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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
G. b. Garrett Returns to Ken
lucky.

Mr.. Il. b. Garrett, who former
" ran the store at HOward's Mil,
this county, but who has been in
Chebanse, Ill.,, for about two years,
has bought the Wade's Mill store
in Clark county, of ). \. Davis,
and has moved to the Wade's
Mill neighborhood.
Mr.. Garrett is a most excellent
man and we are glad to learn of
his return.
Ask to see the new styles in
shower sticks at
Robinson's Jewelry Store.
The best raisins l0c per pound.
Best candy l0c per pound.
21.4t. The Fair.
The wise Christmas shopper
purchases early and thus avoids
the usual holiday rush. Any ar
ticle purchased now will be gladly
Iaid aside until Christmas.
John W. Jones, the Jeweler.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07

l.. x. l.. JUNCTION-Trains Nos.
and 3 will make connection with c. & O.
Ry. for Mt. Sterling, Ky.
CAMPTON JUNCTION Trains Nos.
l., ?, ) and 4 will make connection with
Mountain Central Ry. to and from Camp
ton, Ky.
BEATTVVILIE JUNCTION - Train
No. will make connection with !. & A
Ry. for Beattyville, Ky.
O. & X. JUNCTION Trains Nos. Z
and 1 will make connection with Ohio &
Kentucky Ry. for Camel City, Ky. and
O. * X. stations.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07

Sweet. Orr corduroy pants.
Punch q Graves.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07

See the beautiful line of ClOis-
onne enamel jewelry at
John RobinsOn's Jewelry Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07

What about a beautiful silver
toilet set for your sister, for
Christmas. All patterns at
Robinson's Jewelry Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07

Our advice is to buy early and
you will get the best.
The Novelty Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07

Beautiful line of novelties in
grass. The Novelty Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07

Opera hat, suitable Xmas pres
ent. Punch u Graves.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
Stetson Hats at Guthrie's.
The KnoxHat at Walsh Bros.
CHANGE In Firm.

J. X. Peed has sold his one-half
interest in the livery, feed and sale
stable of Peed q Horton to f. K.
Little and II. NJ. Wade and the
business will be continued in the
firm name of Horton, Wade IL Lit
tie. The new proprietors are well
known and popular gentlemen with
many friends and will no doubt be
successful.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07

4 complete line of genuine
merschaum and brier pipes at
Robmson's Jewelry Store.
See the Holiday Wonderhose. 1
pair to the box.
Punch 4 Graves.
Uoleproof soX at Guthrie's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
Eagt-B5una

CON- NE CTroNS =.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
The Baptist BdZdr

The ladies of the Baptist Church
will have a Bazaar Dec. 1917. All
kinds of fancy work, dolls, candies
and IA lunch will be served consist
inc of ham sandwiches, salads and
coffee. Don't forget the date.
John Robinson's Jewelry Store
is headquarters for everything in
jewelrv.
Cut glass, silverware, watches
and clocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

Mrs. NJ. McChestney expects to leave
the city this week for Atlanta. Ca, to
attend the convention of the Odd Eel
lows, which convenes there this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

DR.: Bassett IL spending his vacation
at his former home in the Catskills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

Miss Kate Doherty will leave the first
of the week for q few weeks visit to
Atlantic City. After leaving there she
will spend the remainder of her vacation
in the mountains OF Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

