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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Buy for cash and stop paying the
other fellows bills You can do this if
you trade at Batesole's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

The Shakespeare Society met with
Mrs. III. H. Nichols, Tuesday afternoon
and resumed it's routine reading.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Mrs. B. W. Sinclair was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Entire Nous
Club at It's regular meeting. Roll cali
was responded to by naming the prin-
cipal characters in Dickens writings.
The reading, from the clubs text book
on the history and literature OF Eng.
land, was done by Mrs. J. B. Simmons
and Mrs. w. E. Smelling. The hostess
served lunch at the conclusion OF the
program
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Mr.. o. S. Chapman, of Bromley. was
in the city Tuesday. accompanying this
far consignment of three cars of
livestock belonging to B. l.. Pyle. of
Marietta, which was shipped to Chi
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Mr.. Ralph Mcbride was presented
the Battenburg centerplece, made by
Mrs. j. T. Short, Ill South First av-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Fancy sugar cookies cents a dozen
at Whitney Bros
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Tousey's No Fault varnish stains at
Skeggs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Everist employs more paper hang
ers than all the rest of the wall paper
men in town and can take care of more
work than any one in town. Everist
is a practical man and knows how
work should be done and he sees that
his men do good work every time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20
Eastman kodaks at Newton's.

Ceresota flour is the finest you can
buy. Its price proves its economy
Only $1.60 per sack.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

The ladies Of the Tourist Circle en-
joyed pleasant evening Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Emmett Waters. A
social time was enjoyed at. the con-
clusion Of the circles reading.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Mr.. Asa L. Epson, of Portland, Ore.
who has been visiting few days with
his mother, Mrs. Julia Upson, and his
sisters, Mesdames Ella Stoddart and
Chloe Bloomfield, will leave for st.
Louis this evening to visit his sister,
Mrs II. " Gehm. Mrs. Epson will
accompany her son and remain for an
extended visit at her daughter Grace's
home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

The Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. has secured
Of Dr. p. r. Wood, the use of a portion
Of the east side of the property he
leases at the corner of Third avenue
and Main street where the association
will lay out a "dirt" tennis court for
the use of its memebrs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Gentlemen's and ladies' fobs, chains
and guards. Allen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Solvo is the ideal cleaner for clean
ing paint, at Skeggs. .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20
Chamberlain. optometrist.
See US for that new watch. Allen.
CAnr0e> r Allan nnfiea. anacialfAf

Brown. photographer. 10 West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Elm
Norwegian Lutheran church, win meet
with Mrs. Chris Johnson, 407 West
Nevada street. Thursday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will meet Thursday at the church
The hostesses will be Mesdames The
odore Johnston, George Wanberg, e. w
Jay, NJ. j. Boughton, and Ida VIII
liaSns
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

ne has CureO me. you are IN need
OF conscientious physician consult
him, as he is thoroughly capable and
reliable. c. n. Thompson, R. F. d. No.
2. Mason City, Iowa
| Howard D. Wilbur left this morning
for Omaha, in response to telegram
from Mrs. Wilbur, notifying him OF
the death of G. P. Hitchcock, of Wayne
Neb., Mrs. Wilbur's father. Mr. Hitch
cock died at 2 O'clock this morning at
| the home Of his son, Frank Hitchcock
1909 Woolworth avenue. He has been
! seriously z! for seteral weeks, suffer-
! ing from Bright's disease and other
complications. : Mr. Hitchcock was a
| travelling man, and had been on the
road several years. He is known to
several friends in this city, whom he
met while visiting at his daughters
home.
Miss Helen McNamara, 203 East
State street, who is to be bridesmaid
for Miss Theresa Hasenstab when the
latter is married May to Mr.. George
r. Murphy, was hostess at a novelty
shower for the bride-to-be Tuesday
evening. The guest Of honor was the
recipient of many pretty gifts, and a
delightful evening, interspersed with
| music, was enjoyed. Red and white
prevailed both in the dainty lunch
served, and the decorations, which
were OF red hearts and red carnations.
The rooms and the table were lighted
with red candles. The hostess was
assisted in serving by her mother. Mrs.
James ,Mc7Namara. The guests were
Misses Helen Kracht, Mabel Brown,
Grace Haven, Nettie McKittrick, ,Han-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Johet. Ill, is city Of $4,000 inhabi-
tants, better than twice as large as
Marshalltown, but 1t takes its two best
daily newspapers combined to circu-
late as many copies as does the Times
Republican.-Try want ad.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Harry Baerber, the insurance man
who has been i'll Of pneumonia for sew.
eral days, is making a good recovery
and expects to go to Davenport within
a few days to visit a brother while he
Iceeuperates
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet Thursday for an all
day sew at the home of Mrs. E. G.
Wallace, sos North First street. MRS.
]. D. Palmer and Mrs. B. II. Howig will
assist in entertaining
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Don't miss biograph tonight, Elite.
The Brown panel, artistic, neat and
asty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

