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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-21

faithful performance of the Contract
Bidders must make personal ex-
animation of the work to be done.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
J. w. SHEPHERD,
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, Caldwell Irrigation
District, Caldwell, Idaho.
721-818
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-07-21

OF course Mr.. Anderson got here too early for water
but view of the chcapness of the land the cheapness
of the the splendor of the scenery the deay of
the climate the friendness and culture of the people;
neither he nor his family felt any for being on
the ground too early. He looked about him and found
he could get work for himself and irrigation
works under construction. He secured work and for
few months made money and Supremacy happy. A
disturbing thought entered his mind every while
when he looked the young inexperienced yellow
legged engineers who seemed to be thick as flies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30
PROSPEROUS 1916
MAKES WAY FOR
AMBITIOUS 1917
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE l

tie. according 20 the United states
census bureau Is now 1889.
Arrests for 1915 NJ 10 December
totaled l1.bI7. That Is 1880 less
under prohibition than we're made
In the same period In 1915. The
city saved a neat sum on feeding
prisoners since each meal At the
city jail COSTS us cents.
Death Rate Lower
Deaths in 1916 were Z,I3s up 10
December az against 2,4G2 In
1915. when Seattle enjoyed the
lowest death rate OF any city In
the country.
Births were 4.437 as against 4.457
IN 1915.
Deaths from alcoholism decreased
from - in 1915 10 ~ In 1916.
Seattle spent sG7 on every child
In the city for education during
1916.
The state OF Washington paid s32
for every child
Building Increases
Enrolment In the day and night
public schools In Seattle averaged
81 900 last year
Building permits fos 1916 passed
the s.. $50 900 mark.
Building operations in 1913
amounted TO s5.f70.G55.
Buildings erected In ls.S included
80 flreproof. - slow-burnlng. 40
masonry. 3.2GG frame, Io2 ware
houses. Wholesale buildings ans
docks. 81 office and retail build
ings. 80 hotels and apartment
houses. and I.0lG detached resi-
dences.
-Four exhibition ayiators made
Seattle their headquarters last
year.
City Well Advertised
Two aeroplane manufacturing
concerns and three aero schools
we're located here.
The Chamber OF Commerce sent
out 1900 Seattle pamphlets dur
Ing 1916.
The city light department gained
approximately 5000 new customers.
Forty-three thousand patrons
now buy city light and power.
Washington cut approximately
600 900 900 feet OF lumber last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30
WILSON Goes
TO CAPITOL

WASHINGTON. Dee. 30 Presl-
dent Wilson made sudden trin 70
the capitol today Ia see Senator
NewiauGa. chairman OF the inter.
state commerce committee. which
iA in charfe OF the pred dents
railroad legislation
u IL presumed The president
wanted 20 learn just what chance
there is for immediate action on
tho matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30
JAPANESE DRUGGIST
MUST GO TO PRISON

Taisuo Takano. Japanese drug.
Fist. convicted OF manslaughter for
selling poisonous wood alcohol.
must 40 10 prison
The supreme court has affirmed
ia. judgment OF the superior court
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30

PHoNosRAFns Orr SPECIALLY
We trade buy rent repair
MUSICAL RECORD ENCuASGr
isfE Wssstfakr Elliott zfff
CLEARING HOUSE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30
HANS WAGNER TO
WE'D NEW YEARS

PITTsBURG, Dec. 3o.-Hans
Wagner. the grand old man OF
baseball" will begin the New Year
by becoming a benedict. lie will
wed Miss Bessie Smith on New
Years day. according to the Pitts
burg Chronicle Telegraph this aft
crnoon.
Wagner Is 80 years old Miss
Smith Is %.
The wedding will take place In
Carnegie NJ 10 o'clock Monday
Ilcrning IL will be a very quiet at
fair. as Wagner's decision TO jump
off the verge OF matrimony came
suddenly The famous shortstop
viii not quit the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30
Tom and Jerry Are
Lucky ToWn's Dry;
Eggs Are That Shy

The we'll known and Justly
celebrated strictly fresh local
ranch egg" is likely 10 become
an unknown quantity IN Seattle
soon. One dealer remarked
Saturday morning 10 the effect
that ~ the town was wet
there would not be enough eggs
20 make Tom and Jerrys for
one bar"
However. eggs are not likely
20 sell for over ~ cents whole
sale. the present price, as
dealers will refuse TO pay
ranehern over ~ or % cents.
they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30
new JUDGE ASKED
BYI. W. w. IN APPEAL

