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in the open for the presidential rfomi-
nation thousands of new admirers viii
Join the eoloners friends. Governor
Johnson said:
a"The statement of Colonel Roosevelt
was all that we expected. We knew
he would come out into the open, and
now that he is to fight we believe he
will make the strongest fight in his
tory. We. in the West, are confident
OF his nomination, and after that the
battle is practically over"
Colonel Roosevelt's letter to the gov
errors. stating briefly that he would
eaccept the nomination for President If
~ was rendered to him, created no sur
prise here in political circles IN view
Of his laconic remark in Cleveland that
MY hat is in the ring
Republican County Chairman Samuel
Koenig said that Colonel Roosevelt's
letter would not affect the situation
in New York county. New York
county Is and win b for President
Taft" said Chairman Koenig.
National Democratic Chairman Nor
man E. Mack said regarding the state
ment that 1t was q fine thing for the
Democrats.
Amos Pinchot, brother of Clifford Pin
'chot, said hat Roosevelt would get
most of the delegates from New York
State.
The colonel's statement was issued
from the Outlook office in the form of
a reply to the petition from the West
ern governors, dated February 10, in
which they implored him to express his
Willingness to accept the nomination.
Following Is his reply:
New York, Feb. "a, 1912.
"Gentlemen-T deeply appreciate your
letter, and l realize to the full the
heavy responsibility it puts upon me,
expressing as 1t does the carefully
considered conviction of the men
elected by popular vote TO stand as the
heads Of government in their. several
States,
Not One Mans Task.
Is absolutely agree with YOU that
this matter is moi one to be decided
with any reference to the personal
preferences or. interests of any a
but purely from the standpoint of the
interests of the people as a whole.
! will accept the nomination for
President II 1t Is rendered to me aud
i VIII adhere to this decision until the
convention has expressed it's prefer
cnce. sad Sz
zone of the principles for which Il
have stood, and for which | now
stand. and which / have always en-
deavored. and always shall endeavor to
reduce to action. is the genuine rule
of The people: and therefore I hope,
~. -. -.-,tI1~ H. o-s1t r1,t r. E kn
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TRENTON MAN LOSES IN
OCEAN RACE WITH DEATH.

TRENTON, Feo. 2s. .eph Hollies
left here Wednesday to G to the bed
side Of his mother on receipt news
that she was dangerously i'll IN
Worcestershire, England.
In his race with death across the
ocean he was beaten. as his wife yes
terday received a cable spatch say
ing his mother had died. Hollies will
Anotsknow. of thu death unit ! be- reaches
England.
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COLLAPSES AT NEWS OF
atl HER NEW SON-IN-LAW.

HARTFORD, Feb. rs. + why.
mother, it's all right; I married Joe
the day after you went away, and /
didn't SUPPOSE you would mind,s ex-
planned Olive, the 90 old daughter
of Mrs. Ella Morris, when her mother
returned and learned that she had a
son-in-law.
Joseph Tremonte, the bridegroom, is
a retired business men. While Mrs.
Norris was visiting in New Jersey he
took Miss Morris to a clergyman and
they were married. Mrs. Morris became
hysterical, and, falling in a nervous
collapse. struck her hand against a
window pane, breaking the glass and
cutting herself severely. She was taken
the Hartford Hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-26
BILLFOR U. S.
TOGOBBLEU UP
EXPRESS COS.
Senator Gardner Figures That
II Will Cost Only
$50, $40.


WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator
Gardner today introduced a bill under
which the government would take over
the properties of express companies
and operate them as a part of the pos
tai service. extending the service TO
the rural delivery, The measure in
9loates the probable cost of takins
over the properties as follows:
Real property, f$14, 9Sg,1e9; equipment.
81, 1881, 4O5, materials n supplies, $685.
210; advance payments on contracts.
s. 1885, 666, and franchises. good will,
etc, $1O,S77, 1853; a total of 500, 1855, S19.
While the balance sheets of the com
panies shows other assets of nearly
$15o,000, 900 Senator Gardner argues that
these are not devoted to express lsery-
Ice, and that this property might be
retained by the corporations without
impairing it's value.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-26
Former Governor Fort Says
There Is No Fear of Result.

