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Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06
Come and Help

To members of the First Missionary
Baptist church in Pocahontes;
You are urgently requested TO
meet with all other members of our
church ON the third Sunday in Dec
ember, 1919, and also on the first
sunday in January, 1913, for the
transaction Of some very important
business. Our church has taken on
new life aud we are trying to get
everything in good working order.
We can undors tand why you have
become cold aud negligent and IN
attentive to duty, but come out,
now, aud renovate yourself and lets
learn TO love the church. In order
to do this we must attend regularly
and so we hope you will meet us on
these days for the business that
wall come up might be OF vital im'
portanoe to you, as some Of you
have not met with the church in so
long that no one knows whether
you are dead in Body or dead in the
Spirit.
The undersigned are greatly in
terested IN you aud we want you to
hunt us up aud make yourself known.
Shake hands with us that we may
know who YOU are. And finally,
brethren and sisters, come out, aud
let us make our church one that we
will be proad Of, one that will be a
light to the world aud pleasing in
the sight OF God.
L.C. HAYNES,
JonN +. JAMES.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06
Notice Of Application for Chanpe Of Road

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply at the January, 1912, term OF the
Randolph county court. for an order vacat-
ing part OF the Pocahontas and Thomas
Vile road. and changing the same. as follows:
To vacate all Of such road that Is on or runs
across block seven G1 of the Hamll and Witt
addition TO town OF Pocahontas, and re-estab-
lish and locate said road on the streets OF the
said Hamil and witt addition, as shown by
recorded plat, commencing at the southeast
corner OF said block seven, then run north
along east side said blacl, TO northeast corner
thereof then run west along the north side
soid block [, intcrsect with the Pocahontas
and Tbomasvillc q rad as now located and es-
toblisbed. T. ". LYNCH.
G. J. STEVENS.
Principal Petitioners.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06
BIGGERS

DIR. J. !. Johnston made trip TO
Pocabonlas first of the week.
Mrs. Charley Shores aud little
daughter are here this week visiting
friends and relatives.
DR.. Pringle Of Pocahoutas was in
town Tuesday on business.
Levi Richardson, merchant,
farmer and stockman, Of Reyno
was here first OF the week buying
cattle.
Mildred Michal Of Peach Orchard
was here first Of the week visiting
friends.
Lee Bolin, bank CASHIER, received
a telegram from his brother in Mis-
sour near Mountain View saying
that his father was dangerously i'll
Monday evening. Mr.. Boliu left
on the evening train and arrived
there Tuesday evening. lie found
his father some better.
Lon Parker Of Reyno was IN
town Tuesday on business.
Riggs OVERLY was over Monday
visiting friends.
Sular Johnston and Henry
Anspaeh of Middlebrook were over
this week looking after business
matters.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06


first time that they have seen each
other In 10 years.
Sam Songer and family spent
Thanksgiving at the home G.. w.
Chitwood.
Joe Rogers is hauling some fine
waluat timber from Water Valley
to In bodeu.
Ora llnllinger spent last Sunday
with Maud Davis.
NJ. l.. Bailey dismissed school on
last Wednesday ia order to spend
Thanksgiving at the Tri-County
Teachers Association and with
homcfolks. lie reports the associa'
tion meeting as being a success.
Lila Hobson visited Eva and
Est,r Hullinger Sunday.
Bro. G. w. Million Of New
Hore will preach at this place next
Sun ". Every body is invited TO
conc out aud hear him.
NJ. +. Henderson and Lutte Huf.
stedle were at this place last Mon
day looking after some cattle.
lid Sullivan of Rayenden Springs
tnok sick while at the home j. H..
Miller last Sunday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06
OLD JACKSON

The directors OF this place have
bought some lumber and had new
steps made at the spring. We have
as fine a school house as any coun-
try school affords and fine spring
water, in fact we have everything
it takes to make good school.
John Wells and family spent
Thanksgiving with his brother,
Tom, near Valley Chapel.
J. J. Brooks shipped some stock
to st. Louis last week.
p. 4. Williams and daughter,
Miss Ada, gave nice musical en-
tertainment last Saturday night.
At 1880 o'clock the parlor was
lighted up and Mr., Williams with
violin and Miss Ada with organ
rendered some fine music. Later
they had singing and music on the
organ and then the phonograpb
music but last of all they made the
table walk and talk. Those pres
ent were: G, w. Cbitwood and
mother, M. l.. Bailey, Sam Songer
ard wife, Charlie Farmer and
daughter, Hazel, and Paul Songer.
Frank Kiger of On aha, Neb.,
visited his brother, Geol ge, at this
place last week. This was the
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06
Warning Order

