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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-07

erably the latter. and to recognize the
call OF humanitarianism.
The attendance at the club was
very large and the usual social ex-
change OF greetings followed.
Tonight in Two Capitals.
Tonight. all society will be on the
qui viva both in Washington and
Richmond. Numbers OF charming
dinner parties. dances and sociais Of
other character, have been planned
to pass the time until the election
returns. Full evening dress will
grace the occasions and all OF the
debutantes in both capitals will be
In prominence. Richmond Is close at
the heels of Washington society on
TINS occasion and Il viii be notice.
abe at the Country Club, whore a
special wire will keep tho number Of
attractive dinner parties Informed.
Robcrtson--SterIinc.
An interesting event of the week
VIII be the marriage Of Miss Lois
Noble Sterling, daughter of Mr.. and
MRS. william Henry Sterling, to Mr..
Thonas Broun Robertson. which viii
take place Saturday at high noon at
the Galilee Chapel Virginia Beach.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. William Hoge Marques Of tho
Presbyterian Church. dean of DR.. w.
r. Whites Bible Training School in
New York city.
Miss Belle sterling, sister Of the
bride, Will be her maid of honor and
her little niece. Miss Roberta GIL
mour Sterling, will be the flower girl.
Mr.. Maurice Garrison, OF Eastern
Shore, Virginia. will act ms Mr.. Rob-
ertson's best man and the ushers will
be Messrs Frank Robertson. of "Wil-
low Banks Albematle County.
brother OF the bridegroom and the
brides brother, Mr.. william Henry
Sterling .rr Mr. Robertson was for
meriy OF Albernsrle County and East
vile. but is now located at Hopewell,
where he is rracticine law
Wtilianl@or---Biyins.
very simple and pretty wedding
was solemnized Saturday afternoon at
4:S0 O'Clock at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Garfield Bivins. 1926
Twenty sixth street Newport News,
when their daughter. Mary Garfield.
Was married to William CLYDE Will
hanson. also of that city. The par
Tor, where tho ceremony took place,
was simply decorated with potted
plants grouped about the mantle. be
fore which the service was read bv
Rev. Or. william MacEichon, Of
Brooklyn. ~. Y. a cousin OF the bride
assisted by Rev. DIR. J. A. Thomas.
OF Trinity Methodist Church. New
port News
The bride entered the room on the
arm Of her father, who gave her
away. She wore a travelling suit Of
dark blue broadcloth. a smart blue
velvet toque and white gloves There
were no attendants
An informal reception followed the
ceremony, the only guests being the
members OF tho two immediate faui-
lies Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson then
LEFT FOR n Northern tour
Both the bride and groom arc ma
tives of Newport New. and upon
their return will continue 70 make
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-07
GREEKS HELD UNDER
PROHIBITION LAW.

Norfolk, Nov. 6.-F. Stellios, a Greek
living at 1904 East Main Street. was
arrested last night by Captain Dom
aid MacLean and Detectives Cruett and
Fleet for alleged violation OF two OF
the sections of the prohibition law. In
one warrant he is charged with SELL
Ing whiskey and in the other the
charge Is keeping ardent spirits at
his house for others than himself Nick
Mitchell. Greek living at s12 East
Main Street. was arrested later in the
night by Captain HacLean and Detec-
tive Tom Petty charged with selling
ardent spirits. Three full quarts OF
whiskey and quart bottle nearly
full found in Stellios' room were car
risd to headquarters as evidence
against the Greek in the case for keep
ing whiskey on his premises for
others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-07
RICHMOND MAN CHARGED
WITH BREAKING GAME LAW

Fredericksburg, Nov 6.--Berkeley
Williams. OF Richmond, president OF
the Virginia Lead and Zinc COMPANY.
whose mine is operated near this city.
was arrested here Saturday. charged
with violating the game laws Game
Warden Alrich found him with a tur-
key In his possession and asked him
to show his license. Mr., Villa ms re-
Piled that he had not been hunting.
but had bought the turkey The case
Will he heard Wednesday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-07
Interned: Open Saloon

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 6-rnterned
German sailors at League Island haya
opened saloon on their reservation.
where they sell beer to United States
sailors and marines They claim their
action is within the law. as the reser-
walton is German territory. Conse,
quently a new question OF fnterpa.
tional law has been brought up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-07

Mrs. Clarence, Miss Kate Mead,
and Miss Marianne Meade leave fol
Norfolk today to be the guests of Mis-
Elizabeth Cooke in Butte Street fol-
the suffrage convention to be held In
Norfolk on Wednesday. Thursday ant
Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

