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Mistakes Of pairymsn.

There are probably few mistakes
more serious from n financial stand
point than the mistakes Of dairymen.
The man who fails TO milk his cows
today has made mistake. and the
penalty Is not only the loss OF today's
milk. but Il means a permanent shrink
age. This may be very small. hardly
pcrccptiblc. bat it is nevertheless true.
q cow that o. IN the habit of m.lting
ten months ard this year Is mllke1 only
nine months win reduce her period
or lactafiun next year. and ycrg an-
rious mistake has been made. III does
rot simply mean the loss az one
months milk this year liz may mean
one month each year for flve years or
possibly ten years. That means $40
or $50 n you do that with ten cows
Il means SiO0 or $500; n with twenty
cows Il means enough 10 buy a little
farm. "The mill will never grind with
the water that Is past"-Blue Valley
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Feed Charcoal 70 lions.

Nearly every hog feeder practices
burning the corncobs, knowing that
the hogs relish eating the charcoal
made OF the cobs. says Farmers Ad,
vocate. A splendid way TO dispose OF
the cobs and make an excellent quality
OF charcoal is TO dig hole In the
ground about five feet deep. After the
cobs are dry they can be placed In this
hole. starting a fire In the bottom as
they are placed In the pit and add
ing cobs. so that the flame Is grad
ually drawn TO the top until the pit IL
filled with cobs. Then the pit should
be covered with q sheet iron cover
made so as 10 nc over the entire hole
and close up the cobs that are on fire.
The edge OF the lid should be sealed
by throwing loose dirt over Il. Cobs
Will burn this way into fine quality
OF charcoal and after standing about
twelve hours may be uncovered and
taken out. A better way TO feed this
charcoal Is TO mix it I'm about this pro-
portion: TO six bushels OF cob char
coal add eight pounds Of salt and
about two quarts OF air slaked lime;
also one bushel OF wood ashes. The
charcoal should be broken into small
pieces and the mixture thoroughly
stirred. IL should not be fed upon the
ground. but placed in n box where the
hogs can get II az Will.
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The Toad and the orasshopper.

The Toad and the Grasshopper.
"If you please, sir" said the toad to
the grasshopper. you're so unceremo-
nlous that you are almost imperti-
nent."
II impertinentT" said the grasshop-
per. How do you make that outf"
I'm forty years older than you. and
you hurl yourself at me as though you
were my equal"
Forty years, and pray what have
you been up to all this timer"
II was shut up, sir, In yonder stone"
''Yes. and what did you accomplish
Nothing" replied the toad.
''Then, sir. you might be my supe-
rlor In years, but In nothing else. If
you had used your life to some ad-
vantage there'd be reason, but
now And the grasshopper sniffed
the air.
"I'm only one week old, but have
chlrped and hoped and hoped and
chirped and-well, what's the use OF
wasting time on a lazy thing like you?
! have work. to do, so goodby." And
with another sniff the grasshopper left
the poor little toad on the roadside and
went his way.
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FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
househoId Notes.

A spoonful OF sugar added to the wa
ter for bastlng roast beef viii give n
rich brown color MS well as fine flavor.
Kerosene is excellent In cleaning
hardwood or stained floors. Remove
dust and wipe a small piece at time.
Then rub the oil of with flannel
cloth.
If instead OF spirits OF camphor cam.
phorated oil be used In cleaning fur
niture II will not only remove the
white stains, but restore the polish ms
we'll
A small button OF garlic in a quart
OF vinegar will give 1t n mysterious,
delicious flavor, and It will immensely
improve salads or anything In which
II Is used.
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The eyes Of Your Goldfish.

