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The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
THE TOWN
Meet me At Pinard's.

M
II vii pay y on to take yourcream
70 a. J. Swarts.
Mn. h. Thompson visited Tyndall
friends between trains W Wednesday.
J. J. Bolli niger wss an east hound
passenger on Wednesday mornings
train.
Miss Talcott Of Chicago 10 here
visiting her sister, Mrs. s. L. Gable.
and fan lily.
y. y. Krall optician. who will be 10
Wagnsr August flth, has one Of the
best lense grinding and OPTICAL manu-
facturing plan in the state.
BAnker'C g. G. Smith and wife Of
Dante speut Sunday in Wagner.
euests It the Majestic.
Wen furnish the money
You buv good steers.
You feed your corn
EosS'n do the rest.
Come ia and see rs.
F. s. Strohbenn.
W. A. Fallgatter Of ut. vern on is
I, Wagnsf visiting bis brotheriniaw.
". r. Truax. and wife.
Niss Nyda Dressethu5s left Wednes-
0ay ~ Orange City, Iowa. for : visit
Sitn relatives and iii ends.
Disinfect your hens nests with
Liquid KeaIsxfor sslesby Al Swarls
VIM Hinkley u nov spinning around
IN ! new =. N, r. ave passenger auto
which be purchased down at Tabor list
week.
Get ! box Of nice breakfast Fooi
vt WAener's Feed Store. Something
new. +,
jacob Greaser il back from q two
woeks sojcurn Il Iowa Gifts. Iowa.
y = his father and other rel .tives
wsa visiting
Highest cash price for ! q eg = /.
Wsgner's Fsed Ssore
70 veil Haskel went to Armour
I afurdsy where he will b. y Of the
regulars On the baii team Of that town
The remember u the seas on.
". ]. loh fsscr ord II. L. 1hu,ter
went % So tlsrd Wednsfdsy 10 tske
ehprfs u and close ont the stock Of
hstd S'are they traded for last week.
81 tha new line Of Ladies skirts at
Wolfs's Bssy Store.
-. PesAs9 and Delphia Sma lex Of
Ih6cr and - -konecny Of Tyudall
wsFa over Sunday vis,to 70 st The
In q Peshet bone II Wagner.
1liss - spklng returned Satur day
fru1 : months trip through Montana
- ~ Ysllew Stone Park. she re-
ports having had ! most enjoyable
kosss bstween Ravinia AMI Wagner !
~ 9oaday, July 81. ! back coat, = it'll
! pdle q eysGlaases ia pocket Finder
plesoa netify G. G. ] ohnson.
HAIRY Ibompson. John Hiner.
Lsoaa1d Isunbe and Roy Harvey
went y Parkston Sunday 70 assist the
Ayoa ball team II : game in that city
thst dsy.
The Wagner and Trip ball team,
viii ~ conclusions On the local .ti.-
nond this friday afternoon. The
two teams - lined up stron : and !
fat q ne y expected.
We have Gang plows stackers ara
~ buels ~ kend which y. viii die.
poss "a st est. while they ~
Gee nd - ~. -. ]. Rubertus
m. Mislsnse and Mn. Pfotenha.
=. mether md sister 81 Mrs. Il. s.
Iommsu. aecsmpanisdtby Mn. Pfoten
kooxe ~ shIldtsns are visiting NJ.
llF.e 1Snnsn tbis wesk.
TtaISy ~, dh1Fdtf Il .ood =.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that | will
not be responsible for or pay any obli-
CATION contracted by H. G. Bark.
Dated July 25th, 1911.
Dora A. Bark.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
ACCUSED OF STEALING.

E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me,
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve
of stealing-the sting from burns or
SC alds-the pain from sores If all
kind s-the Iistr 'ss from boils OF
piles. ut robs cuts, o 8, bruises,
sprains and injuies of their terror
he says as a healing remedy it's
equal don't ex list. Only 16c at All
Druggists.
DR.. Putnam the specialist Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat, of Sioux
Falls, S. d., will be in Wagner
Wednesday August 3th., at DR..
Stuar s. office to do work along his
line.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
$25. on $25. 90 S25. 90
MONEY IS WHAT TALkS.

