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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
SIRENG1H WAS SP0TIT
feveiish Fluctuations Occurred 10
Some Lines Of Stocks.
.EW; Iws RATHER 0EQu|E||ne
Hartman Paeifies, Reading, United
States Steel, AmaIeamated Copper
and Smelling Drop to Lower Levels
Foreign Sales Unusually Large.
fRH Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Thcre was
a s'pottv show OF strength in todays
stock market in u number OF stocks
not usually of foremost prominence
Sp pculative rumOrs were the materl-
al Of the operators who bought and
bid up these stocks Many were M
repetition OF those heard yesterday
and there were rather fev'r.9h hue
tuatiOns in some OF the stocks which
had moved in response to such rum
ors yesterday. Hasty sales to r1a-
lie on the sudden advances caused
as sudden relapses. There was I'M
)ccrtainty in the movement Of Missou-
ri. Kansas & Texas which started in
to the activity on a variety of rumors
pointing to the merging of the sys-
TEN with several other roads. Divi-
dend rumOrs formed another source
of ammunition for l-lliish demcnsIra-
tons The effect OF these sporadic
adviccs was disquieting rather than
reassllring, to the tone Of the general
list.
The Hartman Pacifcs. Reading.
United States Steel. Anralgamatef
Copper and Smelling droppod to
lower levels. The movement Of these
stocks determined the undertone OF
based on doubts over the general
speculation position owing to the
high level OF prices. the prospective
capital requirements in the form of
new issuss and the undercurrent OF
uneasiness over the European pOitl-
cal situation.
Foreign sales OF securities here
were large. The discrepancies be-
tween the weekly statement Of bank
ing averages and the actual condition
were unusually wide. especially in
the cash item. The gain in cash OF
$40 1867 900 indicated by the averages
compared with a decrease Of $4,000
GOO in the actual condition. The I'M
portant bond operations OF the week
seem to have affected this item large
ly. The shrinkage in the surplus
averages while $1.46S,975. reaches
the substantial figure OF S6,617.225 in
the actual showing. the effect Of the
latter being thus deferred for later
statement OF the averages.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value $2,66S.0OO. United States
bonds were unchanged on call during
the week. Total sales of stocks to-
day were 474,SOO shares, including:
American Smelling. 2i,500; Atlantic
Coast Line. 100; Chesapeake & Ohio.
500. st. Paul 23.10O: Consolidaf ed
Gas. 10000: Louisville & Nashville,
700; Missouri. Kansas & Texas. 25.-
Coo; Norfolk & Western. 600; Read
lag. $1,000: Rock Island, pfd.. 22.10o:
Sloss-Sheffield. COO; Southern Pacific,
c::,CO0: Southern Railway. 200; Ten
nessee Copper, 600; Union Pacific.
.40G; United States Steel. $4,000;
Chemical, 3,SO1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
LARGEST COAL FIELD.
Survey IN the Powder Riv'
er Coal Field.

Geological Survey IN the Powder Riv-
er Coal Field.
Years ago II was learned that the
largest coal field in the United States
is that which extends from Casper and
Douglas. Wyo.. northward to the Cana
Iian boundary. All Of western North
Dakota and eastern Montana and that
part Of Wyoming lying between the
Belle Fourche and the Bighorne Is an
unbrokcn field OF low-grade bituminous
coal and Ignite As the Federal stat
utes providing for the sale Of coal land
BY the General Land Once specify
only the minimum charge per acre. the
included in this great coal
Geld we're withdrawn from entry three
years ago. and the Secretary Of the
interior instructed the Geological Sur
vey TO classify and value the land.
This work Was begun In northern
Wyoming last year. when q party I'M
der J. A. TAFT examined the area be-
tween sheridan and Ciearmont. and
another party. under r. W. Shaw.
studied the Casper-Douglas end Of the
field. The work was connected with
Mr. Ta6s work on the south. classify
ing the area about Buffalo and Trab
ing. and by r. W. stone. who car
ried Mr.. Tafrs work eastward from
C,carmont to ROGET Mr. Stone, VINO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
How 70 Your Ois.ssiop1

