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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-10-08
Burke's Garden Visitors.

A merry party composed OF Rev
eTend and Mrs. Sexton and two
daughters, Misses Fannie May and
Helen Sexton and their friend, Miss
Althea Jones, all of Houston, Texas,
and Messrs Lee TrinkIe, of Wythe-
Vile, and George Collins, of Mar
ion, drove over To the Garden from
WytheviIle OH Wednesday,, spent
the night with Mis-. Groseclose, and
retraced their steps on Thursday. The
weather was ideal and the autumn
scenery put them in holiday mood SO
that the jaunt was quite success.
There ig nothing better we know OF
for all kidney troubles than Pineules.
These pills are really excellent in cases
OF the bladder, rheumatic pain and
kindred ailments, due to weakened, dis
ordered k.dneys.Sold by Jno.E Jackson
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-10-08
Norton Davidson.

Mr.. Robert Kemp Morton and Miss
Julia Ward Davidson were married
last night at the brides home at
Graham. Mr.. Morton Is one of the
leading young lawyers OF the county
and his bride Is we'll known in the
social circles of Graham and vicinity
They left after the marriage for q
bridal tour.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-10-08

goes to Black Wolf w. Va, where
he accepts similar position.
Hon. and Mrs. John l.. Baber
have for their guest this week Mrs.
Babers sister Mrs. W. III. Thomas
aud children of Pearisburg, Va.
James Lee Beck of Richmond, Va.
was in the city this week the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Baach Mt the
Naples
Mrs. Frederick Southgate Taylor
of Norfolk, and her son Whitman
who have been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Galway for the past
month ief: Wednesday for her home
Mrs. Marvin Umbarger who has
been visiting in Welch, w. Va, for
the past week is home.
Pocahontas, Va, Oct. 5th.-In-
formation has just been received
here of the death OF Mr.. +. s. Rob-
erts OF Bioadford, Smyth county,
this state. Mr.. Roberts was the faith
er of our townsman, John Roberts
of the law firm of Sexton and Rob-
erts.
Mr.. Roberts Sr. was injured about
four weeks ago by fall and has
never recovered from the shock.
He was so years of age, survived
by two sons, John IF this city and
Joe of Broadford. Va.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05

Cen anbulOtc llnsiOciuliit, &ictor
NielIen, bpis 9(nboloe(ie poo Smt05=
prcsiemeoet, Iom omtoltes I off"
forleoen, pofte ioa itor 9eorqelie,
fremfom unoer transporter til go
Iitifumret neO 3rusler moo Sc @e-
tiente, Ser onbolot bom. SON erflr-
reoe, at ban ogteoe at ifpOe Oem neo,
ioafremt Sc noaen Sinoe ienere DO
pe0e at tre0e BAN for nGr. S BET
Icnere 6or6br bar ian if6lge g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05
8lanot Wormonerne.

DrsE aoood blanot @prmonerne. @n M BOG, anfommen fra 9ammart til
oansh Luth. Publ. House SnDebolDer en- 9eretning ON Madame La Tour
? penOeS Sprn bhnOt Aformonsrne. Operiat at 6. Atonfr efr The Fate Of
Madame La Tour II the Tale of the Great Salt Lake. Neb en- gitenfrHt
u Rator 5rtmoot Dfpaer ps ufbgoe 9ahor gMh. '8ef.
6aas M Danish Luth. Publ House, Blair, Nebr. $40 Sioer Smloa
SOC, got tnobunben 9Oc.
Canfe Sf Utah
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05
Mormonism Refuted.

IN the Light of Scriptures and History. A Testimony to the H1sTo
RIcAL CHURCH. Written by John Larsen. Published by Protestant
Publ House. San Francisco, Ca 80 pages. In paper cover Is cents.
Der Fnbes for 9tben mesen Snhre@e for gisFDneu blumbt 9anbsuaenb
atab, ierI9 inben for ben foreneOe Strife.
5r at funne fs9e meb oenne geoegele % fpr at foo 6urfaaele ai
Ssnne Gag anbefales Ooenneunte SDser.
Danish Luth. Publ. House, Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05

