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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-22
Letters to Santa Claus.

Evidently the little folks Of Bam-
berg do not want to be forgotten by
Santa Claus, and they are not back
ward in letting him know what they
want for Christmas. Here are the
letters sent to the old gentleman care
The Herald:
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LOTTIE LEE GOODWIN

Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring
me a Bureau and washstand and
please for Teddybear and please
for that sewing machine in Mr..
knights window. Please bring me
these things and I will be a good
girl. Your little friend,
HARRIET WIGGINS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-22

For Sale.-Three brood sows, half
Berkshire and Essex. Will farroW
the latter part of January or frst;
of February. Apply to w. s. BAN
BERG & SON, Bamberg, s. G.
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Bamberg, IS. G.

Dec. 19, 1910.
Dear Santie Clause:-Do don't for
get me Christmas and you must bring
me plenty santa clause and bring a
doll and carrige and a little piana.
JULIA UTSEY.
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Bamberg, S. G..
Dec. 18, 1910.

My Dear Santa:-1 am so glad
Xmas is nearly here. I have tried
to be good all the year and helped
MAMA" smart, now I want you to
please bring me a doll bedstead, and
a little stove that I can cook on, and
plenty of fruit and fire works this
is all I will ask you for this time but
be sure and bring those. Wishing
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Bamberg, s. C.

Dec. 18, 1910.
Dear Santa Clause: As all the
other little children are writing to
you, l will write two. / want you to
bring me a Tricicle, and a Knife and
some caps for my gun you gave me
last year, and plenty Of fire works
and fruit. This is all I will ask for
this time. Hope you viii not have
any trouble in finding my house.
Merry Xmas.
RHoAD MCCORMACK.
Age years.
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Bamberg, S. C..

Dec. IS. 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring
me a gun, an automobile and some
fire works. 1 do hope my little note
reaches you too late to bring me
these things. Your friend,
ALLEN HAND.
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New Advertisements.

F. M. Stubbs-Good Man Wanted.
Lost Notice.
R. w. D. Rowell, County Auditor
Notice.
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Castor, S. G..
Dec. II, 1910.

Dec. II, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:-I am q little
girl Z years old and am in the End
grade in school. I saw in Grandma's
paper where other children was writ
ing to you for presents and thought
would tell you that as I lived 80
far you can just send me a Prettie
Post card or anything in the mail.
Your little friend,
LOTTIE LEE GOODWIN,
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Bamberg, s. C. :

Dec. IA, 1910.
Dear Santa:-I am getting to be a
big girl now and I don't want much.
l only want a ring and some fire
works. l hope your reindeer won't
run away. Good bye. Your little
girl,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements a Under This Head 26c.
For 2S Words or Less.

:, Lost.-On the streets s0f Bamberg
last Saturday small gold locket
Has Initials "W. T. j." and 9 Univer-
sity of Ca, June 18th, 09,n engraved
on It. Reward II returned to The
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Govan, S. C.

Govan, S. c..
Dec. 10, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring
me some fire crackers, roman can
dies, apples oranges, and a mouth or
gan. Your little friend,
JOHN FRANK HERS.
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Bamberg, 8. c.

Bamberg, 8. C..
Dec. Is, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring
me doll bed and doll trunk. Please
bring, me ring. Your friend,
NATALIE HOOTON.
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Bamberg, s. C.

Bamberg, s. c. .
Dec. 10, 1910:
Dear Santa Claus: Please listen
to this little note please bring me a
doll and doll Garage and some Fire
Works and Some Fruit. Your little
girl.
WII.HELMINA MCMILLAN.
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,Bamberg, S. c.
Dec. 19, 1910.

DSC. I ., IV1V.
Dear Sanity Claus:-Pleas listen
to this little note please bring me 2
doll and Garage and Some fire works
and Some fruits Your little friend,
GLADYS MCMILLAN.
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Bamberg, S. c.

Dec. 10, 1910.
Dear Santa Clause:-Please listen
to this little note please bring me
doll and doll trunk full of doll
clothes and doll Garage and some
fruit and some Fire works. Wish
ing you merry Xmas, Your little
girl,
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
STRIKERS ACCUSED
Of PLOTTING DEATH
Two Men Assert Girls Tried
to Hire Them TO Muir
der Man.