Mrs. Mary Bowling. II No. 22s
r ghth avenue. San Francisco recon-
mcnds a remedy for stomac' trouble.
She says: Gratitude for he won
derful effect OF Electric Bittcrs In
case Of acute indigestioo, prompts
this testimonial. I am fully convinccd
that for stomach and liver troubles
Electric Bittcrs IL the best remedy
on the market today" This great
tonic and Alternative medicine invieo-
rates the system. purifies the blood
and is especially helpful in all forms
~ female weakness. s0c Ut All Drug
gista.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Money on
call nominal. Time loans nominal
60 days ~ 5; 90 days 3; six months
3h. Close: Prime mercantile pa
per 81 to Az per cent; sterling ex-
change Arm with actual business IN
bankers bills at 4S4.3O a 80 for 90
days and at 1850 a IS for demand
Commercial bills 4S4 4S4h. bar
silver As. Mexican dollars As. Gov
eminent bonds steady. hallroao
bonds irregular.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
Baltimore Produce Markets.
(By the Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 2s.-Flour
quiet. unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm: spot contract 1Oo
a II: No. red Western lO7 a %.
CORN-Easier; new spot mixed
6Sk a q.
OATS-New Southern white 63k
a IS: new Southern yellow IS.
RYE-Dull; No. 2 Western export
50 Y.
BUTTER-Firm; fancy imitation
"a a 25: fancy creamery 30 80; 90
ladle 90 a 81; store packed IS a ~.
EGGS-Firm unchanged. 80 a 80.
CHEESE-Firm unchanged; ne"
large 14h; new fats 14k; new
small 14A.
sUGAR-Steady unchanged; coarse
granulated 500; fine 500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
Word from er'er williams.

Y got lots Ter he thankful Ter n
dis Of vorI'. Outside or d" rheuma-
tism. an dc broke bone fever. an de
fall chills. an dc water misery. amt
got a ai!rnent or de face or de atrth!"
Exchange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
Ore Marked Difference.

pray as yoU cnt"r." is a s:Sn out
eide a Chicago church. Ard. uaIike
tho new cars. the church presumably
gives everybody a srat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

be determined by examining the se-
ology Of the surrounding area or By
drilling.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
New York Clearing House statement
nv Associated PreSS.)

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-The stare
ment OF clearing house banks for the
week five days. shows that the
banks hold $2S,65O more than the re-
ouiremorg:s Of the 25 per cent. reserve
rule This is decrease OF $l,46S,
975 in the proportionate cash reserve
as compared with last week.
The statement follows:
Loans $1,34O.537,1OO; increase 81
|764.0OO.
Deposits sl,425.s75,ooo; increase
Circulation s45,542,1oo; decrease
81, 1853. 200.
Legal tender ;so,s47,2OO; increase
Specie sso4,427,2oo; increase ST.
036.7 700.
367. 100.
crease $2.S37.S75.
Surplus $2S.130,S50; decrease 81
4Ss.975.
Ex U. s. deposits $3O.s3S. 075; de-
crease $1.557.O5O.
The percentage Of actual reserve
OF the Clearing House banks today
wars 1852. The statement Of banks
and trust companies OF Greater New
York not reporting to the GEARING
House shows that those instit'T ioEs
have aggregate deposits Of $1.1O4.Sil,-
100: total cash on hand $105.95o.soo.
and loans amounting to 1891 .19l,2~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
Coal Beds Lie Nearly Flat

Coal Beds Lie Nearly Flat
All Of the coal in this field lies
nearly fiat and in what are common
" known as '>blanket seams that is.
IL coal outcrops on one side of a hill
IL probably extends through and will
he found on the other side of the bill
at about the same level. so that the
gcologist who can read The natural
signs can trace a coal bed for miles.
even though no coal is seen on the
surface.
Which Are Coal Lands?
Many ranchers appear to think that
so long as there Is no coal in sight
the land can not b. ciasscd as coal
land. This view Is obviously er'
roncous. for even a 20 foot coal
bed may he completely hidden by
grassy slope. and yet by a little dig
eing may become a paying mine.
Therefore such an operation as shove
ling down the top 81 bank 20 con
ccaI a coal bed at its base neither
deccivcs the geologist nor makes
noncoaI land out Of coal Land. The
fact that there Is no coal at the sur
face in a whole township does not
necessarily imply that II Is nohcnai
land: there may be a workable coal
bed Just below the surface, . fact 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

has Just returned to Washington. has
made the following statement CT 'he
scope Of the seasons work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
CLEARS THE C0MPLENfUN
OVERNIGHT
plmpiea, Rash. Eruptiens. tses
Quickly Eradleated BY Ns~
skin Remedy.