OLYMPIA. Dec. 90 Attorneys
iDr the - members OF the J "
~ imprisoned Ia the snohomlsh
county jail under murder charges
tctitioned the supreme court Fri
cay for writ az mandate. asking
that superior Judge Ralph G. Bell
elll for another Judge. or that Coy.
L.atcT appoint Judge TO hear the
cases aEalsst the prisoners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30
SH0PLlFTER IS IN
HURRY; TAILS LEFT

An unknown male. who either
shoplifts for a living or pleasure is
shy pair OF coattails Saturday.
Mrs. John Michael. who conducts
a store at S2i Third ave. has the
coattails and the shoplifter almost
a bathrobe. which he placed under
his ovarcoat Friday afternoon. Aft
or taking the bath robe. the thief
started for the street. but Mrs.
Michael was fast after him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30
Booze Not Needed;
She'll Just Hula
Hula NetD Year In

BIg preparations are on at the
Alhambra Collrcum aud Grand
theatres for the midnight boozclcss
matinces Sunday. New Years exc.
beginning at 1880 O'Clock
Manager Levy OF the Grand an.
nounces as one Of his 20 attrac.
tions Princess Iona. the world s
greatest Hula-ilula" dancer
Manager Jensen 81 the Coliseum.
Manager Rcitcr OF the Alhamhra -
on. we'll. they are all preparing for
q large night. believe us
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ARCTIC CLUB MOVES

The Arctic clubs annual New
Years ball scheduled for Saturday
Night. IN the old Arctic club rooms
at Third and James. will be the
last function TO be held there
The club Is moving snd by Mon.
day IL viii be installed In the new
Arctic club building at, Third ave.
and Cherry 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30
SUB LAUNCHED IN
SEATTLE hARB0R

The Nj. the first of three sub
marines under construction for the
government at the plant of the Sc
attic Construction and Dry Dock
Co. was launched Saturday at 10
o'clock.
The remaining submarines will
be launched in January and Feb
ruary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30


With an inde
pendent com
nlcreial train
Ing In ccHnct
ic chemistry
and heauty
culture Train
yourself for a
big IN o n g y.
making future
Let me help
you Let me
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MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest ciatrv6Fant anI phreu.
niaEfHf Euaranfess fn read Faur entire
Hfp past. present and f1fpfo elves true
adNIrs un hustueea. lpar. health and
family nffairu tells ibe name ~ yuar
fatura husband ar eifr and shat h. DO
90 Do sHrrornfgi ln NE She has lirt
one visit eti pay yuu far Four many
dlaappointusnts ia others she uifi re-
move aIi ahsfaelss and trii you has TO
win and hold the nne sou desire shs
gives advice on all Important agfairs ~
NE Special readings Coo ftstri Elk.
roam t.Hf s~fnnu near Pine
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teach you, loin my class and learn
specializing IN practical branches
that give you independent freedom
and a lucrative future. For further
information. write 20 Zamora e
Cauffman. office. Factory Hair
Store. 1904 First ave. Seattle.
Wash
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MADAM ELLIS

FhrrnpinFlsi and rIairtoiaut. fs gifted
with fhe poser tH zen your pest pr-s
rut ana future ~ 'bsta "a anything
feu desire tH Frnt IU faEsfda tn fam
DDS affairs business. Iotr affairs f4r fh.
new year ono fieit fp thr madam tlIi
soutlns" Ful aa anything 5000 desire
tn know size can HHfis. rsu uu ans
important affsifs ~ iifr Irttaf. read.
lHEs this % r~h. Co. convince tho puf,.i..
tor Room a0T liberty uIdE Third
aud Union Hours 10 u 10 O. in
MADAM BE1 ~ NENLN HEuE uE
fore She 10 recognized rs tho mnst
wonderful phrfnui1Ftst. rHtrntst and
character reader IN tho NorfhW~sf ghe
90 isas nu alt Important afftlfs ~ NE
TOO past uo know n ~ trouble CON .
rsit hor about the future office houra.
10 a. M. 90 10 J. m Located 2i1 Union
st Union court No
CIAtRNOYN AND puRENofOgt4r
Els University. between FIffh ard SIXTH
Tells past present and future consist.
t1g business und iots affairs. advises
YOU about divorce taars nnu wbat win
DO your lucky sifp On NE 80 take. viii
toll fun names uf your lover. sweet
heart. friends enemies. and what ,au
are most adHpfad fpf special readings
~ oo. f'ef.n7r Hrfff located
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-30

