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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23

rresaHtation the contamination of that
renowned art Of which she is the high
eSt priestess the art Of stage realism.
The fame Of Seth.rsoia has preceded
her. and her astonishing career is too
well known 10 neccssitate reiteration.
Suffice To add. her representation of the
French artists model "Saphp' is today
conceded to be the elimination of emo
tiDnal, histrionic art. and in the EXPOSE
tinn Of which she stands without q
peer or equal.
The prpsb'ctiba and company are in
keeping with the dignity and distinc-
ton of the star.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23
At THE FAMILY.

The offering ut the Family theater
beginning tomorrow night will be the
beautiful hrart story. strong situations
and bright dialogue. In the role Of
"Muiyina Sophia Hoskins." Miss Win
Stnn has ii part that gives her a chance
To show her versatility To its fun ex-
tent The story is laid during the trou-
blpus period of the civil war, and shows
the. devotion of Il sister - a brother.
All the members Of the cast have good
parts. The moving pictures secured for
this week are especially good and
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23

Powell played II with beautiful tone.
clear, round. peculiarly searching and
expressive In quality. and with much
clean and rythmical forcefulness Ii was
playing that delighted the fancy and
warmed the heart Not the least beau
tiful factor In this performance was tn.
orchestral accompaniment. played as
If il were really an integral musical
portion of the composition. signifying
something
The accompanying picture of Maud
Powell was taken aboard Peary's ship.
the Roosevelt" Nine. Powell has
been strong Pearyite through the re-
cent unfortunate controversy The
photograph was taken during her visit
to the stannch little vessel when she
steamed into the HUDSON during the
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23
THE MERRY WIDOW"

The mus teal event of the year VIII
be the engagement of THE Merry
Widow" at the Harnois theater.. Tues
day, February s. For this engagement
Henry w, Savage has arranged to pre-
sent Lehar's Queen of viennese operet-
tas with the New York company and
production. This Is the splendid or
ganiZation which was engaged. during
the wonderful run nf "Thc Merry
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

January 27-Maud Powell. violin
list
February i-Jeffries- Gotch COM
bination
February BERNARD Daily in
Sweet Innisfallen.
February s-"The Merry Widow"
February l0-David warfield i'm
The Music Master.
February 1s-Olga Nethersole i'm
"Sapho'
February 25-"The Wolf"
Family Theater-All week. "a
Daughters sacrifice"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23
OLGA NETHERSClE.

The mere announcement that Olga
Nethersolc IS To appear here ip her
world famous delineatipn Of Sspho' is
sufficient guarantee that her welcome
will he most cordial. her reception com
mensurata with tn" characteristic
warmth Of local playgoerS. and her
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23

Widow at the New Amsterdam thea
ter. New York. h run that continued for
IS weeks and was marked b. the Iarg
est receipts in tho history Of American
thcatricals. To insure "a proper rendi-
ton Of the delightful score MIR. Savage
viii send his famous English grand
opera orchestra under the direction Of
Frank ManderviIIc
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23

taken as . whole. it promises tn he one
Of the best offerings made by this COM
Dany yet. This will start the 18th week
Of the Laura Winston company. with
business growing every week it stays
here, which shows that ii has caught
the popular fancy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23
GREAT is WAKEFIELD.

San Francisco. Dec. 20. 190s-He is
here at last. Who? Our own San
Francisco boy. the greatest actor in
America. David Warfie.a. The home
coming III this favorite Na;iv. Son was
one of tn" events that all who were at
Van Ness last Monday night will never
forget. For weeks the house had been
sold out and IL was II typical repre-
sentative San Francisco audience that
assembled. When Starfield came onto
the stage everybody leapad 10 their
feet, and for 10 minutes che.red. ap-
plauded and stamped their feet IL was
like tn. nomination of a favoritc can
didatc in pre- sidential convention.
Warfield was evidently dumbfound.d
at the reception. He sat down in n
chair and cried: they were tears 81 joy.
the overlooking Of fun heart l. was
all that Warficld could dn To make q
speech Of Acknowledgement After 20
minutes tho play. THE Music Master"
proceeded. We tried tn follow the
story, but the memory of that reception
rather dmmed the glory of the sp.en-
did play. Needless II say that War
fields two weeks reception Is going To
establish the record f. the Van Ness
The Critic.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23