Since iis discovery one year ~
poslam. the new skin remedy. -
in is extraordinary accemp'ss%
ments. exceeded the most sAnsasss
expectations OF the eminent spesas
lst who gave II 60 the world !
has cured thousands Of cases i
ecgema and eradicated faciM ans
other dlsfigurements 81 yea.
standing. The terrible itchlak y
tending eczema IS stopped wlsh ~
first application, giving pfoos y
is curative properties at ne svas
outset
In less serious skin afies9ss N
such as pimples. rash. herpes u''sn
heads. acne. BARRIERS Itch. eic~ II
suits show after an orerniEhs y
ulication. only a small quahhA -
Ing required 10 effect q cure ! W..
who use poslam for these a,ln IN,
skin troubles can now ayal sgss
selves Of the special bo-cen' go -
are recently adopted 70 meet -
needs Roth The 50.cent paehas
and the regular 81 Jar may new =
obtained M Seattle at me Qas 80
Drug Co, and other leadink ~@a
stores. Il, nur.
SAMPLES for experimental ~ ~
noses may DO had free o. eass '.s
by writing direct to the hlllet st e,sh
/ laboratories. 81 West I"ehs' -.
street. New York city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
NO RECEPTION
FOR FLEET
The Visit of BattIeships at
Manila Is for
Business.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 50s--''The
visit Of the fleet to Manila Is for
business. not pleasure. There viii
be no plans considered for enter
tainment until the business of the
feet ls finished"
Ia this statement Secretary Vic
tor II. Metcalf 81 the navy settles
the question. II means that receps
tons planned on the first and sec.
ona Waits OF tho American battle
ships. October / and October 81.
must be postponed. The recep.
tons. II any are held. will be after
the second arrival of the fleet-
On arrival. in two nquadrona. the
vessels will coal al Cavtsa ard then
proceed TO hold target practice. be-
fore anything Ia the way 81 feesiv.
files can be participated In By the
officers and men aboard the yes.
sells.
The fleet will start for the Allan
TIC coast December 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
Grand Free Offer
Made BY Hot Springs Doctors Il
First Patients.
GOOD DURING ocToaEH.
No Fees Whatever viii Sc chsra>d
Those Who Commences
Treating kou.

