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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-01

EASY SAVING PLAN-Ten cents
daily will buy nice 5-acre tract,
rich land. on Henderson bay, 20
miles north of Tacoma. Plant an
orchard and watch 1t grow. Spleen
did summer camping place. Price
$3.50 for 5-acre tract; SIS down, So
monthly (10c a day. OWNER, 952 "
Pacific av. Remember: Room FOUR
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NEW MODERN BUNGALOW IN
NORTH END.

arG and e bath SeI aun of
porcelain plumbing, and the house
is well built in every way, having
been built for owners own home.
Situate on a corner on North 9th
street.
The price with lots is $4,000, on
terms og $1,000 cash and bal. on easy
terms at per cent interest
Or the owner will sell with lot 40
x75 for $1,000, on terms of ne-third
cash. bal. 2 or 8 years, interest z
per cent
1923 Pac. av. Tel. Main $50
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NORTON & HILL
Real Estate. 2o1-2 Berlin Building
ELpERLy COUPLE may obt

ELDERLY COUPLE may obtain
a coy CIR. bungalow on beautiful
island waterfront, 20 miles north of
Tacoma Good neighbors, church,
school and store. Lot 2S0x120 feet.
Frontage on the bay of 2S0 feet.
Quiet, restful home; boating, CLAIMS
and health.
Price $500; $500 cash or other
real estate, balance on mortgage If
desired.
OWNER, 0521a Pacific Ave.
Remember: Room FOUR
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
REAL ESTATE OFFICES s1s AND
$40 BANKERS TRUST BLDG.
TEL. MAIN 1895, A37dl.
SPECIAL NOTICE :
On account of the increase In our
business We are compelled to have
more room, so from now on we can
be found in Rooms 31S-319 Bankers
Trust building, same floor as be-
fore. We are now prepared to han
die all branches of real estate. to-
gether with our business opportun-
ity business. IL you have real es-
tate you wish to dispose of quickly,
and your prices are right, Just give
us trial and see what we can do
for you. We loan money on any
thing we SELL.
ROoMING HOUSES.
Every house in this list are
houses where prices arc right and
owners want to sell and sell quick.
BARGAIN NO. 1.
14-room house,; all furnished, best
of furniture; house full fiUest lo-
cation, on C st. Price $l,5f Terms
only $500 cash. Just th.zii of it
easy terms.
BARGAIN NO. 9.
90 rooms; elegantly furnished,
steam heat. hot and cold running
water, fine baths, brick building,
fine location. Price reduced to 49,
600; half cash. three years lease
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
NO. 3,
Just think of it-43 rooms, Al of
them furnished, located on a corner;
all light rooms; rent only $40
month, with lease; house clearing
800 month above all expenses. Price
only $1,000; HALF CASH. This is
certainly a big bargain.
BARGAIN NO. A
If sold this week owner will re-
duce price from $4,000 to $4,000 on
terms of $1,000 cash; SO rooms, brick
building, ali furnished; rent only
$40 month. Did you ever hear of
a bargain like this?
BARGAIN NO. S.
Just listed. first time ever offered
for sale. 32 rooms, brick building on
c street. House full all the time;
fine transient location. RENT ONLY
$40 MONTH Price. $4,000, on terms.
NO. 6 is A BIG BARGAIN. 8
So rooms all furnished with A No.
furniture, located in 2 blocks of
our office; all steady roomers, only
keeps rooms for transient. RENT
ONLY $3.50 MONTH. Lease 10
months yet to run. Price, 800.
Terms. $4,000 cash. This is a dandy
buy in a big house.
NOTICE.
1t is impossible to write special
our list, but If you will cali at our
office we can show you most any
size house you wish to buy. Glance
over this list-something may suit
you:
I1-r. Tacoma av., price 5000
24-r., e ST., near 18th, price. so, 100
1o-r.. e St, near 18th, price $500
CIR. E St. near 18th. prise 81; 300
11-r.. f ST, near 18th, price $500
SIR, Tacova av., price $500
24-r., D. near Its St, price $500
is-r., E ST. near 18th, price $500
S-r.. A ST.. near 2+th, price $500
14-r., c ST.. elegant, price $1,000
S9-r.. steam heat, swell, price $1,000
Ter, C ST., mr.. 9th, fine, price $1,000
10-r., c ST., house full, price. $3.50
Cor, brick, big business ....$4, 900
We also have dry goods stores,
groceries,. fruit stands, restaurants,
or. in fact, any line of business you
wish to engage in.
Remember our new offices are
Nos. 31S and $40 Bankers Trust
Bldg.
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WANT TO buys to IA room house,
40 csiifo-sis Sids -nonAs
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UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT unfurnished room for
light housekeeping. 1909 A st.
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500

