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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

Slated for Savidge in 9Th
s*Batted FIR CantWen IN 9Th
Score by innlass:
Cincinnati ...... 20 O 0 o. 3
New York ...........5 is
Runs for Cincinnati Lobert. Hoblitzel. Cantwen
for New York Tenney 2 Doyle Mccormick s. Muir
ray 8. C'Hara 2. Deviin 2. Bddwel q Schlei
Wiltso q: two base hits Deyln. schlei. Bridwen
Doyle. Egan, Skater three base hit. Wiltse home
run, Tenney; sacrifice hits. Tenney. Downey; left
bases, Cincinnati s. New York 4; first base
ror New York l; struck out. by Wiltse 5, Savidge
2. CantNeu l; Eases balls. off Dubec 2. OF Saw
idge 3. Cantwen 1: Durham. hit by pitcher. by
SavidEe l. wild pitch Savidge; hits. on Dubec 4
In inning. SaTidge in 4. Cantwell in 3. Wiltse
in 6. Durham in 3; time. 2.e5; umpire. Kane
and Klein.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20
BASEBALL GAMES WEDNESDAY.
Eastern League Results.

At Rochester Baltimore l. Rochester 2
At Observation-Disclosures g. Toronto T.
At Buffalo-First game Newark J. Buffalo 2; ten
innings. Second game: Newark s. Buffalo 5.
At Montreal-Jersey City l. Montreal g.
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Academy 49, .....2 o 0 % o. %
Bulkeiey ...... .....O 0 OIL
RIMS, for Academy Lawler. Hendrick 2. Mckay.
Murray. Gallivan. for Bulkeley Benvenu1; two base
hit. Galllyan; home run Gallivan: bases balls.
of Wall 2; hit by pitcher. Shea Sistare, Hendrick;
struck out by Galliyan IA. by Wall 10 stolen bases,
LAWYER. Ricketts, .. Hendrick. Mckay 3. Murray.
Murphy GalliTan. BenTenuti. Noble; sacrifice hits.
Noyss 2. Hendrick. Thompson umpire Tim Sullivan.
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MONEY.

New York. May 19.-Money on call
easy, S-4@2 per cent, ruling rate
"a, last loan l "a, closing bid "a,
offered at 2. Time loans dull and cas-
Ter; sixty and ninety DAYS 21-46
1l-s per GENT. six months 30 La per
een&
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Baltic Team oraanized.

The Baltic baseball team has organ
lied for the season and would like to
play any amateur team in eastern Con-
necticut. We prefer our home games
to be on Sundays. Address Edw, ].
Kslly, MgE
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Chieano.


lineage $780,. .....-l III
Runs. for Philadelphia Grant Knabe Magee. Os-
borne for CHICAGO Schultz Holman; two base hits.
in l-3 innings, OF Kroh in 2-3. McQulen
in 8. Moren in 3; sacrifice hits Knabe. Titus.
Osborne; stolen bases Magee Shean; double play.
Howard to Tinker TO Howard; left bases Phila-
delpma 8, Chicago 8: first base balls. OF Reul-
bach ?. KToh /; first base errors. Philadelphia
2; Lat by pitcher. Reulbach I. Kroh l. struck out.
by EcQuillen 4. Kroh 1. Moren 8; baIk Kroh time.
l.53; unt0ires. Johnstone and Cusack
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

BROOKLYN. May 19.--Bell stopped the winning
streak Of the Pltsburgs today. shutting them out 2
to O. with two hits. Philippe also pitched a great
game. The game played in 70 minutes, the fast
est game Of the season % date Score:
BROOKLYN, Pittaburu
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PhHIies 4. Chicago 2.