Former Governor John Franklin Fort
had this to say:
IT am entirely satisfied with the an
nouncement that Roosevelt will be a
candidate. We are going to make a
good fight in this State and we expect
to win.
have the direct primaries here
and the people must determine whether
they want Roosevelt or not. We know
pretty well what the sentiment is and
have little fear of the result
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TAFT BUSINESS MEMS
{ LEAGUE SEEKSlMEMBERS,

The Taft Business Mems League of
EsseA Cpunty. through its secretary,
Harry B. Fowler, is sending out circu-
lars urging the increase in the mem
hership of the club.
THE purpose of the league the
circular states, "is to urge the re-
nomination n reelection of. President
Taft
1t says further:
mo. President in years. has shown
such q DISTINGUISHED and patriotic pur-
pose to serve his country, ana the whole
country, and accomplish legislation for
the benefit of ALI the people as has
President Taft. vase fgs. s,stYl4a 44
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of all the charges made against him,
and that he does not feel that a de-
Tense should be made AT this prelimi-
nary hearing, but is prepared to do so
at a formal hearing.
I'VE would not object to be sworn
If you had the prerogative of. immu-
nifty said Mr.. Edwards. tf
Senator Fitzherbert is innocent,f'
said Mr., Edwards, and If a hearing
is declared we want "a hearing before
the whole Senate so tina h story can
be heard by everybody -3
Edward Underhill, of the7 Newark
Evening News. and G,-M. Gottfried, Of
the Newark STAR, We're called to the
stand and testified as to what, Senator
Fitzherbert had said at the hearing
last week. The committee adjourned
at 1850. 1t will make a report to the
Senate tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-26
OLEO NOT PROPERLY
STAMPED, 1T IS CHARGED.

Charged with selling oleomargarine
not properly stamped, John Mcdonald,
O 2sl Bank street. was arraigned. be
fore United States Commissioner S.
Howell Jones today. He furnished $500
Dali to insure his appearance fora a.
nearing next Friday Mcdonald Was
arrested op Saturday by G. Irving Den
nett, deputy collector Of internal y
u The horse. Wagon and alleged
oleomargarine were seized.
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W.aD. HOWELLS, ANNOYED
BY MOTORS, MOVES HOME.

BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 26.-The noise
OF motor boats has caused William
Howells, the author, to abandon
his idea of adding to his home in Kit
terry, and to select one in York. Me.
me motor boats at Kittery, barking
through their exhausts day n night.
have interfered with his literary pro
duction. Many of his books have been
written since he opened his summer
at Kittery Point several years
ago.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-26
Roosevelt Statement
Sets Politicians Ag0g