NEW YORK. Ian. 15-O0 the rcsti-
Tuouy Of two men. each OF whom swore
that ne was approached by a committee
Of three striking shirt waist girls and
offered mcnev TO sill Charles A Scheu-
dorf. chief cutter AT tie shirt waist fac
Vory- OF Wiener d CuI5stein- Magistrate
House today renamed the girls to Jail
under son bond de. IarinE the story TO
be one OF the w0s- remarkable that ne
had ever heard
The girls are EeDC-ca Reisen. Rosie
7EarsE0wsEy. and Rosie Stein They
were formerly employed at the NeineT
* EoldSte;u factory. but Joined The
strike when DC started and have been
active participants in it.
The testimony showed that the plan
10 have some one assault AschendoTt
was arranged at the meetings of Strik-
cr-- The three GlFls were finally Sc
IecLed IS a committee To hire someone
10 do the Job Benjamin BoSIsofF and
Meyer FudoIsky. testified that the
riri= tried in turn 10 ser tlem -o assault
ASrncUEorf- Each was agreeable IC
The plan and accepted s. as part pay
mrnt ON second thought the men said
they backed out and finally decided &c
sell their Information 90 Neiner eud
Eo-dete5u-
The manufacture sent the iuforma-
riuu To- District Attorney Whitman. who
began an INVESTIGATION When arraIEC-
ed TODAY the girls entered no plea but
The strikers. who declared the charges
10 be rrUuped w. have employed cOun.
sci TO defend the girls
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
GIRL STRIKERS
REFUSE TO WORK

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 15.-DeuOUuC-
ing Il as a scheme 20 trick their stTiS-
ing shirt waist workers into returning To
work, the executive committee OF the
WalStmakerS' Union today fatty re-
fused TO call Off the strike until after
the board Of arbitration had settled all
the difficulties The manufacturers. at
a. conference with the strikers commit
tee had presented an ultimatum
through President Leo Becker declaring
that they would abide by the decision Of
the arbitration board, bur would not
listen to its appointment until the girls
were all back at work
Strike leaders declare they viii agree
TO no plan which would put the workers
In the power of the employers unless
all of the questions at stake shall have
been decided
As a result the strike is no nearer a
settlement than IL was the day the
union workers walked out.
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
GAS AS IN EXCELLENT DEMAND.
TRACTION IS VERY FIRM.
TODAY'S RECORD.

Bonds have been given the place Of
honor at the head OF the local list Of
active securities The movement in
stocks has eased OF materially. inspired
by various conditions Investors are
taking bonds Gas Is were the leader
again today, $50 being sold. all at
one price-the top Of the market for
months. 10 And still the Street looks
for developments via this bond issue
Traction IS were strong at u5Ma1155l,
gradually coming into Their own again.
Potomac Consolidated 5s sold at 1OIaL
Railway preferred, steady at 90 A
slight reaction. Gas =, also indicating
a little weakness
Bank stocks firm. National Savings
and TIT Z515 10 %, Union Trust 133,
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
TODAT'S SALES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Gas IS, 8. O0Jd1f0. 81. coca
10: 81. 0pGd110. SI,6G0GI1G; SI.0JpdilO. s.. 900
u110. S1.00NG110; S200d110; S200G1I0. 81. Ol5H
Washington Gas cert, $600Hl07; S96eg
JOG.
Capital Traction SIS, $1.00oa1151s: 81. OO1
TI15H.
Potomac Electric Cons. SIS, g. eC0a
15I@s-
Washington Railway and Electric.
pfd-. 50aS0-
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
1FQZ3H. =TE15 5GZ55 100225.
Washington Gas, 250T.
L.anstou. 2-5G95, 3-5a95.
Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank, 3G317.
National Savings and Trust, IDG2251z
IGT2ZS
Union Trust. 4T1S3.
United States Trust. 5TI11-s.
Security Storage Warrants, 25dI1l-
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
Sharp Recovery Stock Va After Another Sn0CoHon Shorts Pay Heav
Wholesale Produce Prices
Fcrs Cheese and Butter.