Philadelphia. May l9.-Chicago was defeated here
today by TO g Reulbach very wild and
taken of the rubber In the first inning. NIcQuillen
began to weaken in the seventh. Joining. and Moren.
who took his place. had Chicago at his mercy. Tn
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nich or poor or proud and handsome,
Even you can read this Chanson,
ny no law OF luek or chances.
Every tooth you save enhances.
Al your smiles and conversation.
Renders JOY to ali relations.
Uon't despair when taAth are aching.
Save them, sIl their shapes remaking.
Lies prolonged and health extended,
Every time tooth is mended,
You will find your icy remendsd,
Dentist my crown" reveals it,
Every art by art eoncesls it.
Mature gave all in good season.
n eeth to eat with. minds to reason,
is II her fault, yours or mine,
$ hall their loss be mine or thine,
] hou shalt know in all good time.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

The Junior Giants OF Jewett Ctty
wish 10 challenge any team IN Norwich
Eudor BeClaire, Box 1879. Jewett City.
Conn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

Chicago May l9EBoston won the first game Of
the series from Chicago today. TO 2. steele held
Tie locals 10 one hit until the ninth inning. Burns
pitched his first game for Chicago and made poor
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New Enaland Leasus.
coIIeus Results.

At Worcester--Worcester 4. Lawrence l.
At Fall Riyer-Fall River H. Havertin !.
At LoWell-Lowell 0. Brockton 5.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

eellent throws to the plate in the third inning aud
four runs resulted After that the Athletics batted
both Summer sand LATTE all the field. The
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Washington


Cleveland. May 19.--Cleyeland broke its long los
ing streak today and defeated Washington TO T.
Young outDitched Smith with men on bases. The
score:
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Boston


Score BY innings:
Chicago ... .......O o. 90 1-2
Runs for Chicago Dougherty White. for Boston
Mcconnell, Hooper. Stahl. Wagner. Carrgan; hits.
of Burns 10 IN innings. Suier l in sacrifice
hits Puriel Stahl Mcconnell Hooper stolen bases.
Dougherty >. Aluzer Speaker. Hooper. Carrigan.
steele: double play. Purcll Isbell to Sullivan;
left on bases. Chicago 3. Boston o. bases on balls.
on Burns l. Steele 2; hit by pitcher. by Burns f:
struck out by Burns 8. Steele 8: time. Las; UNI
plres, Perrine and OLoughlln.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

Boston. May 19.-Although Manager Bowerman
shifted the batting order Boston could not win
from st. Louis today. the visitors scoring shutout,
to q. thus taking the entire series Of four
Score:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

Runs, for Brooklyn HUmmell. Jordan; two base
hits. Lennox. Alpernan: savridce hits Abstein Al
perman, Jordan: stolen base. Wagner: left on bases
Pittsburg g. Brooklyn 5; bases on balls of Ball /
Philippe l struck out By Bell 6. by Philippe :
time. liz; umDires TRULY and Rigler.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

Dan Murphy Makes Home Run-Athietics Win.
Detroit. May 19.-Summers made a wild throw TO
secoRd and Stanage followed 1t By mufhnz two ex-
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The Lafayettes want 10 arrange an
other game with the All oreenevilles
the 23d. Answer by The Bulletin.
(Signed) Lafayette Club.
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Detroit ...... .......0 0 O I q o A.
Philadelphia 100 o > 0-J0
Runs. for Detroit Mcintyre stnnage for PhiladeI-
phia Hartsel .. Baker g. Collins. Murphy 2 Barry.
Bender; two base hits. Mcintyre. Stanage. Bender;
three base hit Crawford: home run. Murphy: hits.
of Summers IL in innings. Iahtte IN 8:
stolen base. Davis; double play. Collins 10 Davis
left on bases. Detroit 5. Philadelphia Il bases on
balls. on Summers 2. LATTE >: arst base errors
Detroit 2 Philadelphia p struck by Summers
3. Laftte 2. Bender s: time. 10: umpirts. Evans
and Hurst
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

New York.
St. Louis.

St Louis. May .l9-New York took the opening
game Of the series today to l. Powell not in
very good form Score:
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
DENTISTRY

The dental pHssness established By
my brother, whose assistant was for
many yearf will be continued by me-
assisted by DR., Y. D. Eldred.
1t villa be plD@Gsxre to see the former
customers Of my brother and as many
new ones az VIII favor me with their
patronage. Extracting 25c and up,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

sBaited for Mcbride In 9th.
ssBatted for Street In 9Th
+'*Batted for. Smith IN 9Th.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ...... .......2 . 90 -
Washington ...... 20 0 0 0 o.
Runs for Cleveland Goode ?. Turner Lord .. sto-
vail. Hinchmsn. for Washington Conroy. Delehanty.
Donohue, Street; first base Cleveland J.; two
base hits. HEchman. Bradley. Laioie. Donohue
three base hits. conroy Delehanty; home Lord
sacrifice hits. Smith. Hinchman; stolen base. Goode
double play. Bradley unassisted; bases on balls.
Young 2. Smith ]; left bases. Cleveland :. Wash
ington 3; struck out. by Young 7. Smith 2: passed
ball Easterly; time 1.4e: umpires. KERN and Shen-
dan.
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STOCKS.

