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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-26
ACREAGE CLOSE TO
CITY
On the East Side

5000 per acre for 10-acre tract
Fife e station on the iSterurban line.
Splendid view of the bay and city.
Part cleared and the soil is good.
$500 will handle 1t.
$3.50 per acre for a 12-acre tract
adjoining the plat of Northeast Ia
coma. Level land. and would be an
excellent proposition to plat at
once.
$40 per acre for 20, 80 or 40
acre tract less than q mile from
Dumas bay. Lyel land and good
soil. The survey of the Seattle
Tacoma Short Line Is close to this
tract.
All of these are bargains, and If
you are interested would be pleased
to show you the land.
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ing room. Tiny elevators runs
from the kitchen to the table after
1t is In place and push OF but
ton brings whatever the host de-
sires, noiselessly, to his place.
Electricity cooks, washes dishes.
makes sauces and grinds the cof-
fee and pepper. In the bedroom
the curtains close OF themselves
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| Groom modern house. 10 lots with
fruit trees and garden. also chicken
corral. blocks from car line 6e34
$50. Fife st.
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REAL ESTATE


BUNGALOWS invalid retired
chair se tide s6S and flew is ~ noqT
beautiful bungaow with
looking the Of ESQ feet lot
a hacre a for
$3.50 WIN sell separately II desired
COMPANY Pacific Ave.
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Scandinavian Land Co.

New modern err. house, walking
distance Pacific Ave-. by owner.
IT'S So. 9th st.
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WALKING DISTANCE
One OF the choicest building spots
In city, Four lots. corner No. Cakes
and 18th; sewer, cement walks, etc.
|f2,500; one-thfrd cash.
OWNER, p121 Raefffe- AFes------
Room FOUR
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land the lights go out automatic
Ially, after one has stretched him
! elf out for the night. Coffee or
breakfast comes to the bedside In
the morning by the touch Of a
button. Doors open by pushing
buttons, and Mt the front gate a
monograph asks the visitors his
business
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REAL
ESTATE
SCUU Cash
SOUTH SIDE HOME

Nearly new 10-room well-buiit
house for sale. Has porcelain
plumbing, cement laundry trays,
electric lights, good barn, poultry
sheds. small fruit, young trees, etc.
Yakima Ave. Eight nice lots-ali
in cultivation. Price has just been
reduced from $4,000 to $3.50. Termt
$3.50 down, balance monthly IL do
one OF the best bargains ever listed
with the agency
OPPORTUNITIES AGENCY
Room Z. 952h Pacific Ave-
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FROST
INVESTMENTS co,
1901 Pacific Avenue.
Main 1875.
DAIRY


"a acres Puyallup tideland on
Puyallup Short line, Ia miles from
Seattle Interurban; all under Guilt
walton; 100 full bearing fruit trees
berries. fine home, large barn, arte-
S,as Ms dairy outfit h nDcome ao on
dairy alone over $4,000 per year.
Land alone worth more than price
asked. Entire property as it stands.
$4,000. Half cash.
BEAVER DAM BOTTOM
So acres, less than half mile from
N. p. station; stores, schools
churches and creamery; house, barr
and chicken -honses: good water ant
fine PASTURE; all fenced; good dair,
property; only $4,000. Terms.
GLEN Gown
20 acres. so rods waterfront; goot
reyamenta; fruit alder -botteiF.
CREEK BOTTOM
81 acres, 15k miles from station,
stores. schools and churches; Is
miles from Tacoma; % acres alder
land; all black soil and very fertile;
house, large barn. some fruit.
fresh Holstein COWS; s1,7oo, on
terms for all.
wATERFRONT
II acres waterfront, near Purdy;
fine sandy beach; s1,100.
GIG HARBOR
10 acres, partly cleared; view of
Browns Point and Point Defiance
park; log cabin. good soil; half
mile from first boat landing; 5000;
worth double price asked.
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CLOSE IN BUNGALOW, 1850

