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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17

Fourth with Rev. and Mrs. j. d. Cal
houn at Washington.
Mrs Nellie Seaton Hadley of New
ton, Iowa, is visiting in Cambridge.
Rev. and Mrs Edgar A. Valiant and
son Bert spent Wednesday in Cam
bridge. They are guests at the home
of Mrs. Ella Nelson and family in ke-
vance.
Mrs. Frank Curran and sister-in-
law, Nora Curran, spent the Fourth IN
Rock Island.
Willis Reed spent Tuesday in the
tri-cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stewart spent the
Fourth in Rock Island.
The many friends of Leon Burrows
were panied to learn Of his sudden
death which occurred July l at his
home in Dillon. Mont. The remains ar
rived in Cambridge Wednesday, &C
! companied by his wife and brother,
| Henry Burrows of Kearney, Neb- The
/ interment took place in Rosdaie ceme-
/ terry.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John John spent the
! Fourth in Rock Island.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Muns0n visited in
t Orion, Sunday.
| Mrs. Sadie Knapp is visiting in Chi
| cage.
| Clarence Berg was a tri-city caller
/ Tuesday.
! Mrs. Charles Dieneke returned home
! Saturday from winthrop, Iowa, where
| she has been visiting her daughter,
| Mrs. Vennie Grant and family, for the
/ past two months.
Herman Johnson spent the Fourth
| in the tri-citieS-
! Linnia Larsan visited Tuesday n
| Rock Island.
! The programs for the Lincoln chau-
/ tauuua, Aug to u, have arrived "A
review of the talent convices that ii
/ is stronger and better than in previous
wears. The lecturers include such
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17

men as Rufus Z. King, Drilia Landrith,
Tom Corwine, Arthur Rachel, Clifford
G. Roe, Arthur K. Peck and Ralph Par
lette, Miss Margaret Hall, demOnstra-
tor of domestic science; Louise Maen-
tyre, lectures on Health" and Helen
B. Paulsen is the play musician. The
musical entertainment attractions are
more numerous and of higher order
than ever. They include the American
Opera quartet. Halik entertainment,
Francis Hughes Male Singers, Niles
Hussar band of 10 pieces, accompan-
led by Madame Kingdsdorf, soprano
prima donna: BANDS Collegians, a
musical organization Of seven mem
bers: the Mildred Morrison Concert
Co, and Madame Lillian Ringsdori,
soIosit The youths chautauqua that
! made such a decided hit last year will
| be continued this year.
! All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17

mer gets second place on the repubH-
can ballot, first place going TO Former
Alderman Arthur W. Fulton.
The complete list of candidates, in
the order in which their papers were
filed, as announced by Secretary Stew
enson-bUt not necessarily the COM
plete list of all petitions that have
been delivered at his otfice-for con-
gressiOnal honors follows, the star in
dicating a sitting congressman.
REPUBLICAN.
Dist.
/. Martin b. Madden. william J.
Hennessey, Andrew 3. Hulit.
>. flames r. Mann.
5. william w. Wilson, Harry At
wood.
4. John Paalt, Erust katsischke,
John GOlombiewski.
5. David T Alexander, James Swim
er, Sidney Glass.
6. Arthur w. Fulton, William Lori
mer, Myer ]. Stein, Carl I. Muir
ray, william ]. STANCE.
T. Niels JUL, William Grant Web
ster, Elmer f. Bubb. W. ).
Swiney. Carl c. Quale, Albert H.
Miller. Charles G. Hutchinson.
s. Guv c. Crapple, Frank Sullivan,
John B. Gallo.
.. Sired Britten.
10. George E. Foss. A W. J. John
son.
! II. sra c. Copley, Erwin E. Wood
1 Frank W. Sheppard.
! u. flames f. Fuller.
/ 13. "John c. Mckenzie.
IA. Bert f. Pinkerton, William J.
Graham.
/ Is. William B. Elliott, Edward j
/ King.
/ 16. clifford ireland, Joseph v. Graft
J. Fred Hilton.
| II. %John A. Sterling.
| Is. *JOseph G. Cannon.
! civilian 3. Mckinley.
/ 81. loren f. Wheeler.
! p. william A. Rodenberg.
J %. Harry c. Ferriman.
/ "a. %Thomas S. Williams.
/ %. sE. f. Dennison-
DEMOCRATIC.
Dist =.
: William ]. Hennessey. Charles M
Bauta.
. George s. Hughes. Joseph Frank
/ ? John Daley, Bernard Mcmahon
Robert W. Mckinley.
! 4 Joseph F. Ryan. Charles Martin
George Patrick Latchford. James
! r McDermott, Stanley J. hu
/ s. .Adoiph J. SABBATH. Michael B
Brown. -
I & *James McAndrews, James
Denvir.
/ 7 Frank Buchanan.
S. *Thomas Gallagher, Q. H. kadoW
Joseph Grein.
/ 9. James p Brennan. Eugene NC
Garry.
Z 10. Samuel G. Hirren.
ii. @Clyde n Tavenner.
/ I6. Claude L. Stone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17