In the Justice Of the peace court Dcmun
township. Randolph county, Arkansas. J. A.
Douglas. Justice OF the peace
VIM. Kercheval & Theo. Rice. doing business
under the firm name Of Kercheval & Rice,
Plaintiffs.
vs.
W. A. Smith. Defendant.
The above named defendant, W. A. Smith,
is hereby warned 10 appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the complaint
OF the plaintiff filed therein.
J. "A. DOUGLAS.
EATON & JACKSON. Justice OF the Peace.
Attys. for Plaintiffs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06
.sssstsssstsstEsstttttssS
! Local and otherwise :
4, s,..a..sssssBsssssBssFttE

very pleasah"l WV"
Byron Pease Of Douglas county
Mo arrived in Pocahontas la'
week aud has accepted a position
with Jos. W. voohers, lumber deal
er. 4
Through the Tunes Dispatch we
learn that our old friend L. M
White. formerly foreman in the
Star Herald office, has just fallen
heir TO a small fortune through the
death OF arelatiye.
Mrs. J. NJ. q. Lehman, who
spent last week very pleasantly in
Pocahoutas visiting her daughter
Mrs. Ben A. Brown, aud sons, II.
K. and Ralph Lehman, returned TO
her home at Maynard Monday.
Her husband, j. NJ. c., came down
after her.
Miss Fannie Mitchell, a trained
nurse of Greeuway, Clay county, is
the guest Of friends in Pocahontas
this week.
o. A. Lemmons returned from
St. Louis tins week where he pnr- !
chased nice, upto. date line OF
drygoods aud shoes. Everything
fully guaranteed. Watch for an ad
in next issue.
Marvin Buckley has resigned his
position with the Palace Drug store
and accepted one with Marcus Ber-
ger Grocer Co. Marvin is a splendid
young man and strictly business and
will doubtless make good in bis new
place. Uric Reynolds, who was
with the grocery company, has re-
turned to his home at ReJno.
Losr-In Pocahontas, a small
leather hand grip containing a girls
dress and apron and boys knit
jumper. Finder please leave at the
Star Herald Office.
T. J. FOSTER,
I5-ltp Maynard, Ark.
Bring your furs, hides and pro-
luce to IL. II. Hepsner's Square
Deal Store. Biggers, Ark. Highest
prices paid. We also carry an up
lo.date line of Drygoods, Shoes,
LADIES' aud Gents Fur
nishing Goods, etc. Come in and
give us trial. II. II. HEPsSER,
Square Deal Store, Biggers, Ark
l5u.
Rev. A. NJ. Doss Of Dalton was
in town a short while Saturday
Rev. Doss is a candidate for Chap
lam of the lower house of the legis-
Iature when that body meets in
January, aud says he feels confident
IF being the one chosen. He is
good man for the place and we
would be greatly pleased to see him
win it.
Tobe Chastain returned Saturday
from Reyno where he had been
doing some surveying for the Muir
fay's Creek Drainage District. Mr.
Chastain says the dredge boat IL
nearing Reyno on the Clay county
side and will reach the line within
the next few weeks. Then IT is
thought that the work will com
mence on the Randolph side.
B. F. Bigger, prominent mer
chant, planter and hotel man of
Pocahontas and Biggers, was in
Walnut Ridge Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Bigger is the only brother Of
the Rev j. p. Bigger, who was
killed here during the county fair,
by Doc Driver. We are informed
that Attorney w. p, Smith of this
city has been employed to help
prosecute Driver.-Times Dispatch.
For SALE-l 22-foot steel hull
launch equipped with l new IA
horse power Gale perfection heavy
duty engine, all in iiist class con-
dition. Will sell on easy time
payments with proper security.
]. w. o. DoNNELL,
1872 North b Street,
"A Atm Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06
WOOD WOOD