Murray Crane, of Massachusetts, hur-
ried to the Presidents offices early to-
day, but would not discuss their visit
Secretary of War Stimson was
among the Presidents callers and
talked with him for some time. Asked
as to what attitude he would TAKE with
regard to Colonel Roosevelt. MI. slim
son said: eti IL
II will make my position perfectly
clear in the speech ! shall make In
Chicago March s." "a f
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legislators. AT no time was the pay.
lnent of money mentioned, anu l2r. Rid'
ner told me that. he would not expec'
any money unless he accomplished
what he set out to do.
Jacob l.. Newman, of Newark, was
retained last night by DR.. Ridner II
connection With the bills
When asked why DR.. Ridner was moi
present this morning, despite the fael
that he was notified by the judiciary
committee to appear, Mr.. Newman de-
clared that he had no knowledge OF
the fact that his client was asked tc
attend the hearing. IF the committee
wants to subpoena DR.. Ridner III
bring him here said Mr.. Newman,
but at this moment he is not access
ibie.r
At the hearing was Assistant Attor.
ney General Gaskill. who was asked
TO be there by the judiciary commit
tee. The Gregory detective agency, OF
Newark, is interested in the case, and
has been working on il. AThe-judieiary
committee did not employ the agency
Fitzherbert Takes Notes.
Oscar F. Ostby, on the stand, read
the aTHuaVll ne SWore W III the oHlce
of Frank S. Katzenbach last week
The statement made today was printed
in the Morning STAR last Wednesday.
During the reading of the affidavit
Senator Fitzherbert listened ~intently
and occasionally took notes,
On cross-exaInination by Mr. Ed
wards, Ostby was asked If it were not
true that similar bills such as those
in question were ~ntroduce IN various
States of the Union regulating the
manufacture OF gas.
IN sir. BINS nave peell
10 compel electric headllghts on loco
motives which would lessen our sales
what did o mean Wnen you SAID
your company was not abe TO ak
turkey !.
!" am not an OFFICER OF the company
II did not want ouicly action,
What did you mean when you said
ak 'turkey?,"
He mentioned price, and | did not
want to mention price
would you ever have discussed
anything that Would influence the
Legislature OF New jersey asked Mr..
katzenbach, . az ia
NO was the answer
Mr.. Edwards wanted to know how
ostby remembered the conversation
that took place between him and Rid
l.er, 10 Witch he has sworn. This re-
ferred To the ste~nographer's report.
ostby said he could no remember.
but that he knew that the conversation
took place.
Cramer said he had listened to the
conversation in a private hall and with
him were two other employees of the
company He tlren read the conversa-
ton, as told in the STAR last week.
1t dealt with the killing of the bills.
and he amount for which it was to be
done. Ridner is alleged t. have prom
ised to do 1T reasonably and thai he
WOULD. ask no money unless he were
Senator Pad askad cro n,.r u,han ha
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BRYAN HAS A CANDIDATE.
"HONEST JOHN" SHAFROTH.

GREELEY, Col. Feb. 2s.-Governor
John. F. sha 10Th has Beer projected
into the ring of Democratic presiden-
tia1 possibilities by William j. Bryan,
who in a public address saidi
Il would rather see Governor Shat
roth. of Colorado, nominated for the
presidency thai any Democrat yet
mentioned f 4asa4
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BAYEs RECOVERING; WIFE BETTER.

Albert Bayes, who on february 5 at
tempted to murder his wife and then
suicide. is recovering at the City
Hospital today. Mrs. Bayes. who re-
ceived a bullet in the abdomen. con-
fined at the same hospital. Is also. re-
covering. Jealousy and the refusal of
Mrs. Bayes to live with her husband is
given by The police A. the cause Of the
attempted tragedy.
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Stimson to Announce His
Stand in Speech on March 5.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Affairs at
the White House went on as usual to-
day despite the announcement Of Col
onel Roosevelt's willingness to accept
another nomination. IS :
4 vice-President sherman and Senator
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Stokes Is Silent Now;
Is Preparing Statement.

TRENTON, Feb. 26.EFormer Gov
ernor Stokes declined 10 make a state
ment today regarding Roosevelt's can
didaey.
not ready to give it out yet, was all
Mr.. Stokes would say.
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Y IT ~
THE WEATHER.

it"in RMS afternoon and tonight.
siesring and colder by Tuesday night,
high easterIy winds shtfttog axy.sta.Iw
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Mrs. Sage Gives
$500 to Y.W.C.A.

