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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

converts among the Indiana. Later
the Protestant missionaries came.
but they make little Roadway
against the Shaker" faith.
old.timers In tho country zee In
the Shaker meetings an inoongru'
Gus blending OF the ancient Indian
rites and the csrcmonials OF the
Catholic church. The cross IL used.
There are priests and prieHtesscs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

Al Nesh Bay. tho largest reserva-
ton. Miss Clark. the Presbyterian
missionary. holds services every
Sunday morning from IL TO IL. The
priests and priestesses are always
In the congregation. and they give
the little missionary flattering at
The Shakers" meet from noon
TO 2 Straight from the mission
church go the priests and priest.
esses TO the Shaker" meeting TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

More than 100 secretaries. many
with their wives and families. re-
turned Monday from the four
teenth annual Northwest Employed
Officers conference of the Y. NJ.
c. A.. In session all last week at
Seabeck.
Several talks on phases OF asso-
citation activities were made by
Richard @. Morse, general secre-
tary OF the Y. M. c. As OF the
world.
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Shaker Religion Hits Olympic Reservations Indians Shake With Fs

repeat Miss Clark's sermon-with
frills.
Then they shake. They laugh
and their eyes roll They utter
queer cries, sometimes plaintivc,
sometimes glad. Often they sink
10 the floor--the meetings are held
In the Indians homes-and lie In
state OF coma.
Bit Hayte once went into a
trance aud stayed in Il for hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
MITAU RETAKEN BY
RUSSIANS, REPORT

PETRoGRAD. Aug. a.-The Rus.
SLAMS have driven back the German
forces in Courland and recaptured
Mitau. according to unofficial re-
ports here today. II was tsated
the war office had no Information
as 10 the reports 10 make public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
FEAR BOY KIDNAPPED

Fred Dcnnidemico. ;. IL stili miss
Ing Monday from his home. los
Taylor At. and HIS mother suspects
he has been kidnapped The boy dis
appeared sunday while playing on
his front porch. /, is reported by
nelghbors that he was last seen In
the company Of a man who walked
down tho street with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
Second Az. and Pike St.

Miss Clark grieves. DR.. Woods
makes no secret OF his displeasure.
But he can't forbid shaking"
The Shakers" are Christians.
The fact is, probably, that "shak-
ing" provides good medicine"
more zestful and more nearly like
the spirit-worship OF their fathers
than can be found in the gentle
orthodoxy OF Miss Clark's excellent
sermons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

shake" with fanatic zeal.
outwardly stolcai. the Indian r.
high-strung and emotional inside.
Under governmental displcasure. as
represented by the agent. they have
had to abandon their ancient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

heather" rites. They have been
told II In Ignorant superstition" TO
believe in "to,ems" and other spir'
It's good and bad.
Years ago Catholic priests went
thru the mountains, making many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
By Fred L. Boalt.

O.. Woods, the agent. cent FOR
I yssso Mskah indian named
cAoeisy, and when Charley
omA the doctor asked:
Charley, you shake, don't
psr
rsa sir
sWhyi"
Wei, cir, Is's hard to ex-
plsIn. Il sort Of seems ! have
= Il seems that God 10 COM
nsndne me 10. So ! shake"
sYeu shake when the others
asks, don't you, chsrIey7"
qusstiened the doctor.
No, cir. Sometimes, when
~ sthsrs are shaking. 7 sic
ai't. AZ other sIres ! shake
~ alone. And sometimes we
" shake together"
The doctor was trying to
Rsvp 10 me that the "shakers"
-eoariy all the fish-estIng In
eaAs are "shakers." TO the
hesror and grief Of Miss Clark,
~ Presbyterian Missionary
- Influenced by hypnotism.
~ Charley stuck 10 II that
y shook or sst still, as the
spirit moved, and that what the
Hhsrs might be doing did not
Heluence him in the least.
The doctor was puzzled. He
allied \ "seIf.hypnosls," and let
% At that.
va four years ago that IN
saaker movement came TO III
vvnpic peninsula. II came frol
= Knows where. II IL not r.
= to the Shaker religion back
ssNasylvania and Ohio. II has n
sseef, no high priest.
Wherever two or more families {
Heating Indians dwell--in III
nQ1nt1lns where they afilI live b
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hunting and trapping In the clear
ings In the foothills. where they
raise stunted. halt.wild ponies: on
the Pacific Coast: on the reserya-
tons nj Orette. Hob. Quiieute.
Neah pay and Queniuit--there they
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sy HARRY PAYNE BURTON

