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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-10

DR.. Crippen's execution has been
postponed for two weeks.
The cotton crop mas been badly
nipped by frosts and the price of
strictly all-wool garments is expected
to soar.
New York Herald: Mr.. Roose-
welt says he is beginning to get fati-
gued. Now he knows how the rest
of us feel.
Uncle Sam is the policeman of the
western hemisphere. This is again
demonstrated by the fact that he will
be called upon to stop the quarrel in
Honduras.
An eastern multi millionaire enter
tanned his friends at a dinner which
cost S43 plate. He must have serv-
ed bacon and eggs.-A berdeen News.
London is fearing a race war in
America. 1t doubtless finds this form
OF apprehension more restful than
the phantom airship scare.
We have become so accustomed to
the cost of living that when some
thing we like looks fairly cheap in
the local produce market quotations
we conclude it must be misprlnt.
If things go wrong in New York
the colonel may console himself with
the reflection that they might have
gone right if he had not responded
periodically to the call to save other
sections of the country.
The attorney general of Oklahoma
says the fifteenth amendment to the
federal constitution is invalid. If
there is any one thing they do know
all about in Oklahoma it is constitu-
tions.
There is snow in Pennsylvania six
to ten inches deep. And there are
people back there who think the west
ern mountain country is as frigid as
the polar regions.
"You are going to the polls regard
less of the weather."
yep" replied Farmer Corntossel:
my idea of real patriot is man
who will travel jest as far to cast his
ballot as he will to see circus"
Iowa farms have increased in value
something like 1872 per cent, during
the past ten years though their pro-
ductive value, measured in bushels,
has increased not at all. Possibly
that is one reason Henry Wallace
thinks Iowa farmers are going broke.
1t has been nice season for corn
husking SO far, and the indications
are that the big crop will be in the
cribs unusually early. Seems as if
any patriotic farmer ought to be will
ling to devote portion of one day to
saving the country.
Wendell Phillips said: Crust the
people-the wise and the ignorant.
the good and the bad-with the gray
est questions, and in the end you edn-
cate the race. At the same time you
secure, not perfect institutions, not
necessarily good ones, but the best
institutions possible while human
nature is the basis and only material
to build with"
This is the time for olive branches.
instead of Knives says the Orange
City Herald. The spoils? Oh, both
er the spoils. Who cares about them?
There are patriots enough to look af-
ter the offices, and the care of the
party should be to conduct the af-
fairs of this great government de-
Gently and honestly before God and
man."
This time the shippers hope to be
able to keep the lower rates to Mis-
souri, river points in effect while the
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-10

There is snow in Pennsylvania six
to ten inches deep. And there are
people back there who think the west
ern mountain country is as frigid as
the polar regions.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-10

The attorney general of Oklahoma
says the fifteenth amendment to the
federal constitution is invalid. If
there is any one thing they do know
all about in Oklahoma it is constftu-
tons.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-10

zazzzssnzzE..s;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

Lenders raVorite Child Actress.
A childFeus theatre will hc
opened in London next month. In
which ali Of the performers will be
under 10 years old. One OF the
large theatres wltl be- used. Only
afternoon performances viii be
given. 80 that the little tots who
perform or see the plays wiil not
have 20 stay np late.
The plays will contain only sit.
uations In which children might
naturally find themselves The love
element will never be much devci-
0ped. for instance said Mlss Lila
Field. who will present the plays.
Since they will thoroughly under
stand the situations. the children
wiil be able to piay these perfectly
naturally: the children IN the aud
fence viii be Ia sympathy. and
grownup people looking on will
fiud their interest In noticing the
working Of a chlida mind aud a
chiid'H point Of view"
The Goldfish will be the first
play given.
Among the patrons are the Prin,
cess noiEourouki. Princess Hafx-
feldt. the Duchess % Norfolk. the
Duchess OF Marlborough aud the
Marquis DE- Several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

r,a,s sept % William Ran
.seh Hearst. IN an interview E',en
= ,-n,,ed Press today assorted
=, ~ knew positively that Chaa
-, ,,.,,oh, leader ot rRmmany
49, arranged 90 nominate
ha@ cayuor cor governor Of New
N% 4 me democratic state con
lN low which meets 30 Rochester
seauV'" ~ that Mayov Gaynor
VIZ VIZ accept the nomination
ss =, IA not feel SURE that Mayor
would Accept the nomina-
~ Y, NJ aid Hearst. until Ne said he
w. not accept ! know positive
49, 49, mat Gaynor has a peculiar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
RFARST DECLARES GAYNOR IN
LEAGUE WITH TAMMANY HALL

