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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
SYNOPSIS.

"A curious crowd OF neighbors invade
the mysterious home OF Judge ostrander
county judge and eccentric recluse. fol.
lowing a yelled woman who has gained
entrance through the gates of the high
double barriers surrounding the place
the woman has disappeared but the judge
Is found In n cataleptlc state. Bella, his
prevents entrance 70 a secret door. Bella
ule9. The judge awakes. Miss Weeks
explains 10 him what has occurred during
DIS seizure. He secretly discovers the
whereabouts OF the yelled woman. She
proves to be the widow OF a man tried
betore the Judge and electrocuted for muir
yer years before. Her daughter Is en-
gagged to the judges son. from whom he Is
estronged. but the murder is between The
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18

as she became conscious Of his aston
ishment, added falteringly:
Have you any objection to meeting
me tomorrow on the blur overlooking
Dark"
The judge was looking at her; he
had not moved; nor had an eyelash
stirred, but the rest of that sentence
had stuck in her throat, and she found
herself standing as immovably quiet
as he.
"Why there?" he asked.
"Because"-her words came slowly,
haltingly, as she TREMENDOUSLY, almost
fearfully, felt her way with him-"be.
cause-there-is-no- other - place
-where-I can made-my point"
He smiled. II was his first smile
in years and naturally was little
constrained-and,t to her eyes at least,
almost more terrifying than his frown.
why have you waited till now?"
he called out, forgetful that they were
not alone in the house, forgetful, ap-
parently, of everything but his sur.
prise and repulsion. why not have
made use of this point before 1t was
too late? You were at your husbands
trial; you were even on the witness
stand?"
She nodded, thoroughly cowed at
last both by his indignation and the
revelation contained in this question
of the judicial mind-"Why now, when
the time was then?"
Happily, she had an answer.
Judge Ostrander, l had a reason
for that, too; and, like my point, 1t
is q good one. But do not ask me for
1t tonight. Tomorrow / will tell you
everything. But 1t will have to be
in the place l have mentioned. win
you come to the bluff where the ruins
are one-half hour before sunset?
Please be exact as to the time. You
will see why, II you come"
He leaned across the table-they
were on opposite sides Of it-plunging
his eyes into hers, then drew back, and
remarked with an aspect of gloom but
with much less the appearance Of dis
trust:
"A very odd request, madam. hope
you have good reason for it," adding,
II bury Bella tomorrow and the GENE
terry is in this direction. l will meet
you where you say and at the hour
you name
And, regarding him closely as he
spoke, she saw that for all the cor
rectness Of his manner and the bow
of respectful courtesy with which he
instantly withdrew, that deep would
be his anger and unQuestlonable the
results to her IL she failed to satisfy
him at this meeting Of the value Of
her point in reawakening justice and
changing public opinion.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
CHAPTER v.
Excerpts.

One Of the dodgers at the Claymore
inn had great cause for complaint the
next morning. A restless tramping
over his head had kept him awake all
night. That 1t was intermittent had
made It all the more intolerable. Just
when he thought 1t had stopped II
would start up again-to and fro, to
and fro, as regular as clockwork and
much more disturbing.
But the complaint never reached
Mrs. Averill The landlady had been
restless herself. Indeed. the night
had been one Of thought and feeling
to more than one person In whom We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-13

MAY PURCHASE
AMMUNITION

WASHINGTON. Aug. Ia
Tho the administration holds
today, in it's reply 20 Austria,
that II would be committing an
unneutrai act II the shipment
Of munitions TO the allies were
stopped, officials are confident
the government could re1uisi-
sicn all munitions for Itself
with proprie,y.
This suggestion was made today
In connection with the statement
from the war department that in
formation rs being gathered as TO
the output OF private munition fac
tories.
The statement said:
The department does not now
contemplate purchasing any OF the
materials referred TO. as IL has no
special funds for such purpose.
Interests desiring a modification
OF the British blockade. relieving
American commerce. saw IN the
word now" in this sentence, a
hint that purchases by the govern
ment are contemplated In the fu-
turc.
Consequently the question was
asked whether the administration
would decide Il needs munitions
itself n the British insist in inter.
ference with commerce. and thus
cut off shipments 10 the allies.
II was pointed out the suffering
exporting interests are so insistent
upon redress that a serious politi.
cal situation IL sure TO develop un.
less something Is done for them.
That Il can be done In this way
without furnishing Great Britain
with grounds for complaint as be-
ing unnentral and making reprisals.
was agreed. II was conceded such
action would be taken only as a
last resort.
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MAN
SEEKS GIRL WITH
POISON NEEDLE