We will sell you a bedroom suit,
of n full sized Iron Bed,
l Bed Spring, ! Mattress l Dire SIS er,
| Wash stand and2 Pillows.
A. T. Cole,
Furniture & Undertaking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
The CATHOLIC
CHURCH AIDS

Last Sundays collections In the
Catholic churches Of the state for
the relief OF the Chinese sufferers
exceed $1,000. although number
OF churches in Eastern Washing.
ton did not receive Bishop O'Dea's
notice In time TO make collections.
These churches viii act on the
notice next Sunday.
A donation Of $500 was received
yesterday from the Yakima Com.
mcrciai club The Western Union
donation included toll services TO
the amount OF 500 Laurence J.
Colman and WadhanlH A Kerr Bros.
notified the local relief committee
yesterday that they would give so
barrels Of flour each.
An order will be introduced in
the city council tonight. asking for
an appropriation OF $500 for the
relief OF the starving Chinese.
Mayor Dilling highly commended
the efforts OF the Seattle CONNER.
clal club and said yesterday that
he was proud OF Seattle'a record.
The mayor Will lead the grand
march at the blk popular ball At
Dreamland rink next Friday night.
A feature OF the ball will be an cx-
hibltion drill By the local militia
and detachment OF marinoH.
There will be a parade In the after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

Leg o. mutton. 1874 cents pound. leg
OF lamb, is cents pound. shoulder ~
mutton, cents pound. rolled roast 10
cents pound pot roast, n cents mound Z
sirlcin steak. f2h pound; = bone steak
10 cents pound. veal roast. i2M cents
pound; home made link sausage. 3
Finnan haddle, 10 to ~ cents pound
aaltod cells, ~ cents pound DunEoness
crabs. for 20 centHi Baltimore oysters
10 cents pint. opened clans IS cents
quart salmon trout. pounds as cents.
herring, cents pound. Columbia river
smelts, pounds rs cents
Oranges 10 10 20 cents a dozen. crane
fruit, for 10 cents. dried peaches I'D
cents pound; dried aprlcotA. 10 cents
pound; grapes, pounds 10 cents: Rus
set apples, 8. cents dozen. lemons, f5
cents dozen; celery, cents stalk. let
tuce. heads for cents. tomatoes 20
cents pound; cauiiflower. 10 and 10 cents
head potatoes. 50 sack. delivered
Washington creamery butter, 40 cents
pound unsalted butter. a6 cents pound
fresh jersey butter, pounds o5 cents,
Danish method butter, 40 cents pound
Minnesota butter 40 cents pound iowa
butter 30 cents pound. 2 pounds Sf
cents; renovated butter, 20 cents pound
| new laid eggs, 30 cents dozen. dozcn
% cents fresh eggs. 20 cents dozen,
tresh Eastern eggs, 20 cents dozen,
swiss cheese, rs cents pound Tilihmools
cheese. pounds 35 cents; cream brick
cheese, pounds IS cents, cottage cheese
10 cents pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
Climate Failed
Medicine Cured

