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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21
Sex TO YOUR DOCTOR!
cooAF Poor. He's Better Than Any
Old Patent Medicine.

HI last to that which is good, is
the ayice Of DR.. Kobbe. the noted
vivis zionist. If you have a doctor
and pe improving under his care. or
if Vi are taking a treatment that is
eyeutnecklng your disease, stick to
the bctor or the treatment and be
skepical.
Bk If you have a NANCY dog or
otb0 animal and want to be shown,
andi new discovery like poslam
CONS along, try it on the dog before
tryiE 1t On yourself. 1t acts the
sans with animals as it does with
hurpsn being s-infants and adults
hea1ng over night and quickly curing
the Gorst cases of any kind of skin
disese. Itching stops at once in any
itching skin disease, eczema, rash,
scales, split toes, piles, scaly scalp,
crused humors in infants and the
like.
Whte to the Emergency Laborator-
les. 80 West Twenty-fifth Street. New
Yoh City, and they will send, you
fresof charge, by mail, in plain wrap
per, enough poslam to cure any or.
dinry case of skin trouble. barber s
itch itching feet, blotches, red noses,
infhnmations, etc With this sample
alone compilations are cleared over
might and pimples banished from the
face in two days. w II. Sudhoff. as
welas all good druggists everywhere
make specially of poslam.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21
Rheumatism Prescription
One That Docs Cure or Money Back.
Says Leo Fl. Fihe.

Says Leo II. Fihe.
Rhcuma: that's the name of the SCI
entific prescription that is putting old
Rheumatic out of business the country
over.
Rheuma cures by driving the uric
acid from the blood. 1t also acts di-
rectly on the kidneys and is better for
the kidneys than most so-called kidney
cures.
After the rheumatic poisons are drfv-
en- from the body. the stomach grows
strong; the blood becomes rich and
red. and general feeling of perfect
health prevails.
B. d. Smith of Elmira, NJ Y. took
Rheuma, and this is what he writes:
Il was sufferer from rheumatism for
years. Since using Rheuma I have
been entirely free from all aches and
pains. Rheuma is certainly the stuff
for rheumatism"
Leo II. Fihe sells and guarantees
Rheuma. The price is only soc a bot
tie. and no rheumatic sufferer can at
ford not to use it. Mail orders filled
by Rheuma Co. 1000 West Ave. Buff
| falo, n. y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21

entertained bridge club at her home
in Spring Grove, yesterday afternoon.
Cards were played at four tables. Fol
lowing the game dinner was served.
Several guests came in for dinner.
The members of the club are as fol
lows: Miss Maud Thistlethwaite, Miss
Clara Myrick, Miss Edna johnson,
Miss Magdalena Englebert, Miss Nina
Pennell, Mrs. Haughton, Mrs. Harry
Jay and Mrs. George Dilks. Jr. Mr..
Dilks, Mr. George Cole, Mr.. Jay, Mr..
and Mrs Haushton, Miss Englebert,
Miss Anna Finfrock and Miss Becker
Of Cincinnati and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dilks, ST., were guests for dinner.
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THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB.
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge
club met with Mrs. Frank Lackey yes
terday afternoon at her home on
North Twelfth street. The favors
were won by Miss Alice Forkner and
Mrs. Maud Jones. Mrs. Omer Hol-
lngsworth and Mrs. Fred Carr substi-
tuted The club will meet with Mrs.
S. f. Swayne at her home on North
Eleventh street next Thursday.
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ENREkA CLUB.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hewitt enter
tanned the Eureka Card club at their
home on Sheridan street. Fayors
We're given.
OPENS DANCING CLASS.
Mrs. kolp will open her dancing
class for young children at the I. O.
0. F. hall next Saturday afternoon
from two to three.
y X Il
DANCE By ELKS.
The Elks are planning to give a
dance once month at their club
house on North Eighth street. To-
night they will give an informal re-
ception from eight to ten.
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EAST END CLUB.
Mrs. Earle Mann entertained the
East End Whist club this afternoon at
her home on South Twentieth street.
X X y
ENTERTAIN CLUB.
Miss Jessie Beeler entertained a
bridge club this afternoon at her
home on North Twelfth street The
members are Miss Jessie Beeler,
Misses Margaret and Deborah Sedg-
wick, Miss Pearl Hasecoster, Miss
Halle Freeman. Miss Ethel King, Miss
Alice Harvey and Miss Ruth Mash
meyer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21