II. Louis Fitzbury.
20. %Henry T. Raney.
81. Thomas Rees.
% d. D. Nudge, Edward E. Camp
bell
%. William w. Arnold, *Martin d.
Foster.
Complete List BY Wednesday.
1t is expected that a partial list OF
legislative filings will be announced by
Secretary Stevenson tomorrow night.
His office force worked through last
night and today whipping the petitions
into shape.
Because it was Sunday no mail was
opened yesterday The complete list
of filings will not be completed until
| Tuesday night or Wednesday, it is
thought
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
John Koch So,

John Koch, Rock Islands oldest
business man. both in the years of
service to the public and in age, today
celebrated his 87th birthday In spite
of his advanced age Mir. Koch is hale
and hearty and confidently expects to
celebrate many more birthdays. Mr.
Koch. native of Germany, established
a gun shop at 218 Seventeenth street
in 1854 and has been in business at
the original stand for over 81 years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17
ON COUNTY RECORDS


Fred Johnson to Clarence Fiske. Lot
50, Emma D. Velie's add, Moline. 81.
Mary, John. Helen Maggie Entri-
kin. ct al, to Moline Pillow company
Lot s, blk. /, Sennit's add, Rock Is
land. $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-17

All the news all the time-The Argus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-28
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

name 81 any person OF persons for
whom YOU desire TO vote, or attach
paHtcr bearing tho printed name
% any such person or persons To
vote Tor snN person mark a cross
tNl In the square Go the right Of
the name Vote your first choice
IN the first column Vote your sec
ond choice In the second column
Vote IN the thifd column for as
many other persons a. you wish 70
support DO not vote more than
ono choice for any one person. a.
only the one choice will count Vote
Tor only one first choice aud only
one Second choice. except where two
OF more persons are 60 be elected 60
offices having the same title. and
~ such eases do not vote for more
persons for first choice oF second
choice than are 10 be elected Vote
- many third choices aa you wish
Vote first choice for each office 10
be filled or your votes for alt per
sons for such office viii be void
Where two or more offices having
the same title are 60 be filied. vote
frHt choice for zach such office OF
your votes for al persons Tor such
offices viii be void
Second and fhird choice voting Z.
not compulsory. All Distinguishing
marks. except - above indicated.
make the ballot void
II you wrongly mark. tear or de-
face the ballot return ~ 20 and OBJ
tain another ballot from tho election
officers
Following the above heading ard
iusiruction. 20 voters shall BE- ar
ranged IN separate columns the
titles 81 the respective offices 20 be
titled. and under each title thr
names 81 the candidates therefor In
the following manner.
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second choice Vot. f. cast on any
ballot for such office ali second
choice votes for such office on such
ballot shall be void.
In every ease where two or more
candidates are 90 he elected 60 ~
ficss having the same title, " second
choice votes are cast on ANY ballot
Tor such offices ~ esees. Of inc
number Of such offices 60 be titled.
all second cheic. votes on such bat-
lot shall be void
This subdivision Fourth shall he
printed ronspicuousiN on the tally
sheets furnished hy the clerk 60 the
election officers
Fifth. ON tho FIRST Friday even
ing after election the city council
shall az eisht go o'clock o. IT, meet
and proceed 60 canvass the returns
- such election and shall fhefaupon
declare the returns % such election
and shall thsfeupou declare the re-.
suit and what persons arc elected
Where a single office is 20 be
filled and there are hgt two eandi-
dates therefor. the candidate 70.
ceiving the highest vote shall BE-
elected
where a single effirs T. "a 10
filled and there are three candidates
therefor. the candidate receiving a
majority % all first choice votes cast
for such office shall be elected N no
election result thereby. then a can
vssa shall b. made % second choice
votes east for each candidate. and
the first and second choice votes for
Zach csndidats shalt BE- added ard
the candidate receiving the largest
total ~ such addition shalt BE
elected
wh~rs single office D. to be
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and cause to be delivered 70 each
person Ha elected certificate 81
election A trrtiftratn - election
shall be- prima facia evidence % the
facts therein stated
