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The Public ds--Strong
Resolutions of York Farm
ers' Union.

The following significant re
solutions were adopted by the
York Farmers Union at it's meet.
ing this week Whereas the
condition of the public roads of
this country has been reproach
to us during generations past,
and whereas we have continued
to suffer this reproach year in
and year out without ever max
ing so much as an honest attem Of
to relieve ourselves OF it, and
whereas we realize and appreciate
that such an attitude on our
part is not only humi liation to
Us, but that it will continue such
to those who come after us,
therefore to the end that we may
feel that we are trying to do
something to relieve ourselves
of this discredit and humiliation.
and at the same time secure
greater comfort and convenience
for ourselves and our children
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Cedar Greek Dots.

Mr. Editor: The holidays
ps ssed off q uietly in this section
Nothing prevailed bat peace and
harmony, and pleasure to all.
Miss Me eggie Walker, one Of
our most cultured and refined
young ladies, who spent the hol-
iday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. f. =. AZ. Walker, has re-
turned TO Alcolu, where she will
resume her stenographic work.
Mr.. j. Luthur Cauthen, who
some time ago went 10 Souther-
land, Fla, visited his cousin,
Mrs. t. S. Walker, during the
holidays.
Miss Sallie Beckham, of the
Dry Greek section, is visiting re-
latives and friends near Stones
borough.
Mr.. Newton Caskey and sis
ter, Miss May, of Douglass, Wis
tied their sister, Mrs. F. P. M.
Walker, during Christmas
We regret to mole that Mrs
N. l.. Lynn is improving but
slowly.
Mr.. @. M. Blackmon is expect
ing TO move his family to this
section in the near future. Mr..
Blackmon is a wide-awake far
mer, and we extend our right
AMF of welcome, Charlie.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Walker
gave a musical at their residence
on the evening of the 28th in
honor of their sisters, Misses
Maggie Walker and Minnie
Beckham.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Cauthen
gave a sumptuous dinner, the
25th, in honor of their son, Mr..
j. Luthur Cauthen, who is on
visit from Switzerland, Fla.
Misses Maggie and Nan ME
Blackham, of the Beaver Creek
section visited friends in this 10.
cality not long since.
Mr.. q. w. Perry and family
spent Saturday last in the Dry
Greek section.
Libenter.
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Agricultural Department.


plans he used. To the all cotton
farmer, it will look like Doctor
Ramseur gave about all his at
tention to building up the soil !;
but it should be remembered
that he got two profitable crops
yearly, and he did not use COM
mercial fertilizer to improve the
soil. He did use soil improving
crops and animal manure, some
thing that any farmer can do
more or less right now and can
do better by and by when his
farm gets to producing smore
manure. Six to eight tons Of
Daru yard manure has been used
yearly per acre, and that will
stagger the all-cotton farmer,
who is likely to be almost as
short on barn-yard mannre as on
ready cash.
HOW THE IMPROVEMENT WAS MADE.
A start was made with oats in
winter, cowpeas in summer for
hay, and enough corn to supply
the needs of the farm. The prin-
cipal part of the work on this
farm is done by one mau and one
horse, with additional help dur
ing harvest; but the one man and
the one horse did enough outside
work to pay for the extra harvest
help, so the farming was kept
down 10 a one man and one
horse basis.
During the winter OF 1905
eighteen acres of oats and seven
of crimson clover were growing /;
then the next spring three acres
Of the land that was in Grim son
clover were planted in corn, and
the remaining four acres of clo-
yer land and the eighteen acres
OF ont land were sown broadcast
to cowpeas. Corn follows per.
ion OF the clover by system
that gradually rotates corn and
clover over the whole farm. Ii
takes more years for the corn to
be planted all over the land
since corn occupies less than hall
the land that the clover does
Two crops are got per year, the
fall sown crops being clover and
oats and the spring-sown crops
corn and cOwpeas 1t is suggest
ed that sowing vetch with the
oats would get still better results,
by adding TO the quantity and
quality of the oat hay and grow
ing a winter legume at the same
time to improve the soil still fur
tber.
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Trial Catarrh treatments .are being mail
ed out free. on request by DR. Shoop. lla-
cine. Wis. These tests are proving to the
people-without penny's cost--the great
value OF this scientific prescription known
to druggists everywhere as DIR. Shoop's
Catarrh Remedy. Sold by Funderburk
Pharmacy.
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1t depends upon the pill you take
DeWltt's Little Early Risers are the
best pills known for constipation and
sick headache. Sold by Crawford
Bros.
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Adding $40 a Year to the
Value Of Every Acre.
The Progressive Farmer.