Inc earliest effort to construct ia
chine which. according to modern
ideas. is entitled to be called an aero
plane was undoubtedly that OF Will
liam Henson In 1872. Henson. who
was practicing engineer. with offices
in New City chambers, BishopSSate.
London. devised a machine which re-
sembled very closely the type which
has since been termed the monopIane-
that is. having its supporting planes
practically forming single deck. as
distinguished from the box form of
the biplane and multiplane devices OF
later inveutors.-CasSier's Magazine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21

from the Illinois Northern Peniten-
tiary, despite the bitter protests OF
hundreds of victims and of Polish So
cieties representing other hundreds
who had suffered directly or indirect
ly by the sensational crash.
Stensland and Herring had been sent
down under the indeterminate SEN
tence law, which provided for from
one to fourteen years, with a possible
communication, for good conduct, TO six
years and three months. The men
have been in prison since September
2s. 1906.
Powerful influences have been at
work ever since to secure their re-
lease, although they never came to the
surface for identification.
Tragedies Followed Failure.
The failure of the Milwaukee Ave
nue. Bank was one of the most sensa-
tional in Chicago's history and was
followed by pitiable scenes and long
train of death and disaster Stems
land and his cashier disappeared. The
Later two other victims committed
suicide, one man fell dead when he
heard all his savings had been wiped
out and another was taken to the De-
tention Hospital a hopeless maniac.
These We're some of the results all
could see, but over on the great North
west side, hundreds of small mer-
cJ,o M, ,,t 1S
of poor persons lost all the savings of
lifetime in the crash.
Deaths were numerous, all more or
less traceable to the bank wreck. Had
Stensland or Herring appeared any
where in the district they would have
been torn to pieces, so Intense was
the feeling against them. The same
feeling still exists, and the friends OF
the two men will take extraordinary
precautions to prevent them being
assassinated.
Arrested in Taneier.
The pursuit and capture OF Stems
land was one of the sensational feat
ureS of the affair. The bank failed
early in August, and Stensland was
gier, Morocco, September 8, by a
newspaper man.
Stensland began his business career
in Chicago in 1871, in a small dry
goods business. He was then "a years
old, having been born in Stavenger
| Norway, May 8. 1S47. When IS years
of age he went to India. and was a
successful cotton buyer, travelling
through Hindostan, Persia and Ara
bia From the dry goods business
here he branched out into real estate
and banking, and finally founded the
Milwaukee Avenue Bank, a state con
Germ. Before the crash came the
amount of alleged forged notes was
said to have been $1,3O0,0OO.
His bank was the favorite depository
of people of small means, chiefly
Scandinavians and Poles. When the
bank closed a mob of thousands o.
frenzied depositors gathered about it
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21
THEATER PARTY,

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I Reed enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner last even
ing at their home on South Thirteenth
The invited guests were: Miss Nina
Pennell, Miss Marjorie Pennell. Mr.
Fred Nichols, Mr.. Mark w. Pennell
Mr.. l. Johnson, Mr.. Mark H. PennelI
and Mr.. Omer Chase.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21
At Local TheQterS
Bianden PLAYERS.

One of the largest audiences of the
season was at the Gennett theater
yesterday afternoon to meet Mr.. Blan-
den and his associates who held a re-
ception on the stage after the perfor-
nance. A flash light picture of the
audience was taken. and the photo
graphs will be given away as souve-
Mrs Saturday evening. The photo
grapher did some excellent work and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21
CLUB NOTES
STAR SEWING CIRCLE.