" ~
lpsninger, at ben ifploige oeriqen=
mem bliper opoaget % oroget til
Nnipar for iin @errting.
Sammcrsbms / BET IL. Mar6nn=
nrcOc er Sperifriften puu ct 8iQe6e.
Der / Ben ii0lte SiO bar 1tuoet / en-
9}Gffe Sln0e. Gen Sperifrift e.
ret mGrfelig, lfriper r9orn6olms
5ioenoe", iaulom Slottet ferIt 6leD
onlagt mi0t | BET tretten0e Nor6un=
oreOc. s &irfeligbeoen foreItiQcr
9iaeoet Sommersblis / @egpnoclicn
al BET ottenbe Norbunoreoe.
llDbuuuer Sps ltOtprrimg IinfeS
ltnolg al ben enc &alamitet otter
ben nnOen, mart foraoriogct al
%anomGngOen % mart al &oroloQe-
llcs 6orifcuigbco.
Ser ggres i'll. oNonO. Nmtsup."
net enc INC 6oriog cltcr set un0et;
men YrbeiOet ifri0er poo @rruno
al Be mango %onifeligbc0er fin
ln1ant frcmub, % hporl1aur Set pil
Ipffes at noo til Gn0e mc0 Set, err
Ger | bette Eieblif ingen, ser far
cen min0itc Ynelie ON.
&rcGtnrcrnc Dg NattcfrDitcn. -
5 N%nle0ning al, at en- @uur0eicr
pon 6pn for nOgcn Si0 ii0cn lo0
line &reotltrer itna lt0e paa Wurfen
belle 96gnet, font get fros in0til
6 Srooer ON Notten, tog 6orenin=
gen til 9prenes 9eifptelIc Nffure od
foreIpurgte Set peterirprc Sltn0=
b~eosraa0 | &o6enhnpn, ON 0ettc
6orbol0 life bar at bctraqte Iom
Gprplogeri. Sporct lpG 6efrrf=
tenoe, % v6pens Stift5t." opfor=
orer 0%erefter %oIitiet til at ifri0e
lno / paofommcn0e Silfpl0e.
Set muiifalifc ~ltrprrf, lem Notio-
nnlnnuieet bar f06t al Stotsurfitcft
Frof. @encf er ct gommel, foIt6ort
Stpffe, tbi 1elpe 6loitepprfct, ser
leperer Be rene. ormpe0e Soncr. er
ontugelig lopet / @ien poo 800
sorts Sis G756-t791).
Gen 314 9[Gen beic, imllffe
Frfosie, Ser ct al WohoQni mes
1fesiinqornamenter I rem empire
4, er lapet noget ienere. SiG 6Goi= !
apGrfet b6rer 13 &alIer mes 81
f1flobier, 6erof er Sc 6 @oGier Sc
Petinoelige og i~noeboloer ppientlig
konpoiitioner at Mo5art.
NnbOlOt SeOrager. Golitiet / gbol=
it bar forleOen unbolot en- Stel=
flgger, Der / 1906, mems ban ar
gJoeoe lom Gpgter pua 9tebbeQaar0,
ioroe Jig ifDlOig / 8eOrageri MOB
e1 6o0ermelter % Ell @llsmanD Ger
paa @aar0en. 5 Wurts 1907 i11o=
fonot ban Jig | Sprfpp, og ban fit
iii lfplge v6reO. 9lp." en- fort iSrilt
til at ifuffe Oe ~beOrogne grItatnirlg.
Gcn1e benptte0e ban imiOlertio til
at f%nriDinOe efter at bapc rejit nogle
%fDntnntc 2uon % noen at 6etule for
Soft og Sogi pua 9prfop 9urObo
hjem.
Si0en far ban pGret cftcflplt al
Eolitict, bpis Gfferitrpbalier ban
biOtil bop0c unoqnnct, til GcIa peo
a1tnge fnlif 9}opn. Wnn mener
ogioa, at bnn bnr nogle ~lollanoife
pua SompittfgbeDen.
TpritramDsgpns. - l1noer Sen iio= 7
ite fortOorigc % beftiNc Storm Orep
Ser ell Gel pGrOifulot, lpGrt Nuno-
temmer / @nnO peo 2pffcns ipOligei
6OritronO, og 6ilferne fortnltc, at
De nogle Mil til, Sp5 hupoe o.
icrpcret itore MGng0cr al 3lnDtpm
OripcnOe / @cpct. StrunOfoq-
6crne eff ifoGge u@iorr. NmtSt.~
olereoe % glrOcOe Jig til, at &elten-
%itorn1en ifllloe irtte Sonmeret pnn
HonO; men ioo iproHg Gin0en pllto=
iclig ON, % Ser bIeU bercfter -intet
5trnnDingSgo0S at Den @ona.
&uTeriaHGren / Narhus. - Nor=
bprcne / Nffnren ira &ptel Sag
mar" / Nurbus er hi illttteoe. Gen
unbolOte &Grt, 9tiels Glicn, bar /
Set pGientliaite tilltnuet, bporimoo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05