Dr.. u. -. Damon n lie Hot
Springs Doctors ann0unce1 Yexter.
dag that the new Hot sprfnxs iaxti.
tnte az the corner Of THIRD Nv. and
Cherry ~. will be opened 70 the pab
lie Thursday morning
DIR. Damon further made an IL
nouncement that win be 81 gfexa
interest TO every sick person ID IL
state. This ID an offer of free cure
% every patient who applies to ibs
Hot Springs Doctors for trensmeat
during the month OF October. This
offer applies only to curahle eases.
IncurAble cases will not be accepted
at any price. Examination and r0s-
sultation wiil be absoIately free Il
charge 10 all callers Those Wis
cannot be cured by the Hot Springs
syStem Of treatment viii be frankly
told 20 and not 3 penny Of shelf
money viii be accepted. Th0ss
who can be cured mlll be treated
absolutely free Of charge except for
tbs bare cost Of the medicines naef.
Or. Damon explained further 1T
/ this free offer does not mean th&f
the patient win be treated ire
during the month Of October IA
then a big Zee aaaed 10 flnlsh ste
cure-but Il means that e4nh ~
{ tisnt who commences ffa1tmsn<
during the month 81 Ocsobes plil -
treated until be Is entirely rel ~
solately free Of charge. except -
bare cost 81 medicines He wiIi II
treated free. not for one month of
two months. bat until he Il persna-
neatly cured. regardless IL the
length 81 time it takes. ard be
viii be asked 70 ray for nothing
but the medicines be uses.
The object Of The Hot springs
Doctors "a making this grand free
offer Is 70 advertise their wonder
fnl system uf curing disease hf 10
Hot Springs treatment They Tanf
to secure a few cases In each com
munlty so that others can watch
che results. They treat only ehroas
&c or long standing diseases u ~
blood. nerves. skin. kidneys. liver,
stomach. bowels. lungs and hNzkx-
including rheumatism. paFAlysi1
/ constipation, eatarfh, lndsse<tioa
gall stones. g0iter. asthma. diseases
Of men and diseases Of woEasa.
/ They solicit different cases Aat
/ have failed OF cure By ali ordinary
doctors and medicines.
As stated above. thev vans = =
cure a few difficult cases IN easA
/ community 60 show what AA
/ Springs treatment viii do In the llse
OF curing diseases. and In order p
secure these few cases At oHee taey
make this grand free offer.
Tho services Of these specsal'sz.
Is free to ell during The month q
October. or AZ least TIL the1 A@'s
secured a sufficient number q 60
es 20 demonstrate their ahsliN
The office 81 the Hot SpfiHhs
i Doctors Is at the corner Of Third y.
and Cherry st.. on the second Iaa0F
OF new building. the Seattle Ihf*
ire building.
office hours are 2 70 II a r. !
70 & and 10 p. m SUNDAYS ~
20 IL only. Consultation and 81
animation il free TO all who wi
now. Open to the public Thufaass'
October /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
OPPOSES KISSING AND
LOSES HIS PULPIT

ST LOUIS. sept. 30. Becauss
IN addition 70 a sermon agalss,
peekaboo ablrtwaista. he preaehss
against kissing, tho Rev l.. d. Bas.
WAS summariIy dismissed al a ~.
gregational meeting ~ pastor +
The First Baptist church. Eaat "a
Louis, without the rorma7lty "A .
trial. I've congregation lad a. !.
portunity 10 accept his reslsnalsos
but II was not embraced
The congregation declared II.
pulpit vacant, and will endeavor Z
win back the young Rlrls a ~
church. practically ali Of whom ".
IN a body some time ago, aftar !
sermon IN which The pastor il ~
% have condemned kissing a. ~
moral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
REPUBLICAN TICKET in
MICHIGAN

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 80 Tho
ticket nominated By the republican
state convention ID a. follows.
Governor. Fred NJ. Warner. and
lieutenant governor. Patrick II. KEEL
~. renominated la the primary cleo
ton. justice Of the supreme court.
Fiaviua l. Brooke secretary Of
state. Fred G, MArtindaies attorney
general. John 4. Bird. state treas.
ureF. Alexander =. Sleeper. auditor
general. Orma u. Fuller. state land
commissioner. Huntiey Russell
superintendent of public instruction.
Luther l.. Wright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
DEBS RU MINING
OUT OF CASH..

NEW YORK. Sept. s0.--in an f.
fort 10 keep the red special" with
Eugene v. Deba. on the track
members Of the socialist party here
are making . determined effort to-
day 10 replenish the campaign fund
An appeal from their presidential
candidate Was received yesterday
stating that unless funds were
forthcoming az once. the special
train on which be IL travelling could
not be brought east
Years production OF 25s.si4,si2
needles and ie.7ll.St0.60 pins
would, II laid end TO end. reach
Luna Park Natatortum. a healthy
outdoor sport inside. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
GORE OPENS BRYARS
NEVADA CAMPAIGN

SAN FRAEcIsco. Sept 40
Senator Thomas +. Gore. the
blind statesman from Oklahoma, {"
left here today for Reno, New.
where he will open the Bryan cam
palRn tonight. after starting the
democratic campaign here last night
AZ big meeting In DreamlaHd pa.
Ylllon. Gore held the audience FOR
over two hours. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
ATTEMPT MADE
TO WRECK TRAIN

MIRaOuLA. Mont, Sept SOTO
day Northern Pacific officials an.
nounced the discovery Of an attempt
20 wreck east,bound passenger train
No. 1873 near Victor. IS miles west
81 here. A piece Of railroad iron
had been driven between the joints
of two rails The engineer saw
tbs obstruction and applied the
emergency brake ia time 10 avoid
wreck. Railroad detectives are
nov working on the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
TERRORIzED BY
BLACK HAND"