n has been abundsutiv shown that
rest fresh air and TNad feed do heip
many persons suffering from tuhersu-
iosis hut % be realty honest n urst
fe admitted that the disease ia seldom
more than arrested semvfhiux more
- needed
Eskmau's Alternative - a medicine n, ie
for the cure % Tuberculosis II has cured
this disease agAin and asalnes often these
cures have been effected whers the SUIT
-~~sln1iaKs aere noe IDEAL. whore 10 lntct-
Iixenf ~~afe Vas taken - the patlent.
where nniry was seasei good tood nud
srcd cockine unusual yet cures resulted
Nov We argue and urrs that Erkfnan's
Alternative shepit- used IN sVefr go
OF Tuberculosis. "a A4ditlen 70 good. noar-
ishing food, and fresh AIR. which We az
need
The fact.-the evidences o. cures mat
have been mads-sre interssiiHE readiuE
A remarkable cure follows - weldon. ili
Gentlemen rhruexh Eekmaus Alter
alive J have been sawed ffofn q prsma tare
srave. ard. fceiing that / inixht benefit
suftering humanity I take pleasure iu
~ritlnE you brief history pt ms sick
mess. Whieh you are a. liberty To- mss
ON December IL. 1895. I taken
with typhoid Ru~umausa NJ iuaGs De-
came very much affected. mr. spafum
was examined and ruherruiaals Nacuii
Was found ON Veterinary glsa. 1895. uas
adv lsed 20 g. 10 Fort Worth. Texas
While there az Sbscszs ~ ms fsEnt lung
trcke and discharged Essa worse. ami
became Vcry much esnaefsfed NY phYsi.
elan Informed me that I must 80 g.
Colorado quickly passists I isff
Texas June lat and arrived 20 cAnan CITY
June 1rt. vcrF feeble. After being fhsrs
fwo weeks. my phsstetah Informed me
that nothing could - done nv ease
was hopeless. Three weeks later I re-
turned home. Weighing f51 pouads. the
doctor having wiven me ~ assurance %
reaching there alive
On she t+fh ~ fuiY I began taking
Eekman's @und~rful remedy FOR Con
sumption. v being very highly recon-
mended Today I wsixh f5s reauds I
nn stout and we'll and ran 80 any aini
Of work about my grain elevator { Rave
not an ache mar gain la ny lungs. eat
well. sleep we'll. ard never f~if better
would b. xiaG V every p@rson afflicted
With Tubercuiosis took Kehfnan's cure.
(Slgnsa Affitasitl ARTHUR WEBB
Erkmans Alternative cures Bronchitis
Asthma. Hsy Fewer. Threat and Lung
Affections Fnr sale ~ the Parker. oWi
and nartefi DruE Companies. and other
leading DRUGGISTS Ask fer noakist 81
cured cases. and write "a Eekman Labor
atorv Philadelphia. Pa. for additional
evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
TH|E[MAN
SURRENOERS

Darby Thielman. wanted for al.
legged completely IN the BIG Stores
and Mowhray syndicate uf fake
wrestling promoters. surrendered
himself yesterday afternoon To
United States Marshal G. y. Hop.
kina
Thielman was arrested last May
and was ordered sent 10 Omaha.
Before leaving he went with Deputy
Marshal Lathe 20 visit his invalid
daughter at the Orthopedic hospital
The scene Ia the sick room was 20
touching that Lathe left the room.
whereupon Thlclman escaped
through a rear door
Since them he has been eyadiug
the federal officers. until recently.
when he began communicating with
the marshafs office from New York.
finally resulting Ia the surrender
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

q c. u iiillmsn yes.
ne u," ..-.s men OF Everett
t~stnisa' II 10 their knowledge OF
the value OF logged off land In
Snohomish county. and especially In
the Hlilman holdings In Birming
ham.
Patrick Quinn. the first witness
called. stated that the average
homcscckers hankroll ranged be.
tween $3.50 and $3.50. and that he
must expect to pay a little more
for his home than the man able 20
pay cash.
In his estimation water front
property Is worth tI0o an acre. the
back land $40. and choice lots IN
the townsitc are worth from SIS 20
$50 lie valued the cleared land at
$3.50 an acre. allowing si0o for
clearing
Similar testimony was introduced
By T. y. McGlli and c. ~. walsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
GIRL TEACHER
IMPORTS PUPILS

MEDFORD Or. Feb 2t-To
prevent the closing Of the school at
Prospect over which she prosidea.
because Of the lack OF the neces
sary five pupils, Mrs. Gertrude
Peclor has imported two OF her
younger sisters. Aa a result
school at Prospect Is in daily SEES.
sion. despite the fact that the cold
winter drove a number Of residents
with their families into the valley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
REAL ESTATE MEN
AT HILLMAN TRIAL