5-room, plastered. electric Lightly
concrete foundatio,, cement wallSsI
sewer. water. etc. Lon = fe&k abcv4
grade with excellent view * cttS
land bay. One block from Mex fule(
Park oar, near N. p. hoaDltoE Ne~8
never occupied. VI j
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$3.50 CASH. sls MONTHLY !
21k CORNER LOTS. uuNoAkoW |
s1.550--very pretty, new 6una}si
in berries, garden and fruit. QhA|
block from SO. TacoInn oar. VI
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$50

constructed 5room cottage
H. B. MARLBOROUGH
Bank
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Two Hweli marine view lots.
each. Bargain. Phone owner.
ESQ.
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NEW CorrAGE. <zl
eTn AVE. = 81

10 flili -lots; graded; Rc0yi n h
with 14xfe tent house 10 yard.
|lone worth this price. Ow
compelled TO sell. The best bu
the district. far below the
value. Reduced for quick sale.
1900 CASH
NJ. II. Ko7HLER a co.
9Th Floor Berlin Bldg. /
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TO TRADE
Good house and lots. ali al
and fenced. well and chicken he
Good locntion-fof small roo
house. B. 4. Birch. Falkland.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19
Do You Get Up
with q Lame Baek2
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everyone knows Of Dr.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney, liver and
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19
Dr. PsrtsT's War Against the Fly.

DR.. POrter's war Of determination
against the house fly 10 attracting con
siderable attention outside Of the State
Of FLORIDA, 90 evidenced from tho fol
lowing from q recent issue Of the New
Orleans States
"A war Of determination against the
house ny Is being carefully planned 10
Florida by DIR. Porter, the State Health
Commissioner, who II seems is 10 have
ne benefit Of the advice and assistance
Of Edward Hatch, Jr., Of New York.
who has had considerable experience In
dealing with the pests. The common
hOuas ny Il no longer regarded a. q
harmless insect, bat on The contrary
che leading medical men Of the country
are bent on lie determination, because
Dr.. L. o. Howard, the United States
entomologIst, has demonstrated that II
should BE- called the typhoid fiy.'
''Posters depicting In vivid illustra.
tlOns the filthy habits Of the house ny
and lta proclivities for gathering and
disseminating disease germs are being
scattered broadcast throughout Flor
IA, The unusually warm weather this
spFing has started che ny 20 his work
aarlIeF than usual, and the activity by
the health officer 10 timely. Atlanta
will take up the warfare. Clark How.
eli. Of the Atlanta Constitution, asserts
Atlantis will be- made the eleanest and
most hoalthiest city In the South. sa-
Vannah also has entered the tight. The
feeling there "a 90 strong against the
~ and 10 habits that the name OF the
Bshd Ply PARK District will be
changed.
I'VE are also informed that q viRo.
Gus campaign against the ny 10 20 be
conducted IN Louisiana under the lead
oFship Of q number Of publIc.spirlted
citizens Of this city. The plan Ia 20 en-
Nat 90 hOuaekeeperB IN the war. It 10
prOposcd also 20 have Southern cities
edopt The plan Of DR.. Woodward, The
health officer Of Washington, D. c.,
WhO has established q rule 10 prosecute
hll stable. keepers who fail 20 register
at BE Ollico As q result OF this regis
tfIticn Il is edaslblo 20 insure the SUI
Eafvislon % stables by competent sani-
ivy Inspectors Whose duty IL 20 en-.
essoa measures 10 prevent the breed
inR Of Giles.
'slt appears that ell the Southern
States are preparing 10 engage IN TIE
var against the pest now known 20 be
dangefoua % human lie, and as the
nnHlnar advances The campaign will be
started ID tie Northern States. but the
r'an 81 warfare all along the line will
81 lhe destruction Of The breeding
places Of The alos."
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19
A Unique Sermon.

A most unique sermon was that de-
llvered by Rev. Ira s. Patterson, the
pastor. at Trinity Church Sunday night.
he talked on the subject of prOhibit.o
from the standpoint Of 4 salOOnist. tax
ing exactly the argument used by these
people IN condemning the restrictions
placed upon their trade. He attempted
10 be perfectly fair toward the booze
keeper, but the congregation was salts
fed that the argument did not contain
q single reason why the saloon should
be tolerated anywhere IN this country.
Mr.. Patterson can always be relied on
for putting In the best ticks for moral
ity and Christian living.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19
A Quaint Compliment.