Mfening at ifpoe 9etientene neo,
bpis De muliguis padnp ifltloe filt-
Be Nnleoning til at anboloe BAN,
naar ban otter bar faaet lin 6ribeo.
Som man ler, lo0er bon til at
bore en- ganife bpggelig &opoIer i
@ulotti=S tile1.
Eolaffcn Oscar Niciicf, Der piloe
ifp0e 0ireftpr S9ieme pe0 @prsbplm
&lGoefabrif, tilltoO | ct 6orbpr lit
TorebnpenOe og bite life Den ringe-
Ite Singer. San mente Jig fDrurettet
al 0ireftprcn % pil0e 0erfor ifpoc
BAN - Set par set 6ele.
Srngsfprcntngcrnc. SGuesforenin=
Qcn al 0unmorfs @rug5fore1ingcr
bur ifolgc o0nb." fnnet en- I'M font
trplcrenoe 0ireftpr, ncnnlig 2utOs=
tinQsman0 &roberQ, Der lpnge bar
pUrct Meolcm al @cItprelicn Gor=
cliingen bor lGngc bait ftp. Sol
tetinqslnuno &anicn 2litpffe til
trntrollcrCn0c Nircftpr, men ban
beer fife / &pbenbupn, % 9citprel=
icn bar pllifet til 0ireftioncll at fnpt-
tf ct Weolcm al gcItprclicu, Ser
pur boiut / &gbenbapn % lualeoeS
fulloc forc Gilipn nlco Sen Ougligc
@e0cllc.
MasncOinnb=%rOcn. @lnncrne an
guaen0e Sen itore S~ern6une6ro ira
Wdsne0iltn0 til Sre6ope6 CT for
nogIe Gage ii0en tilitilet Srufiflni=
niIteriet, lom olere0e bar u0ar6ej=
BET ct %2opforilog, Ser ifolge r2oll.
6aIit. StiftSt.~ bill blipe forelogt
N~igSOugen, inOen Siltgene tager Sit
ltferie, Mnn penter, at 2opforlluqet
pil gaa ret bltrtigt gcltltem 9iigs=
00gen, % at 9lrbei0ernc allerc0e peO
6oruur5ti0 pil fltnuc 6liOc u0blt0t
! Slcitotion.. YrbeiOet pil pare en-
ire Nor9 li0. Gmfoimingcrnc BIZ
rer 914 Miu. SIT.
st Yttcntat. Sorlcoen 9tut 6lcp
Der ifolge u6pns &enItre6loo" al
fDret 10 @ep9rlflto MOB @orqnneIter
Smitbs Gilla / S~peno6ura, % fin
beO ct rent SilfGlDe unGqif 9orq=
melterens Sgiter at 6lipc rant al
@aglene. Mnn meller, at 8ernings=
lnaltocn er en- ti0ligere i~trdffet Ser
ion, Der bar biQet bepne Tia pau
@orgmelteren.
Spmt Eolaf. Gn 19=aarig 8oluf
San Smiofel anbolGtes forle0cu II
e, efter at booe 6egnaet
eli &Gffc Spperier poo Npfobinq=I
pes &%proingbprg o. peo
Stubbefp6ing; BET Ii0ite Steo bupocI
ban bl. a. Itiaolet en- Gpfle, ct rms
lift &as % 40 SIR. Den "A Dec.
Glcu ban opmt til I Nnrs Scribe
oringSbus innt til efter noItonct
at uOpiies al Hiqet.
st ~uiOnnOerligt @clO. Soften for5
III let lille &ogtpogn, Ser par BE-
meO 3 G9ll0cr Mug, bleu forsa
poo &eien inO til @sicns Ifn.
brat &ognen bort ira Nejen
truf Ben meo Jig III opcr Ell
tell Sfrrnt. 2jermi0ner bar f~ortnlt
,Nsi. q. ND.", al Nelt, &p9n pg
auif triue0e tire @oltqe rrnt0t, uoen
Il nogcn al Dem tog nGpnepGrOig
Soften bIep ielpfolgcliQ pilo
7fter Ben Nmgang og for as Silent
met til; ben fom BOG life ret longt,
inOcn Ben blep itntoiat.
&c arrcTcrcbc Musicrc. Gfter ct
forle0en bar 9(5lcsior Mepcr
ppercnOt &oliti0ireftoren Sngens
SITTER mcO @cnltillinq on1 at label
I%Torb@renc lutte, 81 Be 6nr pitt iigl
at blipc reiltltntlole. @ertil bi0ragcr
oNott." forlt og frenneIt Pr
reItontcrnca gcnlemfprtc @cnpgtel~I
leslpltcn1, men oglnn, at sc in0bpr=
res bcnpttcr ct Sprpg iii Meo0clcl=
Ter % SplpsninQer, iom ems iffel
Solfen for1tnar. @uo ben un0en Gil
&c er set Sn0ictemoteriole, ser fore
ligger, for rillge til at 6%egrln0e en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05
Win Ramp meo mormoner.
Gf Soban Rielien. 25 eiber. 8 Dml!oa . Gents.
Wormontsnen