Have you an aquarium or globe
containing goldfish? If you have. take
hint for their comfort, perhaps for
their lives. Fish. you know, have no
eyellds, and they cannot therefore
shield their eyes from the light This
causes suffering, from which they
vainly try TO escape by dashing round
and round until fairly worn out. Many
Of them die from sheer want OF rest.
All this may be avoided by placing In
the aquarium or globe d little grotto
of rocks or a few water plants. III
you use the plants put In enough TO
secure moderately dense growth. so
that the little captivcs may enjoy the
shade they afford. Chicago News.
The diamond drill., 1909-01-02

A large Russian landholder Is maxi
ing interesting experiments In wheat
culture. He sows single grains of
wheat at the bottom OF conlcaI holes a
foot 90 foot and hair deep and COW
crs lightly. When the plant appears II
Is carthed over, and each time the leaf
appears more earth Is filed In until
after five or six coverings the holes
are level with the surface. The plant
sends out n number OF new roots nc
each earthlng and sends up numerous
stalky shoots which make n very stout
straw and, Il ls claimed. yield enor.
nous crOps
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nv Geography.


/ wish erca' white ship would come
And carry me. Oh. 80 far.
Where palm trees grow and simooms
blow
And Arab caravans wind and go
And the sleen. shady oasea arc.
suppose that this magic boat should sail,
oh. fnil with az leagues away
We could see Ice foes and Esklmos
And The northern lights an sold and
rose
Where the sun shines by night and by
day
! think N really SAW the world
Geography would seem true.
But o. they mean that MeNlc0's green
And England yell0w7 And ! have
seen
IF in mv atlas that Holland ls blue
Oh, dear. how 7 wish that ship would
sail
And teach my lesson to mel
For though ! study % hard IN my
book
And even when az the map look,
can't learn nay geography
Youths Companion
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aMerrie Enaland -

Children viii all be surprised 10
hear, no doubt. that the word "merrie'
as here used did not originally mean
cheerful or gay According TO Or.
Edwards, good authority IN such
things. Il was first "mere," probably
from an Anglo Saxon adjective mean
Ing excellent. lllustrious. renowned.
When a chief addressed his followers.
calling them merry men, he did not
mean men OF mirth. but men OF re-
nown. when we speak or "merrle
England" now. however. we give the
adjective the sense OF our merry"
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FOR THE CHILDREN

Who ls Hel-~A Guessing Came
A good guessing saAe II eaiiea .whc
l. hes ll may he played hy any NUM-.
ber of persons and is suited to both
old and young. Let The leader give a
brief sketch Of some famous man or
woman and at its close ask. "Who is
he.' or "Who Is sheg' The first
player 20 guess correctly scores one
point. and thcn he gives similar
sketch. The game goes ON thus as
long as desired, and the player having
the largest score at the end wins. lf
would add 60 the interest IL prize be-
offered say a book OF some kind,
preferably a biography OF some cele-
brated person.
The game may be varied by telling
an anecdote OF some famous person
living or dead. but IL must be agreed
at the beginning OF the game whether
the sketches and anecdotes are to be
Of the past or the present. For Illus
tration, IL II is the past the leader
might say, Gle was born on an island,
played there when boy, left his home
for another land, won its victories and
had himself crowned and finally died
on an island" or course the answer
to this is quite easy-Napoleon.
II the game is OF anecdotes there
Will be no trouble In finding many
about celebrated people, beginning
with the "llttle hatchet' OF our colo
Mai days.
The diamond drill., 1909-01-02

Teddy was saying his prayers at bed
time one night not long ago. Kneel-
ing down at his mothers knee. the
sleepy little fellow began: "Now lay
me down TO sleep / pray the Lord
my soul TO keep" He paused. "If'-
his mother prompted-"if he hollers.
let him go: enie. menic. mimic. mo-
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Plowlnn ths orohnrd.

The proper time 10 plow an apple
orchard Is ip early spring. as soon as
dry enough. IL is usually bad practice
TO plow ln the fall There may be no
harm done but there Is always dan.
ger Of hrnising tho roots or the trees.
There IL also danger 81 erosion bv
winter or spring washing Af&
Gentleman
The diamond drill., 1909-01-02

For cakcd ndder bathr te alsr7l
parts with bot water as yan can
stand 20 your hands. ~ honr nt n
time twice daily TO redHee swelling
Then apply turpentlne anl lard equal
parts. When dry give the cow tea
spoonful Of nitrate Of polash 10 drink
Ing water once daily linard's Dairy.
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Wagner and Lever May BE Masnats


