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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-26
LINCOLN
NOBLE BoRo.

An auto party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Moody of Weeks Mills. and
Mrs. Elon S. Kitchin of Palermo, visited
at Mrs. Kitchin's sisters, Mrs. Eugene
Hall, Sunday.
Mrs Samuel Hancock has as guests
her sister. and children from Massachu-
SettS.
Mrs. Ida Cotton and daughter of
Massachusetts, are a their summer cot
taSe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark of Mas
sachusettS are at the old homestead of
his srandfather's. James T. Oliver.
The Grange held lawn social and sup
per on the church lawn for the benefit
of the church. 1t was well attended.
The farmers in this section are getting
we'll along with their hayins. Rain is
very much needed. Wells are getting
low.
Eugene Hall has a fine heifer calf of
its age. 1t is five months old and is as
big as any yearling.
A number from this place attended
church at Damariscotta Mills Sunday af-
ternOon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-26

The new quartermaster OF the Coas'
>r,i,lsrv Corps, Capt. James X far-
sans of Portland. N. G. S. NJ, Is get
tins into shape the regimentai out
ue will have a detail of men sent
to Portland to assist him 10 p.'s sars
prepare this material IN o,es. &c" j. ana
II is his intention to CLASSIFY .ha
go arrange it that at any 'iiie 'nr
camp outfit for coihpany ~
four or five companies may os
shipped anywhere withou, ueiaS cant %
Hithout unnecessary handling Cape
persons is a type of the new star, Of
lsass Col Charles Collins is select
me- ins to make his corps efficient. Men
Who ,S will study their duties ana oe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-26
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.
BOSTON HOTELS.
H.tu-th sat. 2lamos

MRS. WINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. i
SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
ALLAYS all PAIN CURES WIND COI1C, ano
IS the best remedy for DIARRHGA. 1t is abb
soiuteiy harmless. Be sure and ask fol- mrs.
,Minslow's Soothing Syrup" and take NJ othea
land. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-26
FACT PROVEN.
Should Convince Even the Most Skep.
teal Of Its Truth.

II there is the slightest doubt in the
minds Of any that Dandruff germs do not
exist, their belief is compelled by the
fact thst a rabbit innoculated with the
germs became bald in six weeks time
1t must be apparent to any person
therefore that the only prevention Of
badness is the destruction of the germ
which act is successfully accomplished
In one hundred per cent Of cases by
the applicaticn of Newbros Herpicide.
Dandruff is caused by the same germ
which causes badness and can be pre-
vented with the same remedy-Newbro's
Herpic!de.
Accept no substitute. Destroy the
cause you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc. in
stamps for sample to The HerpiCide Co..
Detroit Mich.
TWO SlZES-5Oc, AND $1.OC
s"~di.ch Wsh-'s~ 3 Co Special Asts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-07-26

ENCOURAGING reports have been re-
caived at the Office of the state sup
erin,endent of public schools in re
oard TO the summer schools conducted
by the department at Farmliis'"il'
Coetina and GOrham. The summer
schools began their session JulE H.
ana will he in session until July ".
An attendance of s. is reported at
.,,a E.,m;ngton school, GO at the
C,stine school and 20 at the Gorham
school.
schools named above summer 'e' u
of the normal school is IN Session O
the Aroostook state Norman 3c''ooi
About 40 teachers are taxing a"N""
tage of this summer term.
The teaching forces AT the S'i'''ia
ore as follows: Pennington summer
school-Principal w. G. Mallett. MISS
Virginia A. Porter, Miss u. r.,e'''U'
C,oudman of Bangor, Miss Mauloa p
poland of Fitchburg. Massachusetts
Castine Summer School-Princlpai
p Richardson. Dr. f. r. Phliprook
Mics Hattie A. Wiggin, Mrs. Jennie
~ sweetser of Auburn. Miss Eliza
hetb T.. Thompson of BrooKlyn' ~
corham Summer School-Principai
w r. Russell, M. d. Carroil oi Lev
teton Miss Harriet F. Huson OF r"i
land, John A. Backus, MISS ,,.Sa
Burr. Miss M. Grace FcNe'''
Gertrude l.. Stone. o.o+.
Soh',hei ", pr;noinal 6. L. Merri-
man Miss Ardel NJ. Tozier' MISS
Nra1l;o NJ Jordan.
In addition to the above hst VI
+.oobers Miss Maude Andrews or Au-
unst. gives instruction in the teach-
;na of reading for a period of one week
at each school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
FRWlI LAND AMID QUEEN ANIME
H0ME 1r0 EXCHANGE

