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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-03

men have taken hold of the move
ment and are putting it on a basis
where results are being accomplished.
They found out what was needed by
sending emissaries into the fields and
learning the best methods of attack.
Seventy-fve convention; are to be
held in all the states of the union, and
many have already heen held, attended
by a success which has been marve-
lous. In some of the states two and
three conventions have been held Il
accommodate the large number of men
who are anxious to be identified with
this work. These conventions will
eliminate in the national missionary
congress in Chicago from May 3 Il
6. 1t is estimated that 1000 delegates
will be present.
The convention for South Dakota
will be held at Mitchell March 20, 80
and 81. Committees appointed in Nit
chell has commended the great work
of organizing the state to send dele
gates there at that time. Mr.. s. E.
Morris is chairman of the committee,
with F. l.. Ransom, secretary, J. T.
Morrow as treasurer. 1t is confidently
expected that at least 800 delegates
will come to Mitchedd from all parts Of
the state and accommodations are be-
ing made to take good care Of the dele
gates in Mitchells usually successful
manner. The homes of Mitchell will
be thrown open for the visitors, and
the rates will be moderate.
Much literature on missions will be
sire to secure it can address ]. w.
Broadbent, Mitchell S. D.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-03
ALTON.
(Too late for last week.

Frank Glasier Is visiting friends at
Struble, Iowa.
Edgar Comp was in Aurora on bust
ness Thursday.
Ben Falk was a business caller in
Brookings Saturday.
Mrs. II. r, Johnson spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Luckinbill.
c. w. Koenig went to Watertown
for a few days visit with relatives.
Mrs. Nesson and family spent Fri.
day evening at the George Daniels
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Papka spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson.
Mrs. E. C. Brink and Mrs. NJ. s.
Thayer spent Wednesday at the Chas.
Glass home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Kreuger were
entertained at the Gleiter home Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Offerle were
guests at the Edgar Comp home on
Sunday afternoon.
A number Of children were unable
to attend school on Tuesday on &C
count Of the storm.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Papka and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Papka.
Miss Armstrong went to Brookings
Friday and remained until Sunday
at the parental home.
MI, and Mrs. LuckinbiI and Mr.
and. Mrs. j., d., Miller. were guests. al
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gleiter the
nrst az the. week. .os -
sMr. and Mrs. John Papka are spend
ing aSfew days at the Thayer home
before their departure for their new
home on the claim.
Mrs. J,;-C. Allison is. spending The
week with her sister and assisting
in packing the household goods and
getting ready for the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. earns arrived
nom Waterman, NJ. the last Of thu
week and are moving ON the farm
thsy rented southwest Of White.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-03-03

up from Brookings and spent Monday
at the Oren Ward home.
Nearly all of the Prairie Home
young people attended the social at
Fountain Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Coleman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pcpka spent
Saturday evening at T~hayer's.
Marian Buckingham Of Argo, has
been spending the past week with Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Minton Of Fountain.
Oliver earns, who accompanied his
brother here last week with his car
left Monday for his home in Illinois.
Mrs. Arthur larson and Miss Nc
Comb were pleasantly entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer
Sunday.
Township meeting was held at the
town hall Tuesday for the purpose of
electing officers and other important
business.
Mrs. j. c. Allison returned home
Thursday evening after spending the
week at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
G.. F. Hepner. o.
Mr.. Wright departed for his home
in Miller the first of the week after
spending several weeks with rela-
tives and friends.
Misses Nuerella and Gertrude Hay
den and their brother, Harry were
owe Sunday visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Minton.
C. w. Koenig came down from Wat
ertown Saturday and is making ar
rangements to move his household
goods to that city for the present.
Mrs. Anderson and little folks ex-
pect to leave the last Of the week
for Estherville, Iowa for a brief visit
before going to their new home in
Minnesota.
ThOs. Anderson is this week haul
ing his goods to Aurora, where his
cars will be loaded for the trip to
his new home in Minnesota. The
many friends and neighbors will be
sorry to lose this estimable family,
but will join in wishing them prosper
ity in their new home.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE.