STOCKS.
sales, High Low. Close
1900 Ailis Chalmers nfd ,,,. ssA So Nk
aaAea AHslSa@aisd esppn 80. an GA 9A
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

Dubec in the first inning after two men were out
and hit SaVidge and Cantwen at viii. Score:
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Giants Pile Up Record Score.
New York MAY l9-New York ran I'd the big
gest Of the National league season today, win
ming from Cincinnati Is TO 3. in game I'm which
2s players took part. The locals scored five of
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Totals % ~ - o Totals. % "a Is L
Score by innings:
Brooklyn ..... .......o % 2sO o.
Pittsburg ........ .....o o 0 % 90
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20

DR.. II. r. BEARDSLEY
23Z Rain straat
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09
In a Perfume Factory.

Musk is perhaps the most valuable
and delightful Of all perfumes, yet the
refiner as he opens the musk pods
must wear thick cloths over mouth
and nostriIs, so repulstye is the oder
that the pods emit. Indeed, this oder,
inhaled for any length Of time, causes
nosebleed. Civet, karagulfuc and am
bergris have in small quantities de-
Ifcious perfume, but In large quantities
they smell so abominable as to give
the worker nausea. The hawthorn
blossom is delicately sweet, and per.
tuners prize it highly, yet roomful
Of hawthorn blossoms smells Ike 0
charnel house This, too. Is true Of the
bercse.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09

FERTILIZER for Oats and Early
Potatoes at N. /. GORSUCH son co.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09
- E1ARMERs and BREEDERS
NS Look to Your Interests,

Which you will find in the Perch
eron Stallion Papillion (52, $3.50 import
ed from France in 1904 by Taylor &
Jones, of WilliamsvilIe, Illinois. His
recorded number is 41,425. He is jet
black with star, seven years DID,.
weighs between 1850 and 1850. Will
stand at Cooks Hotel, Westminster,
every Saturday, from April LIST to June
18th.
For further information see hand
bills or call upon Elias G. Shipley,
Westminster, Carrier 7, G. C P. Phone
1908.
ELIAS g., COLUMBUS A. and
GEORGE A. SHIPLEY'S COMPANY.
feb26 3-m
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Professional Pride.

81 should regret very much to hear
that anybody has ever offered money
for political influence"
yes answered Mr. Graftwell,
your hearing of it would indicate
very crude work on somebody's part.
Washington Star.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09

THIS is to give notice that the State
i Board of Undertakers of Maryland
will hold it's Semi-Annual Examination
of all applicants desiring to be licensed
by this Board on TUESDAY, APRIL
18th. 1909, at it's office, No. 1873 Calvert
Building, Baltimore City, Md, beginning
at 10 O'clock a. m. All applications for
the Examination must be presented to
this Board on or before April l, 1909.
Applications for the Renewal of Lii
censes must be filed with this Board on
or before April Goth, 1909.
Application blanks will be furnished
upon request.
By Order of the Board,
GEO. w. MOWEN, President.
II. H. HoUsMAN, JR., Secretary. 12-5t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09

GEE me before buying your Fertilizer
y thi spring. I am selling Baugh &
Son Co. goods.
P. P. SAUBLE,
feb 26 3m Finksburg Station.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09

CHARLES e. GOODWIN,
All kinds of Insurance.
% e. Main St., Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09

DUYI buy Take our advice and
ID buy lumber and building material
now. You will save money at Smith &
Reifsnider's.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09
New Advertisements.