Stall II. lbs standard white Eranu-
lated sugar, eac. stall 70. fresh pasteur-
lssd milk. DC at. &c pt stall g. 30 sani-
tary drinking cups. Zoe. ioc rolls toilet
paper. $50 stan 81. honey squares. ioc
dor. Full pit Jars California honey. zoe
ats Csc Stall IS. cider vinegar Ice
bottle. mixed candy Zoe 10. Stai e.
fresh chickens. iThc h; lamb shoulder
pc 10 lamb stew. Sc No pot roast. Toe
H. stan 1879. fresh salmon. 2 lbs CSC
sturgeon. 2 lbs. 2to, kippcrcd herring, 2
III. 2bc Stall 40. young salmon, Csc
and a0c each. halibut checks 100 N
stalls 73-f4. incline pircapples for
ilc. cantaioupea. Tor Toe. grape fruit
Z for i0c. bananas. 2Oc doz cherries &c
ID. lbs Csc stall y. fun cream cheese,
lbs sbc. fresh butter. 2oc n Be
ioayeH broad. lOc Stall S, oregon sharp
cheese 22c H.. large cans best milk. Sc
stall 1891. glib. brick primost, zoe. new
laid eggs. dor. Soc stall 1904, regular
soc fresh roasted coffee. zoe with i.oo
grocery order toc bottle grape juice ?6c
stall 90. shoes resolcd. acc 60 Sbc. heels.
soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28
WILL RAISE RATES

Seattle railroad officials are In.
elined TO believe "Wednesday that
tho Interstate commerce commits.
sion's order compelling all trans
continental railroads TO revise their
freight rates by September will
result in raising Pacific coast
tariffs.
The commission held that. owing
to lack Of water competition. due &c
the war. a revision was necessary
TO make rates from the East TO the
Pacific coast and intermediate
points equal.
Under the decision the rates 10
the Coast must be raised or the In.
land rates lowered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

PORTLAND. June 2s.-Refusing
to disclose his Identity further
than TO say he is NJ. l.. Kline. a
mysterious stranger who arrived
here last night aboard a special
train from Sumas. Wash. Is said
10 be In some manner connected
with a 100000 estate belonging
TO dying sister in this city. On
arrival. he leaped into a taxi and
vanished. The train cost 81 600
Kline is said TO have come from
the East over the Canadian Pa,
cific until he reached sumas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28
BALLAINE TALKS

John y. BallRine. candidate for
congress IN the republican pri.
maries. addressed a meeting OF the
members OF the Carpenters' union
Tuesday evening al Carpenters
hall
lie talked on Alaskan develop.
mentH thru the building OF the gov.
eminent Alaska railroad and the
attempts OF the alleged Alaska
syndicate TO XIII a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28
FL PAS0 TOO hot FOR
PEACE CONFERENCE

Ell PASO. June 2s.-Dr. David
Starr Jordan and Modesto c. Roi-
lard. two delegates representing
the American Union TO Prevent
Militarism. we're today en- route to
Albuquerque. n. NJ, TO hold their
peace conference.
The New Mexico city was Sc.
lected after II Paso civil arihori
ties Informed Jordan that angry Fl
Pasoans. out OF sympau with
peace overtures at present, might
attack the delegates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

MUSKoGEE. Okla, June 2s.-
Mrs. Ida Hadley. who killed Sheriff
Jake Giles OF Beaumont. Tex. is
free Of charge OF murder here TO.
day because Jury found her In,
sane Her husband. Paul Hadley
was found guilty and sentenced Ia
life Imprisonment Mrs. Hadley
shot Giles on a train when he was
taking Hadley TO Texas from Kan.
sas City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28
SAYS HUBBY PLANS
DISPOSE OF $1,000

Edward G.. VIII. wealthy realty
and insurance agent. OF 4744 18th
ave. y. T.. In planning 20 dispose
OF his $4,000 fortune In order to
prevent his wife from getting a
share Of II thru divorce proceed.
ings she started Wednesday.
So she asserted when she APP
piled for court order restraining
him from disposing OF any part of
his property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