WHEREAS, default has been made in
the conditions OF a certain mortgage dated
July eth, 1908, given by Dora e. Webb.
and A. L. Webb, her husband, mortga gors
to Marie S. Erstad. mortgage, which mort
gage was duly filed for record and record
ed In the Office OF the Register of Deeds
OF Bookings County, South Dakota. on the
2sth day of July A. d. 1908. at 4:45 o'clock P.
NJ. in Book SO OF Mortgages at page 1913.
said mortgage being upon certain premises
hereinafter described and that the said
Marie s. Erstad is still the owner and
holder OF said mortgage, and.
WHEREAS. the default made under the
conditions of said mortgage consists In the
non payment OF the interest due upon the
note secured by said mortgage due July
27th. 1909. which amounts. together with
interest subsequently, accrued thereon to the
sum of One Hundred Twenty-Six and "a
100 Dollars (s126.34) and taxes assessed
against said premises for the years 1908
and 1909 amounting to the sum or Fffty-
four and $1,000 Dollars which said mort
gagee has been compelled to pay. said mort
gage containing a provision that said taxes
should DE a lien on said premises and said
mortgage containing provision for the for
closure OF said mortgage upon non-payment
OF interest when due or taxes. and also
containing the provision that upon the nom
payment of interest when due or taxes that
the whole sum secured by said mortgage
might be declared due and payable and
the owner and holder OF said mortgage
having declared said entire sum now due
and payable and that there is now due at
the date hereof under said mortgage for
principal. interest and taxes paid by mort
gagee. the sum OF One Thousand Eighty
One and 23-1oo Dollars (s1,os1 .23), and
WHEREAS. no proceeding at law or
otherwise has been had for the collection
OF said mortgage debt or any part thereof.
NOW THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby
given that said mortgaged premises, to-
wit: ,
Lots Nos, Eleven Ol) and Twelve C2)
OF Sub Plat Of Block Eight (s) of Peter
sons Second Addition to the town CHOW
city, Of Brookings. in the County Of Brook
ings and State Of South DAKOTA, being
q tract 100 feet by 1S5 feet. will be sold
at public auction by the sheriff Of said
county Of Bookings or one OF his depu-
ties at the front door OF the court house
In the city of Brookinss. Codhty Of Brook
ings. state Of South Dakota. on the 18TH
day Of April 1910. at two, o'clock In the
afternoon OF said day and the proceeds
of said sale to be applied to the payment
OF the costs Of foreclosure and sale. tn
Guiding statutory attorney fees. and to
the payment Of said mortgage debt. prir-
cipal. interest and taxes.
Dated At Brookings. South Dakota. this
srd day OF March. A.. D.. 1910.
Marie 8. Erstad.
Aortsagee and owner and holder OF said
J. q. Miles.
Sheriff Of Brookings County, eouth Dakots
Hall. Roddis = Purdy.
Attorney for Mortgage.
Brookings. South Dakota
1t-l-ll-lo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01
WANTED no BUY-FURNITURE

r~sy@s-4NsN4~sNIT-FF-T-Fs
Ufaud Rapids Auriipn Storage Go
buys your furniture. ny Will sell IL on
aofaplsalon &aln 1859 2. 8tit
valdez FHrn. isi8 ist M ass4 ira se1o
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TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
Moneys Worth
In Dentistry

