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y Some day" began the Chronic Bachelor
Ioemnly. II am going to publish a nice
fiat volume called Undesirable Women l
kfIave Met and right in the middle Of it,
I'm going to have a chapter devoted to the
Girl Who GggIes -
Meaning that you object to the feminine
sense of humor?" shifted the Designing
Debutahte. ....--...' ..-......
sense of humor?" exclaimed the Bach
elor. Eye gods no! wouldn't give the
second glance to the girl who can't scare
upl real live cross-your- sort of a
laugh now and then. The gigglng girl
doesn't laugh; she merely gives an ex-
hibition of acute mental vapidness, = II
You'd tell her really humorous joke you'd
have to draw a map Of it with colored
illustrations. and then the chance are she
would be taken down with a serious case
Of brain flag. and you'd suffer severe mem
tai exhaustion and impeachment of speech
trying to give her a little light on the
subject.
Down at the seashore one summer"
.continued the Bachelor. II was introduced
~ dream OF girl. Her name was Ger
trude. She had a scarlet bow for a mouth,
and when she laughed thought all the
silver Joy bells in the world must be ring
ing G'glad anthem.
@But even silver bells, constantly
sounded grow wearisome, seeming to have
a Chang Ia their voices, especially when the
mood for 10y is all wrong. Several times,
when Gertrude sent forth mirth peals at
inopportune moments, l caught the jing-
ling turned suddenly to jsngling. There
are times, you know, when laughter Is
bad substitute for brains.
"One evening well toward midnight, when
Ave were trying to urge my car to beat
1heavy storm TO the hotel and shelter. the
'pesky motor stopped as motors are wont
TO do All the coaxing known TO the
methods of man refused 10 bulge 1t from
Its moorngs. With the gloom so thick you
could cut II with a knife we broke the
doleful tidings to Neds mother. sister and
Gertrude
Can you imagine our state of mind when
Gertrude gave vent to prolonged giggle'
one OF those nervous toneless ehortlings,
half Nhysteriaf Politeness forbids my at
tempting to portray the results. but we
gave the blue lightning rapidly overtakins
US a pretty good run for place.
"Afterward noticed these few instances
OF Gerttude's mistaken sense OF humor.,
-f'whenever lapse occurred in the con-
vefsation Gertrude giggled TO cover heI
embarrassment,
when 'yod paid her a compliment she
gEgled instead Of saying quiet word oi
thanks. ..-r. ..
ITO her the latest wheeze from popular
comedy, and the signing of the declaration
of independence were equally humorous.
Gertrude giggled with fright and useC
the same means TO convey pleasure.
rEsyysry sentence. whether In humorous
commonplace or serious vein, was pune
tuated with a Eiggle,
yFinaIy. one day my nerves completely
gave ont. 1 turned abruptly and fled from
the eternal sound Of sham laughtet, step
ping my ears with my fingers and look
ing wiid~eyed at passersby, fearful they
too, were In the laughing mood, 1t wa
days before could hear peal Of laushte
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16
Women Acknowledged as Great

Sarah Franklin Bache, only daughter of
BENJAMIN Franklin. She was active during
the Revolution in collecting money and
clothing for the suffering patriot army,
and at one time employed 1000 women and
girls in making garments for soldiers. Her
hospital service was also invaluable in the
days that tried mems souls"
Hypatia, daughter of Tbeon. the math-
emaucian. lived in the fifth century. and
was initiated in her fathers studies. Her
learned comments have elucidated the
geometry OF Apollonius and Diophantus."
says Gibbons, land she publicly taught,
both at Athens and Alexandria. the phil
csophy OF Plato and Aristotle. In the
bloom of beauty and In the maturity of
wisdom the modest maid refused her lovers
and taught her disciples; the persons most
nlustrious for their rank or merit were
impatient TO visit the female philosopher"
Harriet Elizabeth Beecher Stowe, born
rat Litchneld, Conn, June Is. 1872, At the
age of fifteen she was associated with her
sister. Catherine, as the principal of a
female seminary at Hartford. Her novel
of Uncle Toms Cabin" had an enormous
circulation. II was translated into every
European language and several Aslatic
tongues. The book was dramatized and
was successfully acted in almost ever
theatre in America and Europe. II still
occupies the boards in small towns.
Elizabeth. Queen of England from No
vember IT. 1855, TO March "A, 1908, worked
hard and lived simply and frugally. Do
nestle comforts date from her reign. A
woman OF great versatility, she understood
every phase OF the intellectual life about
her. At the council board she was a calm
and hard politician. possessing a marked
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16