land over $40 a year for period
of ten years :? 1t would be
storing up wealth where trusts
and short money markets could
not affect it. The land would
make profitable crops, rent well,
or sell for high price. 1t would
be safer Investment than the
buying of the bonds that seemed
TO be the best on earth. This
has been done, and can be done
again, by others, and profitable
crops can be produced every
year while the land is being in
creased IN value. The question
for each farmer to decide is,
whether he will make the neces-
sary changes In his farm work to
accomplish so desirable an end.
DIDDN T GROW A STALK OF COTTON.
The experience of one man
will be given and, while he
lives In South Carolina, the con
dltions under which he worked
are SO similar to those found in
other sSouthern States, that it is
not difficult for our farmers to
accomplish practically what he
did.
Eight years ago this man
bought E ;un down GOTTEN farm
which would rot produce over
one-fourth bale of cotton per acre.
even with $50 pounds of fertili
ger to help it. TWENTY-FIVE
acres We're managed as shall be
described and, after eight years.
are yielding over $50 an acre
every year, and require less labor
than it would to work the land
In cotton. The land is also in
creasng in fertility. Those who
think they must raise cotton to
live will DE interested In learn
ing, and may be surprised, that
rot stalk of cotton is grown.
INCREASED $S3.34 AN ACRE UNDER
oNE-HoRsE FARMING.
In 1905 this same man bought
few acres from an adjoining
neighbor at $16.66 an acre, the
neighbor offering at that time to
pay 500 an acre for the land
that had been enriched. The
difference between 500 and
$16.66 is $83.34, the difference
that has come about in ten years
In the value of the land per acre.
That Is an increase of $10.42 a
year In the value of an acre, in
addition to the production of a
profitable crop every year. Lei
no farmer begin 10 excuse him
self for not doing at least half
as well, by saying he cannot
farm like an Experiment Sta
tion, or like man with lots of
money, or like a two hor e far
mer for these results we're got
by farmer, not much money
was required, ard the trick was
accomplished by the use of one
horse. While it was one-horse
farming, better results would, of
course, have been got by the use
Of at least two horses, so that
the one man could have done
i IL -.
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n Tho name af The awuef be fatal
= hen TIE description af the property
th gutfaet Tile council on receipt u
notice thereof 10 la puhllshsa ln lie
afflrlht newspaper " tho city fuf ten
ttel consecutive issues notifying all
persons interested that naid rnii las
heen fied aud requiring them tn ans
Igaf ~ time fixed not less than
ftftesa sfsi days from the date Of
The last publication Of such notice
anil mako nh1Hennns tnufett. THE
1asnelt shalt al the tine fixed con
s4st 80 ohlegtlpns made and Hhsi
MAKE such corrections or such rnii
- deems lust and shalt thon ~
9tHlhtHEef approve such coll. aud
levy HHd aHaesH tho amounts thereof
sa.Aaihrt each lot aud parcel OF part
theiept Hhi declare the same = Inst
heu thereon and chat. cause the Tell,
- be delivered to "a Cin Comp''
kfelef who shall fg{thWith transmit
alsR WNtH eatN Hf tNr same Ca the citHF
the same haa hnen duly apufavni ~
tie city Council upon receipt If
h'sN ste cts Treasurer shall pfas
eaei G. collect the HHinr except a.
EHe ngtf ~ cutiaftien thereof " lie
fiert, provided. that such treasurer
sHAli give ton dRNs notice IN the If
ftslAl newspaper fand hhaii mail a
10y 90 such notice u TIE owner Of
- iatz5 ~ RH#FHNNtt MtuN the lHHf
known. bat the failure 10 maii the
stHir shall not - fatal when publ.
eHtlnn thereof IL maaet that sueh
EnIi has heea certified 10 MIN Tor
kelin0tlHH amt that untass payment II
hsAdg within thittg fs0l days from
the date ~ such notice such assess.
iee1i VII become DELINQUENT aud
ana II hat paid hsfnFs such aNasaaz
ment shall have become delinquent
penalty % fiFe PEI cent shall be
added and such Delinquent assasa
menia shall forthwith hr collected
- the city Treasurer ~ his rK.ufs
HAeto capacity a. Ia collector CO.. the
manner prescribed aY law Hhr city
feaHaret shall add no penalty n
any delinquent assessment a. any
ease wl1ere The state laws fs4uira a
ulent
And h Il further resolved that
tie foregoing amendment be and tbs
same - hrfehf submitted 10 the
sasllfled VOTERS ~ ths city 81 Sc.
attic Tor their ratification aF rrises
ton n ths next Eenefal election 10
fasset the city Council tho sna
gay - January, 1905. ana slEnod b.
uss VA open asaainn tn authsaii cati0n
- - passage this znd daf Of Jan
G. H BURNETT.
President ~ the eitF gaaneii
PILED The ana az e l .sgs.,, Z, 1905
etig cotaRirollsf and ss-offlsie City
i,sis es nrs, publication. February
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nFaoLrr1oN Sd Itta.