On Mark Twaln's seventy-seeond
birthday a Hartford clergyman said OF
him:
EMO wonder be 6uds happiness IN old
age All the aged would be happy n
they were a. sympathetic and as kind
0s he lie IL continually going ont Of
bis way ~ please otherN and the result
IL that he Ia continually pleasing him
self. Listen. for instance. tn the quaint
compliment he paid me the last time
ne came to hear me preach. lie. waited
for me AZ the church door ~ the serv
ices end and. shaking me by the hand,
said gravely:
81 mean no oiRense. but feel Oblig.
ed TO tell you that the preaching this
morning has been Of a kind that can
spare 90 to church, cir, to pursue
my own train Of thought. but today !
couldn't do H. You interfered with
me. You forced me TO attend 60 you
and lost me a full half hour. ] beG
that this may not occur again"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19

Turning the mental vision inward, a.
Bacon turned Il outward, Descartes
watched the operations Of the soul 40
an object In q microscope. Resolved
TO believe nothing but upon evidences
20 convincing that be could not BY
any effort refuse hls ascent, be found
90 be inspected bic beliefs that be
could plauSlbly doubt everything but
bic own existence Here az last was
the everlasting rock. and this was ~
vealsd IN bis own eoaaciOuSness; henco
his famous ''Cogito ergo sum" Il think,
Therefore I ami. O0nBciouaneaa, said
be. ~ the basis of eaftitUde. lnterro-
gate Il and ita clear replies wa b
scisncs. for ell clear tdsas are true.
Down On ths depths % the mind b the
idea % the infinite pSrfsctiOn-the
mara % the workman impressed uDon
bis work. ThsrefoFo Cod sxista New
Hogh American.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19

On Tuesday morning the students Of
the State College had two distinguished
visltOrs, besides De. Pruitt. pastor Of
the Baptist church Ia Tallahassee, who
led the devotional exercises It the chap
e. These were M Henderson, presi-
dent Of the Virginia Institute, az Bris-
tol, Va, who is now travelling m the
interest Of the Baptist laymen move
ment and Dr. ROutzahn, Of New York
City, who was here 20 give q tubercn-
lOsis exhibition.
DR.. ROutzahn addressed the school on
the subject Of tuberculosis which
IL now attracting such widespread M
terest.. He commenced by saying that
Il was the greatest known death force
in America, but that Il was neither he
reditary nor incurable. He compared
the human body 10 q garden into which
disease germs are depOpited at the time
when the garden or body is made ready
for planting, and certain conditions, OBJ
tanning in certain bodies, foster these
germs and cause them to multiply and
develop.
The germs are said TO be the product
Of filthy conditions. They are dissent
mated by flies and wind, aud their exc
termination must come through the
preaching Of q gospel Of cleanliness.
DR.. Routzahn stated that the cure Of tu-
berculOsis was not possible by medicine
whether administered by q reputable
physician or by quack vendor Of patent
stun The specific cure 40 we'll as pre-
tentative, was cleanliness fresh air and
temperate living.
The moving picture equipment Of the
Pastime Theatre was chartered for the
day and DR.. Routzahn illustrated his lee
tuFe 10 the tOwns-peOple with many
scenes interesting as showing the means
being used 10 rid humanity Of its dread.
ed foe, giving lecture every two hours,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19
Trust TIECTURED CABINET.
This Is What Bryan says % Taft's
OmeAAl Family,

Declaring the membership TO be
strongly trust tinctured, w ]. Bryan,
In his COmmODer Of Saturday, COM
ments Sc follows:
docs the personnel Of President
Tafts cabinet strike you as q reform
cabinet7 Secrets Of State Knox, ex-
attorney Of the Steel Trust, after a con-
ference with Mr.. Prick, he, as Attorney
General, advises the killing Of the only
antitrust bill passed by the house In re-
cent years. IL he likely 20 encourage
the President 20 attack the trusts7
Secretary Of War Dickinson, attor.
ney for the Illinois Central Rail way. an
ex. Democrat, drawn away from his
party by his corporate connections.
Secretary Of the Treasury Mac.
Veagh, eX-DemOcrat, left the party
separated from Wall street.
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Nagel, attorney for Standard Oil Trust.
Attorney General Wickersham, not
known for any activity In connection
with the regulation Of railroads or the
prosecution Of monOpOlies OF a national
character.
"When has q chief executive select
ed q more conservative cabinet3 There
are no reformers In II. The progressive
element Of the Republican party Is ~
completely ignored a. was the progress
slve element by Mr.. Cleveland during
his second administration. Will the re-
suit be the same!"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19
WooaYlIls Itsma.

