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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-22

Explorer Cook, in a r-ply to q
query from hrtle girl n to
whether he found Santa CIaua a.
the North Pole, SAID he discovered
him in huge snow palace, end
every room, from top to bottom
was covered with toys and candy,
and great big packages Of good viii
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-22

and Kindness for little boys and
girls. And there were special con-
gratulations. happiness and con
tents for le.lovships for the grown
ms
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-10-22

To those VINO contend that what
fey read in the papers can not be
'~lieyeI I-esrec 49, s cf
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
DELICIOUS FRITTeRS or CORN
Good In late Months When pelleaey
Gets Too Old TO Eat from
the Cob.

When corn in the fall gets too old
to eat from the cob Il can still be
made into delicious corn fritters. As
rule these are made heavy with
-four and are fried In lard so as not
to be delicate. The recipe given makes
them tender and delicious.
To eight ears OF corn. grated. take
two eggs and little salt Separate
whites and yolks. STIR the latter into
the corn and Just before frying add
whites which have been beaten To a
stiff froth.
Have plenty OF butter sizzling hot In
skillet and drop the fritters In. a
tablespoon at a time Cook until q
delicate brown Turn with . cake
turner 10 brown on both sides.
These fritters are 30 soft that they
break unless carefully handled. They
should be cooked and served imme.
diately. Fresh lots are passed as In
serving hot cokes.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
spleed Glnaer Cakes.

These are wholesome and delicious
for afternoon tea or the lunch basket.
II is well to have a goodly number. for
they go like porverbial hot cakes. 3"
Warm together in big earthen bowl
one pound OF butter. or butter and lard
mixed. and a pint OF black. rich mo-
lasses. Add one pound OF light brown
sugar. a half cupful OF cream. two
tablespoonfuls OF ground ginger. two
tablespoonfuls of cloves. two grated
nutmegs. a tablespoonful OF salt and a
tablespoonful each Of allspice and Elm
namon. Sift together three pounds OF
-four that has been already twice
sifted. two teaspoonfuls OF cream of
tartar and a teaspoonful OF soda Add
to the batter. and. lastly. fold In n
cupful stoned raisins and currants
mixed. a half cupful thin sliced cit
ron. and a cupful nut meats. Bake In
small pans. In n quick oven.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
Christmas Candies

Homemade sweets for both chill
dren and grown-ups are the most sat
isfactory, for then one can know ex.
actly the ingredients that are used in
their manufacture.
The foundations for most candles
is fondant. Take for making IL, five
cups of granulated sugar and add two
cupfuls of cold water and set II on the
back of the stove until the sugar Is
melted. Add one teaspoonful of cream
Of tartar dissolved in a little water.
This does away with the sickly sweet
taste Put the pan over the front OF
the fire, where 1t will boil. Do not
stir IT after It is hot ana do not shake
the pan. When IL has boiled a few
minutes. try 1t by dropping a tiny bit
quently. moving the pan where IL will
keep hot but not boil. for IL changes
so rapidly from one degree TO another.
When the sugar dropped in cold wa
ter is firm enough to make rather
hard ball when rolled between the
fingers, but is not crisp. pour 1t into a
shallow pan and leave to cool till u
will wrinkle when the pan is tipped.
Stir IL with large spoon until II is
quite cool. II II does not harden
enough to use, put 1t into the pan at
the back of the stove again until II is
melted, then let IL boil again, trying
often. If. on the other hand, the fond
asst be found grainy, add a cupful Of
cold water and boil again until the
right consistency is attained. II may
take a little practice to make perfect.
This fondant will keep good for weeks
IN a jar covered with waxed paper.
With the fondant as a basis all sorts
Of delightful sweets can be made.
candied Figs.-Cut a few fss in
strips an inch vice and roll these In
fOndant When nearly hard cut them
in pieces with a sharp knife.
Date candy.-Roll some balls Of
fondant Stone some goOdsized dates,
cut them in halves. press one-half up
against each side of the ball OF fond
art Walnuts nay be done in the
same way.
Tutt Frutti candy.-Take a shall
low pan. line It with waxed paper:
put laver Of fondant LAYER Of
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09

