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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-02-26
LARGE CATTLE.

MIR. Joshua Jackson. skilled
and prosperous farmer, who lives
two miles from this town, sold last
week for the Philadelphia market,
a yoke of cattle that weighed 1884
lbs, at So per 100, dcducting 70
lbs. per 100.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-02-26
DIED.
SALE OF A FARM.

J. T. Mccullough, Esq, trustee,
on Monday last sold a farm of %
acres, lately Occupied by John b.
Dubree, near Lombardville, to II.
II. Mitchell, for So
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-01-20
EAST MONROE.

Jan. II, 10.
Matthew Persinger and wife, OF
Walnut Creek, visited relatives here
last Tuesday.
J. B. Seaman has moved to Green
field.
Rev. James Bond, Of South Solon,
visited at this place one day the past
week.
Pearl Davis and wife and Mrs. Ella
Rees were. visiting ]. w. Rains and
wife last Saturday.
Robt. Snyder visited at Sabina the
past week.
Layman Hildan visited in Greenfield
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Ed Brown and family, of Grandville,
Mich, have moved on the ]. w. Rains
farm neanhere.
Mrs. Stewart and family, of Green
field, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Haines visited
Mrs. e. f. Rees last Friday.
VIM. Hughes and family, of Madison
vile, have moved on a farm near here.
William Best and wife visited Will
liam Shinkle and wife, at Greenfield,
last Saturday.
Edward: Sanders and family spent
Sunday.with A. J. Smith and family.
S. e. Simmons and wife visited in
Greenfield.Saturday.
Hugh Cox is still seriously ILL.
Frank Littler was business visitor
in Hillsboro:Saturday.
The NJ. &c. Church nominated the
following officers for the ensuing year /:
A. Il. Haines..Supt. Mrs. Clara Sim
mons Asst. Supt. Ellen Smith Organ
ist; Hattie Rains Asst. Organist Sam
Smith Chorister Clara Rains Secre-
tary; Bertha Street Asst. Sec'y.; G..
W. Simmons Treasurer.
G. w. Thompson and wife were
visiting infGreenfield Sunday.
]. w. Cochenour and family have
returned home after an extended
visit with relatives in Indiana.
II. M. Fishback- is contemplating
moving into the Carmean property
located on West Main street soon.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-01-20
BELL

Jan. II, III.
Frank Mullenix, of Newark, has
been recent visitor of j. A. Casters.
George Williams.and wife. of Flat
Run, spent Saturday night and Sun.
day with M. V. Williams.
Mrs. Jake Fling and daughter. of
Hillsboro, have returned home after
few days visit with the Casters.
Burch Garrett and wife spent Sun
day at the home of Jacob Weaver, Of
Louden.
Dan Satterfield is spending few
days with his parents, Noble Satter-
field and wife.
Rev. Hunteris conducting series
Of meetings at Marshall.
William Holland and family were
called to Hillsboro by the death of
Mrs. Hollands father. William Eyre.
Misses Lulu Williamson and Ethel
and Ada Jamison dined Sunday with
A. w. Milburn.
w. Haigh and family, G. Umphlet
and family and j. w. Getherman and
family called at the home of Jacob
Haigh last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Calvert has returned home
from Cincinnati.
Miss Emma Hottinger has been on
the sick list.
j. II. Easter and wife called on A.
w. Milburn last Wednesday evening.
The Union Prayer meeting will be
held in the rear room Of the Presby-
terian Church.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-01-20

the first Of the week looking for a
sight for barber shop.
Walter Cox, of East Monroe, is rum
ming barber shop here.
Georgia Swonger was the guest of
her grandparents, r. o. Wood and
wife, over Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Mcpherson is the guest
Of relatives at Franklin.
Fay Wallace visited her aunt, Mrs.
Cleo Wallace, at New Vienna, last
week.
Truman Dunlap ana family we're
guests of George Dunlap and wife,
Sunday.
James Cade moved his fami ly to New
Vienna last week.
James w. Holmes was in Hillsboro
Saturday and received supplies and
instructions for land appraiser in
Highland.
Mrs. Martha Moon, of Des Moines,
Iowa, is visiting p. +. Ladd and wife.
One day last week a tramp entered
Fred Hussey's house north of town.
Mrs. Hussey was badly scared and ran
to the neighbors. Help was summon
ed and officers called but the tramp
had fed. Nothing was missing how
ever. The tramp quite likely was too
badly scared to commit any depreda-
tlons.
Edley McCoy:was reported last week
as moving into Mrs. Hussey's property.
This week he will move into p. +.
Ladd's property vacated by James
Cade. For his next move see Mr..
Mccoy.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-01-20
FORT HILL.
Jan. II, 10.