az HARRY PAYNE BUN lON
TORONTO, Can, Aug. e
Toronto Is nothing moro nor
less. Indeed, than the London
Of the new worId-Ameriean-
lied, to be sure--but still smell
ina overwhelmingly OF the
Thames!
came 20 Canada TO see u
Gin wartime; 20 report the re-
actions Of this colony OF Great
britain TO the terrible conflict
beino waued In and about the
SCARLET COCKPIT OF EUR
OPE.
The problem was TO find out
whether a colony 10 a FACT OK
A FICTION-to learn, first
hand. from the case Of Canada,
whether a people can be actual
~ HEART-LoYAL TO another
group Of people from whom
they are geographically remote
and Joined merely by ties OF
government and sentiment.
$4,000 at Great Meeting
ThIrty.fiye thousand people o
representative city OF Can
ada. surged thru the downtown
streets OF this place the other nigh
and answered the question.
They backed up their expressed
with the offers Of thei
lives!
II was Toronto's first real recruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
GERMAN LOSS MORE
THAN TWO MILLION

LONDON. Aug. s.--German
losses In killed. wounded and
missing TO dat. total 2,i76.63s,
according 90 a dispatch from the
Berne correspondent OF the
Post today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09

n b ~ nfth u . s~rse- Of stories
- b TrsA l. Dealt ef The star staff
) ~ - Csps fisstesy. Noah hay and
- hssss-sinx parts Of the Olympic
Duula. There viii be Other articles
~ nunis, frvsn d.y to day. dealing with
- 0u1 snd little known ccuntry right
= nmecs's door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
BROTHER ANp SISTER DIE

MARSHFIELD. Aug. a.--George
Iecocq. %. and HIS sister. Helen.
10. we're drowned Sunday while the
boy was teaching his sister to
swim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
BRITISH DRIVE
HELD UP YEAR

>OrE--The following story was writ.
ten By o United Free. staff correspondent
Who has had exceptional advantages for
studying the situation concerning which
he writ~s. Bi. name. for obvious res-
.ous 10 withheld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-09
B0B0 GIVES UP
REVOLUTION

WASHINGTON, Aug. o.
Gen. Bobo has abandoned his
revolution and ordered his Hal.
item followers to dlsarm. Bobo
announced himself as . candi-
date for president under the
reorganization which Admiral
Caperton 10 trying to work out.
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Tom wilkinson, Centralls insur.
ance man. enlists with Canadian
troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23
new YORK MEN
TO TELL ABOUT
DOPE AT Y.M.C.A.

DR. James Mcfaren. a Scot with
Just enough Irish 10 make things
Interesting" will address the sun
day club Sunday Al 3 y. m. In the
Y. VI. g. a. auditorium
Dr. McLaren n one Of the coun-
trys great orators. He has pre-
pared a special address.
Speaking OF his work. DR.. Nc
i.aren says. Don't think that / viii
guess my way through this subject.
Every country mention I have
lived In. and every author that
10 the press. think the platform
10 the Press. I think the platform
In the most potent Influence for
good. and ! treat my subject ac-
cording 20 the conviction" Or. No
Laren holds degrees from six coll
leges and universities. among them
being Brown university. Andoyer
and Yale.
IS. r. Mason. a police officer %
over 20 years experience, having
seen service ON the Coast from
Mexico 90 Canada. and with the
New York police department I'M
der the Parkhurst vice crusade,
will speak at the friendship sup
per at $50.
Mason says few young men 20 10
prison on account Of liquor. but
that many 40 because OF different
forms OF dope.
Il have some inside information
regarding dope" he says. its use
aud It's consequences"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23
THEODORE HOME TO
GIVE A CARD PARTY