Complaining Of an unknown
man who has been following
his wife for the past few days
with the Intention Of USING q
sleeping" needle on her. n.
Uren, a musician employed al
the Strand dance hall and IN.
Ing at the Willard Hotel. Fri
day applied At the shsriffs
office for permission 70 carry
gun.
Mrs. Uren, %. an attractive
woman, first saw the stranger
at the dance hall Monday night.
He asked her 10 dance with
him and she refused. The next
day. abe says. he followed her
into the Colonial Theatre,
spoke 10 her. but vas unable
20 get a seat beside her.
On Wednesday. she says. be got
seat next 10 her At the Alhambr
.heatre after requesting two men Il
move up.
iie reached over and took Goa
)ff her lap. pulled out hls needle
sud she got a small scratch on he
arm before she realized what b.
Was up to.
why did you take your han
lway7" he demanded. says Mr'
urcn ~ you hadn't done that
you'd have gone with me
Mrs. uren. wishing 10 avoid
scene in the theatre. left withou
notifying the management
The name Of the poison needle
man IL unknown. but the author
lies have a good description OF hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-13
TACOMA WOMAN HELPLESS MANY
MONTHS IS MADE WELL BY AkOl
Mrs. j. E. Blake Lost IS Pounds Through Suffering
From Observation-Disclosures Weight.

The innumerable friends of Mrs.
J. y. Blake, 2502 :. Ash street, one
OF the weli.known pioneer women
OF Tacoma. have been amazed at
her recovery from a siege of rheu.
matism that rendered her helpless.
In a few months she was raised
from a cripple TO a condition where
she could do all her homework
and enjoy a. She tells how Akoz
brought about this change, In the
following letter.
After being crippled up to such
an extent by rheumatism that |
thought | should never regain the
free use OF my hands and legs.
have found wonderful relief by us
ing Akoz. A year ago my fingers
were greatly enlarged and stiff. |
could not sew or do nay homework.
My legs and other parts Of my body
we're also so badly affected that
was helpless for months | tried
various physicians and remedies.
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but nothing helped me. until
gan the Akos treatment toch
internally and also applied ~
compound and plasters. After -
ing the treatment three months
hands became practically nolm-
again. the pains left my legs. any !
was able to sew and do my nou.x,
work. The Akoz also eorrecs
acute indigestion that affected
heart so that ! had occasional ~
lapses. | had lost IS pounds auI'.s
my suffering. but have rega'os
my lost weight. | gladly give ~
permission TO use this letter as ~
see Fit. so that others may INV
what Akoz has done for me-
Akoz has proven as effecu's. -
stomach. liver. kidney and biao.
trouble. catarrh. ulcers, ec.V =.
and other ailments. For sale ~ ="
owl and all other drug s'o's q
where further information may
had regarding this advertisete'~
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PUBLIC MARKETS



