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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
eth me, and to endure with patience
them that contradicteth me-"
VARDA MAN GRATEEI1I

To those who stood by me SO loyalty
10 this contest, the day will never be
too cold or too hot, the road too long
or too rough for me to 20 to their
assistance II they need me.
To those who opposed me, want
them to know that shall serve them
as their senator, with the same fldel.
ity that shall serve those who voted
for me. Aud 10 the end trust that l
may SO live as Ito make them all my
friends.
!, l am going to be the senator for the
whole people OF Mississippi, and not
for any particular faction.
Every class shall have protection at
my hands, 10 SO far as it lies within my
power to protect them.
My political creed shall be, Equal
and exact justice to all, and special
fayors to none"
The slander and defamation which
has been heaped upon me, can we'll
afford to ignore.
Life is too short TO spend harboring
malice.
l have long since concluded that he
|>who hates hurts himself. Hatred
poisons the heart, beclouds the judy
ment and paralyzes the noble quail
ties OF the soul.
realize that, "As thou sowest, thou
shalt reap. Smite, and thou shalt
smart; serve, and thou shalt be served.
II you live and serve men, you cannot
by any hiding or strategem escape the
remuneration.
On the ether hand, III you live and
exploit and plunder men. you cannot
by any hiding or strategem, avoid pay.
log the bill to the utmost farthing."
hope the bitterness engendered BY
this campaign may be forgotten, and
all patriotic Mississippisns will unite
uoder the guidance OF an AIl.Wiss
and Just Providence to realize tbt
hope and fuId'l the destiny Of th,
founders Of our government.
Cordially and sincerely,
JAMES X. VARDAMAN,
jackson, Miss, Aug. =, 1911.
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gravItation, nor anything else. IT'S all
n blamed llc"
"No wonder you get like that, nous
Ing around hero without chance to
ynppi with n fcllcr crltter. 'Nough TO
make you lococd.
"Jump II for n spell. Go uptown.
Get loaded; get horribly londed.
Break somebody's window aud tell tho
folks you're Sweet Briar zephyr
come to blow out their lights. Go
ahead and do It. When your hnir
stops pulling youll feel like new
man.
Jim thought the advice sound. yet a
strange feeling had developed IN him
In his isolation. II was that the eye
of Anne was always on him. He had
fallen into habit, which becomes Il
superstition when man Is alone. of
acting as though she were there In
person.
However, he didn't feel called upon
to offer Bud that explanation Of his
refusal. lie conveyed the idea in one
| brief word.
Busted" said he.
"Busted" retorted Bud warmly.
"Busted? Not much you amt busted
while that little package Is there. bet
cher lifel You call for what you
want, and the cashier will make
good"
"Ah, Bud, how'll ever pay you
back2 Keep 1t, man; keep IT," replied
Jim In a dlsheartened voice.
Say, you amt got no call to worry
about that part Of 1t. There's where
my troubles begin" returned Bud.
"Now, you take these two bucks and
Jab 'em In your jeans. Go on, now.
Do rs [ tell Yoi1 Or dashed II don,f
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18
VAROAMAl'S IMMENSE MAJORITY
IS SHOWN By OFFICIAL COUNT
Grand 1ssa WovW 1wsssz Ihsvsss6 over Ast Atsvs Oss>
Nc oppsasssa MA lay Percy I'M IMsd msa N vhs Cen.
tsst-otMslm vsls csMpMsd WM vHtsmsa-wMMsms
asss q esw ysas ~ lMphsszss ovsmhslmMs
osmsA N IN psspls gM In whKs CMsf

