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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-08-26
NEWS OF TOWN AND COUNTRY
THINGS THAT HAVE HAPPENED or WILL HAPPEN VERY SOON
4 4 4

DIR. j. w. Iarter returned
Monday to his home at Iron Riv-
er, Wisconsin.
If you are looking for present Of any
kind for friend, ours is the place to
find it, we have just received nice new
lot. Hendricks.
DIR. w. w. Buck has begun
excavating preparatory to the
erection of a fine brick dwelling.
We have the greatest line of dishes
and glassware. from the cheapest to the
finest at Hendricks, that has ever struck
our town.
Misses Hattie, Jane Ruth HAIR
mon, and Mabelle Tilson were
visiting relatives in Marion this
week.
Misses Ruth and Hattie Tilson
have been the guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. John l.. Huddle, for
the last two weeks.
Marion Huddle was ordained a
minister of the Lutheran church
at the Synod held in Roanoke
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Cor
many will move to town in the
near future, having rented Prof.
Peppers house.
We are glad to state that our
friend, Davis Phillippi, who suf-
fered several serious hemorrha-
ges from the nostrils last week,
is much improved.
SWINE FOR SALE. Il have
one full blooded Poland China
male hog for sale at a reasonable
price. T. s. Lambert, Rural Re
treat.
Mrs. r. G. Lewellyn and little
niece, Vena Harkrader, of Dob
son, N. G., are visiting Their
aunt, Miss Rachel Harkrader on
Black Lick.
A destructive hail storm pass
ed north and east of town Sun
day evening doing considerable
damage to gardens and corn
fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Grnbb
were visiting in Bristol Saturday
and Sunday. They were accom-
panied by the latter's sister, Miss
Mabel Dutton.
Big stock Of screen doors an
window screens, screen wire
cloth in different widths. Also
screen door hinges and springs
now at Gammons.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Cornett,
Jr., and Master Garnette came
up from Roanoke Saturday and,
spent several days here the guest
of thir friends.
Mrs. Bryant has returned from
q pleasant visit to Abingdon Wis
iting friends and is again the at
tractiye guest of Miss Daisy
Howe.
Rev. and Mrs. J. 7. Guy are
visiting relatives at Fayetteville,
Ga. They will be absent about
two weeks. Rev. Guy will assist
in a revival at Fayetteville.
Mrs. S. L. Patton, aged 3s,
died at Ivanhoe Monday after
suffering intensely for several
weeks with pellagra. This is the
first case eff this strange disease
reported in Wythe county.
Holbrook Neff, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Rush Neff, left for his home in
Texas Wednesday. He was ac-
companied as far as Bristol by
his brother, Ed Neff.
After a visit of several weeks
to her aunt, Mrs. j. 7. Fulcher
Miss Edna Russell Gilbert has
returned to her home in Roanoke.
She was accompanied home by
little Miss Elizabeth Fulcher.
Some very interesting local
news, communications and adj
vertising matter were left out of
THE TIMES last week on account
of the death of the editors sister
Of course, our readers and others
will excuse us under the circum
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Ii you need Plasterlng LathS
we have them. helms &c Etter,
Grover Luttrell has returned
Ia his homo a M;lp,;noton Oa1.
Go to Hendricks, quality and prices
right.
Miss Bess Ward is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. G. w. Hankla.
For Cabbage Crates, see Jen
nings Produce Co. Prices right,
E. NJ. Grubb spent Sunday in
Bristol; we know the attraction.
Read d @. Tarter's new ad this week
= = - interest % you
Inc biggest ana pest ioe OF
axle grease III town larter.
ool1 Ilomn lou' 'nono 'oo0ei
- 800 =
nose 20" - 80 "na en'D'ie0i 90
ms. me,1 ep.:, ;.l
=" hoo'oi - = $50 - i9i'
ing felatlVes near Town.
Hand painted CHINA ana cut glass; at
nlf. anu MIS-. y. 2. 0ruoo re-
i0
to-uay'
Get a pair of those Invisible
Suspenders at Jennings, Neff &
Go.
Mrs. r.. w. Peery. Of Lynch
burg. was visiting friends here
+b;s waaly
FOR SALE. "A few young
thoroughbred White plymouth
Rock ROSTERS. T. A. Tlbbs.
a w T sbar;tz attended the
lutheran svnod Of Roanoke last
week.
