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The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29
How To Tell Texas Fever Ticks

r. The Taney County Republican:
II seems that the people of Taney
County, or the most of them at least,
a. not know the difference between
.ha Texas fever tick and other species
If Ticks. If you will allow me the
,nace I will endeavor to give them ar
idea Of the so.called fever tick, as
have had considerable experience II
Kc.lities where fever ticks were more
common than the wood tick is here,
and believing myself thoroughly ac-
ouainted with the fever tick. will try to
describe them.
The Texas fever tick may be readily
distinguished from the other ticks by
its small size and the color of the head
and shield. The head parts whose
lateral borders are striaghter and more
parallel than the other species. The
head parts are shorter and relatively
broad. and dark reddish brown or
chestnut brown in color, appearing as
convex plate on the median line at
tbe.fore end of the tick. The body is
an oblong oval in shape and may reach
one half inch in length. The color
varies from dull yellow to an olive
brown, often it is mottled with irregu-
Jar areas of yellow and brown, or is
streaked with wavy lines of these colors,
two grooves or indentations are seen
running from the front to the rear on
the skin of the back, which becomes
almost if not entirely effaced about the
middle of the body. Another groove
is seen in the posterior half of the body.
These grooves are caused by the con-
traction OF the mucles of the body, and
therefore vary considerably, entirely
disappearing when the tick is full OF
blood. They are very distinct when
the tick has been removed from the
cattle several days The four pairs of
legs are brown, moderately long and
very slender. The seed tick from this
species has only six legs. After one
molt it has eight legs, then it is what
is called the nymph stage. They ap-
pear as other seed ticks by fully de-
veloped fertilized female being en-
Iguged with blood, and ready to lay
her eggs, loosens and drops from the
animal and deposits her eggs, and in
the same way comes the seed ticks of
all kinds.
Yours truly,
Ransom, Mo. D.J.INGENTHRON.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29
Ends Winters Troubles

To many, winter is season Of
trouble. The frost bitten toes and
fingers, chapped hands and lips, chill
blains, cold sores, red and rough skins,
prove this. But such troubles fly be-
fore Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A trial
convinces. Greatest healer of Burns,
Boils, Piles, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and
Sprains. Only 25c at all druggists.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29

When you have a cold get bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
will soon fix you up all right and will
ward off any tendency toward pneumo-
MIA. This remedy contains no opium
or other narcotic and may be given as
confidently to baby as to an adult:
Sold by all druggists.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29
Republican

any great extent in the Ozarks, neithel
can the methods used in the Ozark:
be used on the prairies with profit. Ir
fact, hardly any two farms in the same
{ locality can be farmed alike.
The manner of selecting seed corn
from we'll filled ears with the ends
shelled off, was not discovered in an
agricultural college, for it dates back
to the early cultivation of corn in Am
erica. The farmer needs no testing
box to know if his corn will come up
under ordinary conditions of the ground
and weather. His practical eye shows
him at a glance the fertile grains
reaching down to a small cob. II
there is any benefit in knowing that
there are an equal number of joints in
every stock of corn; an equal number
of rows on the cob, and that there are
just as many silks as there are grains
of corn on the cob, then it can be
learned at home with no expense.
Any farm boy knows that there is
more beef in a bullock with we'll
rounded sides and heavy quarters than
there is in one with slab sides and cat
hams; he also knows that about the
best balanced ration for a hog is
straight corn.
The experienced housewife knows
the COWS that give the richest milk
without the Babcock tester; she is an
expert in this herself. She also knows
that to substitute something for the
cows milk to feed a calf on is not
good for the calf. These and many
other things which constitute practical
farm work, can be learned nowhere so
well as on the farm. On the other
hand, great good can come to the
farm boys by getting them to compete
for prizes in the corn shows and other
farm products; in this way they will
become interested in farm work.
They should also be made to feel that
they are partners with their parents by
being allowed a part of their earnings.
Some men raise their boys, seemingly
as they do mules-to work for them.
When a boy gets this in his head, he
will most surely leave home. Besides
giving boy common school educa-
tion, he should be we'll supplied with
that he may know some
thing of the affairs of the world and be
we'll informed about many things
which is necessary for him to know.
To educate boy away from home, is
to give him the wander lust that will
lead him away and probably to the
city.
A. L. BRACE.
N6:l1.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29