That the defense in the case
against c. u. Hillman. now in the
United States district court. will not
be permitted 10 flood the court rec.
ords with testimony which merely
tends TO show that there are salts
fled customers az Hillman City Pa.
cific City or any other point out
side Of Boston Harhor and Birming.
ham. was the decision Of Judge Don
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
Meat Trust Case

CHICAGO. Feb. 2f--A decision II
expected tomorrow on the appiica.
ton 20 have the indictments against
the Chicago meat packers qnashed
or abated. II Is expected that the
prosecutions will 20 On.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

worth this morning. Six Witnesses
however. were allowed TO Pacific
City while Hillman City purchasers
were excluded.
The ruling was ON an objection
raised by District Attorney Todd 10
the testimony OF W ~ Allyn OF Hill.
man City.
The government blaKcd the trail
aud We have a right 20 follow.
maintained HIiilman's counsel. we
intend 10 show that the defendant.
by his indomltable energy. Industry
and farsighted wisdom has built up
suburbs OF Seattle. and that had be
been given time 20 develop his plans
IN reference 60 Hoston Harbor and
birmingham he would have been
successful and no one would have
been disgruntled,
Hlllmans counsel made an eXcep-
ton TO the ruling of the court.
whercupon adjournment was taken
at 1855 10 give the defendant time
20 select hts six witnesses from Pa.
ciflc City The afternoon session
opened at i.a0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
PORTLAND HELPS


PORTLAND. Or, Feb. a.
Through the efforts OF public
spirited citizens In Portland. 81 600
has been raised for the relief OF
Chinese famine sufferers aud 81.
forts are being made today TO aug
ment the sum by $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
PrReoNAls-cen,Innsd.

1870, ~G~9ee>ne~eye
ysssfaiiY treated. physician n required
tssf valley. corner rnsflahs Az rake
ksatiahe cas- 90 valley ~
va hlhp rtsTfnns suffering tom
BLOOD 90 SKIN disorders ~ any Kind
e. call Tor free trial bottle ~ Hlstafdfs
famous lemedr go rHrdr nidK
LADIES REMODELfNu PARL oRs
tse garments made aud Old fsmadsisd
latest ~ Joe Prices reasonable aif
Atesds nidF loo o. 1hff
MiehVEiLLE HAIR REsTOnER
Il not q dye viii turn say ~ hiaaehsa
belt 90 ~ natural colpr, ~ Arcade
Hids Main iaaf
wani 70 rent from it 10 i0o anfm
HlHhed rooms. hotel ur apartment
would prefer With transient rooms Haf.
efeaees ethh Neriof Way
Eastern iadier young oia rish ana
f"HfI want husbands CONFIDENTIAL Par
iieuiafs sQe A. McRibben. Portland
oregon
The psrif takinr roadster wagon from
4tla DAYTON az De- HuHurffsd Please fe-
turn g. uH nFr aud 90 questions asked
aihefNiss prosecuted.
rheumatism. acute OF chronic. nar apes
hifei ISIS
ttot alf hnd elertrir,d baths. massage
ard swedish movements ifYEea Thsfa-
rHntir haths coo tifsi iiih
ratYs ufsf wardrobe made al a very
reasonable ptlce gota W-eafa 81
Hmaii bundles ~ washins called for
sud delivered Easi ftat
81 y mallory grows hair aud cures
Gandruff ffa guiNrltf 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
WEEDS IN TIGHTS

NEW YORK. Feb. Surround.
ed by chorus girls clad In tights.
May Hadeley. leading songstress
OF the Star Show Girls. was mar.
RED TO Edwin l.. Flester. tenor with
the Rose sydsll Burlesquers. last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
BALLARD PIONEER pIre

q. W. Emerson. Ballard pioneer.
died at his home. 22lS w. 56th St,
late Wednesday night
The funeral win take place from
the First Christian church Sunday
afternoon. 1nterment at Crown Hin
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
MINERS DIE