We have 20 acres Of FRUIT LAND eFhtroom Queen
Anne l home TO exchange cghtroom house
valued $4,000 or In there a clear equity Of
$4,000 Must be we'll situated thoroughly improved
fruit land consists Of go under the high
state OF cultivation, house barn
oubuiduga The absolutely FREQ from aai NO stones
aud from 20 volcanic soil The Queen Anne
Inn home that We will trade with II modern has eight
and newly repanted papcsqd thoroughly
has good lot with alley and IA worth sa50OOO
mortgage against th II si25ooo leaving OF
$3.50 The fruit land worth s3b0o0O with tho
equity IN the home will value Of $4,000
both OF these properties for good wen located
which every u $4,000 to
much. the property mortgage there
is clear equity Of s5.7soOo. viii tsade.
RossMANJofINso REALTY co.
So Madison st.
Main ti7s. Independent 2sOs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
TACOMA RECOUNT
WORK FINISHED

TACOMA. Nov. William G.
Hunt, chief statistician In charge Of
the Tacoma census recount, an
nounces today that the field work
has been completed and that he
was ready to confer with the com
mittee delegated by the various
commercial organizations Of Ia
coma, members OF which had ex-
pressed desire TO confer with him
before the fina. count is dispatched
10 Washington.
Hunt declares that the utmost
pains have been taken in making
the recount and issued a final call
to the public to report any instance
whsrt overslghts may have occur
red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
MILLER SWEARS
WAPPYGOTIT

him: 7 was In tho office and they
asked me to so out for few min.
utes.
O They did whom he came IN (.
you say when the sergeant came In
they asked you 60 step out
A. They would send me some
place.
q OF course You guessed az
what they were going 60 dos
A. | figured about
Q About how many times did
the sergeant come INF
A. lie was only In there about
twice 90 my knowledge. only
worked on the elght-hour shif,
q Tie might have been there
lots OF times and you might not
have seen him AZ atf
A. Yes. sir.
ny Mr.. Blaine:
@ You were on the day SHIFT
A. No. night SHIFT
q Would you be willing To swear
that you heard upper and Craw-
ford or others say that the police
were getting percentage of the
games woald YOU
A. On the witness stand. you
meant
q. don't mean we viii ever call
you there. but ! say you are SO
positive OF Il you could swear 10
III
A. Oh. I could swear Il. yes
BY Mr.. Kellogg.
q. In other words. there would
not b. any question OF What you
heardF
A. No.
q DO l understand that you
mean that there were three part
ners IN the club. bat that the profits
we're cut four ways. 30 that Quo
quarter vent outside 10 SOME one
who wa not a partner--ls that cor.
Fcctf
A. Yea. sir
BY Mr. Blaine;
@ And from the conversations
you heard. you are sure that part
went 20 the police department.
A. Yes. went up here some
place
q. Did you ever hear anybody
say that any portion OK that guar
ter went 20 the sheriff.
A. No
BY Mr.. Kellogg:
q. What are sou going TO do
when you set out Of hercF
A. am going 10 stay around
town a few days ! am on another
case on a railroad case
Q. What railroad case IL that's
A. The Northern Pacific.
q. Who has got that casef
A. Mr. Haivcrstadt
fWiiness excused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
WILL ]. BULL
INSURCE?


nat King Edward create enough
liberal lords 10 pass the bin The
late king Instead put IL up 20 the
country Tor a new election.
The liberals were returned 70
power. but not az strongly - they
had hoped The people % EnsiFud
we're not quite ready for the
change.
hut nov the sentiment has hen
gsowing stronger IN all England.
from Lands End 20 John % Groat.
aud the liberals felt strong enough
70 demand from thu new King
George that be create new lords
ard pass the blll which limits the
icgd'g power
King Georges action today Is HIS
answer 10 hat demand of the IN.
gel gents II puts the matter
scuarely up to the peorIe Of Eas.
and
when parliament Is dismissed
{ very ruetnbcI Of the hoaSs Of COM
mons is out of office and must
stand for r. election.
II the liberals are swept back In
10 power By a heavy enough ma.
%, ity, the liberals will make a tre-
mcndcug demand on EnE'aua's 1sN
king that ne force the biii through
IL George refuses after hat the
more progressive" Of the liberals
swear that they will take measures
10 unseat the king himself
With the call for q mex election.
England faces tremendous eT.sis.
with the present constitution at
stake.
For one act OF parliament. espec-
lsily II the people at the polls have
shown that hey approve become1
part o, Engiand's constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
HUNTERS LOST;
NEARLY STARVED