chopped pineapple. candied cherries,
chopped figs. dates. etc. Cover ths
top with fondant let it harden q III
tie, then cut in small squares
Chocolate Creams. - Use confec.
toners chocolate for these Melt IL.
Take good stid fondant. flavor Il as
desired. form II into balls. aud drop
them into the melted chocolate. II
liked. chopped nuts. dates, etc. can
be mixed with the fondant. and makes
a pleasant change.
Chocolate Almonds.-Blanch the
almond meats by pouring boiling water
over them and letting them stand a
few moments Turn the hot water on
and cover with cold. when the skin
may easily be rubbed on between the
thumb and forefnger. Break some
sweet chocolate into small pieces. put
into a dish and set in larger pan OF
hot water When the chocolate Is
melted put a blanched nut meat on
the point OF a skewer or darning
needle. or use a candy dipper and dip
into the melted chocolate. Then lay
on oiled paper 10 cool. When the
chocolate coating becomes set dip a
second time. Flavor the melted choc-
olate with vanilla II desired.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
RECIPE FOR STUFFED TROUT
Formula That Has Been Handed Down
In One Family for Many Ger
erations

Wash the trout and dry thoroughly
between linen towels. stun with the
following Ingredients One pint OF
hreadcrumbs moistened thoroughly
with melted butter. two tablespoonful
OF sherry wine. Juice Of one lemon.
grated rind of half a lemon. one tea
spoonful each of finely chopped onion.
parsley and pickles. salt and pepper to
taste: add a light sprinkle OF thyme.
sage and majoram Have ready some
thin slices Of pork cut from the fat
part OF pork chops. which give a fine
flavor TO the fsh; cut to nt around
stuffed portion OF trout and pin to-
gether with wooden toothpicks.
To Bake-Place some Of the pork
fat in a large pan, try out TO light
brown, remove scraps, dip the trout
into the unbeaten yolks OF eggs and
10y on the pan entirely separate from
one another. Bake In quick oven,
basting with the pork fat TO light
brown. When done place on platter.
garnish with slices OF lemon and sprigs
OF parsley and sprinkle lightly with
chopped parsley. Serve with water.
eress and stuffed potatoes.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
Useful Kitchen Table.

A most useful article OF kitchen fur
niture is a small movable Einc covered
table. II should be about 2s inches
high and the top two feet square. The
top should be covered with zinc and
the table should be mounted on ball
bearing casters. When canning fruit
or making griddle cakes II can be
rolled up TO the range. You can set
saucepans or frying pans on II II you
wish. as the zinc is easily cleaned. An
unbeatable. II required. may be added
and placed about nine inches from the
casters. This has been copied with
success.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
Roly-Poly.

Take one quart Of -four. make good
biscuit crust. roll out one-hAlf inch
thick and spread with any kind Of
fruit. fresh or preserved; fold so that
the fruit will not run out: dip cloth in
to boiling water and -four II and lay
around the pudding closely. leaving
room to swell; steam one or one and
one-half hours; serve with boiled
sauce: OF lay in steamer without a
cloth and steam for one hour.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
TWO WEEKS LEFT FOR MAKING
XMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Courier has only two more
issues this year-Dec 10 and 22. and
our merchants had better make good
use Of the time left, If they have
news for the Christmas shopper. Our
last issue will be gotten out on the
afternoon of Wednesday. the 22nd-
instead OF Thursday morning. the 23d
and viii be a hummer for the last
word to the holiday patrons. Space
in the last issue must be engaged
NOT LATER than Monday. and all
copy must be in by Tuesday noon.
Correspondents will please remember
mail their letters earlier 10 insure
tn, ir publication.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
FARM LOANS !

