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The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09

Explanatory: and b pieces of hard
pine ~ by 21a inches at small end, 81 by
"a Inches at large end. and feet S
inches long. c is of hard wood. prefera-
bly, oak. TX by rs inches and feet 8
inches long. with four one-half-inch holes
at regular intervals in lower end. d is a
piece OF strap iron one-quarter by one
quarter by % inches and is bolted to CEN
ter piece tC) only. 16 inches from front
end. Il. F. G and II are of same mate
rial, 14la inches long. J, are strong
i.ohs one-quarter-inch square by sla
inches long. For hitch bore hole
through center piece at X, use an ordi-
nary clevis. To change width withdraw
bolt at l. and move arms from one hole
to the other. Handles can easily be added
II desired. The size and dimensions given
are exact ones of my harrow. but they
can be varied IL desired. Harrow has 10
teeth Inches apart and one in the center.
ivator in the corn field, etc For the
latter purpose, says the Farmers Mail
and Breeze, it has no superior and
rev implements can truthfully lay
claim to being its peer. If the corn
is narrowed between the rows imme-
diately after plowing it will leave the
ground level and free from clods, thus
preventing the danger of washing. 1t
forms blanket which prevents the
evaporation of moisture, and leaves
the ground in much better shape to
De ploWed again. The harrow Is ad-
Unstable and has a width varying
from one foot to three.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
Roosevelt at Naples.

Naples.-Theodore Roosevelt passed
several hours in Naples Monday and
was given many evidences Of his per
sonar popularity with the Italian peo-
pie. The steamer Hamburg, on which
Roosevelt was passenger, coming in
soon after noon, was greeted with the
blowing of whistles, the fluttering Of
many flags and the playing of bands.
Italian warships in the harbor, steam
ers, private yachts and craft of all
kinds, dressed in bunting and signal
flags, added to the picturesQueness OF
the scene which Mr. Roosevelt charac-
terized as magnificent.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
Put the Post in Riaht.

Any timber will last quite we'll If set
in this way: Did square hole about a
foot deep, throwing the dirt well back.
Sharpen the post and drive well into
the bottom, then put fiat stone
against each side and chunk against
the post, the boards holding it the
other way. This prevents their rotting
of at the surface of the ground as they
always do.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
Roosexelt rrlp Mot panae ou..

Stamford, Conn.-Bishop Hartzell Of
Africa, who is in this country In an ef-
fort to raise 100000 for the celebra,
tion of Africa's diamond jubilee, ridi-
cules the story that Theodore Roose-
welt will incur any danger to himself
during his trip to Africa. Bishop Hart
zell said he had gone over practically
the same ground when he was fifty.
five years of age.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
Fig. 2.-eate Shown When Opening.

attached which runs backwards to the
top Of the post and passes oyer a
pulley arranged at one side SO that
the weight will not interfere when
the gate is raised, as shown@ir Fig. Q.
This gate, says the Prairie Farmer.
is said to be particularly useful in
places where it is not convenient to
put swinging gate, and sliding
gate is not wanted. When properly
erected a gate made after this plan is
said to be reasonably satisfactory.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09

throw 1t out of its balance and bring
1t back to its position once more.
Fig. shows the gate as IT. stands
in normal position. A represents
the two posts. which are in height a
little more than equal to the length of
the gate. They are placed about five
or six inches apart SO that when gate
is raised. as shown in Fig. 2, the gate
will swing on the bolt at bottom of
the gate and pass between the, two
posts until the rear end is standing
on the ground or blocks placed there
to receive it. At the bottom at the
latch end of the gate a stout rope is
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
A NOVEL FARM GATE.
It is Easily Operated and 10 Not Diff
fcult to Make.

This gate is SO devised that instead
OF swinging to one side, weight and
cord Is SO attached that with a slight
lift at the latch end it can be raised
and will SO back between the two
rear posts SO that team or convey
ance will pass without trouble. After
passing slight pull on the gate will
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
Try II.

Did you ever clip the work horses
just as springs work begins? Try 1t
this spring. The horses will do a
third more work on the same fced
and do 1t easier.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
FARM-MADe GARDEN HARROW.
Can Be Put to Variety Of Uses On
the Farm.

This harrow can be used in many
other places besides the garden-for
covering potatoes. following the cul-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
Gin id,0ncS 0orbilO.