EVERETT. Wash, Nov rs
Starved and so weak that they
could scarcely stand. three hunters,
Chas Snyder and Charles and VII
lard Davis. we're found wandering
almleasly ( nthe forest near Can.
yOn creek by a searching party
headed by Forest Ranger Braekard.
yesterday and we're taken 10 the
Standard Logging Co.'s camp, where
they we're rccuperating.
The men became lost Tuesday
while hunting near Hazel They
had sustained life by eating sluga
and berries.
The trio we're going deeper into
the forest when found over 100
men had searched for four days
preyiOuaiy.
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49,. 49,
= :. ars you sore at those fct
Isl not ssro only none
! 80. ~ seem 70 help me when l
arched
y - ss,ee~e YOU are not released
!. hts proccedins. where IL
~ scnt know where L +, !
= ',as "A Frisco the nisht ! got
" ~" aont know whether my
Il The hotel or not l give
~ sr.y 10 take down 10 the
.sy but | think Il went
- INV we're yen lcaylng had
sA,ss advised TO lcavef
y a. well. not exactly. | was
xAsn was plnched ! was
- onre here before I was
n rhey said VAS working In
I. samhllng house and the law
- sftarney, sol me out Mr.,
$50 ~ SAYS. e e the best
- 4, xcu not TO fool around the
s.-sds district very much on av.
-, n yoa working down there.
.vs -Yoe better stay up town
Z, = "a work he SAYS You
snAsr have 20 20 to work or
= II Il tnsB
= ur Kelleog."
4 W'no employed you az the
xsrAera elnbf
charlle Crawford,
4 la you say T'upper some
80 pssa you offf
Tavpsr generally paid me off.
-',.sr saa Charlie together.
4. NJ. elalns:
4 IA you ever see any police
~ y he elab
q. eely she sergeant
1 Yos have seen sergeant Ia
Asws
/ Yes sir.
serxeant waof
couldn't swear about hts
- know him BY sighi
4 Medium height. glasses and
sa<a nux'ache
Yss. ser. that Is the guy that
| 81 . plnehed
Hew nany times did you see
= i the cub
4 / saw him in there a couple
| 4 1meS
a Mere yoa IN there at the time
= house vas elosed'
L Yes. sir.
q Dsa son y them give any
A. 10 the sergeant. or only TO
y chleff
4 A. Tbs algAs L vas closed'
1 q. Aay time
1 4 / dianf SEE ;Aen give Il 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
CENSUS FIGURES
(coneluaedl

aud Los Angeles showed greater
percentage among the great cities
of the country. though little North
Yakima ia credited with q gain OF
it6.S per cent
II Seattle should continue 10
gain az the rate OF iat per cent
through the next ten years. tho
atatlatlciana figure. the population
In 1890 will lack less than 5000 OF
being 100000.
The list of cities OF more than
100000 population. according TO the
now census. with their percentages
OF incrtaar. follow:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
BRAZIL
REVOL 7
KILL -

EASHfSGTo&. Nov. 2s-Ad-
ms received today say that the
aeienf uprising Ia Brazil. which
s threatened when men aboard
b areadnaughts Of the Brazilian
wY mutinied. is at an end. The
ng& are quieted. and the fear
z he musineers might lombard
b nast cities has been dlspelled
i1ugA the government was cen
mA for treating with the men,
b Biiustment has been satisfmc.
NJ md the big warships are tn
= Aaas OF government officers
Mr, 4 h reported here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
You GET m AHEAD.