stall 80 No So sack patent flour.
sia6. large cans carnation milk. ESQ.
1ss hulk eoraA. isc ih.. Sc boxes
matches. ieci ioc cans corn. isr. stall
ies, lbs, pure cane sugar. soc, 6 bars
FEELS Naptha soap. sse, ihs best navy
beans sse. Stall AL. , iaa ioayes bread.
isc; All kinds piss Zoe each stall R4a,
Washington creamery better SEQ ~
pure Yakima honey. ssc a. Stall a4e.
best sweet corn, 2bc dnS home grawn
roast lie n corusd beef lie ~ iamh
steaks 2 ihs ssc Stsii &. boiling beef.
% H. leaf lard, izMe H. pork ruasfs.
igu and lee 10, Stall 20. soc coffee. =
2 lbs aSc. stall 49, sweet potatoes,
lbs. csc. fancy dry euions@e lbs lee
CORNER
Stall los. good creamery butter, stc 10
small cERs, asc dos. stalls 1875. a-ih
can corn syrup Toe. i6c potato flour. Toe.
ruhbers. Sc dos. stalls ?. g. 5. :. veal
roast lie III pork roast Toe 10 pork
ialn. ice 10 No. ! hams. iSe ~ Ne.
bacon 1--WE 10. stalls loe-iii. 10 lbs
pure cane sugar, soc With other ~ order
sugar It's 4ee. 81 bars white soap.
aae. matches a6c do2. h-lh pkKs seed
less rnialns a5r. 3.ih can hest chocolate.
ieo No. 10 pals cotteiene. si.sa
SANITARY
Stalls asst fancy hams. he to-
bacon tsc 10. pork roast and steak. is Nc
ib stalls s4.se heat tnilk sa.fo ease
best white soap, taeo case Z bars gfts
tai white SOAP shc 5 lbs rice. sac; 9 his
can. best milk shc. with ~ coffee
stalls ai-aa. large tat salmon. ready Cor
shipment tiab, Stall al baron ends
zoe 'b stall .. lard compound, 3 ihs
gbc. pure lard. 2 lbs zoe. legs hahy iamh.
1aAc NJ stall iei, sweet potatoes. The
ibc. or 4 lbs. aAe home. grown tomatoes
toe III. green beans DC M potatoes
lbs Zoe.
rIkE PLACE
Stall ffs lbs. fine Eranulated sugar.
ace. stalls TEAS. fresh pasteurinrd miik
&C Ut. 81 pt stalls l-s. canning peaches
a6c crate. siaii 49, tomatoes FOR canning
csc crate. stsl 1909 pure Yakima honey,
500 pt. 4oo At stall .. soft shell wal
nuts lbs. csc, stall 50, SOC pieces ~
graniteware, worth up 20 soc. going st
lac stall a. veal. Toe TO tsMri pot
roast &c to Toe 10, Stall eT fresh rhurn
ed butter asc 10, stall 6s. shoes reseled.
ace TO Use pair Stall ibei assorted
hand rolled chocolates ahe 10. stall
1901, fresh creamery butter. aor H. a6c
Jars pure honey, aac. stall hs. apple
huttcr. DC 10. stall q. lee bottles hiuiue.
Sc. Stall -, ear ticket free with every
. 90 purchase stan ~. chicken dinner
with coffee and pie. sac stall 30, sample
line Of shoes up to % 90, for 81 per pair.
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WATER FRONT LAND

faste
I have fgst placed - the HnafAss
fee fhelns hanssiaa sites IN
IN. Three Tree paint district.
ha8f maF bef@seh fhs sna ~ th~
less IfAftsn car line ard ths
rHint Essff one t. iiftse gem
Weed ard @eeHs and Nae1s tbs
community beach - oaiF 8te %
sep feet apaN fna deaf have
80 cary RAfsFi Il u HiPea under
rF@s4aFs Ana faa uAa drive
ffmfs toen sish yegt ngts
WIS dent POS get oms - thes~
sites ard reF tfR dQ~n ard ~
= meath. ard a8ears Hasr lie
IiHhtfni fHtFsaf near fhe salt
~ssey On ths fnsin iana "a a. -
tn the hos ntenshsf Tsks
FaantgsFoy. Aist or 9atrwoaA
ears 80 Htvsfsiaa ssAtten AnA
snues9s @uh fsahs fsaFisB itBs
0n 20 ~. sna - lire Thass 49,
~ rewnt trips ssesr dav. Ana
fare, ~ ticket Ia ts~ eeHfs from
dasasnwn Cali ns ~ once sna
make reservations. as ERE tess
~lii - seif eaf tnssHe ~ days
81 the present tate ~ sale
WN Wunu
riiiast ga. ssf.t Alaska nifK
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SPILLS WET WASH;
ASKS SLIPS BALM