Stretched across the bed.
with a bullet wound thru the
head and a revolver prasped In
one hand, a man who register
ed as George Wilson was found
IN his room at the Regina hotel.
3o4 Second ave. S., Saturday
morning.
lie had evidently killed hin
SELF during the night, according T.
the police
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BILLY SUNDAY WILL
Fight WITH SATAN

BOSTON. Dec. 30.--Biny Sunday
will vie with the Hubs merrymak-
ers in welcoming the New Year to-
morrow night The bon vivants will
be out TO raise the devil. and Billy
will be out TO down him.
At a watch-night service. the first
OF its kind ever conducted by re-
vivalist. thousands will hear his ia
nous Booze" sermon. while other
thousands are revealing in crowded
hotels and confetti cabarets.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. S0.-The
Danish note in support OF President
Wilson's peace note. similar TO the
Norwegian message made public
yesterday, was received here today.
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ST. LOUIS GIRLS
UNABLE TO TELL
frances kP ART

ST. LOUIS. No. Dec. 29.-Joe
business circles OF this city. are
Z2yearold twins. They look 80
mech alike that even lynx-eyed
book agents cant tell them apart.
The complications that are con
stantly arising because Of their re.
markable similarity IN looks are
frequently lauRhabie and soon de
tsiop into stories 20 be floated
about town. A good one Is still
told about the twins aud negro
elevator man
Several years ago one Of the twins
worked In the office OF the Union
Electric Light aud Power com.
pany One day he came down on
the elevator aud ehattod with the
negro elevator man The negro
bade him goodbye and saw him
80 out the door. Almost at the
same time the other twin. who had
called at the office for his brother
but missed him. walked down the
stairs near the elevator.
Il done seen double. cried the
negro. running out OF the building.
According to tradition. he never
came back 10 his elevator job.
Good Joke on Ais Boss
Before they formed a partnership
one Of the twins was working for an
insurance agent In the Pierce
building. Returning from lunch
enc day. he met his boss" on the
street Going up To him, he said
How Is ms brother getting
siong IN your office"
~Splendidly." replied the boss.
lie is one OF the best employees I
hay, and he IL going To make good.
I'm glad to see YOU are 30 deeply
Interested In his progress. Mr.
Dooley
The deceptive twin hurried back
10 the office and was al his desk
when the boss" returned.
Il met your brother on the
street" said the boss" He IS a
Tine young man"
Used Same Photograph
AAF SIM lAFNt VI AaAf NANAAfAN tUa
gblcd them 20 economic in one di.
rection one would 20 10 photog.
rgpher and have his picture msde.
lie would order a dozen and give
six OF them to his friends. The
other brother would take them and
distribute them as likenesses OF
himhelf. No one could tell the diff
ference. when one brother was
too busy TO keep fitting" en-
gaEement with his tailor he would
send the other.
Tho 1t was planned not 10 make
the announcement just yet. il has
become known that the Dooley
twins are engaged. Joe is to we'd
Miss Edmee Anheuser OF 3i3i Rus
sell ave. and VIII is betrothed 10
Miss Cornelia Howe of Webster
Grove
In social circles the Dooley twins
have been noted for their accom-.
plishments as dancers. but have
been n constant source of con.
fusion to their dancing partners
4 girl might know that she had
danced with one OF the Dooley
twins. but she could never be sure
which one
Switched" In Making Calls
About a year and a half ago. &C
cordiug TO one OF their close
I friends. joe was 10 make an even
inE call on Miss Howe and VIII
was tn visit Miss Anheuser. In a
fiirit Of sun. they switched Joe
went To the Anheuser home and
was greeted by Miss Anheuser as
WIN. At the Howe residence
Win was received as Joe" Meth
er Young woman discovered the de
coption and they could hardly be
li,ve It when the joke was told &c
them later. when they found them
selves engaged to the wrong men
/ The brothers, however. never made
/ the switch" back.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.-Th,
Danish note in support OF President
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nllslNras erRsoNAIs