Make it a want ad. task-and the
new tenants will move in within a
week.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-23

IL has been m" pleasure to present To-
the public the very best attractions and
plays to the amusement lovers, and tho
public has responded nicely.
II Is with much pride that | Me- t.
offer on Thursday. February -. til.
greatest of American actors. Da, III
Warficla. In his great play. "'rhe Music
Master" and ! want everybody In tn,
community tn see and hear him and his
excellent company.
c. A. HARNOIS
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
Still Boring for Oil.

Our friend, VIM. Hall, of Tannehill ,S5
was a visitor to Dodson Tuesday He
said that the work Of putting down
the oil we'll at Tannehill is progressing
as rapidly as the conditions will per-
nit. The we'll is now several hundred
feet deep and the promoters and cons
tractors are very hopeful in anticipa-
tion of favorable results in due COURSE
of time. 3s:|ss
The gentlemen behind the project
have already spent about $12, 600 on 1ll,i1
the we'll and are determined to get
oil if it is possible to- do sao. i theyj
can succeed in bringing in q gusher 3 u, e
will be the means Of putting new life
and energy into this section Ct cot'1lss. l'1 y
try. .-Dodson Times.
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
War Time Money.

A few days ago our friend >. N
Thomas showed lis some specimens OF.
the money which circulated in this
section during the civil war.
i One was a five dollar bill issued IN. i
1862 by the banking house at Winn-s.
field, of which ]. w. Stovall was
president. and J. g. Brown cashier.
a two-dollar bill issued by the State
Of Mississippi in 1852 This money
was printed il the office in which the
Comrade editor served his apprentice
ship. A tWo-dollar bill Of Winn par
ish script was among the lot and bore bor
the signatuae Of j. 1. Walker, Presl-
dent5of the Police Jury, and @ g.
Hargis, parish treasurer.
He also had several hundred dollars
in G Confederate script. DE
This money was the property Of his
father, j. n Thomas, and are highly
priced souvenirs of the war lin which
he was q veteran.
Lime and cement at Peoples Hard
ware & Furniture Co.
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
Base Ball News.

TN. Crawford, secretary OF the
Wihnheld Base Ball Club, isin receipt
OF a letter from j. T. Harrison, man
ager Of the Chamberlains, base ball.
club of Shreveport, in which the latter
saws that the Chamberlains would
play a series Of five games with the
Winfield club.in this town, begin
ming Friday, July 1, and close with q
double header on July 4. AS Winn-
field has defeated every club 50 far
this season spirited contest is an
ticipated with the Shreveport club.
After the game on July q the home
club will take to the road playing
thirty-seven games. The following
schedule has been arranged for the
swing Of the circuit:
Eldorado, ARK, July 5,6, and 8;
at Camden; Ark. ] uly II u, 13 and md
double-header on a; at Fordyce, Ark,
July is and IS; at Warren, Ark, Ark,
July 1s, 10 and 20; at Crossett. Arks..,
July % and 23; Monroe, La. July q q,
25, 26, 81 and 28;; Tallulah July 29,
so, 81 and double header on August 1s;
Delhi, August 2, 8, and Rayville,
August S, s and 7th. The club will be
home on August 10. # &
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
Commits Suicide.