Cheap dentistry is the most ex.
pensive In the long run. Some.
times II doesn't rua very long.
either.
IL Is ailimportant that your den.
list be an expert Ia his particular
specially.
We specialize
Every dentist In ous employ n a
specialist expert In one partic-
ular branch and you profit by hia
expert knowledge when you put
yourself under his care, for shs
work will be well done In the he
ginning.
There are places where dental
students practice and gain expert
ence At the expense 81 their victims
working for a low price. but We
have no place for them In our Of
flee.
Are you willing 20 be experiment.
I'd upon. OF will you come where
you are sure Of getting value re-.
ceived--your moneys worth?
Our two great speclalties are the
curing Of py0rrhea alveolarls, com
monty known as Riggs disease
(loose teeth and replacing missing
teeth without the use OF plates.
Why net have the best7
Come and allow 'us TO demon
strate our fitness 20 be your dentist
We give a written guarantee With
all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1906 Third Ave. N. W. Cor. Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01

II an icecream stand clopcd with
a meat market wouldn't that be
worth a rhymef Well. something
like that has happened at the Pub
bic Market
Mrs NJ. Tyrone Hover. Of
Youngstown. conducted an lee
cream stand az the market and Az.
thur Ziegnor has meat stall
Many warm afternoon Arthur
slipped up to the ico-croam stand.
smiled. and asked for merry
widow flip" lie seemed to be yet.
ting the habit, though market Poo.
Pile hadn't realized how serious hts
case had become Monday he ap-
poaled Ga the marriage clerk IN the
auditors office and received u.
eonse to consolidate the icccrcam
and meat interests
Although .hc license was issued
and a friend Who knows SAYS the
ceremony was later performed by a
Justice OF the peace. thu marriage
is being kept a secret or was. an.
"a somebody told this morning.
xiesuor Is back az his meat
stand. where he will doubtless be
glad 20 see bis friends and re.
ceive congratulations
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FON bNL E~~FONL Z NNT
s,-~1~N~~~~-~~N-e~~sfN@-
10 6 duFen I.eEhqfn pailets 81 pef
aaH~n Inquire % j. white. Lake Bal
IinEeF
pen N thorough bred nuff isesherns
leae sixth as S W Phone Nuffh 1881.
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AaEnra MANrrn-

~s~s~~~~<~s~ee~s~4c~ee~s
AstkANA WANT Nu-affa sid a. suup3T
TIE dsWaHa faf fhufae uurHsfr sfHra
auef free. Fa4A urekfs AaArrss "a III
TAI CRY NURSERY COMPANY. HaipFa.
Hrr8eH
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BARNES STILL FIRM FOR
SHERMAN

NEw YORK. Sept THAT the
aid gaard" will persist In It's De.
termination to present the name Of
vice President ames ), sherman
a. temporary chairman OF The New
yark republican state convention
was authoriiatlvely stated today by
william H. Barnes, II.
Il Intend 10 present Mr. Shcr'
mans name said Barnes There
4 no thought % Withdrawing Il Ia
favov OF Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01
CITY REAL EeTATE-tcont'd).
BIC BARGAINS
WOODLAND park
DIS r2IG1r

Groom cottage Sound view. afadrd
streets. iei s9figo $780, $50 cash. tio
per month
a.fn1m new bungalow cottage Fireplace.
HapahpunH. chicken h0usr AMI rHu. Dot
ehtioe alley, fifI1. $500 cash. bal
enre fil p0r month.
room NEW bunNHlHH cnftnHnf dguhfn
f1nHifufetd rpushnd in fsr plumbing
pHn"ied dining room. shades. lights.
Easi Doc 4NafN9 Found sifH. flfGq,
500 rash. lHlHnse like reHf
room new modern huHEHi8H cottage
hRhia Hnd Ras nfHdnd street cement
Halht good Sound View. only at48g.
800 cash. balance raHF
81 400. $500 cash. hHinufe $50 per month.
takes ihia new a.rV0W cottage stand
ard plumbing throughout rooms HieHiF
pMpHfrdt plate rif iu dining room
lsfei igt GHKfQo 90 aiieyi fruit trees
NaeWHlha 90 house. Graded Htrneta,
Sound view Z hl0rts io ear
Groom new modern hunFaiaw cottage.
shades. iiFhts. FhH. standard plumbing.
hot and cold water in basement uiee
Joe and nrirhbufbo1d 1ua block ga
rhinney ear 500 ft9s cash. balance
easy
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7, R. REPLIES
To \. !. POST