Some nice lawns and thin drees goods
that will be sold dirt cheap. Robt. c.
Hankia.
=. =. GfeeVer' . iofhief uiu
siso y ,'ils l'iaoe' was - 'o"i
'iAs "eeh'
TOT your convenience We hsVeofouen'
2 rioht alone too Ar Hardricks
MISS De''iice oilii'tels' ~ DIS
toll IS the guest OF MISS Halle
Richmond
We have just received three car loads
o. pianos. 20 you you , nsea onss =. l :. 49,
Roanoke Furniture COMPANY
II has NOT been determined vet
where the next Lutheran Synod
we'll convene. The officers will
decide later.
FOR sALE.-Ten short horn
two wear old steers-good ones.
Ann)v to TT s. Ether near Scott's
Mill
- ar c,, W.T. ~
~ W. "'D' - 90 -
spending several uays With
friends and relatives near Grose-
close.
BY buying our Fall Goods early we
got first choice lowest prices SO we nave
,ne rn ~ now. oouie anu 500 '''sui' -
60 49, - - ~ No. 49, ra,;eor
L. sawana1 ,,oa,.s ! 20 ,;s nour T.
a4,S u rnaLt,,o &c.
hsoineinoi .naO "o oF'n oil
at 4 very low nr;ce with 4 fen
wear guarantee, Gammons
MIC uo,on ron,,,
Mo Tohlor Who 100 haan ,,;s;t
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Mrs. z. M. Nef is visiting at
Crockett.
Carl Crockett is the guest of
the Misses Howe.
Jno. Mcclure, Of Tazewell,
spent Tuesday i'll town.
Paul Karner has been very sick with
typhoid fever, but is improving at this
time.
The N. & w. will operate the last pop
uiar fare excursion to Richmond and
Norfolk Sept. l5. See notice on fourth
page
The stork sailed to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nef last
Sunday night and left a fine boy.
Miss Kate helms spent We'd
nesday in Wytheville the guest
of Miss Albina Stone.
A party composed Of Misses Nellie
and Daisy Howe, Bernice Childers, Hal
lie Richmond and Lee Umberger, Carl
Crockett aud Chas. f. Greever spent
Tuesday evening at the Fish Hatchery.
FOR SALE.--I offer my farm near
Groseclose. Either in whole or in par
cells. II interested come to see me. Al
so some property IN and near Rural Re
treat. j. N. PHIPPS, Rural Retreat,
Va.
Capt. Baumgardner's pigs are
growing very thin as a result of
having as his guests young Ro
anoke preacher who can devour
nine roasting ears at one meal.
The Rural Retreat Feed and
Sales Stables Co. has just COM
pleted a modern, up-to-date sta
BILE and are ready for business.
It is one Of the best in the coun-
5y and should be literally patro-
nized. III. III. Bridges is the man
ager.
Prof. and Mrs. Chas r. Pepper
after spending the summer here
and at Tazewell, will leave in a
few days for Sherman, Texas,
where Professor Pepper occupies
an important chair in Austin
College. They will stop a short
time at Tusculum, Tenn, to Wis
it Mrs. Peppers relatives.
Jas. 7. Germany, a prominent
citizen Of Oklahoma, is visiting
relatives and friends here. He
is a cousin to Joseph A., Jas. S.
and M. L. Germany. Aaron
Germany, Of East Tennessee, is
also here. 1t is the first time
the two cousins ever met.
FRUIT TREES. II represent
Stark Bros. nursery. They are
the best trees you can buy De
Licious, Stayman Wine Sap and
Black Ben. 60 different kinds
TO select from. Peaches plums,
blackberries and small fruits.
D. G. Jones.
When Mrs. Nathan Brown
wentto salt her COWS on her farm
near Wytheville, Va, Wednes-
lay Of last week she was attack
ed by one Of the animals. She
a broken arm and had
several ribs driven into her
lungs. She died in few hours.
There will be delivered by Rev
Mr.. Prout, of Roanoke, next
Saturday night at 5 CLOCK in the
Methodist church of this place
an address on "reminiscences Of
Ireland" Admission, adults rs
cents, children 15 cents. Pro-
ceeds for benefit of new school
building. Come everybody and
enjoy the evening. Tickets on
sale at G. w. Davis.
At the horse show held at Pu-
laski last week Joan the mare
belonging to Miss Daisy Howe.
took first prize as a saddle horse
in a contest with seventeen. Miss
Daisy Howe took a blue ribbon
MS best lady rider in ten.
Mr.. Kelley, riding FRITZ Schifl
owned by Miss Willie Howe,
took the blue ribbon for best
gentleman rider.
The old reliable Marshall &
Wendell piano has been repre-
sented in Virginia for twenty
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FLOUR; MEAL AND CHOP
0E TIE VERY BEST QUALIFY AND At RIGHT PR CES.