Pollock, La, June 90. Miss Teal
Guines, ayoung woman aged q years,
the daughter Of Major W .P. Guinea,
mayor Of Pollock, committed suicide ydEtE'IzI
here this afternoon BY taking carboh lie
acid. She has for about two years
been employed as Q clerk ii the ofhces
Of DR.. j. M. Bonnette, q young
physician of this place, ardSsit has sI
long been rumored that g strong, 1tt'll
attachment existed between the The
couple. This morning Dr. Bonln,ettag cite
went driving with Miss Pearl " lliialnnls,
|of Texas, who is visiting relatllEY'1essz
here. This fact was t1nieatetlI
to Miss Guines who irnmed atell.ys
went to where the couple. would 4 neI
compelled to return and waited for'' 4,
them. AS soon as they appeared che % q;
took a stick she had repared orthat5S|
purpose and chastised them BIZ 81
severely. She then returnle7ed 70 q where
she was employed and swallowed q 4 thu
fatal draught. @.
Miss Gpines was married satstlleS ageI
Of Il to A. "A. WainWrigh young
man Of Pollock, from who m sbe sTE.s SIS
divorced several years ago Ea SneK il'saE'
maiden name resto ed .
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
#McCloung--lMixon.

Atlanta, June 49, Mr.. a Mco ol'oung.
and Miss Annie Lee Nixon were uni IN
ed in marriage W dnesday morning
at the home Of the bride, five miles
south OF; this place and took their II:
departure at 6 o. ockT for their home 'tl1
in Texas -shrevep port Times. z
The bride IS the slater Of J ]. ] Mix
on, Parish superinte ntendent Of Educa-
ton, and has many friends in this
city, where she formerly lived The
l2Comrade wishes the happ couple all
1.-THE ioys5of connubial felicity
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
The New Faculty.

At the Wednesday meeting Ct the
local school board Prof. w. j. Avery
of Lafayette was elected principal,
Prof. ]. L. Liggan and Miss Bette
Nolan teachers Of the high school
course, and Misses Maud Howell, Bet
tie Huey, Ella Peters and Lucille Glib
son teachers Of other grades. There
are several other teachers to be
selected yet.e
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
3 Sunday School Picnic.

The Christian Sunday School was
entertained very pleasantly Wednes-
day at the Oil Wells. The enrolment
of pupils was so large that it was
necessary to engage two OF our
local wagonettes. The day was clear
and beautiful, showing how blessed
a thing it is to be young, sweet and
good and to have everything arranged
for your happiness.
Games were played on the beautiful
grounds. AS this gathering of chill
dren hocked out upon the lawn, the
shade of the forest trees never lent
itself to more gracious sight OF
animated beauty. It reminded one
OF a gathering of the Fairies and
one was prepared for vanishing had
we not heard modern call of Lunch
is ready, children" One Of the pref
tiest sights of the day was the
children gathered around the sump-
tuous table of refreshments. Hot
chicken pie, fried chicken, sandwiches
of all kinds, jellies, salads, cheese and
crackers, deviled eggs, pickles, lemon
pie and several kinds of cake consti-
tuted the dinner, but the peanuts,
neachee, ice lemonade and pop just
suited the taste of the smaller guests,
and they helped themselves and each
other at pleasure. After dinner the
crowd sat around in groups and enter
tanning little stories were told until
one Of our brightest little boys sug-
gested we all go to the shampoo
After thirty minutes plunge in that
delightful and strengthening pool Of
salt water it seemed to those watch
ing that they felt as if they coulc
smell the breeze from the briny ocean
But the golden sun, sinking in the
west, reminded us that it was time K
bring this day Of pleasure to a close
The children and guests Of honol
are certainly indebted to the officer
Of Che Sunday school for q delig
and happy day.
Among those who attended Wer @
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Martin, MT. AM
l
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
Quick Work.

Last Friday one-legged negro stole
a suit Of clothes from another negro,
and was arrested. Saturday he was
tried before Judge Wear, sentenced
to the pen and on Monday Sheriff
Shaw left for Baton Rouge with him.
We consider that pretty quick work.
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
Birthday Party.

Last Saturday the young friends OF
Miss FIorance Wright wore entertain
ed at. The residence Of her mother, in
honor Of her 18th birth anniversary.
Refreshments were served to the
guests and the pretty honoree recelv-
ed many beautiful presents.
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
The Editor Remembered.

j. T. Durham, our parish assessor,
presented the editor with a basket Of
delicious peaches from his orchard
yesterday. They were choice speci-
mems and were greatly enjoyed by
The Comrade force. Our thanks are
rendered for the treat.
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
Official Journal Of the Parish Of VIM. Official
Lost His Finger.