The ocs
state executive committees
sooounceo immediately following The " the bots
esde on
ever sd 70 emphasize the imperative demand of the people that the White
Chief be sent Washington
n the table below
county given vafdamsu sod Williams In their
the last three columns the onca Of the
Of August 10 which the vadama
This table valuable contribution
and will increase 10 value
the voters political scrap book The tabuaed
Williams race four years ago and the recent primary follows
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IL WAo n lnlN 1kklEh hFO ~ pnOUhD
MUCH WEAR.
nothing could stay on II or was rotten,
crumbling in your fingers, and that
kind Of bed will hold nothing.
Therefore Jim had sunk about fifty
prospect holes, got colors under the
grass roots as evidence that pay
should be there and nothing but asby
wash beneath It.
When q man Is alone and thinks
things are wrong optimism comes
down on the run. the shades Of pessi-
mism gather fast and furious, more
especially II a man does his own cook
ing and the raw material Is limited, at
that.
The sun had not moved the shadows
three inches before Jim had reached
the conclusion that this world was all
practical joke Of so low an order
that no sensible man would even laugh
at II, and he drew letter from his
pocket in proof thereof. 1t was thin
letter, written on delicate paper In .
delicate hand. and It showed much
wear. He read for the thousandfh
| time:
| Dearest Jim - And again must say
rno." OF course you will not understand
| Tor which foolish reason like you all tn
better, but you must try to take my poln
| Of view. You ray that We can BE- marrle'
| on nothing and take our chances.
80 We can. OLD simple heart. but aren'
/ those chances ali against uaf Would yo'
like to be forced 70 work 10 sosns ono
for Just enough TO live ont You knot
you would not, and you know how 20
would suifsr IN such slavery.
Nevertheless We cannot live on air. an
doubt n would stand trAnspInnting I
the wild lie yoti love bstter than you (
clork's dsSk. You have that fame
u which g1lds tl,e tin cans IN ths back yart
have that unfortunate oye which woui
multiply their number by three and thel
unsightliness hy ten. rd0n't want richie
0sag. I only want : modest assuran<
nhnA.kmn.1HEo-s -soq1Gh 81 -llYa en- :.
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,.cot.v ta vour Snv NJ doInQ "a r1in rn n 4.
,ee Of oven broad and b,ittor9 In tho
ya,a,, n, rdon vou would ho Tho noa,
1cl,gbtsu, N c,mnario,a mt In ,hls
wor,a ns 4, is vou yviIl uot nabt fop vo,,r
own you would ,,sx vour llfe ~ aave n
dor hut Won cou,dn,t s,av m n continued
,r,na-I moan /, would llu Won actually.
nbvsica,,v dead aeod-to save nj, of ~
A. arst tbought that n faul, 4, you but
r,, he,ny o,a.r baviny comma rod yo, "a
o,hor ,,.n / 600 a 10 merely n miss,ns
sacuitv
could stlck 10 tho dosk and would
GLADLY II Won wonld lei me. vet | could
not even fnncv behaving a. YOU ala at
,ha f,c,ory 40 whinh ~ am t,e avuhol
IN ,be town for manly courage ana pres-
enc =, MIND
They talk now OF the way vou laughed
and ioled with those uoor frightened pirls.
vino ind such good cause 10 he friehtened.
and brought tbe,r bnck TO sanity with n
| lost reei tbat n 7 had TIM leaat atom
Of beroism in me would marry YOU FOR
thny fent alone and lot cold facts 70 hang:
but. nh. Jim. magnificent ns you are on
the grand occasions, they come but sell
dom ana IN tne meantime, JIM ~ ieaVe
'"r %r, ~ ,,,eho,on ,bo i,n, on5 yo,.co a no,,o
man with a beautiful but embarrassing
disregard for vulgar necessities
However. can say this for myself-for
su.eg ,n"y u,as m'ue - nmy p..',., ipvs,.
bravery by nv avn moral cn,',aae
You may rest your soul in peace on ono
point-if am not for you, I'm for no
.nnh' no. hp' ',. 80 '',usn ~ : ha,i s'nnce 2,
more straitly II were YOUR wife " ~
You'll be angry at this letter. Well. III
stand your anger ! have caused It, and
~ pear .ne p'n,ne' ! hnow ,ha, we could
of o. s,nnort '' yet I do not blana Won I'm n
| the least for thinking otherwise. "
BE az kind to me as you can, Jim, for !
love you very much In my commonpiace
rava No. ,anr " nrn ~, ~ wa. maa ra'ns' ~
/ II you could only make some money, not
a great DEAL but enough for little house
OF our own ana enough IN the bank to
w Iy,,h no ne Me-, ,ov. ona ,.,u ,.n
in my throat, your mother sister and
sweetheart, ANNE.
| ,Jim dropped the letter. and his lips
tremblcd n little. Parts OF It touched
him deeply, and he was the more en-.
ragged and hurt at the rest because Of
that.
He could not cnll her mercenary.
He knew better. More tllun one very
comfortable income was .nt her dis.
posal.
Poor fellow! He could only grind
his teeth and curse Sweet Briar gulch
from the deepest pothole in the bed
rock to the top Of Its loftiest pine. lie
drew out her photograph and obtained
much sweet consolation by thinking
how happy they two would be IN
Sweet Briar gulch together. even II
there wasn't cent OF pay In the
gravel. .
SICK OF 'his ingenious torture ne u y
MS pipe ana drew savage'y upon It
win a mocking gurgle about drnn
OF s'hmgn'hon passed INTO hl
mouth. II was the last tonch. II.
spat ont the p''inG nausch,'ns stun
nuried me pipe upon the rocks an
danced on y.
Ana ye. 'ne co'ors Iroiicked III u
guich. Inc pines ,oned ine ar wiz
hen'thy prenth'
FROM aiar came tne m,r-r-uI
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This romance Of Jim FELTON,,
the lonely, iopeiorn miner of
Sweet Brfar Cuichj of Anne, the
faraway sweetheart who refused
TO be wife; of the mine that
wouldn't produce dollar, no
matter how hard il was worked,
and of Ches, the Hffie mascot
who played such an important
role in inns life drama, appeals
to the fancy and holds the inter
est because of its humor, its pa
fhos, its chipalry and its broad
humanity.
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NEWSPAPERS BREAK RECORDS