behad SQUIRE KESNER'S SHOP KEYES RESTAURANT
and q W. HANKLAS STORE Call them want the BEST
THAT ALL-If honest deal in General
Merchandise call than they
bad elsewhere quality Remember the
handle nothing SOLID LEATH
Err SHOES.
ALSO the best results possible by milling
mills
the state Yours for and honest, fair, DEAL
y. a DIX.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health ONCE during the last twenty
four hours:
Antonio and Antonio Pellegreno. Au-
gust II girl
George c. and Mary L. Dunavay. July
Thomas g P and Cecilia c. Ryan. Au-
Lewis and Annie Glassman. August 9.
girl.
girl.
John and Alice Barrett. August Is. girl.
Edgar e. and Marie A. Phoebus. August
Edward v. and Margaret A. Wall. Au-
George :: and Viola M. ssearnes' Au-
John and Jessie NJ. Anderson. August
Charles c. and Emma ". Jones. August
Matthew G. and Mabel e. Lepley. Au-
John J. and Mary F. Colbert. August
John H. and Alice L. Madden. August
william T. and Agnes N. Doyle. August
John and Nellie E. wisnall. August Is.
John w. and Linda Hite. August Q.
William 7. and Florence Free. August
II. boy.
Albert G. and Maggie p. Petzold. An
gust 3, boy.
Mathaus and Rosena Lindner. July ..
girl.
John NJ. and Mary I. Horton, August 10,
girl.
gust II. boy.
j. B. and Minna NJ. Hurdle. August 8.
girl.
Is, boy.
william R. and Nellie Baker. August
II. girl
Jesse T. and Hattie @. Nussea, August
10. boy.
John B. and Violet D. Stanton, August
Is, girl
Andrew and Hattie Carter. August H.
Coy.
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Prince Troubetsky Of Russia is
Newport

Mrs John A. Logan and her daughter
Mrs NJ. L. Tucker. have Joined Friends
at Hot Springs. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-18

Mrs. Henry Symes Lehr and Mrs. VIII
liam f. Carter have cards out for din
ner at Newport Saturday.
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Marriage Licenses.

the following:
OF Fredericksburg, Va.
Edward J. Daily and Elizabeth Patchett
Harry Shapiro and Lottie Herman.
Edward Green and Secelenia POLLARD
both Of Fairfax county. Va.
Edward d. johnson and Carrie Il. Dy-
son.
Charles Fowler and Mary Feddfick.
Dawsey Williams and Mary Binn.
Charles H. Boone and Annie Holmes,
both of Caroline county, Va
Joseph Marshall and Minnie Craig.
Robert g. Luber and Rose 8. Bennett
Florence Shaw and William Nash.
James w. Payne OF this city ana MAJ
garet c. Cary Of Delaplaine. Va.
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The following deaths were reported 90
the health ONCE during the past twenty
four hours:
Alden A. Freis. 8 months 4 daya
Washington Barracks.
Mildred Ettinger. months. 2ls "a
street northwest.
John Carpenter, e5 years. BurrvilIA
d. C..
Alice Belt. month: 623ls Essex court.
Luke NJ Adams, months. 800 Harri-
son avenue southeast.
Annie Dunstan. / month. 1l16 G street
northeast.
Paul Queen. months, 211s 9th street
northwest
Annie Z. Washington. months. 1853
4th street northwest
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Senator and Mrs. w. Murray Crane
who have been on a motor trip through
the New England states, returned yes
terday to Dalton, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-18

Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Henry C..
Muslin. United States Navy; Mrs.
George o. Knapp, Mrs. H. E. Nichols,
New York: Mr. and. Mrs. J.. Warren
Butterworth and Mr.. and Mrs. William
8. Lloyd, Philadelphia. are at Lenox.
Mass.
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The steam yacht Liberty. Mr.. Joseph
Pulitzer, arrived in the outer harbor
at New London. Conn, with her owner
on board shortly after noon yesterday
and departed for Europe after less
than an hours stay in port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-18

Miss Beth Moose Of Arkansas, who
spent last week with the Misses Garrard
at Fort Myer, has returned to her home
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James r. and Allie b. Medley. August
8. boy.
gust IL. boy
Elias and Olive A. Brown. August II
boy.
Gregory W. and Cenos E Shaed, Au-
gust IL. girl
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BAKER. BENNY BAKER. 80
a mothers soy. oh. loving boy. 81
Dear. charming Benny Baker;
In lffe's young bloom how sudden eo0o
TIE call to meet thy MAKER.
Oh. youth Of trace and smiling .fseA
And heart OF love 30 tender.
Called M on high. we know not wv
To be with God M yonder.
Tears aowine fast from LAD sndAaO
Attest their great affection.
And every heart reserves Q part
I'm sure. without exception.
A dear son gone from happy SAo0A
Our tears are all I'm vain:
Is Benny Bakers gain.
Oh: God on high. 10 Thee we~
In shadow and In gloom;
Bless Thou this home where death = -
And comfort every one.
One less At home. one more has gana
To Join the throne up yondsr;;,
As earthly ties shall eunder.
Not understood. yet God 10 good.
And time Will yet attest:
whate'er the pain twill be made-plafA
Our Father knoweth best.
e. fare Won we'll 4 last farewell
Co-worker and young brother;
where we shall know each Other.
August II. 1910. n. L. sTRAN0.
MAZINGDR. In loving remembrance Of -
dear wife. HELEN MAZINGER. who ~
seven years ago. August Ia. 1903.
Seven long. weary years today. wife.
God called Jon to His throne:
How sad has been my heart since then.
How lonely has been my home.
BY HER HUSBAND. r. T. MAZINGER-
Mass VIII be said at st. Dominic's Church fer
the repose Of her soul.
MILLS. In loving but sad remembrance Of eur
darling niece ROSE LEE MILLS. who died
i've years ago today. August is. 1905.
Gone. but not forgotten.
BIZ HER LOVING AUNT ROSE AND USCL3
FRANK.
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ALTMAN. On Thursday. August Is 1910 Il
4l5 an. IDA f.. beloved wife Of Samuel
Funeral from home. 7o5 ed street northwest.
Friday. August 10. at pm. Kindly omit
BEAVERS. On Tuesday. August Is. 1910. at
northeast. GEORGE WARD. beloved son Of
the late John T. aud Mary A. Beavers Of
Funeral services at the residence Of his brother,
Thomas L. Beavers ON Thursday. August Is,
At p.m. lnterment on Friday at Navy. Wa.
CooNEY On THURSDAY. August Is 1910. at
$50 an. ELLEN JEANETTE. beloved and
Youngest daughter Of Gen. and Mrs. NJ.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
DERRICK. On Wednesday. August IL. 1910. at
RICK. father Of J. ID. and Luther l. Derrick
OF this city.
FRIES. On "Wednesday. August Il. 1910. at ?
an. at Washington Barracks. n. G.. ALDEN
ALEXANDER FRIES. son % Capt. and
Mrs: Amos A; Fries. Corps OF Engineers. L.
=. A.. aged eight months.
GAINS. On Tuesday. August 10. 1870 at his
home l20s Cameron street. Alexandria, Va,
ROBERT; the beloved son OF Robert and
Funeral from First Baptist Church Friday. Au-
gust H. at O'Clock. Boston and Philsdel-
phia papers please copy)
GARRETT on "Wednesday. August IL. 1910
at his parents residence; s2i3 street
seph NJ. and Mary T. Garrett thee Callahan.
Little Bernard was our darling
Pride Of all our hearts nj home:
But an angel came and whispered:
Darling Bernard do come home
BY HIS PARESTs
Funeral from Holy Trinity Church Friday. An:
gust II. IL am. lnterment ut Holy Rood
cemetery. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited to attend.
HOLMES. On Tuesday. August 10. 1870 at
e:lo pm, at his residence lila street
beloved husband Of the late Rose a. Holmes
Funeral from 81. Peters Church. I'd and O
TO- at O'Clock. Relatives and friends
KING. Entered into rest on Wednesday. An
gust u. 1910 at IL so am. Miss Louisa
Funeral from her late residence, us street
southwest. Friday. August 10. at 10 am.
OwINGS. On Wednesday, August II. 1910. at
$50 pm. OTwAY RICHARD OwINGs. son
Of Irwin and Jannette owings. aged two
pm. Friday. August 10.
at ii am. ANNIE r. PoTNbExTER. be.
loved grandmother OF Irene, Enda ana
Funeral from GsIbraith Church Friday. August
