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The Washington times., 1908-11-29

dwelling. but only last week. right in
Brentwood. the law was being violated.
as these men were shooting game with
the snow on the ground near the houses,
and several residents of that section
have informed us that stray shot fell
near them while standing I'm their
wards
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TERROR TO EVILDOERS.

For ten years Constable Robert Payne
has beenS4 terror to evil-doers about Mt
Rainier bayiHE particular attention 10
those WHIP would evade the game IL
Cense. Iuasmuch as IL costs 5000 as
heretofore mentioned. for a nonresident
TO hunt game In Prince George county,
the constable has to exercise much in
The Washington times., 1908-11-29

the papers can be signed. Mr. Ed
iayitch talked voIubly until told that
some of his remarks might get into
print. Then he exclaimed deprec4at-
iugly:
Il hate publicity. Doan pud much
about me In der bapers. pleas"
Nevertheless Mr.. Edlayitch thought il
over carefully when We told him that
the right kind Of publicity had never
hurt anybody.
A J. Plumer is one of the few monop-
olists % the village Mr.. Plumer handles
magazines. newspapers, confectionery,
and other incideHtaIs that go 10 make
1 existence worth while. When Il comes
to newspapers and magazines. ne is
almost the sole dependence. as he says
some OF the newsboys get tired al
times and decide II isn't necessary 10
deliver the papers that day
In passing, Mr.. Plgmer said he'd been
about Mt Rainier long enough 10 vote
for Bryan three times, and ne wouldn' Z
be surprised 10 see him run again.
runs OPPOSITION.
Graham Fuller. a lad Of resonant voice
and many freckles, struggles manfuily
in opposition 10 everybody else, when il
| cones to handling papers, and says he
gets away with a few himself Graham
said IL his name was IN the paper he
believed he could get away with thirty
extra today. Here 1t IS. Graham
We noticed several handsome dogs
nosing around Mt Rainier Maurice Z.
StaUings, who keeps real estate Tor
=. II. Nesbit, the latter being one Of
the fathers OF the village. when il comes
to disposinE Of lots. said the dogs be-
long 10 Albert Bowling. Mr. Bowling,
he told me. didn't give a rap about hunt
ing. and hadn't a hunting dog on his
place. but II there is any species that
Colonel Bowling hasn't collected, and
has around the house. it is something
that has been invented within the past
week
Mr. Nesbit and MI Stainss have
worked nobIy 10 make Mt. Rainier a
town ever since 1892, and IL must be con-
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SOME CELEBRITIES.

The most cherished institutions of
Brentwood proper, as the Oldest part
Of the town Is called, are Merchant
Robert Van Horn; Postmaster Myers,
and Mail Carrier John Dunn, the latter
being celebrity FOR many miles around.
Postmaster Myers sorts out the Mt.
Rainier mail from the Brentwood mail
and then boosts the bag for the former
place along up the track for about a
half mile, so after all. Brentwood
seems TO have the call on Mt. Rainier in
some '"ings. Merchant Van Horn is
there those who believe in trad
ing with and sticking 10 the old names.
If the town grows too fast the other
way, he can do ike Mr.. PIumer. who
says he always follows the population
and never hangs out where there is any
race suicide
close with a simple reference to
Berk and Wiseman, latest additions 10
the mercantile field of Mt. Rainier They
were advertising SO many turkeys and
Thanksgiving specials when we were
out that Il was just hearTendlng 10
stay around the establishment.
Mt Rainier IS a good, quiet. easy-gOins
place 10 live iu- There's going TO be
great excitement, however, If Bryan IS
ever elected and the banner may hang
the entire eight years he is In Office
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II MOUNT RAINIER AND BRENTWOOD azzss5s.sf#5....
By Artist Curtis and
Reporter TiIIer
CareleSsnesS of Alien Hunt
ers Occasions Mild Pro
test From Citizens.
To incorporate or Not To, Is
Burning Question-New
School Not Yet Built.