Our CID friend, J. g. Brewton, Of
Mill, Ward 10 while working q new
carborundum grinder last Saturday
had the misfortune to lose the fore
finger off his left hand.
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
Fine Cabbage.

Rufus Il. Long, who has q farm.
west of town, has placed us under
obligation for magnificent head 5of
cabbage grown on his farm. Itweigh.-s:
ed ten pounds and was firn and "a
marketable. His whole patch will
average over eight pounds to the he
head. It is this that will bring az;
abiding prosperity to our State, and '1p !;
Mr.. Long is among the men who will
bring about this prosperous condition
Of things. III US
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
I New Presses and New Type
! aces for Commercial 6 Work
VOL. Xxx. J, J |:
The Hardwood IY1ilI.

Clearing the land for the new hard
wood mill Of the Mansfield Hardwood
Co. is nearing completion aud it will
not be long until their whistle will
be added music at the morning and
evening hours.
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
New Depot.

Material is being placed on the
ground for the new Rock Island depot
at. this place. We are informed that
twill be of pressed brick and will be
first class in every particular, and that
the grounds will be concreted about
The Comrade., 1910-06-24
NUMBER IL.
Up in the Clouds.

We have received a copy Of the MI.
Lowe (Cal.) Daily News published on n
the mountain a mile above the 3 sea yea.
level. The paper was sent us by our ''lEl'
friend j. E. Drewett, who is on visit l
to relatives in California. He says
he is having a great time on 60 his 8
vacation. ;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
ECZEMA Is NOT
A BLOOD DISEASE
Never Proves Fatal--shouid Ne
Treated Externally With Poslarn.

Never Proves Fstal-shouid Ne
Treated Externally With Poslarn.
Eczema Is not a blood disease
on this point medical authorities
agroc- II never proves fatal. and IL
Evncrally found Ia those who are
otherwise healthy, nelng surface
skin trouble. II can only be treated
by external moaua Poslnm has
probably accomplished more re-.
markahlc cures of this and other
skin diseases than any remedy
known Il Is Applied directly upon
the disorder stops ltrhlng at once
and clears and heals the skin.
After suffering with eczema for
fourteen years my hands aud feet
were ia such condition | could hard.
N use them writos Mrs. Esther
Clark, kuNhury. Mass "after being
treated BY several doctors. aud
spending a small fortune I thought
I would Try p0glam find myself
perfectly we'll am SO grateful
that I cannot praise Il enough
Merely a small quantity of pos.
lam used for clearing the complex.
Ion. quickly removing pimpies.
cruriious, raahcs. aud blemitheB. o.
sufficient to show what q can do
Fur thia purpose Gree samples are
mailed Go any one upon request by
the Emorgcncy Laboratories. 80
West Twenty nth st.. NeW York
cay. An druEEiatA particularly
the Quaker DRUG Co. and the Owl
prug Co. sell both che 50cent trial
packages and the regular 81 Jars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
Retail Prices at
Public Markets

- Al ~ Is be .snfs GHuHf
!. - 81 ths leAArfa 4a tar fHa iai
- ga Flea tisea taH Aafkei
=. fssafny last ehufa sNi n ef
fte eeafs raani autHH
,ss. - r~asa uaaH8 HHa Ha'
49, Al 10 rrafs rnni
80 ersss Foend f'a7t s.''A p
- lsats = reaat nasHhHrE AZ
.ssasis ~ ss cents. eastes
4. ..ets a raaua t4sua az
- pers sausage a. ia
-. srssast iesf saeaaEr az
- az paFk a. if ranfa t.
= "a fts tnel ial iaf
- ssasss AZ geuta fTan8 rrf
~. al .safg a aaskats FatsIHs at obese
- - = swass lpnathan ape rs af
- ssA ~ delrsFef afane "uH
- rsasta A. fM fn DO HwHfe
,.~ssssszsss a. 5 O. la eenfa ease. ae
800 ss strs. eaaa ne apriaa at Nt
- ! 50 aad Praaas fgau te if
-. issanA artseeesea af Do .ruas
- ta.s.i peaches ag l8 eerts "a faHl
NJ = ssse4is ia tns frgat ana toAe
~ 80
- asas wal srelaHe whots satwaa.
- Z ssnfs sarh. kass5Es az tsH H.taH b
4 q ~nt. Aaaitaf twa neHnsit far ib
-. ~ sss@e@F al ta csnra rear.i
- s.iaf asrfsag a. re eeafa eau
- ~ sxEs srF affsrn1 A. 20 reftH
saa sad tnH taFtsae kfestes e. So
- rafznlg 10 % esnfs a AatrH fnr
- NfeF eAssina his sslia 81 ga rrrfa
fan tha aasd zaAllJ h 4e'fea ~
SEA Or ihF~s seanas fof o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
SUE FOREMAN

