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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-30

Commencing at the mouth OF fre% en-
creek; thence down Red river l m'is.
thence due south r. miles; thence cas-,
20 miles; thence north IL miles .ls ~
in westerly direction to mou"
French creek. the place OF oesih"'"
Polling place, Finley station
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR CRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back Color and
Lustre With Sage Tea
and Sulphur,

When Won darken your hair with
Sage Tea and sulphur. no one can
tell, because it's done SO naturally,
SO evenly Preparing this mixture
though at home is mussy and trou-
blesome For 80 cents YOU can buy
at any drug store the ready -to-use
tonic called "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
rhur Hair Remedy You lust dam
pen a sponge or soft brush with "
and draw this through your hair. TAX
Ing one small strand at q time By
morning an gray hair disappears and,
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully darkened
glossy and luxuriant You viii also
discover dandru6 is gone and hair
has stopped falling
Gray faded hair though no dis
grace, is q sign Of old age, and as zee
all desire q youthful and attractive
appearance. get busy a once with
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur and look
years younger ADVERTISER BNT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

The old soldiers for this rea son, as
well az for many others. have re-
ceived unusual consideration from
Colonel Harris Those who wore the
blue fare equally with those VINO vo.e
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
SILK SAL ::


spring colors; yard ............'.' =" ~
WASH CHINA SILKS,
Twelve hundred yards OF beautiful Wash
China Silks, extra good dualityi worth
up to Soc; in the Easter 19R
Sale. yard .........., ...,..,..., x a.
PEBBLE CREPE DE CHINE.
Full SO inches wide Pebble Crepe de
Chimes, in black. white and all SOC
the now spring colors; yard 49,.
So CHIFFON TAFFETA.
Pretty Chiffon Taffetas in black, whlts
and all the new spring eolors. 02G
and full yard widei yard ......,...
PRETTY TUB SILKS
Yard wide pretty Tub Silks, for meas
and ladies' shirts, all in fast AON
coors, pretty patterns; yard ...... 1V~
So SILK POPLlNs.
We offer the $500 a yard Silk Poplins, N
black, white and colors. full QRGe
CIV sEoWER. PROOF FoULARps.
Cheney Bros Shower. proof Foulards, in
neat, dainty figures the kind you pay
500 yard for elsewhere; our zoe
price, yard ......,...... .-...... VV -
SILK MARoUlsETTE.
Beautiful Silk Marqusette in all coors
and brocaded and fancy Silks; A0a
in the Easter Sale, yard ............ GCS
CHANGEABLE TAFFETAS.
Twenty bolts fine changeable silk Tat;
fetss, in pretty spring colors; the kind
that is 90 stylish and so SOC
scarce, yard .,................ .UC%
(Main Foor)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

William j Harris o. Georgia, Di-
rector Of the United states Census,
viii preside at the meeting OF the
state Democratic Executive Commit
tee when IL convenes ia the Senate
chamber Saturday. April &
Friends Of the Georgian are graft
fed that he is to return to his home
state for a few DAYS. when he may he
honored for the remarkable work he
has accomplished since being appoint
Cd 10 the responsible place I'm Wash
ington by President Wilson.
II Was foregonc conclusion that
he would nm the position Of Director
of the Census with ability That he
should have brought order and almost
instant results out Of q condition of
SENT chaos, however. wss something
more astonishing
When colonel Harris entered his Of
nee he found that not half the vol
umes Of the 1910 census had been
completed. es deman ded hy law He
set 20 work at once TO finish them up
In record time
Made Record IN Office.
Tie called 10 his assistance mon -
national reputation whom he could
trust The mass was untauGled The
uuimportant was set aside BY the
following January the entire set was
complete
Now that the rush Is over the Di-
rector has only about $50 clerks un
der his immediate supervision In The
busy census timee the office force VIII
reach or exceed 1000 I'm addition 10
the clerical force Colonel Harris has
under his control hundreds of men
who collect statistics. There are about
100 81 these IN Georgia alone
The Census Bureau has gained the
reputation Of hcinc the only Demo
cratic department in Washington All
of the other departments are so filed
with Republicans that stray Demo
Crat9 feel Ike strangers, The hrs.
thing that Colonel Harris did was {.
clean out his own office. lie trans
ferred or removed incompetent Re
puhlicans and nut able Democrats IN
their stead,
Those wont 10 meet up with John
E4rieycorn nightly also received short
-hrIft. regardless az their politics ~
rector Harris was surprised In the
first few weeks Of his ncumbcncy b,
earn that not few " the clerks
we're I'm the habit Of taking DAY ON
after too strenuous night or even
came 10 work under the influence OF
their Hbations TO Bacchus
He issued one warning That was
all. After the word had gone out the
first man who came 10 work with
What technically Is designated as q
hang over was separated from Tn
Gle Sans service.
The next man met the same fate
When q few thus had disappeared
from tho Census ONCE there was q
noticeable let-up OF bright-hght con
VITALITY
Director Harris was horn Ia Cedar
town. Ga His wife he q daughter Of
General Joe Wheeler General Wheel
or was born i'm Augusta. and il was
bis command that kept sherman in-
cendiarv soldiers from putting he
hrehrand TO that city
Veterans Treated We'll.
The old soldiers for this rea son, rs
well az for many others. have re-
ceived unusual consideration from
Colonel Harris Those who wore the
blue fare equally with those who vo.e
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
The "a Roaers Store.