MY Dear Miss Loretta: I wish to know
your opinion of the girl who. when spoken
TO, looks everywhere except in the speak
er's eyes. Is she necessarily untrue or do
you think it is a mere habit that can De
cured? l usually look Directly into the
speakers eyes; and I would like TO know
IL ] should try to do otherwise, or II you
think II q pretty attitude in listening. VIII
you tell me what you think on this SUBJ
Ject? Thanking you, for any answer you
may give. am, yours sincerely. "A
Listener"
What would you think of a baseball
catcher who looked toward the right fielder
when the pitcher launched a ball? know
what you would say under your breath II
you were an enthusiast about the national
game, and the cracked Drained catcher
abused his privileges in any such fashion.
You would think he merited Incarceration
in the nearest home for the feeble minded
or you would be certain that he was a
double dealer and was giving the game to
the opposing nine.
That is exactly what I feel and think
when / see a girl with a fuzzy glance
sliding and Hopping promiscuously over the
furniture and the ceiling wnen some one
is launching the thought, the conversational
ball, which he wants her to catch. 1t II
not, in my mind, q question Of pref
tiness" It's just a sign OF the possession
OF the required faculties for association
with sane people. The girl who looks
everywhere but at the speaker is Just as
inexcusably stupid as the one would be
who stabbed hit-and-missly about over the
table TO secure her food instead OF look
ing at the plate where il was loo1Aed
know a brown-eyed beauty, photogra-
pher-spoiled, who always listens to q con-
versation with her glorious orbs cooked In
contemplation OF the ceiling. And she
doesn't make me half as tired as she does
the men who try 10 talk TO her. And. lei
me tell you, a fatigue like that inspired
by a continuous diversion OF glances TO q
point absolutely outside Of the circle o.
| interest lie something that no man wants t.
experience twice. This girl has been told
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16

that her eyes are lovely raised heavenward.
SO she keeps them there. And, gradually,
the men have slipped away without her
seeming TO notice till she enjoys an unin-
terrupted opportunity to pose undsturbed.
These shifty glances, that never meet
your eye straight and frank, are often
called the sign Of a deceptive nature. I
think they deserve more comment as a
certain evidence of the inability OF the
locker to concentrate on anything never
knew a shifty see-er who had enough
direction OF energy, either physical or mem
tai, TO stick to anything. l would not
marry a girl who could not look at me
when talked to her, II l were a man, any
more than l woud unite myself to q jelly
fish. If man asked me to marry him,
and the directness of his question was not
accompanied by an equal directness of re-
gard, should politely inform him that
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16
Nubs of knowledge

Theodosius the Great in Ss6, forbade pub
lie shows in Rome on Sundays.
Practice Of snuff taking took rise in
England from the captures made of i'm
mense quantities Of snuff by Sir George
Rockies expedition to vigo in 1902.
The Solar system, nearly as now ac-
cepted, was taught by Pythagoras OF
samos in $50 B. c.
Bribery was forbidden by law as early
as 1851 B. C. q,
Circulation Of the blood through the lungs
was discovered by Michael servetus. Span
ish physician. in 1853
Culture OF the grape, in America for wine
making began in Florida in 1854.
Vivisection was largely practiced in the
Alexandrian school during the first CEN
turtles OF the Christian era.
Use of rockets in was was proposed as
long ago as 1895 but no progress was made
toward this end until the early part of the
nineteenth century.
The oldest volunteer corps in the world is
the Honorable Artillery company of Lon
Idon, which dates from 1887. during the reign
Of Henry VIII.
BeEaleel and Aholiab were the first seulp-
tors on record, which was in 1891 B. c. Be
sides carving in stone and wood, these two
artists devised beautiful works OF gold and
silver.
When camphor in the bottle Is roily Il
betokens q storm.
You will be unhappy II you lose your
wedding ring.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16

had no aspirations TO be the apple OF
his eye" as we'll as the heart of his
heart and the queen Of his home" I
should inform him that no apple ever grown
could keep its equilibrium and retain its
position when shifted and wriggled about
in an eye like his.
think you are just right in looking at
the person who takes the time and trouble
and interest to talk TO you. I am certain
that you find a good many who enjoy
talking to YOU do you not?
, And it's a courtesy which every speaker
appreciates. OF course, you can HEAR
without looking. But most people like to
be shown. And the eyes do that. Besides,
they are the windows through which is
revealed the inward mind-light. It's COM
forting 10 a conversationahst 70 know that
he is addressing a sentient being, instead
of a scatter-pate.
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Why I Remained a Bachelor