Mrs. d. Wolferman. in streator. H., has
returned to her home in this city.
Mr.. Norris Price Of the Ashley left
during the week to spend some time at
Hot Springs. Va.
Messrs. Albert steinem and Gilbert
Hahn have returned home from . trip to
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Loeb and family
are at Bluemont. Md. for several weeks.
Mr. Alvin Neumeyer has Joined his par
stay.
Messrs Harold Strauss and Joseph Levy
have returned home after spending sew
eral weeks In Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer, Miss Helen
and Master Aubrey Fischer left during
the week on water trip to Boston.
Mass.
Miss Carrie Adler OF Baltimore, who
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
kohner of M street. has returned home.
Miss Selma Kahn has returned home
from a visit with relatives in New York
and Long Island.
Mr.. Gercon Nordlinger has Joined his
family at Blue Mountain, Md.
Miss Edith Simon Of Philadelphia. who
has been visiting Miss Camille Stras-
burger at the Romano, is now in At
iantic City.
Miss Eva Goldberg and Miss Cecilia
Wolf left town last week for Philadel-
phia. Pa. and Long Branch, n. j., to be
gone about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Epstein and son are
spending several weeks at Ocean
City, Md.
Mrs. William Bass OF the Romaine has
as her guest Miss Rose Frank OF Balti-
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ginia Beach. Miss Joanna Anderson OF
Washington was the weekend guest or
Mrs. Frank T. King at her home on
Prince street. Miss Nellie Marshall has
returned to her home in Fairfax county
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b.
Marshall on King street. Miss Kittie Bar
rett is the guest of Miss Barbara Camp
bell at her home in Charles Town, w. Va.
Miss Evelina McCuen will leave next
week for a visit to Philadelphia. Miss FL
sic Hamilton is spending several weeks
IN Berryville, Va. Miss Kathleen Sulli-
van has as her guest her cousin. Miss
Elizabeth Egan OF Philadelphia. Mrs. Al
bert Doyle Brockett left yesterday for
Lynchburg to join a party for trip to
Asheville. n. c. Miss Annie s. Henderson
has returned from visit Of several weeks
to Atlantic City. Mrs. Z. e. Downham
left Thursday for Atlantic City. to join
Mr.. Downham, who has been visiting his
nephew. DIR. Wainwright. in Woodbury..
N j. Mr.. j. d. O'Neil has returned from
a trip through the south and a visit to
relatives In Norfolk, Richmond and Burn
leys. Wa. Mrs. ]. Clinton Smoot, who Is
spending the summer In North Wilkes
boro. N C.. has been the guest for the
past week of her mother Mrs. Melissa
Wood. on South Washington street. Mr.
RAYMOND Hfxon left last Saturday for
Chicago. where he will make his home In
future. Miss Sallie Greene Is visiting rel
atives in Culpeper. Mr.. Thomas Kelley
has returned from a two-week visit to
Colonial Beach Mrs. Christiana Bohraus
has returned from New York. where she
has been visiting relatives. Mr.. Robiey
d. Brumback is visiting relatives In Luz
ray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
Shocking Fatality.

rom FuCKs
They picked him up tenderiy and a mo-
mentary silence fell over the crowd as
they made way for the bearers OF the
body.
What was the cause?" asked q cur
ious person.
He heard q subway guard say take
your time.'" explained the man on the
spot.
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county left Wednesday for Berryville.
va. where they are guests at the home
of Mr.. 8. Briley Mrs. Louis o. Hardin
ana Mrs Frank Carlin have returned
to their home at Arcturus. after q visit
to Atlantic City. Mrs. Ruth A. Bonts re-
turned last week from a visit to sterIins.
Loudoun county: Mrs Wiliiamn a a. MOO w..
turned Wednesday from Shushan. n u
where they have been the guests OF az.
ana Mrs. w. N Piser. Mr.. Ricnaro y.
Roland has returned from . rAI -
westmoreland county. Mlss
Towne Greenough has returned irom =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

l.. Judy Of Pittsburg. Pa, is the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Cummins, at her home In
Queen street. DR.. Julian A. Miller, u.
s. N, spent several days during the past
week with his family In this city. Miss
Bertha NJ. Keen is the guest of relatives
in Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
English leave today to spend the re-
mainder of the summer at Yellow sulphur
Springs, Va. Miss Mary Taylor, who has
spent the past month at Rawley Springs:
The - summer. Mr.. w. F. Ferguson and
two cons have returned from a visit to
Wilkinsons, Westmoreland county. Mrs.
I 'onis s. Scott and Master Jack Scott OF
N. j., who have spent the past ,sa
guests for several days Of Mrs. Scotts
mother. Mrs Robert c. Powell. and left
Thursday for Berryville for the remainder
~ the summer. Miss Anna German and
Miss Mollie German left Monday to spend
two weeks at Atlantic City. Miss kath-
rim Griffith Uhler has returned from
visit TO Mrs. Charles b. Eddy at her
home in Plainfield, N. j. Mrs. r. w.
smith and little daughter, Miss Ellzabetn
Dent Smith, are the guests of Mrs: smith 9
mother. Mrs NJ. E. Moriarty. MI ana
MIS- LANES Z. Johnston and son have re-
turned from a visit to Paxson, I>oudoun
county. Mr.. Jack Barrett has returned
from q short visit to Whitewater. Va
Miss Irene ". Dearborn Is the guest of
relatives in Amherst county. MI. and
Mrs. Charles King and Miss Laura hins
have returned from q two-week Visit TO
Atlantic City. Mrs. Mary windsor has
returned from Fairfax Court House. where
she snent the summer Mrs. Hattie Duff
few OF Rustburg was the weekend guest
of Mrs. William A. Moore at her home.
900 North Patrick street. Mr.. and Mrs.
webb Schofeld have returned from
visit to Braddock. Md. Mrs. John Meade.
Miss Fannie p. Meade and Lulu Meade
have returned to their home near Acco-
ttnk after spending the summer At VIZ
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Mrs. Bertha r. Burger, aged thirty-two
years. wife Of Edward Burger, died
Tnursday evening at the home OF her
brother, J. r. Shank, near Hagerstown,
Md, OF paralysis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp L. Lambroth are
weeks. MT. and Mrs. William Taylor and
Master Eugene Taylor OF Cumberland.
Nd. are visiting Mrs. Tayior's father.
Mr.. John T. Harrison: At his home on
Hon. and Miss Lou Gary OF Alexandra
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SOCIETY.

