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TT 100 FIT. Square
~ lssss on railroad spur. ualysruss
aiatftef Phone &efth lass
$40 DOWN, s. PER MONTH.
fspf ATS s1e Is alley near Narauna
rlat asr Nne in q thickir settled neiehs
- heea tno sies ana neas acneol if
srN Feallf rant e qnh Feftns rrnt 80
r. w CARR ses American nant BLDG
Fof Sale ar EschnnRo 100 acres d
the-teat black soil on Railroad. in What.
qop eganif = miles from Mlckersham
JooA room hauas So els y Tfth =
l1f. taEleei fine view Price i4.t8oI
y noBr rsrfs co. owners
~ tihpehiey nik Phone Ind sggf
GOOD BUY. WEST SEATTLE.
$500 buys t0Hfet building ief fine
roy car. SEQ yisW rars ada easy tefna
ses r.sary hlds
iiee6-tis cash $40 rer nuntn, faur.
ana carnenie library fuii Basement fw6
bedrooms. larea kitchen and dininn room
cpmbinedt improvements ~ In. Phone
yprth se q cell AZ sass itth NJ g.
NHNNNNNftFH ~" tN
ONLY $3.50 CASH Modern ssrnam
piuHfefed house. aus block from car. 10
minutes ride from poafpffcai unnhstrucf.
"a vfau ~ lake aud mountains Price
81 900 Lot alone worth e. 600 East
8f1i after ais
nafRAin Tor sale by owner fpo iuta
iu0NtfA thrcetrnum house. an kinds ~
hasriua fruit, must leave on business
sell cheap house No. astt 6ist av s.
Hainier hoach.
Tat teextsa. cleared fenced pioved
orchard slide walk on double track car
linht aa minutes out finhe Your oWn
Terms owner. Tt starr Boyd nids
rirrt af
CHAPLIN REAL EsrArE
COLLECTION co
Land scrip. timber and farm landa
ely property Huainpua ohancas. ag7.2a
Pacific uleeh
amaii shaok Gn alley corny Tor ~ 800
cfmenf walks, street planked. sewer and
ififar Included. close 90 Madison o. ll.
II Ash, 1907 Alaaka BLDG
AT esas this week lot Z. block b
iOnt0H terms HHvenna boulevard Al
ditfnn Geo HooH iini American Bank
ulda Phone Main ai06
d sosd lots at draan t.alss. good 10.
caiitY srndod stteeta, 1875 each F-sa.
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~ - WfNA*ta ST. ssRts
aEATri.E. VIZ
BUILDING MATERIALS
AT A BARGAIN.
Main Government Duiidinn A-Y p
grounds. nus being sfsckaa thoroughly
seasoned lumber. clean ana better than
switch boards steel fuse cabinets. nghts
and aseketa plumbing finfurss and pipe.
uindeaa doors. wire Eiass and trans
parsni Nits fabrie AZ iishts root.ag.
poles laFEa turned haiuaiars noo1 bolts.
cypress wood TANKS. OTIS hand freight
orr 4 GRANT.
office In nidF Phone NoFfh 1891
BURBANK wonDERbEnnY - Frgit
supgiY Family ~ Summer Grow any
where Pat seed : . reHfs b. mall Won
Der 6eaf Co. Marion nisrA.
is-fssm house faf sale cheap Musi
lllanraafd tfts14t waite huidins
Main t7i1. Tod tsie
Eaehanke uuuas Nlgh thfea arrea a.
itrntus Junction. ~iii trade Tor house
M isaiiafa. q. r Mmrsou. owusr. tiff
ballard az
kseosd hand pofcaiain tut.s. tanks ioa
faahs fslirfs good ne~ James
FsrFunen. wreekef Phone D 1881 1895
sih az
vented 70 baY az sisas - hofses
wagons. hurElrf and harnesses Aucfian
ifsf isi ~ Thans nain fast
Fef sale iraa U.s. buil tarrisf nsdi-
sfegd ~ t#st Asff st. Meridian car
70 Fifsi q q
DAIRY ~ saie good bsrsaiu' ssis
i,asi Madison East 1854
las sasap.s s..ts. ,iite trss's. Foefn
F~WinK marhins - 5000 srdsr. attach.
fnerta so. must sell ives HeNtN -
Pcs aais- seafsh raiiis ass. 10 months
uld E. Msin a2t5
pr sale rair era wataf spaniel aaes
Phone Adams gse
Rhode Island tea ROSTERS f5f saie. 81
splFas inquire isfP North f'th.
FOR sALE-wooD AND COL.
fa5Hf.2. MAX M. No i1s
MILL WOOD AND COAL
draas niAss essi ssnesfsa ea-s a.
nesf firtsn Take Fremont % rniFefsffy
firtrirs Fer prices phone North 81
GREAT WESTERN FUEl. ca. Cal
y ~ fulH wood, SEte load Main iTiti
FOR sALE-FURNITURE.
sf1ii ~ es fS,sls iis,'s,s ~ - - II
rises uaa ranEe. sas heater ssvine
COUCH snh rocker. trdA russ. rockers.
finims rhairsl .serythias IN house ~
taerffiee SOS 18th Az caH afternoon.
hsisssn : ard
Fef saies-1 fall too d~sks 3 siaudinF
desk medium =Hir~ safe. office fHAirs
etc iaauite Graham. Eilern Music
iiauna
rnfnifurs ~ t-fasm measrn house
sa4Eht three asekH a8as Ril sacrifice
foI ties rhane Ballard 1853
AZ yaer owu Price well furnished z.
room fiat Come aud eee ter ynNffsif
Isle Terry a isat
nesFs Furnifare Co. tis ana al rins
81 en- q eide street. small expense We
For saie--i2 elegantly Furnished roagas
Price reasonable location first hli Main
stas
sth az. 1915. Flat iat-t-rosni- naH
Furniture heated. income A fTtt
LIVESTOCK.
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Far rheenaE hbfed Barred Rock
rorkareia Coed. strong well bred birds
10 months Old tpai Aurora aF Call
North saf
The Mauiy BOARDING and sails siabiss
Horses hired Ter all purposes. BY day o.
week kifa Western Az Phones. Main
% ~ HoLruMu 90 safes stables
nntcsd 1878 western Az Main 1871.
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guaranteed sound East 1878
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tisp can up before sta
MONEY TO LOAN.
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Wanted-$550 Cash

