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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18
HICKMAN.

On Friday evening Miss Annie Les
Brown entertained number Of young
ladies and young men Of the younger
set. Refreshments we're served.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Metho-
dist Church held their annual bazaar on
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. J. NJ.
Hubbard.
The Guild held their bazaar on Tues.
day at Cowgill's Drug Store
Mrs. Emma Stephens entertained alta
silver tea on Thursday afternoon at hei
home. Refreshments we're served.
Miss Mozelle Brasfeld, Of Woodland,
visited Miss George Burrus the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Malone have re-
turned from an extended trip in South
west Missouri.
Miss Ethel Walker has returned from
Nashville.
Misses Mary Briggs and Leron Brown
and Judge j. w. McMurray were in
Union City Thursday.
Miss Marry Briggs attended the Fits
Burrus wedding at Woodland.
Mrs. Clara Outten and daughter, Miss
Jessie. have returned home from an ex-
tended visit in Morganfield, KY, and
Corinth, Miss.
Miss Florine Cloar has returned to
Union City.
Miss Kathleen Watts has concluded q
visit to Miss Mary Tempo Burnett and
returned to Union City.
Miss Lou Barry is visiting in Louisi-
ana.
Miss Dora Cayitt has returned from a
visit in Tiptonville, Tenn.
Miss Edna Trice has returned to her
home at Jackson, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Amberg and two
sons are visiting in Memphis
Miss Ruth Edwards, Of Mayheld, is
the guest Of Mrs. d. B. Wilson,.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. Moore and daugh-
tiers have returned from a visit ID Nash
vile with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Grissom have re-
turned from visit in Clinton.
Mrs. Maggie Randle has returned
from visit in Fulton With Mrs. Horace
Luten and family.
Mrs. Kisner has returned to her home
in Little Rock, Ark, after a visit TO
Mrs. w. w. Bee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hertwick have re-
turned to Cairo after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Jones.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

w. M. McClanahan, Of the country
north Of town, was here Saturday and
reports the loss by fire Of the home Of
his son. will, and family near Martin
last Friday morning, and that the FAM
lily had moved back to Number One.
The fire originated while Mr.. McClana-
han was out on his farm, and was not
discovered until the flames were beyond
control. The building was estimated al
about 81 600, with only 500 insurance.
The furniture was very we'll covered,
but most Of II was saved. The many
friends regret this misfortune and hope
the family will soon be housed in an
other comfortable home.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18
BETHEL.

Well, it viii soon be time for old
Santa Claus to be around again.
Mr.. Charlie Kirk and wife moved to
their new home this week.
Mrs. Cleve Brown and little daughter
and Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Chester Brown
visited Mrs. EN- Brown at Tally's Mon
dag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Nicely moved TO
their new home Monday.
Mr.. Ben Haynie, Of near Beech, was
the Saturday night guest OF Mr.. Bura
Brown.
Mr.. Jim Sanders and sister visited
Protemus relatives Sunday.
Miss Maloney, OF EIbridge, and Mr..
Arthur Dyer, OF Cobb's Chapel, were the
Wednesday night guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleye Brown and wife.
Mr.. Bura Brown was in Obion Satur-
day.
Mr.. Jim Phillips and family visited
Tally relatives Saturday night.
Mr.. Chester Bpown visited Martin
relatives several days this week.
Everyone has been very busy killing
hogs this week.
School will close here Friday until
after the holidays. TRIxIE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18
Real Estate Transfers.