lam authorized to take AVE. =.
for farm loans in Ooioh ana W =
Counties. Tenn. aud In fu'''' y
Ky, at the rate Of b per S''
annum UNTIL JANUARY l.
40 per cent Of the full ea'a 'N'
a farm viii be loaned Loan ,
in sums Of $1,000 or more 10 % !
of land Of FIFTY ACRES oa ;, :
on five or ten years time Wv
ilege to borrower Of paying 'l., ~,
one year in full or making -. ~
partial payment desired a. ,'.'', -,
OF six months after the sA'"' !,
one year. the interest os'ns :
on partial payments made .,j
@. sPRADLIN. At'Orns'A'
I'm Union CITY, Tenn
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Fulton cireui, Cour, EansI
W c. johnson a Etc, Rai
against J l. and Lon RobsrnsI
fcndant Equity.
by virtue Of a Judgmsr, n.
der Of Sale Of Fulton Cifcu, 4
rendered at the Sep;easg
thereof. 1909. In the above aas,
the sum Of Seven Hundred nd
cnty two Dollars. With Interest l
rate OF sin per cent pr anna
the -- day OF Soptenber. ~,
paid. and costs herein ! shall 4
10 offer for sale Al The COsfi
door In Hickman. Ky, 10 1s
bidder. at PUBLIC AUCTION 4
18th day Of December, lses 4
clock ,. m. or thereaaosi
County Court day, upon a a
six months. the following tss|
property. to.Vit: The Soga
the South west Quarter Of Seea1
T. 2. X. 4. West containing v
more or less. and In Fulton q
Kentucky
or sufficient thereof TO Pf01a1
sums Of money 80 ofdefed
made. For the purchase Fo'|
purchaser. with approved '''.
securities. must execute b0aa'
ing legal interest from l'
sale until paid. and having De
and effect OF a judgment u
will be prepared to eonP0 T'1
with these terms.
JR. MILNER Q
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
Keeping Table Linen.

In keeping the table linen that Is
not In daily use many housekeeper Is
annoyed to find It has yellowed bad
ly and must be washed before II can
go on the table again.
This can be overcome n. after be
ing laundered the cloths and nap
kins are carefully wrapped In deep
blue paper or In a sheet that has
been heavily blued.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
COMMISSIONERS a..
fuiton Circuit Com.

Fulton Circuit Court
against ain t. ) johnson % se, a Etc, p.'l
fend"ni Equity. q n' |
q, BY ~, virtue r, of iudsn,n, ,,,
2, o,.S sale /. Of Fulton Circuit c1s ',s 4
Isoa ,soa at the September term TD'', ! \
=, ivy, r,.i. IN the above cause -, a. S''|
OF Thirty two hundred ana 20, !, he he
,aa'' nor WI. with Interest a, the nj. ,,'a J,
So, Sor cent, :, por annun from n. q
, Gay Of September. 1903. my" ,,' \
and costs herein, ] shall S,s. S.ul
oiier Tor sale at the cop.. 1,'',s'| !.
% aoor In Hickman. Ky, to n. r'] u
bidder. at PUBLIC AucT,oy v =
ls'h day Of December. 100, o. :, = 1
CLOCK .. ma oi thereabou al
county C' Court day, upon f, ~
Sir Months. the fonovl,, s, wv
property. to.wit; Thes
Al Or OF Sec. s, T.2Rtw~]
Hickman county, Kenucty o0'I
ins 100 acres more Or le,, N.I
divided Interest Of J l. RoS,,'.l
the North half Of he {. " o'|
Sec H. T. 2, R. g. West ~
Hickman county and partly /, n
County Kentucky. The bt,,.,l
j. l.. Robertson being ,hs I,,l
purchased from Mrs E.EE,'l
w r. Oaks and BY title bo,s \
Willie Spencer The Rosa,
same being o. acres more r Il
n W corner Of the n " al
Sec. 20, T. 2. r. 4. West. ,,t N
cd on the West by c. ". H,,.l
South By Vim Blair. East b, "A
Creek and North by Ion Ros.l
this tract being In Fuhot "a
Kentucky The n. ". Or q 81
T. 2. r. Z. West In Hlckma, "a
Kentucky. containing 100 aqs
or less.
Or sufficient thereof to pfOtvcl
sums Of money 20 ordert ID
made. For the purchase pios
purchaser. with approved scsrsI
securities. must execute tod I
Ing legal interest from ns "A
sale until paid. and having as l
and effect Of a judgment "A
will be prepared 10 comply I'D
with these terms
}. R. MIlSER d
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
BOTTOM FARM CHEAP.