The board OF the Theodore Home
will give card party February II.
at O'Clock. at the Bon Marche.
Tho following ladies' will act
as patronesses: Mrs. Thomas
Burke. Mrs Harry W. Treat, Mrs.
william =. Trimble. Mrs. Hitchey
Kinnear. Mrs. James r.. Galbraith.
Mrs. Harold Winterbourne. Mrs. NJ.
rs. Augustine. Mrs. ArmOry -. Vain.
wright. Mrs. A. w Leonard. Mrs.
Gilbert l.. Duffy. Mrs. II. G. Henry,
Mrs. j. T.. Chilberg. Mrs. BroursaiH
Beck. Mrs. l.. Crawford. Mrs. Waldo
Richardson. Mrs. G. A. Belts. Mrs.
II. n. Jennings. Mrs. II. =. Fish. Mrs.
Edward y. Flick. Mrs w. r. Rich
ardson. Mrs. A. j. Webb. Mrs v.
Jones. Mrs. William T. Perkins.
Mrs. william Parish. Mrs. Frank
Steela, Mrs. Geo Hawkins. Mrs. -.
VI. Carmichael. Mrs Eugene Il. Kel-
ley. Mrs. y. ~. Hinninger. Mrs. j.
NJ. carrigan. Mrs. Il. NJ. Burton.
Mrs E y. Potter. Mrs. John ID.
white. Mrs. =. ID. Hughes. Mrs.
Franklin shucy. Mrs John stringer
and DR. Maybelle Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23
WILL HANNA DENIES
HE'S IN COMBINATION

VIII II. Hanna, recently county
treasurer. now candidate for a seat
in the city council, today asserted
that he is not lined up with any
other candidate. and that he is run
ming simply as an individual.
Il wish to make plain the fact
that have made no tie-ups OF any
Kind directly or indirectly. nor do
intend to do So" said he. Il have
not made any alliance of any kind
with any other candidate nor have
I made any combinations or any
pledges. II I am elected I propose
to 20 into office absolutely free to
serve the city as a whole.
Il will not. II | am elected. become
identified In any way with any So
called clique in the council. but viii
work at all times with those MEM
bers who desire TO give the city the
best possible administration"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23

A-h-h-h depressing rapturous
ave..
Have you seen II, madame--the
new spring hat which has made its
appearance In Second ave. shop
windowsg
II not. put on your "glawses" and
hurry, because they are being
snapped up already. But you viii
see plenty Of 'em between now and
Easter on Seattle streets.
There isn't much 10 the new
spring hat. not much--except style.
or as American milliners say--clasA
And featherless and flowerless az
II Is this military little hat has
plenty OF that elusive thing called
style.
The new hat also has a veil--A
cape veil OF fine net that ripples
about the shoulders and gives tho
final touch OF style 10 the rakish
little hat Dame Fashion has de-
signed for between-season wear.
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n"TuC \
9 11G[[$t'te,'
MARRIAGES
igz!52p[4|R9ES