Sn 2ltrou hdlt. nod Der ocrtiaen
.8srmanla", ein Soc Dliidler". ein
notorilbeu 5runtenbolo. Der fhon
GuBenoe WaIe I'M poliseiaefda9niB
ueruribeilt iuuroe. lett einiaer 3e,i
aber niihtern tlieb uuo lida Der Sal
uaiion Arme onihloB. Worcipreoiaisn
an ben StraBeuefen uno sirtulirt Su
9leih cine yetitiou OH ole Heoislaiu,
iiir ein 1eisb, nod weidesa beftraile
Yerbrsder uno Wiilstbdter. nahoem
lie ibre strais perbiiBt babeu uno aus
DER 8eIanaenihaft enllaNeu fino. lag.
nh cine gSubHoie uDn 5 bls 25 @euts
erbalten iollen. iolanae fie teine De
lb1ftiaung ooer NnsteQuua erbolien.
oamit lie nidt esstuunaen iino 3u bet
,ein sosr au 'ieblsn. Gas spdre 9asis
nett fir bic gerbreder unto 3tunien-
bolbe. uno 5olanae Der Staat ibnen
ole Nifels fur Die Sdadpfe tliefern
miiros. brduhten iie lif ua, Arbeii
ia nibt su tiimmern. Eer tbrige She'll
DER Yepolferune. usldsr ntdt 3u ben
Yerbrehern uno Srunteuboioen 9eb0rt.
oiirfte oariiber ieoOd anoere slnlihten
baben. O,sie Sorte Menfhen.
weroen ober bon ben 3sits,n Der Unit.
Soloon.2iga als leuhtsnoe Beifplele
OOn Hsform in Die 00be aebobtn. uno
oarin lieat cine eroBe 8eiatr fur bic
sriinolide perpetlion Der Dtoralbsgrilft
unierer Ysp0ltsrun9. = Weun Wbeelet
uno Die in ieinem 6oloe NebenoenI
lempsren3pfaffen lid einen iolheni
utenlbsn aum Yorbilo nehnen. ioi
muGen iie ielbit am belten Diiien. mas,
ltnen frommi. elm anlfduiaer MenihI
miro fd aber nad beliern SorbiloernI
umlehen.
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inert Die Jludt. iobalo bic Galiaaos

tuert Die Jludt. iobalo bic GaliQaos
begann.
3manaia Weilsn BON aep Wsf. islc..
fanb ON ID. Wai beim Yau Der Der.
ldnaeruna Der 8slaiIe Der Slariba galt
@oait giienbabn cine grploiiDn na.t.
bel Der orsi p.rIonen auf Der Gtels ae.
tootet uno aD0lf anoere idmet perlsbt
wuroen. Sic Ysrlpunbeten uuroen
aleih nad benz uniaa in eineir Dpipi.
tal unter9ebradt. uno nod Dth An9as
ben. on einaelne Con ihnen inahten.
iheint IS. als oh mebr als orsi Mrbeiter
aet0otet Dorben iinb. gs syplooirtsn
mehr als 700 Yfunb Tpnan,it. ois au
sprensunaen b.nuBt meroen iolltsn.
Sonntaa Naht muroe srpifAsn @oI.
brit uno Wsao. spei ileine Gtatiunen
Der @rsat Northsrn giienbabn i'm
9taate Waihinaton. Elm paNaaieraua
ieiner ettpa 500 in barren @,loe
entbaltenoen poiiiadsn bsranbt uno
oann gum gnt9leiien asbradt. 3woli
Yanaaiere ,puroen babel erheblid) Der.
Iebt. uno bon ben Daaaons bfs 3uass
murosn einselne nolllidnbia 5ertriim.
inert, Ser 3ua bate um Die 9slp6bn.
lihe 3eit @olbert erreitt uno pdbrsno
er bort oarauf partete. BOB Die sd,e=
men cuf oem 8anairbabnh0f rldtia
aefellt muroen. ipranqen orei mastirte
Wdnner auf bic 2otomotipe. smanasn
Den 9otomotipiiibrer nit porasbalienem
3erolper. rnbi9 81 ielp. unn feilslisn
ben 9e,Ser. ,pdbreno ibre Gumpans osl
8epdf= uno poiimulen BON 6em 3uae
trennteu uno bem 2otomotipliibrer be-
fablen. oormdrts au fabrer. Nn elmer
einiamen Steae muBte er bnlten. bic
Rdnber fablen Die poiiiahen. fsheltsn
oann ben SotomOtiDfiihrer. ltellten bic
Sotomoiiue riieDdrts unb ipraneen ab.
als oiele l,b in Beneauna isbte. Goto.
mOtiDe. 8epdf. una pofipaagon iau.
ten ounn in ben iibriaen 9heil bes
3uges hinein unb tparfen bieien bon
benz Settle. Bon ben Baliaaisrfn iinn4
5. q. Wilfon uno 6rau Don 6poians
arn f1limnifefi uerlsBt.
Die 8reat Nortbern 8abu bat cine
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
YoiitiiNes..