The Al Rogers Stores.
NJ. Broad IA Capitol
n Ponoers 's3 w. Mitchell
100 Peschtree 1875 e. CecrQi;
90 Williams 2t3 s. Pryor
11s e. Pine 236 Capitol
ri Edqewood ESQ Oak
f22 w. P'tree 355 S. Pryor
1872 Forrest 36e Boulevard
24s Houston 427 Grant
1871 psachtree 43e whitehall
276 NJ. BouleV'd 453 Stewart
500 Hemphill 464 S, Pryor
200 pee OeLeon 4e6 Woodward
347 Peachtres 81 S. Pryor
3ef Euclid at Lakewood
eco Marietta fs N. Forsyth
402 Luckle out Of Town
az Spring stores;
ST. Highland Marietta, Ca
sf2 Peaehtres Newman, Ga.
80 Gordon EAST Point Ga
u Whitehall Decatur. Ga.
ENrn - A. NIaar..4 DraaNa G&NFa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
BULL NOOSERS
To GIVE BATTLE
To HOWARD
Full State Ticket, including Can
ddates for Both Senate
Places viii Be offered,

Opposition 70 the reelection Of Will
liam schleY Howard 10 Congress from
the Fifth District rs well as 10 olner
Georgia CouEressmen, viii be
launched ~ the convention Of the
Progressive party Of Georgia, to oe
held IN Atlanta May T. Other ambi-
tious plans Of The Bul Moogcrs. an
nounced by leaders in the work viii
be the presentation Of full State
ticket, including candidates for United
states Senator. both long and short
terms Harry Edwards Of Macon. it
already has been hinted viii he one
Of the candidates for the Senate.
forecast Of the Georgia Progress
stve platform which tho Atlanta con
vention will indorse reveals several
policies that are distinctly radical Its
burden probably will be an arraign-
ment OF the present Administration
of State affairs in every quarter and
an attack on the political situation III
the State under Democratic dominion.
As to definite policies that viii ne
announced the Progressives most
likely will follow the lead of their ma
ttonal convention of 1912, declaring
for woman suffrage, the initiative ref
erendum and recall, compulsory edu-
cation. and more strict child labor
law. And then plunging into more
intimate matters. II is certain there
will be one element that win endeavor
strongly 10 draft a plank declaring
for rigid enforcement of the liquor
laws.
Progressive leaders in Atlanta hope
for d full quota of delegates The
convention is arranged on the county
basis, each county TO be allowed two
representatives for each member Of
the Legislature. BY this there should
be 36S votes in the conv ention W. j.
Tflson, an Atlanta attorney is chair
man Of the State committee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
BURNS ENROUTE
| TOATLANTATO
| Finish PROBE
Report on Phagan Case Expected
From Famous Detective Lat
ter Part Of Week,