Marriage ilo~nsrs
Russell T.. Hammer. Seattle. ard Bsssis
Humphrey. Seattle
Lawrence @ Newman. Seattle. and
AiaAns Nifrhey. Seattle
HssaFd Fisher. Nenatrhes. and Anna
Morgan. Wenatchse
u J Kerr. ~. Cashmere. and Elizabeth
Tea. -. Cashmere
Jack smith. -. Redmond and Olga
olson. -. Redmond
Joseph H Lawrence. ~. E-at;i.. and
Neil y Shipper. 70. Seattle.
IHrths
Mrs and xr. W. J oitenwer. tsis ssth
ave W. daughter. January 10
Mrs and Mr.. A. y. eiiias soth ave W.
ana W Hayes ct. son. January 10
Mrs and Mr ). n Msd.en sse Lake
ave. q. daughter January o
Mrs. aad ~, chAs Olsen. cess Firs,
ave. ~ o.. daughter. December 81
Mr. and Mr. saihin Rad~rki. tfsi y
MAaison -. daughter, January 10
Ne. and Nj !. Taiion. ffe Vine st,
son. January 20
Mrs and Mr. y = Luns. as L. Newton
-, daughter. January 10.
Mrs and NJ A ~ whitney. tnit ftth
ave \. W, daughter. January ~
AIRS ard Mr. Erra K@sIer. .9ss sis'
ave. daughter, January ~,
Mrs ana Mr. l.. 7. Bushnell. f.tT 18Th
ave ". daafhs~r. January 10.
Mrs and Mr. ,, W. Masngson. .1oe ".
SSH s'. soa. January 10,
Deaths
Joseph Nicholson. months. ~, Mob
Hiii ave January -.
NJ. deffrud. Robinson 81. Prcvfdenes
hospital. January 10.
Mrs Mamie Nelson. -. soiT Kins at.
January ~
vsnsran,A v jack ffrmAisD. 10.
swedish hospital. January ~
John G. Redward. e. Iits zefh ave. n.
January 70
R.beces Ra,sslt ~, ga i,th ave y.
January 20
~ 1. Thompson 6naIsl. a.. city hos.
pitsl. January 30.
John Mcssvern. IS. ises V spruc. st.
January ~
Divorces Granted
Mabel l. smith from Geo Smith,
Lena ~ Bell from David W Rail
Addie Knus from VIM. A. Knox
Stella " walker from n " walker
Mamie Ness from inc. o. Ness
Carl belong from Lillian belong
Annie y Richards from clayton W
Richards
Josephine MN from Arnold Hiii
Emma " Hawk from Geo. w Hawk
Grace Esrrsan from Geo " Et~pson.
WIN. ccrdiu from Aibertina cordir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23
WOMEN WILL HEAR
OF BODY BUILDING

A series OF free lectures on Body
Building a Success" will be given
at 232 Henry building, beginning
Monday at 1880 p. m. The public
is invited. especially parents and
teachers.
Those wishing greater efficiency
or freedom from weaknesses will be
interested to hear the discussion
Monday by Miss NJ. +. North on
THE Designed Beauty OF the HUI
man Form by Means OF Correct
Thinking and Intelligent Care"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23
Administration TO
Defend SHIP BILL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.--Admin-
istration officials declare President
Wilson and Secretary Redfield In
tend TO go publicly to the defense
OF the ship purchase bill.
The bin was discussed az length
at last nights cabinet meeting. and
il was decided that Secretary Red
field should devote some time on
his speaking tour in southern
states to educating the nation" on
the bill. President Wilson is sched-
uled 20 make two speeches soon TO
business organizations, and he will
outline his views on the bill then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23

SATURDAY stalls 2t-ss, ists

RDAy-stsiis 2t-ss, ias lbs
sugar, 81 90. best milk, ta.So case. with
81 so order. dor cans milk. zoe;
lbs Lima beans. 2Sc: &c bars soap. sSc
with 1 H. coffee. stalls si-Ss, nunrenes,
crabs. 2 for ssc, young rmelt. lbs. iSe'
herring lbs 35c. Stall 2s. guaranteed
hams. lee ID, roast OF veal. 1--we and
ibc H. best bacon. zoe ID, pork roast
iabo 10. stall 1919, ? Toe ioeves bread
isc. 2 dos. cookies iSe At Leslie's. soc
bottle oatsup. 9Sc; ibc can pineapple, loe
a6c can. l5c. best comb honey. foi
ebr: Quaker oats. Ice pkg. corn or to-
matoes Poe don, cans cans iec milk
aOr
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CORNER


sAruRDAY-stan lo2, fresh churned
butter. 40 ID, lbs. S6c; guaranteed
eggs 25c don peanut butter. ibc ID.
lbs 3bc. stalls 1896. lbo cans sweet
potatoes iori Sc bars soap Csc, lbs
brown beans s6ei l 10, soc coffee. 2oc
cans i0c soups. sbc stalls 2 :. 8, T.
shoulder lamb. Shc h; pot roast. ioc'
pork roast, lie ID: ground bone and
crackiinrs lbs s5c. homc-rendercd
lard. lie 10. veal roast lie 10. veal cut
let's Use NJ. stalls ioe-ila best flour
$40 sack delivered. with $50 order; s
bars laundry soap. 2bc; tomatoes, soc
dos cans pkgs raisins, use. Glib. box
gloss starch. bGc.
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Mf.STE.AkF