Records for the newspapes business
In this country we're broken 10 Nay,
when lio.le6 tons were pFoduced and
lO',242 tons shipped. according 70 st.
tlstics died Vita the commissIonsr Of
corporations 10 WashIoRtou ~ the
American Paper and Pulp assocIa-
tiou. An incrsass was shown over
April Of H,soo tons Ia psoductlou aod
1880 10 shipmeots.
The mostkh psuduoslon was = per
cent Of sormal, eonputed on twenty
seven workina daya The sctual out
put per Day 49, $3.50 sons, compased
With S,e4a 4 Apsil.
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Don't think that piles cant be
cured. Thousands Of obstinate cases
have been cured BY Dosn's Ointment.
SO cents It any drug store.
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CHAPTER /.

fT~jHE gulch rnn In trough Of
beauty to the foot of Jones'
hill, which rose In sweeping
~ curve into the clouds.
Wild flowers, trees in profuse leaf
and mats Of vines covered the SCARED
earth, and the sky was as linpid as
spring water; the air carried weight
Of heart stirring odors, yet Jim FELTON,,
sitting on the door step of his cabin
in the brilliant sunshine, was not a
happy man.
He looked Mt the hollow of the gulch
and cursed 1t manfully and bitterly.
The gold should be there-Jim had
figured 1t all out. The old wash cut at
right angles to the creek, and at the
turn was where Its freight Of yellow
metal should have been deposited, but
when you got down to the bedrock the
blasted stuff was either slanted 80
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-18