sixth. No tpformaiities IN con.
iuetipF municipal elections shall In.
validate the same. n th~s have been
conducted fairly ant In substantial
conformity with The requirements
Of this charter.
seventh Tho city council may.
~ ordinance. auth0rlr. the use ~
voting machines. provided said ma
chimes arc 80 constructed as to
carr1 out the provisions % ihis er-
tirie IN reference 60 preferential
voting
Eighth Al the provisions ~ This
charter and - the state Law relating
% the holding ~ general musieinal
elections Including tho quslifira-
iien~ % electors, tho drsiRHntlon ~
NntinE places ana election officers
ths notices - election tho conduct
Of Tho election. the ranVhssinr ~
th~ votes end making the returns
thereof and the closing II saloons
an Tho dAy - election, shall apply
with equal force % elections under
this section.
AND uE IT FURTHER nE.
sNi NFu That said proposed amend.
fnent ~ submitted 10 tho electors -
tho CITY u Neattie for their ra'ificn
fiau Or rejection At the general
fauntrirai election g. b. held iu The
cav ~ seattle on the 1th day %
March. 1919
Passed The city gaunrtt thr 18Th
LAY ~ ArFtt 1915. and signed ~ me
In op~n session IN suthenfiration -
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nrsnIrfrrnN 30 tnat

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO q
RESOLUTION and proposition
20 amend section q OF Article XVI
- the Charter ~ TIE CITY Of Seattle
and providing for tho suhmtHaian Of
such proposed amendment TO the
electors Of tho city NJ the general
municipal election 10 be held on the
/ 9Th DAY Of March. 1915
BE TT RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY 0F sE-
ATrLE
That section 90 Of Article XVI 81
the Charter % tho CITY 81 Seattle he
amended TO read as follows
Section ~. Any person IN tho ser
vice or tho city under civil service
appointment who Il not engaged In
an extra hazardous orcupa tion. as
defined by section and section 2
~ Chapter a. Laws ~ tho state 81
Washington. 1911. or who Is not in
ctuded In any other state law now
enacted providing for pensions or
disability nilowances. and who shall
be disabled In the discharge OF his
duties. shall receive fun paw during
such disability. not 90 exceed one
month. and half pay not to exceed
six additional months. or who shall
he permanently injured or disabled
while IN the line Of duty, shall re
ceiva IN addition 20 the aforesaid
payments pay after tho aforesaid
seven months period while such dis
ability continues. TO i-e fixed by tho
city council not exceeding 90 per
cent 81 the pay received hy such per-
son NJ the time OF injury. all Of said
payments to be made monthly.
The commission shall prescribe
such rules as may he necessary for
carrying out the purpose OF this see
tlon, and may provide suitnb bic
medal ~ honor for distinguished
bravery or service while IN the line
~ duty
AND RE TT FURTHER RE-
SOLVED. THAT such proposed amend
ment be submitted 20 the qualified
electors Of tho city Of seattle for
their ratification or rejection 1T the
general municipal election TO he
held on the 1th day Of March. 1916.
Passed tho CITY Council tho ard
day ~ January. 1919. and signed bv
me in open session I'm Ruthentication
" he paasaRe this ard day ~ Jan
uary, 1916.
OLIVER r. ERICKSON.
President ~ tho CITY Council
Flled tho ava day 81 January.
1915
II w. CARROLL.
CITY Comptroller and cx-Offlclo city
Clerk.
J. y. AGNEw. Deputy.
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Proposed Amendment No :
Resolution and proposition 20
amend the Charter - the CuY -
Seattle by repeating Sections 3 ,.
Z ana 8 nf Article N relating to
wards and ward boundaries. ard sub.
mitting surh proposed amendment 20
tn. electors ~ the Citv nf Nratt4s
At tho general municipal election 20
b bold on tho 9Th day OF March
BIZ IT RESOLVED ny THE cry
Council or THE CRY or ~.
ATTI.E
That the Charter % ne CITY Of So.
sftis be and Il e. hereby amended ~
tspeRliuE sections 2. = 4 and 8 -
Article II. relating 20 wards and
ward boundaries
ASp HE 1T FURTHER nr.
SOLVED that such proposed amend.
fueut be submitted 90 the qualified
electors - tho city for their rntifl.
eation or rejection ~ the general
municipal election TO 30 held In the
gity Of Seattle on the 7th day 81
March. 1919
Passed IN. CITY Council the 18Th
day - July. 1915. and signed BY me
IN open session In authorization ~
- passage this tsth day of July.
1915
ROBERT n. HEsKETH.
President Pro Tenn 81 tho city
Council.
Filled the 18Th day OF july. 1915.
II W CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ex-ofnclo city
Clerk
ny } p. AGSEw. Deputy.
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ME>It tht