ssn ber Nnbes6nnpilfant fpisb i'm.
insr nch iiber bic ilene 1ariiporlaae
aetprohen. bod trpB aller aroBurtiaen
0eriprehnnasn IN Der lebten Bahl
ideint es lebt idnn fiber. oab oas Voli
BON Der l,eien 3nriiporIaae feine gr.
lsidteruna au ertparten hat.
N0ie 3sitnnasn ifsllen bic ssraae.
mo,um Der 3uferiruii. nahoem Der.
ielbe Die yunoesreaieruna nafmeislid
nm beinahe $40. 900. 600 betroaen.
lirofirsi ausaeht. nohoem er et,uas iibe,
so. 700, 600 bsaablt bat. Gin Mann.
Der, einsn 2aib Yrot iiiehlt. neil feline
6amilie huuasrt. tommt niGt 10 leid.
Dason.
IS pdre mobl an Der 3eit, oob ie-
nano i'm @onoreb ben Nntraa ftellt. Die
5eier oes A. SuIi absuidaffen. Nah.
oem mir es 10 berrlih ,peit aebrahi.
bob ieoe spur peri0nliher Sreibeii
onaiilih uniereriidt miro. bat es teinen
Sinn msbr. Die 8ruuouna Der aasri
taniihen 6reeibsit nod la1aer sll
feieru.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
gin9eianot.
1tnttnnt9e Wirttf1aft.

Wenn III einem 6elhd|t ooer in els
mem Dausbalt Die Ginnabmeu aerinaet
,peroen; 10 indt mon ii1 eirsuihrdn.
len. I'm ben Musfall gu beden. bis uie.
Der before .3eiten tommen. 8eraoe oas
um9etsbrte ideint i'm 0ffentliden 2eben
Der 5ol. oa niro riidlihtslos oaraui
log 9enir.bihaftet. obne &idfidt aui
serinasre ginnabmsn. uniere Bunoes-
rs9ieruna 9ehi. nit ihlshtem Beiipiel
poran. 9roBoem mir ihon lan9e nit
einem Tefiait i'm Yunoesbausbalt ar=
beiten. madt Der @on9reB INNER 9u6bere
Bemini9un9en. Gtatt Su fparen. miro
mebr aebrau1t. Wie Die @rsben 10
treiben es oud Die Gleinen uno 10
uurbe bic ssoee anaereat ben Musfall
Der Mitsniieusr in unierem @ountp 6a=
ourh gut au MAIDEN. Dob mon fir
$500, 900 Bombs fur StraBenperbeHe.
run9en ansaibt. Sic natiirlibe Golae
linb INNER b6bere gteuern. Wie lanae
tperben bic eteuer3abler iih oies nod
|gefallen laiien 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
gfun1n1er 81.