Jan. IL, III.
Carey Burton and wife called on the
latter's sister, Mrs. Matte Rhoades,
Sunday evening.
G. A. Rhoades and wife, of Sinking
Spring, spent Sunday with J. O..
StultZ and wife.
Mrs. Mary Bobb spent Sunday with
Mart Stanley and wife.
Carl Phillips and wife spent Friday
with the latter's grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Countryman.
Walter Rhoads, of Rainsboro, visit
ed at T. A. Hockman's Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bobb spent Monday with
her aunt, Mrs. Louise Lawson.
Ova Havens called on Isaac Boob
Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Stultz and daughter, Mrs.
Mary Bobb and son spent Wednesday
with j. j. Butler and family, at Sink
ing Spring.
Mrs. Charlie johnson and little son
returned to their home In Beech Flats
Monday after spending a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Louisa LAWSON
Manlove Reed, of Sinking Spring,
spent Sunday with his parents, j. L.
Reed and wife.
James Irons and wife spent Sunday
with Cary Burton.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-01-20
wNKLE.
Jan. II, 10.

Jan. II, 10 :,
Homer Hawk and family, Of Union
are guests of j. A. Fouch today.
Messrs. Wilkins and Justice, of :
Lynchburg, and the Misses Wrinkle
were guests of II. s. Fender Sunday.
w. A. Wrinkle and family were the
guests of Mrs. Turner, at Sorg, Sun
day.
Harley Vance and family were the
guests of Charley Fender Sunday.
William wilkins and family were
guests Of J. w. Emery Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Kibler, of Five Mile,
were the guests of their son, George,
Sunday.
L. J. Sonner was business caller at
Hillsboro Saturday.
Ed Fawley and family, of New Mar
ket, were the guests of his sister, Mrs.
Pence, Sunday.
w. S. Bishir, of Naugatuk, w. Va,
was the guest of his family here
Sunday.
@. X. Moore and family were the
guests of his mother, at Point Victory,
Sunday.
William Ludwick was calling on
friends at Rainsboro Sunday.
William Stroop, who has been sick
for some time, is better. N-
w. B. Jacks and wife were guests Of
their daughter, Mrs. j. L. Sonner, at
Sonner Chapel, Saturday. i.
The fox hunters of this place are
kept busy these days. The Danville
boys have scared collie dog until it
runs from every body and our boys
have been up there every for week
with their hounds trying to catch 1t.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-01-20
HIGHLAND.
Jan. II, 10.

Jan. II, 10.
w. R. Ballard was in Wilmington
last Wednesday.
e. M. Johnson and wife were in
Hillsboro last Tuesday night.
L. A. Washburn was visiting in
Clermont county last week.
Clifford,Achor returned to his home
at Wyoming last Wednesday.
DIR. e. S. Judkins is visiting In Gin.
cinnati for few days.
StanleyiGreene purchased Mrs. Hus-
sey's property on West Main street and
will move in the spring.
A. C.'Ewings,';of Sabina, was here
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-01-20