without experiencing a wild desire to re-
treat to solitude.
Gertrude married. Every one wondered
why poor old Rays hair t''~ned gray about
the temples without the excuse OF years.
Gertrude used to have spells of hysteria
whenever they attended a smart affair or
were at a public function. and Ray had to
rush around to quiet sobbing, giggling
woman. until he finally refused to go any
place at all ....... s.
LAS a home comfort, an accidental tack
in the foot should be a luxury compared
with the Giggling GIRL" ,. .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16
ely Bob" in Skirts

At Los Angeles it is not safe to wink at
woman on the street She may be
plain clothes man. After an experience
in the city Jail and police court Los
Angeles citizen has issued this warning:
IF you must wink at woman on the
street use caution"
The man did not know that in this en-
hghteped age there are such things as
poliecwomen. He was accused OF accosting
Mrs. Alice Stebbins Wells of the Los An
geles force as she stood in front Of the
Aracs depot.
I'm arrest you" said Mrs. Wells.
Good joke" said the man, and he winked
again.
whereupon Mrs. Wells showed her star
and led him off 20 Jail.
He was released on bail, a sadder but
wiser man.
AS good be out Of the world as out Of the
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superiority over all the statesman OF her
time. There were directness and steadi-
ness in her aims, and she compelled re-
ligious peace in her realm. Knowing
neither love nor hate, her judgment was
unmoved by imagination or passion.
Margaret Van Eyck, who excelled as a
painter in the fourteenth century. She
was member of the famous family that
founded the Flemish school Of painting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16
L. Fast sleeper.

George WIS tondness Cor staying up late
in the face Of having TO get up early
alarmed one, OF the regulars. at the old
Sherman house. He made bold 70 intro
duee himself to Mr., W, prefaeed his re-
marks by saying that he knew that It was
none Of his business. but was curious 20
know how anybody could stay up until 2
OF 3 and get up at s
I'm tell you" said George. I'm an IN
usually fast sleeper. "-Chicago Post.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16
Truisnns

Private malice is bold.
Whilst we live let US live.
A begun work is half ended.
He who cannot DO as he would must do
as he can.
When the goose trusts the fox then woe
to her neck.
When every one minds his own business
the work is done.
Many . thing whispered into one ear is
heard over the whole town.
A black cat is the theatrical emblem OF
good luck. and when a new piece is pro-
duced the proper thing TO do TO secure sue
cess is TO entice a sable tabby to enter the
stage from the rear.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16
A HoDefuI Gas

Il can't take your case" said the lawyer
You are doubtless an innocent man;
But on evidence quite circumstantial,
The prisoner replied, You're mistaken;
I'm guilty as guilty can be-"
And the lawyer grew suddenly hopeful
II think / can clear you" said he.
Eugene c. Dolson In Lippincott's
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16

Wives to Blame.
1t is SO strange,
Complaining wives
Should so torment
Their husbands lives,
BY putting up
Such stubborn fights,
Because they stay
Out late o. nights,
When months before
The wedding date
They've taught them how
To stay out late.
New York Telegram.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16
A CHANGED Man.

The sweet June bride il just as sweet
As on her brilliant wedding day;
Although IL happened weeks ago
She's Just as sweet and true, / say
But, oh, the groom, how he has changed;
Shame should be stamped upon his brow,
He smokes out on the porch alone,
He doesn't wipe the dishes now!
New York Telegram.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16

AS good be out Of the world as out of the
fashion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-16

Many 8 thing whispered into one ear is
heard over the whole town.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-03
.IANU