FHDFuHEB AMENDMENT NO. fe.
resolution sul proposition g
amend sectiea ~ 81 Article VIII OF
tho CITY Charter. aud providing for
8ha sahrnissIsa II auch proposed
amendment Is the aisalifisd voters ~
The city ~ seattle at the nest gen.
ns i resolved b. the CITY Council
81 tie CITY Of Seattle
That Rectian ig 81 Article VIII Of
che cite Charter ~ TIE city % Sc
attls - amended 70 read - follows
seUflen ! q There shall be two az
modes 81 making payment for such
portion Of the cost and expenz. ~
tie improvements mentioned ln Sec
fl0n eleven liil II this article a.
shall be chafEenble against the local
i'ss Pfs'fss' PROVIDED. 20 VT In,
mediate Payment and Payment BY
Bonds The mode adopted shall 81
the mode pgtttieneed for IL case said
petitiaa. othefwias tie mode shall
T. such a. the council shall direct in
fife ordinances ordering such Improve
ME mode of Immediate Payment"
shall be ~ follows
After the city council has by or
dinsues ordered OF authorized the
making ~ an SUCH impfgye meut
ard not more than twenty tz0I DAYS
aftaT the contract therefor has been
let as hefetubefore provided, the
board Of public works shall report
70 the council AZ aasessinent roll
aluear. which shall contain the de.
scriutian Of each LOT OF parcel 81
land or part thereof to be aeHesssd.
tho amount tu be CHARGED. levied Or
asseaae1 against each Dot or parcel
Uf, Land Or part thereof iu proportion
to tha special benefits % be received
81 each such lot or parcel or part
thsr---- frog such Improvement aad
- . - arf4 LOT ssa
parcel 81 land or part thereon IT
known. bat m no case shall MIR 'isa
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MEXICAN SUFFRAGETS
PARADE TOMORROW
New York Will Be Scene
Of Lively DOings.
by eLlzAperH H. GREGORY.