Miss Bessie Clements to T. B. Glenn
ents ct all, interest in 6S acres in No. 8,
$500.
Dahnke, clam etal. to Dahnke, Elam
Co.. land 10 No. 13, 5000.
w. b. MOORE TO Mrs. Ella Moore, 60
acres in No. II, $1,000
NJ. AIphin to w. D. Moore, 60 acres
10 No. II, 5000.
III. 2 Horner ct al. to Horner, Tits
worth 4 CO. lot il No 1s. ~ 600
Anna Enochs to Sue Enochs ct al,
lot ii No. S. o.. 600.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Tbanhouser's great serial picture,
"Zudora,' will be shown this friday
afternoon only at the Reynolds Theatre.
Don't miss it.
Mr.. Grady Gore, travelling representa-.
tive OF the Nashville Tennessean and
American, was 10 the city this week
looking after the interests ofthat paper.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Wheeling in the lungs indicates that
phlegm is obstructing the air passages.
BALLARD's HOREH0UND SYRUP
loosens the phlegm so that it can be
coughed up and elected Price 25c, SOC
and $1.0O per bottle. Sold by divers
Red Cross Drug Store. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

The ladies Of Pleasant Valley an
nounce Christmas market Wednes-
day. Dec. 2s, at Whites furniture store
near the Old post Office, where will be
offered for sale for the benefit Of the
new church dressed hens, chicken,
eKes, milk, butter. and cake and other
articles The friends are invited to come
and help II the work.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

New manicure sets, Dietzel.
The Christmas suggestions at
Wehmans are many and varied.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

As Brass Fire Set is mighty good
gift suggestion. You will find them
at Wehrnan s.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Joe nerassg and Carman Sanders.
CIaud Jones and Sonora Bayze.
Chas. Wells and Maggie Lewis.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

The soc window at WEHMAN'S will
have real bargains. Watch for it.
Call $50 Tor coal OF any kind.
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Local AND PERSONAL

Mrs. D. W. Beckham continues very
i'll.
Mr.. Bob Hamilton was Sunday Wis
itor ia Martin.
Mr.. Otis freeman, OF Martin, was in
tie city Monday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Mr., and Mrs. Ed Wells at Troy are
enjoying the company 81 fine look
ing baby boy born last week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Xmas Candy at 10c per pound al the
White Way Fruit Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

John Seinones, Jr., will arrive to-
morrow from the Sweetwater Military
Institute and will spend the holidays at
hama
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Mr. and Mrs. 4, d. Rsece, Of the vi
entity OF Gibbs, we're ID the city satur-
day shopping.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Crenshaw were in
Troy this week visiting the bedside Of
Mrs. Lucy Walton.
Mrs. Greer, Of Shelbyville, was Wis
itor last week iii the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. WhippIe.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Murphy, after
fsrst bali Of the theatrical season, were
in the city this week for holiday visit
with Mr.. Murphy's mother and sister,
Mrs. A. ]. and Miss BERTHE Murphy.
On the 18th OF this month the stork
stopped on his rounds at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson and left ia
their care fine well made baby boy
weighing eight pounds. Mother and
babe are doing we'll
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton are at
home for the holidays with their daugh-
ter at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bobt.
B. Hamilton on Ury street. They have
been en- tour through the West, where
Mr. Hamilton reports theatrical BUSH
ness good, but very poor in the South.
W. T. Nichols, Of Number Seven,
was 10 the city Monday and from him
we learned OF the illness OF his nephew,
Preston, boy OF eleven years, son Of
Mr.. Warren. The boy is suffering with
and has been very sick.
We trust he will be improved in a few
days, il not already some better.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Call S42 and 100 for taxicab.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Look for that 25c window you
hear the people talk about. Ii will
be open at Wehman's soon.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

The White Way Fruit Store makes a
specially OF Xmas Candy at i0c per
pound.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

All kinds Xmas Fruits at White Way
Fruit Store.
New and beautiful china. -Dietzal.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Mr.. Paul Hornbeak, OF Fulton, was
here Friday night attending the Field
MinstreIs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Miss Eleanor Spencer was visitor in
Hickman last week
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

Mrs. John Cox was visitor with her
parents in Hickman Iast,week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

zudora" at the Reynolds this after
noon only. Be sure TO see it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-18

home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-04

tuss put or sbe marss,! pnlf ~ Hinu'es
from Seattle ~ miles frptn aecs
,irh. level black loan IDEAL fot tsf-
ris. VEGETABLES 90 chirsrns 'et t"sa
choice sgnsr 90 uArp<f
FIVE uEkrTiFtI Achf.a oNiN
$3.50; ss5 CASH. $40 PER MONTH
AAsEN a SEXTON COMPANY
assa first Az Elliott LttT
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0M --- ALL READERS ARE wVTHIM TRADING DISTANVGE
FINE BUNCH OF
FREAKS GATHER
IN ELLIOTT BAY
This way, This way.