Cash and SIS per month buys my
new 4-room house, nicely finished.
2 good lots, block from car line
and school, 10 minutes ride to Pa
cific av., all for $1,000. Call at next
door to concrete store on East III
and Division lane, Mckinley Park
car.
e. J. JOHNSON, Owner.
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BUssE ExoNERATED.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 1. - George
Busse, younger brother of Mayor
Fred A. Busse, was exonerated
this afternoon by a coroner's jury
from responsibility for the death
of Mrs. Flora Tuckerman.
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SHOOT POOL" new automatic
Donnelly Billiard Room. $50
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WE ARE PREPAREp.

WE ARE PHEPAHED.
to locate you on leo acres of tim
Der land, consisting of pine, fir or
cedar, cruising from three to nine
million feet, on driving stream, for
$3.50 per acre. p. o. Box 99S.
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F. b. CAMPBELL & CO.. 81 Cali
fornia Bldg. Real Estate, Loans,
Insurance.
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$50-CASH-$50

ana $40 month will buy s nice.
cleared lots on Pacific av- Price
$780,.
az acres on Puyallup car line Tor
1900, on easy payments. Car stops
In front Of this tract. Better look
this up today.
n. P. Hawthorn
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wANTED.

WANTED to furnish Soft. lot and
lumber to carpenter to build his
own house and furnish work and
part money to pay for same. En-
quire Room 312 Bankers Trust.
WANTED---10 good statesmen. steady
employment. Apply Room 3I5,
Natl Bank Of Commerce Bldg, be-
tween hours to . p. m, Friday and
Saturday.
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TACOMA REAL ES7A TIE BRGALNS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENT
F1RE!l-1nsure your mouse and fur
nfture in reliable companies. We
have them. II. J. Schwinn s. Co.
SIT Bankers Trust Bldg.
STAR WINDOW CLEANING CO.. NJ.
1888, A 1888. Janitor service.
All Cancers cured free of charge.
Call Rooms 10 and 20, Junction
|DILLEY, the Repair Man, stove re-
pairing. connecting, disconnect-
ing, repair plumbing, etc. Phone
Main 1869.
ARE YOU DISGUSTED with the
dyeing, cleaning and pressing bus-
mess? Now then, try the place OPP
posite the Star theater that has %
horses, wagons or solicitors. hence
the reasonable prices for class A
work. Telephone Main 1880. j. a.
Donaldson, Prop.
INCREASE YOUR INCOME working
in your spare time selling our
popular easy payment Accident and
Sickness Policies. We help instruct
you. North American Accident Ins.
Co., lUUl "A OF.
SPIRITUAL TEST CIRCLE Sundays.
Tuesdays and Fridays. p. m, zoe
all welcome. 315 So. 10th ST., A. p.
Swain, Phone 2751.
FOR SALE--MIsCELLAN
|PIANO-High grade, must sell,
make offer; also ladies' gold
watch. Main S096, after p. m, NJ.
1868.
RESTAURANT for sale cheap, part
cash, balance monthly payments.
Enquire Sampson hotel office.
WRECK AUCTION SALE.
Wednesday, Feb. 3rd, at 1890 a.
m, at 913 Commerce street. Goods
from the s. 8. L. r. r., consisting
of the following:
Clothing, groceries, unpacked
machinery. go,,carts., toy wagons,
scales, cash registers, couches,
dressers. commodes, crockery,
trunks trunks hardware electrical sup
VIM. FITZ-HENRY. Auctioneer,
913 Commerce st.
sell account of sickness. Apply
l1705 Jefferson av.
FURNISHED HOUSE, rooms,
s12 month. 523 California Bldg. Free
Information Bureau.
Fire-proof safes--l5ls Pacific az.
FOR SALE-Good paying dry goods
and furnishing business, subur-
ban city, owner leaving city, stock
inventories about $1,000. Address,
A. ]. c., Times.
FLATS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT--2 flats at SO7 and 3O7 u
So. st. Price SIG and SIS per
month. Inquire O'Neil g. Son, Phone
Main 1926. A 2325.
SITUATION WANTED.
GRADUATE NURSE wants position
in doctors or dentists office. Ad-
dress 7. s., care Times.
HOUSES TO RENT.
Or. house, 14Os So. J st., suitable
Tor families .....,..... .s22.5o
IL 3-r. cottages. rent cheap.
1 4-room cottage, furnished, at
JESSE H. READ, aas Cal. Bldg.
1919 Div. av., err, bath, basement
and furnace. On Traction car
1929 No. Fife. err. and bath 5000 5000
921 No. J.. 5-r. and bath ....$14.O0
912 No. 10th. 6-r. and bath 1880
916 No. 10th, err. and bath 1880
lGRAFTON & CO., 500 Berlin Bldg.
FOR RENT.
TWO newly furnished housekeeping
rooms. $40 Tacoma av.
TO RENT-3 rooms for housekeep-
ing. 1914 So. d.
FURNISHED COTTAGE, rooms.
Rent $12 month. Information Blu
Ireau, 523 Cal. Bldg.
BOARDERS WANTED.
Wanted, children and girls to board.
Plenty freshmilk. 1898 eth ave.
MONEY WANTED.
WE place money at 10 and IL per
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$3.50 CASH
For Sale by Owner
EASY TERMS