william J. Burns is expected 10
return to Atlanta from New York
late Tuesday afternoon or early
Wednesday morning. 20 put the fin
ishing touches to his investigation
in the death OF Mary Phagan
Definite announcement was made
Tuesday that the famous detective
has concluded his work, and that his
final report, covering every detail Of
the case upon which he and his oper-
atives have worked for the past
month, will be forthcoming within the
next few DAYS
Burns report is awaited with i'm
terest BY those "a no have been iden-
titled with the caseiand by the people
generally.
Promises to Clear All,
The detective has promised 10 clear
up all of the mysterious features that
have characterized the case since the
body OF the little girl was found IN
the basement OF the pencil factory
iearly year ago.
He promises to exp plain the disap-
DeHranCe OF MARY falfthah Pun % anu
nav envelope and the ribbons she
wore on her hat and in her hair
when she went 10 the factory and he
promises also to give a satisfactory
explanation 10 The broken hasp on the
rear door of the facborv basement.
Il is understood that as soon as
Burns arrives in A lanta he VIII hold
a conference with Dan Lehon, OF New
Orleans. chief of the Southern diVl-
sion Of his agency, who has been iu
charge OF the case during Burns alb
sence in New York when the latter
will acquatnt his chief with what he
has done during the past week or
ten days.
Report Expected This Week.
They are expected 10 begin work
ing on the report at once and have
it ready for their employers not later
than FRIDAY or Saturday.
Burns repeated assertions that he
las unearthed evidence that points
unerringiy toward the man guilty of
me murder, and his past record rs
master detector Of crime. have
aroused much hope in the breasts OF
those who believe that there IS rea
sonable doubt as 10 the guilt of Leo
Frank
Burns, however. has steadfastly re-
fused 10 tell w0ether his evidence
points toward Frank or toward Con
ley. although he contends that he win
prove one or the other guilty, and an
he has seid is against ConleY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

the gray perhaps from the fact that
General Wheeler wore both uniforms,
the gray during The Civil War and
the blue in the Spanish American
War
Senator Hoke Smith was Joined by
Senator Bacon in recommending
Colonel Harris for the Drrectorship o.
When the suggestion was made I
was thought in many quarters that
the appointment would not he male
and was posing as an spensable
official
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
l6 Taking Degrees in
Masonry Set Record

sixteen, Tho largest single class ever
10 take the masters degree lu the his
tors OF Georgia Masonry wsrc admit
ted to The third degree Tuesday morn
ing following the mutation exercises
held Monday night ~ the Masonic Tenn
pie
George George NJ Napier past grand
master of Gate CITY Lodge. No 3, spoke
at the Monday night session on The
Acceptance of the Masters Degree
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

. nv w ~ - ~ 2 W.
Full yard wide Brown Dress
Linen, extra good quality
special for this Sale. %
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFs
Men S white HemstitChed
handkerchief, extra fine quail
ity special for this 0n
Easter sale. each ......... 9S
BATH TOWELS,
Twelve hundred extra large
and heavy Bath Towels, good
quality. worth 75c to 900
81 90 each, price .-.-.... 0SC
MEMS UNDERWEAR,
Men SOC, 81 and 81 90 fine
Summer Underwear It's the
closing out of a great go
Eastern mill, garment GO@
SALE or LACES.
Great sale OF fine laces-Tor-
chons Smyrnas, Walls, etc, IN
the Easter Sale %
HUCk TOWELS.
One hundred dozen hemmed
Huck Towels, special for this
Easter Sale, Nn
tdifI ...4.... ~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
More Main Floor Easter Bargains
MEMS SILK SOCKS.

MEMS SILK SOCKS.
Twelve hundred pairs Mems
soc All SILK Socks, special
for this Easter fSn
>sale, pair ................. A"C
LINEN TOWELS.
A lob lot Of three hundred
dozen all-linen Towels, the
odds and ends of q big linen
importer. none worth fEn
less than S5c. each .....-, AVS
CORSET COVER LAcEs.
Forty pieces Corset Cover
LAces. very fine quality and
full width. in this CSN
sale, yard ............ AOS
eLEACHEO SHEETS.
One hundred and thirty dozen
full double bed size Bleached
Hemmed Sheets, in this Eas-
ter sale, 22a
aach ..,,,s '..,.t'.''
PILLOW CASES.
500 dozen fun size Bleached
Hemmed Pillow Cases, special
for this Sale, QC
edCh ..,..,.--.+.. .st..s.r
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

Isle VESTS.
Ladies Isle Thread Vests, extra good quail
ty; worth 9c; in this 7R
sale, each ..-.....,.. ..--..,.....
EMBROIDERED PETTlCoATS.
Ladies' beautiful White Embroidered Petit
coats. trimmed with wide shadow Iaces and en-
broidsries petticosts worth 4HP
SCHOOL DRESSES
Chdrens School Dresses. made Of fins quality
Madras and Bingham; sizes to "a R9e
years; each. ,..t,-., ~
STYLISH DRESSES.
The newest Dresses fo~ girls from to IA years
old, made in the new Balkan effect of fine Mad
ras. Zeohyrs and Gaatea; worth 02N
up TO $500, at ... W.
PRETTY WHITE SKIRTS.
Two hundred Sample White Muslin Skirts,
trimmed with wide embroidery, extra nice qusi
ity; regular 500 skirts A7Q
MUSLIN CORSET COVERS
Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers and Drawers,
neatly trimmed with beautiful laoes and en1.
oroideries; worth soc a 19P
9EAUTlFUL GOWNS.
Ladies' beautiful Gowns trimmed with pretty
laces ard enbroderes and worth A2a
s. 90, at ...-.-.,.....,. ...,.-.,...... -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