10. at pm. Relatives and friends invited.
SHEA. Suddenly. on Tuesday. August 10. 1870.
avenue northeast. MARY AGNES. beloved
wife OF Thomas j. Shea.
Funeral Friday morning. August 10. from her
late residence: thence TO ST. Martins Church.
where mass win be said ct Q O'Clock am. In
terment at Mount Oiivet cemetery. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited TO attend
STREET. On Thursday. August 10, 1910. At $50
an. at her residence. 82Sk r street south
west, EMILY J. STREET, widow OF the lato
Capt. John n. Street.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
At Providence Hospital IRENE ROBERTA.
beloved wife Of the late George y. Wflfama
Funeral from her sons residence. 40 Quincy
place northeast. Notice of funeral hsfeafoA
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government with having been the man
responsible for the break between the
holy see and Spain. The third is that
King Alfonso's progressiveness. fear
lessness and democratic attitude have
rather appealed to Americans. and they
are taking notice on his account. Then
too, we have felt a sort Of magnani-
nous and friendly concern in all things
done by Spain ever since the Spanish
American war.
One Of the reasons for the new at
dtude in the land Of the dons Is the
growth Of the labor movement. This
cause has worked change In every
European country. and. while it has
not 80 profoundly affected Spain as II
has France. Germany and some Of the
smaller nations. its influence there has
been distinctly felt. Moreover. the
spirit Of modernism. the same spirit
that has been felt in Russia and even
in Turkey. is present in Spain. The
movement for separation Of church
and state. which won out In Germanic
and Anglo-Saxon nations centuries
ago. is now sweeping through the
Latin countries. Italy led the way.
France recently followed. and now
Spain is falling in line. This is the
real meaning Of the present Spanish
upheaval.
On the crest Of this progressive wave
Don Jaime flashes as piece Of wreck
age. He is recrudescence. an an
achronism. a relic Of the past. IA
royal pretender. He has about as
much chance to regain the throne OF
his ancestors as the various French
pretenders have to re-establish mon
archy in France. Many things have
been at work in Europe during the
past few decades. things that have
transformed the thought of the ma
lions. Democracy, liberalism. mod
ernism. socialism. the labor cause and
q general wave Of enlightenment have
touched every land and have made at
least the beginnings Of new order
Nevertheless II a revolution were to
break out in Spain Don Jaime might
become an incident in the struggle.
provided he has enough real stamina
to project himself into the situation at
all. There are many Carlists In Spain.
and 1t Is altogether possible that the
reactionaries Of all shades might be
rallied under his banner. In the
Basque provinces he is strong. but the
BASQUE provinces are poverty stricken
and thinly peOpied.
]. A. EDGERTON.
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0 never can come back. They
have been trying 1t for seven
ty-fve years. but with a .Ieffries finish
all the time. The present representa-
tive of the Carlists is Don Jaime. and
he is trying to take advantage of the
disagreement between the king and the
Vatican to manufacture little side
revolution in favor of himself. Don
Jaime is too nice and proper a pre-
tender ever to Overturn a dynasty. He
never gets further than pronunciameD-
tOs.
1t was even so with his ancestors.
One of them did manage to pull of
some kind of an inconsequential revo
luton, but it never got anywhere
That was the first Don Carlos Since
then the pretenders have been pre-
tenders and nothing more. Even when
Spain declared herself a republic for
year and a day the Carlists were ell
tirely inefficient and let the regular
reigning house return to power when
the republican dream was over. From
all indications it will be the same, in
the present instance. Don Jaime will
write letters to his folowers-nice.
ladylike letters they will be-but Al
fonso XIII. will continue to be the
royal noise around old Madrid
The present situation in Spain has
several points of interest for Amerl-
cans aside from the fact that it is a
step in the direction of the separation
of church and state One is that Gen.
eral Weyler. of Spanish recOncentrado
fame, has figured in it to some extent
as a preserver of order. Another is
that Cardinal Merry del Val. the man
who was charged with having handled
the Vatican end of the Roosevelt incl
dent is also charged by the Spanish
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With the Fighters.