You can have your paper hung the
day that you says. If you like to wait
all right, but you don't have to, as
Everist can hang it for. you on short
notice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Gold Dust or Wyandotte cleaner &c
cents per package at Batesole's.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS ONE CENT A WORD Te
NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE.

The French national congress of fremen has offered prizes for maxin1s to be taught school children so that they will realize the danger of fire
 There has been invented in Spain a cylindrical barrel for grapes, divide9 into four sections to venti1ate the con tents and prevent them being crush eG-
 A check rein for horses that oper- ates from the side of the head instead of the top is a Phi1adelphian's inVen- tfon with a view to the animals com fort.
 The flora of Switzerland is peculiar ly adapted to bee culture and it is -estim 3 ted that 100000 pounds of honey are made in that country each year.
 The Berlin police have an electrical te1eprinting apparatus by which mo- tices can be simultaneously printed in 200 stations in the city and it's sub t-1I,s:
 Ink stains may be removed from fur niture with a weak solution Of sul- phuric acid. followed with a wiping with a damp cloth to remove the ex- cess acid
 A large proportion of the so-called HolIand-grown Towering bulbs inn ported into this country every year in reality are raised in the south of France. Q
 An Australian process for preserving timber against dry rot and insect at tacks consists of boiling it and al lowing it to cool in and absorb saccharine solution.
 Eastern scientists are experimenting with the wild sleepy grass of the Southwest in the belief that it may be- come a valuable addition to the list of anesthet '@S.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24

should the police department discharge me two years sgO and recommend, me BOW to foreign city? Don't you see Ehe sane hand behind it aiI?''
 It's queer" Pougeot nuttered. s'But FT think some great crime is pre-
 gg
 bon't your" asked Coquen1l abrupt Wfy-er''- hesitated the other. Look at the facts again. Some one Fants me off the detective force. out France. whys There can be only Hae reason
 And when-when do you think this lime may be committed ?'
 Who can say? There must be great gency to account for their insisting At sail tomorrow. Alb. you didn't low that? Yes. even now, at this very Efneist am supposed to be on the Ener train, for the boat goes out
 in the morning before the Paris s can reach Cherbourg"
 2ougeot started up, his eyes wid-
 What" he. cried. You mean
 that possibly-tonight?' ?''
 then came one of the strange
 dences of this extraordinary case
 8rSARHG0 or ms room. With its
 b Of overwrought emotion, broke harp summons of the telephone. Ey Cod" shiyered the commissary bat is that:" M Pougeot aroused seIf with an effort. He put the fver Co his ear Yes. this is NJ eot. What? The Ansonia? You he's shot? In a private dining Dead? QueI malheur.' Then ave quick orders. Send Papa DI over with doctor and three o1 agents. Close the restaurant let any one go in or out Don't i ny one leave the banquet room there in twenty minutes. Good 1 'put the receiver down and, turn 1 aite faced, said to Coquenil, ''It |
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
III.
 ATE gooM NO. 6.