Jimmy Sebring the so called base
bail outlaw. who belongs 10 the Chi
caeo Nationals, has been mentioned az
Pat Donovan's successor as manager
OF the Brooklyn Nationals for next sea-
son. The Cubs. X IL understood. have
agreed 10 turn over Sebring 70 Brook.
iyn
The diamond drill., 1909-01-02

A COW is useful animal. II has
leg In each corner. It chews gum all
day. The COW eats grass and gives
butter It has two horns which IL
blows every now and then. 1t sounds
like moo Cows bones are used for
soup. It's hoofs are used 10 glue with.
guess that Is all know about cows.
Dottle In Philadelphia Ledger
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BE neat. BE orderly. BE proud. Be
studlous. BE loving BE truthful BE
faithful. BE industrious. BE helpful.
BE sympathetic. BE charitable. BE for
giving. BE grateful. BE ambitious.
BE unsclfsh Is unenvious. BE cheer.
ful.
The diamond drill., 1909-01-02

Famous Race Trrcle % Be Abandoned,
The deaihknell ~ trotiine has been
sounded In Massachusetts, Readvllle's
trotting truck Is 10 close. and With Il
goes the last track IN the state. This
II the last season ~ the famous mile
track. known al oyer The world ns tbs
course whore che FIRST mile I'D TWO min.
gutes was trntted and the scene Of
many of the most Sensational and
spectacular light harness contests since
the origin Of the sport President
johnson of The association made the
announcement that az the cnd Of this
grand circuit meeting the track win
be sold and that as soon as possible the
grounds and property will be disposed
Of
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The World Almanac and Enclopedia a
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No merchant. farmer. business man
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Cereals For Children.

Authorities claim that it Is very I'm.
furious TO allow a child 20 make a full
breakfast OF cereal While child
may appear TO thrive for time. trou.
BILE VIII afterward follow This Is not
SO much the fault OF the cereal-for
competition has produced some very
excellent breakfast foods-but with
the manner or cooking and mastlcat.
ing. Composed largely OF starch and
tough fiber. cereals should be thor
oughly cooked. Those which do not
need cooking before serving should
be well heated and all moisture or
dampness removed. Cereals are some.
times improved by adding raisIns,
dates, prunes aud figs.-New York
Post
Wagner and Leever May BE Maanates.
Hans Wagner and Sam Lecver OF the
Pittsburg club are trying TO make ar
rangements 20 buy the Grand Rapids
franchise In the Central league. The
plans call for Lever 60 act ms presl.
dent. secretary and business manager
Of the club. with Warren GIN. who
played FIRST for Pittsburg the Inter
part OF the season. looking after the
playing end. Gili Is handling the deal
for Leever and Wagner.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMAle-

PerapiraH0n and is doors f.oary'a
Absorbent Compound removes the cause
~ GIL druggists ~ff
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

POafTINELr TUK ONLY CLANCY
LEFT
To obtain a tract ~ acreage located
within ~ miHHfrF ride en car iins from
he business district of TaenIna. win
tsceni faff. and oHefisaAiHR tho Hnfire
hAf ard mountains ir sfeff direction.
tefTal iuQusaud feef ffonflaF % raf
iiur Amt@ns booking ~ aIFaH np
f4te.Hsf within d year viii d. well 80
f1altu lHifafr sinh ne fmms4laffiFi -
this ia positively thr onlg Opportunity 20
procure several acres fvf plating puff
poses az. 1fs viii handle thr entire
proposition tuF terms and particulars
address rhliig Matthew. The ansing Ia
COMA Wash
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HELP wAnrEp--MALg.

~--------s---s4-- - -'-.,- 49,, :
Contractors wanted % fafntah Niaee'
and estimates ON store aud hotel tula
les also several cottages and buns allow
Also want man &C. take contract 81 $40
lag street eos feet a. fetft ian1tn. ~. an
dock ON ms new fuN naltr, ~ W. 80
PARK. a. NAVY NAhp lisnt
work At koea vases In This Vicinity
can use number ~ fnvNheclfA ann
hnfsfs an nay property Zee my $500 -
r.ananef Nj neauott ~ the Hillfneh
efflav ~ Nhnff AZ nf~Meftgr iehe
Navf Yard eaais tF0ut cpllnAn does ~
aFfNa
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You Will Not Regret