500 ranks heating wood. Sl.5o
per rank delivered. Fireplace
wood and back logs a speciality.
1885, JNo. II. KIzER.
FoR RENT-The Frank Frazier
farm near Lorine, 65 acres IN culti-
yation, good house, barn and water.
Would want man to furnish him
self. Mrs. A. A. PARK,
Is ltp. Pocahontas. Ark,
For SALE CHEAP-One Flanders
"2o" automobile, second hand, now
at Mariana, Ark, in good condi.
ton. If interested car will be
brought to you for inspection,
Also have one 26foot launch with
81 II. p. engine. For further in
formation write or phone, K. J.
Wyeth, Water Valley, Ark. II At.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06

Go to o. Lemmons for fine sho es.
Every pair guaranteed. See his line
of fine dry goods.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06

Mrs. Kate Downing wants to show
you the beautiful line of lamps at
JunKersielu % sons If
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06
l.. G. HAYNES,
JonN +. JAMES.
ANNOUNCEMENT
OUACHITA MAYNARD ACAD
EMI


Recently we suffered the loss of
our principal by voluntary reslgna-
tion. The undersigned was asked to
take his place. Another teacher was
employed and the school continues.
Just now we are not offering the
senior work nor all the junior work,
but are doing well what we under.
take. We can make 1t to your ad-
vantage to come join our student
body. We have neither time nor
nervous energy to waste on trouble
some students and idlers, but will
exert ourselves to the last limit in
behalf of those who are orderly and
studious.
Maynard is quiet, orderly town
Of socIable, religious, school-loving
people, nor is there anything TO in
duce a pupil to spend either time or
money foolishly.
We invite correspondence and
Investigation.
w. G.. Hamil, Principal.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-12-06

Willis McCracken OF Success,
one Of the few in this section of the
country who are experimenting in
rice growing, was in Pocahontas on
business Monday. Mr.. McCracken
says he is well pleased with his ex-
periments so far, and feels sure
that the business will prove very
profitable in future years.
STRAY CALF-Strayed from my
place, four miles southeast of Po'
cahontas a steer calf, about eight
months old, color red and white
spotted, unmarked. Finder will be
rewarded by Notifying Bob Brown
at Pocahontas, Ark. l5'2tp,
For seed and feed oats go tc
Henry Meier. A fall carload just
received. S't
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HOT ATTACK ON
ACCUSED MEN

tby unitsd rrsss Leased wire,
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. s.---sessh-
ING arraISnrcns o. the 20 members
Of the international Association Of
Bridge and Structural iron Work.
ere. on trial here for Illegally
Transporting dynamite. featured the
opening remarks ef United States
District Attorney John o. Miller in
outlining the governments case
TODAY.
We viii show.- shouted Miller.
pointing an accusing finger al
Frank NJ. Ryan. president OF the or.
ganixation. that dynamite aud
nitro-slycsrire were ruthicssiy car.
rted from one state TO another on
passenger trains. on which thou.
sands % men. women and children
travelled. We will show that these
men devised an Internal machine
whereby . charge Of explosive, with
a long fnAa attached. Was sat off
By an alarm clock. 50 the dynamit.
eFs could be hundreds OF miles
"N&f HAHA At&tt 0HaAtNItANW WUfA
was accomplished. Every defend
ant here was aware 81 the plot to
dynamite the Los Angeles Times
building. for which the Mcnamara
brothers are now serving sentences
In San Qusntln prison"
When court convened u was OK
pected that Miiler's statement
would consume the entire day. II
IL composed Of 500 fypcwritten
pages. and. before going Into court.
Miller told the United Prcss cor
respondent that he expected Il
would require two days 10 read II
to the court and the jurors.
Judge Anderson today ordered
that the jurors be kept toaether.
This means that the II men will be
virtual prisoners during the three
months the trial 10 expected 20 last.
Sleeping quarters for the Jurors
Rave been provided In the Federal
building
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fIsAT|0NAL
| EVIDENCE IN
MURDER TRIAL