Belrhnun0 bon $50. 600 auf Die 0er=
baftuna uno ueberiibruna Dsr iehs
yanoiten aus9eiebt. mclde Spnntag
friih einen 3uQ in Der Ndbe BON Weab.
Waib.. beraubten. Man bat Ieit 36
Stunoen ununterbrohen nod ben Ndu=
bern aeiubt. obne inos1en eine SPUR
BON ibnen su finoen.
Sn Dem Steinbruh Der GalfauaH
Roab Improvement SO. bel benz elf
Weilen bon Nlbanp. q. o.. beleaenen
South Bethlehem tamen ON Is. Wai
minoefens atuanaia Wenihen uns 2e=
ben, ole 5000 Pfuno 9pnamit su friib
srplooirten. Inter ben 8et6oteten iino
Sohn 8. Callahan. Der 8iae=Prdlibent
unb @ensral. Betriebsleiter Der 8eisQs
ihaft. isin 8ruoer Charles uno 6ilfs.
Superintenbent 2errp WcMillau. Die
G6rper Der unaliidliden uuroen gum
She'll in Gtiife 3errilien uno mebrere
hunoert SUB melt aeihleuoert. Cine
sSoentifisiruna III taum moalih. Die
Bprarbsiten fir bic auaeIebte Sprens
auna tuaren felt ishs Woden inn
Banae. Dreisebn rs 6uB tieTe 26herr
maren aebobrt woroen uno man bate
berehnet. oab 100000 Sonneu 8eftein
losaebrohen meroen miiroe, nenn 5000
Bfuno Gpnamit our grplolion tommen
ptiroen. Sn f1hs bon ben Bohrlbhern
iuaren idon ie 500 pfunb Gpnamit1
plaSirt poroen. als bic @rplofOn ers..
folQte. e
Gin tpubrideinlih aus Jrantreid,
importirter Baralit rihtet unter ben
gdumsn oas GHens itredli1e gerluii=-
itunaen OIL. SIN 5orelt Bart in Broot=.
lpn iiub nidt peniaer als 90, 900 8du-
me. barunter 5000 Raitanien. abges,
ftorben. Nuf Den Parafiten purbe
bereits i'm perganaensn Sabre aufmerts
lam gemaht. unb bic lanowirtbihaft=
lihe Abtheiluna in Waibinaton lieb bic
EDDIE bon @a1oerftduoiaen unterius
hen. So melt III oas serit6renbe Srs
fett nod alif 9leu Dori. Netp 5erisns
uno penniplponien bei9rdntt. aber
aud Ohio uno Suoiana baben fdon'
cine probe oaoon erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
Snlarb.

Sn Seiferionoile. Snb., warf lebt.
Wohe ein tleiner, nnbetannter Rnabe
eiHS brennenoes Gtreihhols in einen
Nnsntdiia. Der ben shluB Der 8antrp'.
fhen @irfus. Baraoe biloete. Ser yo.
oen beg GdIies mar NIT 5troh beoeft
uno ehe Die Sirius. .gneeitellten Die
Aifen berausbolsn tonn!en. ylparen bic
fbiere lebenoia psrbrannt. FGs befat.
oen iih lisben abaerihtete Nffen in
oem 3dfia. Die polisei iuht ieBt
nab benz 2naben.
s}m fiiolihen Slinois beeinnt Die
problbiiionsDoge 3uriifsu,peihsn. 2sere
Gemeinbefaifen. unaenh9enper Yoli3ei.
uno 6euerfhub. YsrIhlsdieruna oes
Shnlunterrints uno 3unabms Der Sc.
feBloiisisii Iino frsilith aud teine be.
fonoers anmuibenosn uno ermuthigen.
ben griheinunaen.
Giinf perionen. bier Wdoden uno
Elm iunaer Mann, iino am 6rsitag
abeno in 0adeniad. u. g.. ertruns
Ten. als Elm Boot in Dem fe nit brei
aaoeren perionen ben 0adsniaf. 5luB
III trsusen periuhten. mdhreno zines
5turmes umihlua. 9ie Namen Der
ysrunaliidten iino +: @atberins 6oIf=
man. 20. Marp gads. II. 2iUie
Sinanef. Is. Marp Woransi. Is.
uno peter 9ollowinsti. l9 Sabre alt.
Sn Sem Yeoforo. 3d.. tam es am
Scnntaa smiiden eiua bunoert Mdn=
nern bes Ortes uno brei Hdubern. Die
III %. 6. Qoiurps ,8ensralFiors" ein=
aebro1en naren unb ben unaef1br
$1,000 entbaltenoen 3aiIenIbraut ipren.
aen luollten. au einem bibiaens 8efeht.
III oeHen 0erlauf mebrere bunbert
Sbu1e ausgenehielt murben uno elmer
Der 9nfiibrer Der polie Namens Or.
s. 8. Swoaaer burh einen ShuB in
ole Seite aefdbrlidb permunbet muroe.
Die Rduber baiten lid in bem 9aben
oerbarritaoirt uno er9aben iif erii.
ais 0ie goroerranb mil 4ugein buhs
tiiablidr roarhl5hert mar. 3mei unbe=
tannte Wdnner in einem gngaD in Der
Ndbe beg 2aoens erariffen in Dem Ssubr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
DerIore,te NerncnfrAjt.