The Courier Realty Co. has for a
limited time a nice bottom farm that
can be bought for about s42 an acre.
Il contains a little over 92 acres, six
miles from town. Adjoining land Is
selling at from $50 to $50, but is no
better. Good reason for selling. Ap-
ply at Courier office.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
Tart Pies.

Make a rich pie crust. cover a deep
pie plate and bake light brown In
quick oven. Slip onto a fancy plate.
When cool fill with sliced bananas,
oranges, strawberries or any fruit
that needs no cooking. cover with
whipped cream sweetened and ia
yored.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09

FOR sALE-At once, 200 thousand
extra fine heart cypress shingles.
$3.50 a thousand at Hickman, 1925 at
mill miles west Of Hlekman.-Yates
& Kirk shlngle Co., Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
]. F. & S. L. DoDDs co.

We will save you money on any
grade Of cypress shingles. See US or
write before buylng.-Yates d Kirk
Shlngle Co., Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
Dew for crumpled Linen.

When a cotton or linen dress Is
crumpled. but not soiled. hang II out
doors In a heavy dew or fog until
thoroughly dampened. Iron immedi.
atsly. The dew dampens the garment
more evenly than sprinkling and obvi.
ates the necessity Of folding.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
NOTICE.

We must insist on all accounts and
notes, due us. or falling due be paid
promptly, or they will be put in the
hands Of the officers for collection
There should be no excuse, with the
existing high prices for corn and cot
ton.
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09

AS | will be here only a short time
would advise those having furniture
to be upholstered or repaired. to bring
II In at once. Over Fuqua, Helm q
Co.'s storo--or phone s4.-Chas. Ward
The Hickman courier., 1909-12-09
wb,rs In a Esm''

An amusing story h" oesl Hl. Al h,
serning Mr. phillips class. ss,., h
ulysses. when Il vas D. Ds',' -,
in America. two young s'l,' /. md
ting together IN The s'alI' - w. III
performance and before .....,lop y.
rose the folloWirs 'ol,',1l, a' M,
heard: SAY Maude' Anv .o'not nI
Is going 10 be funny ,,..,as 4
you think so?" asked , Ma'' IRON
anybody could tell 'D,, Ar
name!" was the rrplY-A
%
Watch for the Blue .l,osr d
the upper right hana a. 'v van hat
Courier. II is to no'ii' , yOs s,DIrsl
subscription is about .,,,' % % ).
papers are sent out ''
scrlptlon Is out
Evening star., 1909-06-06

WHEAI
It means a good long
"drive" in the Game of
Life. It means a clear
brain in a we'll nourished
perfectly poised body, with
plenty of reserve strength
to draw upon in every
test of endurance or skill.
Shredded Wheat is the ideal
Summer food because it sup
plies the greatest amount of
muscle-building materialwith
the least tax upon the digest
i've organs-the favorite food
of athletes and all lovers of
outdoor sports. It is on the
training table of nearly every
college and university in the
United States and Canada.
at cleaned steam-cooked shredded and baked two
inest most hygienc food factory in the world
nourshing in Summer Shredded Wheat Biscuit with
crispness and then with Strawberries
Biscuit equally wholesome and nutritious with other
All the of the golden wheat"
Made in Biscuit Form
k Is Sent Free for the Asking
lPANY, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
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FoR sALc-sslscrtLAproUs