This country is not ready for war
because it has no occasion to get
ready. When the bugle sounds we Il
all be there. guns will be plentiful
ammunition abundant and the fighting
spirit buoyant. If any: nation thinks
Uncle Sam is in a helpless condition
let that nation beware.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29

school without the usual water supply
for two weeks.
Directions came on the evening
mail to begin work on the gas plant a
once. Twenty-four hours later pic
thre was mailed to St. Joseph showing
the boys at work of excavation. The
boys were prompt in beginning work
and MISS Grace was equally prompt in
furnishing picture of ground break.
ing for this much needed improve
ment.
A new piano is in prospect. It is
the gift of Miss Auguste Cotton, oi
Sedalia, Mo. 1t is square piano and
has been used as an accompaniment
to her singing. The news of this
valuable gift came as very great sur
prise, as we had nothing of that nature
in prospect. Miss Cotton has the
thanks of everyone connected directly
or remotely with the school.
Miss Dysart is spending her vaca-
ton with sister in St. Louis. Wher-
ever she is she will be found giving a
good account of the S. of 0.
Miss Craig made good railroad con-
nections and arrived safely at her
home in Lexington where she will
spend her vacation.
Miss Clark intended to spend few
days in Springfield and then go on to
Highland, Kansas. She will be the
guest of Miss Baird.
Prof. Oliver started for his home at
Avon, expecting to spend his vacation
with the home folks. He will return
fully renewed in strength and spirit.
Miss Grace probably went to Joplin.
Wherever she went she will give an
account of herself on her return
through her Kodak which has become
an inseparable companion.
ssAfiss Poague went home. Nuf
Sed." The fatted calf was promptly
killed on her arrival, and merry maxi
ing was the order of the day.
The rest of the faculty stayed at
home and after busy week enjoyed a
Christmas dinner second to none.
Mrs. Knepper extended a general
invitation to all the students remaining
over to a Christmas dinner. But Bar
ton had received an invitation to a
wedding iu the country so that Simon
ton was the only other orphan available.
The dinner was just as good as though
there had been dozen guests.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29

Reports of state departments man
aged by appointees of Governor Had
ley all show Improvements in the
methods and results and results adopt
ed by wide awake republican officials
in conducting public business.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29
BROWN BRANCH

Dec. 10, 1910
Brown Branch is not quite out of
date yet, they are preparing to cele-
brate the holidays by weeks protract-
ed meeting.
c. B. Dean is sick and we all are
hoping that he will soon recover.
Rich Kissee was in this vicinity last
week looking for cattle.
A. E. Dean and ]. M. Mcpherson
attended the stockmen's meeting at
Forsyth last week.
Prof. Dunn went to Ava last Friday
to obtain trimmings for the Christmas
tree.
School is progressing very nicely
with an enrolment of sixty-nine schol-
ars. The average daily attendance IS
Al, length of term months, time
taught S months.
We are expecting our old school
mates, Jess Lewis and Vera Dean,
back for Christmas, they shall be well
coined by all.
Will and Dow Reese are still gather
ing corn They say they have about
5000 bushels of corn in all.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29

Missourians dominate Texas, They
have made it bigger than their native
state in population, but they can nev-
er make it better state to live IN.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29

w. H. Bennett and VIM. Hereford,
of Brapson, were in town a short time
Monday afternoon on business.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29

]. H. Seaton, one of the good farm
ers of the Day neighborhood, was a
visitor at the county seat last Friday.
The Taney County republican., 1910-12-29
Wants to HeIp Some One