TIE ROOA NO. Q. .t was black, and rain ng in torrents as Paul and the commissary ly in an auto ia re tarfling summons of k to have this storm. ; dl. Then, in reply to .I mean the thunder. shot and gained time what it means to com q crowded restaurant It means brains, Lu- nearly therer
 ched Napoleon's arch. HIe, swinging sharply '| ed at full speed down hes
 Eritz,v reflected the
 both men fell si-
 of the emergency
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24

teiT you I know it. M. Giroux, che chief at that time. was distressed at the order-he told me so himself; he said it came from higher up.''
 The commfssary raised incredulous eyebrows 'sYou mean that Paris has ia criminal able to overrule the wishes of chief of polfce2''
 Is that harder than to influence the Brazilian government? Do you think Rio de Janeiro offered me a hundred thousand francs year just for my beautiful eyes?''
 You're great detective''
 esA great detective repudiated by his own city That's another point Why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
CONDITIONS!
', JIjsT RIGHT
FOR FLOODS
,.rn., Is Needed is Some
Dam With the Chinook
~ Blowing - Cold
Wave Coming.

- ..la n any great amount
sas ...s.n he next u heaf.. w
~ ws $50 cedar rayallup White.
I''s -. 49, Green river valleys VIII
s ~ serious f'eea' A''''' ''''7
4. weather eurcaa
~ -. heaviest snawiah W. th'
.ss.,sa ever reeoF'ied. aeN
WV 80 .se..a,k comins oas x the
- So, "a that e needed Is 4
IN 70 start the snow aae
- wlgl pour down from the
r,s,r. films he rivers 40 'hAt
..a s..rsiaw their hanks, hnd
~ ssnr vii mandate the vnlloya
.smpsFature AL over wash .
ar a. car IA harmed
-, ses crippled telegraph ere
I. Exceptionally high AZ Nail-'
~ ~ ~ thermometer Fesisicra 81
-. i Portland Sc. AZ Seattle
4 "a Spokane ~
-. a.,A though not eaveFins tne
- ,,rrssory. Indicates an cScrp'
..ns hvh senperNtafr 81 We
..s.. such a combination Wiz
~rsaas fleod provided rata
- weather tereau expsets
snx slme. bur shoaid g hold
.-,a ,snorrow. sAe dauser eiil
= cold wavs 4 prrtieica
aais Il - hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
BOLD HOlD-UP
IN A SALOON

mes sea pounced upon : G
ss,sssen.sn x Pars Hiaksley 20 e
swp asstea rear rccm Il lhe ldahe
- SEER AZ. and Jsckscu a. at
- - nixht robhinx him ~ his
m,sk ana ~ and mASing their
mse
~ h1a.ap was o. sudden ana
u..nesssa shat Christensen had ne
- Is xsy fpr help before one o.
7. tsars had ciagpea 3 bis hand
~ 4. mnath and the others hat
,r.~s IN 10 ths fiosr. where they
..ss.s.l ~ pockets When they had
sAn Il his gAinahles they made
ha Fl ne door, ard guf awav.
cssssassa ens snaels g. furnish
hssr.stlea 4 ths tri1 = the rQ-
a III ays that u b. saw one
fasn again NJ woaid rucwnise
IL IAlsf IL sha sseelfg Patrol
~ Hsin rieked 60 = loesst and
- IA sash chain bsl1ngiug Co
b Eert nassssT nan. nat ne rob
~ Asaifss are stiii ~ large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
IeA'1 PUT TAFT
On THE STAND

wtsH TQN. March I The
nsssrntm President TAFT had
W GlHrz Finch8s over enc con
rfnna les II slservary mai.
kts 4 'SAs laisrlor department
9w = ntfeaucsd IN evidence
- ssnt Ths aaestian waa
- s@AY b. ne Bsllinger pm
~ sFssi9nai investigation
"a - q executivs seselau The
szzmsn 4nnounea8 after iha
tut M AitarneY Bran1sia rrp-
sssrs Lsais n Glayis. had inli-
- = sausnsss net 70 press
81 90 a decision THIS
asn q laileats aiao that enc
snzss# Fssslvs thar President
~ - - BE- summoned ta ar-
~ ,stssA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
3 Good Cottages With
Nice Garden Spots