4 iEERDkEN, Oct. s.--tsApccted
lrlususs Of . sensational nature
~ ne courtroom with spectators
q where the murder trial OF J..
crssrA. millionaire iumberman.
r, kiIlsd City Detective Frank
~ On fars last. II being con
~ Testimony OF witnesses
~ tA< state showed that Mrs.
IN had summoned aid from DO
y Asadsaarfsrs at Aberdeen, say
\ ~; she had observed a man
ng1ns about her house that
. vtIet vas detailed on the Job.
y ~ reluctant 70 10, said Police
" funrleman. on the ground
= h didn't want to butt Into
~ tuablcs." The state Is try
\ , show that Creech was the
Uglr complained Of By hla wife.
NnFtinx to W. A. Rupp. editor
- Aberdeen World. who lives
u houses from the Creech real.
= md beard the shoss. Creech
: his wife. who had rushed out
G. hou<s:
4 osvs uuFdercd q man and I
nve % speed the rest OF nay
\ : Kaiiz Walla-
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This morning the same man APP
pearcd at the homo OF A. ]. Steel.
man. tbss brooklyn av.. and told
the same story. augmonting Il
with tale Of job no had In sight
but for which ho had not the
money 20 pay the employment
agent. Mr.. Steolman was Ia
hurry, gave him 81 and told him 10
chop up some wood. A soon a.
the reformed burglar got the
money be vauited the fence aud
ran away.
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pp0CRESSIVE BUSINESS
MEN HERE ORGANIZE

Miller. secretary Mrs. ". NJ.
Rhodes. treasurer.
The club will keep In cloao touch
with the work OF tho progressive
party state committee. II win az.
rect its attention chiefly 10 spread.
inE the progressive principles
among the professional and bus.
mess mon, An effort win be made
TO bring Jane Adams OF Chicago
for three speeches In this state.
Gov. Hiram johnson will also be
asked 20 como here.
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HURT BY AUTO

Charles Jones, general manager
OF the Roslyn Coal Co, was badly
injured at II 30 this morning. when
the auto he was cranking In front
OF the Frye hotel started up and
bumped into a taxicab, driven by
A. Hill. when Mr.. Jones started
to crank, the gears were In, and
when the machine started II car
ricd him along. II ran a distance
Of 20 feet before hitting the other
auto.
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" N - visited the homo OF nr. II.
-. so3 Belmont av.. yesser.
s easrnoon and told Mrs. Win.
Z IL. he was q reformed
- nor, Boston. and that he
nc<psthing 20 eat. Mrs.
"A ihouxkt from the appear.
n ~ man mat the rctofma.
~ II sake" and didn't want
- Il burglars around. 70
X oeAerwiss. 50 she phoned
"a poij<c whep the officers
z56 H. nan had gone.
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,.,.x Al 900 On the spot the
H.,,.taAuson Progressive club
es ,'s.shea a. the Raths1eller at
=. yesterday by professional and
men IN Seattle, Miss
49, isolde gave 500 TO be used
~ nrorrcssiyo literature
= z. women Of the state.
= q p fa Fargo was elected
9 y N. A. oottsteln. frat
=. ss,s.lasai; WI II. Parry, sec
= , w presidents Mira p O.
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-. members OF Scatsles pen
sssslns baseball team which
80. c.ssduIsd 10 play a pest season
,sith Spokane this week,
u ana lse town last night.
~ s.sr,ln.ru players and the en-.
~ ~ team, today expressed
~ ,x.e.st with NE men. Those
~ ~frv Mann. who went 10
~ Nebraska; Strait. who
~ ar Elmlrs. New York; Fui-
ss- - ls On route 10 Pitts
- "a Jamss. Whaling, wally
2 s,hreldsr. who went TO coih
~ l,,,s departure OF the Seat
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ROBERT MALTBY

A DAIRY Palm.
20 asFca az bottom soil 30 acres Of
4phich IL cleared. There ts In
eiuded 81 600 worth % buildings
"a good repair. also f1.00e worth
saof live stock. farm machinery,
atoois. household furniture and
plAno GET BUSY on this N you
want 20 Hrx a SPLENDID FARM
Nst an extremely lev laurc. Price
atsieQo VNs part cash.
- OSCAR JENSEN a Co
"a Northern Hank pidg tth 4 PIKE
AND i0-AcnH TRACTS
We have = few 4hotrr tracts. close
in on good roads. wtthln easy
drive II seattle. rich soil. near
school. depot. etc. Prices from $50
% as per aqrr To see these
tracts saks . Madison car and
county ferry 20 Burke A fgrrnrH
kirkland office or can 100 Cherry
st
ACROSS Tho Sound In KiifAp county
We have several t-acrs chicken
ranches for 1850. terms fip cash.
tt monthly. Fins for poultry. 90
AZ once ole Hanson q Co. New
York Block
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DAVID p. EASTMAN,
sos Lowman Bldg.