a check FOR $500 has been
received BY the v. W. c. a.
from Mrs. Russell sage. 20 be
placed 10 the v. W. c. A. build.
ing fund. II was through an In.
innate friendship which exist
ed between Mira. sage and Mrs
Elizabeth W. chsmpaey Of the
association trat the check was
rendered. The selection OF the
FIRM Of Goodman & champney,
architects for the new building
70 be erected. with which Mrs.
chanpney's son 10 connected.
Was the indirect cause OF the
donation. The check was not
solicited.
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Two ssroom flats ciose 90 carr 10
minutes walk 80 poHtofftre $40 90
each. aiao furnished rooms aud
apartments uabei. t0J Arcade.
kaxls Apartments Furnished Apis
ruom and board. - 9 week. aep
Excelsior Apts.--furnirne and an.
Furnished; 9Th and nlke- Main skai.
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Catnrfh Ny~. ear. nose. threat esl IN.
nerve. heart lung and blood dts-
eases sptIspsy. Eoitrs. ktdney.
bladder diseases cured Tor q per
fnonth. Dr. severance ~ sscond
Avenue Nshsh0rn Bldg. Rooms
SCI and SCI
Maternity Home We have opened a
maternity home in connection with
cur banlfaginm. graduated ocxfst-
rieni nurse In attendance chsrxes
reasonable. swick saniiafiusn.
ISIS Ftrst Az. Aain ~.
Rupture cured: psrrnsns,.i: wi.s sss
over zoe cases cured p.rt I've
Ess..ssss:n. 'hi III rl..l 4 hiaa ss nai...a
German. With aood trade. agsd Va.
desires to meet German woman
for partnsrship- Address o-hs'
WanSsd-Te buy sair; half chains
ard switches made to order. Mrs
II Miller. fs1E sixth av.. nsar Pths
Biggest shew N city; haby. chicks
hatched every minute In glass M
cuhafors Come and see. Ia Annsx.
~ Pike ~.
Cniropody and Maniensinx rariors
Facial and. scalp treatment fao
Liberty Eidg.
Eomethsng 10 show your friends,
five ponfa1s for rs cents tsilssrJ.
The Aixi Co.. Esaftie. VAST.
Cffi-ErTE Hf.ADEs sharpened, sec
dax rszors. use, etc 1901 tth Az:
Lyn'f b~ lonely. Iosn our Matrimonial
Bureau Ladies' free. sos Pre- ~,
Wrinkles. freckfes. sears. noiss.
plmples removed. 1<1 Arcade BldF
TOuPEEa. w1Gs--Aii kinds Of hsir
work Korb, t9t Spring. Ind ABE.
OH ard Pott.r--Test circle Friday
D. Headings daily. 1904 1rd.
Mrs. 81. spears. painlst, 1908 Ord Az.
Say II saw ii in THE Star"
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DIXON. M. March 22.--seed
corn testers have been Installed la
every school In Lee county. Pupils
viii be taught how 90 distinguish
good seed corn.
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iil1tE Is THE HEST LITTLE nuY
plTH or TOWN near new
Hurlsn Lake can LINE 5 acfas.
Al level. partly cleared few rods
from ear line, ti0p per acre cheap
e than anything IN that vicinity.
~ taken within the uext few
lays, will sell for ts,eoo.
TWO CHOICE FIVE. AcRE TRACTS
nrar Sunntdaie. close 20 proposed
sar line and boulevard. tsso each
terms.
TEN ArnrH. one OF the prettienf.
commanding beautiful view OF
SOUND ana mountains. t5.op0.
TEN ACRES. farther south. right IN
lire OF new roads. all level. extra
good clay loan soil, part IN cult
WALTON, part easily cleared. some
timber small house. facing county
rusd. driving distance 10 market.
owner needs money Price 10
make quick turn. $3.50. Terms
ON part
ROBERT MALTBY
1919 ALASKA nftff.DfNQ
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~~~~S~~~~~S%~-~s~~~~ ~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~>s>
Wantsd~-A couple without children
10 rent well furnished home.
with plenty land for garden, three
lots 10 strawberries. SO chickens.
near lake and park. 80 month.
Call s1z2 Hamlet mv.. Atlantic city
station, Fourth az. line.
TWO sSAPS--One sis-room house.
with gas; 80. one three room.
house. 81 Both ara X block OF
Madison car. on 1Tth Az. Phons
East se9s.
For uent--A cozy six-room cottage.
from Meridian car line. Inquire A.
AZ. Fox. s0t Colmsn BIDS. tel
Main 1923.
For Rent or Isease--At Georgetown.
cnmpletcly furnished cottage. with
piano. electric lights. $500 month.
phone Adams 1854.
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WALL paper furnlyhed and hung 81
room and up. Painting tinfing
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n c,nr N heArER