fessed a goodly number OF folks havs
moved out there.
Ditto as TO J. r.. Scott, who even went
so far as to plan a city directory for the
place, but somehow never did finish DC.
Mr. Scott received the public in the
front room Of the Weekly Review Of
ice, and talks alternately insurance.
real estate. and politics
'LIKKA DA PLACE"
/ wish 1 had the optimism Of Rosario
MoscaTeui village cObbler, who has
been over just eight months from sunny
Italy. Rosario spent a part Of this time
in New York, but says he left there be-
cause there was too mucha noise"
] Sometimes. he said, the fire engines
would pass his New York shop three
and four times a day. He likes Amer
lea because the people spend more
money here. To quote:
ME no stingy, you no stingy. YOU
/ spend. 1 spend, mHcha mon. 30 lfka
/ old countree; no spenda IA mon, mucha
! stingy. No dTiHka de wine. no go "a
| eater.
No lilSa mucha big cit. Too mucHa
/ nose, too many peepuls. Tunna da
| shop here. go town at night mucha
drink, mucha spend da mon, mucha
good time, mucha girl. I lil1a dis coun-
! tree. I no go back. no nevair."
/ Wherefore. 1 should Judge that Ro.
| sari0, being a rather young and hand
some swain. believes in getting a few
things out OF life. Rosario possesses a
| fine pOmpadour. which verify seemed 10
! bristle as he told OF the great difference
in the wages and money spenders OF
| this and his own land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16
ROBBER BLINDS
HIS VICTIM
10y United press.)

TACOMA, March i6.-in one OF
the boldcAt aud most elevcrly exc.
cuted robberies ever pulled of In
this city. a lone rohber using am.
monia as his weapon. last
might blinded Miss Emma Olsen.
cashier OF tho Star theatre. and
Mrs Eta sullivan. a friend OF Miss
Olsen, with the drug and enter.
ing through an opening he had cut
ia the wall TO the box office, sciz.
ed bag containing the days re.
coipts and made his escape as he
had entered.
Miss Olsen was about TO leave
with her friend and had placed
the bag Of money on chair in
the box office. Unconscious that
a robber had previously cut a hole
three feet long aud eighteen inches
wide IN the wainseoating at the
back OF the office and was timing
her movements. the young woman
was about TO pick up the bar OF
money when the robber squirted
ammonia into her face and repeat.
cd the dose when Mrs. sullivan
answered Miss Olsen's cry. The
robbcr secured about $500.
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C. ~. MAIL CAR IS
LOOTED BY BANDIT

rlfled the rcsisterea sacks. A. The
train approached the cts limits the
unknown swung of aud Is supposed
10 have boarded = street car ana
come into the eiif
nlaodhounds were put ON the
bandltu tracks. bat lost the tran.
How much vas secured II not
known
both % tho mail CLERKS We're In
serious condition when they ar
rived here The closet In which
Nysicun VAS placed VAS - small
that AZ hia request the ban
dit opened the door slightly 60
ALLOW fresh att Once he iooasned
the cords about stumpfs wrists. as
they we're siying etefuelatinE pain
Poutofflce Inspector q. y. Linn.
wiih u corps ~ assistants sfeui The
Afternoon checking mp the contents
81 tho ak sacks to see shat vas
minaing. Inspector Lanu announced
II as hts belief that little plumber
Naa obtained.
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{ Seattle stsfs Eselusive Service

gSeAttie Stare Exclusive Ssrsies.l
MEXICO CITY. March i6.-Mcn.
too does bot propose TO be caught
b. panic II eseapa Is possible,
She viii profit b. the experience
81 the United States
Jose Yves lAmautour. minister ~
finance. and probable successor 81
President uiaE. has issued call
Tor a conference Of the leading bias.
mess men and bankers ~ th. re-
public 10 devise \ plan ~ general
reform of The public credit system
tie has been IN consultation with
leading Mexican financiefH for ecy.
crai weeks.
In a circular recently isEued.
iImantour SAYS the effect Of the
recent Wall - furry. spreading az
Il did into the money markets 81
Europe. revealed deficiencies MI.
most irrccpnciilabie With the duty
% afiordiug n substantial guarantee
90 all those who. with their cap
ilAl or their labor. cooperate in
the advancement Of the country
He declares regulations relative
Go assets. liabilities aud long time
loans are most needed. and urges
prompt action.
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icy United Prsssl