BALANCE MORTGAGE
Three level lots cfeared and gruhhed. al
Atianfie City. This should appeal 70 chs
marty with moderate means who a. look
iua faf a desirable location for home.
Gei ftli particulars from owner SEQ
Mr Lindiey ~ Y NJ @ A.
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BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
TACOM

Mandy 30 both KENT ana AUBURN :
% acres. level land. excellent a1iif
afras improved. balance pasture All
fanradi orchard. ai kinds ~ email
fruitn fuu good wells. good fsfq1m
fNluae frame barn anEgf. several uat
Sundlnaai faces maln county ROAD close
~ school aud good neiEhhHfH Price
Ell 1ns which iuAludea horse. cow yeuna
stock ah1uf zee chickens. saigon. tuFaf
ana farfnina implements Terms
unHEHr MAfTNY
80 1a0.Htf Alaska Hutalng
ONEACRE SUMMER HOMES.
Acre tracts. Same size ne y city letai
fina aias Is mountains and sound near
laHdlna ffI cash. balance easy
EtLHWunTu 119h New YORK bl9ch,
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40 acres. u mile south Long lake. $50
per acre. one .4uaFfar cash balance. easy
ELT.sWOuTu, 7aHh New YORK. Hinait
Oregon Hfuif Land -iasaerr trnotss
rhasn on line twa new railroads IN
Central oregon. irrigated ferme
EVANS aza NuifnHn BidE
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CIV ReAL gsTArT-loonta.l