Sens StftOrte, 9eroomme og nuperenbe Sitting. Gf 8. 8. &trtebere-
SSmiIa9 40 Gents, ~tnbbunoen 80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05
Wormonerne.

Seres grofet. beres Stat D9 oeres 9telieiun. vi DR.. Niouris gui9.
Sperlat fra Sp1f.
s Omfa9 nebiat fra so til IS Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05

E." erflGret, at set or bans beItemte
@ening at ifpoe 9etientcne neo,
bpis De muliguis padllp ifrlloe i'm
Sc anleOning til at nrboloe bom,
uaor ban otter bar faaet i'm 6ribeO.
Som man ier, loOer bon til at
bore Ell gallife bpggelig &opoler i
@ulotti= Stilen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05

iOm fon fremituffe iaaoanne o.
lpsninger, at ben ifpIoige oerigen-
mem bliper opOoget % oroqet til
Nnipor for iin @erning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05

st Gno6rnOstgDcri CT forle0en Nut
~frropct hos Ell enliqboenOe &nin0e.
&iritine 9%tielien / Iroitrup. 6ornoen
noglc Eopirer bar 8ppenc i~tioolet
10 Sparefasiebogcr, lpoenoe poo
Gen6olOapis 200 ar. % 300 Sir.
@~istanfen bcnleOtc9 ifo!qe n9biIt.
q. Np." Itraf5 poo 10 @ngo6onoer,
Der Nftenen forlt0 6opoe 6iemIpqt
&anOs6perr, % Sc blep oercfter Beg
&c nlbol0te, BEN enc / Sborup 90
Sen anOen pno Sr6Itrup goneguoro.
sos Ben enc al Dem bar man fltn0et
sen 6eItiaalnes Sranopolice.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05
IOlaffcn Oscar Niciicf, Der uil0s

FOlntttH LstHr 9ItIItt, Oct OIlOe
ifpoe 0ireftor 5bieme peO @prsbolm
a%lpOefobrif, tilitoO / ct 6orbpr lit
6orebnpenOe % bite life Den ringe-
ite Singer. @on mente Jig forltrettet
al 0ireftorcn % pilOe Oerfor ifpoc
bam - Set bar set bele.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05

r
Ct | v&o6enbopnS Srploitbonoel"
ofbolOt @eitprelicsmooe blcp ser iii.
~Qn6rg." foreloqt GeiuGtotet al en-
&Gffe 6orbonolinger, ser / oisie
9oge er fort nnqaaenoe Selifo6et5
TremtiO. Ser er truffet Ell Oroninq
me6 Selifobets 9onfforbinoelier,
ioa at &irfiombeOen fnn fortirttes.
SelIfo6etS Gireftor SimonIens pri=
pate Torretninq pil 6lipe i%n0oroQct
1lnoer SeIifo6et, iooIe6es at Netto-
%uDbpttet oeIeS meIlem 9ireft6r eli
monien % &66enboons GrGGnIt6on-
bel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
HITCH IN UNION
PACIFIC PLAN
FOR vlADUc7

There is just one hitch in the
proposition OF the Union Pacific TO
change the plans for it's viaduct
and erect bridge over the city
waterway at Fifteenth street
the company wants to but a bend
in Fifteenth street, curving the
street north from 40 to 80 feet,
and that's the hitch.
Attorney Walter Christian anc
William WEIGH appeared before
some of the councilmen last night
with their maps showing the prar
and the councilmen did not like
lit. The railway Representatives
SAT- y was impossible to do it any
other way, as the curve would be
too great and the span too long
to make it fit in the street just
as 1t is.
The whole thing will be gone
into by the council as a whole a
week from Wednesday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
STRAP HANGERS
Get PROMISE
OF AID