SPOKANE. March is-une Of
the nlickcat and holdeat rohbeflea
0f q mail car ever attempted In
this section uf the United States
vas that 90 yesterday when the car
on the Great Northern Oriental
Limited bound for the coast vas
taken possession ~ bY a lone ban.
dit Who rode four hours rlflinE the
registered mail Whea the train
reached the city limits be swung
of With his loot and all track Of
him has been lost.
A. the train lgft Bonner fefff
early yesterday morning a stranger
Swung up the steps 81 the car. en-
tered Il and tnld Mall Clerk John
Syatenn that be- was an Inspector
aud would take a ride ~tth him C.
spokane he asked for hla mall
aud uhen Syatcun went % tnak Tor
Il Vas startled BY a gun being
showed In hia face The bandit
hacked che mail clerk lntu a small
closet. then hwohe the other sleep
luK clerk Benjamin Gtampf aud
tied hlm securely Ia chair For
four hours the bandit opeusd and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16
TRIES TO MURDER
ENTIRE FAMILY

SAN PEDRO. Cal. March 16.--
What may result In a double traE
edy was enacted last night at San
Pedro when Oraeio ElEueta. a lum.
Der handler. shot aud probably fatal
" wounded ii-year-old Margaret
Names. wounded 7-Yearold Minnie
Shacklcford twice. shot her grand.
father. James shaekleford. through
both shoulders. fired at Mrs. a.
Names. and was in turn shot by Do
lice officers, who were attracted to
the spot by the sound OF the shots.
Elgueta was a rejected sutton OF
Mrs. Names, and jealousy of her led
10 the shooting.
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insists that this tres,msu, AN i.
him ~ ~
The nan with the sesl,h !, d..
ard seauiy raiment la .,,, I. w
e. lie takes the irealts.s I, ii + =. y
of setting cold feet 49,, !. =
ring =
Prof Afller says tia, cnr,,s
no tenor Of the San rs,~ -. -
COMPANY iaksa monlns a. !
Tie snow drifts Of his la ~
Mrs siafahaii Field, ~. y II n, :
aeffa. ia 4 patient who d rasu1,
approaching the snow IA =.
Other prnmlnent society sorss !,
said 70 he among bis pssIssa
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Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We viii Do the Rest

Charge Ter Two consecutive
DAYS Toe per line per day Seven
words to the llue. Three cen
eccutite days. enc cent q word
ono month. sc pei line per day
Minimum CHARGE for am 'ad
20 cents
AN space used viii be- caars
Cd al fun line rates op an
contract adverllsine - adycr
tlsing charged 81 acCo0nt
BALLARD Agency n,
Mullen. ST. ballard av. opp
CITY Hall Phone, Ballard SOC.
MAIN OFFICE seventh az.
between linton and University.
Phones. Main 1860, Ind al
The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity Tor errors af any Mind oc'
curing In telephoued advcr'
tisaments
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NORTH YAKIMA. March &c
Mortimer Moore. an evangelist.
Yesterday shot aud killed Mr. Leo
Nlna Mccoy. then dfaaA e8Ahlle
acid dying shortly afisfwafdk
Moore came here several u7htha
asa and started a mission one
nlEht the woman iu question ap.
peared at the meeting lie rushed
M 10 her and. throwing hla arms
about her. exclaimed Ny wife
At last She controlled his emo
tioua and a further aeeue vas pre-
vented
The following daF The woman
had him arrested Tor threatening
her life Moore told the police that
he and the woman we're married six
Year, ago In Nebraska After biz
money. 81 500. WIS., spent she for
sock him and came west
Moore claimed that the woman
wac 10 marry n r clifford, Of
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tic bath All during the 20 minutes
they froliched around ia The zero
crystals they insisted that they en-.
joYed Il. and that The sole reason
Tor these eontortions in the ab.
brrfiated bathing suits was % I'm
prove the flmbre 81 their rc8pec.
tive vocal organs.
Sad 10 relate. the press agent Who
arranged all this affair forgot 20
tell the name Of the show the Girls
were with. 80 all we can do ~ 10
give their names The little boy In
front Is the son IL Dr Hubert Mil.
lcF. who nfnaerihen the treatment
he has fhsumaliEm. and ihe father
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years. it's the first case Of duke
o. the hoif Ca a dukedam marrying
an actress he IL only q.
Tho RuiiEnas are among EnE
lands oldest families. but their
hnldinEs arc comparatively nnpro
dneiivc One 81 ihsae estates IL the
historic MADDEN hall lH Derby
Tho two families long have been
frirnaly. Viola Tree frequsntlY
posed Cor the Duchess q Rutland
the marquis mother. Wien. "a the
mRrchionras Of CRANKY. she vas
AZ enthusiastic painter q portraits
The nake 81 Rutland ls understood
% sanction the match.
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FOUR INSPECTORS
ARE AT WORK