gDir Ieben in eiuem nerpbien 3eitalter 0ie beu.
tigen Mnfprbernngen on bic Menitbeit beon9en bic
arbbe 4ei5fun9sfGhiafei bes Merpenipitems Obne I'm.
ferbrednng 9ariber perfalen 10 peIe Wlenicten in
elm idipereS Gistbtbum Denn fe benfen nidt baran.
DaB bieier obne @ait tn Nniprub genoniuene 1brper
bic barte Nrobe niht aus eisener Graft glilid be-
fteten fann @erabe, iueI bic W2enitben BON lbeute
aber m,ifen bab lie in etnem DIen 3eitdlter Ieben.
bbren e bann ober aud penn ihliebitd bic 9lereeal
rebenittb unb traftDS aepnrhen iinD tmmcr nur auf
bic Mnpreifnng pm iogenannten yierpeumittelu,
ipeithe n,dbts beiien fonbern nnr ben 2eufeI nit
Neelsebub n,Streiben. DaS @ebeimniB elmer luiber,
itan6st1biqen 0eunbbeit nno bamit and elmer glei.
tber Nerpenfraft IieQt it6nil bari bob biee Strait
fiur tin Gpmptpm Der @e{nnbbett uno ihr Werlnft
nur fln Gpmptpm Der Rranfbeit bes ganaen abrpers
III. Den gon5en A6rper sefanb an crbalten unb 3I
,uben b0(ir 1iebt ea aber Mnr ein Wittel .unb bna
heibt rktntS Blut aper ifin Wlut rtpetm6bi9 rei.
niGt unb b0utt Dor Nergiftnng biitet. inbem er ct
Hernarb ardnferpiaen I'm Mpntbeten an boben) aM'
menbet uirb aud fsintn Gbrper 9einnD erb0Iten uni
3ualet@ babmr6 trot nlier Nnfcrbernngen bet 8eil
iet1e Nerptnfroft mabren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
no AnxrnIIsrns.
BIRTH NOTICES.


Aarshug To the wife Of AarHhag.
ias W Eiruria Nov 3 a son
Aden-~ru the wife % % hden. sos
Sfh ~ Nov a. daughter
Dve-rTo the wife 81 ~ Dye city Nov
iH. daughter.
ANTHONY TO the wife Of 81 Anthony
18fe Federal MoF is a son
DoeEon--To the wife u J uodgou fnf7
2fth w NOV ~. q daughter
Thompson the wife ~ H Thomu-
Futtefman--Tq the wife " = Funor-
man. 19a0 r. Madison Nov 90 "a con
Kestlo-To tbs wife 81 r. KeHtle. 1914
Oh. Nov 20. daughter
skinner--T9 the wife Of y. Skinner
eiiy. NOV ll son.
Young TO the wife Of o YOUNG. city.
Nov % q son.
Fox-ro he wife u r. Fox. zoe i9th
g. NoY 10. daughter
Lawrence ITO the wife 81 . Lawrence.
Seattle General hospital Nov %. %
daughter
sirickilng ro me wife " q. s,rlck .
ling 1902 = Green Lake blvi.. Soy l3.
a daughter
Ifeyfr-ro the wife ~ Heyer. tBif
4oth W. nos ~ o son
iac0bs-To the wife ~ p Jacobs. 1907
Thomas Nov -. "a son.
L0derer--To the wife 81 .. Loderer.
city no date or sex given
Oustad--To the wife OF 10 Onsiad.
zeoa w ssh. Nov &c. daughter
Ericsou--To the wife OF C Ericsson.
1908 Dayton. Eov fe daughter
WeaMey-To The wife of %. Weaslev.
city, hov "a. e son
Hlainfeld-To the wife OF o. Hiau-
field f2ii whitman. Nov &c. q SON
DE LouR-fo the wife 90 j. Da Taua.
fs2t Madigou. Nov 10, a daughter
MCCOY TO the wife of q atcav. ffga
brauden. Soy. %. q dauRhtFr'
liamiitou-To the wife of'I Hamilton
Minor hospital. NOV q daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
ERICKSON'S JOB NOT
A JOB, SAYS JUDGE

When Is a JOB not a iuhf
This Is pugEling Mr. John Erlek'
son. q member OF the idlcrs club,
Who appeared Ia the police cour,
dock this morning 90 answer 60 q
yagyaney charge
Mr. Erickson was certain he was
a lahorlug man lie insisted that
he was
"What DO YOU do for a lvlngg
inquired Acting City Attorney otis
nrinker,
Il work for Twins, answered
Mr.. Erickson. '0h. yes. | DO. I'm.
deed do
What line ot workg' asked
Rrinkcr.
"Oh. I'm assistant porter Ia n sa-
loon. and sometimes | play the NJ.
ano.' answered Mr.. Erickson. alr
ny.
Fifteen days. said Police Judge
Gordon, promptly
MIR Erickson is trying 20 solve
the problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
DEATH NOTICES.