Continued from First Page)
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Ball and their little
son have gone to Cincinnati Ohio. where
they Will spend fortnight. later going to
their former home In Cynthiana, KY
where they will visit relatives and friends.
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CONTINUED on Third PaGA1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
CITY PLANS BOARD
READY TO START

Tho newly organized Municipal
Plans Commission viii meet IN the
council chambers tonight Plans
to secure permanent quarters and
the LAYING ont uf tho work for che
experts who are 10 DE secured viii
b. discussed
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nj PROBE:


n county comn'is 7.
e , v County Claim
class to examine sua
~ status Of every S sleS.
slss rsnted by N, ,Ss
4 the intention ~, 81 ., s,o
Is oompel 'he ew .,-
49, 70 i've up 20 tne
\ construction was So. To
s,,Aln a certain I'ms /,
s,ral,y Of forfeiture o.
Il shise. a. .f....
ms have been granted
.a within Che iest I l''o
\ which were 'he sup
~, ne beginning of eon'
"a completion should ~
- within certain ae''
ne stlpala,lons q the
...H al tttN
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wANTEp-Improyod city property or
acreage Tor uniurufn hcrad city lots
VALUE fE.SoQ
Phone Main atsA
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pusINEss cliANcEs.

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JOIN she moN NutnprfHftEe meFansent
fnF NahNnE fhs Cual Tfast We cell
ana DELIVER g Fma tHs Nnret afaip
ena quality - coat zt 81 60 FHf t1af
rruteet Frafaaiass ant tNs rnanasF -
rrnfas is - sae "a ths hannfed thea.
samH WWH wtH rs8Wfafs fhe prarr ~
COAL e. mMnt fHa COMMON PEOPLE
fhe Ffsss eaita can affHFa fa
paF caf fe& Lear H2aE. Or phghs
aafh ASA
good fafiah5s man 90 eufa aH u4F
hsaat aatfefaam nausf ha abs fa make
shufa fash % wertlr uH hHas an fsHaels
tIsfiss ~ Puget ssund f4HttrF. CSC HIa
aHttFH fa feahf mtan See eaufatn #afs
ter f1sF A faaf rnlFafsstF sf caff
fnnfeiaas brfssa 20 a m
Faf aateaatffHsasF stnfn un NafNtFf af
one ~ ths beEs tnragtaEs 81 ritF. HnfnE
EFasfFF per eant cash tasfuraa cheap
fnnf will frsfuife aiaraf I : zee Go haHffn
$50 ere uHF haFfng faeneF reEd aNnlF
Address a a. rare star ~ aHrars iu-
formation sfam sylvester ttFpa
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-~ses@s~~s~s-rs ~-r~,f-rsNsN
f-yaan unfaruishsd tat uihasru wsfk.
inN sIstamca. rert tisft efe iiaF.
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franchises have noi boon lived un
10. and O. ia the attention of The
comm. sslonew Co Investigate.
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>~<f->-~s>er~~~.~,-~~-~-~.~.~.~.-.~
aeN e operative nEnVsnaart
az .Ae crAi Trnsf We aaII
as,ifER % fga tha finest Grade
A~lfF = coal. ~ tttq Fsr fanf
r. f7efpfl4sa Ef4 tha country ~
tF 4 q 80 u fhe h4rafsd fhs8-
= - 50 feE1iats tha nrifs a
~ fa4f re COMMON pRoFg.
4 {nSf calls ~. ean affass 10
- LsarY big. 81 phons
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

s~~~.N~~~~~NN<~ >~~oNe~-c-N~s0~~
GRAND VIEW APARTMENT, SOP
Eaafiska. strictly modern, completely fur
uirhed. p , Groom suites special summer
rates. walking distance " fff. ina sgfA
a.roOm. furnlshed or unfurnished, 4bth
and Wailingford, n. 2is9, SIC 20 40 mo.
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nuRInEAn rttAhrrA-