DAUGH & SONS co. Fertilizer fol-
ID sale at Finksburg Station, Western
Maryland Railroad, by
feb 26 3m P. P. SAUBLE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09

Use Carey's Magnesia Roofing, alb
~ solutely fire proof, stood the test
in the recent fire of Albaugh & Babylon
Grocery Co. Sold by WESTMINSTER
HARDWARE co.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09

wv ANTED-T good, sober, reli-
w able men to sell lightning rods.
Address w. b. SMITTEN,
mar &c st Winfield, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-04-09

Glass is among the cheapest pro-
ducts, but made into microscopic OBJ
iectiyes its value approaches gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-17

To loan in one amount or small htnsunti
on improved property
OREGON INvEaTMENT co.
fii Oriental Hook


PEW SNAPS
40 acres. south ~ Henton, good roads
well watrsd $500.
IN
10. 20 Or 30 acres, east Of Kent. 800
per acre. partly cleared cash, can be
purchased IN one tract
REAL ESTATE
Five acres north OF Seattle. 1900 cahh
good water snap
BARGAINS
Large lots. near Brighton. cheap II
taken at once
l. H. SHUTS
Phone Main ns2. OF Pacific Bldg.
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DEATH NOTICES.


Rasmussen A. rasmussen, 81,
sept. ~ seattle General hospital
Small -Ahhia small a, sept 10,
GeN Andover
scott, -uarcl scott. 10 months,
SEPT ~, In this city.
brown -Cornella Brown. IS, Sept,
Is, STel sth =
Ranaft--i.ala Barnard DAYS,
sept is. seas Aurora.
Rushei-- Ruben Ruahel s months.
sept. re. es2 tard n r.
ftter ShsFe Price. moaiha- N~pt II,
Ice Esit6 Lee II months sept 49,
Mosap~ Nefan So SEPT, rs $500
NsRieg way
L. Gex4 itth
fgoNn~-fcafi Brew n. IL tnchfbHs sept.
n, tfas Brandon
khsfwced--R. Sherwood. ~, sept IS.
SIS " tsth
Bililnss-r ruispsa "a. sept "a.
pfoVftence hospital
MCCARTNEY Ada Mccartney -, SEPT
lt Minor hospital
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Nouna man Twins at home 90 learn
nrwHuantf business References FrQuirs
"a seed position 10 the ftEht one
Call Al isao Seventh as. city, setween
3 and e'ginck b ma sHtf
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Ten Acres for $3.50

Ten Acres for $3.50
ig1 aewn ana isa a munihs sneuKh sius
hsf 90 sseff tract g psf fyr - fiuif .
.lsalsea nanb~s lGirk ACTION
NECESSARY
~ ~ nntguEuk~S a co.
tas AmssicAn Bank nifg
ron cas- uE
INDEPENDENT
Fiys acres wNl saFFeff snf WofthF
dsrnsaa Ter al pFsdasis y re s.sss
ART Ear1ea ia steadily inrfeanine AMt
prices are retflrs histsr We sfs ssii-
inE i've aers iraeis - ssa fieS toe
tween Seattle ard Everett ~
ttsz 20 lfss
i sS IA, as5 mss CIR ssessssss. ' a.
pgsioffles. stores and iarxs shaai al
wrsT WHEELER.
tas calmaa nieeh
--------------------------'
81, 900
For 80 aeres seos trui, and farm land
house five arfes improved 20 acres
oHEyoN fNvEarMENT CO.
81 Oriental nieck
nARaAIa-se aerss partially inn.
proved chickens sni Earden price isesi
terms $50. sic p~r moufh Take steam.
~ Nhiauy. gafhrafth porh at ~ noon
- - saFatoEa. sss NJ Ma1is. owner
$500 fine cleared iot and t-Foom
house, near car llns. and within 10
minutes ride frem Pioneer square terms
use viii take four fine iots at Rubth
III i.sS-~s,e s,Ss ssssss eis.. "a ca,
lire. ons block nerth % Graham av..
i1.osp--A ehelc. acre. ~Iih fine lake
view AZ Columbia terms
sLBTT 8wUNEH q ARNEfL.
aoz.a Boston Block
n Il GOVERNMENT LAM
OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT.
Conrad Waller project. Montana TO-.
irritation Drawing October I, 1909
= you may register ~ power 81 at
write W n wAYMAS Waller. Mont on
1855 Security Bank nifF Minneapolis
Ftvo-acra tracts on Tacoma Short Line
fspq up nnr-third cash. balance easy
AL reoplHs Bank Bldg -fT.at.s
FiYe-acrs tracts. 1850. good soil well
located % down 81 week Herbert q
pppsJ hehfusrmRn Block. 10 Cherry 81
Zee Mr. Johnson
FfNE-ACnE TRACT.
o6opry virwe on A aasIssn. ~ ! LANDS
WfNHfttF BHOa
800 CoIMAH BLDG
- Ranches improved and uuim. q
I proved east Of tho mountains 1
q FOR sale. % 9iii exchange for pfop- q
afir ~ Seattle on Portland
OREGON INVESTMENT co.
81 Oriental Hook
nasa-a=sasassaaaaaa4aaaf 1 Co.. =.
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RlRTA NOTICES