The prices given below on poultry are -oI
wholesale lots only. Jobbers' lots are from
20 cent higher. Fecased EGGS cent
Cheese-Nev York fats. large. per H.. III
alsc5 small per ID. 1Sc-
Eggs-NeaTbys, per dCz. Soc
Butter-Creamery. fancy, &Sa5s1zc; reno
vated- fancy 2easocs firm, store packed per
To- --o-3s-
Poultry.
Live PouItry-ChIckens. large per 10. 17alSci
broilers- per To-. 1Sc; hens. l5al6c; rooster
g, young ducks large, per 10. l5e SINAI SINAI
% H. l3c. geese per d. l-alocs IIL ,y =.
toms, per H.. 2oa1ic; hens, per lb-r -li -
turkeys. dressed. per H.. 23a25c, dr,'ssel
chickens. 1SaI9s dressed hens, l6a17c7 dresses
dues 16a1Sc; capOns. per ID H. average
-ic5 small per- b-. DC
Fruit.
AppIes-Per bbI-. s. O0a5 %: Florida oranges
per box SLe5a250 California oranges, $50
500 tangeriues, per strap. S25oa3-eo' grape
u ~ per box Szt5a35o' pineSpfles- per ci717
si-y'',l-e9; cranberries. per Dbl, $5-eta6-5e-
Vegetables
Potatoes-Per Dbl. N-50a2. %; sweet pota-
toes, Sl.50a2-59, cucumbers. Florida. per has
h~tr Sz-"t7EV5s cabbage. per Cwt-. q. 55az COS
string beans per basket S5-50as-00; lettuce per
basket, Sl0al-75 rsdishes. per 100 Siol;
onions. per bE-, soc. spinach, per bbl.s 1.goa
%; pumpkins per bb.-, 75caSl- co. turnips-
per bbl-- Steal =. rutabagas. 500,
celery California. s. 50aS5. co. kaIe. per
barrel. socaSLo1. Brussels sprouts. per
Ct 1tal5c- Florida tomatoes. per crate.
s--.laz-eo5 Florida pePpcrs, per basket, SI.z5a
80 paFsnips. per box. 55afl-o0-
Live Stock.
CaIves-Prime. per h. s1zc; medium. sIzasc:
common 7a7fzc; lambs. 1aSc- sheep. choice.
per ih-. 4af-zc, medium, 3a3iz. hogs, sS.01a
500 dressed pork, 1oallc.
Game.
Rabbits. per doz-, s2OOa25O: quail, Per
c1z-. s5.e9.
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
SUSPECTS
SMITHS CONF ESSIOH
Alexandria Attorney of Opin-
ion Some One Assisted
Negro With Story.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. JAN r=

That Ef=a-y Smith was not the au-
thor Of his latest confession, but was
assisted by some ore. is the allegation
made this morning by Commemorative
Attorney 5. c. Brent TO a reporter for
Tie Times
IL have my suspicious as TO who
helped Smith, declared Mr.. Brent. I
think I know the reasons for this con-
fassluu
on what grounds Mr- Brent bases his
suspicious could not be ascertained-
Mr. Brent said that ne Gid not believe
Smiths latest confession and that ia his
opinion The nrst story In which Smith
-ucriwiuated Johnson, Pines, and oDr-
say was true
At the meeting for men. which viii
be held at the Young Peoples building
tomorrow afternoon. the address viii De
dellveT@1 by Judge Gerrit j. Dtckema-
IN -ulDer or congress from Michigan lie
Hll take for the subject OF his address.
The Road 10 Happiness"
On the wilderness VIII be the sub
JerT OF tire sermon to b. delivered by
tho Rev W r Watson AT the First
Baptist Church tomorrow morning To-
morrow evening 1Ir- Watson viii take
"Antl-Cnr-st and It's Work win be
the subject Of an address To be deIiv-
cred hv Dr. Blackwell at the Brad60ck
House -oUOrTuw evening.
The funeral of Joseph Horseuzr viii
nc Ee-1 from his home. IN south Aired
street tomorrow afternoon ar 1 O'Clock
The services will be conducted bv The
Rev Osborn Belt OF Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church Burial viii be IN the
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
A CoTOuer-s jury. composed OF Harry
Kirk Samuel w Pitts. ". 2. Davis.
NJ T Dwyer, J. H Fisher and T J..
Carter met AT NEheatley-s funeral rooms
last evening 10 investigate the shooting
OF Joseph HorSeman at the Potomac
yards last " edneSGay night The Jury
returned 2 verdict that EorSeman came
10 his death from a EUnshUt wound from
q pistol held by Detective D Y. Eov-r-
and thai HOWrv acted in self defense
and was justified in shooting Horseman-
The alumni Of St. Nary's Academy
VIII meet at the han in the academy
tomorrow afternoon at ; O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1910-01-15