Plnckney and Sommers both stared
at the secret service man in amaze
ment. The cool audacity of the pro-
posal took them both Off their feet.
Sommers was the first to recover
Bradley! Nor he exclaimed impet-
uously.
Pinckney bowed coldly.
I'm sorry. SIR" he said, "but you
are asking too much. That'll be i'm
possible"
He turned away just as Frances,
tired Of tie waiting, re-entered the
courtyard.
'Ah. Frances, you are readyT' he
asked.
Without replying the girl came
straight to Sommers.
What are you going to do now?"
she asked directly.
II have been ordered to report at
Washington at once to face the court
OF inquiry" returned the officer.
The girl smiled. There were both
sadness and joy In it-sadness for his
unfortunate situation, joy that they
had chance still to be together.
1--WE are just starting" she suggest
ed. Come with us on the yacht"
Sommers shook his head.
"Tm sorry: can't do that"
The girl stood looking at him. hurt
and uncertain. She had not expected
that rebuff. She could not understand
1t. Again Bradley seized the situation.
Miss Durant, Mr. Sommers goes to
Washington To eudeavor to show why
he should not he court martialed for
neglect of duty the night his gun was
forged. It's most important that he
get there as soon as possible. and no
ship sails from this port for week"
Pinckney stepped forward angrily.
"Mr. Bradley, your explanation is
most uncalled for" he exclaimed.
Then Frances began to see. Her
head came up, and her eyes lighted.
ION the contrary, Mr.. Bradley. I'm
very much obliged to you for your ex-
PLANTATION" she declared haughtily.
would it not be possible for you and
Lieutenant Sommers to return with
us?
at would be the greatest favor. Miss
Durant." he said earnestly 'T had al
ready requested 1t. but Mr.. Pinckney
objects"
The girl turned on Pinckney haugh-
tily.
when Mr.. Pinckney realizes that
the Irvessa is my fathers yacht and
that this gun was forged IN my fathers
works and that 1t Is my desire that
Lieutenant Sommers and Mr.. Bradley
sail with us at once l am sure he will
have no objections to Offer"
Rebuked, Pinckney bowed with Ill
grace.
"Since Miss Durant wishes It | am
only too happy to have you came with
us, Of course" he said to Bradley.
The secret service man bowed In
turn.
Then Wen 20, Of course, with
thanks" he said smrly III you will
excuse me I'll get ready. Lieutenant
Sommers and ! will be at the dock
within an hour"
When Bradley and Pinckney both
had gone Frances came over TO where
her lover was standing.
THAT was wrong" she said, gently
reproving. "You should have trusted
me more. We must have no more
misunherstan ndings. From now on what
affects you affects me. You and
are one but don't you see'-She paused
moment, looking up at him. heI
heart in her cycs-"but don't you see
love your"
ITO he continually
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Ito be continued.)

Merchandise you want a job as
Office boy, ehP Amy previous expert
ence
The Boy-No, sir. ] don't how to
do anything in an office
Merchant guess you won't do.
Boy-I don't even know how to
whistle.
Merchant-Hung up your hat
Catholic Standard and Times.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-01-20

thing. Promptly he took Pihckney at
his word
That's very good Of you, sir. and
you can be Of the greatest service to
us. Lieutenant Sommers goes to face
the court of inquiry at Washington,
and 1t Is his desire end mine to reach
there with as little delay as possible.
No steamer sails from this port to New
York for nearly a week.
Now. the gun that made this trou-
BILE was forged at your works, and
therefore. whether you wish 1t or not,
you have direct interest in the case.
Perhaps I'm going to ask you some
thing unusual, but 1t will be great fa-
vor If you will allow Mr.. Sommers and
myself to sail with you on the Ir-
vpqea
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-01-20

A Massachusetts, man worth 1000,
600 is discovered to have hidden 1t all
but $500, 900 from taxation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

w,.x i character better deyel
- 4 tAs city or the country
SssugsA q character Is best de
,.sssss ~Asre there Is the constant
,s~ssl.y q sxrrcising the viii Ia
tssusiEi
i evnparfuK the city bred youth
~ Z. epuntry brother. one must
- sssrsek the fact that the lat.
= 1 msried. bis environment Il
,~rs sna WHOLESOME. and c0nse-
sussss j. 1 rarely called upon 10
srAssask H. powerful attraction
Z sAop ssasares and their at.
ssuasus shhlh which are 20 be en-.
ssazussa u n cities
n ehsA 4 ~ city early learns
~ a. nssv Fris which surround
AT hu1 tAe continual nd.
Emi1n 4 vatchfnl parent or
rsarfaa = more apt 10 develop
/ rung vill and a shre~d mind.
gralkSa whieh are Indispensable
s IL naksaS of a good character.
Bore granting 10 the ruralist
VT pprsesation OF his character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
ACCUSED FORCER
WILL GO BACK