..,lslul was flrd yesterday
49, 49, pfowns court by Deputy
600 Grass asalnet john
y. n.,ss,ll. foreman % a M'lWau.
q .auav construction sang.
- lin with ohsirueiins 'he
So between Tokul Fails and
n. COMPLAINT Is the result oi au
..,ss apcn Carlo Rutherford and
y. ~ SATURDAY hy ~ workmco,
\. Used 10 allow ,hcm 90 pasa
~ Nsd. Mrs Rutherford. "a
..s-naw ef County Commits.
- Rsthorford. gesoried 90 a
- uAip before her husband
.ra drive over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01

es4ar Ssaesafm eaflrf - rensa a
gss FFsamsfv aatfsr AZ rFafs q
NaR isWs teeAmsrN aaftw 1A eents d
srsA iss paaaaa faF e rsnla FFrst
s. "a ara Sc seats a datsa. asa aast
- SIS Ear - esnts . Eassn
ksazs-zaes faast. eaafs = raunE
Ms4 rsak tWs Foants faF - rsAte
: 4i mstt. IS ceHtt q fgaast. pFiaue
a 5 tn ts eaats a paMaa
tNs naHg4 spplss afs IS eewfs =
kNa aFxs NssHawara - ewHts q
sans fsarv NsisassHa IS aaHfa q
Ana. NTHFsuefTaa 4pes % rrm1a q
80 c3sears Frar~s &c esHfa a nsaE~s
~ ssE4 IL rsmft a aasnn
sssask Fsfafass tta p-aa1s ga
"a - . sssfH
r. Z t9NFeHs Z renfa Neasm p@s
lHA sstf. eraHasFFisH. fhres ssaFtt
A. Hn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
FpuWEsT LANp co
tag 81 and 81 Room agf

TWENTY ACRES NEAR AUBURN.
Ail ietni good suii. partially improved.
good fIse.re1w house. non r1aldont
ownor lH serF anFtaua Go make aaich
tufn 90 taken within a few DAYS. 80
can deliver Cor ST. 600 We also have
another nirs g4 acres in same vicinity.
enh a little farther from iaeu d. extra
a. s,l,s, ..,t,t, 80 .args,,rssl
b. nice Improved farms Tor $500.
which ls mugh less than adjoining
property ts held at
H1uENT MALTuY. 1910 Alaska HidF
DAIRY FAHN STOCK COAL
o. 900 90
zee acres. 100 acres first class bottom
land. 90 acres in cultivation. 8-rnnm
house. barn tltHo. other buildings J
hurse cows wagon. . HugRY. HinEie
and double harnsss This ~ an Ideal
dairy rive miies from city ~ 10000
people With condenser, tfoamefiea.
eannnrN and best market for every
thing and "a passenger trains daily
TNo fine veins ~ COAL. one 2 and
one 40 feet. faced up. Some timber
We want datry NJ Investors % ace
MS We Elarantee good title or no
JAcKsoN HEALTY = LOAN co.
Main Ilt Haiiev uldR fna $40
$50 DOWN AND $40 a MONTH
PAYS FDW WOt3E AND TWO ACRES
90 MINUTES FROM SEATTLE
This cuts out the rent problem 5000
f1r the fwD acres. ana Wo H1ppy hit
tha lumber Vou need for building tt
uri gost and you nay Tor both ,and
aulL just suited fur raising vegetables.
fruit chickens. etc CLOSE t9 market,
with good transportation and low fare
CLOSE 10 schools churches stores etc
Good roads should double in value
fn short time Closest acreage fu Boz
atra Take Madison car ana kirkland
ferry pr Anderson boat o. gtlcr ~
wharf a. Kirkland o. BURKE a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
,appEME COURT
GpHoLDs FAMOUS
FACTORY LAW