Mckinley park strap-hansers
$50 strong. met at the Mckinley
park church last night and gave
evidence of. meaning business In
their demand for better street car
service on this line.
Councilman Rankin was present.
and he agreed to endeavor to- get
a meeting of the strap,hangers
with the franchise committee TO-
night, so the strap-hangers can
present their grievance.
Rankin told the meeting that II
the. council voted to have larger
cars put on this line, and the COM
pany refused, he would introduce
a resolution instructing the city
attorney to take action against the
company.
The franchise of. the Mckinley
park line provides that the council
shall have power to order increas-
ed service when 1t deems it neces-
sary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
CHURCH WILL
Celebrate


Next Sunday, the First Chris
tian church will celebrate the first
anniversary of the new building,
at Sixth and X streets. This hand
some new home of the organiza-
tion was first opened June 27,
1908, and as that date marks the
end of four years service by Rev.
w. A. Moore, suitable services will
be held to commemorate both
events. At the morning services
Sunday, r. H. Waggener, general
manager of the Standard Publish
ing company of Cincinnati, will
speak, and the evening will be oc-
cupied by an address from George
w. Muckley, secretary of the
church extension society of the
Christian church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
START WORK
ON HOTEL

Work was started this morning
on the new Olympus hotel to be
erected by Dan Gamer and others
on the vacant lot north of the
Grand theater. Men were put to
work digging out place for the
interior supports and construction
will be In operation in a few days.
o. F. Laeson has the contract
for the work and the building
will go up six stories high. On
the first floor will be the hotel
lobby and billiard room.
The block will cost about $780,
600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
PARK BOARD MEETS


The park board met last nighH
and attended the routine business,
The road building in Point De-
fiance park was accepted and the
contractor paid, and the new wat
er system for Mckinley park was
declared almost ready. Point De-
fiance park is also being piped for
water SO 1t will be easy to keep
1t green.
Clerk Smell reported the dispute
over the Land contract, for the
purchase of the six lots at 'Yaki-
ma and I street forming a part OF
Wright park, has been adjusted
and the park now has clear title
to the property.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
CHARGES OF GRAFT IN THE
CONSTRUCTION OF THE OLD
gOI4DIERS' HOME ARE MADE
IN VBTERANS' MEETING.

There was something rotten IN
Olympia when the new Port Or
chard soldiers home was built,
according to the views OF many
OF the old veterans who are here
At the G. A. r. encampment this
week.
j. T. Goss, past commander of
the state, Ii open in charging that
there has been outrageous graft
In the construction of this new
home. The board Of control, COM
posed OF Matthew Piles of Olym-
pia; j. II. Davis of Tacoma, and
III. It. Jones OF Spokane. spent
$4,000 and got building shown
by the estimates to be worth but
$21. 900, according to Goss, and
he is determined to have legis-
lative investigation.
All a Botch.
The old soldiers say the whole
institution is a botch. The orig
inal plan was to build cottages for
old soldiers and their wives but
the board of control did not do 1t.
They built one big building and
there has never been a soldier IN
4 yet. They say 1t Is more like
poor house than home.
Campfire Big Event.
The big campfire last night at
Tacoma theater was a great sue
cess. Mayor Linck and H. p.
Burdick welcomed the visitors and
responses we're made by o. R. Con-
nor of Spokane and Eva st. Clair
Osborn of Tacoma ON behalf of the
w. r. G. and by Lulu Shannon of
Bremerton, for the ladies OF the
G. A. r.
One of the features of the even
ing was the drill by little girls and
good music was furnished by local
musicians.
Soul-Stirring Music.
Following the oratory and pro-
gram, everybody joined in singing
The Star Spangled Banner" until
the swelling chorus could be heard
for blocks. 1t was the most Wig
orous and soul-stirring rendition
Of this popular patriotic air that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22

White enamel; correct ice Ca
pacity 140 pounds; outside
measurement, width SO inches,
depth "a inches, height 581a
inches; interior white enamel.
List price $57.75. Sale price,
tomor- COT IN
row W. wv
As above with glass con TX
front ............. YVOsI "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
PARK BOARD ON
GRILL AGAIN
TONIGHT