The right Wy TO poach eggs: Have
a saucepan Of water boiling hot, but
not actually bubbIing. Break the
eggs, one n time, into SAUCER and
slide them into place in the water.
Draw the pan aside where they cau
not boil. and baste the water over
them with spoon I'LL they are cover
I'd with thin veil Of white. Have
ready slices Of bread toastsd, buttered
|and cut 10 pieces the sizs Of the cggI
Snd arranged on hot platter. Al
sscl egg 4 lifted out o. . skinner
Trim o. TIE ragged edges and slide Il
% TIE Toast. It'll
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31
Roy Florey Meets
Death in Accident

Roy Florey, son of Mike Florey,
residing on farm one and half
miles northwest Of Henry, met with
"a terrible fate last Friday morning. Il
y It appears that. the young man
was plowing with a six horse team
on his fathers farm when the acci.
dent happened. In some manner the
lines had gotten down between the
horses and when he attempted to
straighten the lines out couple Of
colts which he was driving on the
plow became frightened and started
tt, run throwing him under the plow
in such a manner that one Of the
plows caught him in the abdomen
completely disemboweling him.
It is said that 1t was one of the
most horrible accidents that has oc-
Cured in this county for many years
Physicians were summoned to the
scene and everything possible was
done to alleviate his suffering bui
he died where he was found on the
field. After his death his body was
removed to his home,
He was aged about twenty-nine
years and was respected by all who
knew him.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31

pany agreed to dedicate to the city
a tract of ground which will make
the same width street as Spicer ave:
nue. between First street and Park
street and thus make ingress and
egress for traffic.
Mr.. Pritchard again took the floor
and waxed eloquent in his determin-
alton to use his influence in having
the council wait until they had gone
over the ground and finally concluG.
ed his little speech by adding that
the companies had promised lots of
things that they had never done and
some Of them thru their representa-
| tive, Mr.. Case. t .
To this statement Mr.. Case TOOK
strong exceptions but the argument
was brot to close by sharp rap
from His Honor's gavel.
The matter of both resolutions was
then laid over for final action at the
special meeting called for Tuesday
evening.
a petition from the Watertown Wa
ter company asking the council to
take some action in the matter of
having all future underground water
pipe constructed of lead was referred
to the proper committee.
A liquor license was granted Van
u !.
G Rogers to- run saloon at 222 First
Continued on Page 4.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31
Judge McNulty is a
Candidate for Congress

BY authority,the Aberdeen News
announces the candidacy of Judge
Frank McNulty. Of Aberdeen, for the
republican nomination far congress,
10 represent the second district. This
announcement gives the second dis
trict three known republican candi-
dates fof the national house OF rep
resentatives and bestows expectation
upon Aberdeen, which has not been
glutted with official honors.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31
d. F. Jones Appointed
on Drug Committee

ID. f. Jones of this city has been
honored by being made chairman of
committee on drug standards which
was recently appointed by State Dali
~ and Food Commissioner Cook Of
this state.
The duties of this committee will
be to act as sort of referee board
and to furnish standards for the com.
missioner to work to in enforcing the
drug law.
Besides Mr.. Jones the other mem.
bers of the committee are DR.. McAu.
ley OF Aberdeen and Mr.. Fellows of
Sioux Falls. The preliminary meet
ing OF the committee was held at HUI
ron during the state association but
another meeting will be held at Alb.
erdeen in October.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31
DR.. Chas. Greer is
Injured by Horses