New Broom house, full concrete
in North End, near paved
street and car line; electric lights,
lined fixture in bath and
kitchen; fine AL slash grain finish.
Call up owner. Tel. A 3016.
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WANTED TO BUY-1-4 lot, either
North or South. between e and
Yakima av.. must be good buy and
Box 998.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-Man and wife for camp
near city; man to do laboring
work; his wife to cook for small
crew. Northwestern Employment
Co.. 1903 Pacific av.
MEN wanted on street grading;
three months work to good men,
So per day, hours; must take part
pay in lots; two miles of streets
being graded. three miles of sew
ers being put in, in Central Park. A
good investment. A good job for
three months. Get off South Tacoma
car. 3sth and M SITS. Gill Home In
vestment Co.
WANTED-Good boys over Is years
of age to sell papers on the street.
Apply to Newsboys' Union or this
office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men to work
city of Tacoma with clear Havana
cigar proposition" For particulars
address Box sol, Ybor Sub-Station,
Tampa. Fla
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

PIANO-High grade. must sell,
make offer; also ladies' gold
watch. Main S096. after p. m, NJ
1868.
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SPIRITUAL TEST CIRCLE Sundays.
Tuesdays and Fridays. s p. m, zoe
all welcome. 315 So. 10th ST., A. p.
Swain, Phone A 2751.
The Delta independent., 1909-08-27
School Notice.

The Delta public schools will open
Monday, September 9th. Thursday
and Friday, September End and 3rd
examinations in the high school and
grade subjects will be held in the Gen.
trail building.
Pupils entering the high school will
rrport to the high school principal, Mr..
Keplinger, in high school assembly
room for assignment.
All new pupils of the district will see
city superintendent for assignment to
any room or department of the schools.
The teachers of the district will meet
the city superintendent in his office
Saturday. September 4th, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, to receive directions
for the years work.
P. NJ. CoNDIT,
Sup't of City Schools.
The Delta independent., 1909-08-27
BEST PEOPLE
AND Finest
CLIMATE HERE
Pueblo Chieftai 81


Delta county raises people who are
just as good as the crops. There is no
community in the state, or in the coun-
try for that matter, where the sur
roundings are more delightful and
healthful, or better suited for the rear
ing of family. From one end of the
Uncompahgre valley to the other not
saloon can be found, and the undesr-
able adjuncts are consequently missing.
The taxes are low and the money is
spent for public improvements instead
of the maintenance of jails.
Among the larger towns in the coun-
ty are Delta. Paonia, Hotchkiss and
Cedaredge. all thriving, progressive
communities. They have their own
water plants, and pipe water directly
from the mountains to their doors;
their streets are paved with cement,
and lighted by electricity. and they
possess all the conveniences that can
be found in any small city.
TIC school facilities are especially
good and any child in the county can
ScSulC a eoOo cuuCdlNH, even
ing a high school course. Experienced
and competent teachers have been Sc
cured and even IN it's school exhibits
Delta county wins prizes, as was the
case when the art exhibit from the
Delta school won first place at the state
fair for two successive years. There
are schools of music and other institu-
tions capable of giving the student
competent instruction in every branch
of education.
A large proportion of the leading fra
ternal and benevolent societies have
lodges in the different county towns and
the different religious denominations
have built fine churches.
CLIMATE Is FINE.
Another feature that proves attrac-
tive to the person who makes his home
in Delta county is the climate. which is
especially fine, even for the far-famed
state of Colorado. The sun is so fond
of Delta county that there are very
few days in the year when it allows
the clouds to obscure its rays. No
matter how warm it may become in
the daytime and the heat is never OPP
pressive-it is always cool and delight
full in the evenings.
Surrounded by mountains and mesas
the country is immune from violent
storms of any kind. Destructive hail
and windstorms are unknown and the
farmer may rest in safety on that
score. In the winter it is seldom that
there is two inches of snowfall at any
one time and throughout the year the
climate is mild and equable. Year in
and year out there are from 325 to $40
days out of each 1856 which can be
described as clear and fair.
Delta county possesses SO many ad-
vantages from business standpoint
that it's attractions as health resort
and home have never been fully
exploited. but they are there. neverthe-
less, and are becoming better known
each year.
The Delta independent., 1909-08-27
Independent Pickle Dish
SEASONED WITH STOLEN SPICES