STAR SEWING CIRCLE.
The Star Sewing circle met yester-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
blanche Mulholland on North Sixth
street. The afternoon was spent at
needlework. The members of the club
are: Miss Mulholland. Mrs. Earl Fer
ris. Miss Ruth Edwards, Mrs. Otto
1.antz. Mrs. Wilbur Sells, Miss Grace
Edwards. Mrs. Sells. Mrs. Walter
Helms and Mrs. Frank Earnest Mrs.
Walter Helms will entertain the club
in two weeks at her home on North
Seventh street.
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BRIDGE AND DINNER.
Mrs. W. P. Haughton delightfully."-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21

A cup of coffee, a bit Of sausage,
and Mrs. Austin's Buckwheat cakes is
a breakfast fit for king.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21
WRECKERS OF BANK
ARE GIVEN PAROLE
StensIand and Herring Are to
Be Released from the
Joliet Prison.
VICTIMS MAKE PROTESTS
BUT THEY WE'RE IGNORED BY
ILLINOIS PARDON BoARD-cAP-
TURE OF sTENsLAND MADE
By NEWSPAPER MAN.
VICTIMS MAKE PROTESTS

Chicago, ILL.,, January 21.-Paul o.
Stensland. wrecker OF the Milwaukee
Avenue Bank, and Henry w. Herring,
his cashier, were yesterday paroled
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r-HoERE:
There's nothing like bread made from,
Gold Medal Flour. DEBoRAB
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21

and the police had hard work re-
straining them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-21

Emory? Wait for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
FURNISHED ROOMS

The NIFEinus" iab madsfn fafs
te4 strEinta ct / nlahed tall sutaiaai
ia ffam WuHtlahs rooms. sverrt hlns
hv Hfaaa heat uaw fras batha and
rau BELLS closets I phones. rates from
boa ard cold ustar Use 20 81 uHsk
in ever FUem Nalklnn distances
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STORES
~-e~~1~-~-~~~~s0s~~e@~~ ~~~~s~rs@~-~~.Nes-~~

Store fnenr Hlth three iiFtaE rnama. m
sea ear Nnea feff desirable iHEHtiaH
faz NrNfrrH HeifeafrssHu ~ hsNHff
f-saaa " desired Fhpns auHas Anne
ffEa 81 tas So nraarf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
MURDOCH BROKE
ALL RECORDS

sELLfNGHAM. Aug. Victor
Hwdock. iusurEgnt congressman
. hm the seventh Kansas district.
N nikht addressed the largest po-
Acal gathering ever assembled In
nascom county since 1896 tie
naeked Cannouism in the house.
.. urged the people 20 indurse
Ess Polndexter for United States
NAi0T
. answer 70 the report placed
, circulation yesterday that he had
b eye on the speakershlp. Muir
"a said
10. I am not after the speaker
d. but IN tell you what. n !
ps speaker I certainly would
nh % have the power TO appoint
zrniffees taken frum the speaker
ni Fiaced Ia the body Of the
hose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
BETRAYED RUSSIA
| IND FACES DEATH

sr PETERSBURG Aug 20 1T
81 sfflcially announced today that
sna Won Uugcru Steruberg. under
rssi on a charge % selling Rus
"a military secrets 90 Austria, viii
\ tried by a military tribunal aud
* ia civil court Death sen
nv Is not within the scope OF
ssa anthority
Won ungcrn-Sternhcrg represent
I H. Austrian official news agency
J = PETERSBURG. besides acting as
srsspondent OF several other con.
nsaial newspapers and two Eng
81 5ouruals He was allowed
saay privileges on account OF his
rsiiion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
WATER FRONT.
CITY RgA. esTATE.