SILK We LINGSs
Twenty-Five bolts new All silk
Neilings. black, white and all
colors, worth 39c and %
LADIES' HAN0KERcHIEFs.
Ladies' white hemstitched
fiandkerchiefs, extra good
quality. special for the IL
Easter Sale at. each Az
TABLE NAPKINS.
Five thousand MerCerized
Bleached Damask hemmed Ia
NE Napkins, in this 81
sale, each ................ ~
THE BEST BLEACHING.
Yard wide Fruit Of The Loom
Bleaching and yard wide best
IN Lon tbis 81 B3leaG ,5I 7=Sc
TABLE DAMASK.
Double faced Satin Bleached
Danask full IS inches vide.
worth 81 yard, in Snn
remnants, ward ..... zVN
SATIN DhMAsk.
Full I2-inch double faced Satin
Damask, worth $3.50 every
where; our Easter sale N7c
Price, yard ........ ........ RAJ
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

BIZ EVE Wnts Xeta White
tgrads land ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26
LIVE STOCK
PROSPECTIVE HORSE BUYERS
TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE
~ head Of all purpose horses ranging In
weight from zee % 500 fhs ard "a
prices from sSa 20 % t1sse6 per head
This stock MUTT BE SOLD uithln 70
days TO satisfy creditors No reason.
able offers Elii he refused To con
vince you tha; sc are compelled 20 dis
pose ~ this stock. 40 vii here uuo's
few prices
ts0e 90 takes q beautiful pair - black
matched Feldiuga Weighing 300
lbs guaranteed true workers
800 % takes handsome k-ysar old
team. mar. and s-idink THIS
team 10 Thoroughly city broke.
and weighs 1900 ibs
si3s0s--p~su,ffui bay EeifinK. : YEAR,
Old. Weighing i.ate ihs kind and
gentle single Or double a
SNAP
ti1seo--A pair of veil matched mares
middle AGED. Weighing 1909 tt.
work single ~ double Just the
kind for a ranrher
sii0 D0--Handsofus palg mares. uoirhinx
$500 its work single of double
kind Co handle
There are several other horrcs including
single ard many we'll matched teams.
both Hight and heavy. and equally as
cheap bar TOO numerous 90 mention
All this stock IL guaranteed. and must
% a. represented % purchase ana a
fair and reasonable trial viii 30 al
lowed Essppnsibls parties can plr-
chase any portion 81 this stock ~ pay
Ing small portion down and IN. bal
an1s 70 suit purchaser You win find
Il profitable 70 call and look this stock
over before purchasing elsewhere
Take South Seattle car az Second and
Yssisr. get OFF a. HsnrY's Packing
House landing stable known as Con.
way Bros 1910 ninth Az. 3
sEATTLEs HORSE AucTtOS-sALEf
every Tuesday. o'clock horses
wagons buFEtes. harness. saddles Take
South Seattle cars. Second ana Yeslsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26
PERSONALS

ROYAL rdYFTtAS cf.AfRNnrANT
Hna uaiHHist anr naturally Eitish witn
nnwrr ~ fssd yrer tifr 'ust as y Is.
fsarn cradle 20 90 are FiFss true ~
ffr= sn tsisfHes- irt~ hssffh sd ffr7ilf
EffstFs tells $50 nssns = Fauf fH'Hfs
hgshanf W stfr tells " the one fun
love IL true ~ fat.s shat part ~ ftr
rounifY - iushic.i 20 ynu srf whsf ~
d % ~ saerssssil tn rfs This Eifisf
iafY tells Ypu no secret 90 EEsrflan
poser hos 10 hold any one vnsA dssife
ard ~has .fsrs IN its~ % isks - better
Yourself AZ roa IN 'fn1hisf save
time srf rsanrV ~ errsuiifns this rErps
tlan stirred iafv Tier advice removes
all ,souhis, are sparariess sa'isfse'
tior ~ ~ eAarsss Tss, Tesdin1s free
teo Stewart -, corner fifh aF. en-
Niset rrnrs Hssfiske NzTt-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26
h Md MONEY

