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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

appetizing form to large numbers OF
bluejackets afloat and ashore has
been reduced to fine science.
To be sure, the public does hear
now and then more or less strenu-
GUS complaints from naval tars on
the score of the fare provided
aboard ship, but these protests are
nowhere near as frequent as they
once were, or as they are in the ma
vies of other nations. Moreover.
such "growls" when investigated are
usually found to emanate from chron-
&c "soreheads." In the comparative
ly limited number of cases where
the complaints are justified the trou-
'ble is likely to be traced to poor
cooking, rather than poor food-for,
unfortunately, in the navy, as in 9TH
er walks of life, there is great diff
ference in cooks.
In an. effort to insure and main
tain the quality of the eatables, all
food purchased for use on a man-of-
war must be carefully inspected by
the commissary officer. Then. too,
a strict watch is kept that Jack does
not indulge in any delicacies that
are not good for him, because of eli
matte or other conditions. To that
end the ships medical officer pre-
scribes as to the character of the
food that the bluejackets should eat
at the different seasons of the year
and with reference to the climate In
which the vessel is stationed at the
time In question.
BY way of evidencing the whole
some character of the food provided
sea in Uncle Sans ships there may
q sample menu. The bill OF fare 1,
daily, but a representative days mea
is found in the following: For
baked pork and beans, bread, butt,
For dinner, roast veal or roast
gravy, stewed tomatoes. mashed
bread. butter and coffee. For supper
sausage, cheese, potato salad, bres
and tea. Pie, fresh fruit and other
are often included in the supper bill,
quart, power ice cream freezer is, q
summer months, one of the most
used features of the equipment of
or kitchen of the average battleshiI
connection 1t may be added, that the
on shipboard of a mechanically op
cream freezer but calls attention tC
that the average floating fortress
Stars and Stripes is equipped with
every culinary appliance known to
twentieth century cookery. There ;
peeling machines. potato MASKING
meat grinders, an electrical dough N
washers and other innovations.
To realize how well Uncle Sans
cts fare with reference to the cravil
inner man, II is only necessary to CO
average days meals with the item
provided by the British governmeI
fighting men aboard his majesty's a
For breakfast your British tar has o
cocoa, and dry biscuit. At dinner h
pork and pea soup, but no vegetabl
in the afternoon, in lieu of supper
"tea" when his meal consists of oil
tea and more dry biscuit. Think of
final meal of the day as compared
Yankee naval menu that includes
bread, butter and tea. but also fresh
fried potatoes, etc, to say nothing
quarts of ice cream that are consu
first-class American battleship on
warm evening. No wonder the Amel
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19
IZne''kT'TCHEN' ne
HIS BROKEN NOSE.

We n new baby sister, I
Just love her most to
death.
She is the sweetest little
girl
That ever drew n breath.
She smiles and COOS. and
sucks her thumb
And though she looks SO
old,
She will get younger
every day.
(All girls do. / am told.
And when I go and shake
the crib.
And call her baby sis
tor"
She never cries n single
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

HE thoughts OF youth are
long. long thoughts"
"Tis thus the poets say.
And / would be a boy
again.
And drone and dream
my day.
Instead of planning busr-
ness schemes.
I'd think of perch and
ponds,
And count my marbleA
tops and strings
Instead of stocks and
bonds.
ia not be learned In
weighty lore,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-19

On board ship where the facilities of the galley or
ships kitchen necessarily somewhat restricted and the
food obviously have quite the variety obtain
able on shore the highest Importance that the best
possible results obtained in the cooking To that end
ship given liberal allowance of cooks and bakers
judcousy selected and aid them In the discharge OF
duties Uncle Sam has prepared neat cook book
having recipes for the standbys well as the frs OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Re booked nf her amazed
Stay b. repeated u Thought
you would want me a. go lmuo-
dlafsly after this"
NO" she said. eufnew hat frefuu.
tuuHiy, ara Nkt tu have ruti stay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
EARTH SLIDES AND
WRECKS TRAIN

PORTLAND. ore. Jan. -. lily e
P.-sifruck b a mass ~ rock ard
earth that VAS started sliding down
inc mpuutainslde BY the ramhiinE
~ the approaching locomotive. n
TRAIN was partially buried under the
slide north - Ashland Sevrn ears
were hurried from the track and
overturned Their slides were crush
"a beneath the weight % thc land
slide II ia considered remarkably
fortunate that No oue Was inferred
30 the slide. the graln creu helms
we'll O. the rear - thc train, except
The engineer and fireman The slide
struck two ears back ~ the igeo-
motive. A wreckiuE outfit had to
he sent 10 the slide from nnrshurr
o. clear away the debris and. AZ
though the train was struck and de-
rallied IN ths morning u was not
until iaat night that the line was
cleared. Meanwhile Portland san
Francisco passenger trains were
held The smashed cars were load
I'd with freight from California and
the loss % the railroad viii BE-
heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Newiy furnished Housekeeping and 9th
er rooms. reasonable. Phone \ sisc ioi
18th aN at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
THEY'RE RIGHT
BEHIND TEDDY