Nrw YORK. Sept H. Anawcrlug
!. st.aek IN the New York Evening
~, which accused him Of taking
'onev nom corporations 70 buy
.s,es rsI Theodore Roosevelt, IN
~ article in the Outlook today, dc.
M s,.res the Posts statements ahso'
s',sly false. aud saws that the editor
, prepared them practiocd every
ssnwn form OF meudaciiy
IN the strugglo for honest poll.
49, thefe Is no more place Tor the
r.y than fov the thief Ia a move
ssrt aeslsaea to end the thiefs
Snmluatsoa. little gpod can be de.
,Isea from the liars assistance,
rao~eyelts reply SAYS objection
III 4. madsso Tire use az the Ian
snaee Ny answer is that ! am
merely using Il scientifically and
sssrsiptlselY because no other
sens express the necessary facts
vlshsreeisioa.
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a Reliable medielne-NoT a MAR.
COTlC

Mira F. MART. So. Joe. Mich. sayt
Foloys Honey and Tar saved her
little boys life She writes: ~CuY
little boy contracted a severe bron.
chsal trouble. and AZ the doctor >
medicine did not cure him. ! gave
him Foley's Honey and TaE. IN
which I have great faith. Il cured
the cough as weli as the choking
and gagglnF spells. and he got we'll
IN short time FoHsy's Honey and
Tar has many times saved us much
trouble. and we are never without
Il In the house. "- Bartsll DFug
Stores.
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TAKE ovuR PosroFFlcE.

Hereafter the poStotflce a,
.GeorEesown will b. known az the
Georgetown sub.htatlon The post
office was run by the city OF George
town. bet row as the city has an.
nexed to Seattle. Il is a local sta.
ton. This change Went into effect
this morning.
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PASS REFERENDUM Sill.
nv United prrsa.B

DENVER. Colo. Sept. by a
vote OF 80 10 2. the Colorado state
senate today passed a bill submit.
ting to the people at the November
election an amendment 20 the con
stitaGiou. providing FOR the iultia'
tiye and referendum. according 40
the Oregon plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01

MODEL EMPLOYMENT rosf
Pour sifta. general homework wages
taa 90 60 fsa DO. iielp or al kinds
cured on short natiee, Phones Main
1854 lnd ftu eos Pacific block
Wanted nfure riri fof daflars office
beard Apply ~ 10 Haia. CORNER Neaief
ana HeuHnd af. hetwson ~ and sep
tHtH hrr
Wanted Yauna ladies 10 train faf
nurses in hospital in aIHHii town In
HHlrH AeufensbeF 3 bet tween ~ and "a
afflra ~ ~ De Soto. corner Aeaisf waY
ant An0nud nv
Wanted nspefisuesd hand irousEs
aaad wages Apply "a onre The % X
was
Wanted a school slfi i3 m ~ Yeats
Hs rHfnp A uinn and tH aaaisi with baby f9f
nasfd asa rsam Phone . 400
kadas dsssiefiHs. lge a rei anY sits
ttte sntafasWants. soc Jacobs Fhate
Shes sseena noof r-t fnds
usrman Firi to- honnawofk in small
Family iaa " Highland drive 9esHn
wefk Eaad NAKsa small waahlnN las
hrimnnf sf Four ia family
Wanted apea ehamher maia 1ss
Tuitefsfte
0fi trf gsuerai notisaeAfk tun adaits
% fsm4f West seattle West zee
a woman o. 90 rrnefai house afk
Phone lad white ESQ
SITUATIONS MALE
~,s@s7e0sH>fseNse~F~e~@ fsese~ee~seSv~~-Nese,-
t.aHt aiih fnu children stshss posifiaH
1F aat ef cess % state small wages Al.
fFEsa "a $50. STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01