This way, This way.
Step right up, ladies' and gentle
men, and see the most re-e-e mark
able exhibition Of marine and mar
thine freaks collected today in IL
liott bay.
Leading .he list is the biz motor.
boat Slam. a Dutch freight ship.
the only one Of it's kind 81 the
world. driven by a pair ~ eight
cylinder oil engines. It's at the
Albers mill
British sIoop o. War
At the Seattle Dry6ock 4 Con-
struction co. In the British 5lOop
Of War Algcrine, only ship in the
greatest navy I'm the world that has
ever been IN action.
II bombarded the Taku forts In
1900. Recently II lost propeller
off Columbia river bar. It's here
10 get another one. BY the way.
It's the first British war vessel 10
stop IN an American port for re-
pairs since before the revolution.
Half the Chilean navy. the sub
marines and Antofagasta, are near
Ing completion here, too.
The American submarines H-3
and K4 are on the ways.
Ocesns's Wrecked Again
Also, there Is the Oceana Vance.
three mast lumber schooner. She
gets wrecked every year with great
regularity and puts In here for re-
pairs.
II you are from down East, the
cod fishingboat knickerbocker. just
out from Gloucester, will interest
you.
out In the harbor there's
French sailing ship. They are get
ting scarce.
And nearby IL Uncle Sans off
cisl tramp. the Explorer. This lit
tie craft OF the survey department
wanders all over the earth. chasing
deep sea currents and correcting
charts. It's here for repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-04
CITY NEWS

The Seattle Fine Arts society
has on exhibition on the fourth
floor OF the Daillargeon building a
magnificent collection OF paintings.
A Joint rally was held by Seattle
Christian Endeavor societies at the
First Presbyterian church Tuesday
night.
Funeral services for City Detect.
i've Ed Griffiths. who died Satur-
day. were held from the First NJ. r.
church today.
"The Climate OF Washington" 10
the topic chosen by Prof f. ].
Saunders for his lecture at Bagley
hall tonight
Mrs. Mary MeBurney was arrest
ed in Auburn Tuesday. charged
with stealing a quantity OF mer-
chsndise belonging to her hus-
bands bankrupt estate.
Livingston Werneeke 10 here
from Juneau TO assume his new
duties AS an instructor in the engi.
neering department at the uni
versity.
A program OF instrumental and
vocal entertainment was given at
Holy Names academy Tuesday
night for the benefit OF 81. 10.
seph's church.
Capitol Hill w. c. T. v. will hold
a meeting at the home OF Mrs. W.
f. Ridgway. 3t2 18th av. y. Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-04