fiiiH ~ rifE cHEArEHT sNtY YDN
Will. nET ~ rnEMoAr, OK EASY
PAYMENT
IT'S uoop nENrAL PROPERTY
NOW
riiH aoon uonE PROPERTY OR
coon ron FLATS
nuY. and Hrlip NOW m Will
PAY fOi WELL.
IT'S NEARER TowE THAN WOOD.
LAND PARK
fFH CONVENIENT 10 THE LiwcOts
iftuW school.
IT'S eE~TNAILf LOCATED rH0Fs
EHTN TlfAT'H ADVANCING EVERY
DAY fN VALUE
DAVID b. EAaTHAN.
10 Gaiman filda
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Homesteads

Get fao acrss coed valley iandi rich
coll plenty water isVal land that VII
grae anythinas good ciimats. Come IN
and JED az ahnw sou
ap DIXON q co.
Nafn 90 ata Marion 81 IND e.
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Continuation

SALE or COUNTY PROPERTY
WILL BIZ HELD At COURT
HOUSE IN PORT TOWNSEND,
FEBRUARY 8. AT 10 A. M
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Fies and ten acre fruit tracts. finest
district ~ state. on N1iumptn river
fttIfueiaf Hf level piuW. plant itrlahfN.
othnrwlNe iwprnse tract fnf $500 40 acre
YArmH FEN percent ohHh. halhurn ~ ~
Der faonfh wifhuut Interest Columbia
River Orchards co. t1f 2tAs11a HENRY
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Turnersvine

lion. Jerry Corraiton. OF the Inter.
national Harvesting company IS IN
orr city this week
BRO Moore will iill mis- appointment
AT the Turnersyille Christian church
Sunday nictt and morning.
Henry GoOCh bought Frank Van
hooks house and lot for $500.
Beazley's rock crusher Is crushing
the rock ~ which Mr. Cosby will
Duild his new concrete store.
Tobacco stripping has commenced
In this community.
II appears as 1t Dan Cupid Will visit
.this section soon.
Mr.. Jerry Tooubs has rented Mr..
Inhn Rcichcnbach's farm for 1911
Mr.. Iohn Mnser bought Mr. Joe
Newelrs farm of 80 acres near Mil
ledgeville for $4,000.
Prot. Louis CalveTt's show was at
the chool house last week. Large
crow DIS attended and everything went
off orr perly.
,fr. ard Mrs. II. w. McWhorter
went 20 Yosemite last week TO see
their niece who Is ill
Prof Virgil McMullin visited hcme
folks last week
mir. James Baughman and Miss Jen-
ME Hooker were guests OF Mrs. watt
FIELDS last week.
Master Bonnie Goode OF stanford
visited his grandfather here last Sat
urday and Sunday
Mr.. Tarrie Smith LETT SATURDAY Tor
Wayne county to spend a few days
with trieEds and relatives.
Mrs. L. +. Gooch OF Ludlow WI"
has been visiting relatives here iv,urn
ID home Sunday.
Mr.. Den Goods has had some nice
improvements made on his house.
Our school was dismissed from Fri
day until Wednesday on account Of
the election being held in the house
Mr.. sherman Manning is clerkine
for Mr.. J. N. Cash.
In this community next year II will
be "a the old saying is. "hudgc bulge
move on" Almost everybody Is 20
.ng TO move.
Green Hooker an Old coiored mar
died on Tuesday Nov. Sth at his
home near Turnersyille. lie was
highly respected by both white aud
colored people. The vh..e friends
we're happy when Uncle Green AM
Aunt Hannah" took charge at hog
killing Hogs wer,. killed and salted
lard and sausage all q. X Tie die
not linger long. he was feeble but his
death was a surprise to his friends.
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.'' ~. lc.g{'Ss NM. =