ToNoPA1i. New. Feb 70 Ten
or twelve lives are known 20 be
lost .n the fire which started early
Yesterday ia the timber yard Of
the belmont mine al Tonopah In
addition To those known 20 bo
underground. there are said to be
IA number of dead lying In the
bottom of the shaft. who were
brushed from the cage In the first
ascent
The entire mining force 10 on.
gagged In the rescue work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

oEfN NFFFELtN NIIU'
This ia the very latest picture Of
James A Reed. Who will soon put
on Senator Warmers toEa Reed Ia
a democrat. Of course. Once he was
mayor OF Kansas city He's no
little potatoes by any means.
readers viii read much about Reed
during tho next ak years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

Taraknath nab. a student nc the
University OF Washington aud pres
ldent OF the Washington Coamo.
polltan club. has been elected vice
president and a moniber OF the
board Of directors OF the AsaoeIa-
ton Of Cosmopolitan clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

Spokane Contracts have been
let for approximately $4,000. 900
worth OF work on the North Coast
railway between Spokane and Aver
junction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

e'-0e00.|eN-0eNN0N-NT~NNs(,<eNees1-0-1-19'eT
Room and h1afr 81 "a uaeh Walking
distance. steam hest. Use ~ hililafd table
plano and iihfHff MniH ffff
Good board aud room lt.bo pes week
And up. homsilhe place. enma and see
ua tJff nrqHheHF Fast 1870
itopm and board. 20 90 pei wesh 1915
E. Jefferson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

ACHES FOR taaa
Nies Lowell tract 81 good land. situate
near Auburn AZ above price. iAnf
adjolnn the stone a webster plant
where several hundred men are en-
piuYsd. easy 10 set york On sefn'
sar isss 10y /, su, i inse sspswssd an
hauled 20 Auburni SIC cash. baisnr.
o. par month on five acres Coco
title warranty deed Square treat
msnt We Hessr had lawsuit AL
OLE HANSON q co.
Third Fioor Sew York Hook
HERE rs A GOOD BUY.
A client % ours needs some ready cash
and Will sacrifice 40 acres ca new Ia
lies level. 20 acres rich bottom. about
one million feet of timber. adioinins
places improved, Price fet 90 pfi
this locality IL held. hetwesn stonc'i
Landing and Auburn Terms This y
HALL & PRICE.
1917 American Bank Bldg
WHY NOT BUY
A SMALL FAitMf
N yoa are deslrous 81 securing piecs
Of western Washington land. better
call az our office AZ once We have
many large tracts. subdifided into
Tacoma and seattle Terms SIC cash
balance So per month square deal
We have never had lawsuit Al
Ole HANSON q co.
Third Ficor New York Block.
IN THE HEART OF OREGON.
We haze few good buys left In the
Goddard Estate lands Ia Central ore.
son. railroads building through. xood
SOL. 5000 mat.fs 500 .aat',ass az
tnFr. aud have n talk with someone
who has lived thrrc
KAY M'KAY.
sos Liberty building
Opposite rosioffics.
,seo
from salt water, one hours ride. good
boat service. situate on srRded bouie-
yard iust the pises for a snmmel
are improving The locality. EASY
terms
Third Floor New York Block
sNAP-sS00.
40 acres on Hoods Canal good 3-room
hhinElcd house. also barn and chicken
house. 10 acres bottom land. good
spring AZ house Has some clearing
al been siaahed, Fine view OF sound
heing. only 20 rods from selt water
This IN near Cnyle, Terms
S. p. DIXON g. CO.
ans Marion St
NEVER CHEAPER
Land around Seattle and Everett vii
never be cheaper. Buy now We hav,
land near Auburn at sec per acre
near Everett at $50 per acre. neat
Granite Falls at ,ib to $50 per acre
across tho bay Ia Khsap county al
$50 per acre, north of Seattle neat
Lake Washington. at $500 per acre
You can buy five acres on terms Of
$40 cash. balance 81 per month W,
do business on the square. Ask ans
one
OLE HANSON & co.
Third Floor New York nlock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
FuRNlsHI3 ApARrMENTs.


