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recovery of the lad. as his condition
was extremely critical when he was
brought to Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. w. Seaman, of
Chicago, and daughter, Miss Mary
Seaman, arrived in Mitchell yester-
day morning in their automobile af-
ter an extended trip to the north
west, where they visited in Mandan,
N. D., and Billings, Mont. They will
leave for Chicago about Wednesday.
Miss Helen Little returned Satur-
day evening to Minneapolis, where
she is a teacher of domestic science
in the public schools, after a brief
visit in Mitchell as the guest of Miss
Jessie Walrath.
Mrs. Frank Darmer, living six
miles north of Mitchell, was operated
upon this morning at st. Joseph's
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Johnston, of
Rapid City, former residents of
Mitchell, arrived last evening with
their daughter Marian for a visit
with relatives in Mitchell.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Charles o.
Butts, of LOOMS, on Monday, Aug.
81, a son.
f. M. Heine, of White Lake, IN
derwent an operation for appendicitis
yesterday at st. Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. M. Devers and Miss Margaret
Devers arrived home this morning
after spending two weeks AT No1rn-
Vile, S. D., at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Halpenny, formerly Miss Jane Dew
erS.
Mice 7 ,upso 49, ,,- 1Agt" -, y,3,,
day evening for Minneapolis, where
she is a teacher in the public schools
Miss Brown spent the summer at her
home in Mitchell.
DR.. w. G. Seaman, president Of
Dakota Wesleyan, this morning re-
ceived a telegram from E.. H.. Wilds,
assistant coach at the institution
this year, that he would arrive next
Monday in time to go out to the
training camp at Tobin's park.
Miss Blanche Ryan, of Letcher,
was the guest yesterday OF Mitchell
friends.
Mrs. Pearl Crippen departed yes
terday afternoon for Aberdeen, af-
ter several days spent in Mitchell.
- IL. lNdpCi uSphl LEU lCI AuIOId,
III, where Mrs. Raber recently went
in response to a message announe-
ing the serious illness Of her father.
The LOOMS Farmers club will
meet on Thursday evening in the
LOOMS hall. A good program and
lunch a been arranged for.
State Auditor, Henry B. Anderson
returned yesterday to Pierre, after
several days spent in Mitchell get,
ting his family settled i'll their Ole
home here.
The Harry Weak Union Sunday
school will hold its annual picnic
on Thursday in the Gust Swensor
grave, six miles west of Ethan. Every
one is cordially invited.
Word of the death of Bishop Nc.
Intyre in Chicago on Sunday has
been received by Mitchell Methodists
Bishop Mcintyre was n of the
great orators of the church. He was
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From Mondays Daily