Tho Tacoma Improvement
league, made up Of the various
improvement clubs of the city,
will meet tonight in the Provident
building to take action on the pro-
posed movement to abolish the
park board.
Up to date three clubs have vov-
ed to abolish the present board by
legislation and the central league
will probably follow the same
course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22

EXTRA
No. 8 Sanitary Refrigerator;
correct ice capacity 40 lbs;
outside measurement, width
20 inches, depth 16 inches,
height 46 inches; interior
galvanized iron. List price
$27. Sale Go *
price Gss "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
THE END HAS COME,

New $3.50 pianos now $97. All
pianos, piano players, player
$85, 81 for upright pianos; terms
pianos at equally low prices So,
81 to SO per month. Lease sold.
We must sell.
TAYLER-GARDNE co.
Read page this paper. 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22

EXTRA - Box refrigerator,
width "a " inches, depth 16 "
inches, height 42K inches;
factory list price SIS. &C TX
Sale price pull y
Galvanized iron lined; correct
ice capacity 40 pounds; out
side measurement, width SO
inches, depth 22A inches,
height 48 inches; interior gall
vanized iron lined. List price
s ses;s5 :. Sale :. :. .$20.85
Galvanized iron lined; correct
ice capacity ITO pounds; out
side measurement, width 3SH
inches; depth 23H inches,
height 56h inches; interior
galvanized iron lined. List
R Pe3se ss5.So' $4,000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
Grand Army men

has been heard On Tacoma for
many a day and the old boys
showed they have not lost their
voices when It comes to enthusang
over the old flag they followed for
four years through blood and star
walton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22

STEAMER FLYER will make
special trips this week We'd,
Thurs, Sat. and Sun, leaving Sc
|attle at $3.50 p. M, and leaving
Tacoma IL p. m. s**
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THE END HAS COME

New $3.50 pianos now $97. All
pianos, piano players, player
pianos at equally low prices; $65,
$50, 81 for upright pianos; terms
J : to $40 per month. Lease sold.
We must sell.
TAYLER-GARDNE co.
Read page this paper. $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
THE END HAS COME

New $3.50 pianos now $97. All
pianos, piano players, player
pianos at equally low prices; s65,
$S5, 81 for upright pianos; terms
81 to $40 per month. Lease sold.
We must sell.
TAYLER-GARDNER co.
Read page 3 this paper. 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-22
Mp. SEEKS TO
AVOID TAXES

Judge Donworth in federal
court yesterday heard argument
from the N. P. railway attorneys
in demurrer filed against the
city and county in the tax case.
The railway is seeking to avoid
paying taxes on a franchise tax,
amounting to 100000. The
court took the case under advise
ment.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-15
QIN kRAU0

Nelson k. Richardson, Hiram Jor- dan and J. J. Vinton are attending Broektoa Fair from this place. Florence Aldrich were guests of Louis Sunday
 Miss Florence Raymond of Grosve- nerdale WAS with her father, Wm. Raymond, Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Kinder of Webster was the guest of Miss Edna Aldrich this week.
 Mrs. Testa Richardson Is spending few days with her son, Herbert Richardson, of Whitinsville. Mrs. Ralph R. Vaughn, Miss Viola cester were guests of C. l.. Aldrich and family on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Leon Richardson of Brockton and Miss Viola Richardson of Millsille were at Nelson Richard son $ this week.
 Last Sunday evening Mrs. A. Browning, who had stepped outside the house for few moments, was sur prised on her return by finding man searching the raams. Mrs. Browning .pluckily siezed chair and attempted to drive Lhe intruder out but he grasp ed her and wfenehed the chair away, injuring her hands considerably. She broke away from him and seized a shot gun standing behind the door and succeeded in driving the man out. He wore a dark sloueh hat and carried a pocket sesfchlight but it was impossi- ble to identify him.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-15

A meeting for the purpose of organi- zing an association for the Bradford Marcy cemetery is 10 be held at the town clerks office October g. It is hoped that all interested in this project will be present without further notifi. cation.
 Everett Brown of Worcester spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Ozias Mil. ligan.
 Dr. William Palmer has been out of town the past two weeks visiting with friends in .d Massachusetts.
 Charles Fairbanks and wife were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Herbert Slye of Pemfret on Sunday.
 Mrs. Frank Jordan entertained the ladies missionary society Wednesday afternoon.