NEW YORK. Feb l5.--Fiye thou.
sand women IN bnttaiions will
march through the streets OF New
York tomorrow 90 demonstrate that
New York women want 10 vote.
The prime mover In this vigorous
agitation Is Mrs. " BOrrmau
Wells. the noted English auffragist.
who il leading open-alr meetings.
and exciting her American sisters
ia the cause to action This sen.
satloual method Of agitation, n
first, did not appeal 10 some of the
more conservative workers. and
MrH. Wells organized club OF fol.
Iowera. c0mnoaea Of lhe more ln1e.
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per u serve a. such until de.IEna
tion and qualification II made ant
had - above directed undef Ike
contract ent bond iesespt Is W
ID b. audited hf tie Auaitlna ga.n-
uittae Certified checks atUnHInanK.
lnH HnHuuesHHfut proposals. shall Sc
returned g the nfapoarra The ser
tlhed thnek accompany the Huc.
crasfHi PROPOSAL stall he feturued 90
nWrH pfuesaFI WpuH the fllinE Within
the tImr ana ~ the msnnet nesiH.
nateH ~ TIE euutfart and bond TO,
newspaper dNslEuHled a. CITY uffi.
rlai nHNaHaprT foH any reason fail.
uVHiast ~ fefHsn "a properly execute
and Tile The contract aud bond TO-
uiHHHaF daafEnatnA the certified
chcek accaWo aYiHH hia or las rrn-
pnaaA HNufl immediately haeoWa Tor.
frltea. aud be ant huenme thu pfop.
attls All ordinances resolutions.
HntifnH. tax ana aaHeHaHent sales.
ana al other preceding efltemaata.
mattsfa and thiHHH ~ ufe MaA of,
huafd ~ other officer 81 funeltoas
Any Of the eitN which bY this char
tnt arr uf shalt De required - DO
published. esccpt thc statement pte-
shall ~ published Ia tHe rltf nsfts
eiHt rev sr4nar. hut naE go Hfar-
NhsH tHfvr rNpnfeHlNa issues az.
eepi So otherwise IA this charter pre-.
Nided
Ana be- Il further ,esetN - AZ the
fnreEatnE amendment he and thn
fltue ia hHfHhN, Submitted g. the
aunHTIfd Nalffs If abe 0atY OF scs
attic Faf gHeif ratifi tslaa sY Ea3ec-
tien AZ the neat EVHtrlt election Go
~ hstd ga the xfd dAY ~ Marsh.
1908
l'aaaed the city ralnel to aaph
day af neeemesF. fRaf. aHA airi4sst 81
me les arau session fn INSTRUMENTATION
or g pAnsass thls ioth tsY ~ De
egmhEf a n. 1871
a. T. ANY NuGns.
president pro tenn % the city
Filsd ~ sne TITS satb laS q Io.
ccluhaF 1897
II ". CARROLL.
city Comptroller ami eE-affirie tits
Ciafk
pate Of first publication February
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OPENING IN SEATTLE
ALREADY A SUCCESS
DR.. A. Mckay Jordan, Eye Specialist,
Who Recently Came Here
From Vancouver, B. C.,
Is Well Pleased