While carrying a basket OF wet
wash. Mrs Dana 81 Doughcrfy,
s0T James st.. slipped over the
stairs at the back porch aud broke
her left arm. So. Friday morning
she brought suit for si.i2s dam
ages against George W Steison.
owner OF the house. Mrs. Ella Roe.
landisdy. and John Davis a. Co.
agents. alleging they were respon-
slbis for the defective condition
OF the stairway.
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Regal Dental Offices
Or. L. n. Clark. Mgr.
1905 THIRD AVE.
". w. Cor. Third and Unioa
ASKS MAYOR GILL
FOR CANARY blo0

Here's a Friday the 18th hxrt
luck story for you.
A woman phoned Mayor GU M
day saying she wanted cznxy
but couldn't afford TO buy one. al
would he please let her have o.
Of the canaries at Woodland pan
The mayor told her he was pov~
less TO act.
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GEN. VILLA SENDS A
STATEMENT 70 U. S.

WASHINGTON. Aug. i3.-Thru
DlaE Lomhardo. his foreign minis
ter. Gen. villa today announced his
willingness 10 eliminate himself as
factor in Mexican affairs. hut so
qualified the announcement that
many believed hls statement prac.
iicaiiy nulllfied itself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-13
ODDS AND ENDS

The council budget committee
Friday afternoon was 10 consider
odds and ends of estimates. left
over from the main budget sittings.
The committees work Is almost
completed.
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WILL Be
ROUGH ON OUR
LEGISLATORS

When W. 4 Dixon. who has
been prominent figure IN the
Washington house 0f representa-.
iiyes for the past six yeare, got a
divorce from Camille Dixon, In su'
perior Judge Smiths court Friday.
members Of the state legislature
we're dumfpunded
Dixon testified that his wife had
told him before he went 90 the leR.
islatufe last year that Homework
was too heavy for her. and that
when he returned Ia Seattle, she
informed him she was in love with
another man.
"Of course he said. constant
worry over her WAS a great hin.
drance to my work a. Olympia. !
have been IN attendance at every
session OF the Legislature since
1909
Sin what oapaclty7" Inquired
Deputy Prosecutor Friend.
That OF Isnitor OF the house
o. representatives" said Dixon.
Mary A. i.emmei. known in
church and musical circles here as
ttstfN IL ~ HtNlFAt AFNh At't'F W
divorce from John Lawrence LON
mel when she testified she had re-
celved nothing in the way 81 sup
port from him since 1909. when be
abandoned her.
Mrs. T.cmmci is one ~ the most
popular singers In the churches of
Seattle She resides At the Lin.
coin hotel.
Aguidlo Cull0. 81 years old. III.
yOrced his wife. Gunlepa 6ulio.
aged 80 years iie said nhe told
him shortly after their marriage
In February. 1911. that she accept
cd hts suit under the impression
that he had money He also said
he though, she had money when
he married her II turned out
that they were both mistaken.
which so angered Mrs. Oullo'a
strapping young son that be kicked
bis atcpfather out Of the house.
Gallo never returned.
Sadie Carr testified her husband.
James. left her on the street In
North Yakima one day and rushed
into a saloon with the words:
No woman lives who can make
me quit drinking when ] want H.
She got a divorce.
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Tho home OF Mrs. W. 5. Ritter. a
widow. oil 2sth ave. Was burned
10 the ground Thursday night. The
origin OF the fire ia not known. An
attempt to find $40 Ia cash in the
ruins proved vain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-13
ACREAGE


LOOKING FOR LAND
Esssuiux ihis sa aefass Ntfh 70 acres fret 81
sis.s river baitnfu level agians guof
w4tsr. baltdiHKH. Tor o. soc. On rAsY
terms Irs snap ittsstt American
hanA tiidr
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SHIPS GO AGROUND