N~~~~~N~~~~~e~e~ ~~~NN~~NNNNNe~~
GO TO KIRKLAND TODAY,
Seattle's most beautiful suburb,
and buy half a dozen SIS lots
S450 for six large lots that viii be
worth $500 each In but a short
time. $45 cash and $40 per month
will buy the six Don't walt until
they are all gone and then re
proach yourself with what might
have been" your good fortune but
was picked up by another. GO To
DAY. But so minutes from Sec
ond av Take Madison ear. Sales
men on the ground
BURKE a. FARRAR, OWNERS.
View homes built TO suit. West seattle.
500 cash. ONellly Home Building Co
26l Empire Buildlng.
samuel Coilyer. 500 Leary Building
deals Ia city property. farms and tim
| Der lands List your property with him
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oLN uANsoN a cu.
Thif1 fipof Nra Antk lMarh
Five acres for $3.50 AZ Kirkland
Dat 4. mile from Lake Washing
ton Beat bargain ever offered
on east side ~ lake Easy driy.
ing distance 0f Pioneer Square.
SO cash and $40 per month vii
buy thia Take Madison street
car and county ferry 10 Kirkland
and ask Tor Nr Terry
tt9ts far gh acres - t~rms ~ ttaa
zach balance GO auif yes hufH fH@
finest tract - garden fanA t0l 20 7en
Tacoma ara seattle hiahf en the
o. Jusf t1 fnfaH8ea from ffourrf liArr
q gra 81 slh as aaa 80 shai thla
utE HANSON a eco
rhtfd Fiaaf See Yasa nlask
FIVE ACRES rs WHITE RIVER
VALLEY.
an rfsarsf rruhbed anf ready Tor the
pinw a mile fFum fnt-rmrhan station
snd raed ,oue fns biaes 'oll uss
eVrrflaa a. any season Price 1850.
So aawn ard tt per month Soc uwnar
g y iiiimNn. room 2 Times hldr
FARMS THAI AHE MoNEr MAKEns
improved. first class buildings. large
orchard. Az kinds small fruits shuud-
aufe pure spfina eater pipr9 over
piarr Price inFiHdinE stock aua tools.
fttoa See this place and sea viii
90 acrea near Kent 90 cleared su good
land eight -faom taeiiirE iater bare
and puf huiidinEs good bus. 30 Gee
RonEHr MAtrnY leia AtAskN m.DG
10 ACRES $3.50
We ran cell 700 - acres ~ rich lrtri
land situate in Mason COUNTY at fia
per srrr This land lee lHfel ana ia
worth more mansT We have twn
tfatta both uf which belong tu folks
Who can't meet the payment Ho ~
our customers ont Good title, war
fauiY deed Terms 90 faHh balance
81 per month. Como iu aulrAiF
uLE uANFuN a Du
ThlFd Floor Nnw York block
s ACRES-LAKE VIEW
Hsautlfui View u Lake washington and
city fire soil, partly cleared sprinE
water good reBds schools pouoffles
and stores Surrounding pfahrftf 10
belnE plated into lois Price tfoo 90
90 81 down ard O. 90 per manth Cali
& u Hlilmau room 2. times nidg
NEAH. st'NNYDAIE
10 acres lees short Line tnfrruthB
right - way rich level land. corner
100 nest nus n thaf Vicinity
ROBERT MALTnf. 1919 Alaska
BUILDING
faa8
ncraH u RICH. level land. situate %
minutes FROM Totem Pole. on good
rauufe road Soil la well adapted 90
fruit rnlalnE aud chicken ranch Would
advise anyone aha wants or 90 acres
dsiB during this month SO cash So
pef month on five acres.
oLE HANSON g. co
rhird Floor New York Block
THouaA AIDS OF CHICKENS can be
raised here Ny 2-aforY house large
tract cleared land. an Cor $3.50. terms
$50 down. $40 per month, ~ sold at
uuesa Take old HautUn car, on Fourth
aAs SET or M Williams a.. at KCntpn
Inquire 81 EaEie GROCERY. G. 4. HILL
49,
I no ACRES 5000 90
Partly cleared a-room house. barn 30
fruit trees. $40 feet ~ iske front Flns
fresh water. fiHhinE and boating va
down and balance 20 suit Call G.
Hiimnn. room 9. Tirnes uidg
aNAPa-fo acres fine alder bottom price
5000 $500 cash bal easy. near school.
. mile from boat landing near Ia-
coma
20 acres. $500. 800 cash bal easy
90 acres $3.50. atto cash. bal easy
zoe acres. fli an acre. 4 mite from bay
soc boat Co Tacoma, worth $50, p
cash. bal long time. 9 per cent
FORREST LAND CO.
1903 second b Room 500. 81 it5G.
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Only A DOLLS LEo.