IN Ohio Democratic Legislature
has been elected. insuring Demo
cratic successor 10 Senator Dick Ire.
publicanl. aud the plurality of Gov.
Marmon Is increased 60 10000.
The West Virginia Legislature II
Democratic and will elect a Demo
cratic Senator to succeed Senator
Scott tRepdblicanJ
The Pennsylyanit Legislature Is
safely Republican and will elect Re.
publican successor 20 Senator Olyor.
Washington has n republican Legis.
la'ure. which appears to insure the
election OF Miles Poindexter 10 Sep
at" The Utah Legislature which
elects a United states senator. also
Is republican
indications point 10 the election OF
the Republican candidate for Cover
ror OF California. Hiram W. Johnson.
by n heavy plurality
Incomplete returns from Oregon IN.
dictate the election Of the Democrati'
candidate Tor Governor. Oswald West.
by . small plurality
Tho Missouri Legislature which
elects a United states Senator Is be
ncyed to be safely Democratic.
The plurality OF John W. DIN. Demo
orat elected Governor of New YORK
approx mates 10000.
Kansas reelected Republican GOV
,rnor Stubs by ~, coo
Democrats gained two Congressman
in Michigan.
The Cincinnati Enquirer ccm"s ont
,or Harmon and WooGrow Wilson tn
Head H. Democratic presidential uSk'
| ct In 1912.
4 democratic governor was elected
In Wyoming. 80.
tndicno is spfcly democratic. insur
A.. IN. election OF John W. Kern
once Bryan's running mate to the
| : senate In place OF Albert J. be'er
idVc ,.,
Nest virginia Democrats elected
,u torr Congressmen and control the
| Iep,sieture. which will elect success
49, an 4 : senator Scott. repnbi
can ,,.....,,,,,,
Woodrow Wilson won for Go'eihol
m New Jersey by $4,000. Inc sta''
ticket and Legislature Went IN WIZ
him ard a democratic tniteo o''''
| senator will be the result.
The socialists had big day. IheN
el, ctcd a Congres sman IN 80,
| ma elected their entire ticket IN Ml'
yy,pkee county The Socialists VOC
IN california was very heavy
| Tcxas elected Colduitt democrauS
..,rdtdnte for Governor, nv l2o'Vo'
Im,iority. Two thirds OF the member T.
nj the legislature are instructed J. y
vote for submission OF a'Nte WIZ VIZ
| '.-,.n,,,i,t,n amendment 10 the con
s,i,ution TO a vote of the people
state wide prohibition was d"ieetec
=. Missouri py 10000 majority. IN,
- | ,iiean congressional a dele s,o,,
vas .ut down to three. The S'a''
races are in doubt. =,
The smallest majority ever eNru ~, y
n victorious republican in the llth dis
I,,ie, WAS given Caleb Powers on Tues
day his majority over Eliza Der
ltram Is about 5000 Bcrtram carried
Wayne county. Adair and rock-riboe'
laurel
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Gilberts Creek.

Mr.. Henry Spradlin Is spending a
few days with his folks at Somerset
We are informed about Miss Hattie
Boyle of Trrnersville spending Sun
day at Stanford
Miss Willie Gordon Traylor spent
Tuesday at Stanford
Mr. Elmer Connect who had his
hand cut with glass Is O. X. We are
glad TO say
George Richmond is spending a few
days at Stanford with his friend FL
mer Connect.
MIR. John Travlor IT., who has been
on the sick list Is able to be out again.
Mr.. Henry Tralor is getting along
nicely was able to be out a little
while this week.
Mr. lIutchson who has been on the
sick list Is getting along nicel".
Lost-Iap robe between Henry tray.
Tors and Stanford on the Goshen
ro1d Reward j +. Connect, Gil.
berts Greek, Nv
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Brodhead.