LIVE STOCK

| iioilAEs HAitNEss AND wAuOSH 90
all descriptions A full stock ~ horses
aud mares, both light and heavy foi
spfinK trade, 10 choose from fhrt
range IN sire from 500 Co I sac pounds
aud IN price from tah 80 ftfa pot
head There are several well matched
teams both iisht and heavy, ana sef
erAi nice mares and horses, lhuf
street sore. that should be- sold "a
ranchrrs We win quote T." - our
| prices
isS takes nice. Kind. gentle brown
horse sound
$40 takes a nice mare, weighing ! toe
his works single or double. fat and
sound
ias takes a good. kind. semitic. htechy
work horse. works single or double
SO takes handsome ba1 mare. Sums
1875 ibs true worker, single ~ dau-
bile! fur lady or children tn hahdlr
$50 takes handsome hlork horse 2
YEAR. old. fat works single o. double
$3.50 taxes Handsome pair ~ mares
and & years old snap for any one
wishing a nice alt purpose team
tis6 takes handsome block seialns
Weighing 600 lbs kind. gentle. ana
true single or double.
1855 takes handsome ralr ~ dspplsd
rays weighing = 600 thN true work
ers good sise good Tor iogser' raneh"r
or contractor
tisa takes handsome pair % matched
NNAaNss NffhNNfth HuENf 49,
ere sound
tias buys a handsome year-old hack
nry mare NO better driving horse W
tho state can show plsnty ~ speed
aud b. safe Tor tady 60 handie
There are several other horses tan numer
Gus TO mention
We have harness ZOE all horses beth
ught and heavy You VII una y
profitable TO call and look this stock
over before purchasing elsewhere
Take South Seattle ear a. second ana
Ys3ier Sc, OF ~ iinn1s faehtns
itphme laniins stables sre across ths
tracks
SEATTLE HORSE AUCTION hrAntEs
eiuHr FtNE MAHEA AND HORSES. s
and years OLD weighing from 1000
90 i.s89 all good workers and SOUND
sola ranch aud brought horsss 20 CITY
20 sell iill Third AZ --.--
all KINDS oF rHEsit COWS ASn
sprinsurs always On hand guaranteed
az represented ! ". Harris, az For
rssteFs stable, ifss Fitsl ~ -.
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GETS FORTUNE

Mrs. l.. n. Bryant. OF 1867 Cor-
con ay.. Georgetown. has inherited
$4,000 from an uncle, who waa
killed in an automobile accident 4
year ago. Mrs. Bryant Is a mend
Der OF the Women OF Woodcraft
Brown Circle in Georgetown. She
has also Inherited about $4,000 in
real estate. She will leave for the
East April /.
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OPPOSE CLASS

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. a.
A sharp contest has developed over
the seating OF Frank p Glass, APP
pointed to the senate by the gov
ernor of Alabama. II is contended
the governor has no right 10 ap-
point anyone since the direct sen
atorial election amendment became
effective.
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TO CHECK PLAN

The county commissioners have
requested the advisory board OF
business men TO name committee
OF engineers and architects 10
check the plans Of A. Warren Gould
for the new courthouse, and report
as to their status.
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ARCTIC IN FILMS

The wonders OF theNorthland In
film form. as taken by viii Z. Hud-
son, OF the Polar Bear expedition
last summer. viii be shown for the
first time next Friday night at the
Press club.
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PLAYS PARSIFAL

"Parsifal." as done In the Metro
polltan opera house in New York.
will be shown in the recital OF
Bruce Gordon Kingsley tonight at
the First Presbyterian church.
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4 HOMESTEADS

uo~EsTEADs. ELlNouIsHMKSTs
etc Far Information send sssnps 40.
ef~ss Dept l. "prgtaks store" Dry
LAKE. oregon
I HAVE UoMEeTgAbe ~ YAKIMA
county Call Grand Union Hotel 10.
tween and = " Price. Phone SAir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-04
MAY IS GOING

The grand march OF the Seattle
Press club annual masquerade ball
will start tonight at 10 O'Clock in
the Hippodrome. May Irwin from
the Metropolitan and the Little
Women" company from the Moore
have been invited TO attend.
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u BUSINESS CHANCES
10 CHILDREN TO BOARD

Will. TAKE CARR or CHILDREN
III wsssiaks az
wkSTgp-A Guild TO HoAnn ANn
care for. reasonable. Room . ~
Hsstsrv
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WASTED - MTDDLE-AGED WOMAN
for partner IN summer resort. must
have $500 or 1900 widow preferred. .
good home for right party Address
A walton. " T. fiar 100 fiothsii. wn
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a DAIRY RANCH