United States Trust 1177z. and Farmers
and Mechanics National 5G.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
shares opened at 20 and closed at %.
Thomas Z Hume, a well known local
financial man. who has been associated
with EdWa I'd FlOy Caverly in the man
2gement OF the Washington branch OF
Z F. Hutton & Co. of New York, has
retired from the position. Ny Hume
IN open an office at 1901 r street and
viii give his entire attention TO MS large
local interests
Mr.. Caverlv viii be sole manager OF
the local branch OF r. r Hutton &. Co.
At meeting Of the directors OF the
Citizens Savings Bank Sidney T. Bes-
selievre was elected a director Of the in
stitution.
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
STORM STOPS PEDESTRIAN

ELKTON. Nd, Jan. I5.-John A.
lie. to Los Angeles Is held M h7-o nv
the SnOwstOrm- Already he has com
nIeted one walk of 5000 miles. from
PORTLAND 10 the Pacific coast. then to
..slc<SonEIiler Fla and M the Atlantic
coast TO his starting point.
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
ACCUSED SHERIFF
LOSES HIS NERVE

CUNIBERALAND. Nd, Jan 15-when
Informed that the court Of appeals had
affirmed the decision OF the lower court
Sheriff W = Holden convicted Of per
fury in swearing TO bogus accounts for
DIete breakdown mentally and phys
icaIIy. Holden. who Is under sentence
Of one year IN The peui-entiaryr was re-
moved 70 the Western Maryland Hos
pital-
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
DAMAGE BY ICE GORGE

ST LOUIS, Jan 15.-FoIIowiuc- a rise
Of ten feet in the Mississippi river with
N twelve hours, the levep TODAY &
while q total loss Of $4,000 is the raz771f
Of the most destructive Ice gorge in
the last twenty-five years.
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
MEETING ADJOURNS
TO ATTEND HEARING

The civil Service Retirement AssO-
cialOn convened at the Old Masonic
Temple at 10 o'clock this morning and
after hearing reports Of several com
mittees adjourned 70 go 10 the Cap
itOl 10 appear before The Senate and
House COMMITTEES on Civil Service
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
NEW YORK COTTON
IN SHARP ADVANCE
Shorts Try to Cover and Bid Up
the Market on Them
selves.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE shorts IA
cotton tried 10 cover on the opening and
bid up values on themselves. so that
yesterdays severe break was practically
recovered The gain averaged - 70 50
points, $50 70 so bale The closing
bid was near the top
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
Tenth o. Z Sentence

Had you been DR. nlzing?'' he fre-
cuentIy asked prisoners
well. had one drink, but I wasn't
drunk vas the usual reply 70 the
question.
How many drinks does 4 take 70
make YOU drS-nk2''
''Oh. about ten
Then YOU re One-te1th drunk the
court would announce, handing out a
tenth Of the usual sentence for rip
SuOrtiuE lag
Judge hsm5al never fOTEets a face.
He recognizes an old offender immedi-
ately. even 4 II has been i've OF ten
years since the person was last in court
His reu4rka bic memory has made more
than one good newspaper story
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
PRICES TO-DAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

COuotations furnished by " 2 Hibbs &
Co bankers and brokers. Hibbs building
members New York stock Exchange. wash
ingron stock Exchange. and Chicago Board
OF Trade.3
The Washington times., 1910-01-15

BEST BANK SHOWING
FOR MANY MONTHS
Liquidation Of Last Few Weeks
and Return Of Money
Indicated.

