may get over 1t, but a 70 J
man is past redemption.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

When a woman is not in a dry goods
store. she is at the dentists.
The Washington times., 1908-10-02

Laurence Townsend, Miss Tvouro
Townsend. and Laurence Townsend. f..
have returned TO washington from New
Jersey, where they spent the summer.
Mrs Townsend, who is spending several
months IN Europe, VIII return about the
end Of the month
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
Back at Embassy.

Back at Embassy.
Commander NebOIsine. the naval az
tache OF the Russian embassy, has "a
turned 10 Washington from Russia,
where he spent the summer with his
family he VIII be Joined here later
By Nine. EebOIsiue and their family
The Washington times., 1908-10-02
ACTION OF LA TOILETTE
WILL GUIDE WISCONSIN
FIGURES ON RETURES
IN Ia FOLLETTE'S STATE.
O. o. p.

considerably into the Republican plu-
ralities OF 1886 and 1900.
MANY Want Guarantee
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eLAlRvovANrs.
Mrs. Nellie Rion


VINO FORMERLY ASSOCIATED WITH
NINE HfitA, CuM tfit AND tlh n
6wS Hons 6is tSioS -. +"
olives startling Proofs Of iter stfanss
rewers whilo faa Look, Listen and
IS Wonder
social nualnsua ana Domestic Life no
yealcd a. Though Seen by the Naked
ieasins fre,n me crowds ,ha, are con.
stantiY waitins IN tho pafloi % Nine
Nlan. the great fefohic falmist the
truth % her remarkable readings must
have been hsfaided from mouth 20
- seattle have called upon her 90 ed.
Vice. ana have Enno away satisfied that
shc 10 truly q great Neurological aud
Ii h ane ~ the strange and myn-
torinua anomalies 81 nature, that che
does. in few very faN Instances, pres
apcv pefs"n that y % Estea - %
aimplY cauHs the Whole rpmmunit, ~
hook with astonishmrni TO held the
people in awe aud wonder
ficr experiences and knowledge - NE
10 bread. deer ana profound aud Wfon
united with her marvellous psychie pew
ere 81 makes hrf al that she claims 70
b. Hef readings 81 your rssf. and
present. a. we'll a. your future. viii
fiks hyrnatism. new materially aidinn
the medical world IN healing the sioh,
she hnea tho legitimate ~rf ~ francs
clnifYpYancY. aHNistink ali those ~ quest
uf knowiadFe ~ the futarr
Were 4 not Toe the fact that secrecy
must BE- exercised IN her profession she
could refer the akeutifal % numerous
we'll tnnau rftiktus Nhn have rfafifad
~ her advice. ana who have tsen made
rnnfNnfa A#h happy ~ hsf readings ~
their resi and fntHfs Many affirm ne
money value can BE- hkrd ufaa tie spud
they have received Nine Hinu siii
nalHt uuf the way that viii lead fnu
a. aueesHa In business speculation. ias
suits Investments laxa cQuftshfHs a.
ynreH % anything that yVu MAJ We w
iraahiH ahaut Nne makes apsfislty
q cieariBs tfoabisa and aiscafaauf
homes she has ottsn given advice tree
iu turaa cases
Nine hien can se rsnssifrd aithnut
she least fear uf unpleasant surround
inRa she IL ahlY assisted ~ her hus,
hand. ~ u A. hiNu. Nha iu a professor
~ occult science HuaFs. asa
a.
sfs TALON ~ Ne SLAMS Jast name
and aumesf Fpas althia reach - all
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NEW LADIES SI0
TO BE OPFN6D
THE FocEL CLOTHING s1o'
AND LEASE PURCHASER
OUTRIGHT.