,~s>~~.~a~~~1~-~~4@~ -~~l~~~1~~-~-~---e4~.~s
Sacrifice rnafu Nausr. fsu af reum
rra good lNc1us, rinsa tn rent tftI
fnaat sell ~ oHr# Mails tats 4za Cos
iumhfH 81 $3.50 cash
f.adFlae house Hafrineea 81 eco $50
cash. fI reuHnas rian1, fIFnlture aiHfsqf
new. god lease ifaa flfai. nt.rurF Hai o.
gate Take kinnear Paws car
Fur Nhte-- 8una1i Efprrrr ara t,reefn
cottage 81 ear b. had az fnaeHmRtis
prizes geo ihls n yoa Want bargain
Disc care star
railaF shsp f1F sale ManeF maker for
PARTY wha wlii pay attemtinH 90 tesiueas
MeAsnn fsr selling. pnaf rFeFiNht gie
Washinstan nlia rhnar fad sft1
FsrtY with 81 ass 30 intssf in e FIRST
class proposition. q asnd thing Sd one
ahn means business Cali kaf EssafF
huiitinr ash faF NJ clameut
Ask captain Thomson, schooner VIDA.
az king ard villages ahip yard. about BIS
gold find aad cooperative rqiHgr ~ fafu.
south Aaasrirs nearly c1mpir'e.
a neat little restaurant. uith bakery
and Store combined in ftns iaratian {.
ai a reasonable rficr. ind Green zee.
hardware store. good location. tst1.
stock af insnics. about ii.toa Phone
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FOuTHWEHT TfUgT a nAFE DE-
TDHfT co.. fIrnf aF end Columbia o..
Goldman nuldt1GI. invites applications
for lahns from 81 900 90 $1,000 On Ina
proved fraftls reHideure properly Ia
established diairirfs
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For RENT


