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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-07
NO INAUGURATION MARCH 4
Day Is a Sunday, and Ceremony Will
Be Shifted

Washington, Nov. 6.-The choice OF
the American people for President at
to-morrow's election would, according
to custom, take the oath OF once on
March 4, 1917, but that day comes on
Sunday, and Washingtonians, vastly
interested in an inauguration are
curious to know whether the ceremony
will be held March 3 or March o.
One Investigator learned to-day from
the authorities in the Congressional
Library that the two recorded prece-
dents show Rutherford b. Hayes was
inaugurated March 3 and Zachary
Taylor on March 5. Apparently It is
matter for the successful candidate
to settle for himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-07
RAISES JERSEY
HuGHEsESTIMATE
RuQbee Now Puts $4,000
as the Republican
Plurality

v..,on A. K. Buebee, Republican
chairman Of New Jersey, has
- his estimate of the Hughes
,-.Jitv in that state from 10000 to
,.Mo. Chairman GrOsscup' Of the
S.~o,rstic State Committee, on the
80, hand, professed satisfaction Sat
-. Nth the estimate made several
AGO by Robert $. Hudspeth. Demo
=, National Committeeman, that
=, Jersey would give Wilson a plu-
-, Of from 10000 to $4,000.
n.~erats Of New Jersey are much
-. ,.rtisl 20 estimated pluralities
-, republicans. since all the figures
,hich to base such estimates are
-.;,s, them. The Republican primary
/, the state on September %, for
s.-,l, was $4,000, or 1000 more
-, he vote by which Wilson carried
=. ,,s,e in 1912, while the Democratic
mary vote, despite the acrimonious
....,t between James F. MARITIME and
,.,-nsv General WeseOtt for the
.,-;nstion for United States Senator,
,s,.lled only 10000.
Eeseott the Administrations choice
-, beaten in this primary fight two
:. one. and yet MARITIME, the victor, is
.,,ssered by both sides so weak can
Fs,,s that the election Of Joseph s.
T.si'nghuysen. his Republican oppo-
..-t is regarded as a foregone conclu-
-, Frelinghuysen is expected TO run
5000 shead Of his ticket.
Concentrated on Wittpenn
=, Republicans say the Democrats
,,,. concentrated their efforts on the
.'-p,jgn Of Il. Otto Wittpenn for Gov
,,-sr permitting the Wilson and Mar
~, ssmpaigns TO run themselves. The
c,r-,r Democrats who vote for Hughes
IN remain loyal 70 Wittpenn. it is
,losss. who will also benefit from
Wl,or's strength with labor. II is
,.,rtiore predicted that Wittpenn will
-gs ahead Of his ticket, but not far
,,oush ahead the Republicans insist,
70 defeat Walter Z. Edge. their candi-
ss,s Edge stands we'll with labor and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
DR.. CORSON WON
NICE DEMIJOHN

Doc w. n. cornon. candidate
for coroner. 10 diaappointfd
Monday.
So are a Woodland PARK 20.
iieemsn and so candidates for
various county offices.
Doc Corton challenged the
field OF office seekers 10
foot race at the county picnic
Saturday, and won.
The prize was demijohn.
Doc pulled tho cork. shifted II.
and yelled
IT'S the goods
The park copper heard and
started for Doc. followed by every
body.
Doc kept the lead for n quarter
mile. but vas forced 20 quit when
the jug weighed him down.
There was n scramble over the
demiiohn. which. II turned out
was full ~ brown -colored water
But that cork had been soaking
n long time IN a whisky jug. says
Doc Corson.
lafc Hamilton won the race be
tween candidates for sheriff. ani
Prosecutor bundin won a contcs,
OF 100 yards against aspirants 10
his office.
The county mechanics trimmed
the office men In a baseball game,
3 To l. Miss Hi4GeRard Waechtrr
won the womcuH tennis singles
and Joe narto and A. y Olsen
took the mems doubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
BREAK NEWS TO
HUGHES TODAY

NEW YORK. July 3l.-Hotel lob
hies today looked as tho a repub-
lican convention were on in New
York.
Hundreds Ct q. O. T. leaders
were arriving from all over the
country to see Charles Evans
Hughes officially advised that he
was the republican standard bear
err and to near him shatter another
one OF his famous silences.
Up to date. not solitary repub-
lican leader except National Chair
man Wilcox knows what the nom-
inee will say III his speech OF ac-
ceptance.
In his speech. custom requires
that the candidate shall sound =
key note
Usually the standard bearer
gives out advance copies of Ia,
key note in plenty Of time
that IL can be fully circulated -
the press associations.
But Hughes. again pursuing his
silence plan has withheld all ad-
vance information
The notification ceremonies
win be held in Carnegie hall to-
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
TO BRING CHARGES
AGAINST OFFICERS

Charges OF drunkenness will be
brought against Patrolmen G.. c.
Collins and d. $. Schoonover Tues
day by l.. Sidelsky. a tailor. sol
Third ave, following an alteration
Sunday night. when he was arrest.
ed for an alleged violation of the
traffic ordinance. at Jackson st. and
Occidental ave.
MY lights wouldn't work" said
Sidelsliy. and the officers came up
10 arrest me. tried to explain that
| couldn't get the lights fixed on the
spot, When | started my auto they
arrested me. They searched me
and tore my trousers. Both my wife
and smelled liquor on the officers.
Just as soon as my case is dis
posed of in police headquarters.
will bring the charges of drunken
ness"
Attorney Louis Silvain will rep.
resent Sidelsky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
Blast
FACTS