The place for your boys, 3-acre
tract, $50 bearing fruit trees, with
berrlaf between, evergreen black
berries in bearing, one of the best
vacant homesites In Fuyailup;. you
can build to suit; on pavd street and
between both car lines; price $500
and purchaser assume pavement. II
you want the best at bargain
price this is It..
Two acres, all in bearing orchard
mostly winter apples, also in full
bearing berry patch between tress
all fenced for chickens. an intensive
small farm; modern 7-r. house.
block of car and close to store and
schools; $4,000, terms.
One acre, Ar. house. cement walk
1 block of car. close to store and
school, fine bearing orchard, berries
and garden, AN ESTATE and mus
be sold. Make us an offer; u cash
5-S acres VI cleared. near Fir
wood station on Short Line car: best
valley soil For short time at 3d.
600. on terms.
az acres finest valley soil. clear
ed, with small wei furnished house
thing. Remember, we trade.
II you are a trader call often tc
get results.
acres fine celery or onion land
all cleared, close to car, $4,000, $1,000
or less cash, bal. easy terms. You
can make this pay for itself DC
you know of acres in Puyallup for
less?
l acre, Short Line car stops In
front all in full bearing evergreen
b1ackberries. will produce from $500
to $500 per year. Ask about this.
S0-acre snap for home or subdi-
viding, in Puyallup, with good build
ings, for $4,000; u cash. Can you
beat 1t for price? We can for ali
cash. No duplicates.
BURN & LOGAN
GA Bankers Trust Bldg.
SEE BURk FOR VALLEY LAND
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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for ierce County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Thomas Toner, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Thomas Ton
er, deceased, to the creditors of, and
all persons having claim against,
said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within one
year afteh the first publication of
this notice, to the Undersigned, at
709-10 Fidelity Building, City of Ia
coma, County of Pierce and State
of Washington, being the place for
the. transaction of the business of
said estate.
Date of issuing, and first publica-
tion of this notice. February oath,
1911.
JOHN T. McGRATH,
Administrator of said Estate.
Johnston, McMennamin e. Swindells
Attorneys for said Administrator,
709-1O Fidelity Bldg, Tacoma,
Wash.
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For Sale or Rent

|SIX-ROOM house, four lots, with
fruit trees and berries. Price 1925.
Easy payments. Two acres adjoining
for garden use. Call Sunday and see
man who is advertising One block
north of Regents Park store.
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For Sale, Real Estate
To the Working Men

of Pierce county: have a fine tract
of land. cut UP in ten acre lots. thai
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II also have some fine tracts Of
waterfront from six to twenty
acres each, that will sell cheap
to the economic drift of things and
know that the only assurance of
safety you have is to own a few
acres OF good land. / own the land
and am giving you a chance to ac-
ouire il on conditions you can meet.
For further Information call even
|ings, between and 0. u. S. Oles.
|5627 Clement ave-. So. Tacoma, Wns
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FIDELITY TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO. Large trucks. furniture vans
and baggage wagons; 5-day storage
free on baggage; piano hosting
lfreighting and teaming. 1918 Pacific
Main 49, A 1897
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-For RantrStores

FOR RENr--First-cla store IN
beat location. 2s05 No. seth ri.
Rent $25. Inquire Andrews. 1879
Pacific ave.
FOR RENT-Old Glendale Bakery,
good stand. cor. 9Th ave. and
Prospect st. VIII make necessary
changes. y. G. Jonas Botf phones,
~. 1898. r. 1914.
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For observation-disclosures

FOR REMIT acres good land
with 5-roGm house. Want tenant
for ! year at z1b . month. Call zsth
and RorIl1nd ave.
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LAKE PARK

Groom house. 2 lots, cellar, well,
2 chicken houses. new fence, close to
ear line, $500. $3.50 cash. balance Q
per cent.
4 lots ESQ feet from car station,
nice level lots. some trees, $50 per
lot. Lots next to these are $500
each and farther away. SEQ Ballard
lat station, Spanaway.
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CHICKEN farm for rent, containing
8 acres, good dwelling house.
chicken house capacity 500, 3 acres
cleared, part of 1t set out in straw
berries, raspberries and other fruit;
reasonable terms to right party;
must furnish references. p. o. box
sos.
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Chicken Ranches

Small tracts at $40 per acre.
Bargains I'm Farms, 20 acres 10
acres in wheat, $50 per acre.
.s160 acres nice prairie. 5000 per
NJ. C. HUGHES
Roy, Wash.
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For Sale, Real Estate
BIG BARGAIN

BIG BARGAIN
40 acres of good level land neal
Long Branch; easily cleared; $1,000
Apply p. N. Holm, 2313 Pacific ave
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Upholstering

and furniture re
pairing. Phone B 1851,
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New Groom house on 2 lots, grand
view OF bay, $500 cash. or trade
for small place in country.
III. sI<EIL
No. 40, near bay.
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FOR SALE nv OWNER

2 houses on i lot at sis So. ] st
Both rented, drawing S32 rent. VIII
sell for $1,000. Inquire at 613Ia SO
IT,, or phone n. 116e.
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ONE