panato--ro the wife ~ II nannto.
esi 18th Sept 10, n SON
prinker~ To the wife Of n Rrln-
ker sci Boston. Aug a. a daughter.
Roas-l'o the wlfc 81 J, Ross. 3a2
pefsh n. Aus Il, a daughter
Toole-yo The wife 81 W Tooic.
sOlt s. Cherrt. Sept. a. q daughter.
bernrr--ro tho wife ~ A. Berger,
SSoe ssrd w. SEPT no. n son,
saofahs To che vile nf J. Noomha,
fnaE f1th. sept 81 q ron
er,ith no the wifr Of q smith. ciiy,
Aus IS a dapEhfsn
Naf western Sept ~. a snn
WcsNss To the wife 81 X Weeks aai
w ffawe SEPT son
ufeprll To tar wife of W href eii
eity. sept rs a son
nlck san.-Ta the wife % " niehscn,
ias N SAITH. SORT = . son
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Kingston 5 and 10
Acre Tracts

ifs pef acre ASA as fies Earaen aud
fruit iAndI come Of these tracts have
Euea view % sound some yert deep
black soil. alder bottom These tracts
are oniY nine miles from ballard
Terms 10 PCT cent cash. balance 81 per
acre per mouth
flNe acre tracts near soldiers Iioms
Port orchard apfue ~ theae traets have
The natural forest nn Them haNe not
been rMt ever Iefma ta raF cent cast
taiaucs Oh pee aefs prf mrhfh
Nee ~ about 40 acres near ptaiia add
Ions Lake. haif rAah proposition Thls
iand 10 In fire ffuii ergiinn
We haSe ~ acres on MhiiNY Island
OAK HAftnf Owner wants a hafue i'll
seattle ~ lots ia seattle
ELLSWORTH REALTY Co,
fafA N~~ fefh Heck
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Osteopathy