Faaf r0Hfn. nice modern e0ffuEn on iai
aaNtats good Flrw. maaf car. 1f aHa. fGef
cash balance FaHF
Coed fiseafoom menern COTTAGE good
Ffe@. HeAF car 64HH9 ftN8 rnsh. bali
anee fho rent ~ fEftHg
Hfes thrss-fesfa cottage lies hish. good
pisai naaf eaf ffta. tttt cash. haianrr
4aG pee fnHrfn &ha above cottages arr
ga she flnEa aaFth - WooHiand faark
HNe r A. Esrtf Co Take FhiuHsy Hv.
raf ans Nrf err at rafner IN seed 81 ara
Nfreha eUd AY t'haae Nnffh f1& 0psn
EanaaFa
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Am Forced to Sell

f&Ha. on easy terms a. 9 per cent 81
All ; am srSinE fer tats SASS % as ff
alley grabbed an4 laeai nVar the wait.
iiaf Hahn1i. iH northeast part ~ Ballard.
nheFs She FisW e. aisasnt Prices rap.
tfif aaFourinE aua AT hinds - lM
Efursnserfs nos unasf Wag ard in pros
FraH AafuiulNE t9ta are NfifiAg faf ftHf
NJ price Only tfta Ihia ia the EFeateFt
sasr Ia ihn unflh end lnrsatia alton
wiN fHfNlnnn Nnu Gail nr 81 address.
d 4uhnHnn. aHse ilfh az n W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

haehinF f0ilaels o. ,if,s,-,,e
ssheA aNht' sunny front enrner. sutNlae
tFtht HAa eaNt fahNe. hot funuinF mataf
NtAN RnA bedroom ihNNnfY fruus uutrf
l'ANNe hehni iarNa Rafhanl lawn fhans
RNn ttFe Also sunny sleeping faani
80, wet. "ach. snfner 81 ith sV 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01

For stlo-16 Cows ~ hirh grndo Hol.
etoins tuat fresh and coming lrrsh.
others Jerseys and lfolFfrluH. al5 sth
N Phone Queen Ammo 1901
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rAs n. |. .. iang.L /. X { e2 R.
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EOR RENT