Since coming opening offices the Peoples Bank
building have patronage
could reasonably time have received
every life. every
dcavored them which the ethical
practitioner could oc criticism and which, the
viii practice
establish
efficiency
honesty. to
eeponay difficult which handled incompetent
specialist would ony be aggravated but In which have
expressions
isfactlon patients.
The which
time I'm which have been located Seattle believe Is
large the that while have told straighor
qualifications
unquestonable
deayored exagscae magnify in aud have
both In the private
the OF
IL lrsed a one OF
which afford 20 neglect and
precauton
specialist ailments
annoying directly
defect Of the Poor sight the trouble
which directly traced to defective which
by properly adjusted and perfectly made glasses
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT No u
a resolution aaa prapesisiaa to
amead Article VIII % the tatY char.
ter. All pFHstdtnH Tor tHs auafnis-
sion - sleh PROPOSED amendment o.
fae 4asiifisf voters - ths citf 81
~ 4 fssalvea - lar city Coaueii
% fes city - Nraffte
rhst Agtisls VII q the city
CHARTER q the eitY ~ Seattle be
auensasf ~ ahtiHs tA&fAto section
Ia. q reaa ~ falisx~
Section Ia There shsil - a 80.
E rsrtrtsutent 81 public Utilities lie
shall siNiafiV HnfoFea tbs provisions
rules snd srsaisfleas - sh~ Beard
- Fanilc Wota@ relating t. h9s -.
naFtmeat he shah - az AZ p4hlfe
a~rseatt9 ruaV t~ntaad. aapsTtuE ana
al frAHehls~ construction waiea nay
IT, s, q y 2 s. sssf.' s.. q. ''s .ss
fFgta tiuin t0 au4s present 10 ths
board - f'euiie WaFks urlttee see.
amrsutafi1ns a. q such changes o.
t-ttsrtuent# which should - -
aairea o. - made IN the equipment
Hr franchise companies n order 10
sscura tho cesnfort and safety ~ the
% bile. ffE shall tesp an Accurately
sh1Nina The tinse n hsxinninx ana
cnrfpietien he aaali keep % ffie
sa bis ofncs = series - piss drawn
20 Scale. sheNin4 TIE ~xasf p1sisloa
that eAru public Utility acearle~ ~
maps. se1Wfnx tgis d~ptAN - er to
Rhirh fhe sane Hsaf lie below the
efffeee - thF arrests Il shall b.
bias aats 70 e<F~fetit ~rnmia~ r4eFf
sifuetion IN the cts - s~ettis and
ferrft his recommendation on earh
- she Board of pahsic Works In
epuneeti0n With The city Goaneii hs
- ire tsifg ~ seattle far a franchise
and pfaaFnf hik recommendations
thereon 10 wFitlHR. iis shall. under
civil services ruiss. have control o.
80 other. Ia his department. lie ahali
have such ether additipaAi powers
So tbs CITY Guamcif may ~ urffuenra
grant. and he shall rsrferm sssch 9TH
49,. $3.50 - pssblis ~ war2~ nav rom ~
fisne T. time. prescribe ~ Htrecf Al
eii aftsr the nrst ast 81 APRIL toes
70 Me- e p ss a ssas shs sapf ssss
= office shall sSgtF~ December ~.
1909
Ara ss II far,hss resolved hat he
fsrrEainS amendment - and he
qualified voters % the CITY 81 -.
attic fer their ratification ~ reIac-
ton e The nest Essesai siectiou to
PaaAsd the CITY Caunnii che and
dar 81 January. tees. ard siknsd BY
me lu eren session 81 AUTHORIZATION
81 Sc psasaxs this sud day % Jan
G. ~ BURNETT. JR.
prsslaent q the CITY eaencil
fsiiea the End daY Hf January, 1893
" ". CARROLL
CITY Comptroller and ex-afficio city
Clerk
Dale Of first publication. February
I. ia0G
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT No IS
A resolution ana proposition 90
she eatv Charter 81 tha city uf 81
atile AID providing fof lhs subnia
sion sc nuch amendments % the uuai.
tilod VOTERS Hf the t4ti af seattle a.
TIE neat EeHefni elsetiaR
That sestlan : q Article VIII 81
she city Charter q tie city af So
attis - amended q rcaa - fniIaNsf
Haetinu 8 There shall bH = city
tngiHser a Superintendent ~ streets
SRI sewers a Superintendent % light
les and Water Works. a sIpertutnHd.
eat af tiait1iaEs, and 4s3gsfiatsH1-
eat 90 Public Utilities. each 20 = Mnm
shall - aruaiuted 81 the Mayer. ~
and 18th the advice and eoaaSaf o.
the cttY ceHneih fef tbs tert1 eA
Ana b. II Further rrzaivea. that
the fafeEuiuk eneHaHgnt - aH1 thr
aafrr - hereby Submitted - the
alalif1st voters q The eltY % -
attlr fef thstF ratification o. felef.
ton A. the nest aescrai sisctiaa o.
= held on the ssa daY % March,
fa.sea ths city csuneii ths sna
aay e JaneaHY. feas and sixnea ~
- - passaks shis tad dsy u JAa.
Z a. BURNETT. IN.
rtesifent % The city GnunrII
FllsI ~ me this kad asX % tess
a. ". CARROLL.
city eumptreiisr aaa sx-affieso city
ps.s Of rsr.s pubiisasiss. February
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pendent thinkers known as the Pro.
Erossiye Womans Suffrage union.
With Mrs Wells as leader this
body OF women inangurated the
street corner meetings The move.
ment gradually grew In popularity.
and other members Joined the rank
and file Five meetings in all have
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REGRADE ENDANGERS
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