AND MUST SACRIFICE
Ny home just outside - rtty limits and
only . minutes walk from ear line
Pleasant surroundings and gust the
place "a keep q COW or two ana some
chickens. no assessments or heavy
iArss have fine s-reom house.
with large living room. front and back
pofches sas fansa IN Kitchen and sac
fixtures all through house. sfofehous~
With hgii' 10 refrigerator. large wood
shed barn ara chicken houses nice.
level lots ia iHWn. flowers. fruit berries
ahd grapes. al fenced and sidewalks
around house. also 60 car line close 20
stores aud only ! minutes naik from
fins n~s 70 oea school. plenty free
range fof cows Price f2.eto. see cash
cad gfg a month ~ 4 HIN. iiia
American Rank Hidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26
LITTLE rAam on rERNs

Pine level tract 81 land. over hair
cleared Within few minutes
walk - the kirkland ferry dock
small house we'll ana ffuit trsss
Price ~ 500 terms 80 raSh AID
80 per month g. iihefNorth. o.
fi,s ah dock Madison park Phone
Easf 7fT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26

fenced. fs 90 per month. West Seattle
,,,, ~ ~ cSrs ~ y ~.~-oooo.oS~~o~-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26
AZ CHICKEN RANCHES

CHICKEN RANCH WELL EQUIPPED
ard stocked VIII sell stock and rent
plant for nominal figure or VIII con
slider partnership With party having
some money 10 Increase plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26

WHY DO LUNDoCtsT- LILLY SELL s1s
suits for sisf Because they sell them
~ stairs, second floor Joshua Green
nag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26
ROBERT MALTBY
1919 Alaska Building.

7 ACRES AT BROWNSVILLE. WASH.
one mile from boat landing: . acres
siashed. has good live spring: II. +.
u mail routes. store delivery le miles
from a.aitl. by boat 1850; terms
write owner. l.. ". Giud. Brownsville.
wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26
81 BOARDERS WANTED

GOOD HOARD MD ROOM. PnIvATE
family Address 2tz7 W e5td ri, Take
Fremont ballard ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26

LIVE STOCK


rtin sEAIfiE uoiisE MAnNnf. AT
lgaf First Nv g.. holds regular aue.
tian sales every Tuesday a. I y m All
kinds - stock Huld on commission
Main afat y T. ioliffe. Prop
rINNr FuEsu COWS ONE FINE
uoiatotn. frosh this week Hsvonnn
ear end ~ tho line, inquire for Geo
" RoWe ~ Phone kenwood let..
All. -KiNps o. FnrsH COWS MD
H.riunera always on hand guaranteed
a. rrpreHrnted = W. Harris. ~ l"f'
reators Htahte t5as Fttst av
ds uoHsEs. HARNESS. WAGONS Att
siaoa aud prices Manly stables. slos
Western az.
u.Nsp. ron SALE Att. KINDS.
cheap guaranteed H. Assssis. ifii
ftfst
VANITY COW. HACK JEp ny WILL
be fresh middle % Aprit Phone . A
y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-26
POULTRY