A force Of four inspectors. tvo
employed BY the city and fNo sup
plied BY the Washington i'nderwnt.
eFa association. bexsn this morning
the work ~ Inspecting the cellars
and efeaWayH In the business sec.
ton III the city eith 4 xles 10 hav.
ms them pot IN condition at once
sanitary aud safe from the stand.
point ~ fire hazard
AT owners u unsanllary prem.
ises will b. notified 10 put their
premises In a sanitary condition IN
accordance with the city health req
uiatious an dali owners o. premises
where conditions exist which In
crease tho fire hazard vii be re-
questod 10 remedy those conditions.
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GEO. |. SPICER
DIES SUDDENLY

George l.. spiccr died suddenly
Saturday afternoon At hia homo at
STA 22nd av. Of heart disease. lie
was 90 years Of axe
Mr. spiccr vas well known in
this city aud over the northwest
lie was In the dry goods business
In Superior. Wis. for several
ycara. and came west two years
ago. when he was appointed man.
aEor Of the Mccarthy Dry Goods
Co lie was for some years a store
manager under Mandei Esua.
His wife and one daughter sur.
! ive him. Funeral arrangements
will be deferred until the arrival
Of relatives from Beaumont. Cal.
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RIO !

LONDON. March IA dis.
Patch has been received her. from
Port Au Prince. Iiatti. "a the effect
that serious disturbances have oc.
sufrrd AZ that place. Several q the
rioters were Killed in street fights
aad many arrests ~ prominent men
have occurred numufs Of several
summary executions. the dispatch
says. arc IN circulation. but at the
honr Of iiliug the dispatch this had
not been confirmed
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(star Special seryiee.D
CHICAGO. March 1.-THE above
looks like a happy aeaanofo crowd.
bot Il isn't The picture was tAken
In a Chicago back yard. and the
sand Ike substance IL Hnoa snow
al tho temperature 81 zero
What males The RlFlh smile no7
sh-thryr chorus girls. and u
makes a me Ad q smile Assays
smile when there iu n chance ~
getting your snapshot ia the nishi
extra. That's the motto q all cho.
rus girls
These girls are taking a theFapcn.
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IRRlaArrp LAsns-