Hasing consulted fhis office before huy
ina nuf judgment backed ~ yehfa -
experience is az your command
1850 Fnahat arFss on boulevard ana
II y T. FnHif, ! mile from
new iAfsfurhhH ana rail-
read station fuet south ~
fity Price ffts
tgoe Cssh-~hmaii house with eitg wa
ter lef fnktDg. iu garden.
near fhlnnsy az. ear Price
tlt0
soc cash--io sffsa acres cleared
and in cultivation. bearing
orchard. good hoii, near
iutsrufpan, on county road
and ~ Pc - route, iasE
than 3 miles ff1fn city iimt
tie Price 81 zoe
tisto Cash Modern, erfnom house All
improvements Ca except
paving iof taEia0 riosc 10
Price ~ poo. INCLUDING
FuhNiTuhE
A. r. SHOWS. noem ~. 100 ana A.
---s.t
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MILO Haydi scalp face nassayr
Room ], Eadium hotel 20 and PIKE
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Frederick = Nelson have positions 70
r4ah Hiris and erFand heys Nha 30 ne
infrnh 10 entef school thiH fAil
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A Home S. Per Month

We wifl reii you q acres uf coed iana
for si1t payable alTta cast. balance
~ pfr month. good seii. reunfg rna1 :
Photographs 81 idanfireI place. Hed ns
a. an0s.
OLE HANSON a co.
stksEft-1iNa1i1 &ew rafk nietk.
BATTLE DAY. MONDAY. EEFT G.
'NE IL. nE TBiEHE~
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To the Young Man

why don't you buy some Seattle realty
OF some acreage close 70 Scatter Bye
and bye Yen can resell and make a
reasonable profit We sell acreage and
lots on easy terms az reasonable prices.
We are selling now five acres ~ good,
rich level land az roulnbo, which ia
lust across tho Sound the other side %
HaiHbridge island. Tor $50 per acre. on
terms Of 80 cash. balance two years.
Call and Sc az
OLE HANSON a co.
9li-5i5-at6-3il New York Block.
-
SEATTLE DAY. MONDAY, SEPT. 6.
WE'LL BE THERE"
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Warning to Strangers

Under Fictitious names. dec~piste ~
dresses etc Ads atF rHhiishra N 49,
eaianana "a Seattle newapapfss
- .invsfor ssaaH unless Tire tifW MANS
q sIxnea 10 ~ business With At4ehs
Nfthout iaaktnG 90 references
IL. hanais fafma lands acreage. irtp
We deal ph the square NAf
chances with rteok
OLE HANSON a co,
att.sla.als-gT NrN York uleess
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1--WE AcnE TnAcTf

1--WE ACRE THAcTh
THIS ~ TO NOTIFY YOU that our
five acre tracts out near tho intorurban
are going rapidly Better 80 out and
look them over aud secure nice tract.
Level land deep. rich soil. Even " you
don't want 10 use q Just now, five or ten
acres Of good land, we'll located between
two live, growing cities. ~ mighty good
thing 20 have and IN a few years viii
be WORTH MANY TIMES what you can
buy II for today We are selling these
tracts on such easy terms that you would
hardly miss the money Prices 1850 to
$3.50 per tract. Small payment down.
balance like rent.
ROBERT MALTBY
sio-e20-92i Alaska building. ga
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Gardeners, Attention