combination, which Ia simple. whom
You know Il You need only To hank
upon his doing that which he says
he positively viii not Do"
Hearst said that GayuOr had tried
to set the support Of the independ.
cnee League, aud continued
We gave Gaynor honest asso.
cIates aud he really ought to be
grateiul tits assistants made an
honest administration Gaynor gets
the credit Gaynor however. aid
not secm 10 want honest assistants.
Tie wanted Tammany crooks. aud
publicly declared that he would not
accept office unless they werc
elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
Rooster Ends It's Life
When Whipped by Rival

NEWARK. y J.. Sept 29.--Mrs
William Percy. Of Belleville. ". j..
b authority for the story that
game cock ended It's life when de
feated By younger adversary
Mrs Percy declares the old rooster
battied for two hours and when
beaten down from sheer exhaustion
thrust his head through a crack in
the fence and drew up bis legs.
choking IL death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
REAL EarAIr LOANS.

wonrifWEgT TRUST 4 aAFE DR..
ryHfT 90 First a. and Columbia e.
fC4lWHn HaldlnnI. invites applications
fYr loans from 81 .o9o 90 o.. 900 on ln.
proved heafti0 residences property in
established districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
FIND CONE TO
SET BRUSH FIRE

,ns ANGELES, Sept 30 ON.
e Il The forestry service are to
I. sorancting rigid lnvestlgation
s,ssnz the discovery Of what they
s's.,e Is havc been a machine de-
80 Is set fire to the forests In
~ Cleveland reserve
~ machine consists ot q cop
.ire cone. beneath which On a
.ass q tallow candle was fast
- rhe cone vas 50 arranged
-, ,hr candle after being lighted
-. =. b. protected from the wind
- wosld burn for SOME time be
~ ~seAlng the base. upon which
s.a.mmahse material was scattered.
~ authorities appear to be con
,,..,sa that the builder Of the ma
49, ngoposed to light the candle
- moantlug a horse be many
-. auay when the fire was dis
rsrerpd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
Forgets to Repair Porch
And Burglar Gets a Fail

ST LOFTS. sept 20 In DE opin
Ton 81 81 Louis burglars. Charles
Spiegelhalter Is probably the mean.
est man In town. he was 40 forget
fui h. forgot 10 send a carpenter 10
repair the railing on a hack porch
and In consequence one OF the dark.
lantern gentry iE nursing a number
OF bruises SpieEeihaiter was told
By his wife 10 repair the rail But
he forgot lie vas aroused from
bis sleep b. a crash AZ the rear 81
his home Investigation revealed a
jimmy on the ground below and
a broken railing SpiegeihaIfer
0piues some "second.atO worker
got a fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
Garbage Plant Perfumes
Butter SIX Miles Avvav

ST. CHARLES, Mo. Sept 20
bhttcr churned Two miles from
Sands. Mo. where the STANDARD Re.
dueuon and Garbage comnany'a
plant Is situated. was go impreguat
cd With The odor of burning garbago
that u ueuscatcd hia customers, a
Witness testified at a hearing for an
injunction TO restrain the operation
OF the plant Others testified the
edots had awakened them from
their sleep ak miles away. and
driven them from their meals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
MAN INJURED IN
AUTO CRASH MAY DIE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 90
The recovery OF j g. Knox. who
vas injured. along with three com.
panions. when City Architect James
l.. Fisher was killed in an automo
bile accident on the Great Highway
In Golden Gate park early today. Is
considered doubtful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
Chanhr to Look at
Undertaking Bills

ssx ksrs A. Matthews has
knxFhs to the attention Of the
cksmser 81 cornmeree the ex'
@slssst charges made by IN
&~ssers against the estates
anrsoas leaving no Immediate
~lstifes in the city.
me chamber. through ITS
saanty committee. yesterday
hrsarded resolutions TO the
MIRO Of commissioners, indors-
~ tire superior court In scrur
t-izing each underwriters bill
. ire probating Of estates.
ns recommending that a eoun.
h ncruue be established. Pro
.sec for tire rioraue may be
nsae in tire proposed new eoun-
y bgllsing-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
HoUsEkrrPINn RoOMa