Ass " Montgomery. alias r.
y Vincent. alias Ciuny
l ..sasn whose failure 10 pay 4
- - aill At the Leonce hotel i4Y5
- 800 AZ. led to his arrest safur.
y Walter Thayer Of the Burns
oeefldan National Detective
! go has signlfied his Intention
.~...s-inins % Fort Worth. Tex. 10
ys.H 4 charge Of swindling the
80. -'siA 4 Merchants bank out Of
=: :. sAsn 1000. "
uasIsf says he has been on
ss...-.ssonery's trail for several
, ~~'aA Az the Leonce hotel Mont.
vas known as Vincent
-, z Webb, proprietor of the
go 5.eently received a worthless
~. ioF $40 from Montgomery.
n, same time he learned
- aonigomery was wanted bv
y 80. ssans & Sheridan agoncy. and
Aplliied Thayer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
INTEL MAN AND
V|FE FINED

~ h1<Af me yesterday. and
FI fsxtt gua now. screened NrS.
Or Nkssrs0n from the dock In
rzs eoaFt hits morning while
hanlnzn Heath Was testifying
nn ~ wnman sold him a bottle
4 asef ion 20 cents in her lodging
iaus Il 81 Union st.. yesterday
lfxanoz
I bad been drinking. confessed
~ Nleksrs0n. aud I've been try
~ 4 sight vhile Ia Jail upstairs
, 'kisk whether the policeman
pss NJ any money for that beer.
itnf ajax be did
issgk Ahearn. Of % Union st..
hak Ne stand and testified that
y skkeFson lodging house Was
fsessntsd By negroes. Japanese
~ als0fs, Hho made Sundays bid.
en- beezase o. their ribaid songs
NJ drvnken shouts. Both Mr.
Mseroa and hts wife spent lass
IN a Jail Nickerson says he
~ 4 revolver on Patruiman
assA because the latter vas In
ialr ssathes
I bad q right 70 defend my
~ beeauss the policemen were
sadag her Ike rat" said Nick
sna As ICON aa nasselblad and
rss'A showed their stars pat my
.s.e'sf back In my pocket, but
- ~ after Heath knocked four
- oai Of my lower jaw"
inu Gordon disposed d the
- y nnins NlckeFsOu and his
"a ils0 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
STATE or WASHINGTON.
COUNTY or KING -

"On this day 0f......,....l -.
public In and for the above county
and state. personally appeared
........ who executed tho foregoing
Instrument and duly acku0W lodged
that be executed the same for the
uses and purposes therein mentioned.
"Notary Public in and for the state
~ washington, residing al ....'..
WASH"
And now thot you have read this
Dental Combine agreement Whlch.
out ~ forty Dentists who took TIE
examination when I dtd. ! was the
only ono that refused 10 sign a.
Remember that the legislative inVes.
tiRatinR committee. after careful
invratiRnflon. reported that tho Den
fal B0afd vas guilty Of "reprchenHl
BILE conduct" That zone dentist had
been given Is license after be failed
20 pass. aud he paid twenty five dol
lars extra for the license that the
Dental board had taken twice as
much compensation aH the law allows
them Who would contend that
could have fair examination before
the Dental combine IN tho face OF
what ! have shown horef
EDWIN J brown, H. u. g..
1iB first Ave. Union Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