~ 20 acres all under cultivation. 80
acr~s bottom land half mile from
Eima. Chehsiis county: 7-room house
large barn horses - head % cattle
rs hogs. chickens. farm tools Price
$4,000. viii take $500 In Seattle
property $4,000 cash. balance long
time
W W MOVES. ~ Boston Block
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THE BRADEN HAT co
q Has bought out Mrs Mellow.
- ellis store at First and Cedar
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HOT POINT IRONS. tsko
Guaranteed 10 Years
e9uud Electric Co. 1919 Flrsf ~
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ISLE o'forttt.fS POULTRY RANCH
Mercer island. Lake Washington
uATriffNu zoos
H. C. n nFuH ntrr f.EuW6HN@
INDIAN HUMMER DUCKS
nr-i sas rfiiity ard EEx isfiss
A H HoRTo~. tts NasWai LITE uifs
FUH NAf.E TO MAKE ROOM ron
young stock Waite orptnstna eeek-
sreis the nest 70 days. fef half prizes
A Fr~ss riursissx. 1919 ssth ~
TWOROfsJHnnEp ANCos am
White f,~ehrrn ~wrs far haschtrs s1sa
ts-esg rhiia inruhator cheap fafs
Einhfh az
ZOOS foH HATcIttNul nAHftEn
Rocks. Anranas Nasfh 1893
ausrry. $3.50 Aihtna
WATgWfNG Euav FROM CifOtCE "
H~as Hess kimbatisO~sns farnssf
49, 80 = ! ~. "
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MILLINERY

ALL HATS. PLUMEs. ETC At HALF
price Mrs A ~ Hanson. 1906 Sec
ond av near Stewart. opposite Hotel
WILMINGTON
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10 Male HELP WANTED


MEN wtrt rATENTAnLr ipEAa.
write "a Randolph Company. Patent
Solicitors. Washington, u. q,
WHY 10 LuNDQLtAr- LILLY Anf.i. tsa
suits fof tibf because they sell them
~ stairs second floor Joshua Green
nidH
ksyansurhs ,goe ns,. 1905 Fifs, Az
SEATTLE RAILWAY MAIL ExAMtSA-
lions February ~ 90 90 month sam
l. pie questions free Franklin Institute.
Dept ahlk, Rochester. y, y
LEANA OPERATING MOVING Pc
turs machine earn tao weekly. OF
fics, 10. Cedar st, a IN 10 . p IN
COLLECTIONS -sos LYON BUILDING
Euicu sits
NATIONAL nAnnrn coLLn0E
Wants men and women 60 isarn the bar
her trade wages paid whiia learning
Call or write
itiEh Grade school a. Washington ~
MoLEn nAHnrR COLLEGE
wants men and women 20 learn barber
uads. Wages paid whlls learning
sss Occidental Az, Seattle
MEN'H nLur snHuE SUITS Al iit
that are positively fsb values oordon
Ttaeis. upsiaifs 6ui, shop. poLh ara
SMOKE y IA CLEAR HAVANA
CIGAR for Sc, brewster. sie Fira
S@>e~N1~N. = 49, H@ll
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SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 1877
Third hv. needs cooks Mattresses
chnmhrrnalds and houssnaid.
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TTKTNg MOVING 4 sTOHAGE co.
Madison at 18th. Eas, ttt. Auto vans.
fireproof storage expert packers. re-
duced frclKht
MUSICAL
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MACHINERY

DIAMOND MACHINE MO co.
eli Occidental Az. Seattle.
Expert Machinfs,s Dies and Tools Made
Inysntions ssysIegsd spseiaIiIss Msds
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ROBERT MALTBy

MUST SELL CHEAP Z LARGE GAR
cen tracts sroom hou.e. furnished
complete. all new furniture. chicken
house strsn. and Thoroughbred wyan-
dot,s chickens. ono years wood IN shed ;
sppisr. pears. plums pruns.. cherries
and all Kinds Of berries. ro-es and row-
srs modern home. tn. finest fin
lshet house In tho valley. on terms ~
$500 Take Seattle Tacoma intefur-
ban 90 Airena. and zee the owner. v. n
Fauar
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INVESTMENTS

ara. ESTATE aoRToAaEs. isoo w
~ 20 ~. fiily secured for sale by jos
Nc Thomas Co Inc, iot chsrry -
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IS FEMALE SITUATIONS