HOUSES.
0fNr,e.rNreeesesNSsS eefsNNNsses~%@@see.
WEST = WurHfIlu CoLMAN uLOCR
lilA tHu fAMrmrHrt
Fha NuflnHaun. itfh uF and U w
madison Hi fn1fna Hud ni.
" COVE convenient tY down town ny
liHitirt excellent car services.
~ atean heat lHuit8f service. isun. vs.
dtf fpHm. Haa range. private
W uathal eirft1o Hsha amulr VI
al'ihAf apaoa Rent only ttasp
IS uNfunVutmb FLATs "
hrslf4hiu huiidisl at iftE av
NJ ahl " Alder e.. arranged iu Wy
ntr.rHHm apartments. fH.rntr Is
" ranntHte1 anh pui in fist fiaHa 50
N fNNAilHn throughout Wfil
W liHhirh EHa range nut watrf W
h"ai.i innnefu FiuWhlns einr-
W uir llHhtH. good basement ample w
HinfaHH fHuu. walking distance q
" Ni NHniHraH district. convenient w
w. Gao uuoe. only tilt 60 F1Q.
WEST wuErlru coLMAN BLOCK
iute the ness operative movement
f1r tghtinH the roai ffuHt We coil
sad aaan,, " c6kfa X, 'i " nsl 'i tsa
ffuiFti yourselves and tho county ~
coming % % aas ~ ihe hundred thou.
coaL 10 shat az esoam6S ri'6il9
co fhr tfHHi ttNa ha. lan Hff1rd col
Pay oai! 200 iraff nidHs or phone
AalW ~
fuh uHsI
hINiHuAN uDME
% ruu ddn'f have Go snme tl tHmn every
daF, q plN pay 500 tp frut soils hrHH
tsfHl hnnHaE4H Fireplace free wood hnd
water LARGE int. one hiash 90 carl.
Hfaagd aifsrfa aHd Haiaa. fa pet
m9uth. meet Lake HailuHsf. Everett
Eaf hue Calf fsl GENITAL BUILD
VII fent your property aua taks
care or y Hhd guarantees Hniisfartlln n
.HHainfd ani tenant TV me y W
Jackson. sHt American uanh nfdE MEla
fst lnf 1891
tiahi room house near MoHnt nhksF
Fafh paved streets ear passes dnar
masf ~ seep 90 De appreciated Ina
cedar f91
room COTTAGE. strictly modern. COS
nishea rgmpistT. iarAa lawn. Phone
North steQ
sfHnm modern house ltit summit al
neaf t1ns at John Adams. fauntiqa
10y store fhHnr Adams ftf
-. tun nENr ..
aaf raom modern cottage iiet sfih
Fnam cottage. utth yard. wsikinH
distance lhanH ttfa
Fser roap nalins $40 mguth KAT.
Hief FairF AppN iitt Ninth as
Dor Nrnt fanm modern cottage
rhnhe nhrrff 1853
flFr fsHm matrrn CatfaFe gs6 month
80 tFtH Az East tffa
FARMS And ACREAoE-(cont1
- - 4 49,
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Wautaa-=Aarrfa % handis aas tneu
IN Great Nagthsfu 81 "a. % EatfaTn
fFaaniHHtnns tiE rafnustsaiemt aeaH
proposition 70 fiEhi party CAN befwssn
to a. "a. asa ga MasW 1fs hse
asth Hotel fat FIRST Az
AGENTS WANTED aia ~ supply
the demand faf ehaSre nafssfF stack
aut frrs eash weekly Address CAPT.
tat CITY NURSERY cuNFANr Salem
ufHEen
Agents naaks Ma uirnsr - sriiirr asr
seventies fat WaWnlt 81
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Ths rsnt Fus pAy 90 farhisafs 30 fuF-
sished heusa. u applied aa aspsis gaf'
hassd - Yourself ana raia Tor - the
week % raaufn wuuia a1um nnAhAn yea
20 awn o. We extend fvsah Naeahsusa
Pratt Fufu Co fts fiNs -
Hlt faafn cafsaas. fssnish=t pace.
uHanH aaa fhnea hratsf large yard.
1853 aafH ffH fheHr Essf bel
tafsefH fafa ttsrtasg fAFHsHHeh cottage.
E ties
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ONLY q FEW LEFT.
Onc.thlrd acre tracts oue-fourth
mile north Of the city. az s423:
only $40 down and $40 a month
These tracts are very close 90
the fine boulevard 10 the Golf
and Country Club and less than
five minutes from several car
lines
PUGET LAND CO.
4is-4l6 WHITE BLDG.
rates Ia fhis column Afs csnt a WoF4
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&c esss1IIsoIsI1IlcI i5SsJSlAS$o-c,>
DIR. H0L T