LONDON. Aug. Is. -- Driven
ashore on the skierrles islands. so
miles west Of Liverpool. the swed.
ish $. =. kiruna Is hard aground
today and win probably be a total
wreck. The klruna was en- route
from Philadelphia TO Stockholm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-13
CREW SAVED

LISBON. Aug. 1s.--The Portu.
guese cruiser Repuhlica. OF 1895
tons. foundered on the rocks off
Ericeira. e miles northwest Of
here today. The vessel II a total
loss The Republicans crew Of ESQ
men were rescued by vessels which
hurried 90 the cruisers aid.
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ACREAGE

81 ACREAGE
ice AcHEs 900
t.seateA tn aas ~ me fertile valleys near
ghshalts aaeat ~ acres cleared good
hauss harm ana euthuiidlnHs small
orchard atout "a ssfss are liaabls
balance pastaga fuetaaud al fhis price
sfe J feNs steers. calves. harss.
~aaen cream separator smf Alt uar~s
ssFY farm naAehinefy Terms are ~ kgs
cash, balance tsee pr 9saF AZ per
rsst
sit Nsw Ysfa niees
FOR WAf.r~tk. zach. insons "
day. net write uas laaA. Hsais J.
MafFsstgia VAST.
oSK itAf.F ACnE tTaes ~ cleared !
siass ". rFstss sad terms - sait
rhens k~nwesd tts
Two kruEA fias lsna. 10 bissss fsesa
city iiasits tess thsa halt pfles. la
s*ssixat~. tanue hsnw~ed so
TWO ACHES tostasa laaa fian eFesk
sieaTssis en tntesufhan ~ urnsF.
fhaae Nsnwewd Afs
THE pNRT TfME
90 AZ enc rear ~ whtea 81 .~sss, risr'
81 ianA IL SOS. she's ere efetss are last
natartne she's Fun rsa aaa knas
hos veil the lard pfvAarss lat as
take Yau - go ckTlfrAWT f.A%pe
aaf she's Tea haw ahWnaaat the Fisis
b. sua fya sis - fansthe~a that
CkTnCAET 10 ths place % leszts Fes
faFshss lnfstmattsn ss@
WEST WHEELER
ftt cplmaa nieeh MaiH itsF.
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from . To . ACRES
on nnIak HIGHWAY

On the Seattle side ansY Is rsta.
ufes fFpsn fteasev ~auar~ isas
sii cleared anf fsnrsd Improved
9TH Hew house. snt autnaiid
Tags afteeian wsill all stage.
fsss the fnHs euGr blocks
frNsa thfsrufhss station. sfheat
aed stete. Gail and ies rUs
kea~ Hes nwrh lant rua wasf
TERMS f4n cash. hAiaues fls
snantkiY Cau 1T gtt Ne. rofk
Heck for e@nsf
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fsvei frs& riess black tests-n
land fia~ acreage nice. nee.
sell. haiit haass. sell. etc Prizes
81 tAs terms $50 cash SIC
mauthtT Thls place 10 az Kirss
land Within a few faiassss wais
~ sha fsfTr. sfoyrs aHa school
~ Fea SAINT a lisfie ranch With
black tofsam soii. cetae ard see
fhf. place Take Madison car
aud raHAff ferry direct 20 nurk.
Farrafs office tn Kirkland
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ACREAGE
FORGED SALE

FORCED SALE
i0-scre tract ~ bottom land real good
soil all thoroughly cleared has been
IN cultivation Tor years right 10 town.
stores ana schools a. your door WIN
be- sold for $1,000 Schroeder, tta
Joshua Green building
FIVE ACRES ALDER BOTTOM
Rich soil. nearly iHvei large spring IN
~ -to-date nAiHhbofhoodi close 10
achool Work 20 be had near by at
rood wages. price 400 easy terms
l.. J. MARSH \ co, 2oa Central nldg
GET INTO THE COUNTRY
Your good little renthhfe house or equity
viii pay for valuable equity IN this
aspuineiy rich 40 acres river bottom
land fine creek elegant spring. Ask
CHARLES HOMEHa COMPANY
Alaska Building.
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REAL ESTATE