WANTED WOMAN. Any KIND
~ work by hour H. a78tw
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sKAGiT COUNTY LANDS

THE NEST Where oats go $50 bushels
and they cut & ton. Of hay to tho acre
a. y single cutting.
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ACREAGE
se7s-yIrw noMI-,s5s

1900 PER ACRE pgTwbnN hEhE
and Hsntou close 20 fonrth Az 90"
linz rich soii. great snap gao
REALTY LOAN BAhkiN" w
7N central bids
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A firsi-ciass saw mill for sale write NJ.
about anything you want schirman
a Co Mt Vernon. wash.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the partnership composed Of Geo ID.
wright ard John Z. Dumas, doing
business at seE Third sv.. Seattle. Rs
Puget Sound Farms Co. 10 dissolved.
pus,ns.. win be continued under the
firm name by John l. Dumas. who
win pay all liabilities 81 the partner
ship.
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FARM LANDS
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
TACOMA

TEN ACRES. facing good road, eioss "a
rev boulevard. all level. stfra good
soil. all in HaFden. meadow and pss
fnres bearing orchard coed srccrl
house. barn and poultry houses horse,
hatnsa psnon. cos. calf chickens
farming tools. furniture. sv~'rthinE
rocs sfsee. terms
SELLING COUNTRY PROPERTY Our
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TO HOLD CA

General L. 5. Grant Fortress No.
l. Daughters OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic, will commence their
series of card parties tonight az
$50 at Veterans hall. Armory.
Prizes and luncheon will be pro-
Vided
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~ LOST AND FOUND

lost CONFIDENCE ~ wATCH9AK
srsf Try Symana. save mnneF snf
trouble Cleaning ZOE. mainEpfins-
7;e. Tho I~wsisr that aiwa sells fos
less sos rlks. nsst owl prys GO
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10 ACRES Si2b
Good farming land. two miles from I've,
good towns
TOWNSEND REALTY co.
isOs FIRST Az Elliott 1881
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LIVE STOCK

HORSES FOR SALE. ALI KINDS.
cheap. guaranteed n. Agaasix. f7t7
First 81
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PsvCHIC HEADINGS Ar ios WEST
lake Ant !. 7ss
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FOR RALE-BAT PACING HORSE
sound also nearly nov rubber tired
buggy and harness. Apply i7ts Rainier
boulevard.
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10 AthfS foh *fso
us. easy 20 clear. with shot clay soil. a
.urinE. Grand view ana god ue'fhs
hof. Within dfivins distance ~ mar
kri $50 cash ne monthly
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WANTED
WAN i ED

A rr.ATES PRESS A. least
fests. also to-inch cutter
state rnnfition and hest price
nr.t i.tter Address F,tsf.
star offlca.
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tis so--f ROOMS. All. MODERN. coat
anf Gas fsns~i disspp~arfns bel ffss
Eixtfh as near wsstissr Main tseT
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IL ACRES FOR tss5

T1p pAf.E~ss hcRE+ souTh oi
pert Orchard Price ti.tse % seina
uu,,insson wn n 1 pet Use.
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WIDOW. a. HrLrNnip HEALTH 10
rhiifrrn, educated musical. loves home
S@fne property. wishes 20 NEE, snsa ol
geef character object snstfimony a.
dress star. T-t0t
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20 FLATS-FURNISHED
20 HOUSES-FURNISHED

HOUSE q Rooms AND HATH. CLOSE
~ Including range ana sas stove and
window shades a, vi per month John
uoodfeiiov Hon.. ali Railroad Er.
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NM NsprfS TRAINED NURSE cos.
rnsfusHt home reasonable 9eaf B5fea
fhsus Riiints G.sT.J
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Al A nAcurLoR. II. WITH LITTLE
means would iihn % meet a working
woman between ~ snf q, 9Th blue
sfss. Catholic preferred ohfsri. matri.
fnony dec Perry. siefh rit- av.
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