10. D.J.INGENTHRON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

LII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-02

roar GEORGE FARM LANDS.
GRAND IEUMA NEEDS MEN
Ne S1 .ss.-es css.aas 's as- is sas
rental railroad 10 30 saFnpistea frgm
cueat 20 rnses sems tifnu In tst4.~
ssld Charles v usys. president y the
fsrsni rruus Pacific. yesterday HAS
added that the contractors were great
fF nam paFed IN their Hark awgnr 70
ne labor fhuftass. watch g has - FAR
tssu iusTaasieis % relieve Several
Thousand more men are wantaS.
The caumtrY mrQuud Fart George cuu-
tains some uf ths fiaest axsisuigaral
lions II acres nat Vert geoTFs viii
tap IN the next few years, ard / be-
iisEe fhars - Efeat#r fatnrs before
thl. aissFic, ihan most people realise.
said NJ Motatad 20 representative
- The Vancouver provinces with hiss
brother. ~. Melstad has Just re-
tarued from 4 frip. through Cents ~
have newer seen aarh magnificent po-
tafoen and tomatoes a. wara Erown
On ne petaio ranch aniy half mile
saufh 81 FORT George
WE OWN ouH OsvN LAND
WE uOugHr THE BEST FIRST eias.
Agricultural iand whsn Z wss esrs
f9r The taking TODAY aEcoND
easy terms aad = commanding hiEh
prfe-a Don't BE MnLED ~
THIS We can give yoa the rery best
% ne lowest prices, Or easy terms =
HHNAHAHt"N
ard sofi. when r0u can buy ths rich
son u first class land with 50 per
cent open maadgNa. u You buy today
from uHf We have q nhd our r.
selection clause fnauras your pur-
chase with Hrftish Columbia con-
tract; no stalking proposition Is worthy
We will sEplaiu whT Il yDu come 70
our office
$500 an acre b9v-sasy tsrns-Do
YOURS ron woRE THAN A PEW
WEEKS TTMEg Your opportunity u
today You can make e. 9qa this sum
mer ard fail ws can put sndepsnd
encs within your reach Thousands u
dollars IN your pocket Your ropu
tstlon ~ business man f. ~ stake u
you don't seize thls opportunity
crops To WrNSIpEg. CHICAGO ard
NEW YORK Next YEAR YQN
CAV GET THE REST MARKET FOR
MIXED FARMIN0 PRODUCE HIGHT
In Fort George today there are this
Bank 81 British North America and
ths Tradsrs Bark doing business the
Crown Bank and the Union Bank have
sites. The railway is expected "a
reach TETE IAUNE CACHE By the
summer Of 1911 AZ the latest
WHAT DOES THIS MEANT
1T MEANS
THAT transportation from Fort Georgs
20 Tsts jaime Cache ~ fast river
steamers viii Be operated on this nav
iRahis river hv next summer and that
* a. THANsPORTATION from q. g.
TO WINNIPEG. CHICAGO. NEW
YORK and ALL EAHTEKN Points
WILL BE BarABLfsBED NEXT
YEAR THE r. from coast "a
coast should b. completed ~ f8t2
BUY on THE OWNEUs DIRECT
AVOID ANY RISK ~ being located r
buy TODAY Millions u acres have
nov been reserved ~ the government
and Withdrawn from sale
40 LAND CAN BE DELIVERED re
YOU With certainty which r. iocated
TODAY VIZ ONLY Know of one
company selling land that can sfuifil
al the requirements uf the careful
buyer ana Who owns It's land
Call aud see ua-bFinR your wife and
first payment ~ : , % per acre. fput
land need never cost you more than
81 per acre.
NORTH COAST LAND co. LTD,
Vancouver ~ O. Bank references
Capital paid IN. 500 o0g
Selling Agents -DAVfEH = co.
Gif American Bank Bldg
Office Seattle, Wash Residences
Main 7gg3 Main 1910. ind fisi.
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QUARTER ACRES
AT FAuNTI.ERoY PARK.

GRAND VIEW. FINE SOIL:
SPRING WATER PiPED TO THE
ADDITION. WOOD FOR THE
CUTTING. ONLY A SHORT
WALK TO THE BEACH WHY
PAY RENT WHEN you CAN
GET A QUARTER ACRE FROM
$500 TO $3.50. on TERMS or t25
DOWN AND THE BALANCE $40
MONTHLY SEE OUR COL
BYRNEs AT SiE PARK sATuR-
DAY AFTERNOON AND ALL DAY
SUNDAY. INQUIRE AT ICE.
CREAM PARLoR
JOHN II WHITE CO.
&0T ORIENTAL BLOCK.
MAIN s20s IND 2s82
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~ All ~. gr0fery ana 4.rgao,
W - M. b had a. rsassr1,. N,
.fs a. fou want a baresia
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BUSINESS cnAncra