Pal Moore and Owen Moran have
been matched for a six-round muss
in Philadelphia October %.
Fight followers in England are
anxious to see Stanley Kstcheli In
action against their champion. Tom
Thomas.
Jim Barry. the heavyweight. has
asked Memphis promoters to try and
arrange bout for him with Al
Kaufman.
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Get what have sell by using these columns
Want Dept.-Contd.

WANTED-Young man who enters
business college October Sd wants
work mornings and evenings in
exchange for board and room
Address Box 1875. tt
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
LICENSED OSTEOPATH

DIR. H. F. MORSE, graduate OF Still
College of Osteopathy, 201-2 Rus
sell-Plough Bldg. Phone or write
in advance for appointment twhen
possible). Office and residence
Phone 1865.
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Want Department

WANTED-To earn board and room
by high school student attending
high school. Any kind of work
will be accepted. Address STU
dent" care Daily World. 9-19
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FOR SALE-An attractive. modern
home on North Chelan avenue.
Reasonable terms II taken at
once. Phone sos. 1910
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HOUSE CLEANING.

GLOBE VACUUM CLEANING CO.
Cleans carpets, rugs. draperies
with electric cleaner. Carpets and
rugs with hand vacuum where
there is no electricity. 8. H. Della
mater. Phone 874. Sprague Bldg.
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FOR SALE-320 acres unimproved
land, deep soil, no rocks, one mile
to railroad station. Ia mile to
schoolhouse: west Of Moses Lake,
Grant Co., Wash. Will sell at q
bargain. Address S. o. Rue, En-
tiat, Wash. 1916
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Carlisrn
In Spain

HE sti'ai@htest tip about the
CarlistS Of Spain is that they
II never can come back. they
have been trying IL for seven
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-80 acres
plated. Fine land, planted to 2
year old apple trees. Prices to
correspond to Improvements. We
natchee property is good. See me
at once for bargains. w. A. Grant,
800 Douglas. Phone 1853. If
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FOR description, price and terms of
choice lands In Grant county. write
us. We also have few good re-
linquishments. Scott 4 Beagle.
Ephrata. Wash. f
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TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITERS-$35 to 500 cash,
SIS to $40 a month. Sold on ap-
prevail. See list of satisfied pur-
chasers.' Typewriter ribbons. w.
s. Belser, 20 So. Wenatchee Ave.
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IF you want a dandy alfalfa farm,
with abundance of splendid drink.
ing mountain water, see us. We
have a few of them, any one Of
which will take care of you perma-
nently without much work. No
spraying, no cultivating, no in.
spectors. Dudley-Bowman Realty
Co., % Wenatchee Ave. South
Phone 1926. 9-19
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-19

FOR SALE-Or will trade for We
natchee property, q 16-acre tract,
8 acres in orchard: 5-8 inch wa
ter per acre. Located In Entiat
Fruit Lands, on the Columbia
Write J. D. Bonar. Waterville.
Wash. 4