THEATRE MANAGER
REACHES SEATTLE

Ge0rge l. Baker. manager % the
Baker Stock Co. which inaugurates
rs seasoE al the New Seattle The.
s,re on September n. was ~ town
for a few hears today. watching the
progress Of the sepalra and removal
ing Ia connection with the Seattle
theatre. which all be used BY the
Baker sompany. beginning a week
from Monday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01
sTYLIsu MAKE-OVER SHOP

Gentleman. educated and cultured,
middle aged would like 20 meet lady uf
seeing high class amusemsnts. etc n
igI. Star
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MME LEoLA Circles Thuraday even
tnaa readings daily DRESDEN. nos
Fifth Main 30g6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01
SPOKANE GIVES S2.SoO
TO FIRE VICTIMS

SPOKANE. Sept L.. Provisions
clothing and financial assistance
are Rtili being sent TO the stricken
population In the Wallace and
Avery districts. The Chamber OF
Commerce fund has reached abou,
s. 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01

A. = spcckert-All courts. collections
corporations organised. Notary public
Damage cases a speciality Both phones
3o5-i-e Burke Blk, second ana Marion
~ r. schoff Lawyer 60a-t Pioneer
iHdE Consultation free Personal in.
iuries a Epccialty Practice Ia an courts
Corwn Townsend. SOS naiIey nldr
Consultation free, husband, wife, Injuries.
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Nurse. praetieat rs years experience
confinement caHaas assist with house
work Ballard g4T
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HERE'S A PUBLIC
MARKET ROMANCE

"Hey. dlddle. dlddle,
The cat and the fiddle.
The COW Jumped over the moon.
The little dog laughed
To see such sport,
And the dish ran away with IN
spoon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01

Newark. N. J. Rev, Peter Henry
has created sensation here by his
advice to stop women from wearing
hobble skirts By having them all
soundly spanked BY the police
nAtron Of the city.
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y~.~-~-~~@~~-~s~-~-@s~ y~~0e~~s~~-~~e->se
So buys Jersey COW. fresh weeks,
gentle ana easy mixer Green Ees. H2lo
aurora az Green Lake car % Mountain
View
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The SEATTLE STAR


kaisFsd Al ths Seattle UaatefnCa ~
FaafNa FtaHa matter
ora sent peg eanF. siE rsats par ssHb
~ tNUatg faes Eaats per maNfh flaIifr
sErt ~ ssAlf ~ cafrtef 10 free fsgfes
To NAH. -tfn-t Rfftts~ rng date
seq falsf HsHerft rttnr fFpirsf is ~ fhF
eaares2 label - zach r=utf MhHa fAkf
date afrtfaa, " FnYr fuAFsfiQtinH has nat
asath hsFH paid fn aaFarfs F8gf uanea
a tEhsa irFm fha ilst a fhsnEf - cate
~ ere address label O. gstauf r. 81
FHf Naaf 81 sa frr 50 aanfhs
NOrtCE 10 - INST nfHERs - aaaals
Fnaf faFH - tbs STAR fsfi lH F#afh faa
% Het4fTk anF ssemine pieaBr az 81
fs# faa9g ss HAtf W aHF aala afMaa #anr
$50 MAim seas. tna ff3. hsanNea i aua a
n'rtN ard me wil seed Faa q cory af
aNes u #em sha9ia uiw R mefs thsm
safaa R
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01