SPOKANE, Jan a. For the eN.
press purpose ~ encouraging lcg
lslstion tcnding to miulmlac the A.
legal acquisition OF timber lands by
Individuals on corporations and 90
tlcNising means 20 check the ap.
palms annual waste 81 timber la
the state of Washington. a number
al the biggest men of The state have
Just completed the organization of
the Washington Forestry associa.
tiun.
r. H. Libby. a capitalist Of Spo.
Kane. Is president lie has back
nf him an advisory board com
posed OF business men. timber oN.
refts and cngincors from different
cities
The new association has De.
elafed ils intention Of supporting
President Roosevelt In his at
tempt 20 force home 60 the people
and "a congress the urgent necessi.
ty ot forest conservation
"A state organization formed for
national forest conservation. SAYS
President Libby, we believe Co be
a step in the Iight direction Il Is
not cur Intention to attempt TO
work alone Our plan Is 70 work
In conjunction With the govern.
ment forestry bureau towards edu.
eating the people 20 the necesslty
Of prcservlng. ~ much as Is poasl.
HE. the unexcelled forests Of the
state; 20 lend every aid toward
she elimination oi forest fires that
annually destroy countless mil
llens Of feet oi splendid timber. 70
prevent waste M cutting timber
Tor commercial purposes 60 con.
duct q campaign of education along
the lines az intelligent forestry
growth. 60 discourage organized
corporation efforts for grabbing
timber lands 10 lend 10 the fed.
erai government every aid and en-.
coutagemcnt towards prosecuting
timber land thieves. Ia work for a
consistent policy OF forest pre-.
serves and national parks. and 20
perpetuate the public lands ex.
elasively for the benefit Of tho
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
CRUSHED TO
DEATH In
THE ICE

MtGSOLuA Mont. Jan 2i~ ny
IL y Crushed to death between nn
Ice floo and n bridge pier Ia llcll
Gate river. Was the fate of Roy Rob
bins, while attempting yesterday,
20 dlslodgc quantity Of Ice threat
enlna the destruction 81 trestlc
over the stream Ills companion
war carried a distance Of 300 feet
down the river on cakes OF ice be-.
fore he was rescued lie was au
badly injured that Il H. feared ho
will die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
LOSE LIFE
IN FLOOD

PENpLEToN. Ore. Jan a. By
a. = AIRS. Lars Hansen. wife 81
lmatiila so4nty Fancher. Was
drowned and her husband srrioualy
injured IN a flood which swept down
Cold springs csuyoH as ihr result
% the rapidly melting SHOWS. Ia re-
turning from a visit 60 town thsy
attempted 90 croNa gully. drs
when they eame IN, but which IN
their absence had been transformed
into raKiag fnrreut They attempt
81 10 ford the strealn and their teens
was swept Off 10 feet and carried
down stream. Larsen was rescued
unconscious. from a tarh~d wire
fence. where he lodged. and his
wife's body was found two miles
farther down the stream. The
horses were drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

rae fsitnsins pafe.as. sress usss
suesse ea Wssfsfa a. this snsraiasi
FOttTf utd hsNs live sslshL
tfc Fss praMal dressed ttr psf
Fouse sffses ehieNsu. i've lee esf
paas1 dressed ife per paahsi hfeiisfs
I've lac go Feaadl dressed. tss.
s4a4na f4t Hsf daxsn dgr6A sptine
uNs lse SET P#aaa. dsssssa tfe hsf
p4ana FtaseMa ~ pss aeseai sufs.r.
Eve ~ Use dressed Ea4tN. AeiafAh
harrn. ifFe tAH
NrrrEH~ taral fans6, see
FitlHH .aatf FkHFh ste
MEATS t4sesaNsaA taffF .tF sFer
Baaad steers. e. rsF peand unaitra
urths4s g fsf Eaana. sWea e. 80
4eH11 hs4s fH sff paasi lansh e -
posed talis asa utsa. - r - paunf
Meats tsssasea o. Veal Iafas -
rff roanf ns8lan. fsttn
fhs fsiie~faa sFs tssas qaafafls4s
msas o. Wssasfa - ttts iusfalnsi
NhhtE~ ApEtRs ftfstt 80
Nt.fE tNi kN NaffNta tf 60 -
sasa IsatafNst tzt 70 r~f tnp bassh
~ az Hef saeA fwFmiNe. Al 10 psa ssfA
parasites q Is NsR safs rAhAaEs. Fssr
~ p#g FwHnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
NURSE BEGS AID IN
FIGHTING PLAGUE