rev uNEENE ar uurEL HOLLAND.
FOURTH ana Isrrfsrn. luat hHck 81
cauft hpusr BE- easllf aHd uutrkif
rea ned fHr ministerial Hrfttres t'H.
tafe rarinrs Fheur MAtp cas-
uEf MAHitispr nEsf MArHiNoAtAL
paper purUshed walled roe The
CuffrspunirHt Tnl-da. onto
tl.naoNAt. WANTED 4ttck NAag
and Ldir. 70 ~ reliable alas tasu VINO
uul marry wealthy LADY atH cnuid
assist hiin financially EuauKh Half.
D. tatss~atrd. stiis qgiek fpF mnfr par.
tlrulsfs Address Allen Ward. h.sif
Nsu-i Sch
.FOX TROT s ssa.. .'9 ,s,,s %sa .ss
saan classes tassh, aail9. ! to itp
poarofn-
nEp wGrtfNp Aur a ukntr owe
Reno tablets tar psr ias Addtrsa
taAsu ur4E Store tnaeii Wash
i.AntNs noSr woHuO WuEN pG,
iaF~d cr tfrrsalar tsr i.aaf Eisin ln.
pstat Tattsts ny wau ~ per hos
asatle strength titp. EvsrY box
80 lssSSSSo11~ess ,s
MAnicUalso AND mAssAolno
MISS HARRINGTON rrn
massage $40 iaAe ofasv e. trssa
tiHtHt
MASSAGE rtu nArits MAsi.
faFnE fit frAs uf.
nre ii arr-a ua,si
MISS MARION nNtits So
ias use,n q isio second 40
MISS BURNS -, aA''Ns ..... $50
Hsosa ~ Ashoi, Hotel r,fft ana lis.
ANNA MARKS nar'ia scirs.
uiss rhSa ave. corner s-use. -.
funft
Miss TitEtMA TuunNE NAi'uH
baths tsds mzssaEe tnsatr4ftnE go
p~asi~s usaA Hias
Dol KELLY NAssA"r nNTiit
eierffte nataaFe
uoem Arcade Untri lftt tesnaA
MABEL NEAb NAssAnENe 4taBs.
rhifd ave Enpr~as hetsi effirs iei
MARUlE LEWIS ntss'DE
tisa rfirI ave uteu uniu i9r rs
Miss WHITE ~uHWiH HurEt. iarN
rhird ave- naea ss Massage cod
baths
Miss JEWELL uAStrf HiNa liIts
4s@~@@-~e-.~-s,.~ ~-@~-~~4~@.~~.~~~~
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LOTS FOR SALE
1000 MrN WORKING

ON orc rats rasf walking distance af
fas traHNtuI ..ta ai YnanEsfuan fHf
ttsn each HaIf ahHt Huufr naif 8
faars ego MfH sfs H~s eirE q. homes
rrar tH..r Hsrs Contraction uhaf S.
ufuuEr
wr. 1880 rTrrtr vnurssfour
HFNp. urE FASTEST GUowtsu
riff in oregon Lots Gfao tn tteh.
snttso Contracts signed rY 0wnrr e.
doun. g month uu Interest. mo faNeH
ftrnd Land eco. to51 Arcade Mig
Main H.Hn
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
iIT1It iAHh ssie
INrHut fBI hiHhIAND

CLOSE tn fsffy dart aheat one sore
cleared aua fenced h.lanrH
easily cleared. eneeiient saiii.
srtali fatin Terms SO dozen
snd ffe monthly rhis maheH
a. ideal rsuifrf ranch far q man
ahH ts rfrpi1Frd th Seattle 90
boats daiit CO. fare ia residents
Take ktfhisra l~satr af WaHisnu
tarh ta HHfss a FaUars office
Iu kifalauH
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2o--ApARrngnrs. uNFua.

tuMtu cuHr ~ tlkf%u
sinsIr fanus| apartments sirpur. hot
aatrf aahf bath g. month per fnpfI
D. rln4fra auantnNn. Details pfnuu
deacon Itfe
Ar LAwNkAcN $50 MODERN
suartmen,s csii 40, NiEhih 49,
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s7-euslNess OPPORTUNITIES