4. l.. Tyree has completed his big
contract OF building a concrete reser-
volr for the city OF Lebanon and has
begun concreting for the l.. a. n. at
ihillipsburg.
The Pie supper last Saturday night
given by the Misses OF the graded
school Vas well attended and a sue
cess financially and socially.
Quite lot OF drinking in town Sat
urday night hut II was all gone by
Tuesd9y which was an exceptionally
quiet day for the election.
Revs. Pike and Jamison began a
revival AZ Freedom church SUNDAY
night Rev Chestnut preached at
the Methodist and Rev. Jamison at
the Baptist church here Sunday. El-
der Livingston filled the pulpit at the
Christian church Monday night. A
rcvival is IN progress OF Poplar Grove
this w,-h.
4 little child OF Charles Proctor
vah g'h had scarlet fever and was
thought to be getting better suffered
q relapse and Is in a critical condition.
Mrs. Matt Stevens and little son Col.
ston Of the Negro Creek section have
but arr getting better now. Arch
Brown who has been In critical con
Oltion for some time has recovered
Sufficient to be taken to his sisters
Mrs. VIM. llout OF the Maretsburg
section for a few DAYS.
MrCharles Brown and Miss Matte
daughter OF Ben Lamb. OF the Zion
section were quietly married last
Thursday at the home OF the bride.
J. y. Farris has moved from his
tar mon Negro Greek to this town and
u occupying the property OF Amos
Smith, across the Creek, lately yacat-
cd BY Ben Pike who has moved into
his own dwelling near Methodist
church. Cashier Am Hiatt has moved
into the building vacated by banker
James Hutchinson. A. X Adams has
moved into one OF J. M. Adams houses
on Old Poone's Fork row.
Mrs. ] ". Jamison and children
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. +.
Painter. Fred Durham came down to
vote Tuesday he was accompanied by
his wife and son who remain With
relatives for few days. Mrs. Linda
Benton accompanied by her daughter
Miss Willie and son John are visit
ing In Mlllersbnrg. Bud Durham Wis
tied In Mt Vernon first OF week. J. NJ
Adams went 10 Mt. Vernon Monday
" here he was Interested In law suit
Rockcastle county gave Hugh NIL
Ter Republican candidate for Con
gress a majority of about sS. The
county usually goes 100 republican
Brodhead precinct which has a small
republican majority gave helm a ma
jority OF 81
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steel of which the new new bridge
Is being made. On account Of the
superior material OF the new struc.
ture ii will have about five times the
sustaining power OF old one From the
the top OF the rails OF the new bridge
10 the water in the river below. the
distance is 3l5 feet. II Will require
10000 pounds OF steel rails and 1000
Ties 10 build the track across the
bridge which is l.s23 feet in length.
Thousands Of people are nov being
attracted TO the scene 10 witness the
building OF a structure the like OF
which exists nowhere else on the
whole American continent and is fit
ting that this marvellous handiwork
Of man should have as Its setting 8
landscape that is unriyaled in natural
beauty and charm.
Picturesque Kentucky river. with
its towering cliffs lifting themselves
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A Mother in Israel
PASSES TO FINAL REWARD AZ.
TER LONG LIFE.

Mr. Sara Dunn Bright wife Of Str.
'onn Bright passed away az their
home on Danyille avenue Thursday
night after a lingering illness Win
her ~ the time were her husband and
reiriy all of her large family OF chit.
oren, Nho we're pr"parcg Tor the
shcck but are bowed down I'm scrroW
now hat their best friend Is no more.
Mrs. Bright would have been 70 years
81 are in December. and for IS years
rad been a fnithml member of the
Christian church In which she vas q
mother In Israel She vas married t.
Mr. Bright In 1855. and TO them six
children were born w NJ. Bright OF
this city. John Bright. Jr.. OF Somer.
act. Uriah Bright. OF this city and
Misses Lizgie. Mary and Maggie
Funeral services Will De conducted
~ the home ON Saturday morning a,
1870 o'clock by Rev. Joseph Ballou
after which the remains OF the good
woman will be- laid 10 flnal rest In
Buffalo cemetery.
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Parksville