AIRS. Beraie Davies. thr usrae FOR
the Charity Organization society
sNho - carrying on the fight here
aKAInst the white plague. has ap-
reaied to members % churches and
other Institutions a. jaia BE end as-
aiaf the Fresh Air ieaGae. shich was
Instituted for the purpose II caring
for tttbertul0sis sufferers.
Seven new cases we're discovered
this week and az tbs present time
Mrs Davies has ~ patients under
her care She asks any who
Will assist her to fet her know at
fgfra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
BRICK BLOCK
COLLAPSES

REIIINGHAM. Jan. 2i-The
twostory brick block occupied BY
= J. BARLOW a Co. aud the
Alexander furniture store building
on Commercial a. Ia the down
town business district Of the clty
collapsed LAST night AZ 10 o'clock
They are utterly demolished and
the total damage "a the buildlngs
and 10 the stocks az merchants
occupyiug quarters there Is $4,000
They we're unoccupled AZ The time
and no one was injured The &C,
eident Is due TO the caye-in OF an
excavation for a basement under.
meath the Barlow building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
CHAPERONES FOR
SCHOOL GIRLS

while they are touring with a high
school theatrical production,
Six Nottingham society women
had volunteered to accompany the
girls. huf Prof Twltmoyor be
llcycH that there should be a
chaperone for each Of the girls. pref
orahly the mother or sister ~ dis
embryo actress The fact that thf
members Of the Minstrel Malask
production appear IN somewhat ~
breviated costume ~ believed 20 II
responsible for the predecessors -
niHtouce. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. 4i--- By
4. P.--Georgr t.Rnxe. a bartender In
saunders Hay Nicw sale0n. conn
United suicide In hts cabin home.
WhlIe IN bed Ne fired as-callbsr
revolver ballet through his head
No cause for the act has been learn.
81 I.ange was "a yeats old. Ger
man. and came here a. a sailor
eight YEARS ago He vas a member
~ the Order u Eagles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
PRETTY AND ViVActoua GIRLS
AT DELLiN0HAM CAUSING
MUCH TROUBLE.

nELLlNOnAM. Jan. 2i-ny a..
Z Principal Edwin rwltmcycr OF
the nellineham hish school. does
not tbius that six chaporonoa are
sufficient 10 maintain order among
20 yivacioua and pretty school girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Names Receiver SUPERIOR Judge
George r. Morris yesterday appoint
ed Robert DeVers receiver 81 the
National Life Insurance company.
Of the United States ~ America
Yesterday DcVcra filed q bond ~
saee and VIII nOw assume charge
81 the sompany's affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
EXPLOSION AND
FOUR KILLED

NEWARK. y. J.. Jan. Hi y q.
p-Four persons were killed and 10
Injured IN a powder min explosion
IT Lake HIopatong late yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The staT cannot guarantee
accuracy o. assume response
hility for errors ~ any kind
occurring In telephoned adyor-
ilEeuacrts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

trn possible llks 20 DO what would
have pleased my father"
She dashed from the roan. her
checks pink. while over the Young
mans face spread slow smile ef
deem happiness
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HELP WANTED"
AND AL CIAQRIrgED ADS.

One cent q word Minimum
charge zoe when charged 20
account actual number ~ lines
~ sot VIII be counted Seven
Insertions made FOR tho price
N elk when cash ~ paid All
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
VIII be counted az two lincR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

RAIL WAY TtME TABLES.
= % ret trust printes tins !
= tables In newspapers, For /
. time Of departure and arrival /
= o. trains telephone King 8trsei i
= Station Information Bureau.
= Sunset. Main 274o. tndepsnd' 4
= snt III.
A ttkE hkft Ahhhh
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rGlp wAsTED-m aLg.