.,,,k character Is best dcVCk
!. the country The country
80 psople are almost always
- because there arc only a
:. 49, ~.sple IN the villages, and the
-. az far apart. and therefore
Z Z, hear OF Seandalous deeds.
Z ~ farms the people are busy.
!, sAelr thoughts are on their
sra 50 they have no time TO
n ANYTHING dishonorahlc
n. large cities there are so
=. ssmp,atlons that one trying 20
. living and alone iu the
80 ultA few friends is apt TO
- ,.le their clutches So many
800 and wicked people reside
Z H. city.
\ re- city schools SO many
$500 attend and arc 80 mixed
!. 4 ussiouallties that the GOOD
ss,,,s learn bad habits from the
49, sass. the boys more natural.
I. seeaase they mix morc socially
I ~ nan the girls do
- country the children learn
~, Aabsss mostly from their
s,s.,s whleh are usually sood
DOROTHY DUNE
i4a6 24th ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

-~-~4~c~Ne~N<~es~-~@~~ ~s~~ss~~@-~~e~~~~>
For UentaLafHe basement 10I First
av ~ suitable Tor retail ana part for
storage. and a restaurant OUTFIT Tor sale
call from % "a 60 p "a
Hest location iu the city for painter or
alrn wFifor Heuf Reasonable "a Bell
81 Phone Ind 1909 % scphton.
Twelve good stalls for rent sifs
Wafnmau ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
STAR WANT ADS
staTa Nortcrs


Mafhef To the ste ~ Mafhat. -
attle. september -. a eeaghssr
iandin TIE the etfs 81 A f.gadin. itie
talh. netubsf no date siNsn.s son
niuek mef@=fa the uifs % n HiaUk-
ter
uiiiwtts~ra the wifa o. ~ Gillette.
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Mas To the wits % Mas Sc
attic. NJ date stated. a daughter
FuftWanHiwFaaf the wtfn ~ A Fufts
sansisr. ne Brandon. oftetes 5. q
daughter
kranauu To the wits ~ b Nraneaa.
hss ssth y. oetabee ., = aaushtuF
auFdHH To the stfs ~ J aafdsu. tait
Ninth a. octahsr a sns
Wreuchn 20 tha sits af a. fireacke.
etQ satn. uetoh~r 8 nan
NixbY 20 ths site nf \. uisbY. IA
NadFpna. netuheq q. daughter
White To tbs Ntfr af So waite. afd
aFftns NeutrnhsE Gel = daughtar
Fraifefafu she wife ~ IS rFuttsF. Sc
ttiie General hespltai ocietef 3. a
daughter
CARROLL To the ~ifs 81 O. Carroll. ftf
tfth = uvfansr . a aan
kaiiF@ra tire atfs ~ * Kelly. 1914
alsth - Octstss g. = aanehtsr
HfskrerH the atfe uf t. FtskF 1851
eHfN 81 stotuu~H a ama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
EALk IMpRovEMEnra

ias,a. sI NE auspices Of the Ross
ssssr, s " club. the property
! N, q Dexter av and N'ckerso11
III, is meet At Rosenberg han
i.ls s s.sh'oht AZ. this evening at
,sss.' ss'oek TO discuss the recent
- 's s,., and other live sub.
~ present. a''' o'hsFH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
COME PREFER CITY, OTHERS
COUNTRY, IN STAR CONTEST

The city develops character by teaching people to
fieht temptation while the country protects By keep
ms pcopla out Of temptation
There d hot Argument between people who have
started on The stars contest based on the play The
CITY" which comes Co the Moore theatre next week
ON where Be- Character Better Developed la the city
or the Country The star prints today a couple OF
answers which came in among the scores which ar.
rived this morning.
Remember, the contest Is open until next Mon.
day night. No will be received after
then. letters not 20 be longer than $50
words The prizes are $40. S. S., 81 and tive 81
prizes Also theatre seats. 10 open 20 all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

CITY AID COUNTY LOANS
on improved or vacant property ~ and
a per cent. any amount from 80 O. $500.
for long ~ short time. and ohmg pay.
fnsnfs. NJ delay HfuftfVant q Co. a1f
Boston block Second ana Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
uEArh NOTICES