~ ess,Yl ~ -, 80
nlswctt az. Frsnent ASA a naN eKuHses
M8Ewn.
Hase Gisa 90 Flafhaaa isnas Nnufa
fAs 90 rpuinaniaafs vita sshaF seattle.
II hanugns "a. i&Gg Flka Place.
wgil call ~ The STAR affses. ttaf sassuth
az thsY Nit ~ gisea ilekats to tha
Ms5estie fhaatra free
Party sfth ~ eco SO lnvssl 10 = trst !.
class pfaneeltl@ns good tang e. ans
40 maaas 6s4s4nHas EaM Has fear4
hsildiax. eaE far HF Cisnsuf
As& caateia rhusaana. sqha1uar VIDA.
"a Nine ard Wtnxxa ahsn garA abals Ms
Eni3 find and cooperative raianY 81 Peru.
aaufh America n~ariv aampirts
Hardware store. 4aaf iassfian. 1853
afegs a. tnvgSes. about tf.tea. rheNa
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IAp1yHs
,9sJE9tAIgIc,t lIlssIseIlt 49,.
DIR. EGTLl I

IAN. ELECTRICITY. x-ray light cure
vibration. BEST EQUIPPED OFFICES
~ SEATTLE Er~H treated. glasses MT
ted Treatments 81 80. eel PeopIs's
Bank Blds 1ud and PIKE
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EXCHANGE

ak or clght-room house, modern
and fairly close 20 car. for Ice acres ~
first class wheat land. SO Loary Bldg.
Main s896.
10 exchange Tor lots or acreare in
kennydale. nice paving store Also new
aix-room cottage on LOT s0xito. close to
car. owner SOS Rainier av
$50 equity In Moe home West Seattle.
for vacant lot, or anything Of value. Box
ioo station w. city
Yakima fruit and alfalfa land for Sc
attic income property n 1905.
no acres under Rlchiand ditch for city
property. 81 300 Main 5e2s,
waterfront lot; piano. furniture S
acres Trade Tor California. 2sie Madison
LIVESTOCK
N~e-Ne~e~~~eN~~e~~~~~e> ~~~~0~~seN~~~~~~~N~~~~~
ton sale every wednesday at isis First
aY. >. You can buy or sell horses har-
ness, wagons and huFgiez We have on
hand 70 head 81 work horses 70 be sold
20 the highest bidder ON "Wednesday,
p ma. sharp. july 8. blckerton, auc.
tioneor.
siab buys team Of mares. age and 6.
perfectly gentle and broke single and
double. Purchaser allowed one week :
trial. aoa k1nd. corner Aurora az. Green
2QS.
The Manly boarding ana sale stables
Horses hired for all purposes. by day or
week. 2f09 Western Az. Phones, Matn
1895; Ind 1899,
Fresh COW, Hoistein aud Jersey. must
he sold At once Family moving away
only reason for selling 9o4 S2nd corner
Aurora av Green POS.
O ~. HoLCoMn CO. sale stahles
Heavy draft, medium sized horses. guar
anteed. 1878 Western av Main 1871.
mich Cowa q ~ eonrov Rcd.
mond
azs1
Wanted--Contrdcts a Mortgages
sNsNfNN~1>TNrNN~NNe~~eN~ @Nr~r~~~NN~TN~eN>~
MY OWN MONEY 20 buy MORT
nAdEs and CONTRACTS anywhere IN
Washington
". D.. GkEENWAY. Banker and broker
500 BURKE BLDG, SEATTLE
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BUY LAKE WASHINGTON
WATER FRONT TRACTS
AT $3.50.

on the SEATTLE SIDE or THE
LAKE and just NORTH or THE
UNIVERSITY You can have
your choice now Of this large
55Oacre tract which we are
grubbluR aud clearing A few
CHOICE LOTS AT 500.
Terms $40 down and 81 monthly.
New mncadamizod boulevard
runs through center of this land
weekdays we take you IN our
AUTO and SUNDAYS on our
FREE LAKE EXCURSIONS.
We sell nearly every one that
We show Bifdacye view circu.
lars. maps. etc. at our office an
$3.50 y. m.
SEATTLE HOMESEEKERS' CO.
100 CHERRY ST fGround FloOrl
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BURKE & FARRAR's FlFTA ADDITION

4 place far a v
10 asf8r
eeenfiss
shs tn
ahd
seattle FHEE
20 ~
ard asvsiassat sons % 'e fa~ % h
Dor suiYf up on
sans wn advance lumber sad material Aad 20 can
for
asd
awlub
q
to wii tns
BURKE FARRAR INC,
70 % xsrkn
sseaoss
r. c uurk. Bsrr arrar
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colN M 80 poLLARs.