~ IN rcSf1W
~ 11ne IRON the heater
- while the cccu'
1onns we're away cans'
111p 1nnnse 10 the bone
1nrkin. lies Tenth as'
S ~ 4 tbout ? O'Clock
~ - Of the fire de
~ savcd the house
or0frurtion-
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- MARKETS


uuyl.AkE
E 2 atent -four. tito; 4
~ (<: ~ lbs. grans-
cans milk. zsc.
~ ne H.: Wisconsin
~ tfawberry Jam. f0c
asparagus. Z lbs.
~ loo dox. Wine :
&c; Yakima Bur
49, sack. small po-
~ ory onions. 3 TBS.
~ z5e lemons. z
syc H.: lard, No.
~ pals, Ills.
m - iVc primes. 25e,
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Lost and Pound.

-~~~S~-~<s~
Lost--Tuesdey between and 10 y.
m. NJ the Theoaophical meetlna or
on street ear, blended sable stole.
Return to Q. g. Berg. 1898 FIRST
av.. for reward. ---
Losf--Oofd auoased fountain pen be.
18th. sTssnore, Igie.- engraved On
namepiate. Finder phone korth
1885, reward.
Lost--Briudis bull pup. one white
eye and four white feet, answers
to the name OF Dodos reward,
1fzh cherry IT.
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nAlsE YOUR owN WAGES

by putting 81 a week into a piece
% nfnt class land near the city
~ Centfaiin The railroads are
spending over 81 .ooa 600 thers this
summer for shops, roundhOnses
and new depot It's poxiiation.
which, - over 10 eo1. wfir double
~ the neat three years. This city
that led the state III percentage
growth according to the last gov
eminent census Two electric lines
are being built Land 10 cheap
theW now. bat win more than
double before the summer is over.
We have several it-acrs tracts
Just three miles from the city, on
= good road. In COED settlement.
good schools. teiephonr aud the
SOIL u first class absolutely free
~ gravel OF reck. easily cleared (.
Hes wsii. You can secure employ
fnent right near th~ land. Price
s1be for each ten -sers tract. SIC
cash and 81 week
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND COMPANY
ses second Az. Room fs Downs nix
Phone Main S1o@
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Painting. paper hanging and ksiso-
Inmates given. East 1854, EAST
New pianos 20 rent, rent applied on
purchase. Waiilng. 3o9-z0S Arcade
Annex (second floor, opposite sis-
vatOrb
Clock repairing my spsctntty.
Buson. 3zf Hinekiey Blk u lls1
Coraafs~- Front-tace, also backslace.
Madam Morrill,, 1927 1nd av
Nicb0ts. eun9alaps. Hlpckley blk.
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Flafs FOR Rent.