HOUSES
@-~.~~.~~s~~~-~-~-~-o-~ $500
Fun HENf s-faoau hgass. faii Nefi
s.rssm msssfn sstturs. sssi 81
wntsfn apHHH 1884, wsss aaaa caitasnia
sm furnished eauass. go Hag
GRO A vfuruE 80
Eft-f1s Wassae H'aN Nafa pnanee
Flstasen mnrssfifran ana lfafrtaeu. ere
alarN aent % ssstiaEe
fafaam 1856
imam A ruArT
laaurs0H no MagcEN HrartAf.iHl
Y ffF-s11 LEARf ptlsf IND tslt
rhrrs aafteasstsa Halsrg hlas.s : g
anH % rsemtA asaf WeHtiaha ani STAR
aaa short walk FROM rlff eHatsf
Telephone aweer afsHf efi"eA aAH@N
tfs -r-eer cottage 100 take rIra
fs ono 1.faafa house aia ~ l.anefa
H4asssaepIra faam. g. isia hiEnih ~.
Easf tafi
SIX NOON horar aa8 Fsfdsa rliT
sa,~ ga .ale -, F4 g aa gis. ms.a
1904 go Eatf
aif.ra1u uiasisfa house ana bi0rt ta
nnnI arI car iafUr rera fHf NAfHHH
go itfh ~ 81 ~ at haffifaH
HHHH
faa fafrisa1e fate4 street. rtl
tae ffe9 s. ieth 81 uaed glaee faf
WINNERS
F5r t1aas aases flrt8 fs aiiaf ia
Gear n haNdins l9E unasf rens'l JOE
virginia faaf Ainer Information at
fait WaWaH e 81 can laaen anne lsse
Faf cent 81 ease "a Faaa ra0m h1uaa
eufd hauaa. chicken n1anH. haif acre ear
fsn rhnHa Mala tft1
Hsrt ft8t3 A.s.foara aatafn ha4se.
-srHaer aat airs place ass has'aI ~
Fienff H1uaas. Nais ana stores Or rent
fheap Maaiaan Naehanra esia Madison
sfaom faffiabsd hapft fsf rect Phone
tta seams c4hbiefsig f1rnished
wadsrn fia 100 ~ hssi iisi
t.fnau u.aasfn caf Gao q block from
80 snd s,hed eit 400
Tar nsni One rsam fnsdsm hhusa
Afffafa iita faHtiAae ~ l4t month
Groom f9tfaea ~ tshi ihane East
FUaHl8HED HOUSES
IN - r Il & ffl6l1fs n : Tor
Hiahod hausf y sppned 81 g1afa pV
ehase1 hf FaHfsHf and psld 90 nF iha
weeh nr maHth Mnuid nH1n enable pou
e. aHu it sH eHteni credit WnH4h1usa
fisu farh e.. ore rlEe 81
-aon flra'lasd hausa i5sh enc sga-
"N|.HH""H N"""
ifls ilfh as faF sll8
FLATS
Nhr Nnr.H ifA-1iN AiFih nr if FnH
uFnf rala Nf91fu apartment riNht
fHHn Town. ahHra yeu hfFH POI street thf
fore fa uHF and aFi-Hald viaF N ihe bay.
fau uu Main sos
uH Daf lina. i'figarsity station. tr91m
flHh ila. alaHHrn GROOM fiat lA 'ai
iHs D1iman Iaf ding Hain f5o2
EaW plfa Hs room fiat modern
lr eHrv HaF rahi only SEQ Phone p
1
f1ih ar "A. ltf ror fant f1ur.room
fnt fil
BOARD AND ROOM.
N~yNr.esearsera-a assesytne 49, ~ M
#rHH HHiH1 NRH rnfn " iHfNHA
chronic gf fHHHH InaNenf ~ Nar uHH
FmH. pirfsant Hnd cNHstfil fino Wow
I fhare If4
na1m a4d N1ard fg week 100
h tiHd r. lfeen Take fh1n7
Hf.a tf
Room anh haf8 hbine comforts fof
Z FHNt'auHn. AZ "a Wnrh Phone 4NFH
I9aI iih
room a0a haaff ~ bono prigiiaHaa
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Bungalow Cottage

o. 8tt. 1850 cash faf EHr meath in.
cllainH Interest fiNasfnHrn nfafafn enf-
fasa fifeif furnifhHdi 500 SQUAD fisa &
easr tNinhef as faf ant woodland PARK
A-uf taEitq. Rireet kFaned ana Halas in
zee T. D. Lfeff s Eo. corner asfh and
tsN4naeY AZ phnnes d AN white 4fa
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
fHNeaNNrs~~s~~~see~ ~~Ss~s~-es~s-@-~esS~ss
WEST SEATTLE BARGAINS

rot CAN'T POSSIBLY AFFORD TO
PAY RENT WHEN Tor cAN uuY
Low fiupEp HOMES On abcn EASY
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foR SALE on EXCHANGE.
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large level tract wifh fFFsfHam huaHn
% Tnfarufhan Hn mllsH from city frr
81 zee fitt cash. haismce go per wanih
SEE me az reau 9. Times MidE This is
tarEsiu
4iasr room hunFnIaa ahiuFinf faf bar.
Eaiu TarfnH aaaH affh ~ ~ Fort
famtan car. 80 hierha from Far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-01
Have You Seen
GlenWood Park?