stan Sos canned squash or pumpkin.
Toe; large rolls toilet paper csc; large
cans milk gAc stall SOS dry onions y
Tbs. eac, raulifloWer. Toe head: lemons
Zoe dos Grooming apples. SOC box stan
a. salmon trout = tbs e5c. file, ~ sole.
V lbs 2sc, Eastern oysters see pt stall
aae. fancy rhubarb, lbs eSc new pota-
toes. ms. csc. fresh spinach. lbs lsc.
stall SOL, fresh ranch cFgs soc dos. +.
peanut hutter Toe III stan III pork
roast. ley lbt pork steak . Tbs 1Scf
pot roast 1e'ec lbs T-bone steak, zee
lh. stalls tS-ta. hulk kctchup soc KAT ;
fresh homny Toe Ut, Queen olives
she ut
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stall ~. : lhs fine Eranuiated sugar.
5sc stall ~ fresh pasteurlsed milk. sc
at. Sc ~. Sisn 1893 lsc rolled oats Ice
stall 1903. reRmiar asc bottle catsup. iec.
stall 81 corn flakes FOR Csc stan IS.
apple butter. Toe %. stall 1891. good
bacon. Zoe 10; pure lard lbs CSC f.
smslt lbs 2sc. Grccctcris. corn. peas
or tomatoes Sc can; pineapple &c can
stall vs. strictly fresh eggs. ace dnE.
stalls tt-th fancy Jonathan end wfne-
sap applies Loo. delivered stall So.
shoes rcsoied. see to 75c pair. stan 81,
large cans milk &c
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Veal outlets. iac 10 back bones o his
e5e. lamb shoulder. lie No., pot roast. ioe
10 salt pork. lee Ia; hamburger, i2is 9
~. pork sausage, lsiac 10. fresh churned
butter. his 81 oo; best Jersey butter soc
To-; fresh milk, &c ct. 30 pit; Yakima
honey combs 7sc, Carnstiou milk 81 so
case; best aac coffee. us 81 oo. haiihut
ms itc; fresh herring lbs cSci
salmon trout lbs gac fresh clans :
qts Zoe. 10 lbs best graduated SUGAR.
81 90, No. 80 sack best patent flour. 81. te;
his navy beans 2se No. 40 sack Idaho
hard wheat flour ste5
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: second Any person whose name
~ha- been presented AZ candida te
-rsy. not later than fifteen stsl
-fays before the election. cause his
.~rarne to b. Withdrawn by filing
with the city comptroller and eS-
-.officfo city clerk request therefor
~fn writing. over his own signature.
-dniy attested by notary public
80 printed upon the official ballot
No portion Of the filing fee shall
-fe returned in case OF withdraw al
~of candidacy
Third. All names Of candidates
80 be voted upon 81 any municipal
election shall be printed upon the
official ballot In groups under the
Resignation Of the respective titles
Of the offices for which they are
candidates Nothing on the ballot
shall be Indicative Of the source Of
the candidacy or Of the support of
anv candidate. No ballot shall have
printed thereon any party or poiiti-
raj designation or mark. and there
shall not be appended TO the name
~ any candidate any such party or
political designation or mark or
paything indicating his views or
opinions. All ballots printed shall
he OF precisely the same size. quail
sly. tint ~ paper. kind 81 paper
Kind OF type and color % Ink 20
that Except for the consecutive
numbers printed on the perforated
lots are voted as provided nv gem
eral law. n shall be impossible 70
distinguish one ballot from another.
When there are four or more can
dldates for any office then the
ballot shall provide for first second
prd third choices. When there are
three and not more. candidates for
anv office. then the ballot shall pro-
vide for first and second choices
only. when there are tess than three
esndidates for any office all dis
finRuishinR columns ~ 20 choice = M
ell reference as to choice shall be
omitted.
when candidates are 70 be elected
10 offices having the same title. sud
erceefr three times the number ~
pueh offices to he filled then the
ballot shall provide for first. second
end third choices. when the number
~ such candidates exceeds two
times and not three times tho mum
her of such offices 20 be fiilef. then
the ballot shall provide for first
end second choices only. and whom
the number Of such candidates does
not exceed two times tho number
81 such offices 20 he filled. then 40
distinguishing columns as n choice
srd al reference to choice shall be
orniffed
The ballots shsil be in substan-
NeffF Tho following form
General for spcciri1 election. city
~ Seattle. 10 be hold on the ----
fgr ~ a-=---- -
Official ballot 30 be used In ----
fDeriRnation ~ precinct 20 be print
81 or stamped
f~sTUr+CTfONg 70 VOTERS
you rnay write IN the blank space
provided below each group the
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46--Homesteads
PUBLIC MARKETS