Fifth ave. now sees Cleo May
field and her nose ring; formerly
she had only enough nerve to wear
II on the stage.
It's a bejeweled affair and fits
like an earring. The press agent
of a certain show confides in our
ear that Miss Mayfield Is to tour
the country with his outfit. but
we've forgotten what show II is,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

stall 20. strawberries. &c box; sweet
pluma. 1oc don peas 5c 10 cabbage Sc
each. Yakima Gem potatoes. lbs Zoe
fl lbs 2bc stalls is-2b large cans
soup. loo. cans Arctic cleanser. 1oc.
large rolls toilet paper Toe. lib fiat
can red salmon. 100, lbs egg noodles
2bc, 2 lbs split peas ibc stan 10.
No 30 sack choice family flour. fitb,
2hr can cocoa. 16c. zoe bottle cataup. Ito.
2 iOc cans pork and beans. zoe. Toe bak
Ing soda 90 ? cans of oysters. 1tc. stall
~ young Hnlmon. 20c and soc. fresh
sturgeon. lbc, lbs 2ac; young nhad zoe
and soc, black cod. 2 lbs 25c. rcd Epap.
per Toe No. white salmon. zoe NJ stall
t1G pork steak i2tac No.. lamb chops.
l5c ~ hamburger Zoe 3D., pot roast
Toe IT, picnics t2c ih stall iih. peaches
zoe dor sweet plumr Toe, froah fll.e
csc doa Rlng cherries Too 10 water.
mclnnH sc 49,
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der. 8 he soc3 vanilla ana Lemon flavor.
81 90 at stall aif. best canning berries.
81 70 crate. rhubarb. lbs. Toe. ~ lbs
ssc. large cAntaioup~s, Sc. sntra fancy
Telephone peas lbs $50. lbs. 2te
sweet grapefruit. % each, FOR zbci
small cooking apples. CSC boz stall 1t2,
pbEs corn flakes. 7tc. ito pkg rolled
eats foC. 2tc Alhsrs napiask flour. zoe .
lee cans oysters itci acc can Reliance
Asparagus. zoe. 3te pkg washing pow
der fTr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28
PUBLIC MARKETS
SANITARY

stall III. 100 glasses jelly 'tc. cat
sup. goo bottle. imported pinsntos for
use. potato salad. 2tc cabbage salad.
iac pt stall 10. Jack cheese. 9ec 10 !.
swias cheese SOC 10 local ranch eEgs.
dos SO stalls i1-ib. strawbsrrief.
for sic. cucumters Be-. chntaioupeE.
for SIC. sweet peas. lbs iac. wax
beans. &c H. stall ,. legs lamb. lsc 10 /.
beef stew. g. lh leaf lard. iehc n
stalls 2A-fs flour 81 20 sack, delivered ,
lbs sugar. sc. zoe sardines, zoe. 8
bars best white soap go With III bulk
coffee large maple syrup. g5c can. >
boxes matches. Zoe. 4 pkEs macaroni or
spaghetti. 2bc. Stall a. large pineapple.
ihe. cherrleH. DO lh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

Pour cans milk. 2tcs matches ! bores
Zoe. salt pkgs. 100. beans. dry. lbs
sac LIANT chops i1he 10 shoulder
steak. i1ho n. ioin pork chops. ite 10 (;
bareback. ibs use. brick cakes. zoe
each. orange tread. Ice each sof, buns
Zoe dor. fresh ehurnsd butter. ibr
Sc. eggs. 1bc dos HfrA~ berries 80 bon 7.
faspbefftss. bor-s igcl tomatoes. ice
ID halibut cheeks lhA Toe. fresh
maeksrsi HE Sc bon Ami powder.
sc phE non Ami. cake. o.. rsariine. se
pkg
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she WAS HIS VALET

Nearly always. Harry NJ. Morgan
stays out till after midnight. and
once. when his wife took him to
task. told her he married only to
have some one TO hang up his
clothes. according TO Mrs. Maria l..
Morgan's complaint for a divorce
filed Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28
ILLINOIS TROOPS GO

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. June 2s.--
Unless present orders are counter.
handed. the First regiment infan.
try. OF the Illinois National Guard.
Will be speeding toward the border
by midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

WASHINGTON. line 28.-
The sum Of $27. 53e, 10 was sp-
propriated today by the house
In an urgent deficiency bill. to
cover army and navy expendl.
lures In connection with the
Mexican expedition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

WASHINGTON. June a.
The senate today ordered lie
conferees on the military dram
resolution not to recede from
their position Of refusing pay -
the dependent families Of Ma
tionaI Guardsmen drafted Int
Mexican service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28
HOLD LAST MEETING

The Order Of the Star In the
East will hold its last meeting be-
fore vacation Wednesday night at
S p. m. in Theosophical hall. 5000
Arcade building. Mrs. J. NJ Lang
Will lecture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