u - Faar f1gF 81 o. o. Before you
buf Level ipts f4ste4 zoe fest 81 car
iinH aHH arhnais al afNhhat omtF ftNH
g teh# ESQ aasa. fi4 naaufh, worth
daaafN enc n5Hnaf
~ r CAMPBELL.
fN1 TnHnfan NIHr
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$50 CASH
Twelve fnilaH 90 IinHuHr Hauafat runs
hing water. alder bottom. Y " fare %
SECOND af Best kind 8f land fQr ber=
rlaa n4rdnn. fruit 1f chickens
CLIFFORD g. VAN ARSDALE,
aia Third av near MadiH1r.
DhEp RICH ALDER BOTTOM
LAND
Fiea acres. nii lowell very easily
cleared cloae go pretty lake. handy %
tnfafnfhan station NJ one of thn haet
f4ann d. tho valley NHFW EHN SEAT
yLg AND TACOMA. WH con deliver
lhIa for lGs0 10 taken within Few days
ROBERT MALTBY
8i3.e19 aai Alaaha nHHdlnF
600
fgHrfFT. rHa. level tract of land Hltu
afs iurf nogth ~ tho Green Lake resef-
aaIf hlFh hry and slightly street cleared
aIrft ferf vide. 80 foot alleys building
rsstfieflons thA is nice property and
fine Investment Terms ffH cash hHlahee
M lf monthly payments why MOI start
ausfua f9r & bonnet f7f aHia only ~
gfr fAN4oN q Coz
gfl.ft.Ie-tf HoW YORK Block.
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ienef 90 loan oa first class residence
BURWELL q MORFORD.
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$500 Cash

a Nice fiNnarwnHa HsaHeru rnffANn on "a
ftslEs4ft iat. aHiF unn BLOCK ffea car
onis s4fre an1 very easy trfEns
nNnWElIs q MDHronp.
Main tff zoe Calmsn Nila 1895
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gAaNs Ano AeaEAeE--Ioos..l
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FUNERAL piNNcTohN'

HavFefeesassHsesesl>~e~ fsF>r~f,0aasNr~a
NUfNFNW NNfM son. Professional
Directors and lsigenaed Eguhal'nsfs fgfl
lst orr NaHHe thFatfe nefh phones ata
fnhnaun q itamitoh untaftakeEs aikf
Flrst az Fkanes Main tftpi loo Rist
uouneN Watsaa CO. kuneFAi pisurtafs
Fhtfa Ay ans University ttath phanaa il
q AL an 40 ll. 4 /.
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HaH NHHH4 HAHA#N
Heurral erfA sod faaraafiea o. eaaa.
ur We Wiuasor ffff F1fst aF -.
aftio
rlxar tran aad eaafefttaaHff Store Sc
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e4Hirnf1 mffh uHw FIRST esnes ffsaFes
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So cARM Sc pEn MONTH
VIII purchases Ferf desirable close tn.
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North
Yakima

rpan the recommendation ~ the
reclamation service ths depaFtFuent
% the iaisfief has authorised she
withdrawal % over a4o.0ea acres ~
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sr>NySS>~fS~s>N $3.50 e,ys>N~~
rebruars tf Mira unida nisap. wife 81
rhtiip NilsaHg aHea ~ fears hha leaves
pesiies nos husband une st#ief Mfs d
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father hfrihHfa and aisfefs in HWedUn
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SD b. ua. 81 HueIilah fsHthrfau uhufah.
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DON'T BE LONESOME Intorstate
Introducing Society for respectable nco-
pile only reliable marriage ageucy Many
wealthy members Personal lntrnaucIinua
Hours N ul Go b. m.. SUNDAYS Inc
cludfd February paper Zoe naN 1bt.
Seattle. office sass Ncndnme Hotel f2i5
First av
Noutod business man of ta. sinelc. dos
sfea room aud board n strictly rrfnod
private family. Nnf more Than two La
family Mli raN f.5 per month. rInln
cookng n-t star
Specialist treating fhco and sealn.
Nalrdresslnw chiranudV Mary u Wood
00p Peoples Bank nldg.
Frleda RoEera late of Chieaeo. mas
HEEe Nihrntnry. mAnlcurinE. scalp az
rennle8 Bank bldg
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SO 900 or hand for Food ioana ou iin-
proved Seattle property at current rates
Money advanced far huildlne purposes
faF sale