From Mondays Daily
Miss Ilo Jones returned Saturday
to her home at Iroquois, S. D., fol-
lowing a weeks visit as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie B. Dean.
w. c. Hitchcock, of okaton, S. d.,
and little son Theron, arrived Satur-
day evening for a visit at the home
of his father, w. A. Hitchcock. Mr..
Hitchcock is the cashier of an Okla
ton bank.
Mrs. Edward o. Wright and little
daughter, Lucille, left Saturday eve
ming for Cedar Rapids, Ia, in re-
spone to a message announcing the
sudden death of a brother-in-law,
who was foreman of an oatmeal fac
tory.
Ralph H. Miller departed yester-
day morning for Fort Morgan, Colo,
where he will assume a position as
night chemist in the beet sugar plant
of the Great Western Sugar company.
Last year Mr.. Miller was chemist at
the Brush, Colo, plant of the same
company.
f. Il. Owens, deputy sheriff, arriv-
ed home Saturday evening from a
Business trip to Miner, S. ID.
n. H. Jensen, of Sioux Falls, chief
deputy under United States Marshal
T. w. Taubman, returned to Sioux
Falls last evening after spending two
days at his former home in Mitchell.
Mr.. Jensen will depart for Deadwood
this evening to be present at the
| opening of the federal term of court
this week.
DR.. j. G. Mccartney and daughter.
Miss Henrietta Mccartney, returned
from a two weeks visit with reia-
tives at Sioux City and Waterloo. Ia.
The doctor managed to satisfy his
al games at Mizzou park, in Sioux
have been playing some fast sessions
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Wells and sons,
Ora and Earl Wells, returned Sat
urday after a two weeks vacation
at Leach and Hackensack lakes, in
Minnesota. They visited the Twin
Cities before returning.
G.. o. Van Metre, of Murdo, chair
man of the state Progressive execu.
tive committee, was in Mitchell fol
several hours Saturday enroute te
Deadwood. Mr.. Van Metre declared
that he was very we'll satisfied witt
the outlook for the third party ir
South Dakota.
Miss Ethel Blynn departed Satur
day evening for Arlington, S. d.
where she is a teacher in the publ,
schools the coming year.
Az, rc.l,1- r, NJ- -
! Walter Metz, arrived home yesterds,
after IN extended visit in the east
They visited at New York, Philadel
phia and other points.
Mrs. Nels Jensen, 421 West Foustl
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The rulers of the various battling
countries in Il final inspection ,of
their fighting forces on land and
sea viii be shown at the Gale tonight.
$40 cents.
An increase on rates of 25 per
cen on hauling of all local freights
has been agreed upon by Mitchell
draymen. The new rate will go into
effect soon.
Marriage licenses were issued to-
day to Harry l.. Smith, of McNally,
Ia, and Miss Lea Grace, of Mitchell,
and to Joseph NJ. Fothergill and Miss
Ethel M. K~indleysides, OF Mitchell.
/ The w C. r. U. will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at
the home of Mrs. +. Il. Moses, 419
South Wisconsin street.
Notre Dame academy opened its
second year of school this morning
| with over 200 students in attendance
The enrolment of pupils from out
of the city was especially good. Nine
teachers are on the faculty for this
, year, according to the president,
Rev. G. E. O~'Flaherty.
The weekly band concert will be
held on Wednesday evening instead
of Friday on this week, on account
of the engagement of the Mitchell
band for the Hanson county fair.
Heavy rainfall was reported all
| west of the river between Rapid City
land Presho. Showers stated this
/ morning between Kimball and Pre-
sho. The rain. which commenced to
drizzle over Mitchell the middle OF
! the forenoon, extended as far north
as Aberdeen.
The Elks will meet for a business
session tomorrow evening. The ant
Tered crowd are preparing for a big
I session two weeks hence, on Sep
Iember 16, when a large class will
je initiated The cid ritual, which
was ordered resumed at the last
grand lodge meeting, will be used.
Miss Esther and Lisle Sweeney, OF
Sheldon, a cousin, and Miss Ella Nc
Donald, of Letcher, spent Sunday in
the Sweeney. home in Mitchell.
The Mitchell contingent of federal
jjurors departed this afternoon for
TDeadwood. where court convenes
this week. Those who went were
DR.. r. j. Lamme, E. A. Loomer and
Harry Ravens. Ora b. Wells and
John Hedges were excused from ser
Twice upon the jury.
Prof. w. G. Hunter is seriously i'll
at his home, 420 South Wisconsin
street, with an attack of typhoid
fever. He had been threatened with
illness for the past week. A trained
nurse arrived from Sioux City las
= evening to care for him. Mrs. Hunt,
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a b%ricklayer in Chicago after, the fire.
of 1871 and later entered the min
istry, becoming a bishop in 1908. In
June 1910, Bishop Mcintyre deliver
ed the commencement address for
the graduating class of Dakota Wes-
leyan.
Albert Perry returned yesterday
to his home in Aberdeen, after three
days spent in the j. l.. Cook home.
Saturday he attended the funeral in
Plankinton of Mrs. IL. j. Stein, a
sister of Mrs. Cook.
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today secured a license to marry
Ruth hurry, of Omaha, Neb.