.tiE WAY 60 act eineh On ms @aH.
vwnlnssHts 10 a. enf 80 ahrsd ~ ths hiG
TfanH b is che reuiins ur ths bss
csuad that inffeasss land values t.and
heasht i've years sEe ana sala this
JttiAei q pretty siiff percentage Zen.
earned iHffrfruflt" that's shat esti
hanhea 10 central ofssae wigafe the
essi iiss gssss The 80 ssi.r..a.ls -, -
tfafsrsinH Crsasa aaf l.aAa rauatisa
sill induce hamfssas nf thutiss nds %
paea3v 90 Hsstla thsfa Ia fa~ yssga
Nst N atli ~ ths rssi-refnsfa ahe
- isnd rsisss =ihe people $40 - o.
shsaH % fha hsG ugaH8 TIE iand fn
Central nfsNen = aH faW bui level
aHH tfl1ahie Ideal Tor dFF farming
Al tbs sfain aad resi crops inais
nran4s g. Temperate climate Hfnu
th~ye st@ud@nfig withgwt irrigation
The iand - aaEshfash iand. Bot easily
thafuHFhis Shea - f.nsaA - the anath.
rf water fag stesh aud hausshafd uss
- esslif uutainssi. and fhs whpis saun.
isk~s rhFes hwnares sunshgnf aays
fxF fsar - the aslaai average rtiras i
n4tNFal saksafffEaginn SAITH pre-,
asuss hasn ~ fsai rfogs and tss
NfvMtast fstAfHes n the eefAa II i
she sstieWltsfAi ressihiliflss e So
raRgha fsa VALLEY fhst make Il iuus
AaFfh ahHs 70 Hff amA ffaFfiHann e.
fpsna falilseas ~ daiiafs ihsf have
already danr. eftinAima fhw valley affH
stsei snd ~ Hhlfh thay ntif realize
3tvtArs,as ffwm ths ffaff3r fn farm
fredufss Get On ahraA % the biH
rfaRd An8 sreu are some or ths Onafaara
ESTATE tRnasl s~fnn ~ @ftFN fe a4enR
ths FAitEpsd fixht -efsVsf sua zane ~
= hteh are NtDfs fNAn ala mflrs Siss
tknt Thee iasfs are bains SID -
order ~ fhs aarHintsfratur. and - =
" hHa TOT o. 81 - o. per aEre. enc
fhtff tTa n. TIE hstaura 90 earv terms
meattfe headquarters ~ SIZE srifinM
AEsnsV are u the offices - NRY Nc
Nay fat sst Liberty fiufinine rhifa
~ Ahf tHinH -. snd are opru sun
Aaf from ! 60 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
DIDN'T SHOOT
UP BUFFALOES

0TTAWA, Ont. Nov. 28.-As far
: mil Be ascertained today. the
ssac sky an expedition Of Ca
Aiaa sporssmen did not shoot the
sazindsr Of a herd o. buffalo.
hEhasef by the Canadian govern.
~ . MoEsana, Is because Mon
~ officials would not allow H.
I I hmii,sa here that such an
apssllioa had been planned. but
Hficsai version Of the story
ei1s RON that sent out from
RNzna short time ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
MANY NEW STORES AND RESI-.
DENCEB NOW UNDER CON.
BTHUCTION