TIE future IS a mint from which We can all draw an Old.
= competence few aoliaws NOW In North
nj acreage The future OF this favored district Is nov 40
wi assured that buying prices ceased being
spxahron and become certainty In HApLEY's ACRES
~ vn all the best points which so to make good IN.
zsnsn desirable place live THIS beautiful level
uass q rich soil isolated and SHUT By timber and
lH Ia the surrounded By neighbora with their
pretty and growing orchards gardens To those
tired restrictions OF small lot city
and Agh stree, assessments. offer happy escape
~ Ia HADLEYs ACRES. make your
and II in the you should wah to dispose
si receive many dollars every one you put In
rs Rsnenbes HADLEY's ACRES Is only forty minutes
he city and four blocks the car line The North
Tunk boulevard with heaviest grade only three per ecnt
raash the this property An streets are sixty
ri side and dedicated the public forever
re 70 $500 per 10 per cent cash. $40 monthly
sAMI c. FREELs. NC
slo Leagy Bldg.
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WE WILL HElP YOU BUILD
MOVE INTO YOUR OWN HOME
TERMS EASIER TnA@ RENT

hs~s ss' there -
%
Lanasrd have aiy s. . yaus piain
~hsfs thsy can
eanfs h aef b. 60
tumble dawn heaas -
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

s~~4@~N@NensNS-~~~~erS@N ~~e~e~N~0NrNN~NN~~~N
JOIN the new cooperative NOV cincuf
far fighting the Coal Trust. We sell
and nELIA ER 10 you the finest grade
and quality - COAL at ftte per toni
Protect yourselves and the cpuutty by
coming IN a. one 81 the hundred thou
sand who will regulate the price q
COAL 90 What the COMMON PEOPLE.
as the Trust calls US can afford TO
paw Call ace Leary BIDS. or phone
Main aEss
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@E@E'S YOUR
E0MlE

DANDY THREE ROOM COTTAGE
ON Beacon iiNt completely fHrntshFn
paufr4. closest chicken rnan. wnnN shed
free wo1d corner Doe. tpFtff lies hiFh
ail lu iaan berries. Vegetables. Dc fruit
trees iraFlnH fHuns HFrfufhinE Epes Tor
% .st9a- soc dawn. go munfh. Hee sne
az unte this cast last
l. D JENSEN a co.
ca Marion nidE
Mails stst led. a gtis
Hates 10 this column ars csni Har3
Tea Nofds ie cents
join fhN new cooperative mnENmsnt
far rHutlns thu Coal Trust We sell
ard DELIVER - fHu the fiurcf nfada
aud aaaiiiJ ~ coal a. % 60 per tnni
Protect Fussrasf ~ and fhs rgHntFf -
caminG ia ere - the hundfed thou
A8Hd aha will regulate ths price ~
coat 90 shat thn COMMON People,
- the rfuEf calls o. can afford 90
par Caii s4t isaafE uidk. o. sheno
Malls EhGH
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171F1N|aN|lNsN|(9-0| FaNN10l0N.0V900.T ~"
NOHTUwEHT TnuHT 4 HAFB DE-
FDHfT co. Frri nF Hrd Colombia ~.
fcoiman HafdlneJ. invites applications
far loans from 1000 o. 5000 % im-
proved Seattle residence property IN
established dinfrlrtu
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1-~~%N~~~-~e~~-~40-~~N
DOORS. WINDOWS.
SASH. BUILDERS
HARDWARE, PAINT.