VI Aieh Y
Mrs. Catherine Brown Roe arrived
from Chicago yesterday afternoon
and is a, guest until this afternoon of
Mrs. Sid w. Smith. Mrs. Roe, who is
very we'll known in Mitchell, was
married recently to w. II. Roe. of
Chicago, and is now on her way to
Tacoma, Wash, to get household
goods. Mr.. Roe is a Milwaukee con-
ductor between Chicago and Marion,
Ind, on the Milwaukee limited train.
Changes in the Milwaukee trains
running through Mitchell will go into
effect on Sunday. Train No. 1, from
the south, will arrive at 2:40 o'clock
in the afternoon and leave for Aber-
deem at 2:55 O'Clock, twenty minutes
earlier than the previous running
time. Train No. 106, coming down
from the north. will arrive in Nit
chell at 1920. O'Clock in the morn
ing, instead of 10:25. 1t win leave
at 10:40 o'clock The train from the
west. No. s, will arrive in Mitchell at
9:10 o'clock in the morning and go
east at $500 O'clock, five minutes
earlier in its running time. No
change was made in the schedule of
the night trains.
P.- II. Quinn, of Aberdeen, road.
master of the H. and d. division of
he Milwaukee system, was in Nit
hell today on official business.
Dr.. l.. F. Lubeley, of Rygate,
Mont, is visiting DIR. w. A. Delaney,
who vas his class-mate at Creighton
university, at Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. John Sweeney, of Presho, UNI
derwent an operation this afternoon
1T st. Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. IL Mrs. VIM. NJ. Smith, Miss
Jeanette Smith and Richard Smith
departed this morning on an extend
ed automobile trip which will cover
he mex month. They expect to reach
Philadelphia by September IA where
Iity OF Pennsylvania. Arthur Smith
will leave here in time to drive the
Machine home on the return trip.
Philip Steinbrook, of Presho, was
operated upon at midnight for a
s%angrenous appendix. His condition
vas regarded as very serious and he
vas not expected to live through the
day.
Clyde Kimble is in touch with sew
,ral prospective high school boys
who will enter the Mitchell high
ichool this fall if they can be found
,laces where they can work for their
rooms.
William Fitch, of Omaha. has con-
Guided the last of his sewer contracts
IN Wisconsin street, on the South
side, and shipped his outfit back to-
lay. r N. Blodgett, who was award
I'd the contract for the block OF sewer
On North Main street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth COM
nenced work today.
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Mrs. w. H. Conyes and daugh-
tiers, Misses Delight and Helen Con
yes, have returned from Minnea-
polls, where they spent a portion OF
the summer Us a guest at the
homes of Mrs. j. w. Beattie and
Mrs. VIM. C. Auer. The latter will
be remembered in Mitchell as Miss
Rachel Beattie.
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The rulers of the various battling
countries in Il final inspection >of
their fighting forces on land and
sea viii be shown at the Gale tonight.
$40 cents.
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Alexandria Journal:-W. S. Hill
and family, who spent the summer
at their country home at Riverview
Ranch, moved to Mitchell Tuesday
to be in readiness for the beginning
of the school year.
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Mrs. F. l.. Ransom has returned
from an extended stay at Ladysmlth
Wis, where her mother has been
seriously i'll this summer.
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E. E. Owens, deputy sheriff, de,
parted yesterday on a business trip
to Miner, N. ID.
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CORNER

bars rsnox soap. $50: bars Napths
soap 1gc. re bars uneda sohp. 2bc. bars
nedleated soap. ssc. : glasses Jelly. 1be.
/. pkrr matches. sc. ) lbs rolled oats.
ste. fresh iye hominy. ice Ct. 6errnaa
am pickles. lie doz. dor .tc. large
Queen olives. zee pit. bes, carnations tea
dor Dos gtc. choice vegetable seecs.
ntrs Sc fAsfofiis SOC doz potted
,uiius Zee aad tic per pot ibs- suss-
wi,h each purchase ~ ID. use tea %
coffee; Z pigs noodles. sec
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PUBLIC MARKETS
SANITARY

Strictly fresh Local ranch sxga 80
dos. fancy sugar cured bacon. zoe ID
sugar cured hams. zoe 10. rolled oats
d. bulk. lbs 1tc. / can corn. can peas.
can tomatoes. sc; large cans milk.
atc. lib pail pure lard ezcs ears
ehlcksn tArnA1ss. ztc. best butter. sEc ~ I:
test grad. sharp New York cream cheese.
acc 10. lbt. ttes beat fancy View Zsa-
land butter. ibs o.. ranch eExa not
suRas. ftft
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(Paid ADVERTISEMENT
m TpENkOl SUPPORTERS