stall n. seedisss grapefruit. FOR lee
stalls K-fs-ta. fresh asparagus. -1c 10 /.
Yakima potatoes lbs lee. stall ies.
strictly fresh ranch egES doz, ssr
N.W York cheese sec TO- MS skc
stalls st-as. ibs. sugar. SEC best milk
ts-ae case. delivered. lbs mararonL
e1e stall IA. ham. pork or veal loaf
4ar ~. potato salad fbc pit Stalls
R.a-7. large. ripe olives ace pi or $50
ct. sauerkraut. Sc ct. sc bottle ina
ported olive OIL isc. stalls asa Cod
iumhia river smeit hs Use
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Miscellaneous

a firatelass. 4 OF G.draw
~ cash register, must be- In
good condition Address N22,
star. State price
CASH for kadHks special. kndshs what
have vouf Address en- star
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BILLIARD TABLES

FuR sALE New ana second hand csfum
and Pocket billiard Fables and bov llnE
alleys and sccersortes easy payments
send for catalogue TiiE hhtNHs
wick nAIkE coLtrNpEH CO
see-ea, Firzt ave. ~ Seattle
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A. stonFs CSC cans coffee sscs los
Lima beans. 2sc. lac pkgs. dates Csc.
rs green spit peas CSC. Ice 3srs
peanut butter Sc. lbs suEar. csc WITH
1ic purchase. Stall ioe. hest fresh
Washington creamery butter s5c ~ Z
Tbs siep. hest fresh ranch eEEs sec
doz. doE Aac; large cans pineapple.
for 1tc. cans clam nectar. f0c stan
lie. lard e TBS ssc; veal roast Ice To-
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CHATTEL LOANS