nfD uuNFF AaESTs FHEE SAN.
sp4fkiins fanuus o. nsfuatta Hinsiie
ssnains dsfsttlna hafflsn ssrrfts filis
fassr requirement 20 fhh fHhs4 saaffiue
.insasa ths uaotf faNtiaiaAH ai nnif
aHs sthiftl~th the raat "a she frAf ga
nsnfH - msant "a lntfaa aftma fhts
msafVsioaa and RondNffat seinitlteftns
SEN sMa sFrHfiaN aH naAH SEES fftsHNA
a. HHlfktf a. possible HH afs ussAiHN q
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seat fua So uraf this NHautifli ftfE,
this Hssfsfrisfs 20 Msu's HaHaitfaff
this zsnsaiaften that spsHAlrs Nth sN the
i=eauff aHf flashes Hfff eli ths tff ~
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go shna d o. Fuuf fffeHaH ana fahf ef
dsrs Tor us a. ~ eFfis tssif sfia ~
siHht ass makes zee pei Hshi ffnft ~
yes. atsaiafrig ntfhpNt sftnft eu fenf
east We SCAT Enaa hanset feffserntA
lives even here ia ever iefAiiifs fiif
~ rHerfff. iH fart ~ ever f"Nnfff
throughout fhs Hufit. tath tn~n afh
~naaen. fuunE and ni6 ~hn ni.i uut aFN
Hs phwn tHr ftaruetfn hiauataflan AN@
ianeaa nnasr thr rfafsnsa fhat fhsF ore
sHaafaa gems 90 sarh artfan sonnet iffrs
leNfa e. frnutis uf sfatafraHsiueut "
sea seat Stimulation ulafunna. aHh
sflfHfe f0f ths Errulne sect Haif 49,
iaaaf. az ms adfsft isa1fFat nAg ~
arpssr sFsina firsf fufus. fret Hfrs -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
"sITUArIoNs wANTrp.s

Situations Wanted" advcr-
iiaemsnta csc for rs words ?
ilmea Additional space, o. per
line
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60 chrar or aILNrR-

NORTH YAKIMA. Jan. 2i BY
a. = Rev n A Lnckenhaeh. r..
ilfing pastor Of the Congregational
church here. and his wife we're
presented a rich chest Of silver hy
the ladies Of the church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
LEoAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO coNTHAcrons
sealed bids will 90 received np %
noon. January afud ICES, nt the ufiee
Of fha AlHaka fukun iaelfiN Exposition
Commission ~ the state ~ Washington.
sH9 Na4ka building seattle wash, fnf
the construction % the WuWnu'a ana
NiRhway NuNdlnEs Tile contract prices
~ said taiininrH are 60 be pHtd iu cash.
OF ita equivalent lids Hhaf hH made
ouf on forms prepared - tha tnmfAiH'
siuH ard shall DO accompanied ~ a
certified check ~ 40 pee cent ~ fuch
bid. Plans ana specifications details
and forms ~ bids far Wamena Build :
ms MAJ Do obtained at fhe afflCc ~
Haundefa a iaeton. architects. 1880
Alaska nulldluF Seattle. Wash and
for She ifiFhenY building at the office
~ urhh 4 Mnnhei Architects Denny
Building Commission reserves the fiEht
20 reject bids
u w CONnOS.
President Aihaha Yukon Tueifir Commits.
sion 81 tho State 81 Washington
Inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

after ~ O'Clock daily.
BALLARD A0ENCY-p. II.
Mullen 5f0e Ballard av.. opp.
city Hall Phone Ballard 900
MAIN OFFICE Seventh av.i
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1860. Ind. ftt Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

WhiisNaHh tte cellar win a ~aah
& untainina enuuNh c0pperns 90 fint
thr eoiutian pals yellow. This viii
Anrp TIE rats away Cupprfas IL :
deadly poison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

Lawrence kate Lawrence as. Jan is
10 this flfF
raup MARY raup a. JIM 49, rrosi-
dence hospital
Carlson % Carlson. As, Jan H. IN
this city,
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HuHr BUYERS. RENTERS ANn HpEC.
HLATOHH TAKE notice