Five acres Of rich valley land. a,
O'Brien station. on ~ ~ Finest sol
on earth. Easy terms Under the
Duwamiah ditch
OLE HANSON 4 co,
ait-al5-aie-aiT New York Bloch.
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CHEAP--MY BIO CHICKEN ana fruit
ranch, right on the sound. only 1915
Terms tgb down. o. per month see cap
tain on boat Venus before 10 a. m. pier 6.
FOR ONE-liALF WHAT 1T Is WORTH
drew claim No, 81 In the Flathead
Indian reservation, I must sell my 10
acre ranch, good house, chicken houses
barn, concrete hrooder crock runs
through place on good county road "A
mite from ear nud depot. zoe round trip
70 seattle school, posioffiee and stores
offer this for sTb0 on terms TO suit pur.
fhaeer. II you want the best ever OF.
fered for money come quick ace chick
ems, ducks, geose. COVE and horaes All
for sale Rnd must SO. TakH Renton street
car at Occidental and Yepler To EarlinE
ton. See Henderson, owner.
SEATTLE DAY, MONDAY, SEpT 6
WE'LL BIZ THERE"
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have more Business thar ! CO hen
ale ana need a good man 20 rstR 49,
nuf fuar and fNe-Aers tracts - - l4-s
nuttias GA the market. hustlsrf eaA eAe
r. mst. isse o. Ises E4g month. AZ -
nsnsua ugii Re paid ~ W.. and Ntt -
perteaaent position sapsftenss ~ -" -
saFs Take TaeafnA lAtetafea !"
rlfs. CIV sse Nj. Ktce ~ etfiess iass
want 10 rnsn a. enee 70 So brasil asa
we.,s ss, 80 aAy ,,ss As ssu 'a'' was, CSC
.nss.wan speAhtnK All scandinavian iAa.
$500 --tf
rhr~e yoaar Ynsn 20 shaw ard sss
,sf.to~4ft axp4rtnnee ret nrrrsHAff VIII
leach sea the best business ~ -. -.
ftoaeasF ard saaaa Arpe atAiasr Aesst'f y. "
fasutfr confidence 30 what Y1ap sat, Afs
sss~rtiaf aaafities We GUARANTEES fea
gise pei maHsh. Yeu can make t4,g y.
ssSe " rnen VA re ,ea Z. N lsssnsssen
tmauira TOT Mr. usanssi 81 ses0aA ''N''
4tnnA en- whMff 49,
4EkTrf.E DAY. MONDAY. hMt1.
. arN WANTED TO Snow o. ssli
lsnds eaa make tita % ttas psf m'ssn
ard learn heat business On earth 80
sflssrranss tand manager. rgcrn =. 90 fnd
rect Il Ttnaes hiook today and -.
napa -
s-hsap. cAsap- Five aerss @egna
ter ffas4f 9niy ftsa. terms - eamn. y
a. nauntt hraf buy On THIS ei1a -
seesra see rutter nn steamer NFH44
pier q toet % University -. eesefs 10
u m
fnternationai fs~s EsnrioYra@ps oftirs.
Al kt1as heir furnished. citF % coNntfY
A.Y ~ uouam. beds iaa Der nthhd Va.
iee ara Maynard fnd gsff III
uasinsss makes me s~'i ny tHauilsai
ss.rnrarY hnrsae ~ three lsFse FnffnHH Nast
sataa on stre<t ear line noe shAa@
sreaa lava ana Flowers So NJ hsh-
a~rssn At Esriington. % hs~ hs"t~A
tatsrufban
a Pref stevens NsN Neshof ..
- Tearhiax Dancing pvafantes9
I'm IN Private Lessons CaprTtHhte1
NY iesNans every day AHd s*enins
Glasses and assemblies ssh and
Pine
F0y sAls--AwfaItY cheap II acrse with
$50 iaYiug hens horse and hexsy efa
! good dairy caws piaatY seed pAstafs
fer sfnek place has twa sood sVunea
4. located on good county read. untf I'VE
fafautss wnik from atafines good raarhrt
ss~trss handY. al secs far 1875. an terms
N fsa aown balance IS per month TsAs
Tacoma intsrurban 70 Pacific CITY see
arsrrLE pAY. M0SpAY. SEPT s
WELL. BE TfIENE"
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BEAuTiFn. EARffNoToN gAU-
DENS. RIGHT ON STREET CAR. no
atumpa no stones all cleared. street
graded sidewalks aud water. large lots
Tor t15 lot ana up, 81 month. we are
selling acre tracts. all cleared for Rko
an acre and M; 81 month nxcur-
sion Sunday, Take nenton interurhan
at Occidental ana Yesicr to Darlington.
been swede, not long from old coun
try, and ] Will sell my chicken and her.
~ ranch. good house and chicken house.
on nice road for county I have iot I
good neighhora aud school, awful good
town BY me- ali | viii sell Tor tt0O down
aud $50 every year You viii see me.
Peter hederborn o. suffer, steamer We
mus, Pier Q, before 10 q. M
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Chicken Ranch for
$3.50