The volunteer workers in behalf
OF ]. d. Trenholme's candidacy for
mayor are called 10 report, either
in person or by telephone. at head
quarters in the Alaska building, next
Monday, February l6, az any time
after 3 a. m. for final instructions
as TO work on Primary Day. Women
report to Room 7i6. Telephone FL
lott 20s7. Men report to Room ia.
Telephone Elliott 2243.--Adv.
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PIKE

iee lbs. delivered; extra fancy winssAp
aypleG ilbo per Dor. delivered. sauer-
krnu'. lbs tic: grape sruit. 70, 7Se;
extra iarE. grape fruit. for fso. fancy
leruona isc and zoe don horns made
;.fiiss, leo Eiass pifisss dried plums. 4
lbs aLe. . cans rardi1ss 10 oil. isc. .
cans kippered herring. ibe. pure sxuact-
Fl honey. sc pt. stc ct. Tss h-GaA:
mscAfont SC 10
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CLUE IN
POLICE SEARCH
FOR Z THIEVES

Two friends with whom he had
his picture taken yesterday are
sought by Joseph Smith. a logger.
who was robbed OF 5000 on q Bal
lard car. He spent the day With
the men. Reaching Ballard, they
left him. He discovered he had
lost his roll. The police have the
picture.
A s5 box OF chocolates and $50
worth OF hams and bacon were
stolen from Jenkins & Williams
grocery, Ninth av. and James 81
Burglars took $3.50 worth OF jew
elry from the home of J. X
whalen, TTos East Green Lake
boulevard.
Earl Howard. a painter. was ar
rested. charged with stealing q
SIPS diamond from Mrs. T. NJ.
Cartwell. wife Of DR.. T. NJ. Cart
well. 3 Highland drive.
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PERSONALS


WORKING NAN. &C. ooop pfspoai.
! ,ion. iit,is hard - hearing. who IN.
f-rs.anss tspissrr sns i~~siry max.
Ina. ~ishss 80 correspond Nth woman
81 mean. -tiilnS 90 tnssrT. Aiiress
" y. So :sih az. sss,tls
woRkfNu NAN Win aoxr IL
Seattle would Ike 90 hear from a
wertins woman sb9a, s 'obieo,
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nss,r-1 .rvAS. ~ or MrA~a WHITES
20 MAKE the acquaintance %, VEN.
between - srs - y-sfs rnsirirnoniaiiY
tn~iinsf no ;rfrsrs need apply. riss
rare ~ star
WHEN THROUGH wrru THE Doc.
tore ara ali eiss has failed. csii for
Eisofroth.rspy Free Demonstration
rhon. 1sss ,eif. 1913. sresewsy
woMAx rsRTSEr. Aorp WITH
som. capital. TO improve saors shick
cal. Fis1. star
aME TooNrR EdrrTfks raLMfsT
and riairsoysn,. Tells past. prss.n,
ard futur. satisfaction guaranteed or
No charge 60, Pins .,
wRs MARTYR TRtfSEp SuPsr. con
finsmsn, home. reasonable. feos Borsn
Az Phsn. Elliott s1sr.t
aATHfMoNr. srATTtE's RELfABi.E
Frtsndahip club Ladies' free Ada
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MATRIMONIAL NEWS READY SIND
10 stamp. description Ladies' frss
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nIpwIFF- MRS ANNA wit.t.EtEsES.
f0is 18Th Az. ~. w. Phone ballard
1857.
rfINrs HYProrrsr sTUprST WISH
.. to study With smother star. L.iei.
EwGIiaff WOMAN. EXPERIENCED
teacher iis Seventh ay
CIT ACQUAINTED aoctETY NAMES
and addresses Tos Pine st Ladies' free
MAasAdE TREATMENTS GRACE
Hamilton. al Union. office J.
! GOOD PRIVATE BATH BALLARD ist
KaVanaush's g. 90 Hst. 1905 first sv
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REAL ESTATE
owNER
A. An ISvUsT1ENT