IskEsruHH MAGAZINE rHEE rO Not
tlp lHteafrd sinh ua naa nisdU others
ftHu tH t~a months iinfffnars in-
vrstmrnt Journal trils hna fhlH HnH
dome Itia n4aHafinr slsra faria annat
tH. rraf rafnlnE tnrer - mooney Tsus
hsa manf haFe started 900 She rs.1 ia
fsffunN We ulIt srun BE- fHfra fHanf be
INEE 10 rpu sent ta make mvurF
critic fHf ttts magazine tnaaf iiaff.
uan rrast cafnpahf. t4a kfoss ruualns
Recession Tea
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YuEtf' WT rtWtEEH kiN utb NNE
NNUttff anh iiaplsht tnNg ftFE
mkrif.Ft tesfraF Intestinal SELF
rpfsFHtNH. th~ Fsaf raHae ~ iiaess
tIfe stomach. iitef stdurf safH. heart
hlHsH rTrso fraub3fs srt fHat flfasi
anrn9at fe~llnG Fres rnf N,frnHa aro te.
tiInH arHiiIfY e#ffg teAfN. gfafumn
me- ArrrtaI raustfpattHn hrH atsrsitr
treatment Particular fnEhHft Co.
$3.50 FrirnHharn Wash
\ FARMER AaE e. HWtfs8 WfrftEs
the afasainfanre - iadf aaisa ~
Herman. h~fwr~n and a. feafa uith F.
eui children ahteet mafftmHnF Noa
itt Route q saohwmtsr. FSssh
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s uuoa ttltsIHstEp r5TrA4E r8M
pst4ttol urs mudrfu tla es ingutr
$3.50 o. Alsua ursf tfth. Hr phone Hast
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FoH DETAILS p~ tAttta
ftanhY w 0ar willa ard camps.
write 90 ESQ g. 30 9EIktsts1pitN.
Nsr ians tssuf 1893 g.. g. Hmth Nldr
SEATTLE WASH
"Ynu aasl slfh us direct
r.tuEg t.RkEe ft MHEM co
WANTED ru Ei.tL lp ArKFH CHEAP
81 Mtgavaa uareft Mash
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1t pays to read The Stars
Classified AID Page.
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s-MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE


SASH AND nnuNa
order yeuf saah and tsoora direct from
o. "a WILLIAMS Cu We operate uuf
own urtst and shtn direct Go anyone
auYN here az ftrturs pricrH safe DO.
uNer5 guaranteed 80 arsitnaiioa send
Tor nur hiE complete Catainru~ Ne 90
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.EK' W." 80, s S"..,' . Co
PHoNogRAFHs orr SPECIALLY
We trade buy. r~nt r~pair
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
ists wsstiaks Elliott Efit
ctrARTSa uoUsr
For Musical fnstfm-e~~'s
EXTENDING THROUGH
Prom tazs Fourth tack e. Ftuh ave
waidrsu carries a good as.srtmsnt -
rev furniture tn the inward ~
Thomas ola vgaf~ropts. besides rugs
ard stoves
t.EstL en-. tuR H..
| Purses. travelling bags suit eas-s or Urn.
brsiias make nice Fins uunn Trunk
90 ii< lesisr way neir Second. wsir
SPECIALIZING RUGS
Waf1rna GO SELLS Throughout ore state
hiE snd pid sirsa carried pr ia'r sth
NEW PIANOS FOR HENr EhNr sF.
piled on purrhass Meyer Toner. 1ft
| t'nion
CHEApEs t'i-NCs ta tus ~ rrnt 80.
[ inr raachirs. ~ pt~- Nsin tses
WE uNDEKSELL
Mai order houses 1n RUGS ju sii slfea
waidron.s ias1 Four,h
IIIGH-sHkDE PLANO rs GOOD rst,Ilf.
I zion. cheap for cssh FhnH- Ballard
e;if
NEW HEATERS
[ Niao ranges going AZ attractive 81. 80
and ts~ns Whtdrnn's 1899 Fourth.
Henry R'tF
1875 wEsrLAKE serond-hsnd rsnzss
~~~~E~~~.~~~~-~-
e-MtSCELLANEoUs - WANTED
L
ttass PAID FOR GOOD USED SUITS
Bargain store. ig9 Ftrst sv. Main
I 1871
/ N~~~~~.~.~.~-~~.~~-~
lis LOST AND FOUND
PARTY WHO FOUND ass .inrh ,.nod
/ year easing hetWrea The Meadows and
Efvertun. call sydney 1s Reward
I ~y~~.~-~-~~--.~~.~~-~~ ~<e~l~~~-~~~-~~~~.
Ite AGENTS WANTED
| EOALINE CUTS COAT. HILL MORE
beat. fesa coal cllnksra and fla1srs
Ever coal consumer wants DC 81
/ guaranteed trial proves &c. HiE profits
l County agents. kpaine' bradley
! >~.cN~so-~-~-~~~o~~~~~~
he HELP WANTEO-mALE
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MADAM PAULINE -. tLNIHVDYANr
ma trance medium. Headings gnaran.
teed 40 OiiFe Main sits
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGYPTIAN
plIRENOIOGIST

Madam Hpfh hsa l8ss arrived in Seattle.
nes~r waa tefr hsfnru. hHd she ran tcif
Fea all ymBr past ilfn ana " bat poor
fAfre We 10 Ga e. can advise buH in
basiu~ss affairp family affairs and lare
affaffs teH guu I'll hon fou Hui marre
anI ghr iulNai - thr una Fou riii
marry hnw Co runngrr gesr enemies
ard avod aU ffaubia an8 ~ happf
tells 5000 ln regard 90 Yssuf ahs~nt
ffteuAs tells ynn that tnu arc adapted
~ cod hoe fa ts sltreHsfui in ufr
tells sH4 shat tn1ness Ie taast Doc a. ~
faf fnH The maHfm afH sife Yuu
esrr4 saf lsfarttau arr ali EHaranfrr
e. give suu safisfart..u uu .U affairs
- Nfr rtafeea sa .rafs THr madam
ssn De- fl4n1 90 ifufti Greece tufner
FnssrtH anH fIkr
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FURNITURE REPAIRING
RENTALS

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The Nevada County picayune., 1916-09-21

For Sale-A scholarship in two different Commercial Colleges.
 Last Monday morning about five o'clock the residence of T.G. Wylie on Christian ridge was destroyed by fire. It was part ially covered by insurance. Scarcely any thing was saved from the building.
 WANTED: YOUNG MEN WITH NERVE. Good pay, short hours, opportunity for tra- vel, advancement; normal phy- sique, good reference required. THE O'CONNOR CORPORA TON, 6309 s. Eggleston, CHIC AGO. ILL.
 28 years in Music Business in Prescott. This fall 1 will put in my time, not to make money but to make sales (of pianos) and collect. As can not carry due notes and accounts any longer, Please come and settle,
 1 mo. A. Monson.
 While driving toward home last Thursday evening, w. N. Kirk and Walter Rogers were thrown from their wagon and Mir. Rogers sustained a broken arm and MT, Kirk escaped with a few bruises. The team be- came frightened at an Auto. and in trying to hold them, one of the lines broke which caused the wagon to run into a post.
 ReXall Tan and Freckle Lotion will remove tan and freckleS, sunburn. windburn. etc. Price 9 cents at Guthrie Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-09-21
4 NEW STORE

Gentry and Buchanan will be the title of the new store on the corner of West Front street. This will be Ia general mercantile establishment. The firm is com- posed of Sid, Tom and Lee Gentry and Ross and Leshe Buch- anan, allfsplendid young men. Mr. Sid Gentry will be the ousi- ness manager of the concern. He is now at Hopeibut will move here the first of October We wish the boys success and ..pros- perity in their new business.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-09-21
4 BARGAIN.

100 acre farm six miles south east of Rosston with rural mail and telephone, two fairly good houses, three dug wells, the whole farm under fence. with fifty acres cleared located on public road, fine outsidei range. one good orchard and within two miles of good Baptist church. A fine stand for a country.".store if interested please awrite for complete description and price.
 Q. A. Mitchell.
 Rosston, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-09-21
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4 BARGAIN

240 acre farm, 8 miles from Prescott. on public road with ru- ral mail and telephone. 8 good houses. 1 flowing well, 2 open dug wells. 2 sets of barn build ings. 150 acres fenced and cross fenced, l20 acres cleared pasture convenient to each house. Soil fertile sandy loam and prac- tically level. Well located and a money maker for any one who Las home help or desires to em- pIoy tenants. Fine outside range 7 orchards, school house on farm. If interested write for complete description and price.
 Moore and Martin.
 Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-09-21
TO MY FRIEND

l am now with w. K. Buchan- an and will be pleased to have my friends call on me when in need of any thing kept in a first class store.
 2t T. w. Felts.