NEW coMPANYs NEw PATHS. sew
. METHODS Loans frcrn tta 90 70 tts 90
made quickly anA e0ruaentisiiy on fur.
. niture. pianos livestock. esc
CERMAN-AMERfcA LOAN co.
esc,f ees 4. G smith niax Etl sse-
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S. passage. this ietb day ~ Aprii.
'fsi5.
OLIVER r ERICKSON.
President ~ tf~ ytfF gunnrsi
Fiiei the 18Th dnV ~ Anffi 1915.
- ~ CARROLL.
CITY Comptroller aua cN -Officio city
fstsrk
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thF@NtfAsA tNfN NJ fNat
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No.
A Resolution and Proposition %
amend section ! OF Article XVIII
Of the city charter OF the city OF
Seattle by providing prcfcren
tiai system OF voting and preVid
inG for the submission OF such
proposed amendment TO tho etre-
tors OF IN. city for their rRfifi-
cation or rejection at the general
municipal election % he held In
the City OF Seattle on the 7th day
BE 1T RESOLVED. ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY Of
SEATTLE.
That section l Of Article NvtTf.
81 the charter % the city % Seattle
be amended 10 read as follows
Article XVIII. Section 4. Their.
shall be held IN the city Of Seattle
on the first Tuesday following the
first Monday IN March a general fnu-
ntcipai election. such election shalt
he heid annually as 10 members ~
the city Council IN accordance with
section % Article " Of this char
ter adopted. in March. 1911. and a. to
the submission Of charter amend J.
uasnts ard other propositions. and
shall he held hienuiAliy ia tho even
numbered years AZ TO all other eiec
tive officers. for the terms provided
for In this charter. Special eiec q
fions shall be held at such times
aud for such purposes as the city
Council may by ordinance prescribe.
subject TO such limitations and puF-
suant 10 such requirements as arc
provided IN this charter. or IN the
laws Of the STATE OF Washington
provided. that at least thirty DAYS
notice shall he given OF the time.
place and purpose OF ans special
elertfon hy posting notices and max o.
fn~ official publication thereof
The manner ~ election % All ~iec-
siv~ officers Of tho City shall be as
follows.
FIRST. The name % any candidate
shalt be printed upon the official
l~tlot when there shall have been
filed in hts behalf declaration Of
esndidacy. on blanks to be furnished
him for such purpose. IN the manner
snd form and under the conditions
hereinafter set forth
Not earlier than sixty tsal dey-
nor later than thirty t10) days be-
fore the election any person. who
shnff be eligible % become can
Sifate for any office. shall file. In
the office % IN. city comptroller
aud es-officfo city clerk. n drciarn-
sinn Of candidacy. accompanied by
fee equal in amount 20 one per
rent Of the annual salary attached
20 the office for which he desires
20 become q candidate.
n shall be the duty pf the city
comptroller and ex-offtcio city clerk
TO furnish upon application. the
form Of such declaration 81 candt-
dscv. which shall be substantially
ss follows.
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CITY Comptroller and eH-offlcio
City Clerk
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FOR SALE ny OWNER--iO acres. 4
mites east ~ Napavinr, a. head of
cattle. horses. wagon ana harness
pigs, dozen. chickens aud farming
tools, small orchard aud other small
fruits house aud barn. household
goods nearly half seeded price
$4,000, cash preferred or s. SEQ down
and balance easy terms Lewis
county n. r. Ridcnhour n 4. II s.
rhchalts
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Iiis Pile st.. between Minor and Boren
ave.
tanks SCHOOL on HUMAN SCIENCE
Free lectures Monday Wednesday and
Friday nights character dclineations
consultation free i's Pine ~
MADAM FRANK Clnirvoyant. card
reader. pnlmist, soc. ietA Pike cor.
nrr First, Elliott Hotel
MADAM ELiZAHETH-Card reader and
pnlmist Reliable advice ebc. soc
COS Union.
HELP rivcn all Wednesday Friday
evenings questions answered. any
Kind See Or pickcy the expert, sgT
Liberty Rldr
MADAM FRY -ClRirvoyRnt, card reading
circles ruesdeYs. Fridays itls Firth
Elliott aoGaW
NINE WRIGHT Card reading $50
ruion,
NINE RrNsWtNE Gifted card reader
Returned 10 bi7 Pine. Room I. eac. toc
NINE srNSHiNE- Noted card reader
ht7ts Pine, over candy store. CSC. soc
s~e~-~~S~~N~N~~~e~e>~~eN e~~>c~eNN>N~~~NN~
27--hor Rent Unfurnisncd
A coy. we'll ARRANGED semi modern cot
taEe ~ 1879 W blth. ballard district
owner viii ho there ruesdRv morning
from 10 90 a. Rent ti2 Phone Ken
wood t3ia for particulars
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