RICHMOND, Va, Sept s0.--Aa
result Of the shooting Of n. b.
Gregory, prominent citizen ~
Buckingham county. an appeal has
been made TO Governor Swanson 70
aid IN breaking up an alleged black
hand gang. A communication re-
eclved By the governor today read
Conditions here intOlerable;
gang OF aesaaaine strongly entrench.
cd three miles away, one citizen
shot III back and others threatened
county authorities. appear power
less. We need assistance and
bloodhounds."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30

A. NJ Springer. a member n II.
Chamber ~ Commerce exesrsssn
who died ~ Proaaef. this stats
Sept. Is, left AN estate valued y
100000, according 70 a pssitlaa
flied IN the superior court yesses'
day by &. Il. fandeil The hoax
viii be brought to Seattle FOR Il.
terment George =. Kittinger -
appointed special a8minlstsasar
Springer left no relatives.
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Observation-Disclosures
CITY Rast estate.
ffss sssa e. sssss 4 assia fTss
fuel sneaRh 70 las al wtAteF Oct ouf
q ths fraisf class and tuY a aai il
afss.s eaa ralh nseeea ADA. tss ae~n
= y FAY conpAwr. nc.
tst MshsheFn hiae
Yer ssls ~ emnsr. sroaaa. saoasFu
1870 fhnne N"tth ~ sets
YOUNGSTOWN YouKaerow9
" doNn esA 81 80 per menth t46e
Ssh ~ hioeke ffesa ear Sk ustaasss
wiasia = Go phana -s3fflee Ae.ss.
atg. Fsssasnss. West - ~
- -.
nAtAiHH nEAcH
THh PLACE TO LIVE
Ftnest lessttan aa tssks Wa&h4nxsan
FFand sisws eltF wsgsfs sshnnia &C
lefss iets' 90 sasY ssFsns fta aa~u anA
" naeAth at#e = fee eaaFssr asa haif
es.ss.s 49, asssLfeH' sFarfs Lssnesr tor
Sc asuftssaa,. c~ssr. ssi nos.
f@@ "spt@ - aa
Thpss afesnwe@a rafk Msrnna Ass
Fnte afe ssfilHM fast 81 80 aema 49, n
meaih kneasA f4sl FREE . iMs,
r y PAT COMPANY. lac
So ashihefn nias
.rouSasrowN rousaaTowN
sssh ts blssks fsssa -. n sns.ss ~.
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-. -. se-.-sa @st - t'
pr sais ~ emasr. nss "a -s-s~-
snsss eesss snassssn Tsfsns cali Itrt
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rsss Hoeas. aeaefa. sssw. htasa ~ -,
" Hainates iAs tes ftNat2 Kaa4 So.
Hrhh ft0e cash. tssiasfs to sast 80.
1890 ~ 80 q sstt ard rhfnaef
ans es@fk nafah. hsAf htesk east uwFes
as FetA ss.s
! rAa, = SSH nv t.feen AID s.seas..
r. ii sss 81 fTas 81 as 80 ~ =, LIS.
ns. ...s,4y H@ffasats % saga e stasr neSa
tfss :
Faf sails shs.b - eNsN - 60
- thfss biasss aF~sn Lake Fhnns
-. - fssis
LAKw UNION f.oT
teNise % aiier rstfsesig ssv.s .l.xsv,
sN ~ As*esensHts p@i& masth tsAEe'
@tl ssii f@f ~ see al zee e@sh fshaa.
80 80 = sail 80 Denny iiias les
See gfesawe1s f=AsA Ns4ana Aas 49,,
sis deMs ana % a w4anfh rs.e 49,
60 re skater Free deed Ia sweat 4
r y RAY COMPANY fsr
so Mshihsra hiAa.
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flsssss .a ia 81 s''s as.',,. 70. tses.
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tet MshihoFa Hldx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30

Luna Park Salatorium. Ferries
leave Seattle at the half hour. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30

Salvation Army Harvest Festival
Special Meetings Junior demon
stration Saturday evening Major
and Mrs. Merriweathar Sunday eve
ming fisth and Washington. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
RAN WAY TIME TABLES.