DR. HOLT. OsTEOPATHic PITY
sleefricifr. vfhFatiun. light ours. Gry and
steam baths Eyes treated. siasHeE mt
ted Fo1rfh year In Seattle TREAT
NE%TS tfea Teisph0ne Main 4ttt
sa1 Peoples Bank Bldg. Second and
ffks-
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RALEsMrN Pour Tor state q wash
tneton % handle WESTERN CREDIT
ACCOUNT SYSTEM must b ef unques.
tlenea character references and bend re-
WESTERN sNarEN CO. chico.. Cal
~-ltss
Wanted Man 20 psadte teas and eet.
y sreeefy store o. simiiAt occupation
Calls. fttA West Market o. Take
Ballard car
rRoSrscToRs caa leara lgwpipins
ana seAaYtng In one meath seid. silver.
platinum. lead. tia and copper. ana tests
Tor tanrntsa aad radiumi AZ nsn heAnl
srs oftlce' foo, e Battery %
fhternaucaal Frss Employment office
Al ktnds hwip furnished. Stty 90 e9aAtfy
Asf T. House. sefs Use pef hisht We.
~ ans MAynatd lad Eeft, III
reamstsr FER farm work SIS and
beard steady work for genrrtsHt man
Call Feni dept washinEien Trust Co
flfst sna Aaaissa
wAessa --asverai boys, sslAFf frem %
% ~ weekly. short haufs knam ,
h#disen BIDS roynsr Third asa MAJ.
sos 1T
Fvigs raramas .rs~s siesase. eiees-
81 trimmed. feesenahls kias ha' wa.
80 ""F
w3nfra-rwo xoamr nsn to weYs a..
tnf seheqi in esrhanss tef suitien -
baek Me@Fing and shorthand Must have
kecd Ensilsh etaeaftsn Appif a. TIE
--ts
Is nee waited 70 eeeapy 70 ssas
Everything nss. steam heat isa pst
nisht use per week SIS fiMs -if
amaaff~ A.ta...~,n. amk.t - -
nisht classes fFaetiosi teachers Read
broadway. seas rsslsr Msf gsss --si
"a rref s4svsa. Mes Method "
"a IN / rrisats Lssaons coyyrisnisa
IA lessons stsrT day end syenias
Al Glasses aaa sssemhllss s,h ana
Alteration hish sehoei sfaasnssi Fef
an heurs wcFk Fhens Rei 10 Ia
Two msa ~anssa 70 she's ard ssgi isaa
god Saxs&. steady 3oFS SEQ niitmaa's
cashier IN Times Htds tndag
Wanted -sornamensai lFen msn. A..
Ply - L@nors o. Ffalsq Res --it- "a
Wanted sheet metal wsfk.rs ap
- . Lenpsa - Flnisy A ROB ILLS
NAhtea cHtofsn - beafd thfes Years
ana aaHeF stef -~ifaF9
Registered asnti~ wanted p.ss. star
affise,
FOR RENT-HousEs.
on~-feom house furnished to- house..
hasulnE Eastiake eAg hns men sniY 81
p@r seek. tta E4s<iaks Gail aftsr 4
D. M mts.fa
Fuf Eeat ~ south PARA s.rcern haass
Or car ltne e. Tn0m psen. FtaH@sr livery
Natn frs8 @~ts.ff
FaF Hsat--f load. eissa eAaea pleasant
soeAtsun. scar car, large iet city @aswrg
- per taanth. tttt atsth ~ = r.
faa~-s2sssn ksns Foerns sarge lss
tsuissard Co. 81 cfarF wa1n sseI 4.
tft1 -f&. "a
FcuF-roera usaasyn cottage. sls Wet
Seattle West tt ~@lF4as
m
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nss aucglon sai. ~ the waldorf Furni-
tIrs Con- pany. commencing MondRs. sept
ss ~ 10 . rs At Me- seT Pike o.
pf~ssrFs book eases office furniture.
center tables. ftuins tables ehAifs. rock-
fets leather furniture ccurhes. all ainds
ranges ail kinds bedtfnE china, granite.
ware nd lots ~ other Gneis. q full stock
sfertthink Eeea Jpe Martin anriipncef
phoan Eass it4s --t1-GkK
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EGY FT&A% PALMINT
sac = recognized 40 the meet Nonasr-
fal raimist IN fhs world On her vieif 70
Enrepe xhc gave reAriagn that sssanished
the mcet eslAxhtsns1 and xksVticei peepls
- Errrre3n cities TulN wonderful Eavpa
fion challenges AIRY ralsntss In the world
70 Eoan pete wfEh her, she dnae not tell
thinEf - piekss peFaoH. BAT geAds he
fana iust 80 u Indicates frnfn shr cradle
10 The xrax~t tells every eefaau the
PLANET they were hern untHr. their tat -
ard uulucky piahets nnd what slap in
Ase ~ take 70 better themselves what
pArH % the eounfry 10 bess Tor them Alsa
explains thiaEn which haze atsays been
a fmYst@Ty. what hussnees yes are best
adapisd FER. whsa ard whom yo4 sifi
marry. settles and explains lave affairs
and fausliy treubiess feuaifss tbs sepsrat-
ed etc
why not s~e shs bestr IL eosts 10
more Satisfaction guaranteed AL read
inns sff3etiy renfia~nflAl
Give bet q trial before yo4 sFttfrise
EGYPTIAN CAMP
EnsteSaod staficn. oecrgeto~n.
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ALBERTA DISTRICT

tse acres 81 the RES Deer District
tioee to railroad close 20 Nthepits the
bsss farmirg lard IN the Ainrrfa coun-
ri fss yer acre niA consider some ~
aftie property IN exchange fhis lRnd
- soFatrd onif = Ehoff distance from
Red Deer ara only one paila from rail
road STATEN on a rsN Ire that IL neN
under course % construction bsAi dt'
fecs wtth q~nrr. a. tes Mefien hlas
seattle --s&-x.tt
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FuNERAl plREcToRs.

pUrrERwORTH a SON. Professional
Directors ard Licensed EFabaltr%rt 1881
lat. epp MooTe Theatre roth nhoaea sts
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