~0s@~0~-~~e~~~a@see0ers
Haiin 10 huuNrkrf ping rooms. SO
kitrhnnoffr. gha AMI fights furnished, g
yer weak ttot 18Th az
Comfortable. outside. 81 week 10 ID
morning. Hf1h toWeii 81
Suite pf reotnH. complete Tor hnua4
keepinH Fas phnne ao7s Terry nt
single ana suites watkins diatane4
EaH BAN nehi. 20 up E28a sixth A
Single housekeeping rooms ii1 mefl
~ between First nud Second avs
Furniancd Housekeeping rooms. ohosb
.ff1 Feaief way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
ROOSEVELT DENIES MAKING
ALLIANCE WITH HEARST

sAkAToGA. \. =, Sept 29.-In
ssaponse to reports that he had
- IN Communication With WI.
= x Hearst since he came to
ssa.s'osa. and that be- and Mr.
"a 'saiss had formed an alliance for
coming campaign. Col Rooae-
'aAaed this statement last
nave not communicated with
= =. Hearst or anyone else outside
= Convention. and the candidates.
aaye considered here today have
-. - discussed purely on their own
n sls.Ils and without reference 20 Sir.
s'ss'st Or anyone else"
~ nfiseom said tonight that aa
s, .ssah Of the action Of the state
- s., 'on he confidently expected
$50 g1s'y 70 win at the polls Ia SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
THE SEATTLE STAR

Entered AZ tha Aeatua peEtatfius a.
ssgand class matter
one cent PEI enpf. sta rsHts PET seek
% tNruty sfite cents per mauth naitFs
cred by mail of eAfsier Ne free copies
Ia Nail sin~t ulnfNs The date
y Heu Nuuf subscription ekntfea ~ GA the
41aresa label 81 each papaf when that
eafF arrives. ~ YuuF subsf rfpttaa has rot
saain been paid in advance Faue nafas
u sahrn ffefn the list A change uf aats
on ths address lahel ~ receipt gs 90
PEI rear. 81 30 Zoe alk mauths
NOTICE. TO stuSt HiuEhz ahaaid
feHf cnpF e The HtaE faii - reach Fuu
~ uelueh anF eNsntnN please Dc ~
tAa fatnr g. call up aaf maim effiss. Sun
So. Main Aae, iuA ttl, hetaean ard
7 % a'tiafk. and Ne stit ssnd ruu a farY
AZ ance tt Neu sheaia fniss e. more than
fNN sa 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
MUST EARN SIS A MONTH
TO INHERIT AZ 900 Doo

WASHINGTON. Sept 80 Nv the
provisions Of his grandfathers will
Horace Logan keelcr. a 32yearold
Richmond. Ind. hoy, must earn SIS
month In order TO Inherit 81. 600.
600 hut he now h serving as hos.
pital apprentice AZ Newport. X. l..
with no prospect OF attaining that
salary. Tho navy department. how
ever. q willing to discharge him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
FEDERAL CONTROL
ENDORSED At PUEBLO


PEE1t.0. Colo. Sept 30 The
ttrnl euafrOl Of interstate waters
"a overwhelmingly endorsed to
II " TIE committee on reaolu
tsu n the National Irrigation
tuarsw In session here A minor
nna committee VIII present a
nw iaYofing state control. and
lfamgA . fight Is predicted on che
a'os oysT the question. Il Ia prob
1sls hat federal control will be
satafssd By a great majority Of the
nsnkers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
HEARST FOR
STIMSON

NEW YORK. Sept. % Hearst's
asx York American today indi-
tsiss th4' Il Is preparing 10 support
Hssry l. Stimson. the republican
sandidaie for governor.
sumson Ia the kind Of a man
70 gets what and whom be al.
sssks, : the American declares
ne republicans had brains
saough 70 select a man standing
p 0mething. who actually has
saasicted some big men Of doing
IN % the community.
n ! can BE- shown, as we hope II
-. NAT StimsOn belongs % him
~ ne republicans have q candl.
h's q iirstelass size"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
SITUATIONS wAaTED-FEMALE
AGENTS WANTED.