GFxnd Junction, Colo. with no
apparent reason for his act. Fred
cheney d New Hampshire. shot
himself dead. before the eyes o.
bis bride II three months.
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aPEclAl NOTICES.

~~~~s~e~~1~y~e>~o-~~ -~-~seN-~-~~-~s~-@~~s~
Madam he MaFs. medium. card reading.
EE cents ciaiFvuYanf. 90 cents Circles
MnuaaN. Wednesday ana Friday even
inaa AZ as sis fraisr way. room !.
LADIES' ALTERATION PARLOR
remadetet quickly tsi Arcade HldE
Eshaimaa 4 wilson carpenters and
iahhefHs aind1w and door screens a hpa-
elaMY Main 1870 fnd gisf
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HIP wAnrrp-FEMALr


WANTED Several hfiahi younE women.
telephone operating We maintain ~
school in cue NAst office. 1890 i'm
hF which to w charge IT "a woman
principal Applicants who qualify are
paid az rate % $40 pNr month while
learning and ti per day IT, start whom
assigned "a an office Applicants must
fHun well recommended pt hs able %
furnish satisfactory reference before
application Wiii DO ronaidrifT Apply
90 school principal ~ above address
The farifle Telephone a Telegraph
Company
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rARMs Ano AcneAas-tcenta.,
IHlNMESI rIEAl

" - -
FnEn itoMEHrEApa ~ rnn FAMOUS
APPLE AND WHEAT BELT OF
WAAiiiNGTUN AND OHEuON Can
locate few choice ciuifnH Win IT.
NfNu wHtfr ana iffiFatipn Tahn 1850
ceres, I'VE = ,m.a,otgs &c ssme sad yea
a. i've on MAnniEb or single wo-
MbA cas- take iau1H cali 90 send
90 renis for map aud baohist giving
az this weeh Act quick.
H. l. FonnEar. SURVEYOR
Phone Main iicl ios znd d Room se4
FORT GEORGE FARM LANDS
The richest aud beet lands 60 buy 10.
day The Lass Hest West in a mild
climate, no extremes, climate hks
Eastern Washinston iiiaek loan aeii
that viii produce great crops llehi
rlssfinas. alder poplar and Willow.
We own our isnd, crown granted Re-.
3eeted hY farm espertH selected 70
make ron farms ana ROB farmers
Wheat oats and barley. large haY
crops timothy ana via grasses
Thla 10 tho finest proposition offered Co.
the investor today Call aud iet as
sohTu COAST LAND co. LID.
Capital 100000. ffany paid
Assets e. 900 go
SELLING Agents. DAVIES co.
hlHatla American Hauh Bldg
Hranie. wash
FREE EKcln9ioNa across The sound
90 puf new toHnriin. huguafnHh he
g.a AsndsY m,orni,,ng Jssi "a h9s o.
htte pure hnsed part ~ ths famous
fntt MadlsYn indlan rgsff elton, ihs
Guiding a iafFn trnri 81 water front
~ haIe Ftahna several ntiee y nnnis
tsfaa and are nqw putiins 10 water
aBstnHi
You ean pufehaas any 10, In this sowu.
siig ~ 500. on terms " $40 eash.
We have some splendid Bound view
eefas situate % rtaded boulevard.
faf $500. with flHe fiew ~ seattle, the
hguHa and tho mpuntaina
rhsrs l. splendid chance Tor home
builders go several opsainss iof
blaehsmith shops. Shoe shops. etc
OLE HANSON a 60
Ttifd fioor Nee YORK Block
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE.
Five-aore ranch; good garden and
berries. an ideal chicken ranch.
aud chance for fish pond: run.
ning water year round. Broom
house. some furniture. Party
must sell all for Sl.i00. ~ miles
from Colby. Cal al as New
York building
is ACRES, $3.50.
We San sHii Ypu 10 acres ~ rich. level
lard. siiante On Mason county A. So
per srfe This iNnA iies ievsi and IL
tfaeis both " which hsionx 20 folks
whe can't meet Tbs payment - ~
afs fsssil,ns mem 81 e1si prise 20 Sc
fants desH Terms fia raaA. balaaes
- pei month come in qWrAiY
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cAATTEL LoAMs

m \ n \ Z 5lfisfr'lrs
on RIAL ESTATE. FURNITURE PI-
AMUT LIVE STOCK OR Any GOOD
SECURITY EASY PAYMENT PLAN
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES MAIN
fft7 IND 1855
OSCAR p JESEES a co nc.
Loans ga furniture. horsea etc VIII
iam Roach. room III New York Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01

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