: COLUMBUS, O, Aus a. I
, mlghty sensation was occa'
sssA here when employees ot 4
q express company found 4
sat they supposed Go Dc q 4
a 4 baby sticking out of
esekase consigned 90 q local 4
esety woman After calling !
. ~ nolce. the coroner and an I
asFtaker. he VAS found that 4
. - aackare Of death con. I
. aleed nothing more thrilling I
, nan a threctoot doll
..Ss&s ASA - 4 ,
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HHuH raa aen home so UrGf uEUF
PROFIT SEQ t1 f44a Boa CaHh does o.
farf uf ehaa Fuu
common WEALTH SECURITY CO.
Main iatg t.g FIRST Az Ind f-4f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

WANTED Several srsEhi young women
between aseH ~ sad 81 years tp Leafs
school Ia our Eaaf offire 1850 fffh
aN whfnh ia Do charge % woman
prinfipsA Applicants 10 qualify are
paid az fafR 80 per month willis
tsnFninz ana 81 pc day 10 start Ehen
assfEufa 60 an office Applicants muat
come aFii recommended % b. atla 20
fafnlnh satiafarfury references before
application viii be- considered ABBY
10 school principal az above address
The Pacific Tsiephonc telegraph
Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
uRFuRntsAEp ROOMS.

DeeTea-1er.F.eF07Fs7e
two fnnma Cor fenf ftt8 urrn9 say
anHHfh
rhfer fnafna uraIF paprrft clean
reHreaieft eco mtnufes % b. Co. cheap
t4a8 Flfh av
Fsaf nnfufnished rooms nvsif papefra
uiFa FaFt ftN gef munfh fe1a HiHfh aF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

a uat af s foafna and iaFse porch. rFht
Boo town. tHn mInutta naih fnm eFt
taaus tu. iafso uhrdH faf tiu. ksta
af iHEH pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
wAnrgo-MIscuLLAnEous

rNs~s-N~-e~e@s~@sefss
wanted aa%0 3 FannFam no ur#pHtr
$50 ga GiafIee Hamnra muat 30 Ens.i
1rier aud cheap Ndaress ii.tff. star
Wanted Nursefr men . plate bnoa up
ta-dsfT plates fu good order Address
H .ftg star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