IDEAL COUNTRY HOME. ~ ACRES
% ssof Land. sith trout stream, GOOD
tuiidinss firs water system. bearing
orfhasa al kinds - berries vegetables
ard hay rlns. 20 I've 'uwn and paved
h5znuaF 500 terms " wanted
nsgrr. lsusiln. Marysvill. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28
p ACRES 500
WITH CREEk
DO YOU WANT

acres near vonloe2 Wo viii soil YOU
piece. all level good soil, FOR 81. 900.
500 down. balance 90 suit
y. " oLiINGEL te7 Empire Bldg
No BETTER Al ANY PRICE
ACRES, AT TOR Siaa
Very handy To- Seattle and Tacoma. good
soil very lrvol. easily cleared. no blF
stumps close 20 school nud snwmili
good market cream and ogr route
SO CASH AND 50 MONTHLY
PUGET SOUND FARMS co sos ara Az
REAL SNAP
Nice acre. close Ia You can live tbere
ana work Ia Seattle, only s47h; good
terms Schroeder, as Green Bidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

stan 8. veal stew. Toe NJ pot roast.
t2hc H.. leaf lard. i2sc H. stan 20.
all 400 coffee. he. 400 o lbs so.
all hulk teas. ~ ih- roc hakinr pow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28
23-Personais

MARRY - WOULD YOU MARRY
real nice lady who could greatly aid
you financially n 80. then I dare you
70 answer this today. az I will gladly
Introduce any worthy man 10 hundreds
Of ladies desiring marriage ages IS
10 90. who claim 10 be worth from
$1,000 20 $4,000 and upward Moro
particulars, including hundreds Of de-
scrlpiiOns ~ ladies with many nice
large. beautiful photos sent free 70 any
man who answers Within 10 days go
general deliveries Kindly incioss
poHtaRe Address "sincere" B-BI4
valley Neb. This notice IL genuine.
ard VIII stand fullest investigation.
YOUNG ANGLICAN RTRANgER IN
city desires the acquaintance OF young
lady; object matrimony Kindly give
phone N possible Address H-sB. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28
VIEW ACREAGE
HOUSE, GARDEN. ssTs

Attractive bungalow: buii,.in cab
lnsts cooler. etc nicely fin
ished. all 81 land IN cultivation.
different kinds Of fruits Ia bear
ting. splendid garden planted tht.
spring. good soil. excellent loca-
ton. water. lights phone. etc
convenient TO business district.
part cash, balance 80 monthly.
20a New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-28

| PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS |
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
sryAMxRs LEAVE PROM GOTHAM
DOCK. voor 81 MARION STREET
fss,s Arrive
nea.,ls Seattle
'vkssvtA. n C.-rsvs Tevss-sA-rsrs
AsGeies
iiW ssesmss ~ bvo. TOD s'sspn
ma Ts-nssss. Williams A~iiy
nisht pyngsress ta~suiu,b.
asiiy Angeles ard Victoria
'noss oct call al
Victoria Sundays
Ts~sn.A Direct
sssrnst~smer. Tacoma ard sssn
ttesrn Indianapolis for Ia 10 Team
II iftasa 'esna direct Steamer - teprn
tspn every toe hours. zee ;isprn
espm sinai. trip. Gee round ttsprn
ssssra trip cenn.ciinns ct sfsprn
fsspru Tacoma 9Th steam. tsprn
,itpm .rs for Olympia ana 10 isprn
sally shsiton daily
Par rswss~aA special
tsearn ST.. stear. fer Port teprn
eepn Townsend dir.ot t1sprn
eaIiy lcohHsots ., Ts-ns.nd daily
i-iih rail- ilnss for all
peiH,s on Olympic
peninsula
Pert ACCOMPLISHMENTS
B~iiinshans
,sss, steamer whstcom. tesarn
daily for por, Townsend. daily
Anseortss ana Bel
liinshsm-
E,~~t-b~iiirs hsm-Anaosvt~~-
ror, rs~ss~d
tsiesprn =. a sUuishss. for eepn
aaly lEvsrstt Anaeer,es tsuT
and re lnshs IN
Calls Al Pert rovn.
send southeound on
~ pces not call at
Everett Saturdays
49, Juan Observation-Disclosures
1. 60 str. kosaiie. Tor Portl espni
nidnht To~ nssnd sni Bet rpesf'y
Sunday linHhsm. via all sanl Thursy
Tu-sey Juan island points satur'y
Thurs'y
ssa Juan Observation-Disclosures
Z eosm str City 81 AsGeic~, seeprn
TussG y for BeiinahaSn via Monday
Thursy ssn Juan Island Wednes
sstur'y point. Friday
Port rowu-cnd-rer Angsiee-Nesh
nay and wsy Porte
~ 90 steamer BsiisG- teepm
rnidn' ht ham. for Port Town Tuesd'y
sunday send Port Angelica Thurs'y
Tus,d'y Sesh hay snd way satur'y
Thursy ports
Per, Townsend-ror Angeles-Cr~s-
cent aud way Porte
1900 str wnisioaie. for .ecpn
midn'h Port Townsend. Port sunday
Monday Angeles Port crss- wednes
w.in.s cent Ciaiiarn and Friday
Friday way ports
Port Gambie-Lud,sw-F1a
oopn steamer Puget. Tor Steam
daily Kingston. am lie, daily
except tudlow "ENion, except
ssturylF Townsend. sunday
Evansville. IrondAis
and Hadioek
saturday Only
oopn steamer Puget. for sisspm
Kingston. Ludlow and
sunday Only
eoam steaner Puget, for tisepm |
Kingston. LUDLOW and
way points
Uood Canal-t.ambie-Lu
. ooam str. Potiatch. forl 3tsam |
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
except ..Baneor and all except
Sunday points on Hood Canal Monday |
Mssweiton and Austin
oo.m Str. Potiatch for .oopm |
daily lMaSwelton and iAus- daily
e,rspt Tin STR B~iiina ham except |
sunday lor WRlal~ate leaves Monday
Austin 1850 MI
and Maswelton :9i6l
N m dairy except
- 4
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25--Spiritual Mediums
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LITTLE YARN. sseo
UOtsp AND HtH>