MONDAY stalls gso-aos. No, 80 Cen
trnuial best flour. 81 10. zoe cans sliced
peaches s5c stall 2os Roquefert cheese.
soc 10 imported Swiss cheese. soc To.
stall goT rutahaEas lbs Zee; best head
cauiiflower. ice stalls 2eo-elk. pine
apples. abc each. Yakima Gem potatoes.
tiss cwt stall $40. good tomatoes. Zee
10. winter rhuharh. Sc III. Stall sis.
cottage cheese ioc 10. head cheese, ibc
10 stall Is. sour pickicd onions, zoo pt. [;
fancy queen olives ssc at. stall ~.
a-iayer cakes soc each: cocoanut bars. ise
Hnm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23
noLp AlL.pAY MeerlNo

The monthly all.day meeting Of
the King County Holiness associa
tion will be held IN the Calvary NJ
r.. church. Ballard, Tuesday. Febru
AIRY 2. preaching by Rev s. A. Dan.
ford. district superintendent OF the
North Dakota conference OF 81 r
church. who will begin 10 days
meeting in same church Friday
Jan. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23

MONDAY stalls n

MO>nAN-StRils T7-aS, pasteurizcd
milk &C at sugar. lbs. tSo, stall 81,
frosh clans, ? dts. So. salmon and hall
but, lbs 16c. stalls a2-s9is. shoes re-
soicd. acc 90 7bc; 81 umbrellas, sbc Stall
~, ) &c sacks salt Toe, Sc ptgs tooth.
picks ioc, SC boxes matches, lee. Stall
&c. homo made doughnuts, ibc dor.
cakes. Ice zach. cream cheese. iSc M.
guaranteed eggs Csc. stall as creamery
butter. . lbs 6bc. stan i626. 6 bars soap,
25c. bulk starch. &c 10; Sc bottles blulnR
for zoe stalls tt-tb, potatoes, s1tE
sack; grapefruit s for csc; lemons. i0c
dos. stan IS, elder. soc gal. hominy
! Toe at. stali ib7s, kippered herring, : lbs
soc.
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PUBLICM MARKETS


rtRDAN--Farmers sections. celery.
> punches &c. dried onions. J Tbs. SCI
brussels sprouts. lbs Eci Yakima pote-
toeR zoe sack. stall -. pot roast. Sc 10
young pig roast i1ac II. roast veal
isto III; shoulder lamb &c ID. fancy
hams iso 10. leaf lard, lie ID. stall is,
ibs sugar. Atc. navy beans. . tbs 2sc
stall 81. raisins. lie N. clam nectar. %
can stall 81. peas and corn. cans 2sc
stall g. bulk cocoa, acc H. peanut but
ter 3 lbs sko- stall IS. rock cod, lee 10.
Zoe fh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23

NEW YORK. Jan. pa Louis
Brandeis today told the ind rstrial
relations commission that while
trusts improve the physical condi-
tions OF labor, they do not inc tease
wages so rapidly as they sh auId
lie mentioned the steel. tob acco
and sugar trusts as bulwl r'lSs
against labor unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23
MEALS FOR 10 CENTS