/ :. r. - ~ Z, :
Oefnhrr q 1as AElAatis
wolf Iaa@pha Welt ~. ortshsF 5. tEt
atKh y
aufraf~- Albert Musfky. stsut a.. sep
teannef 30 ass q
ballard Wa MAHard nlsat 20 sop
tnnthae ~. EffFi hntai
Iehhsen.-H Eina lahnaou. fa.sF nnnnfha
Dctuae~F 81 sze Seventh ~
atrnrua@a Daniel Slmmnua 81. sep
teuansf -. kins eaunsr hospital
HAsktms Mtaas MaFhlnss a.. 0rtaAsss
4st ffnd az
Williams tvedsrtcA Williams a. O0s
fnh4r ta4f EiEhth y "
Rtfu&si@uf a nssat NtsnSsteee. 60. prtps
hsF e. sfst ssfh = ~
MesfAftheY-- FhasuAs MrCastBwr. te. os.
tobsr q itat fsftana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
cHATTel LoARs

|-N~N-~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~~~N~N-eN
t.OANH no WORKING PEOPLE
OK REAL EHTATE. FURNITURE, Pr
ANDa LIVE STOCK OR ANY GOOD
HEcU hfTY EASY PAYMENT PLAN
LOWEST POBBiBLE HATEB NAH
f7fT. IND fG1f
OSCAR E JENSEN h co. INC.
1if Hgrthsfu Bank nidg 4th and Piks
Loans % furnituss. horass etc wilt
lam Roach. room III New Tark Bldg
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REAL ESTATE LoAns.


NOHTHWEBT TRUST a HAFE De.
FpHir CO. FIRST Az and Columbia a.
Goldman HuiIdluRJ. invites applications
f1r loans from ii 900 20 o. 900 on Inn
proved seattle feai0snCs property Ia
established districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

s-@~@~~~s~~~~@-~s@~~T~~
FffTEENW0RgH q auN fFafsasfam4i
faFrsfaFs ass deceased EimaasuaFS iftt
iHt uRp Msafa theNtss hslh ghHnrs az
tianuur Wafssa cs. fussfai usfsefnss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10

RAY hfoi =.
lsslTk ~ q Oriental Pool Room
ID al ~ NY eash prizes daily. I419
between Pike ana Union
- go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
FoR sALE-FuRNlruRe

-s-e~S-~e~~~~-~-~-~s~-~.~
teAsh planes aifh TauHrs uarsiins.
80 hes Rsm hs1ef Toner. tit unian
AiFhasi esst paif faf furuffurs ana
hpazehald Goods 1ain 1913 4 asfa
pcshs chairs ehaataHas C.hirnKo atsr.
ara offise fafnifufs Ce.. itas ID az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
SITUATIONS wAnTEo-FeMALE

seaeee~~s-reCee~eTs7sNf afN<sNe0ee
Experienced draasmHker wants sewing
az home. good flt charges reasonable.
Oak ftaf.
Erp~rienced teacher you'd uke pupils
In English. compoatlou. orc. k-i3i. care
STAR
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THE SEATTLE STAR

10 MAIL stnsCRinnRs The date
when Ynut subscription expires 10 on the
address label - each paper when thai
date arrives. n your subscription has not
taatn been paid in advances. ynuf name
u taken fFpm the list A change - dats
ga the address label h receipt a. %
per year. 81 50 far slx months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-10
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED ala ua supply
the demand for choice nursery stock
outfit free, cash weekly address - "
oregon
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auIlprRs. gscnANog.

BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
Come 20 Builders Exchange to sec
FREE EXHIBIT Of building ma
teriais and building apociAltlea.
For reliable contractors for all
classes Of work Desk room for
rent 1911 firth nv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CAHFENrEfiA
There viii BE- az open fuantinE ~ car.
panfsra Al the hall % isprsl Union No
tlt on Tuesday eveuirs Drfuhar ~. 20
Hhleh al carpenters Ia the clfr are most
cordially Invited am1 are requested 20
hrina their ladies A Eg1d Tins is prom
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PARTIES witnessing acridemt May a..
1915. ct foot Ray 81. please rsli up Bal
lard 1851 Call up Immediately Main
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Far aais-fady's tickst seattle 20 Min.
ussp9iis Address C-ftio HeFt Ave. Ev-
Tshsirnan a Wilson. carpenters and
isbbsrs window and door screens a see.
riAifF Main ii79. Ind aitt
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