rLATohH TAKE NOTICE
s-reom cottage. 10 tesiee only 10
hioeks from esf cioss in fste hat
cash. balance years
s-foom extra good cottage block 70
raod car, u minutsg Flde o. heart a
city tAeee. auiy t1ss cssh
roonss. modern. Ioi seslte ia univsr.
siiy district. tz.aee EMS tsef cash.
taiaHe* tih peF month. " Vsics
nEsr BuYs ~ VACANT rRorEnrx
ssrsls. faegns sfssess only gt min.
atse from hsArt ~ city THIS - iota.
enss i&.beei - course ~ 10 ~ CASH
serite. faeins tee streets IA tioaks "a
ar. it-faEuais rlde 5000 fieu % iaks
and eltfs ensy n.ife. flet cash. haia
We eenid III thls ~hsis raEs ~ah hsr-
X lay : ssrss - ~ 49, tsra y, N 800 a
~ have Il We Aiso have LaEfains Ia
ranehea q nn8tn proved rgcg ffy
INTERNATIONAL BOND a REALTY co.
DON'T rot wswr = nowEG
igs cksH FRrE TO APPLY ON
fufn LtN1EH Biz.
~, ~. ~ ~ y 'ss rgawe 80 s,isT
fif per meath
~ rot Can HfsfLp goE HrEf.F HERE
Is YOUR CHANCE
fln CASH wsll Do H
rms Oyer HOLDS GOOD TO
FEBRUARY lMr. ANaN
kwant on tne ADDITION DAILY AZ.
rEfN00NN
PLEASANT VALLEY ADDITION
AsuFf NffseF. Station o.. stores market
ali fnnrerteHesn Frri f.aUtan sag ~
1tth az y er telephone the oFFfEE.
Main Tss. far informafinn
Addlfton etflre- Casan Aunf g1so.
DAVID = EAFrNAN
set feimau ltidE
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sPGciAL NOTICES.


IN Pref NtsFens NsN aefhad. sole
~ NfiHinefuf AsnftnH WHaFautgff
AEHA in i'FfVste Lessons NaEffiF htFd
~ leasnua rfeFf dAf eAehihN an
q ~ HnN Pine Glasses ana assemblies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

The silhouet Of the fashionable
riage wear are stunning 10 the
best sense Of that word Thirty.
two inches III diameter Is not an
exaggerated size. 20 the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT HOUSES.
riye roen u,edsrn rouaso 80 min-
utrs walh from Pioneer square i'nnns
BOARD AND ROOM.
.--.-.s--r~s-s--sessasaa-
me best private board and room lH
siiy Phone Queen Anne 1850 -is.si
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Restaurant eraesfy ana bakery hr.
airhed Tor rent ApplY y GORDON, aFss
nrpaHiyH A. za-sA
FOR sALH-FURNirURE.
--s-----sas.s=4-s.z----.s.
Furuiiufs ~ t.raom cottage fof aais
solid aaA 6inluN room table fhAf cost
fife Nest cell ~ lot cali tasi stts
kucTion sALEs.
--------=-----=-z------
osofssfown saefgp sns sales etstisss
hefsss. hsfnsss sseisis. nessh' sne sesf
/ ~ e hes9 hafsss. al sisss. - hab1
iFsndaqn 81. asofrstovn. ca IL
Ths EaEls Auftian Co PIKE and niHth.
wiil by ynaF nesds a. best cash prices.
o. eel thsm q epmmisslpn IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
viii trade ktmhsa organ. cost filt.
i've stock preferred Phone Queen Anns
1850 1e-4a
wanted TO hirs horse weight ] eto
V iiee paf 81 dai snd feed Phone
Asiu ftff tf
Wammass sals Ca Fifst a. near VS..
sinia e. - ssafins apparel -si-at.H
FoR sALG--noRsEs
-~--------~-r---~--.- ---------~--.--a-----~-~-~
TIE aaniY Boarding and sale Btatlsa
Horses sifsd fer Al purposes. tY oar
81 wosA s8eH Western as Phones
Msia fssss LED isss
FoR sALE-woop AND COAL.
Ws esn aaas care q yaa RyEN wHBk
coat - SHORT ~ FHk AAHkHf
eEATTiE coal a fuEL co Beth
cost al kiues delivered 70 al part.
Mcleod toe rhonss 1910 --tf
SEATTLE rfFnfIr FURL naHKrr
SO eits. gpHlsf ~eisht snd ssfyic.
WANTED 70 BUV-EURnIruRE
--~---~~-~=------s-----~--~
To dtaFnse 81 YeAf usfa fefn4tufa %
an edVaftsEs rail- 70 our sscbanss De
paHuasHt We BAY faf eash " trade. al
lnHtns literally HuY fuur furnitufs ia
thfa dspaftfaenf=F ua saFs deal The
ufets. AahsiH CO "a Department
FnNNoST ruHSlTunE co desires
ssrsnt -hand 8eads Highest prices paid
y.ls.s EsFa ilis -, N fiiI Iaa tsis
PERSONAL.
~ Z 1e6ss .arrs0h rhifopodist
TfnHtmsnts Felulsss ittt hwsond Az
led 1914
Ils bargains b. unfsdssfnsd watches
srh aianlauda 81 fhs i.endan tsaslfg
Co les fna az usst Gays ufus stafe
WANTED Address oF ANNA
EuFEGuf a fftsnd ntnhra 90 reHss
faunirkis alta hsf reisphans Msin
tptf fgrai EsssiH
kRcriTrcTs.
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