Ten cent tickets. bound IS IN q
hook. are offered for sale by the
Brotherhood League club for $3.50.
Each ticket IL good for meal or n
he'd az the clubs headquarters
biiiS King st. The tickets may be
obtained OF g. ". Lowry. al the
headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE rtrEntOH COURT OF Tith
state of Washinston In and for The
County Of ktaE
Robert D. Peterson. doing hutiue.s %
The Domestic iiand Laundry. Plaintiff
~ woodland ueusi al Hospital cor.
pofation. y % asera. receiver ~ saio
corporation. defendant No iotats-
Notice
Notice IL hereby sipsn 20 the creditors
- the woodland General Hospital. a cor.
paration heretofore dang business IN the
city of Seattle. kinf County, Washing
ton. ana formerly Known as tho Noble
Hospital. that the uedafsiansd has been
appointed receiver Of tho said corpora.
tlgn. and has taken into bic passsssion NJ
property ana assets &c the said corpora.
tian. aud that pursuant 60 an ofdsr mads
and entered in the above entitled cause
On tho fth day ~ Janeary. 1913, all cred
TORS and persons kayinE any claims
against said defendant corporation are
hereby notified that tfuay are required e.
present the same. dup verified. 20 the
undersigned. At fto New York Building
Seattle KinE County, Washington. on o.
prior % The sth day Of February. btt, %
the same sfii ts. undei tho order ~ the
shars-eniitlod court. bel A % be haired
Naiies IL further siy,n that NO claims
against said defendants corporation vii
be- allowed ~ the undsnIignsi 90 receiver.
before ne sth day - Fsfr.fY. 1918
Dated A. Seattle Washington. ihis ~
daY Of January. tsit.
y. q nrsouN
nscsivsr ~ ths waodisnd General Hospi-
tsi a Corporation
NELL 4 MeNEff4
Attorneys for nscsissr Tfp.ti New YORK.
Haiiains Seattle wssiinHinn
IN rHT SUPERIOR COURT % THE
Rtais - washington. tor kinS caup'r
q A Paris Plaintiff - Gold bfedEs
Mining Co. Corporation, Defendant
40 akesz
Notice ~ Distrihutiou - Assets and Finai
Hearing Thereon
All persons interested In thr fereif ership
% the aoid prsds~ Mining Co. cor
rufatiou ar- hereby notified 60 appeHr
before tho above entitled court, IN De
psftfnsnt Sa =. Al the court house n
saif county. On the ttH daf - Ietruarfl
1915. at the hour - $40 m. and
show cause n any. why the fsesifsf Z
rnai fepart on file herein. recommend
tnE final distribution - she assets IN
the bands - the receiver. and final
discharge ~ The receiver. should nsi be
allowed
Done Ia open aour, this sana day Of Jan.
nary. 1873
d. u sLnEHTso~. judge
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PERSONALS


I LONELY youns wiraw. sss ~. Weishi
tss owns nice. camfurtaeis home, sat
acres finest wheat land. neat Pacific
coast worth $50 eao. income eco year
~ also iarEe bank account. good dispu.
| sitions easy g. set along with viii
marry poor man n bright. honorable
/ ambitious and capable 81 managing
property successfully More particulars
for any nan answering quick, tneiasins
| some postage Address Sincere H4tt4.
/ FefmtnHdaie. So psk tusuefsi dslivs
efiss not answered This notice IL
genuine
A RGafECfAHfE woman. ace 40. wht
understands the rauwina house, itual
ness wishes gentleman partner Tor
same Address ii.ta. star
/ IA MODE Millinery. aso uniea- Hats ~
so o. 30 Tor 81 90 Actually way below
| cost
HATS. cars cleaned. gee tes stewaft.
Ia YOUNG man wishes 10 correspond
! with LADY ~ 20 90 20 abisst matrimony.
/ Address y g. star
/ Happiness lies IN married NE Are you
/ lonely Iain Seattle Reliable Friend
chip club. ssfiss free Ada = Evau.
81 rnion. Ap, n
LONESOME mechanic. with 20 lad hab.
| sits would Ike to NEST a lady under
80 object matrimonY. Address u-ts.
star
Rsssnaash's g % Hat. ices rirs, az
MISS MABEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
snd managing hoam 30 Total Ats.
beessf pss wesss-isos seventh eiiy
MILLINERY stock ana fixtures Tor sais.
very reasonable. n said ai once Mi,
star
MIDWIFE MRs anna wfLtriksrS
fets 18th ~ W fheas nsrstf istf
MISS JEWELL ANicunfNa NV
Third ofno.
YOUNG LADY. SO yeats ~ ass road AZ.
rearanee and character 10 moderate
circumstances. desires % correspond
with fauHa man with means object
fuatrimouT n suited hpt sst. stat
nustNEss man Wishes 70 meet lads ~
Young aifeN. not oeef -. Holland pre-
fefFed ahiset matrimang Address
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