SIR. and Mrs G. ID. Magsn have re.
moved to the Brewer house near the
railroad .station.
DIR w A. Brown has returned from
a VISIT 10 his old home at Mt Vernon
Rev. Stafford, OF Perryville is hold
ing a protracted meeting at the Chest
nut Grove church.
The stork brought little boy
preacher to Rev. and Mrs J. W. Ed
wards one evening this week.
Rev. J. ". Graham. of Louisville
preached at the Christian church sun
day morning and evening.
Miss Iottie Westerfield entertained
& few friends at a masquerade party
Friday evening
Bora, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson
on the evening of the Attn. instant q
fine baby girl Mother and daughter
are doing well.
Miss Tillie Potts has a music class
OF ten person at this place.
Postmaster Westerfield has an Irish
chimney OH his place OF business. IL
consists OF a stove pipe stuck through
the roof.
Mike Cullen, Jr., wife and children,
and mother. MIR. and Mrs. Mike Cul-
len ST.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T Culton, and Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Edwards have return
ed from a visit to friends in lower
G1rrard,
TIE roof is being placed on the new
house of J. ]. CoGatt. He does not
expect to be ready to move to same
until spring.
A large number of people from here
have attended the meetings at the
Christian church in Danville during
the past week.
Misses Myrtle and Cleo Brown en-
tertained their friends at a masque'
rade party Friday evening.
The remains of Mrs. Walter Wester
field were inferred in the local GENE
tery Monday afternoon after a funer'
al sermon 1T her late home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley King OF juno
ton City. are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. John W, Webb,
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Pleasant Point

Rev. Smith preached AT the Netho-
dist church Sunday morning aud e.. en-.
ing. \ revival will begin at this
church on Monday evening Novem
Der. l4th.
Farmers are busy in this section
stripping tobacco, gathering corn. etc.
~. T.. Horton bought a number OF
calves in Pulaski at $3.50 per head.
T. G. Cilnland bought two calves
from his brother. near Eubanks.
X. j. Hogue is improving his resi-
dcncc
W { Afford new dwelling is near
ing completion
MIS- Rosa Faulkner is very ~ at
her muth.Ts.
horn. to the wife OF James Taylor
O. hoy. and to the wife OF James Grit.
IN son
Rev Singleton and wife spent Mon.
Gay IN Stanford with their daughter
Mrs. Cicero Gooch.
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Flanagan. OF
Lebanon Junction are with the latter's
parents here
Mrs. Ashford Dishon. after a trim to
Cincinnati. Ludlow and Lexington Is
Is now visiting Mr. and Mrs. James
Wall M this place.
Miss Maude Brown has returned
from a short visit to her cousin. Miss
ada Horton az Wavnesburg
H. r.. Harton wife and family spent
Sunday at G. W. Leacl's.
MI and Mrs Mack Petrcy Wcr"
visiting the family OF W. NJ Murphy.
Charles Huntington after an ex
tended visit here returned 10 his
home ut Cynthiana Friday.
Miss Esther Murphy. OF Kings
Mountain spent Sunday with Miss
Grave Wall
Mrs. {. Brown and son Oscar were
listing RELATIVES at Eubanks last
week.
Mr.. Elias Harmon OF the Highland
section brought to ;hls office an ear
at corn which measured Is inches
The largest ever seen in this section
-Danyille Advocate.
James Griffin and wife will leave
Wednesday for Livingston where the,
will make a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Afford spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. AM
EubanRs near Parlor Grove.
Mrs, Harve Watts, son and daugh
ter were visiting re:atives at this
place,
y. Harmon invites all TO call anC
inspect his full line OF shoes, mem
clothing, underwear. notions, etc.
which he is offeing at reduced prices