Marie Bertrand. formerly u the Holy
Names Academy would IKE piano pupils
East $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

We are now selling acres or good. rich
Thia land lies as flueo 10 the Great
Northern depot ia Everett aH Green
Lake does e. Pioneer square. We are
selling this Hand at $50 per acre; SIC
cash. balance GO per month.
OLE HANSON q co,
atf-t6-t6-17 New York Block
faf saio--Ten acres Of good land on
WILDLY Island good view Of straits aud
Sound 100 taFunhorrlea iu prime condi-
ton rs cherries, @ years old. 30 pruues
E room house. over half done. school and
church cluHe3 lust the Kind OF sum
fuer home for a man 81 means Don
miss this chance. Price f3ba0. cash.
before November T. VIM. sherman.
Coupyille, wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

~ Prot Stevens. Nsw Method Teach.
WlA ing Dancing Guaranteed IN I uffs
AiFf4~ waite Lessons Days nFruiUFa Trial
4iIsI always free Fourth and Pins 1t
FOR RENT --- ELLANEOUH
-~-@-~-~gs~~e~-0ses~-~er a~g~oeoe~ee-~4~~~-ee~s~
Furnished huuarhoat fHr rent North
fFtf
ueaf iarhttHn IN the city fnr painter ar
HlRu writer Rent reasonable aa 4eii
e. Phone fnd ice % aephtnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

WHITE RIVER VALLEY bottom land
IN to-acre tracts, only 400 per acre on
easy terms
Vi & DosTfCK q CO. 400 Leary nidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

N@.~aaesr@es~e~sseefHsee 49,
uwn tuidiHE 1850, hrai CREATION 90
seattle f1f mukfna pictures lhnaf COS
suraf rAHt residence. Gte tath. unar
nfesUNasla
aaara faf uahi manufactures. sith
power iss rent - BEL a. Phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
You Ought
To Know

that impure blood with It's weak
ening results, unpleasant breath,
headaches, unressful nights, pooF
appetite, sallow skin, pimplcs and
depres.lon. comes from conslipation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

VKnY cfIEAp CLoHE-tN HOME
Large. beautiful b-Fnpm modern cot
siseisic iant nstures. shafes iHlpr6ve-
mHnfa tn ana paid in fuil; only - min
uiaa ride only ~ fsa. see cash. bal
ance tza per month. including interest
Aisa AZ UniyefaiiY place. very attractive
f.rnnfn modern cottage. ifnpfus Cmeuts
y. has ioca.on. oaly iss cash, balance
j HEtL a co.
aa1 uiobs Block
COLOMBIA cry snap
blocks OF new Whitwnffh SCHOOL, &
room sginl-usedcrn cottage; lot t2xst.
owusf has moved TO Idaho and says
he could rather rrii ou terms Of tzs
cash 400 SO month than 60 rent
EMPIRE REALTY CH.. INC.
tie 20 1sa SULLIVAN WaK. 7io-i8 isi Ave
kirkland CITY LOTS ONLY slB-
Good sized lots iu the cify ~ kirkland.
with graded streets. aiIoE alka, schools.
churches afarra. CLOSE te center 90 tns
dnniriai gruN th, must advance tn value
in near future Your own terms Take
Madison car ana kirkland terry ar An
dsfson boat 90 office ~ Kirkland nf
Burke & Fnrfar. ar call az 800 Sew
Nofh hl9ek 0pen evening"
sega
For f21s $40 can sell large i1t Just north
q the riiy umits We only ask f2I So
cash. balance long time We VIII deed
Got free " g1u can buy ~ good "A lot
for tho money Ia any other office In
Drr uANno~ a g,O
rbir1 Tf,.r 80. ynrN tff,.t
,....,. -. -.
80 ,,,. ,na,t. lin nv gts s,.,e
49, 900 81 go st.te - ,ttiti,a
ti.r rIrs rin,,ib4 ....f I'D tbta rtnrr-
nu r,rs f.r a. 100 eV f.rr,ss rarfv
Faine to Mtchisan ana inttst aou caif
far IA NJ cHANta. al AiRona. on ra-
Gonna IrtrrurEan
go ...,,. 49, ------------
t,,r , -. ,,.t....
home. and one YOU can buy with yeur
rcut monepT M co. call nt office ana
lot as show YOU one of the best buva
in Seattle SIX rooms. reception hali
ruil cement basement Laundry trays.
north OF Lincoln high school Price
" teo terms, tloe cash
fMliNE hFAl.la 70 I'M.
al" t' aaf sullivan tidRs tlN-l- iHi ave
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS
have biz list Of homes. chicken
ranches ana eardcn tracts from 4, 10. g0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