Real estate 10 the safest and snrsst
We can offer you fine garden tracts
Within a few blocks Of isahs WASH
ips,on at
KIRKLAND
for ttso s.eh Many tracts In thir
nfditlop have an understandable
view ~ Seattle and the mountains
our terms are .ithin fhs reach ~
all. only $50 cash ana ~ 90 per
month Huy now and reap the
profits. when tho government canal
IL opened You can live on one ~
these tracts ana raise poultry.
fruits and vegetables FOR tho fam
~ uss spf cell tho surplus sFss
20 your fslios Workmsn In Seattle
n boats daily fare . - cents ~
tieka, only - minutes from Seat
tie postoffios We furnish lumber
on easy monthly payments Let US
show yoy around Kirkland Take
Madison car and ferry 90 rurss
varrsrs office on Kirkland dock.
or call at fot New rort block.
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rTT HAVE HEARD OF Thh sNN ~.
liver valley Well here u 80 acres
sajoinins tn. tovnsite % Nj vernon,
ali cleared and 10 meade~ large new
barn. snfe. city water rms pIaes pIo
WIN make an IDEAL dairy ranch u
offer-d for a short time At $1,000
$4,000 cash balance TO suit
GEO O. WALTON Anaeortss
rop SALE -- IMPROVED AchEs'
only 1900 owner NJ J Rogers. II O.
nax iesi North Yakima. Wash.
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A PERFECT LITTLE
tArRE RANCH

BENNINGTON YspkB. AfD
i0-snrs traris rsssonshis
prioes snf terms most sitrhH-
tive Washington should Fsise
more poultry. eggs and dalr
proruats n Imports fnhliohs
Of dollars worth - FOOD sup
plies which should b rhis"o ~
home why not keep thh
money a. home The iHifn
Land Co. Inc. iioi Thifd hf'
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POULTRY RAISING PAYS
AT KIRKLAND

49,. 49,. n u,ti. ranch. improved wi,h
house poultry houses. fine sptihs.
t.a,inx frui, on good road close
80 no ,srfv dock immediate pos
session. ali cleared and fenced.
com. to kirkland. call a. hnrks
rarrar. office on dock. or 1es
New York Block
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Charles Bowerman, a sailor, has
commenced suit against the Pacific
Coast Steamship Co, for $4,000.
Bowerman. while at work on the
steamship Eureka, was knocked In
10 the hold through mishandling OF
a freight net, IL is alleged.
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j. x. SLOAN
WANT TO QUIT BUSINESS


WANT TO QUIT BUSINESS
HAVE A LOT or CITY HOMES
som. modern ARD sp 20 fai. Madrona
University. ballard. Green Tsaks. Rsiaisr
VALLEY aofns % these homes are One
ana IN the best 81 repair. Bises to q
rooms. hot water h.st and full bass.
rnsn,ss fine. large and elegant airy and
sunny rooms Prices rang. from tfoe
50 o. zoe hay no- you will pay
more within sir months
Also a lot % fin- upland In snohorntsh
county In 10. 20 and st-aere tracts NJ
$50 an acre Insurance and extensions
In case % bad lsck or sickness ~ you
have tho cash. We sili surprise you
Nth our prices
EI.wuoD LUMBER q TIMER co
7aT Henry uidE
NoRTH End nARGAfNs
lot soHfs0 TO alley. with s-roOfn cottage
located on Y. esnd ct. one block from
Meridian car Price will be made to
move this property, ~ith . small pay.
msnt and EASY terms
ALSO q house and 10, on ". ssth. near
Meridian sv.. OF which tho owner says
payment. easy tsrns II interested.
call On
HERRiN RHODES. Inc
Main 1874. iip Cherry ST.
issTg o0-s RooMa BATH. PANTRY
ga electricity. shop faces alley. nice
inside aos i'm nv, Paving paid to
date. walking distance. owner. BEACON
l0ak
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS - SELL CoSCES ArED
liquor extracts Tor making liquors and
coFdisis AZ home few minutes does
tho work saves over 20 per cent Euar-
anteed strictly legitimate. small pack
age enormous demand sells fast. coin.
you money send postal today Wen
shoW you how n make money quick
universal IMPORT CO. tsT syas-
mora a. Cfnrluuap q
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POULTRY