~ % - : = ~ ~ y, z = - 3 y y ?,
DOORS. WINDOWS.
SASH. BUILDERS
HARDWARE. PAINT.
Ever yfhinE
fssnsuaua.--~-a- needs ~ a sar-
as-- iuH % from CO
IN N1 20 % per csnt
N All charged BY re-
TX x III issuhir b S.1
HN Mi from the miil
IN - and save mid
| ~ clemens e.
panHes and
- pfsftH Here
- radon The quality - absoiptsiy
fafsg eiaas and satisfaction guaranteed
cfoss Panel iso9rs fef peinnnE ~ y
aHrfpse Fasri Doors fpr STAINING lEe
Ss~ Craftsman" Or Aiefapn style
Freai Or nsar aeor. clear s,sas I.as
Cottage Front Door. Ornamental
Hsassans yssubais Doors. rieh
rso'Iiss, wiudo-s check rsii
co,isss fren, Windows plaia TOP ass
Cross -psnsl Cupboard Doors J.
rsisss vafaish. shinsis s,alas brushes
~ ices qgsliiL q anssoai.g ,e@ prices
q
q ~ WILLIAMS CO.
1878 western ~. near Madisen
join tue new ca-operutirs movement
Tor NEhfluF she Coal Trust We Eai
aHd DELIVER 20 yeu the nnesi grade
ard uHailfF - COAL AZ ffEH per toui
Protest yourselves and tho counfry ~
corning On 40 one % the hundred ihau.
sand sh1 VII regulate The Eiice, .
80 the TRUST calls "a. can afford 70
pay CAL tpe LearY BIDS. or phone
coed harTy and names f9r sale ehsaP
fnaHire linton Mercauflie Co. Tiiliman
CITY Phone Ind III
Trade % Il navss money. Meme
80 saFapls quits tiT sc Trseis Poem
stT, foth Third
supplies Cor no,ing picture theatres
iais firsi ~
tise sspreps waFen. team and bust
neHs t1ta itth av 81
NeW u ~ b. Fax Maine sas ongiBe.
1850 90 Leo clifton. gil Ninth aN
Nsw pianos Tor rent. rent applied on
purchass MsreE- Toner ~ Unlon -
FOR sALE-wooD AND COAL
~N~r-~s~~~ses1N@~~~s~-~ N~~N0~~~~~~~~~e~~~N~eso
mill wood GfEe load NJ IVA Ind 1859
SEATTLE FUEL CO.
NH wood Isse coal i.so
Main 1915; Ind. re-
FOR SALE--FURNlTU
S~-~N~~~~~~c~~~~-~S~e~ ~~S~~-r~~~@~NN~~-~N~~S~~
Polish pianos with Toner'S naroilnes
vii not gum Mes Toner. SO Union.
FURNITURE Tor sale. 81 owner Apply
sos Union o.
Furniture % io-room h9use Tor sale.
cheap eEo Columbia
Furniture ~ s-room house Ter sale
cheap isix 9TH
Desks. chairs. showcases. ChicaNe store
aud office Fufulturn Co. f11f ist ~
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LAND FOR SALE
rARMa 40 oARpENa.

$500
"A CHOICE LOT CLOSE TO Mt
BAKER CAR LIME $500 Is
the PRICE IT'S A BARGAIN
FOR ANNONES MONEY OWN
ER WILL TAKE PART CASH
$3.50 ROOM PLAsTERED
HOUSE LOT 50Ni20. CITY
WATER. CLOSE TO GOOD CAR
SERVICE TELEPHONE MR
FfrZ. QUEEN ANNE t770 FOR
IMPORTATION. RESIDENCE
PHONE QUEEN ANNE 2sif
GIT A LARGE LOT ~ LIME OF
DEV ELOP MENT WHERE
BUILDING ~ ACTIVE TERMS
tia CASH AND $40 MONTHLY
LOTS 50xi20. CITY WATER.
LIGHT AND TELEPHONES
DAVID y EASTMAN.
gD9 COLMAN BLDG.
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f OR SOS CASH

WI ssu u relIshis party neS s-reom
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BALLARD SNAP.

$3.50 room house and lot ~ blocks
from paved street near end " ballard.
Nlnup st. car. fibo cash. balance
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you WILL AGREE
That ans pfupusiffna ahtrh offers also
fufa safety ard 81 the safue time Frfg
ENad chanNa 60 haunis Yaur uinnrF On
shnrt tirsie iF a pretty good au# We
heltefa ~e have tass Fnfh a proposition
90 uur UGHFIEM WOOD Addition You
fsn buy one - she lots uu very
small rAah payment and sifnliaf
small paFmsnt each utmnfh The tnta
have several VERY decided advantage
ever mnsf iota nos on the rsarket ard.
takina tnfn hoeounf iurrpFefnsu 70
planned fn their immediate vicinity
shanld Increase in value very rapidly
ft wiN not take murh ~ fpur time so
r4H ua ~ over ths phuns ans Jet az
tstl Tuu anuut them ff Fnu Wuuid
prefer % 90 o. take FauntlsFpF car
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Fnu wtli NHh q saissnan who will
Eia1if a. into she matter ulfh yea
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