Safe Medicine for Children.
Foley's Honey and Tar is a safe
and effective medicine for children,
as It does not contain oplaies or
harmful drugs Get only the gen
ulne Foley's Honey and Tar. In the
yellow package IT, Bartell Drug
Stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
rllanlsAEp APARTMENTs.

e=1~-sers~sTees-s~s0s0@f
0HAND fVtEW APAHTMENTa. 400
Haatlaka. strictly m0dcrus completely
furnished g. g. Groom euiteHi special
summes rates, walking distance. ". ~.
fud 93ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
FIND 10000
JEWELS IN HOTEL

u,,, ~ InIfed PfessJ
Il .m',ieIFhG Man. Sept 20 lev.
~, sa'iea at $4,000 which were
Row. rom Lady Antrim al the
xeeks AleAandFa hotel here. two
" 49,. We. were recovered today
IL 1hssse''iYes. Who found them IN
-, , - The Jewels have been
Wlll,. ..aay Antrim at Vancouver.
issted 'd 4. Nardner. who was ar.
4 stllt ~ y connection with tho case.
sfid BY the anthorifiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
BEECHAM'S
PILLS

have been doing good 10 men and
women for many, many years and
their value has been tested and
proved. They remove the cause Of
physical troubles. A few small
doses will show their safe tonic
action on you. Beecham's Pills
will surely help you 10 an active
liver, a good stomach. a sweet
breath, clear head and refresh
ing sleep. In young or old they will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

.sseAesa~ee4~sHse~riFest - - 49, = =
ACRES coon LANU Fbh

ACNNA coon LANu Fuh
sEha
ne cast Is pEN MONTH
Ne hess sessrai haudfrd acres % Eaea.
FtFn. level tanA situate rloaa - See ttin'
an suoN euMufY fsHa TITS iama u trf
tlta suitable fnr sil hiuis 20 tTvi'A. 80
IL - aefF easily cleared. aas ffopsftf
managed WftI nfina Wa FHHseHs1r stan
tigtnE We have no rhlfAHna ~ zen
t.sms fres esrsfssana pigeons. helfHfa
MarFer faffsine tssin meats 70 avs
AaAF uuf We have tho largest aila
beet asaaffrenf % geod isn1 ~ setf
Hrlaaa NaHaiTl ~ anyone So teefAt@
Alec frfsasfs.tsrs Na have uHtnf had
las sgit fn aM aaf hHHiufss dealings ~
aaf afffra 80 give each ere a s4nafr
deaf we nevsf ssit anFfhiHE uniess
ufaaa e profit Ana nur FfHiif T. go
than that af any other dealer ~ ths
state AK shuHt ne
WfF Mk wHuN CO
Thiff Fiauf Nsw lufh h.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

~s>~~~~~~S~s~-~-~e see-0ee-~s~@@s~~~e
Three faam farniahsd nat. aisB unfuf.
niaheN nne fHHH cottage fbts ifau sii
~ Main ttit
Fut stale 81 ~ i.sf~ Nirsly fufnishsa
Nat SOC teiHn ttts
Meas.p sps geesa fats siess la. nsi.
isff so and sis Fhnns naltafd s8a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

-e<s~o~~~~N~~~e
LET M RENT YOUR PROPERTY
Will take care of u az though " were
g. w JACKSON.
9OT American Bank BuiidiuH
Main 1895 lnd bb1l.
Small house or two uufurnishcd rooms.
vfth independent entrance state price
and location Kt1t. TIE star
scenic negatives ~ Pacific Northwest.
Er7 and larger Jacobs. P-i. hidg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

FrancI,s' s va,i No. Sept 20 Mrs.
Heart I, s .t playmate and sweet.
hraisd hs ne lale Mark Twain, cele.
arr aeF 72nd birthday annlyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29
FOR RENT