FreniinE on Redmond rad iaFses
level trari partially cleared all
fenced GOOD veil electric
tirhts phone fsw minutes wals
80 school and stores HANDY 20
terry surrounded ~ ~sii Inn
proved iiiiie ranches Price
tfos terms 30 cash. balance
80 monthly Take kirkland
boats at Madison park direct
~ burke a FHfrars office on
~harf
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2S-Spirituai Mediums

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University. between Ftfih and hixth.
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WI to =
Ct.AiRvoNASr and
medium. EtFrs AZ
Vtce On bushes.
matters love. health
ard family affairs
tells the name 81
your future husband
or wife tells n the
one fou love T. trus
or false. what part
% ths country -
iuckiest % yea. and
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tics and explains love affairs and fam
Nv troubles reunites tho separated, etc,
Explains permanent health rule.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
VIZ ASA INyr-rIoArioN
THESE PROPORTIONS STILL MERIT

WE ASH INVESTIGATION
rursn PROPOSITIONS STILL MERIT
TO acres. ia beautiful valley Just south
Of city. t9-mtnute service. only :. mile
cleared. deep. rich. level valley land
barn. lumber for small house. family
orchard running water
rnicL $780, TERMS
acres. IVES, % city, an trout stream {
Hooa soil 800. $50 cash. 'is per
meath
acres. y mrs from beach sood. Lowell
land. easily CLEARED. Price isee. Your
swn terms.
AAsrS a SEXTON 60.
1910 Firg Az. Eiiioit tasi
oNpnioohI>o I'M LAM
10 arfrs very fins land. isto on your
oNn terms Most q this vas cleared
a few years aHa. balance alder bottom.
tIIiIottD NAN AhsnAif. Inc.
1919 Thifi Ave ioi NaahinEtnn ~
open evenings iiil acioek
iO.ACRE TRACT
Nofth q seattle. viii 30 rEhi on new
paved hish~ay. partly cleared nantof
81 old hutidina. Only 81 seo for tine
tract, on sasy terms Schroeder. tis
N~.SS~e~SS~~~
slot FOR SALE
f1foe CASH
EtEhs lots. .osfeo. small '-reen heuss
bsfn. sheds. cement milk house. eliy
natsrs city palk all paid Tor. Ahout
90 frats trees 3 stands ~ brss. 7 eeNs
milking. coming in In atoaf
weeks calves months Old, -
ehirAsns Also issr. on pasture far 81
the stock blocks from ths depot
All thr uAfdsn tu Tor this rear A
waite Pacific citr. wash
oA hltOnE LAKE MAHttINuTpN. BE
tween i.ssrhi and Nsirona, ttroain
cottage on ieased ground 1850 has
gas eater and city hrhis Vlt Lake
saA- - INnna East lAat
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YOUNG MAJ. Ea GOOD sTANptNu
and appearance. would like to hear
from young lady between - ard 80
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