REASON WHY YOU
SHOULD BUY NOW
Winter H. coming on. canal being
dredgad. factories coming. immi =
grants and retired farmers are
moving In, and these facts, with
others too numerous 60 mention,
are the reasons why North End
property IN sure 20 advance. The
following ID a partial list Of our
many good buys;
T-room modern home. corner lot.
only $500. 1900 down.
Groom new modern bungalow, full
basement. large lot $4,000. terms.
5-room modern cottage. furnace
heat, s2,ioo; 400 down. ti0
month.
5-room new modern bungalow.
ezxfoo. corner lot, 1880. 900
down.
s-room modern bungalow. lot 50xiis.
ti.tTs; terms.
We feel that after reading these you
viii be sufficiently interested TO
call and let uH show you some
real North End bargains.
80 houses. from 1 TO II rooms, on
easy terms
ROY T.. POWERS,
62g7 Ballard Az.
Phone Ballard 400.
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Farm BARGAIN NEAR KENT

N you want a good piece 81 land
for very little money. como and
have a look az this 20 acres % rich.
productive soil. 80 acres fine pas.
ture. nice trout stream through 81.
water enough 20 irrtaatu the whole
Niece. well settled district. good
tchds. owner going away desires
suwsch sale Now IL the fima for
a,af1 90 buy. IL taken within q few
adgFs. prizes te.eee. fts worth much
+ulofr
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TO POULTRY PEOPLE
III you can make living out Of
chickens on land at tf0o an acre
and buy your feed, you should
make money out Of tz0e land that
promises 20 20 80 bushels wheat
offer you. every foot ~ cleared
and ready Tor the pillow. on lnterur-
ban miles from manufacturing
center. and top market for all
products. high school. college and
All city advantages. Come In aud
81 ~ tell you how you can start
~ with a few dollars 70 make an
Independent living,
WEST COAST LAND CO.
ilts-it American hank nidg
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Oct THE BEST
LOCATION. SOIL. VALUE
..-
level 8. 10. 70. to-aors tracts. rich.
deep black loan. on main county
roads, a. ". d, telephone and rail
road, best Of merksts. Farms on
AL sides producing immense eros
THIS land has tho riEht location
and the best Of soil, II IL priced
at less than lie value for quick
sales. No better land 20 be had IN
Western Washington a, any prics.
An examination Will convince you
information. Price $50 per acre
RAY BRouILLEr a co.
Azs bailey Bidg.
nEhitY LAKE TRACTS
6 ACHES fa2B
tfs CASH AND 40 PER MONTH
ehardi ideal berry and poultry
land, close 20 bfemerton market.
Nine boats daily 90 city. Small
fresh water lake on the land.
CLIFFORD. 1918 Third Az.
Good tracts all around Seattle.
MY THREE BEST buys
10 acres az Msadowdalo. level. good
soil $1,000 cash.
t-aers tract at Seattle Heights
$780, 900 cash.
10 acres. vashon island. with I'm
provemsnts. $4,000. Might sx-
cliuRcfiiff. Ieas, soeo
foTATo LAND. sts % An AcRn
With magnificent view OF the Oiym-
pics and salt water. An elegant
location for home most productive
10 acres for fio cash and 90 per
4 y. NEWELL. 40 spring st
LITTLE RANCH roil OLD PEOPLE
On good road. close 20 the ferry
wharf AZ Kirkland. have little
Improved ranch which II ideally
body who has 10 work In Seattle
Part Of the place IL under cultisA-
tioH. good new house, hen house
with hens. fine well. Price 1880.
some cash down. balance $40 n
month. Act quickly. Mr. Hack
land
CfifFOHh CofHY TRACTS
fo-mlnutc service from business cen
ter. 8 acres sseo, SO cash. iie per
month located short wnik from
school. stores and church at Colby
Good cedar bottom. dark sandy
loan soil, with alder growth Fine
for berries. poultry and garden.
Adjoining land 10 selling for dou-
bic this price.
cLfFFoRD. 1913 Third Az
Coed tracts All around Seattle
iitfY LAND SOW
We have some good land in 10 and
sa-hcra tracts. near good wharf
and the best % boa, service, only
sac 10 $40 per acre. on terms OF
tio cash and ts per month. Let us
show you
nuRwELL a MoRroRD
Main ss1k. SO colman bldg.
IMPROVED ACREAGE NEAR
AUBURN
We will sell from to acres. with
good 6-room house. large chicken
house. enough room 20 keep sew
crai thousand chickens, IS fruit
trees. good running stream. on
the south end OF this place. which
furnishes an abundance 81 pure
water for tho poultry. This ranch
fronts on good county road. within
minutcs walk OF fntcrurbnn
Station. Terms very reasonable
20 good parties who will move on
tho ranch at once. Call iot Cher
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|EVEN SEATTLE BALL PLAYERS DITCH
POST SERIES AND LEAVE TOWN