NEW YORK. Jan l5.-The weekly
statement as issued BY the associated
banks of New York follows
ere1---e nv, all Tr-.7eF+s In
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
Steamboats,.
NEW NORFOLK LINE

Saturday Excursion, s2.oo Round >rriD.
Potomac & Chesapeake Steamboat CO.
WASHINGTON. sth s. wharf,
Tuesday Thurs sat; ar. Old Point a NJ
Norfolk a m
NORFOLK Commercial street wharf, "a
m Old Point Comfort. D. m; "Wednesday
Fri. sun ar Washington, an
Phone Main 1912, or HubeIy 7-,cl-.+ on
National Hotel
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
Bucks Weekly Cobalt Letter
Written by
George KendriCk Buck

Exclusively for Us gives complete. de-
tailed information about all the Cobalt
Mines and covers fully the mining
properties IN
SOUTH LoEEAE,
MONTREAL RIVER,
SILVER LAKE,
MILLER LAKE,
HUBERT LAKE.
Cow GAEDAs
PORCUPRE GOLD DISTRICT.
Has 10 connection with any brokeraCe
house. Gives no paid write-Ups. Ac-
cepts no advertisemsnts-
Two Dollars q Year In Advance.
PUBLICITY LHITED.
Sc LawIor Building Toronto o1t-
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
Judge Kimball in Same
Court for Almost Nine
teen Years.
IS PLANNING TRIP
TO WEST INDIES
Record of Fairness, Justice, and
Popularity Is
Left.

Judge Ivory c. Kimbau said this
morning that he is planning 70 leave
for a trip to the West Indies as soon
as his successor. Arthur z H Middle
ton qualities for the jUdgeship Of the
Police Court
This building seems like home to
me and while In9ed the rest hate
20 leave" he said 81 worked hard
to secure the appropriation FOR the
building and went over all the plans
70 secure the most commodius ar
ran gements, and I was here almost
every day during the course OF its
erection. haven't had ny vacation
this year and I seem 10 be getting
cheated out Of 1t"
judge AuIIowny said this morning
thai ne would have q conference With
Judge 1iiddleton 70 determine who
would take the United States branch Of
Police Ccc~t vacated by Judge KimbaII
and WheC or or not the plan that has
prevailed IN the past Of alternating IN
the United States and District Of Co
lumbia branches Of the court each year
would be continued
In Service Ninteen Years.
Assistant District Attorney Given said
this morning we are sorry 10 see
Judge KimbaJ 90, and especially those
who can think soundIy and who know
him for his honesty and integrity
/ Judge KimbaI was appointed by Pres
! ideut Harrison IN 1881. and took office in
March OF that year Lacking about two
months, he has been hearing and deter
mining cases for nineteen years
Judge Kim5au. among the policemen,
has been the most popular judge ever
on the Police Court bench He has
tried thousands Of minor cases which
the Jiuecoats have brought into court
every year and the policemen have Won
his unCence and be mas won their ad-
uira-ion- de IS q hTl believer IN the
integrity Of policemen IN general. and
Washington policemen In particular.
Earnest In Every Case.
While he has always proceeded On ths
assumption that the prisoner IS innO-
cent until proved guilty" he has as
sumed, too thai unless eumity OF cause
vras shown or intImared. the police
man would not make an arrest unless
there was some cause He has sought
20 Eer at the truth in all cases brought
before him, and his keen insight and
5udefafTgable questioning have usually
brought results Convinced that the
/ law had been viOlS-ed. he considered the
( punishment Of a Inc OF sentence Tbs
necessary outcome
! temperance workers in Washington. and
intoxicated persons nave been shown
little regard at his hands some Of his
whisky decisions have TIVaICd the de-
much mO5ted question, what Is whis-
I ky2
Tenth a. : Sentence
\
The Washington times., 1910-01-15
THE EASIEST WAY.