nklsafssE irrigated isHfs sfs Has =
faFsd faF ere .fas firna ffftEsfias afsf
aHas8 a sHaHttg sFFssta $50 raHa HsHEf -
fas1F - e. tfasHHs irf4Eka5aa see
81 tfaa faF sEHF Hmu rffrst aat ssfsH
ushas ; FklifaaH sfsfafHt al HazH EAEa
taHa tas SCI level rsff aHr - zsaafif
eainsHs Zee aliss ffum HDassHs asItss
frasn Keeper en ths q ~ AN b. -
nltHafess drive frenl thr atatlan 80 faa = .
eash mmsHautsa that property aaa ina
fHHaHa la aaaHs enaftNfru De- HHN year
W. aan a. fhts HsHansn wH kafH fHN hass
HHf1aaHsa fMma hHr ta enc STATE aaaaN
casaH - ahd at bsaatifai eeaAtss ah4
naaEsassaaRa tree
rftE rAL0rsE IRRITATION a
fuWEW CO
"a ALASKA ltiaE lift
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LONDON. March 1.-the 80.
uouncumcnt that the Marquis oi
CRANKY. the greatest 81 EuKlanas
present matrimonial catches. l. TO
marry 1iss Viola Tree. The actress.
daughter 81 Bs~rbohm Tree. has
created = greater social fufufs than
any suEaRrmsnt announced IN
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Seattle bat no stated that he would
pretrnt d. and was later arrested.
: Moore VAS liberated from iail
.fecentlr. aud Yesterday vent to the
'Nomnns lodgiuE house. aud. while
she was preparing a meal Tot tNu
ilodsrrs. shot her Ia the baek. she
IdyuF instantly lie then took the
fatal drink
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l. H. clifford lived At room 30
OF me Mansfield hotel 81 james
Ht. its ia about 20 seHFa ~ age
hnf Idle from the faef thai De- was
mot 20 aoCiRble nature uathlnE Do
known OF him. lie registered GO
the hotel February IS aud paid
H. room rent until neat Friday.
laat evening be reenived a trle
Ffam ana Immediately packed his
belongings and went 10 the depot
ua ia believed 10 have left for
Nnrh Yakima GA ibe train which
ieft here az . 50 o'clock
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Gold Stock IL =

II. NJ. HerrIn 9 CO sie 4 M, -
have for sale i.ooe sha w !, ssrls 4
dated Gold Mines st iss =
share.
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failure Of either Of then rssula 4
the failure Of all
Successful compeflsIon uvra
those communities Win VIA
there IL eheapes, bread. I'M I
possible Gully In those ocaaaz..s
- located with reference h ~
highwayk u the word I'm ia
pfuansss. both raw and n6uz1p
iaFed. Of many lsnds mas h rnr
ohearly brought to Ia dnsrx III
through which and ffon VII
these products may mos tooacx
callY Be Transported ne m
requisite. therefore. IL . at ~
hsor. into which there nx1 y
brought. and from xhith them -
be transported. upon the IND =
Yofable terms. the prcdac'f 4 =
nations The city 10 sse1fet -
Wifh highways 80 Constructed -
these products may be ix|er
changed with the least loss ot ~
and energy al a ninimnn Il q
pense Is that city vkira nusf m
Increase in popuiz;ios and ~
poFianoe
Seattle Well Lsessec.
The city Of Seattle h pecs1aT'f
Nell located with refsUpct 70 -
advantages ard requinne.'f q
both good sanitation snt tsH7
/ bread. In that The scene q fsn0
ggoWth and oomuerca1l sers'f
viii be unou the Pacific ocear az
/ the eunnifses tributary ibsrsia
/ has. ny nature. the ifnes' kait'h
both salt and fresh saisf, q y!
I city npon the Eiote. and Y hss -
out and begun the cors'fuc''1
T important arteFfal HIGHWAYS III
aud south. the direction u ~
the land traffic Of he faaA
eaasf must be carried %, and = ~
acquired control Of the Gear ~
watershed and Of the loS 2 =
water therein. xhich d csszse
developing an ample suppl q y
fresh water. and OF electrical -
sufficient 10 provide thoss 800
/ ties for 4 city Of At lezsi -
people at cost less shzn ~ :
be furnished 10 any csia "
I munitY.
Fer cI,y's Coed
II has been the cons'an'
energetic effort Of this adn'hss
ion To conserve and deselof 20
natural gif;s and ADVANTAGES =
his earnestly to be hoped ~ -
/ viii be the policy Of AZ 80
administrations. for any hlla' J.
appreciate the value o. lnex -
vantaaes must necesssre
the growth and deyelopmeh', =
clty and community, ahs - y.
/ he health and happiness q ~ 80,
ple. In fact. endanssr q, -
aev as the metropolis .
clfie. ne
In my opinion the ho1s n I esr
foundation Of society aas "A I
ner stone OF governnsne II 40
/ believe that Il Is absc'1,se ~
-. - ~ hu,ldlng d ~"
civ to keep ever within y ~ \,
tofiai confines land si'lu Il
reach Of the wage Garner - III
psonle Of ordinary nleas' u
bones. TO which may Be e, ~ :. |
LAT a minimum cost. all o. ny ~
Ssnienees 81 the modern 80
home. together with az sss Il
rapid tfanslt system, BY us 800
which the people may pass s.. ~ ~
land safely 10 and from shs Y. ( II
and places Of business, ~ s'..s !
rolling stone gathers 70 ~ nse,ta
A homeless and tfahsH
/ build no great cities
Hugo Is said TO have n'''
00a out Of his six BOOKS i
| DAINTY Indian muslins ~ ~ +
| from abres OF the banana -
~ +
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The train arrived IN Seattle this
maruing. bat no ueW facts vefr Dc
Yelop~d.
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CITY RIAL ESTATE
asYE yorR uHNr MONEY
~
narlas a horne 10 k bsauufat yssmass
nasaftst uaF ~ she nltsst. 11sa asel ana
bsst fssldsarr districts lu aaAf8in
81 see Ice rssh. hatsmss 81 pee
tHHnfh sill hHF q ffana hsa fsHf faHaH
Haaatsfn reffaFs. FIVE BEER - saath u
Waatiisad Fark. nns niass ffam esf llns
close - srEeri $50 nfhFf eeafHasshess
. see tees rssh. tstsHes - asf
srn. dganis constructed. fls rem cot
taEs. close tn tee car lines flee fiss
SD two iEis faHfGf safH Hhts HFafsFtJ
is sHfth - zee Il IN saislaz alatanas -
ths see iAnrnlu hlsh srhaai
tee ~ 20 rash. hsiaHes lenE TINE.
nee heated hauss fali eansasEs lace
mshf. taanFvy trafs saA an ether IA
torres IN iRt teafea fun hiaHka fNurh
fwn az llnaa rlsHr 90 hiah HaAAei and
graded school fart seu{h ~ hsautifai
Woodland rsfs Thin riAfs eaata hfins
- falaatia a. that in 10 rfsseat iesas
VACANT LOTS
ttta ssrh. tif cash 81 20 per month
tufs fuur rhelra 70 sen fine IafH aHa
HiaoE ffefn car close to hlsh sHHaaL and
q wsikiHr distance - The EsHssliiah
Grounds uiH iaubls lu value hsfafs they
tt'stsl tlso cash. balance tie -
HaaHih. buys q beautiful aaHHaH - Hhass
hlacha from car line street sfaasd ard
a=fHsnt salas rsid fnr eissa - all en-
tsnieuees suf ten minutes Haik ffufn ti1s
Exposition Grounds siEs sHsIIs
JuttS n HuwutsH 4 90
eel American BANK ulde
Roth Phones
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rAfms ANu AeRuAaE.