koask dsvslogins. &c Te.l az ,., IS.
safe snisrEsments. zee Jao9ss fHoso
Competent Eiri faF general hauseworit
Eds references Phone mpruinEs hast
qiTi f5r general housework 2 ts15.
f81 Maiden av
wantsa-Giri foT general house~ork
78t tsth ava corner merry
widow ia need Wishes Hght seElns and
rnaudiuR SIS Cedar ~
HELP wEn .Eu-nsiE--
DoSf GE C6EEs0dE -''O
tn,ers,ats Introducing Society. for 70.
sperfa bic people Only reiiabie marriage
agsncy Many wealthy members Ret.
srsuces given and demanded. Personal
lntrsduetiion,s Hours a p. 70 "a p p "a,
ISL Seattle Offic. tg-f3 Hsadoms
Hotel ffis First Az
WANTED Men ara women 20 learn the
barber trade colapisie course t.e
mo Diplomas given. Largest school
RNTi0SAL BARBER COLLEGE.
- WAEHiNQTON sT.. AhA TILL
Boys, 40 Aant good gayiss pagsr
down here on which you can mAk. as
uuch--or nearly Sos ~ you worked AZ
NHI ana HNHM NAffHNHN AHNA"
have ali your fgraaoons 70 yourself Call
aud zee Parish. Circulation Dept. seAttls
Htar 1891 Seventh Az
wanted Msn ara rifs ~ oid lady 90
take charge - HiN-runm house partly
furnished Call 90 blacksmith shop for
particulars. sft fsth ~ Phone
north 50
SEVERAL MEN WANTEp--To lay
walk cut brush also show land. os
wages Inquire AZ Eagle Grocery At
8entou -
MIN WANTED-At good wages for
nearly nil kinds n work We are open
ing DC zoe acres ~ land Zee e - hiil
mans manager. second floor Times block
Wanted give mon 10 clear land, either
contract or day labor Herbert Upper,
ace Leary Bldg
YOUNG man. no experience. salesman.
call on business men. exceptional oppor-
tunity Hobs. care star
Learn 90 operate moving picture ma
teach YOU iu three weeks small cost.
Room sts Peoples Bank BIDS
Maln ~. p hegg9 AEssnt iaa 1875
Furnishes All kinds ~ labor
g06 Jackaoh ~. seattle. Wash
m prank Blair. g4ff Evanston av.. VIII
call AZ The star office. 1909 seventh aNf
ne viii be- given two tickets 20 the Ma
feafic theafre free.
Wanted-Nen W take contract diEging
ditch two feet deep on farm near city
easy sh0veiinE Herbert 3. Upper. 900
Leary BldE
wanted Two first class fIniahefs. none
other need apply Call Sunset Hofth
t0sf after 500.
rates ID this column are ] cent a word
Ten words 10 cents when set close
Try MaiIorys Barber shop for soc
scalp treatment III Columbia -.
scandinavian solicitor wanted one who
speaks fair EnTllsh. Call ssI Empire
Meme $40 sample suits. so 90 Tfacie,
Room 207. $685. Third. Traders lldg
Second hand clothing bought and sold
1911 pike ~ Main s1as. Ind. 4 1853
IA Prof stevens. Hss Method Teach
IN 9s I D.ss.nT ss.r. ..Sas 70 r 2t
INV always free Fourth ana Pine ~
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALe.
~~~@~.~~-~~sr-~e1e-~ <se-ese~r~~~~ses~s~SNs
Experienced man wants position. JAM
tor. porter Or eieyaiak pilot Main fs1h
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taut rl1m usf With raa range pfi.
fafr batch. o. 00. tnfre fant room fiat
eIfh sac fanf-. ftt 900 tl.t Terrace.
D1fHef uf ram
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FARMS Ano ACREAGE.

N~-~~s~~e~-~-04~e~s~~Ss ~>~r~~~~s~-~~~e~~~1~4
SMALL RANCH FOR RENT
Four acres. half cleared. four.
room house. poultry house. etc /.
orchard Of apples. pears. piums.
prunes and cherries. also small
fruits: large vegetable garden, run
ming water and we'll Can be had
with fruit and garden and rent paid
20 March !, 1911. for only SIS. and
for the year following for 500.
Place is near Northrup's Landing.
just across Lake Washington This
Is snap for some one. See l.. ].
SPRENGLE Saturday. the eth
inst. or see Mr. G. " Norman on
the place. half mile east OF the
landing. at once. Take the steam.
er at 1915 a. m. from Madison
park.
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AGENTS WANTED.

~~~~s~-T~r~~er~ee~ss~~-~
AGENTS WANTED-To AID "a sappiy
the demand Tor chaia~ nuFsaFT ssesk
sgfff free. cash weekly address CAFf.
TAI CITY NURSERY cosPAST. salem.
Oregon
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cutArNf uuME TIES AeHEH WIin
unstefFurtet ffHe VI th~ sound sH4
muuufhIna FaHd coil urarif 90 Itf
proved facing county rood frw Nin
ufNs from hHaah HH wHlu laHh uulf
fsm faas ffam seattle Tacoma Hennie
haulns aFd uHu 4e guursr ~ .nnHif H.
NTn tHuaH. bars ui.r Hf hsri aHlaiI
ftuHa one 20 thr pfrfileaf srula Doc Ihe
nhafr Sound faunif. 20 fshru DOT. q
nuf option rtuifae GOO oriltrr f".
al SEQ whieh price iHriHhrH Hinfh tha
tania terms
Aiat b sores uulmprltfd. in same fI.ln-
Hf haf Hrh bottom land haiHnrr rs
trs Fsaa frHit iaht ali nearly rtrl
niH have aarsHiHE ttru uf sHHna ana
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SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE-Up-
stairs aud downstairs halls. bath.
pantry. etc Two lots. 30xl20 a.
each. overlooking Lake Wash.
ingtnn House needs some re-.
pairs. which can be done by pur
chaser AZ small cost. making the
place worth at least $500 WIN
sell Tor 81 500 10 party whO viii
agree 10 repair building AZ once.
on terms OF $3.50 cash and bal
ance SD per month Take Mad.
iHou at car and county ferry 90
Kirkland Ask FOR Mr. WeBter
az office Of Burke a Farrar. Inc
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FURNIsHeo APARTMGNTs.

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