wpuid you bay ist n you knew posi
lively that u would double ana then
irehle W taiue 10 few short fnonfhry
fhiA u what ~ are offering you nos
every foi in Degat viii daahie ST. value
| w "a short time and some ~ them NHi
b. selling within two Faars for ten
/ tlm"H The price We hfH selling them Tor
today You can readily see this by
going With " 90 DuKaif DHa look 81
thin new town VII make you an sn.
tsusiastic booster. just a. IL has al 81
those whc have seen ~
| buFaii - only is miles from Seattle. IL
located on thD Great northern ard Nii-
nie liver. and IL Fifht in the heart %
ihH famous JheffY valley. the valley
that has made the toNns Of Honros
anu hnohg1nish. and hss been biz
factor tn the upbuiidinH ~ Everett
The q il fushiug its work. ana has
iuet finished ne dapui which la large
ssanFh % meet the demands u town
, WHAT DOES rms nEAHf 1T MEANS
THAT THEY KNOW WHAT ~ BACK
or DuFALf. AND ARR pliEPA HfN8
MESS WHICH THEY Know is atfgE
- 'oAk They Siii start their trains
Tho NiiNausss ~ rushing work from
both SIDES ~ the town. and will have
their 4HinH running o. the earliest pos.
sibie dat@ IN order 20 got their Hhkre
Of The business va handling the vast re-.
sources " this splendid valley.
THEY NOW HAVE THEIR STEAM
SHOVEL AND CREW HI9Fr IN THE
ToWN PREPARING THEIR RIGHT.
2,5hHAi f1h THE LAYING or
over ace men are nov steadily en-.
plaYed pa fhe numbering business iu The
Immediate vicinity 81 Dusaif ara inc
mill designers ars now az sofs an the
plans for large sas and siiiuFis min
which we aNpert % begin ~8fk on nest
month This mill viii furnish employ.
Weni 2" a Efeai many more
W. have finished ~ grading - Main
- end are nns iaYinE the staesaiFs
thorough aud complete water -.
TEN sii bs insfaiisd IL she teNn. and
pure spfiuE water Niil DO pipsd 70
every lat. Eirefrisifr for iighta and
tgwef las been provided for. and me
baildinE asa put ia = compiete ss-
change - 81 early date
We noE hafs nsu Iis.9es srhoaL
rhaffhI ara several other bufi6 rs
hsse iusl bssa completed W have
me absolute guarantee 81 a 80. zoe
hotel and aHtsfai other buildings tive
mere a emiils ana other factories and
villa az % these Industries Furnishing
employment. this town 10 sure 70 have
lsrxe population within the neat fsa
vn simpiy sosr kow ~ TiiE TINE
TO ntr. WHILE THEY ARE CHEAP
jest thinh - r~.teantifui iessi lots.
elnsf 10 - the business center vlth
side, Neii laid uut Kradea streets ely
Natrrs slrrtfls lights talephgnsa etc
sud Hhefe there 10 plenty - empiny-
Henf. ard fuf a khaff time ONLY We
NtH sell these hsaufifsi tote TOR only
fgh
DON'T LEI THIS OPPORTUNITY PASS
81 GRASP Ut NOW AND REAP THE
NleH harvest THAT EVERY pTH.
IN fhnPEhTf OWNER ~ DrYkLI
u HINh TO GET NOr KNOW
! MONEY
Can snd 49, photss etc ans let a. len
yes more about thls towr rou wiii rina
nat iris pfuptf7ft0 - EXACTLY AS
tr as ADNEHTisEp. A@D THAT n
81 TME uSE HEsT INVESTMENT IN
WARHtNoTUN TODAY
OREGON & WASHINGTON
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
BANK cLEARINes.


|nt y frank Radley Of the Gee.
|s',.s '.apany coast artillery re-
) 80, Z. Bellingham has stirred
~ .aaefsble agitation IN ma.
i ,., sa1td circles BY rendering
~ .saalloh from the armory
sssio,s v! has charge OF the
van u The new armory at Bel
~ ~. says that be is seeking 10
! \, seahse he has compiained
/ " 49, ssapsFiors that the material
i d 4. p tie building were moi
plahs and specliloaflona
u s,. s..sed that hls reclamation
! Al 20 On November fs
~ ~ ssa Lamplng claims "a
. sys , ~. 20 intimatlon on what
/ "a : s'e 2 Tor resignIng were
sgs., = ia' refused 70 accent me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28

.AshINGToN. d. G.. Nov. 2s.--
population Of the state o. flli.
:, s5s,5sl. according 10 the
nsA barsau today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28

hsE Ir. g. Clement King. 4
tairiet Missionary o. the Epis- :
nsA dloeese Of Olympia. IN a 4
Nin0n a. 81. Johns church 4
IA'eFdaJ, declared for the 4
10 o al Christian demon 4
salons He said that the 4
'cppal convention Of 1910 4
va he congregatiOnallsts' \
-sstins at Boston had both 4
] . ,ssssmmended such a eonsoli. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
spEcIaL NoTIcEe,

WAN ED-Esvsrai youns women with %
without sEperlsnee, - tslspheue epaf.
stofa Apply 1899 t1th Az or itpt
Third av The Pacific Tsieph8ns a
Tsisasaph Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
s2b LOTS tz5

INCLUDING GRADED STREETS
AND WATER EASY TER MS
LIBERAL CONTRACT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
PUGET SOUNDS BEST.