uET EoFATHfC PHYSICIAN. OPTIC
fA& ELECTRICITY K-ray. light cure.
yhfatiqn BEST EQL1pPED OFFICES
lA HEATrLE Eyes treated. glasses fit-'
fra Treatments 81 so tdT Peoples
nanA HidN.. End ana Pike
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luta tha rev cooperative mnf rf1tff
fag fahSns the caai Trusl We sell
ana pGtANEN 90 sea tbs unast grade
ana 4HatitF % coal at 81 30 pee tuaf
fsrafnet soaFaafssa ana ere euuttFT ~
sauf chs vii regulate fnu price -
GOAL g. hat the COMMON fAnrisA
the Trust calls us can afford o.
pay Gall ace LsAFT hi8s. " phans
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a Eenfs wanted Mou ana Nousn. q sell
Il acre tracts Wfth graded streets ard
s.sewnfEk Ht Seattle Heights. the rev
rfts un NFerasf car una The town u
KrssnaS ard pssgDls buying every dsf
frH ne easiest rrrrsrfV q ssiI around
ssaffir call for piata and talk it over.
SEATTLE HEf8HTH INF. CO.
All CENTRAL Bwitdluw
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Sr~~~s~.~r>sNN&~iSsS S~4~0N--~~-A.~o
NHans aAah desires che Acquaintance -
FnamE lafH bleed rfefufre4. wrishtnH
atent t5s heaEht nal uFof tees iaC hes
pfHiiF agd good dresser aHe mhn ls
tamH 90 NwftHUf aHHrf8 DIGEST. Coca
partnership aud HatNaaF EpaFta Address
usfaa eaFs Nlnf
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ssee~@~@-~-@~-~~e~esf~ ~-s~@s~@-~@s~~-~~s~-~e7e~
JOIN ans nee cooperative SNOW eftfsHt
fsr UEhtsnE fha cast Ffust We HsH
snf uGlf&EH e Vaa TIE tnest EFsas
ara anaufv "a coat 81 use per taaf
tfanfaet FuaraaiHas ard fhs rnartfr -
runafru ta 81 uuH - iAe hAuifrd th9as
sand hs WiN raHplata tha rrifr q
az lhr trust calls W. fan sffnr9 60
pay csu SIS LsaFg mdE-. % Phsns
Msto afaa
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=sfs-s~e=e--N~saseeree~H~r seeaefeHsese@feseeees
Lazy elshra position al klfehrn uafk
lH restaurant. Experienced NhHne \
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sale that b. sale Assuishfas
Bargains b. hoasshala needs gFnehsff
hagdaafr. fine rhina. est giasa. sie. a.
GHu
RAILROAD aAIG
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JOIN THE new cnsnpnratIVa movement
far fighting fne coal trust We Heil
and DELIVER ~ Fnu the finest grade
ard quality ~ COAL. az fff8 Dor toni
Protest gnurariVes agd she country ~
comics fn as one - me hundred thou
sand uhH will regulate the price u
CNAf. go shat the COMMON PEOPLE.
90 the TRUST calls uf can afford 60
pay csl sos Leary BIDS. o. phone
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DR PRANK BROOKS Paralysis.
rheumatism. nervous and chronic dis
eases My modcrniEcd treatment Is re-
mnrkahly successful Arcade Annex
rooms ga6-g1T third floor
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acreage Tor unintumbcred city lots
VALUE tE.seo.
Phone. Main atsA
10 TRADE FOR GROCERY.
90 acres a. Colby. small house; some
alnahed SOME water front fine soil.
Wal trrssde all or part .,-, 90
MuiLtN BROS LAND CO.
Main 1891 Ind 1895
To exchange f1r lots on acrcaEa In
konnYdalc nice paying store Also new
car Owner s6iF Renier av.
S7sa equity in nice home. West Seattle
Tor vacant lot OF anything u value. Box
100. station w, cts.
no Exchange Seattle property. a
fine chicken ranch. Johnson, an tinck-
icy BOOK
Yakifna fruit aud alfalfa iand Tor Sc
attic Income property 1893.
waterfront lott piano furniture
acres Trade Cor California 2elo Madison.
LIVESTOCK
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ton sale every wednesday at 1915 first
av y You can buy or sell horses har-
moss, wagons ana hurgiea We have on
hand 20 head Of work horses 20 hs sold
10 the highest bidder on Wednesday.
o. m sharp. July 8. Bickerton, aue-
tloneer
The Manly boarding and sale Stables
Horses hired for all purposes. by DAY or
week. aioa Western aV Phones Main
226G; Ind 1898.
IN VIM Warner. 7t6 n Sist 81,
viii call az The star office. 1899 seventh
av., this week he viii be giyen two
tickets 90 Che Majestic theatre free.
O N. HOLCOMB co. sale stahlea
Heavy draft medlum-siged horses. guar
oniced lel2 Western av Main 1911
~ sale Roam mare. good worker,
wolfht i.t0Nt price fi36 Apply G45a
Earl uv W. ballard
Tor sale---Pair Of good delivery horses.
with sot ~ harness, seas. Superior
laundry. 18th and - Columbia.
mich cows !. r. Conroy. Red
mnnd.
Good milch COW Cor sale A GrEeeh.
nuwamish. wash.
FOR SALE--POuLTR
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Rhode Island Reds. prise winning
strain 10 eggs 800. East 7gsS. ewes
nings
WANTED
Six White Leghpru pulIcta 60 &
months old 3 G Davidson noE has.
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Well fufuishsf fiat. 5 rooms modem
walking distance. reasonable 90 reappus
fhia parties Main eatl Ind 1851.
Furniahrd fiat - siaven rooms for
sails cheap. wlth piano ile1h zen az
SIS room fiai. upstaifa. 1915 Ninth az.
between PIKE and Pine Main 1855.
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