Our first quarterly meeting will be
held March 3lSt and April LIST. We
truly hope ali the brethren and sisters
will attend and bring their families and
friends and q nice basket dinner, so
that we can attend 10 the Lords hush
ness. We hope TO have the very b u
meeting possible. Come pTayin {.
WOOdville Is the place where the meet
ing will be held at the M. n. Church
The public cordially invited
Mrs. DOrsey's condition is somewhat
improved az this writing
Mrs. Doctor Page is suffering very
iatsgsly with muscular rheumatism.
our Sunday school was very we'll at
tended on last Sabbath. We hope II
will continue TO grow.
Our midweek prayer meetings are
very interesting, and some Of our young
people are very faithful. But there are
30 many like unto the man Of Old-with
30 many excuses: they have bought
oxen, or land, or married new wife,
one Of tue three, and cannot attend.
We pray that God may open their blind
ed eyes 10 the truth that these excuses
will not stand In the day OF great trials.
Some Of our good neighbOrs are wear
ing smiles yet
Methinks the wedding bells will soon
ring. Guess whoI
The young people are taking advaEt-
age Of this beautiful weather and are
gathering the violets to add 70 their
beauty. ID. 2. w.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19

Ny line Of Rugs and llattlngsss cost.
I-d ]. 3. THEUs.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19
HEW DaE0eE T0R EVEEeLADE5.
Ths Lsr6sst Ownsd ~ the STATE ana
3 Powerful Machine.

aPowsFfui liaehiDs.
81. Pisree, March 15.-The fine large
dredge, recently completed for The
State at Tampa, and which will be
known as the Cal0o8ahatehee, has been
made ready, and II nothing happens
will be t0Wed up the CalOosahatshee to
day, barring no accidents. The Thomas
A. Edison, Of the Menbe Bros. Steam
boat Line, has been secured 10 tow the
monster dredge as FAR Up the river aS
Denaud.
The CalOosahatehee Is the largest
dredge the State has, and Is q powerful
machine. She Is forty feet vide by 100
feet long, and draws something Ike 81
feet Of water. She has q wonderful
capacity, and will not be long eating
her way into the Everglades. She win
be lowed up 70 Lake Okeechobee, and
from there begin her work Of digging q
canaltO meet the boat coming from
Fort Lauderdals on the East Cost
This will certainly be q hereulean task,
but II 10 no longer an experiment, but
has been shown 20 be feasible scheme,
and one that will reclaim thousands Of
acres Of land when completed
This work was started by ex-Goyer-
nor N. B. BrOWard, when be first went
into Office, and will undoubtedly prove
q great scheme. As fast az the lands
are reclaimed they will be thrown open
10 settlers, and there Is no doubt but
that It will be q matter Of but a few
years when the Okeechobee and Calico
sahatchee countries will be the mecca
for settlers. Tho lands are the most
fertile, and will produce anything grown
In Florida.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19

A farmer on Rural Route Z. Empire,
CA. W. A. Floyd b. name says;
eNaohien's Arnlca 0aivo cured the two
VERT SORES I ever saw; one on my
Et.f and ona On my ieg 70 q worth
.rrs fRso re- weight a. sold. ! would
~ y without 4 q bed % me5tsnE.
n u ~ g." Only Sbe e. al
,lE,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19

Blnghanlon, NY. The regular afty-cent
and oae-doliaf sire bottles are aolt By
Ell dfagglsts. Don't make any mistake
but femembeF The nama, 8Wamp-RoOe,
Df. Kilmef'a eWamp- Root, and The 81
dgooa. binghamton, n. W ca evosy bottia
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19

hold water and seaiding pain IN passlngit,
OF bad effects followingu use Of liquor, wine
OF beer, and Overcomes that unpleasant
necessity OF being compelled 60 20 often
through the day, and TO get up many
timea during the night.
SWamp-RoOt IL not recommended Tor
everything but II you have Kidney, liver
OF bladder trouble. Il will be found Just
the remedy you need. IL has been thor
oughiy tested Ia private practice, and has
proved 90 successful that a ppeciai az
iangsment has been made by which al
readers OF this paper, who have not al
ready tried d, may have q sample bottle
sent free BY mail, also book telling
more about SWamp-Root. and how %
hnd cut A You have kid a.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19
TWO SEA SERPENTS
Captured OF The Florida Coast,
which We're The First