The Portland Ladies' Rsassx
Wear Garment Co. after d.ns'.
search for desirable loeal'qa
Seattle. have at last bought "
the administrators OF he es'.s
the late ] Fogel OF the Fosel ~ /.
ing Co. Iel0 First A.
entire stock OF Mems
Ing. Hats. FURNISHING w. y
etc The purchase sas 4.
To enable them TO secaIs
location. and the entire s'eeA ",
be closed out al once TO make Nv
for the ladies garments ~ ~ y.
paid the administrator Has w
of SIS. i66.55. for a stoek vn'G ~
ventnrles $40. 600 The sale q VI W.
goods win commence $3.50
morning. and continue dal,s ~
the entire stock Is seld. 49,
viii be reserved, and ese'i s
will DO priced At q figiFe 49, ....,s,I
low the first cost Of mang'e VI. +,
This affords the men Of sss',
splendid opportunity 70 sappe ID
winter needs. The entire 40 sse'' Al
purchased not more thaa
months ago. and consists NJ
lall and winter goods -.
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STATE CONSERVATION
CONGRESS TO MEET

eetry irrigation. agriculture and
mining
The following ~ the program Tor
the opening morning session Ad-
dress OF welcome on behalf Of the
city. Mayor Miller; THE Presidents
Congress Of Governors" Gov. a. -.
Mead. What Oregon IN Doing 10
Conserve Her Waterway Interests.
j. M Teal. Open River association,
Portland State HarbOr Improve
ments.' John r. Flynn, Seattle and
San Francisco, what the Govern
ment IL Doing" e. r. Allen. chief
inspector. q y forest service, Port
land; THE Problem Of Logged. Off
Lands" Joel Shoemaker. president
Washington Logged-On Land asso.
citation
Tho afternoon session will b.
called at 2.ib AZ the Arcade hall IN
the Arcade building.
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Many Papers by Experts
on Natural Resources
to Be Read.

The first Washington State Con.
aeryation congress held under tho
auspices Of the Washington Forest
ny association Will convene az the
rooms OF the Seattle Commercial
club tomorrow morning for a two.
day session.
Papers Will be read before the
congress By some Of the best known
experts IN the Northwest on for.
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A restraining order wzs r-kz'<
BY Judge Norris yesterday f<1>f
rHriiy forhidainr TIE Iif r
,iesniug n building permit fer n
ing academy and statie ~ 1tit A.
between Thomas ard 1ohn ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19

KANSAS CITY. No. Nav I, +.
MHN announced today ttaf
ltlaEely. president n shA xs,,..
Bank ~ Conmerce. sna e-
Comptroller Of the esrret~s =
sod HE stock IN the hank n
y woods. the former oFes,asrt y.
me tAfter'H associates. ara ~. \.
ttiaEely VIII retire withln !
dnya A ~
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hot TH -ELUM. ws,s
H. More than SO. 88A 80 go
property Was sold IN one 6ee,
~ minutes yesterday affes.-,.'
ihis the new Chicago. sffIwsst.. 7
- Paul toNnsite. Thls i ~. ~.
We bert sales the companr ~
oi Washington townalfer ~ n ~
we town had not been eFfse.,....'
- plniiea. the heavy sale "a y.
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Steamer Miaaourian -.
s,.Ai 4 wv eoal g TIE nasY Tsss ~
49,. the service u the kirs,,,s'.
nho Honolulu. Within q fss 100 ~
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NEW YORK. Nov. 1ts.,,,.
Clemens Could. the wifa II Hgssa
Gould. the multi -miiifanairt ~
q awarded an annual AIimanf II fli +.
tNe ~ the Euprene fanrf ~
hearing OF the SUIT frr ssox-stI<-
with its expected aftfnaant ssxrs.
probably viii begin In t4nasry rsu
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The Peck Judah congas1 \
largest publishers - pnAElf hsH,
nation on the Pacific xn4S. a
completed arrangeinentk fM IA
opening ~ it's North Fstifik ~
quarters here.
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wfl.ss B..exss

Forty members u the ws..s..
ton commaudeFy Of the mgltss-~ y
der 81 the LOYAL Legion ssfs~<..|
the annual meefsnF and hsn~1.~. ~
night a. the nutief Amer 49,.
mess session ap4nef a. c,ri,<
and elected John l. wslsan ! &c.,
tary compa MON ~ tAs efAs~ ~ y.
nqu ~ hiH descent fYam ~, 49,
Wilson. Of civil war tame
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LOST AND FOUND.