~ ~ ~ - ~
rwo TICKETS ron "sr ELMO" rRr-
scented at Seattle theatre await Mr
A. x wyldr tsok W Atlantic st. At
The stat office Tickets sood only
THURSDAY evening February 20, and
must be called for prior 60 y m
rhursday February sa
SEVEN WHITE NpcKs LAM 100
errs tp December EsEa ~ 80 POI -
white ieEhern ease 100 Whhs
Rock cock Tor sale Phone Haiard
4He
ON rUTsrr iNcUHAroRa
one carload nearly disposed o. bu, an
other on TOAD Place year orders nov
a Il noRroN as Mutual rits Mas
rHoR0rannnFp INDIAN HUMMER
duck esEs. English rsneiisd. pure Whit.
sEsu a. 90 setting order early avoid
delay Woicott atof seth 4 W. Aiki
car 60 dfandNiew
WHITE AND nyFF oRfiSd-
ton roe hsrris for sale Price ~ ard -
a Frvd Fiurkisrr goth Az and Mead
ururE~trun
PARCEL rosr STRICTLY FrrHi
graded ress hf parrl pest inr IN
fatmstiau sdatoss TAYLOR ArmaHtraut
ruysii4n wash
BON EAtE .sts poEEN hAutttp Ply
mouth unsA puiirta months old
ffira 81 90 Inquire ttosenhsfs's
store 90 Nlsvriun
Sous ron nArcNiNu FRoM NY TX.
elusive breed - prise Sinnins Golden
nurf Orptnstons use per sstfing OF
i80 10, tioi HOLLY .
ron REST. CurAr-ErocK AND
poultry ranch ~ miles from Fireman
ton bes, soii runnin1 water nos
sN OrttnK. wash
pom aAfE-ONN HNrEpiNu rrS or
Penclisa Indian Hummer Docks 80 % 6
ssss 90 per setting cess .i'' ".
= ttsk
WHITE TrGW0MN AM ASCpNA
hsfchinx vsss 7se dozen y rrrns
ttss sets Eishth AZ
Eupa FoR ttNrcniNu hEps
white L-xherns. 81 se settling az
" foth
WGEE CONF u 1 nEpn noOsrEN
ard heas choice stock Hsntnn car.
Graham statioH inquire s'1rs enfner
aScoNA WATcHtNa zoos ii6e AEr.
ting John johnson. 1fss WhtfmAn az
ZOOS ron uArcntSni nAhhEp
nark. knranss North :i's
sr~rrv isi, Aisien
BELGIAN HARES r ~ s, srss's
yssss ~: s,.s S,,,s,, ~
II BUSINESS CHANCES
wANrFn- ,uTSEn N FrRNtrrmr
! ART hardNara stnrr address ~
uaffr Monroe WASH
taENEuAI MEHEItANuiHF NtHiN i-sN
good rrnvinH teen4 good bargain Al.
Dies. y isr. To. siar. -
PxHTSTn WANTED. bfEiSu Am
tailoring business. HAS Flss 81. o.
| I'LL sell
s.oEP0HITTo@s oEG1STZrp sTocps
and sanfs boush, no.snssan- fss
u.iss, n,ss s~c,se :: - ,c,ec~~~~
10 CHILDREN TO BOARD
witt BOARD NICE CHILD voR iis
month. GOOD herns IN Country u.stsf
ilss 90. % Easily. near sehosi J.isi
~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~
li4 LOST AND FOUND
t.osr CONFLUENCE IN wArcHMAx.
/ r-sr Try EyHueas ssws mercy sna
roabis cisaniaE 81 nsiasrfins'
/ fsr Ths Jswsisr that stwhfs sells fes
less tst PIE n~ri uwi pruE CO
/ t0sr -P0CkErponK oS FREMONT
ballard rar Tuesday q w ~ snfk
tnE woman whs needs the fnensT Al
dress star L.iai
LOsr rnrsro t.fGHT TANK. LfB
~. ~ -.SsSs rss ss.~ ssI.sss Ill.,
III Female HELP WANTED
hot POINT IRONS. rts
Guarsnt-~d ie Tears
foanf Eise'rir Co. ieie Yrs, AZ
rrycHic REspfsos AT ist wEsr'
| lake Apt fss
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT ovFicr 1871
! Third az. needs cocks Mattresses
rhAmb@rfn aids ard haussnaits
WANTEU-A WOMAN TO KEEL
house. auserr phone AMI isnd srnai
store Dict. star
WASTED REsroNsinLE FAETY y
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TWO GOOD BUYS

10 nrfea fhs beet % H0u. most bottom
land. Thoroughly cleared free FROM
sfufnps and roofs faces On main rpuntl
road bargain o. 81. zoe
se-arr. ranch acres cleared 2 arres
slpshed ~ pasture house and out
buildings iot - nice fruit Rnd berries
Price $3.50
HERMAN SCHROEDER
f:s Liberty HIdg Third and Union
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TO ExCHASoE-FIRsT CLASS DrS-
tai work for electrical work and
sign painting. Call Ioi Washington
Uak T0s First Az
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SATtOSAL BARRIER COLLEgE
wants men and womsn TO learn the bar
Der trade wages paid while isarnin.
Calf or write
fitch Grada aehaat washington q,
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PERSONALS

uEr ACQUAINTED SOCIETY NAMES
and addresses 100 rtns ., Ladies' Tree
MARnAaE TREATMENTS GRACE
hamilton III unien etfics
coon l.l.IyAT nATIl nAAIIasAIIe ~
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sEATTLEs HORSE AUCTION SALTS
every Tuesday. o'clock horses
wagons. buFEies harness saddles Take
South Seattle cars. Second and Ycsirr.
rot or Hsury's Packing House.
! " Hobb. Auc'ionesr Main tsfT