We viii soil you five acres Tor chicken
ranch, on q good county road. for 1850
f25 cash, balance two years Good
title, Warranty decd Free abstract
We always have what we advertise.
Ole HANSON g co,
3f4.3ib-siG.3i7 New York Block
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Gardeners, Listen!

acres % Keod land Ter teka. SIS cash
sic per nenth buys ftue fertile acres
TIC tare from Hcattie, level easily clear.
OLE HANSON q CO
Sfi.4li 3ie-9fs Sew York Block.
80
SEATTLE DAY. MONDAY. SEPT G.
VEL BE THERE"
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My friend who was 20 80 TO Alaska
wants me 10 sell his fivo-acre chicken
ranch, neat Seattle, on electric line: ell
cleared, IN fruit. garden and berries
house. farm, outbulldlnFa, a lot OF chick.
enn COW, horsoi all furniture Worth
twice what he asks for a. 1850 $50
down. % per month on balance See my
friend, Mr. Sutter. or the captain. steam.
Of Venus, Pier g. before 10 a m
Five-acre tracts. 1850. good soil. well
located - down, 81 week Herbert Il
Upper, scheuernan Block, ITO Cherry st
Seq MIR. johnson.
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Let Your Money Work

~ buying a ief in Greenwood Az
Aasiti0Hs fft9 - fasa each 80 Don p
anh 90 month Our RAlssfuan ~
branch office Ssh ara Green's God emf
~ phinHey as caF lire. viii anos you
fna property.
PUGET BAND co.
tit-fGt White flfE --l-2
SEATTLE DAY, MONDAY. SEPT e.
WE III HE THERE"
because ~ sickness VIII sell my board
inK house cheap Nith 8 acres rifh tqti.
one acre cleared Ia efaps eipss 20 hiR
nhgnEie miN 50 rnen aaa soFging eAmp.
elso ; COWS 60 laying hens. lf decks
all goes fof $3.50 Have ~ hqsfdefs now.
Very ensy TERMS la now SIC month
zee NJ Ebdahl Blacksmith. ~ Nr
Hoisnes ~ tiiruifngham Take steamer
NennN. f9ni InlaefAli1 At ~ .. N.
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To the Young Man

way don't you buy some Seattle realty
o. some acreage close 10 Heattler bye
and be fDa car frHe4i and make a
fsAsane bic profit We Sell acreage aud
We ere neiiiuE nnN fiss acres 81 coed
rich. Level inhd al pruiNto. which 10
ipki ACROSS The Eound. the other aide Of
nRinbridss Island fsf txt per acre. on
tsrtns o. SIC cash. talancc tao years
Cali and Gee ua
OLE HANSON 4 co,
sisssik-sis- Az New yogk block.
SEATTLE DAY. MONDAY. SEPT. e.
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A Home S. Per Month

We VIII sell Nd0 acres 81 good land
for si7k. payahie $3.50 cash balance
tt per MONTH good soili county road
40 once.
OLE HANSON & co.
sia-sio sie-siI New York nlock.
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have more business than faD handle
and nseA Ktsu& man 90 help saii our
Z end fsatfr fFnfis We are suti feftlnk
90 fro wafAef hussiefs can easily make
tfes nr fNeF per mnnsh All rSpensus
VIII ~ rsit - 40 and will - 4 pertua-
nest lastiicns fNHsFisrer not necessary
Take Tacoma fDferrfhsu 60 Pacific city.
See Mr tiicn 81 office 5ari sasi 81 sta
fieu
eEATTLE DAY. MONDAY. SEPT. {.
WE'LL. BIZ THERE
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Worth Going to See

fcw rery good lots left near Green
weed az fesi91. ts1s to tetn each. tie
cosn $40 a mouth. our salesman at
branch effice. shth ana Greenwood. end
- fhluney az car line. viii show you
the property.
PUGET LAND co.
tih-tis White BidE. -is
SEATTLE DAY. MONDAY. SEPT 6
WE ~. HE THERE"