The big cut made IN front Of the
oltlirBt Baptist church on account
Of the Fourth nv regrado Is eaus.
ing the building 10 settle. aud II ia
IN danger OF slipping into the OK.
caYniion The props pat Ia 10 hold
up the front end of the building
are slipping Services viii be held
tomorrow IN the old Temple de-
llifHch. at iioylston and Marion 49,
The Seattle Dental club give n
banquet At the Rainier Grand hotel
Lass night A number of Outoftown
guests attended
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been held and each has attracted
hundreds OF spectators, mostly GU
riostty seekers.
The campaign Is preparatory 90
an appeal. granting woman full suf-
frare. TO be made al Albany Feb. ~.
when the suffragets will attend In
a body.
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Calhoun, Denny &
Ewing
ALASKA nallsins

faf s.is ~ Nhsr ss miles nafih -
h#affis buf mo- on WafVf - serss
iiaei s4n1f iaafn feet deep with
hart Hzn tettaH aimsst aHfafeif bet
tHsa laHas 20 sEfra cleared about 5 3
aefsA aHanr aafttF4tiaus large fuuhH
e. haff tsriunfaE % hsar god safaas
fnana haass tsfn rect h1asH. sriat =
hause sd rhIaksn faar large sffaa
bsffl heas RHH ISIS kfnds ef hlmaAs
heHp - naes Fhs sHfina Nafsf pinst
- hgass. or sd reHnfFf fead n =
fHall ens sale ffurs failfas4 sfafIan
#he Ns4 uftta ant haf thF other
faiiss fHasu ta~n = 4aaFt.f fails ffnas
q afrh. asii settled district hsaufifaf
fi4as. - tas lsqsfrs - stts taaa 1t
Hafiafa atsa4f
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Gold Mine Stock

II N Herrln 4 Co, Go First NV
have Tor sale 201 shares of Golden
Gate Comstook at b cents per
share. 80
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MONTY oLoAn.

-
ran star LoAs 60. Na.il eeliles
of the vase ssrhss A aisfk hesksssp.f.
maahinlat anstnssf o. employs ean Oh.
tslu menst ~ us On bic note Ftth'"'
security
Money sdsancsd salsned people f.,sl'
without sseaflty' largest husiasas e. AZ
tatistn. ese 1T
t'salhs -
HAf.ARV tohNn
FHn cnNschNr LOAN coNpA M
toi AAhiaE htttpiho
Nancy ieansd ssiausd oeopls 81 AZ.
maHdl fsf cheap rates see a. h.elAt-
kfsah Co. so fsarle's savings hAh-
To Lean- Private money a. low fsis 4
,ntsfsst oan5f hahlhasnt ses'.Ve as"
hftA hlNa
terms coafld.ntia ~ Newton 90
Peoples Hank nide
t.ssns oa fusnitars hef.s. 80 wg
isss ICE ~ ss" '''A tf
BANKS.
T,ap esSsn.k.i akSK OF
coNanhcr
rstabitaasd iEef
Head orr : tsfenia, eanHda
and IN. unitsd STATES afss. tsns'ns
business transacted interest silss "a en-
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ssa lie nsaaeh-~u Y ieit MEf II
rudFf souNn NATIONAL mask OF
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p,s s.F ,l,ss '''' p sls % pee. ax
isfs saffaspahdsnts Ia principal elites ~
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AnoLrn nEnaesa ga Ns~ rofs
uiesa
FoR RENr-Rooms.
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FURNISHED reoms fsf rent Nth siss-
ssel sinih - and wesiiaAs healss 40
bafsaia nicsis FURNISHED small
fleat fpem q % : Weeh les Neatih
corner nsnny We fhens fits
ron RGHr-Housgs.
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NsF fsHt cheap teuss al : lots fars
rsr asffleid Ans Nfath az W fHf tisht
asn Phone Ne iass san.s, --it-ll-s
BUSINESS CHANCES.
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NHf4f uishea apsEa - hatsi fhe b.
gstiaH fnf fssiaufaHE f5fHnfhs ffrr
rent fssi u res til munfh 400
hslAls . asersss2Na itzls.r
stsFsanl hsass al in aaat shape
fius IHrafiaH# daiha Sod haeinsst. SOD
isas@ ehsaH rraff lgeaH cash aiii
hsaAla this ate Peoples ttaHk nag
LOST AND FOUND.
~ man she feaa8 pafes ~ a#fsNfh
AnH fesies feefsfAaE affefnaaH ui9l roif
~ Htnes. Ballard sst. ~ via hs -
uaHasa @HHHarif
Foa Observation-Disclosures.