Hide0us and ferOcious in appearance,
and coming up 10 speeihcatiOns fully In
every respect, two real sea serpents
captured far out 10 sea of the Florida
coast, we're brought TO Savannah last
week by the Nsggioni smack Everett
Pierce, Capt Chiekalina, master
The reptiles are not OF an unknown
species, as they belong % the deadly
Moray family, but they we're the frat
Of this particular kind 20 be seen along
this coast BY any OF the fishermen and
smaekmen from the Savannah river.
They were about three feet IN length,
without scales, with jaws lined with
nsedle-like teeth, and with eyes Of bla-
zing scarlet.
The queer specimens we're at once
recognized BY Italian fishermen as the
Moray, which IL found IN the Mediter-
Fanean. In Europe they are esteemed
3 delicacy, but the head has 20 be Sc
vored from the body Immediately after
they are caught or they will sink their
teeth into their own bodies, spreading
the poison through the flesh.
QUITE VICIOUS.
There is q species Of the moray found
among the coral reef Of the lower Flor
ida coast that Is seven feet long and
green IN color. The reptiles captured
BIZ the crew Of this smack, however,
ere Of q dark color and brown spotted,
similar 20 the Mediterranean species.
They are very feEOciOus and will attack
anything. They were caught In nine
teen fa(hOms, we'll out, Of Jupiter In
let. Many curious FISH Of unknown spe-
cies have been captured on the Pierce
during the last two months. Story book
sea ssrpents are Of tremendous size, but
the moray makes up what II lacks In
size BY hIdeOuaness and ferocity Of APP
pearance.
The Pierce returned TO Savannah from
q successful eleYen-day trip, 90 she
brought IN 80, 900 snapper, 5000 group
on and 5000 blackhsh, oil VI unusually
good size and quality II vas decided
" breezy trip at time, and the smack
returned minus her forest, which was
ripped away In q stiff gale. There was
much rough weather encountered, but
the smack succeeded IN landing q dig
catch, anyhow. A big green turtle was
q valuable feature OF the catch,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19

bladder remedy, be-
cause Of its remarks
able health restoring
properties, swamp
Root fulflIs almost
every wish In over
coming rheumatism,
pain In the back, kid
neys, liver, bladder
and every part Of the
urinary passage. II
e0vrwela auahftify tn
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-19

hndoutH you have kilIs
nOy o. bladder trOuble.
when Wridngmeutioa
roadihg this generous
oder in this paper and
eend your address 10
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-29
The LAYMEH's MOVEMENT.
May Not Danger Lurk Beneath the FaIfest
..-~. ...' Surface =.
Our Fathers Having Wasted Millions in Mission Work. Should va ho
Seek TO- Avoid their Mistakes?

Everybody and honors Methodist preachers
One evidence this the fact that family irrespective Oh
denomination conditions suited anxious have one
m delegates guests during the Conference
The repetition of little story which resited in my
when boy heart for the good ana
Bishop Capers As remember the story he went In stage 70
The stage stopped night the journey "hen
reached his destination he stopped for time with the hos VINO
slept the driver During the ngh the wea'ner
intensely cold When the bishop noticed the dVernext morn
ing shveng stage box he nQ why he bad not on an
coat The that he had The hshop recognizing
spare When bishop left lodging Psee
Se gold pieca which the bishop gratefully as
oepted Providence reward for his OF
the poorly-clad stage driver
Of cannot tell the in the impressive manner ana
with upon you that it had him who wss hse
boy then, but who is now an old man
Again The of Bishop Cspe, Rev w. T. Cspes WIS onee
preacher Abbeve During bis in This city he wss asked TO
anniversary sddles bese 10 be grsdussd at he Dne
West College One Of that speech dvslt upon tae I'M
portnnce Of The thought thht speech Wns
that should themselves besongy He sA - Ha"e
should woman be sSraJed IN ne
the most becoming apparel The apparel hs' W
coming might be unsuitable to ao'n
oteI eIpve goods entirely becoming 70 ns
rich GIRL it hne dresses do not become the
daughters pasns who ss able buy the It was
Christian duty to dzsss and TO appear as bssuaoi aoa d