You cant fatter Jones"
Yes I told him so. and now he
thinks I'm the wisest guy in town
Cleveland Leader
The Washington times., 1910-01-15

The alumni Of St. Marys Academy
VII meet at the han IN the academy
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-02
TIMES
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Turkish Baths

Scalp MASSAGE London certificat
Phone A s625. Flat No. rs and q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-02
BUY FROM OWNER

Groom house, 2 lots. city water,
electric lights, near school and
church. 1 5 minutes ride. Price $500.
$50 cash, $40 month. Take Traction
car; get off at 36th. Ask for Will
Jams, owner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-02
$40 A MONTH HOME

Ready to move into, good lots
You can get 1t for your own at the
price of $40 a month. Order the
transfer man to move you right in.
Take Traction car, get off at 36th
st. and ask for Mr.. Williams, owner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-02
LOTS $3.50 EACH

We are selling over 200 lots In
Paxton X. McMillans add from $3.50
to $3.50 each. POSITIVELY there is
no other addition as close to the
business center where you can get
any kind of lots at this price. Be
tween two car lines, 9Th ave. and
18th st.
III. b. RITZ & CO., 5O4 Cal. bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-02
LOTS FOR SAFE CHEAP

$7oO, on good terms. for 2 fine
corner lots, ready. to build on. These
lots face on Proctor, near North
26th, and are worth $1,000 cash; the
best corner on Proctor north of 9Th
ave. and must be sold at once. Will
sell all lots II wanted. See owner
at 1916 No. 26th st.
JAMES G. JONES, NOTARY PUBLIC
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BY OWNER
BRING I'm YOUR TRADING
PROPERTY
Got TO Sell MY Home

Broom new house: 2 lots. all
cleared; city water and all city con-
ventences. on car line. only Is min
atess out Small payment dow a,
balance SIC Ger = q a.
ton car, get off At aeth st, ask for
Williams, owner. Home every day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-02
FREE HOMESTEAD

We are going with another party
on April 1. If you are looking for
a good homestead, see us at once,
as they are going fast.
MANNAUSAw & SANBURN
423 California Bldg. Main $500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-02
MIR. TRADER


choice half COM
invited to match
Exchan
slashed burned
$4,000; $4,000 cash. bal trade
5,ooo; $4,000 cash,b
ACRES in $780, $4,000 in trade bal
ACRES, Puyalup Tacoma property, bal cash
5 to in
will
Puyallup for city prop
erty
limits 7room house. bearing fu on car
line chickens Want small nome
- for Puyalup ranch
Tacoma
M 10 lots in fruit zoo Want 3arm
farm u to Difference in cash.
MINNESOTA list Sound properly
property for properly IN any state
Mckinley PARK Tor pair Oh os up ~ cow ~
month =. -. .o, ,or Nv
change -. VIII, .,,o racoma nron-
uity; both are improvements
Defiance line $4,000 VIII take vacant o's
las ba
40 ACRES improved property $1,000
MOTTO
$780, BAL cash or
Short Line an room
in business section
BURK & WHITE
Banker Bldg
VALLEY LAND
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REAL
ESTATE
SO PER MONTH

For dandy lots. with bearing
fruit trees and berries, all fenced, q
7-room plastered house, well ar
ranged. closets. pantry, toilet, etc;
good out buildings, near car ano
school, 10 minutes ride to business
center and price only $1,000; s206
cash.
Surety Bonds Fire Insurance
E. r. Gregory Co., Inc.
8. r. Webb e. II. Gregory
100 Twelfth st.
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Rooming House Snap
Here Is Another
Ruthfield & Proctor
FOR SALE

Store at 610h 18th ST.; stock of
umbrellas and all fixtures; good To-
cation for fruit stand or other bus
ness. Apply 1853 Tacoma ave. Main
1868.
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IN PUYALLUP

n, oar sized tract
from L acre up price easy terms
is
farm school, etc
all sized tracts in Ian
city and G n RFeP sah yoa
houses anu kind Bldg.
Burkf Or
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ALL GOOD BARGAINS
Defiance Hne No. 37th have this $1,000.
tung
district
for $1,000
is in
asked $500?
mpr
$4,000; $500
20 = -
and Al
site bought
quick handle this
FARMS
$500
100 ACRES
cultivation
that
investigating will glad information
TACOMA REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Bernife
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| BUSINESS
| CHANCES |
Apartment Site

Six fractional view lots, ideal for
flats or apartments, close to bust
ness district and park, $4,000 If sold
in 80 days.
BURK & WHITE
514 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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0wrar leaving city. will sell house
anu aOts, ali IN Iru1Is between z
car lines Take Regents Park car
TO Tyler st, No. 1901.