vuplA Nov ! ny sustain
* lHs ,,ss Charles n Anderson
, an awarded him by "a jury
d 49, Il part OF ono hand
r werk for the Pacific Ma
ss smher Co the WASHINGTON
sas. seart has again upheld the
faetogy act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01

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so DOW ~ 4 MbgTu
Ea MINUTES FROM hEATrLE.
y Nrirut transportation and low fafa
AIDED streets sidewalks. grammar and
hlHh srhuois, churches. stores toie'
saise chickens ana vegetables 10 rap.
ihlf growing n0iHhhnfhuna Values in
,t"aalhs rapidly VIII supply iumh~i
90 house az net oosi on small monthly
nunKu a FknnAn. Use.
Anh ta sep New Work. tiiafh
---- Open hyeninHs
ron $50 CASH
WIN sell to reliable party new Broom
bungalow modern blocks from Fhlnuet
taf lflce $3.50. cot from g. $50. bal.
$40 ilAe rent Owner. 2si Empire build
utu nARuAfN
Rev. large, beautiful afoam modern
tlhkr. hos aHh cold water. bath, EaH
aha electric hahtu fuii cement base.
nhly ihsoo. $50 each. balance 80 psf
e. Z nrtL 60 sss alobs MOCK
Aala AAs TOO = albl
ST 300.
is9 cash and fis month buys now
.
uu assessments tp assume
EMFlWE REALTY tu ING
$50 e ~ soilisaa iids Iio Jls H., Az
uEuEa as AcuE oF
Ai,n hANp 70 MlHurhH
FNoM hEArTLE ron flta.
itQ nOWN Is A NoNTu
li1ntf ~ raum far seed crops ~ Verr.
.elirs ana iruii ami Co Faiss 00# ~
i.tFH fhtrhHns So close 20 market sou
ran sali poultry ana srra difert and
save midaiamau'a cniuutasi8u Handy
q schools ana churches stores go
Aesllsni irsnsraf iaiien snd Joe fare
Desirable noighhofhnun
uluKE a FAWUAN INC.
SOS 90 tea NeN YORK. Wtsck
of~n EVENINGS
WHY NOT own
feuf own hufuv whrn. faf tgs cash AMI
w meath. you gan huf dandy e
80 ESQ
Empire REALTY GO. iNc
ale ~ att Sullivan uifg flH.fi1 isf Az
Fun ite cAnii VIII cell 20 reliable
blocks frasn rhiuuvY ca Price trIs6.
rut from 81 tta. balance ifhs raut 1wnsf.
9tt Nupifr huiltinH
Ffvn AcHEA EXCELLENT pRtrr
- SD easily cleared fiha LEGALITY. close
VI Heafils market suHp Al 80 an acre
stsa eHsT tsfms lisftefs uppsr. fet
lssfF nldG
Fcr sale Three .rnam nlrr ratfarr.
fftre Ai.t#Nt ffaH Hash anA balance easy.
~ hiaFks frufu fhinnrF as ear ttnr
haA nj isH ftfh 81 ara ser ar ser
asmasi cuiiyef ses teary nutiatnr
drais ta ritF ufuuaftF farms and EirGhsf
ianfs taa fpaf property ~ith hifa
NNpAuWAf aatfsA. nniY a. 500 oan.
~ tal craft fidk Main tt8t
s-feam piastsrss hauss. iei. siuss 20
rttF sfse so cash Waaef vufk 81
-
WUST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
y kisfsF West Seattle Neal Estate
kMGtiI HiNAf.N ~ uHens Hidu 10
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