HOUSES.
e>s>~eNeeseNeN~<se
WEST a wuErtEn coLMAN nLodN
RIM Houses
W tft zoe N Owe "a walking list Nv
desirable baiahhurhoad maa
W pihE sna rleo nrhta "
q $500 atfi t.th a. D. nsht =
~ lY new desirable uelNhhnfhusd "
a cement hawt Wpu Pills ludtf n
~ trays fuHftaha tar w
n tit 90 100 ttuakiYn af iae
W fafd fruit trees rief NHhtz v
n HaH fur CpnhluH NhHtihhr cas-
NJ fsi Au- sos Prospect ~ etorlient VI
q Wow = lHr yard piuas ini good =
repair mad plhu 3. CO., ~
.W tgS pis ssth av.i recently buut. "
a furnace erment hamt good >
"a neiHhbofhoad Madraua Pm car W
tgt le ifas tsth az NJ une vles =
W ut Lake Washington WiH W
lawn fruit trees. fireplace mnd =
" except furnace Madiaon b. car
Hev Ouf complete ron HENT list a
W Houses cottages. flats. heated NJ
. apts stores. etc 10 al parts q 4
wEsr & WHISTLER. GOLDMAN MOCK
Far Hrat $50 psr month faf as~ 9.
fns'na m".ietn resldsnro has hnsenteti
furnace. laundry trays fireplace Hnd al
eaas snieRees On 4sth az. ono biatA 90
Green Lake raFa and two biHfks Co. wal
llha lHti Htla Meridian cars can ala
vnttal building, o. phune Main bsts
aoaa f-Fean house and niesiy iosatsi
lat Toy tftAt 800 cash. tia per meath
1uif ~ minutes franl Nre fefh nuiia
tha CLOSE GO Lake Washington huuiua
tafd taa NuH AaFk biark. NJ al
gen open evenings
9,feum mnasfn, SOC 3ftht $40.
fentn modern teal EAfds SIC
Isfgam mudrru s11s b penHY wsY fge
Ryan a ca. oak So
sis feam mndrfn hausr. fall sise hes
lneHf iauudfY fufhaFH Haa range fshnne
q ff88
clean iroafn hasss tte psr month
NalainE aiaiangc rhanu Nnrfh fof
Ais faam hauss. Hlce Yard. au wash.
inston ursF ifth a. Maip a'it
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Faf aais Must be- sold before 0etai.er
20. inf s9Ei14. fenced ana ln Rafdan. )
hl"fkH north gf Woodland : block from
riff sa, lake aud sound Nlrw fasF
terms Cali Hnffh bga
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WATER FRONT.

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- aaa-NEHV CHOICE. - sfses, tfa
proved trails. safdsa. HOUSE.. fif ntfufes
! fimo caNn ever E8e fret y attf If"nt
Ftssi cash 2o1 CfafF- Main $751;
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AGENTS. WANTEpa-To aid US supply
the demand for choice nursery stock
outfit free. caah weekly Address Cal
TAI CITY NURSERY COMPANY, Salem,
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OFFENDERS MUST guy.

. a 1. Butler. Who IA Ia a
: ,A.rse q commercial subjects q
/. A ne Qaeea Anae hiEh school. =
!. As,leyss IN sparing the rod and =
! ~sinx eandy Offenders =
/. n, hereafter b. required Ia .
! sres, their classmates with q
! y. boms or other sweetmcats. .
. : a. eaiet issued one OF. .
! ,susr alreaay paid the penalty .
! rsssegaay and everybody In =
~ elass seemed satisfied, .
.ssssss q = .
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rtNE FWrfT LANua&p irrigation nec-
eHaarY. bis profits. thirty minutes from
seattle. aia4 go. au FerV easy terms
See Mr Weetrr On wharf az kirkland
Madlaon cor ana kirkland ferry uf An
drra1n boat or cali &c COS NoW YORK
block open eeeninsa
uavir Medicine CO.. aiNth and heHief.
raufa reliable man fn run aGrnry a. AH.
ardenn. must have Sums cash. snap
rlEhf man
wanted a woman not afraid ~ work
To- assist and learn nursing. Apply br
10 soto. weston snd SECOND. -
one experienced packer and ona heip-
or fsfg-ta UruahWaT o.. - wallace
candy 60 "
tuition bookkeeping or shorthand in
sFrhanEo FOE enrk az Seattle business
college
wanted-A Rtu fu general house
work aab iaih ay N-----------
Glri far general houseworks tss per
fnunFn Fast 1902
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IN ARIRS & NkTlNGfI' ~ q ii55S cTniii,SS
building. laos Second aV Graduate
kirksvillc. 1909. recent post graduate
Los Angeles Phones. Main 4SSo; rest
dence. East eaat
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