ai0M isth ~ fag and thfassfa0m apart
menfs. light free cooking saa. hot
water. steam heat. furnished com gieto.
Rent $40 Telephone hsasnn fta
aHAkD VIEW ApAnTAEHTa. go
EaFfiaLc. strictly modern completely
furnished T. q groom suifsaI special
summer rates. walking distance t3t.
ind tsTs
foHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
WATER FRONTAGE

-umu~z~ 80
Near frIrdale and Port Townsend. see
feet % sAlf water frontage Nith ~
arfss Of nicely lying ana level upland
not az all tluffF stnfy and EfAfeiy
beach tide lands Included. plenty 81
clans protected spaf. IDEAL for
summer home. the making % fiue
liffis ranch o. farm and = rarely snua
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY.
Alaska BaildinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
HOUSES.

~-~~-~~0~-~~4~-~-N-~-~ ~e~-~~-~~SN~s~s~~~
Ffss.ruufn house s0ti1e yard SIC isil
atth nf baker car - tudklns -
rtse-rontn unfurnifhsd house. o. Re
meath. itas stih Az
Far Nsnts-sssf sofn huass. modern
ftsEa 1915 itgh Ave. ~ rhone NEtss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

HELp wAnrep-FEmAle

rs-as--rsN~e~es0eN-N~@~0~~
wanted. experienced 90 parity sApsfs
fenced fusu'H hat trimmer WIN take
learner Apply az once tata ballard AZ
hlear - car
Wanted Ten iadiss 10 worA at home
socially spad pay Zoe spare lime "A
dfrss Hfaf Aaifg
Wanted Eifi Tor rsnsfai hpussvork
Appif uiN ufuE Co south Seattle
phans ttsa sidney an
wanted siu 30 marx snd saft. Ne
tluHal Laundry ballard 80 and 81
WAITED experienced chocolate dip
rsf kerair CsndF 60 e14i rirst Az
SITUATION WANT EO-~f MALE.
~sN~~r>e-~~N~~e-~s~~~~~s
Wanted Position ~ hnuHehearsf ~
siduN "a. very capable Queen Anne
$685. lad niarh ttA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

N>-~e~~e~~~r~ee~Nee~~~e -srse>-s'~
Raxa car fare fhree-roam fiat, ffake.
wagklnE disiAnco. nos Bell 81 Star
ktti. -
WAKING disfanrs--thfee- cosy.
geaslg. u, ,lJlssss. wv ts.1ts~Jg ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24

CAN YOU SAVE ~ CENTS A DAYf
n you can ANA VIII lay aside II cents
per day, or 81 per month. you can Sc
cure nice, level tract of good land
situate between Tacoma and Seattle
adjoining the stone a Webster power
plant south and east OF Auburn. Our
price IL t6Q an acre. You can buy
any amount Terms on acres. 80
cash. Sc per month,
OLE HANSON a CO,
Third Floor New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
pos erNr u,scrltaHgous.
BOARD -xp noon.

1 .s..' e 90 .ss qg! s.s.s ag d' goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-24
COLLATERAL LOANS.
FOR sALs-woo, AND coal
LIVESTOCK

HOLCOMB CO. SALE STABLES.
Heavy draft. medium sized horses. guar
snissd isi1 wsstsFa az Male 1911
so buys fresh Jersey coz. age a. per-
fecfIy gentle for wufinn aua children. very
easy mixer. calf weeks Cd. Green sea
90 sad ~. corner - Aurora az
Faf sale 1ae- pound team seed
order, quiet aad gentle A4zti suap.
Morris Wood co White aet
HaYa al al times " 90 rs horses for
hire. also for sale watson Bros. avs
Flfti Nv