/ % not trust printed u,ns
| tables In newspapers fef
I time u departure and affisA
/ Of trains telephone Kina Stfees
/ Station Information su'@
/ Sunset. Main 2fssos lnaepsn1
/ ent III.
:. . = = |. A II = y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30

HANDY TO KEgr 10 asrss, all level
fieh colt three aefea cleared hAlants
partially improved young orchard wsii
tse fapiH hapse hAfn sasta faeles 90
aee1 esaa's foea elass a sehsel Ed
horse and basFy. fafnlna tools ana saw
honeir MALrnr.
sta Rzessst AiasAa building
Is ACRES
ftHe salt sutas timber. glaaa % He'd.
& sse. terms ii.ese saah. hsiAaes -
- PAY COMPANY. tSc.
so MshlhaFn mas
SPECIAL LAM SALE
We afe offering absolutely the best
~ .s.as ss ss ri "a .as .ss ses says ~
ehaiea taefs tract fFisndia sell Ane
easily elssfsa. ava qnlf half mits ffasa
a ~ . ..efss i...ssssflss sshae. es s
h4iane* essy meqshis pafmseta cefu#
= ~ effiss and sss FiAt SAD asi tuli
nomRHr MAt.fnY
figssd 81 Aiaaha ilWiiaies.
WAFER rnoNr HONE Il sssss
beach e aAfes cleared fenced heAHtna
orchard Ea9t veil seed fiss renss
sgsss ssse ssa sysstei eassailaiass
eaisAsas And taais. AZ - rfsgs u.ste
nonEnr MAtYuY.
sis.94#ssEl AiaeA@ uaAlaIas
cufcRnN RANCHES
-
me sisT thas miii snake fret slass shirt
90 ranches UfeMna - level aha eeassg
CLEARED stHes = shHsl slesss ana
MEar = WHEELER.
80 ceasnsA hi@sks
tnoK At rula nknaal@ IS sessa.
IA nls~a 4sem Seattle Nxessisut safi
ssas's ~ sssAfsa rsass1. Y s..s.ns
Metsf. AasH Meit une1 &sFaam heans
bars Ana several eathauaiars iiatss
~kxeH. pwAet haFaess tee cess lee
shssssHs. tsxMine lEaEsesnsais NiMMt
faHs haf EeesffhAas Gees ~ sss
ROBERT MANFmN
ttf.4sasss A laasa Nuisa'n.
cry REAL ESTATE.
------------s-s-------.--.---
A Live Place
ts.msftaa msAshts = rapidly Nta~tas
sute e4tg. j. y sieHasias tus naef FeEa
anA sif fhe atss gHfsetaFs as paasias
tNsfs savings fHsfas tNs nam 81 she eneMt
fae NFAess lAaaw tracts - i@sa tse aafes
ssts ~ ssFtn@ = $50 aeafesF
NNAa7T4sE WNM tH ~ NfSM CO,
oM HNaa
Aals ofnsss $500 nmplr. mas
ufsafh uff1es iifsassfsen
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CHEAP ACREAGE HOME
In hard times ia the time 10 make an
easy Twins fruits berries and chickens
close 81. only 1885, terms. ta6 down, tf0
per month Also have 3 places Tor free
rent Go parties who will take care 81
place See Ar. HntemAa az Fheifie Eltv.
on Tacoma fHtefufuaR, o. ffilman' >
Statesmen 10 Times block today 1T
Am old mani emily $50 down. si0 pei
month buys my fine hemsi large piece
% acreage ace tAslus hens, ruwa FUR
nitnrs. stnf price only $3.50. fiuht On
water front $40 UPS terms 81 per month.
fruit store on Bremerten dock. Come a.
once 1T
Cheap~ Chieten fanen house iAraa
piece land 2 fresh cows, 400 laying hens
large fieid patstoea. horee. buggy. hars
ness. all fer $3.50. terms $50 dHWq fH0
per month See Nj Put o. Postmaster
81 Pacific city. on Tacoma fntorufbhn
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