kigo Edward Kiso %. Nov % vyav-
SIDE Emergency hospital
Raymond - Raymond eg 20 90
Wayside Emergency hospital
Smith W Smith, A., Nov. ~. 2f6fH
Dahi--H Dahl 7s SOY "a. 2s2i west
Newg> d Walter Newgard ]. Noy. 22.
CraustOn- Earl Crausfou IL ruortEs
Nov 20. 3Gis 22nd w.
25f9 18th ~
LANE r. Lane. 90. Nov %. city hos.
Ditai
sheeban-J sheshan. o.. Nov 20. i7fa
u Highland drive
Htites--I.avina Sites. 40 Nov. 10.
Providence hospital
1903 27th
Appenzeiier-J Appenzeller. ~, Nov.
20. 3157 Edmond
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S1250
$500

One han acre THIS side Of golf iiaks
part cleared. nice level piece GO Eest
from finished boulevard. near fufoflr-
nan Terms. 80 cash. balance 80 PEI
month. Pre- abstract warranty dasa
perfect title. Not one cent DISCOUNT kor
cash
OLE HANSON q co.
aif ait-aie-aiT New York DiedA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
ON THE FRONT.

The new revenue cutter Tahoma,
which has been In the bay for the
past week. left last evening for
Cape Flattery. whore she viii be- on
duty during the rest Of the winter
The bis German liner Ramses Of
the Kosmos line. arrived In the city
this morning from Tacoma, where
she has been taking on freight She
viii sail some time tOuight for
Hamburg. via San Francisco,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

ts acres land near San a. Fuea whid.
~ Island house barn etc near iake
4 900 cash, j O, Edmundson. can AZ
Fuea' wash ~ff-stx
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A Young Audubon.

Fritz. the stork has brought you
a little sister. Don't you want 20
see herr"
The little sister, No. no. but ia
like 10 see the stork Helterc
Welt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

: arfrs - nirs level ffaif iAnd fas
tfft tit rssh. taiaars o. PEI fuonth
We have a fsH tfHFfs ~ seed Finw
lard situate wtfhin = mile - ths sound.
as beat service round tfl4 t.nek thts %
OH HANSON 4 CO.
tif.tit-tis-ti1 NsR Tafk uintk
rrrWrES SEATTLE AND TACOMA
-sf acres All srna isysi rich second
brfioru Hnii, five aeFrx 90 cultivation bal
anfs sHreiiert fssture al fenced ard
ef0sa fenrsa. pfNhafs. three sells small
house barn ard several HushailHinas.
close fU erNnni and ns3EhbaFNs rfire
VI SOC. whieh ipciB1s@ ! eowa Z piGs. rs
chickens. ard tools
ROBERT MALTur.
kitsFaasFst Alaska Building
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Horse Owners,
Attention

Best OF care and pasture Tor your
horse for the winter. Phone Main
IS or Main t32. Inquire John Wat
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Thanksgiving Gift

For your wife Cosy new S.room hunEa-
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IN Mission style. and white onnmolod
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Tor balance for only s1.sTt. Realty
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second Glars matter
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or tWuaty-fixs e~nts ref unauth rtllFs
erred ~ NAH or carrier 80 frue ccrirs
To NAL BSCRIBEBS Ths ds's
~hen year keSsfFlpffon expires = 90 tne
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again rsan paid IL adraH =. fngr nsnie
10 taken frem fhe list. A ghanEs OF aats
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PEI rear 81 50 fer Elk months
NOTICE To It n~cRIBEttS-- should
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b. o'csaxk arv essnins. gisasr a. us
fhr fR0ur 10 cali 10 eur ratu Ffllaa
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Bargain in Cottage

New. 4 large rooms and bath. corner
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Pioneer square, fenced. large chicken
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li6 Thomas It, --aa-eGN
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f27b cash, balance easy G-room house.
choice lot fruit and flowers, paved
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Crazy Main s2oi. + 47a2. --2a-g7
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avr Madison park -gs-siN
Now a-room cottage. ~ minutes ont.
large lot. $1,000 ago0 down. sib nor
month owner, "a starr Boyd Bldg
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