JAMES KNOX rAYfoR
supereisins krrhitecf
@ls.Ef
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sixty eight Senf'itilef and 4
members - the NeEe razsistrry
Initiation tomorrow trtsink NJ
degree win he conferred TO N
Nome men BY eDmmnn5ratiax
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Father Thomas y. HhNrnkr n
livered a lecture a. re k,9tt
% Faith" az the Church q ~ b.
macuiafc Conception i4st ef<.f{
The lecture WAS the f<ufft a 10
series Tonight his subject Ni a
" About the f4Ihfe."
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VANCOUVER u. C., Nos ~
After hiding from tuaffce ~ ~
years. Hiram vs.. Campbell "a
luuhia Falls. Mont. Was .r-~~s
~ this city on a charge Il n4ss
about 81 900 from a Lumber ntsrz.>
~ MS home town CnnsqheIs WI n
taken back 70 Montana tnnIxAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-19

lNuNTnWN -NOUNHHTOWN
e. down. A. 80 per month $500 each
blocks from car. 2b minutes from
Pioneer place. tG-faot alley sO.n street
Adams eai. residence, West 90 --is.er
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TORONTO. Nov. ls.-h P. r.-,<
son manager Of the Trader 49,
az fmhefield. who shot Alrassy ~
night died this morning. H<rt IA
f1cinie say his books are r<r,s~
aud can assign no reason fer <.,-i7.
Ills father. brother and tive -
reside Ia Toronto.
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Have You a Big
Family and $10O Cash?

We have ia rrrnm house ard int
ttNfed close 10 caf Wnn ana g. hfsfs
luFi ghe Thing Tor a bis family price
" zee fi1e cash ard tite % manfh
. FAY CuNrkNF INC
tfl f1ssfnf N.finarn fifdf
80 Second Avenue
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The annual meeting and 49,
~ The directors for ise Aot1I5
GERS will be held In the Feafrs 4
Chamber Of Commerce snHaF
night.
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Toe George II FoFif1a Alallt7
viii entertain DepartmeHt PrsH3.f
Naaa lands. Of Tacoma. &nt "
staff 81 Officers Ia tie A4n 4
sebsA Jackson 81. FRIDAY sss<la
November 20.
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~. Lo5 ANqELEs, Nov. is
z, ,, assistant 10 tbe Nv ~. \
u me Los Angeles Ha,s S,esltesl
l@ s,.' ~, toq p, announced H. s 90 e
n - hobley b Evans w Assi
home. "As air iatal
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Uanf John n. pr,' 80 'TsFs \
%, 20 ,, National AasoeIaiisn p Z. Y,
a 's o Gay , o..rsanlzalIon os sa''s d
. dinner he u on M , a.'. VA
OF the harbora n ~ ~ e allaaal I'd
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british steamer craIrys,
~ ressiefdeg aftsrnoon. ss.
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steamer TawDico viii ts.~.
night Tor Alaskan ports -" =
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u, 81 G and O. survey boat Pat
teraon came out ~ Mornn'H yea
terday' after cleaning ana painting
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Te dispose - yesr ussd fufnitsrs q
a. afsaasags rau 40 eur sashaaxs a.
parfrnaat We tar taf cash - tfa9e Al.
loelnN literally Hay YVus fafnitsFe IL
this Aepaftment=@Ne save q Gsat rhs
dtass- Rankin Sc "a psesFtmsnt
valass Faruiturs Co. ttte First
stFf. lad tas8 1T
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Steamers Portland aa4
tsfday. &tsi4 ~.
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steamer Winnebaro ntssu.
tsa day 10 load lumber nilitd ~.
CISCO al PORT Gamble "a ma.
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hiea mer Humboldt ar,,.
hkhk YESTERDAYS. ara ss..s'@ d
Two hours on her honewsgt "a
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s~-ea>sa-a 49, sessrssaelaas|s ss So
nnff 10 the wife Of , nuf etf'
November ia, a son. .
statta no tho wife of q y Scott, city
kak emhnf No. q dHUFhtFf
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-~s-sssss>ss-as.aa-as.a-as a-iaT. - -. -
Wack y n pisck. is, NeNcwhef a.
Effa etth NJ ~ as
tfreaNru IRE ~ NNNrMN'A g.
Providence hUaritai a.
Haraen--M larsen, Sc. November ~
III this rlt8
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ON The Front

steamer Columbian h
rive here next Wednee6asf = Il
cargo Tor the IlaMaiisn ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SoTIcT 81 TINE OF CLOSING %
nOoka OF RElIsInA TOY