SOMETHING coon
asfaa Hn uatrr nnnt paft hHftHEs
IHhH ) aHFes cleared q aFfgH tlHhef bal
aHesfaa down FIVE pasture raHtn kea#H
HaHA harm chicken huuaHH aH fHna .
S HfaE telephone. 60 ffHit trees zee q
HafaE fHaHE uuH hnth railroad aud
teafa saa fare $500 D. A. nnnaH
SIC EHHnls Hank
Hs aefaa eH iiaads canal st fha WaHtH
hf NuA abHHhl arfHs lu meadow g
HaaHl haHss barn rhirhru huuaH. fHH
aHHantH hafhInF beach. anmH frMti trees
Waaia snake nhe aamslsf hnuH tftes
g. see
a1IAH T4NcuLN. af rfsnesf Wda
Main sa4i tnd lafsi IT ts
asssasasH Hssaa aHaaa
gHfeKES RANCH re acres al level
SEED saHt large uffhafn. rnVfn hHasH
haHH e uHHslfF housed with iafka FHfaH
stock TESTS. infMhatHfa Hud hfasaefH
zee
nomUNr MAf.rnY
aiasHGarsfi Alaska hida IA II
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"A SMO w BATH

CHICAGO GUT
:"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-16

Soap Lake Salts will relieve all
forms OF rheumatism. All drug.
gists. sss