"Don't you suffer with ennui out here
on the ranch?" asked the fair summer
boarder. mo, indeed" answered Mrs.
Rancher, '.This is the healthiest place
in the state"
Farmer Nj Wot was showing his
Denver nephew around the ranch:
"That bull is two years old, he said.
How do you know?" asked the kid.
"By his horns. ooh, to be sure, he
has only two
A Pueblo girl who owns a fine car
riage and spanking team of horses was
telling of her experiences at picnic
out in the Beulah country the other
day. "D,n't you know" she said,
"that when it came to starting fire
to boil the coffee we girls had the
awfulest time. The ground was damp
and we just couldn't light match on
the soles of our shoes. l finally sue
ceeded in striking it on the seat of my
buggy"
Several farmers down in the plains
region We're talking of the dry weather
of the earlier days. II drove through
this western country number of years
ago." said one of them, land it hadn't t
rained for long time. pretty dry,
isn't it?" ventured to a settler. Bet
your boots it's dry, he replied. See
that old SOW over there?' 81 told him
l was looking at her. " 'Well,' he
went on, 4 had to drive her down to the
creek three miles away and soak her
for three days before she would hold
slop. She was mighty dry, l tell you" ="
The cowboy lifted long lock from
his tankard and nonchalantly wrung it
out. ''As was saying" he resumed,
pushing the lock behind his ear, ''any-
body can shoot rattlesnake. The
critter itself takes aim. You point a
stick or muzzle," he explained. "at a
rattler and he'll get his head right in
line with it-so as to strike you know.
Move your muzzle to the right, Mr.
Snake moves too; to the left, and it's
just the same. MANY a bet I've won
holdin' a gun about ten feet from a
rattler, that I'd shoot his head off with
my eyes shut; aways done it"
The Delta independent., 1909-08-27
Adperfised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Postoffice at Delta, Colo, for the
week ending August "a. 1909:
w. r. Church, Mrs. ]. w. Dills, Fay
B. Green, Mrs. E. Hamfen (3), P.
Kennedy, Porter MeCulloch, Peter
Moller, Winfield Pearson, H. S. Smith,
Jay Walker.
The Delta independent., 1909-08-27
People Who Think.

Gov. j. A. Johnson is time for
the west to throw off the shackles of
the east would preach no sectional
divisions and no sectional strifes, but
the western states should arise in their
might and claim for themselves that
fair share of influence in the halls of
congress and in the administration of
national affairs to which they are en-
titled by every law of common sense as
well as of political economy. We as an
integral part of the American people
should cast our influence and our votes
not only to advance the material in
terests of our own particular section,
but we should be broad enough and big
enough to labor for the common good
of our common country.
Champ Clark. Il have never set up
to be bad man, dangerous man, or
a fighting man, although l have en-
gagged in some personal brawls. But
started out in life with the idea that if
a fellow hit me would not be doing
my duty by my country unless gave
him jolt. So kept that up for
great many years. accumulated
vast number of enemies. After while
got to philosophizing about it and
came to the conclusion that Thackeray
was right when he said: "The world
is like your shadow in looking glass
Smile at it and it will smile back at
you; strike at it and it strikes back. ="
So quit that business, and l have ac-
cumulated friends by change of con-
duct.
Robert o. Moor head. "A great paint
er was once asked why success came
so easily to him. He replied: 81 mix
brains with my colors." Life has be-
come mighty struggle and he who
does not mix few brains in his bust
ness can never hope to succeed. The
young man or woman without brains
has 20 hope of winning in the battle
of life. Brains, that is what the world
needs and for which it is willing to
pay. There is a greater demand for
brains today than ever before. The
young man can not accuse himself with |
the statement that he intends to farm
and that the farmer does not need
brains. They are needed just as much |
on the farm as in store or the gener-
al Offices of great railway system.
Drake Watson. Some men in doing
as little work as possible for the wages
they receive get into the habit of idling.
There is nothing so certain as this: A
man who has health, willingness to
work. some ability and sense enough to
be honest will prosper. A man who is
down and out has violated this rule
He has not been good
workman. There is an increasing de-
mand for good workmen; no doubt
about it. Every man who employs
men watches them closely. He may
not nag them all the time. but he soon
decides that this man is promising and
that man shirk. A man who accom-
plishes results for his employer will be
promoted. No doubt about it. And in
a little while other employers will be
bidding for his services for good men
are scarce.
The Delta independent., 1909-08-27
Bids.