SASH AND noon BARGAINS
cfoss fehsi asefs ihf painrnf u ~
cfusa lansi trafe fgf aialHiHs u 90
caitare ffaat taofs 9TH fsHag 20.
sfaffu tisfs aHf rfnAuisniai apfen. ~ o.
rfaHi aaafa fef msdiam pfiesd houses
unig fsit
cuNroHfTfos HooYfNo.
t4riY. esiaAf . lis. pes square. ii.it
larif. wsiHhi ft fass rsr square. n 10
ispif Wsisti y lbs, fef saeafe. u -
NarriaHf hfaAft q cheap iifht Issefs
infs that efs ret fuii HsiGtt
Craftsman q miatiaH aaofr iusf ~
aint fei hAnsainHA aHll ~ % per door
WiiifAaA uaiaD HEkL PAINT
SD enif - o d Williams Ca We
have ~ astnia
i.sAfian nAas ttt ~ eaiisa.
tstHan exsa iff ssf faiisp.
heaatifgi eeiafs hsf psihi fffm y.
Get eaf Aftis teak. HiieN 10 laiht, 20
uensd ffse
har sinfarf And eaofs frssa ia We
hass COS euu uilt ssii anTrns. shir
taYshefs. ead tsFs eniy one Fftre
esaf f1s oar Illustrated rAtaieeas haiiei
Tres fesirelf. sithFat thsfse
o q WILLIAMS CO.
Seattle. wash
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ehlng paper. 'N'' y
There we're no fsaults.
Mrs. Blanchard, 1927 H.
Az, ordered the id in The s,,, '''
She GOT calls from the ad /, A,
paper right away ~
And engaged slrl.
All Of which uoss to show ina :,
GET RESULTS HERE
When other papers fail.
"hsn YOU are In doubt,
Call Ind. ~ or Main ioso.
You'll be told then and there =
what you had better DO.
Then do Il.
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EOYrTiAa PIANIST
ehs 10 recognized as the most sdndeF-
fui painist IN the softd on Ter visit
10 furdpe. she Rave readings hat a.
tonifhtd he most sulighieasd aud sksr-
fifai people Of EUROPEAN Eiiies This
Fauaefful EaYptian CHALLENGES af9y palm
II IN tie world to rdHreta With hsrt
No does not tell things 70 nifafe 4 per.
son. but reads ne hand iesI a. It indi-
fafes from the cradle to the Htfr5 tells
4very pafs9n ne pisnst they we're born
under. their iueky and uHildsT planets
md what step lli ilfe g. take 10 better
ihemseiffsi what part 1f the fdunirg is
sest Tor Them Als1 efrlalls things
which have Away besn a myasfy.
qhai tutlafaf yea are tdaf adapted fafi
shsn and whom you ISL mfffyi settles
and efpialns love affairs aad smlly
troubles, ruuuiisr The sspaFaisd sfe
WHY not zee The tasff # COSTS no
more Aatlffaftian Guaranteed All
feaiirrr ffri1fiy confidential
Owe htf a trial hefurs foH rrificise
EofPTiAN CAN'T,
EnaieNood kfati0n. Georgetown
9s11H
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80 Acres

n.. lad IL cleared ana fenced and
rleasa seed rad d y . prize onli
tti rsf sefs5 eas.thifa cash. cqms
= ffutiaH.
III Aad.san street
Tel u ltt1. ina istt
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curAF-fi shissss fsnetss fTala :
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psf menih Wa are ifs aahsft y Yaa
can eamg raaf eHa ffieet - Hiiis
MAS salfsnsa tqfaT Ais se esnt
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roo neftt u fairly seed aHlsaf tiaFii
Canal al til W. affe Terms q ssH
Il w m9nih ThIs LARD llas en- nshai
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Can reach 10 ~ tQaf % fgH Aeafe 4
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iNaHa feH aHffs inmeilAialF Fsffsl
title WaUaHtf deed tAaH safee7sa
Ofr HANSON 4 Co
fitsiit meat hsu fafs niasA
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2-Acre Tracts

IL town near haer Yafdi q fare "a
IaluInf u zee fdhaHl Hisa n haf sH1A
ffsh uhs laid siil she's laad 4nf daF
saaa terms Gene aaa see ny maaa
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p cI4druH
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FOR shL1-FUHsITuRE.