Will sacrifice on 10-acre tract
at Woodland, where more homes
than any other station on Puyal-
lup car line is built; a place that
is ideal; good soil; snap, S125
per acre. To close up my numer-
GUS sales, will give terms on this
lat per cent.
o. N. JOHNS
Main 1888. 326 Calf. Bldg.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER-15 acres
improved fruit ranch, will consider
desirable Tacoma lots or bungalow
in trade.
III. o. HAUGEN
70S Pacific ave.
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5-AcRE TRAITS At RAYMOND

5-AcRE TRAITS AT RAYMOND
All cleared and under cultivation.
from the city and the finest of bot
tom land; beautiful river on one
side and good plank. road on other.
Al cleared and under cultivation.
Each tract improved, nice 5-r. house,
hot and cold water, ready to move
into; barn 1924, woodshed, chick
en- houses. young orchard, etc, ST.
900 cash, $40 per month, per cent
interest.
Sold by owner only; abstract with
each tract.
JAS. DUQUETTE. OWNER
South Bend, Wash.
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Tacoma Real Estate
Agency
1904 Bernice Bldg.

IF you are looking for a home.
look at the one on corner of
No. 8th and Washington sts., 2
blocks from 9Th ave. car. New g.
room house, bath, attic, cellar and
" cash; balance mortgaged.
M. 1891.
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FOR SALE

A nice home on Pacific ave,
modern, up-to-date. 4-room house
kitchen, concrete cellar. bathroom
and pantry, windmill and the finest
of water; 6 lots 25x140. $50 feet or
Pacific ave. All under cultivation
iorchard and the best of soil, $4,000
$1,000 down and 500 per month,
per cent interest. This is a fine sit
uation for a country home, being
close to lake.
MRS. n. C. MORTON
Spanaway
Adjoining Joseph Duguette.
CHEAP HOUSES
lS1S00--Large new house, 7-r. and
hath. 2 lots. near Whitman
school. Terms.
lS2100-ttouse, 10-r., lots, i ST., close
to Logan school. Easy terms
I$2350-Cottage 5-r,, l lot, i st. bet
so. Sth and nth st. Your
own terms.
s2S50-Large 7-r. house, east front
near 9Th ave. and ] st. All
paving paid.
$2750-A whole block of 16 lots, all
In fruit and berries, good
cottage, 5-r., and bath, barn
and chicken houses. Lots
alone are worth $500. This
Is very close in. Terms.
$1300-Cottage 5-r., lots, East 29th
close to car. Terms.
s2500-House, 6-r.. scres cleared
on Portland ave. 500 cash
OTTO B. ROEDER
oaE CtaItfornfa pI1a
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OTTO B. ROEDER
305 Califorpia Bldg

Have you lots and a small house
in Mckinley park that you would
like to trade In on good 6-roon
house, path. all improvements II
and paid, close in property, balance
could be paid by the month. Price
only $4,000. Get busy.
J. w. HOOPS & SONS
2O4 BANKERS TRUST BLDG.
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Osteopaths

DRs. w. T. Il BERTHA L THOMAS
s2l Fidelity Bldg. M. 1iG9.
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Wanted Roomers and
Boarders

room together; large. warm, light
room splendid bed: bath: home
roelfnes reasonable terms. e15 So o.
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lDR. sTOTENBuR. 10 years in Ia
coma 421-z2 Blkrs. Trust. a 3010.
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Second Hand Stores,
Towel Supplies
Transfer Companies

TAG. TOILET SUI. CO., s42 Com.
A 2266. n. 265. Excellent service.
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Will sell my equity in beautiful
corner lots, 10 minutes ride from
heart of the city, on So. Tacoma
line. Lots graded ready to build on.
Any reas enable offer will be accept
ed: / am leaving city. Call A $3.50
after 4 p. m.
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F. D. HILL & co.

Successors to Norton & Hill.
Real Est, ms. and Loans. Berlin Bl,
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FOR SALE-One acre good shot
clay soil. unimproved. at Midland
very cheap If sold this week. Will
take good saddle pony as part pay
Address Box 333. Times office.
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LOOK!

For sale. trade or rent. For partic-
ulars address II. M. Ross, No. eth
and Alder, Main $50.
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wife for general farm work. APP
ply at Idlewild. Take Pacific Trac-
tion car to Grants crossing, go
south through reg. gate to American
lake