-Four large unfurpished rooms 20 Let.
1889 18Th av. 3.
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11D{IUCO. AAfxh 4@
~ nstie children
- With fear. Fran.
& Pur<o Rican ship
$1,000 8 ul1letto five tines
- Z Ma Tomaso piez
S111o = her home here to
% 800 ~ upon the vom-
'or eutco burying tho
~ = ~ our Tor the
~ 1rcehe viii re-
- NJ repalssd her
7 onvuncss. She u =
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BrTTEFw0RfH 4 h6Nb
Professional directors and Licensed
Embalmers 1891 lat. Phones 80:
CnfyeFaify Undertaking Pariofs. tzl4
18Th NJ r North 2i3. Green 5sz:
honey w atson Co. Funeral DIreo-
tors. Third ~. and university'
Mnfn "a. Elliott 2t1
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c~>r~r~>f>r>e~>r~rer >.t-u~><>>@><sS~~~
Excellent board and room, steam
heat, walking distance. five car
llnea ilsn nnftston nN,
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000HhhC00 ssSs@~
-o~~~~~c->~>>>~~> >,--s~S,>>'>' -
wanted--Partnsr with 1900. This
IL q permanent, honorable ana
very profitable business. strict
investigation viii provo " y
chance OF life. For appointment
for investigation, G-l10, care star
Crack er lack opening Tor good iaun-
dry man In live town Whatcom
county. All equipment on band
and substantial business 20 step
right into. Very easy terms. For
Information write w. Wftherby.
Ferndale. Wash,
Just right for two partners. s.chair
barber shop, modern. two pains,
old stand. IN good town; cant lose
$4,000 cash. Todd a Trimblc, Mt.
Vernon, wash. --
Ertnbiinhed fuel business for city
lot or small ranch. Phone Queen
VIII sell for cash my store and prop
erty at q sacrifice; going East.
F-f3l star.
Paying apartment and roonjng
House. refined locality, bona TIDE
bargain. Phone East 33zl.
Barber shop, I chairs, good lease.
SONS terms 500 r.. Pike. James
Q. Hay. Phone bao7. -
Wantsd--fend cleared IN exchange
for building lot, University dis
trict. Phone East zisl.
SJchois. BUNGALOWS. uinckiey Bic:
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want 81 600. good Interest three
years ne agents. 0-fzi, care
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on PER ACRE


81 PER ACRE
3 ana f0.acrs tracts all ready for
pillow right IN town. free mali De.
livery telephone. high school
electric llne now building. run.
ming water, fine roads. conEonial
neiKhbotn. good boating and fish
Ing 100 satisfied purchasers ~
seattle whom you can talk with
before s. ,. 70 see ,hs Land. ,sna f ,es
same day. our price is less than
the cost OF clearing stump land
Terms are 81 per acre each month.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND COMPANY
EOS second Az itooIn 70 Downs six.
10 ACRES ron 5000
Terms $50 cash, balance may run
long time. buys 10 splendid acres
Falls. Large settlement 81 nice
people. Rural free mail delivery,
Eyerythlng just TO suit SETTLERS.
Lumber furnished on easy terms.
OLE HANSON a co.
Third Floor New York HidK.
For lease from 80 s years. acres
and s-room hovas aud barn. vacant
the first 81 April, Apply 20 J. l..
sandall, ~ " 18th -. Phone
Ton acre.. cheap Tor cash good 10.
cation. soil and buildings small
orchard. must sell quick. Zee Geo.
". Kelley Fall CITY, Wash.
South Of toan. see land same sisy y.
$500 per acre for best loan soil.
no gravel, well watered with
springs and creeks, good roads.
easy payments. zQs Bailey Bldg.
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"a sss butter. &c Ii.
- anrh eggs. 2sc
u'-ess z5c; . loaves
aau1aae. zoe ii, .
l11S Hncciored Japan
scn scenea Z doz.
se;ssad . cakes Zoe:
Iiy. I9c; rhnbarD''
&c ana 1sc dox.
-; eaulifIower, SCI
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FifEE DEED N CASE or DEATH
FREE DRIED ~ CASE. on DEATH
Free deed Htyea 20 heirs % all oar
and berry taoe's buyers Who die
before payments are completed.
~ aud so-arfe tracts near station.
school and proposed now elertrte
Hoe, Everett 10 Heliinshsm. level
land, hufncd over. easy 10 cisrs.
shalleu water. coed soil several
nearby shinEls mills provide cm-
flpxHtrnts fuanY coutenteJ buyers
anu1lieinx ~ Niscos price tss per
4<<0 an terms ~ tteo dawn had
t61u aud |. square deal. Cali OF
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-22

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Several homcsteada and desert
claims tn Eastern Washington;
crowd going next week. See about
Il while they last Location fees
reasonable. Also all kinds OF
Eastern Washington lands for sale
and trade. Some desert re!inquinh-
mcnts for sale. Address G-Iss.
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