wooDHousE q rLATr FuRs co
ni rlEs street.
July tafgain sales are sleasa hot ~
" every has 10 hafFsin daf tiafk
~ fhssa specials 90 nrs faafs fet che
fifsi three sale daYf " fhEufi aHa re-
rIanfinf fnHH are nnIN HaunifH q TIE
many faof saipgs fqund On qaf haais
rsHa osf chiffanlsr. qnaftsted ala
polished With swell front ieH 1Htlli
ffsnsh plate mifraf. teYsift ifslti rsE.
aiaf 4fIia ili special faf Monday. 4aess
dsT and Wedutaday % Is
ne ssms cilifonisr IN salid esh win
sefn tau dfaNrf tna Htheat MI -
ala REGULAR AZ Iiftn. aA tais HaH.fats
fusFfag md wednesday fef w.
pnamsisd Iron Nod. In white. Efssn
w bloc Nifh hrafs TOP reft. fsass fails
snf fllndi1s srfw hvagT ansis irons
ful size Nnlf aissft s1id ai So
fial ~ aquieN fgefaag ana hsaasa-
taE itit
rhs sbars spseisis hsss fsst tssn Re
gsissd from ne fscierisfi are Bot shaa
uQfn " damaged
Our line = used fufrliurs anl heaHfH
fufri-dinrs 10 faIi NAM a1i!afs niaE =
sa4fd tf lnotlru over the tsffaiHs ia
ftaf department An iaapseiiaa u tbs
goods 10 81 - solicit
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cdmplsfs nalsfflrulrhrfs aad tHkftis
Arants far chafisf uah Range
ut Pike Street
phones nain fift ihd igfs
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There IL no ease. n sciaiiaa 5r niuse1.
Var rheumatism that nagles Rheumatic
ltdlglne eQni cure AK Mrs CAP
Whistler. ltii Wstmdre It Everett pr
ials ~ druggists Or Sixth and Taaief
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
Z. S. Young's
Alki Park Addition

HHuwlNQ LOCATION. ToqETuru
WITH PAhKg hoNLtYArpa
HFhEnra AND can LINE CoNfiqu-
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Iahs MashluriHa aaiaiaa aiaizafa 81
nsnT l1ai iaa1lursl aa4ai fAall isfitls
90. riif aafaI NIfaf to tafiii Va Hssf
tiE rutartsu frgfrrsat eti sFHsf
ihs iats We 0sa sail this ssfs - terms
- ilf gaft hsisaqs easl ftss fisfifa5t
warranty decd III
uIE WANEuA 4 co.
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ifg nut ! vert % aau " lsa@ mf
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49, rapr ti'l
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ff.affs fafal. HhaEii nHiHiFi feafa
h9qss ana barn 3 acres tisafsa ifisf.
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nos rs risaf lac. Washinkiaa
Efs.-s-fs irssis ists sod saii s.li
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CONSULT ssnasi caliIsF. ia tiaiisf
natifias atost fsfHs ffuit Assd. axe.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.


One.har affo iutf aefoss take Wash
luFfun. with splendid fies " ihs city and
lhtf on fnfF saal terms Of fiQ aHshi
balance go i.af mnfih. until half u PAID
then 10 fqafl on the haiaHfs Free ah
atrarf aul warranty deed Why do hHHi.
hraa With advertising crooks ahn ATT
afraid 20 pint fhflf fifas Mans iH fhsif
ads Nhen feuutshiq enufefha uifaf fna
such inducemsuiaf
OLE NANfnH 4 co.
fif.1it.tia.aii New fnfk niaeh
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cuFAr. WIDOWS tis chicken
fanfh. iaffs iia1s y iana hsfs -
til tgaA y uqHih ifse eell SD
uatsf zee Mr. tafHnaaH o. htnfsfs
san a. EaflinEtaa store % res Aahisa
line ~ hilimaas sathitf, Ia iiHs.
tisgh III
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Telephone Us Your Want Ads
ron RENr-FLArs.

fhf frati hsauiliai isfa1ui. steamboat
"a fiat. as FeHar furnished rsni ~ ~
huusn on hut eth add Az H. 4 10 hlpfht
scotia Of AAdisHn. Telephone. East iNii
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'oa Ln4aE-cnieKrs HANOI 90
party fali Harilsuiais A. 80 AlaskA
! huiitinr aitalA
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$3.50

Two and oas .haif acres Of good rieh
alder bottom -four miles east N Auhurnl
go0d county road Just An odd piece
Terms $50 cash, balance 80 per month
This ia as fnad land NJ you Hlli find IN
King county upland It IL also yUy
cheap
OLE IANHoN 4 co.
aii.atb.aie.5il New York Block
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WI take , o. I N0ad Ioams On med
sfn close IN i,room house, part mort.
Eaaa QNnal. tll tlh aN. Ii