IL " NlCCly " LIZ 1CSluSS ou
south Maple. street, had narrow es-
cape from death last Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Greer has been staying home
for couple of weeks on account OF
the serious illness of his aged mother
who resides with him, and he had not
harnessed his driving team during
that time. The horses are pretty
high.lived and standing so long in the
barn without their usual exercise did
not have a tendency to make them
any too gentle.
went to the barn to do the chores
and had given the horses their hay
and feed, and was in the act of wa
tering them when the accident oc-
CURED which nearly cost him his
life. He always carries the water
to the horses with a tin pail as there
is a we'll in the barn. He had water
ed one horse and was going after an
other pail of water for the other
horse. AS he stepped in between
them he spoke to them and one of the
animals had Ills head down in the
manger. This horse jumped and
kicked, knocking the pail out of his
hand and clear across the barn be-
tween a couple of other horses and
| frightened them.
The frightened horse kicked again,
striking Mr.. Greer in the side and
knocking him down between them.By
this time both of the animals wer
| thoroly frightened and they jumped
and kicked and stamped on him un-
til ne was nearly unconscious. He
managed to crawl as far as the man.
ger and hoped to be able, to get into
1t where they could notsstep on him
hut he was too weak by$this time to
] drag himself into the Inanger. The
horses would pull back on their hal.
tel, ropes trying to break loose but
as they could not get laway they
would again fly forward .jamm1ng him
up against the raangera,s
All thru the trying ordeal Mr.
Greer retained his senses and shout.
ed for help. He called for help as
loud as h2 could and every minute
| seemed like an hour to him. He ken.
calling and he could feel his voice
growing weaker every second.
Finally Dr. Heintz and Mr.. Ballau.
| tine who reside several doors south
from him on the same street heard
his cries and hurried to his rescue.
BY that time John Neyenheim and
several other neighbors had arrived
on the scene and then it was a prob.
lem how to get Mr.. Greer out of his
| perllous position. Mr. Greer how.
ever, still retained consciousness
and directed the work of rescue. H.
managed to unite one of the horses
ana 1t came out of the stall, giving
the men chance to get to him.
He was picked up and carried tn
the house and a physician summoned
VINO examined him closely but could
ma no bones broken, but he was
Cadly bruised up and may have suf
1ered internal injuries. He is now
resting as well as could be expected
out 1t will be some time before he
Will be able to leave the house.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31
Ma ::erial Here for
Passenger Depot

Material has commenced to arrive
for the erection Of the new passen.
ger depot which will be built by the
N. & st. L. and Rock Island railways
III this city.
AS soon as the old depot is moved
work on the new depot win be cons
menced. @$]
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31

p. f Jones returned Saturday from
attendance at the South Dakota
Pharmaceutical Association held at
Huron last week. Mr.. Jones reports
il as being the most successful meet
ing Of the kind ever held in the state,
Senator Crawford, Lieut. Gov Byrne
and several other distinguished Wis
itors were present at the meeting.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31

over 2,ooe paid subscrib,
3 to the Saturday News
aand figuring on a basis
that four people read each
copy every week would
give us over 5000 readers
weekly.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31
Weather Report by
R. Q. Wood for News

The following weatll, report is fur.
nished the Saturday News by Robert
@. Wood which will be of interest to
the readers Of this paper:
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-08-31

Precipitation.
Aug. 25, ,05; Aug. 27, 40; Aug. 80
IA. Total SO.
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Private Sanitarium

S~~~~~~o~S~.~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~-~s~~~~>~~~~S~~~~~~~
JONES private sanitarium and con-
valescent home, 1924 So. G, Taco
ma, Wash. Everything new, neat
and sanitary, modern equipments.
Patients will receive the best of
care. Charges reasonable. All let
tiers of inquiry promptly answered.
NJ S557. Sabra Jones, matron
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TACOMA AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
night and day classes. We teach
you on high power cars. Chauffeurs
are in demand. 1912 jefferson.
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VIII sell cheap, some very good
land, some improved, suited for
poultry, dairy or eardenins; pure
running water; " mile to store and
school. Write owner, VIM. Schaum-
berg, olalla, Wash
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FOR RENT-A good Groom modern
all conveniences. Apply 1922 SO. X.
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local real estate office. Salary or
commission. steady. 401 Bernice Bldg
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TELEC GRAPH
TABLOIDS