Contractors are invited to submit
bids for the construction of reser-
voir containing about thirty-five thous-
and (35, ,00O) cubic yards and small
patch about 3 miles long. For further
particulars address The West Reservoir
Company, Paonia. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1909-08-27
Are You to Have a Trip?

On Tuesdays the Colorado G. Southern
sells round trip tickets to all State
points from Denver, Colorado Springs
nd Pueblo at exceptionally low rates
The Delta independent., 1909-08-27
Rugs, Rugs!

If in need of new rug this spring,
be sure and call to inspect our line at
the Ramsay.
The Delta independent., 1909-08-27
House For Sale.

For particulars inquire at TAB Meeker
street, Delta. Colo. 16 tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24

Brannick.
Brannick received injuries from
which he died while riding on "A ca
boose attached to a freight train on
the Northern Pacific on February l
OF last year. The train was running
between Hatton-and Conneli In Wash
ington when II started suddenly,
throwing Brannick 10 the floor. lie
died twenty-five days later. Bran
nick for many years was vice presl-
dent and general manager for the
Portland branch OF Studebaker Bros.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
THE STOMACH
OF THE CHILD
u the orgon all Parents should Pro-
tect and Keep Normal.

The stomach of child ia the or
gan above all others upon which the
future OF a child depends. Bodily
development 10 fast In children. aud
the nourishment necessary to meet
such development Is the one essen
tial demanded from parent, Most
mothers and fathers. Jealously guard
a child from the formation OF bad
habits. yet In this age our children
early become the victims OF wrong
food over eating and irregular
meals.
II is most appalling TO know the
effect OF stomach trouble among our
children.
Most children are nervous. irrlt.
able and cross. who dream, sleep rest
lesslly, who tire easily. who have no
desire for child exercise. generally
have stomach tronble. indigestion
aud dyspepsia.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are In
tended to thoroughly digest food and
to place tho system in shape TO OBJ
tain all the nourinshment II needs
from such food.
These tablets mix with the juices
OF the system. enrlching them and
giving to the body the. ingredients
necessary TO build up the rapidly
forming brain and body OF the young
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets should
DO given 10 children after each meat
and at bed time. They are made
from pure vegetable and fruit es-
senoes and contain no harmful chem
lcals whatever. The use OF these tab
let's Will give greater vim 10 a child
In its school work or nc its. play.
They Will produce appetite and
soOtho nerves. destroy abnormal orav
ings and will allay the bad effects Of
sweets and improper foods as most
children enjoy and will eat no mat
ter what is done 10 prevent II.
II is due the child that his stom.
ach be protected by tho parent, and
II stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are Civ.
on after meals, the habits OF the
child will not tear down tho stomach
aud destroy the digestive juices near.
Is SO rapidly. stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets arc given to each and every
cegreo Of life, Any condition OF the
stomach welcomes them, from tho
strongest 10 the weakest. For sale
b. all druggists, price 30 cents Send
us your name and address today and
we Will mail you al once a trial pack
age free. Address r. A. Stuart Co
$50 Stuart bldg. Marshall. Mich
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-24
DEBTOR HITS CREDITOR
WITH BAG OF MONEY
United Press Leased wire,l

Bellingham, Wash, Feb. "a
You're a fine Christian. A rich man
like you a bothering me for a little
money like that, he says to me, and
then he flung wallet at me loaded
down with silver, and II struck mo In
the eye. as you can see for yourself.
NOW want a warrant for him.
don't care for the money but want
him locked mp. That isn't any way
TO treat a man"
This Is the recital given In Judge
Geatherkllrs court today when II. =.
Johnson, local grocery man, applied
TO the police court for warrant
charging Gus Oslrom with hitting
him In the eye with bag OF money.
Johnson declared he found his pa
iron a little slow about paying his
bill. 80 he won't To see him, ostrom
met him at the door, says Johnson,
and when he learned the nature Of
the errand became excited. This
state OF mind became worse as the
conversation progressed, with the re-
suit stated. Johnson says he did not
wait 10 pick mp the wallet