NOTICE OF TIME OF CLOSING OF
BOOKS or REafsfNA lioN
Natlcu 10 hereby eieea - the etsetnra
n seattle ssheai District No 1, kiax
county state 81 WaehiaKtna. that t0@Aa
% registration for she purpose q feFnit.
qnsiifisa voters Al ths annuai and sre
efai school district eleetsehs % Pc hsid
IN said district on Saturday. the tfh day
en-. ss *. sssr.,ssy ~ s e N. ' ra X
Directors. as seventh Afeuue aNt Maftau
Street ana that said hooks % RsFtstra.
ton an rssnsia open ess~yyn Ne eests
On each snd every tkY isxeeqt legal
hellAafHi fram the date hereof ap -
80 iaslaaies saturday .hs sssh asy .
a. vote Al said eiectiea eho have not
heretofore dufins this fear i9os Register
- p r. manner , ed Sl,hia ne ,ia ,s
fsslstss On sr before me lAst mentioned
date
Further notice - slvsr that saia books
Ter sii purpaess on saturday. the fsth
eay % Nesen1her. ifaf. and NJ rsFsca
can thsreaftsr~srds rssisier ard ~
tbs purpose 81 said anuuai an4 special
TN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hsr..
81 sssssi. sshssl pssiries Ne /. ia RIns
Sc4nty state q WaahinEfon. this itth
a4t % N0ssueer. 1875
ttEIN' FNS4E " NhNAtrA
EsrrwtAry n the Hoard 81 piructsrs q
seattle Ssnpei Distfifs Ne T. Klnx
Cpanly. WashiisHfon -~Is.er
TREASURY DEPARTMENT nfuss 81
the Supervising Architect Washington.
C November "a tfes@4Ex
PROPOSALS. VIII w. resolved At thfa
cfftee until , a'Ni1rh b M or the zfst
d. ~ peesmssr 1895. ana thsn apsasa.
fef the consfFasti1n of the n Cow
ernusrt nuitdinxs ~ the Alaska Nataas
faFifir ktrasitlnr a. Heatti.. WashtnN.
ten In accordance asGh arn~laaa ana
ap@fl ftGatiuH. septes aG WhIch may De-
ontained frefu tho Custodian q the
ca4sf HouAes Custom HHup~ ard faHfs
efft@e nt Seattle. WssHsnEsrn. as the
specialization % Construction Al the
fsisfoffcs. Court HDusF an1 cs4sgafu
lanaa ~ Tarosua. Washfnafea after the
tNth dny ~ Narembrr ffas ar Al fhls
efftee after tna ttth tMB 80 November.
fses a. the iteefeiiaH IS fhc S1psfvlslns
Architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR
sugerFlsius Architect
Aft.FF
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CRY ReAl esrArr.
$50 Each

ftt fAaua anf o. Per Merfh
VIII h4F Dos fa West Seattle NEafy
90 N44ia WN MAN e~nt aAsEf NNla
prsp~sts ~lA aeatss n saiaa Ia oas
opuuFEtflow mos.
Alt BAILEY ms
TURKEY
% Nua nHF ttefafs
NOVEMBER rfTH
oREENW oup PARK SECOND
ADDITION
LOTS
fFtt %
rsfms fse ta rash ana Is 90 = Manth
FHEN
FRS tia fafksr for fsansaeIsSns
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fes.ta3 SEA Nskihara mae
fit ssrHnd Ave
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In Your Hand Is
Written the Story
of Your Life
Nine. Estelle Vollmer

ruE NOTED PSYCHIC rAtMtHr pss,
nanrntis iasatea ~ 1884 risth az be-
tween fstas and trtah sts Reads Yuuf
NE frufa fhs rfafin 10 the afsFs ~
sfishfe ansrstnE a. TIE lass ~
Efafitatian
Visit ihia msfFsteas woman Nhils Yea
can she msy ~ Huusuiie1 uHHn All
affairs - nfe Her fsss are xsff ios
and ulfhia reach - al Hours from
10 a 80 e .
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