Ito players left the Spokane team
here with the receipts OF n single
game 20 pay a weeks hotel bill aud
their fare back TO Spokane. Feel.
ing under obilgatlon to the Spo.
kane men. the Seattle boys who no
NAMED here have organized
team. with Charley Mullen. Charley
Schmutz and Catcher Hannah. and
win play the Spokane bunch the
balance OF the post season series.
tho players dividing the proceeds
Seattle players who stayed here In.
clside Jackson. Shaw. Wilson. Mil.
Moran. Raymond. Melkie and
Mclvor.
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POTATO LAND
10 Acres for $3.50
5000 Cash and
$1,000 Per Month

A. n NEWELL lac spring 81
$50 ACRES ALDER LAND. 1900
$50 cash and us per month, positive
~ first class brown shot clay soil,
lies level. fine view. near small
town. good market, cheap fare
r. Van Arsdale A Co. 1905 Srd Az.
POTATO LAND. CLOSE IN
Ons crop will pay for the land. 10
acres good potato. clover or fruit
land for tabo. $40 cash and $40
per month.
a. u. NEWELL. 100 Spring 81
8 ACRES RICH SOIL. sf7k
t3b cash and $40 per month. no
gravel. all fine shot clay SOIL lies
smooth. easy 10 clear. close 20
school near small town and good
market. cheap fare.
p. Van ArHdaie 4 Co. 1903 Ard Az.
CHEAP POULTRY FARM
Across Lake Washington. short
walk from the ferry landing fine
tract OF alder land. cleared. fenced
ana In garden. new house.
chicken house. runs. etc. Room
for several hundred chickens.
Price 81 ESQ; on easy monthly pay
mentH. See Brennaman. al office
on Andersons wharf. Madison
park.
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cRAnBERaIEs AID BEAUTY

= CRANBERRIEs AID BEAUTY 4
4 BOSTON. Oct. "a new 4
4 use has been found for the
4 Cape Cod cranberriss which 4
4 ought to interest tho ladies'. 4
4 For a long time u has been 4
4 known that cranberries are
4 good 10 aid digestion. and that 4
4 many diseases OF tho blood 4
4 and tissues have been cured 4
4 by the acid in the tart little 4
4 berry. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
Furnished Houaes

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04

ctosE-fS BARGAIN
Beautiful new broom modern hun-
gAioW. cement basement. fixtures.
view corner lot. street improve
ments IN and paid In full, two
blocks 10 car and paved street.
400. $3.50 cash. balance t9o per
month. including interest
e J. BELL a co
ses Globe Block Main afSz.
HAVE YOU VISITED AUBURN7
We are selling large lots In Auburn
for 1910. $40 cash, o. monthly. sit
uated in heart OF town. minutes
from r. r. yards. high school.
banks and y. o. just the place 90
live. Plenty OF work AT Auburn.
90 down today. Call up our office
Our salesman will show you the
ground. Ole Hanson & Co, third
floor New York Block.