TERRE HAUTE, InJ.-Mar-
riage relieved atherine Ottoror-
ordemgentichenfelde of a great
load. She is now Mrs. Louis
kalen.
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Attorneys

r. !. ELLIOTT. Clio Bkrs. Trust Bid.
Patent. Trade Marks. Drawings.
M. 6779.
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DENVER-Thrown from a WIN
dow and injured by some broth
ers' of his congregation the Rev.
Robert Rudolph now breaches
from his bed.
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FOR SALE-Tent SO IT., round top
and side walls, complete. in good
condition. VIII sell for 500 If taxi
en- at once. Jules Korto, 5420 I'm
ion av.. So. Tacoma.
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Wanted to Buv

WANTED TO BUY-Two lots and
house or without house, CHEAP;
part, on graded street. Al
tress WI, care of Times.
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Situations Wanted-Male

CARPENTER, roofs. foundations
and general 1obbing. NJ. 1873.
YOUNG man. neat and courteous.
wishes position as night clerk in
hotel; experienced; good references.
S-3, care Times.
WANTED-Clearin lots by day or
contract or other work. p. o. box
8, Sta. p Tacoma.
MAN with family needs work of anv
kind. Short jobs accepted. 2S05
So. A. Phone B1052.
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H. L. HOUCK--Carpet beating, refit-
ting and laying: feather renovat-
ing and LpholsterinE. 2S12 9Th ave.
Phone Main 1926 A 1925.
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For Sale, Real Estate

Two lots. Fletcher Heights; cost
$500, sell for $425, part cash. Ad-
dress U-2, care Times.
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For Kent-Flats
Wanted

small improved ranch.
waterfront preferred. with stock
tools, etc, in exchange for partly
coma. Give full particulars at once
Call or address AIS So. 3eth st., IA
coma.
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Vacuum Cleaners

BEST machine in the city, satisfac-
tion guaranteed, references cheer
fully furnished. 1214k Tacoma av
NJ. 1854.
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TO ExcHANGE-i6o acres okano-
gan county for city improved
property; would consider automo-
bile. Address owner. C. II. Merritt,
Ruyaliup. Wash
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Improved 10 Acres

FOR SALE. A sNAP-House and
lots, corner Cheyenne and 35th sts.,
fair payment down and $40 monthly
Tel A 1859. owner.
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Furnished Houses

e>.~~>~~>>>s~~~>~-~-~> ~-o.es~~s
FURNISHED 4-room house for rent.
$40 per month. Inquire II. y.
Wilson. 64e5 Stevens st, Manitou
PARK.
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Detective Agencies

e>~~.rS<>rse.es->esr-'>>,rs
WASHINGTON SECRET SERVICE
BUREAU-Sptclal and expert d.
tective service. 3o6 Bernice Bldg
A 2349.
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Pennanship

counting, show cards; day, "a,
even, Mon, Wed, Fri, 7-9. AS
Bkrs Trust Bldg. d. M. Knauff, ms
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Exchange

FOR ExCHANGE-A small improv-
ed chicken ranch for unIncumber-
ed city lots. Main 656s. GIG No.
Il 1T.
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RE AID

The states daily. No. 200 California
Bldg. Snaps in real estate, we
trade, buy or sell. Money to loan
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F. K. Mcfarland
502 California Bldg.
Henderson Bay

10 acres cleared and grubbed ready
for pillow. a mile to dock; fine slope
Must sell at once and will sacrifice
Address W., care Times.
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For Sale-Real Estate
RANCH

Big Bottom ranch, ITO acres, south
of Randall close to Cowlitz river;
10 acres cleared, acres in orchard,
$50 acres of fine fir timber will cut
10000 feet per acre. VIII take
good city property as part payment.
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We have the lots and will build a
house to suit you; small cash pay
ment and balance monthly. Wads-
worth &c Son.. 210 Berlin Bldg.
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Wines and LIQUORS

LANGERT LILO UOR CO.. Ills Pac. az
Wholesale and family trade. M
6022, A 1922.
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Lock and Gunsmith

BEST key shGp; repair anything. NJ
S9lT. Wayne Strong. 934 Com.