IsAn o'LocHffs POULTRY RAscn
Mercer island. Laks Washington
MATCHING ZOOS
a G. " REDS nrFf f.rOUoNSs
fNDtAN RUNNER DUCKS
nref fas UNITY and EEE L.Sips
A ~ HORTON. ,is Mutual Lite mas
My FLoCK or $50
NOTIFIED ANro&AN PRODUCED issfh
LAST YEAR
s.isetea strain OF this tsaatisui paytnx
breed TheY are hraYy layers broii,
ers command high prices An ssllins
ess. Tor Matching from picked stock
% prlss WANING s'shredtacmf-enf-
for 49, tie Tor Ice
PLACE ORDERS NOW ron FUTURE
. x cARIsoS. ngr ms Preston. w..s
nUFr ohPtSa ROY CHICKS 70 GENTS
apiece. sss. fer hatehins nee Get
tias war Stn,h az \ w
iNcUnAroRs- M ION nE
nrsrsf price most saersssfui ineu
estnr Invented two FREE hafrhs. ~
Neisns Incubator CO ruisie Nash
iNptAS HrNSss prcN pnoa 80
ttes orders fss duckiinss q
Hermsn sfth ana resn.,en Phone
nalafd fses
FOR RALE-siNat.H CONF nLCn
kHaaiaslan and Einxis Comb whits
Lsxsarn ssss faf hatsnins, ice per
Is HaiiaFs 1873
FoR aALE WHITE f.EonoRS Zoos
fcr hatrhtns rse for -. Call be
tween - m 70 IN az sfsr y m
Rainier us.J 1855 Hrliy o.
PAWN AND WHITE INDIAN Rrsssn
daessi sss. sor hatehins. " Is PEI
fossn " " cnhpln. fsft W. te'h
st seattle. Wash
wASTEp--woRKfS PARTNER ron
small poultry ranch Jessnma- i8ns
nraneh. Wash
r0as FoW HArcfttSol nAnREp
Raras Anrnnas North fifs A
HpsrrY 1853 Anton
TWO MARRIED ROCK AND HNF
urewu t~ehorn corksFsis. cAa'er s'eeh
Hainisr lpeJ.
OSE a.s. rad cTPitEaa fNcUnATou
alec . p.a % Thoroughbred uusf Les
horn. WIN Nnlssr. 81 Cloverasls :.
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LIVE STOCK

ron HALE~ONr GENTLE FAMILY
horse, fine locker, Eood traveller. eNe
years. weiEhs i.iooi broke single OF
double other horses also 5000 cows
south Seattle stables. sidney asa
nrutsrrRrp nuRocK zoos BRED
COWS and piss for sale male pius 5000
enough 10 head any herd. y. q Hather-
land Kirkland. Wash
BELGIAN HARFS FINE st1ok
Young frys also rliieu ,o,s-J
WORSE. $50 POUNDS TOR WAGON.
harness and saddle. all fer go fhone
West 90 ar call faSo tbth sv "
FOtH CONS TAKEN OK DENT.
must 10 .oid AZ once to save expense
inquire at sfef afnd ay - W
FOR BALE SMALL, FLOCK or GEESE
ready to lay fhnns NAtnler isi
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MO WASTE CIRCULATION ALL READERS R wVHN VRAG
FARM LANDS

FOR SALE. 5000 acres
bunohgrass land, water
from springs sufficient 20
develop irrigation for 600
TO 800 acres; balance fine
grazing land; we'll located
as 20 railroad market sta
ton. some 3 or . miles dis
tant; 70 acres now in cult
walton. Price $40 per acre /;
5000 down. balance on
time 10 suit purchaser. For
further particulars, address,
Rooms Ills Yakima Ma
tional Bank. North Yakima,
Washington.
A MODERN LITTLE COUNTRY
HOME
A PERFECT LITTLE
b-ACRE RANCH
10 10 located light near Bothsh 10 on
fine ROAD close 20 ne sch""i
church and railroad siationi soii ne
very best. practically all cleared req
dance roo, house store house. ana. IN
fact. all buildings Just hniHhsa Afs
CLEAN NEW and Hfiraftiv" Fr"i
Of syery Kind growing on the plsce
The view 10 grand. ano ths hsi HDoi
hood unsrrsiisd The owner VII sac
rifio, for a QUICK SALE. Call up OF
write at once %
~ WOODY. BothsiL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14

I'll KINDS or FREsH cows AND
sprfn gers always on hand. guaranteed
as represented J. ". Harris At For
rsster'a Stable. 1874 First av =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-14

lGENrs - aNAPPfEaT HOusrHOIp
iins on earth. red hot SELLERS. steady
rspea,srs. over $50 different Articles
goods guaranteed 100 per cent prom,
write quick. hurry 10 Nc Y-stmsn.
Sales Mgr. Soss Sycamore st. Crnein.