CHEAT Tufs wrek Only
LARGE TRACTS az TuE NORTH g>B
on MgRfG ISLAND. ONLY go
EACH Easy Tgaa. MCKINLEY
. wAr-D>, 1870 ttn~r AVE.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SASH AND DOORS
Ar. vsu snias % tuiitr rnsn tef fNeF
SASH AND Doors sir~cs from ne
manufacture We ewn eur oNn VIVA
Sell anyone ahtp anywhere
s-rre- panel aeors. first quaiity.
is .gs-. ti.ie
s-eros.- panel ieers for painting.
siEes ssttafsss fFFsFrt*F
Frent doris htE selection ss.s.s ~ ~
nnnEaiow easement sash .,..ssss W
f-hght standard Winfaws .ssss.s y Af
Narn sash. light .+.s.s.s...sss
Basement sash. s-nsht ,ss.ssss.s
chin. closet s,aas doors ..ssssss
kt'chsn cabinet panel doors sees
Rocker sinpr htns s......4.s.s+
M~strsn. cab. teers wtth rtrTpf
nuif nose easing per ifnrai f1rts
uait rose has~, per ttnssi feat
oaarser round ~ In , per ice "
Nfnfew frames s..sstsss.s.stss
fnsife deer frames ssssssss.s sss+ -
esni far cnsnpi@ts cstsfoxNs No -
Estimates gladly furnished.
O N WILLIAMS CO
Phone Main 1917 iss Ftrr' Ave-
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81 statesmen WANTED

NANrEn- Salesman whn il travelling q
represent ne on commission basis IN
Washington. fdahe eha Montana ~
rrAt commissions popular ltns. fuii tina
- trunkH bags and eases A. side line
az fret until results are proven Fail
orders taken frufn nov on ChirAEn
Trunk and HAS Co, ttt e. Dearborn Ell
thteasa. 40
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rnuRuuontsY experienced driver aud
mechanic, would like o. dfite private
car fer expenses rhnns East skss
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BUSINESS
lIREGT DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any one
desiring something little out
of the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring IL in a
hurry. The firms represented
below make a speciality OF i'm
mediate service and will glad
b. furnish any information
that is necessary. Remember.
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephonel
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rnoRouont.Y experienced driver aud
mechanic, would like % dfite private
- q ssgsSsss thess ssss IT,
81 statesmen WANTED
WANTED salesman sha is travelling q
rspreaenf Ne au commission basis tn
Washington fdahe sna Montana no
erai commissions popular line. fnii iias
- trunks. bass and eases A. side ltne
az flfat untH results are proven Fan
! erdars taken frnm nov on. chirsEa
Trunk and uas Co, ne g Dearborn ata
s>l~ssl~ssss~
% PERSONALS
WOULD toU MARTY A farmers
daughter, aae H. weight Use brown
hair and eyes kaad disposition. utee
hauHekerpsf ant ceeb property tsA,eehi
vii iHherit has no opportunity o. meet
desirable gentlemen. never married
will MARRY fuaf raan ne farmer More
particulars stadig sent any man an
swefiuE uulok ineiasiuE suiae postage
Address sincere" tttstttl, Valley. Sch
No aearrat deliveries rhis nouce u
genuine
WIDOW. a. wofth fss eoa. you'd MARY
G nak tst Messenger. les Anssis.
Cal
H1FrfNEsa lies Is married lie Ats Yoa
tsusf1 fuin Seattle Reliable Friend
shin club Ladies' free Ada y keaHs.
san tnion. Apt u
WORTHY afabls iady. ae. would appfs
eials the efausintsrca 81 respectable
fnsH es psftnsF "a leastux house Nnss
he honorable and sincere. nhlsft matfi
meas M general deliveries answered
Address We star
Miss JEWELL AAStcUhiNu ltts
rhifn afflge 10
.cUNsULrArioN FREk Al OLSON
bEnH Ne MaeF. tsis second ave.
opposite Arcade entrance.
HNFtNEn WIDOW si II Eeod family
desires to meet refined gentleman ~
means object mattimeuyt Address
val star
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