PUGET SOUNDS BEST.
OUR CLASSIFICATION
or THIS LITTLE ~.
ACRE WATERFRONT
FARM. WITH ITS
SPLENDID. RICH SOIL,
WATCHED ny EVER.
FLOWING SPRINGS
PfpED OVER PLACE.
ORCHARD or 600
BEARING FRUIT
TR T. T. 3, BUILDINGS,
BEAUTIFUL sou Nd
FRONTAGE. SiTUAT-
ED IN WELL SETTLED
DISTRICT, ONLY
THREE MILES TO
CANNERY. CIR IA NJ
cry. STORES, CON.
V " N " n + r o
OOLs. DAILY
BOAT SERVICE. PRICE
$1,000. SOME TERMS
SEE PHOTOGRAPHS--
THEN THE PLACE.
CHARLES sOMERS
COMPANY.
ALASKA BUILDING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-28
80 ACRES roR a. 900


sFs have FORTY aeFss % Easa. rich. Ter
De land. situate ia she Hnahefntah
tnantg frfat bstt. usar suei toe n
and surrounded 10 good nFi 81 iaars
Hand iiss faifig level god fich asil
plesit ~ aors A. surrounding camps.
II fnu Wish TermM fst cash. taiahfs
fit PEI mnnih. We believe this 90 -
urst-clasa ehnaee for aairY, etc.
proposition Oar fftis IL raad We
swu she iana ourselves and o. IL ore
81 half fuExn odd pieces uhieh W
desire g dispsza % esisss the Nsw
lssf tesfsfats me price and terms
hufidsf 90 spyad a few miautss in
ioukinK this np We always have
chat 80 advertise and you get .
square deal frem us Ask Any ono
lu seattle
Ole HANSON a co. OWNERS.
Third Fioor srw Yegh nloek
y = "a a g--R a ia q J--H a y
u FoR SALE OR TRADE !
u 100 acres. hall mite frufm railroad "
ali rich black loan suii ~ a
= gfavsl. running water. Hanne ,
timber Mifi make fine III
dairy and stock farm A
tas 20 rEH ACRE
ifs acres fertile aEfteuitnrsi tauti n
= - miles from " "a station. d
flfh dark soN three sirsaas J
u Of watsT, = miles from " e. "
siding Price tfs 90 per acre. a
una-flfth cash, balance 70 suit y
q Or wii trade either 81 the u
= sbess fsg gig pEFeprgty,. a
q - Madison 81 q
Phones Main HEes lad sses a
h ira J-R& J~Ra IN
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PERSONALS.
f25H4 M T0%FG6Af ~

PERSONALS.
f25Hf M Io%ES6af- 1
tatstsssts inirgausiax Society. FOE re-
sssas1 ssay a ~.si.Sy 's ras@ssrs at
rranrss given and demanded. Fsrsqrai
atfosaetiansl fiaar. 10 n %
isc Hor SAL offisa issI FeuTth az.
rooms ~ aud 81 seattle.
STYLISH HANGOVER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dysd eisansa aad 70.
81 cssi Flsruss ssFise ana asAaed
Aiissatis. Dept Ns~ and osa gar
aILLfSEEY.
JUST OPENED. IS HAMPLE HAT sHoF
ftiEh priced trimmed pattern bats Tor
50 csii ana ~ causinrsd hsfu3asi
hafs see t4if Second Mcom fts
LADIES NEMoDKLfSS rkHLoR
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iiuliains CTR rheas iaa 4 1sif
ices eufless thiuKs. listed chris!anss
atandiaT, " Oi1s Curiosity Shop. COT
man Deck. seattle
Per aceursts piano eart. ard Lessons
IN penrfi. rfayan. pen atnhtua and watsf
selors al Apartment s'a Wald'st
"a IL NsirFan. s5T Mari8a HiaS
criminal iAw and poiic@ eeurs pfactisa a
Main fsft, r~a Aa pie ISL.
coed cerd rs.dlas. 9sc Hotel yalds-
mar. tttsS Third ag., room 20 Hours
~ 70 .. except sundays Ind R5ts
w y Mallory grows hair and cures
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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FsF IA feaaNhH lodge FURNITURE % Coz
iafnbia ledge 80. 2. A % q. ", In
Guiding ptams. isafhsred effieerT chairs
deaks fables. rhaiFH. dishes. In fact
everything Tor fnrnishtng = lodge room
a bargain Tor some one. See ~ Y, All.
san. Oftentat HifK Tel 1888
DENHY WAY urHDLaTEHfNg CO.
Fins uphulstefipFt furniture rapairinE.
also furniture packing and boat work a
speciality. All work guaranteed
fhoHs y a. STe. t2l Denny WAY
me interstate IntroduCinR society wii
give a reception on Monday. 1Hfh. az s.
u "a for the members. age from 30 up.
~ isg1 Fourth av Room Pc
Eahaimau q Wiison carpenters and
isbbsrn Wind0w and door screens = spa-
ciatT Main iiTe Ind 1isi
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