The esus---still unknown.
Known dead--two. Twenty.
five missing.
The inJured-it6.
Destroyed by explosions or
flres-i7 warehouses. six piers.
four bsrscs. one tuaboat. IS
freight cars, many Of them
loaded with munitions.
Property loss on Black Tom
National Storage Co. plant and
stores, $4,000 600.
lehlsh Valley r. r.. 81.
100000.
Central r. Il. OF N. j., $4,000
Ammunition In cars and
barges. 100000.
Moran Towing Co. bsraes,
100000.
Other bsrges and esrsoes.
$500. 900.
Total, S18,5o0,ooo.
Property loss In Greater New
York tmostiy plate glass;.
100000.
In Jersey City tmostly win
dows), s25o.oo0.
On Ellis leland, 100000.
On Bedloe Island, where
Statue Of Liberty is located,
$4,000.
New Jersey points outside Of
Jersey City and Black Tom
peninsula, St5o.ooo.
Total damages, $19,55o,ooo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
U. S. AGGRESSIVE
IN TRADE FIGHT
Blacklist Protest Is Opening
Gun of Nations
Campaign
WON'T BE SHUT OUT

WASHINGTON, July 3f.-The
blow launched against the Brit
ish blacklist IN the American
note published today is but the
first act Of an aggressive move
for this country's share in
world trade now and after the
war. officials minated today.
Government officials are inclined
10 see In the blacklist the allies
preliminary step in a trade war
against Germany which was out.
lined at the economic conference at
Paris some weeks ago.
The necessity OF keeping clear OF
the war after the war" and OF
showing England that the United
States. as a neutral, will not par
ticipate in or allow herself TO be.
come victim OF any such move. is
understood 10 have been the un.
DERIVING reason for the blacklist
protest
The far.reaching effect OF the
blacklist upon neutral trade. and
the feeling that the trade war to
ARtVN tNiAAdtf ltAAf hitf NOukdiH
even more serious consequences to
neutrals. determined the admins
tration To enter a vigorous protest
against the principle involved.
II was feared the United States
might be considered committed TO
the allies trade policy thru keeping
silent
II is for this reason that Eng.
lands preliminary reply to the pro
test. given the state department
Saturday. is unsatisfactory to the
government.
In IL the British foreign office
took mp only the question OF imme-
date application and extent of the
blacklist. without meeting this gov.
ernment's contention against the
principle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
LEE and whitney -
were WITH 'WETS'

Mays hall. Sixth ave. n. W. and
42nd IT.
George Turner ~ Spokane. candl.
date for United States senator on
the democratic ticket. Thomas A. E.
fAlly. candidate for lieutenant gov.
ernor. and Julius Zitteli. Spokane
county chairman. addressed tho
King County Democratic club Sat.
urday noon at the Good Eats cafe
terra.
Friday noon Turner will address
the Woodrow Wilson league At the
Butler grill
One of the drawbacks Charles y.
Hughes will encounter thruu
campaign viii be indorsemenh
doubtful value.
Such an Endorsement came todsy(
in Seattle from James +. Watson|
Of Indiana. who Is visiting here
with Mrs. Watson.
Watson Is a former member OF
congress. but is better known as a
lobbyist. Watson says he's for
Hughes.
over in Indiana the Watson typo
may get a chance 10 land IN the
United States senate. for which Of.
flee he is a candidate. but in this
free state OF Washington an in
dorsement from a more or less dis
credited political nobbyist is worth
absolutely nothing
.......
Seattle jail Reform society ain
hold an open meeting Wednesday,
7 p. m. at Birds cafeteria. Candi.
dates for sheriff will speak.
John =. Ballaine. candidate 10,
congress on the Alaska railroad H.
sue. addressed meetings last week
AZ Mount Baker Park. al Ross. and
before the members OF Fortsoa
camp. u. s. A. W. V. In Seattle.
and at Bremerton. Poulsbo and
silyerdale. in Kltsap county -
On Saturday evening DR.. c. y
Tiffin. candidate for coroner, adj
dressed a large meeting OF the
Mountaineers at Rose Lodge. in
West Seattle.
Henderson s. Martin. vice gov
ernor OF the Philippine islands,
Will speak Tuesday night at the
Press club. under the auspices OF
the democratic state committee.
Martin was formerly state demo
cratic chairman OF Kansas and IL
a noted orator.
Herman Nelson. republican can
didate for county commissioner. In
his address Saturday night at
vashon island. declared he would
cut off the public payroll such dead
wood as commissioner OF rivers"
superintendent OF auto tires and
other pork barrel" Jobs which now
clutter up the county and add TO
taxation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
SENATORS OBSERVE
NOTIFICATION DAY

WASHINGTON, July 3t.-Sen.
ator Walsh of Montana observed
Hughes notification day" in the
esnate with a spirited attack on
the republican candidates quitting
of the bench for the political arena
this afternoon. Senator Townsend
of Michigan, a publican, respond
ed with an equally vigorous reply.
Declaring hughes action tho
most deadly blow ever directed az
public confidence in the supreme
court, Walsh asserted that IL he
were elected, no case like that OF
the Danbury hatters would ever L..
decided. but TINT the public wo, M
wonder what the ambition of SOM
powerful members of the court hau
to do with the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
Defeat RESOLUTION

WASHINGTON. July 31.-The
senate this afternoI defeated
resolution by polndexter Of Wash.
ingtou TO 'orce immediate consid.
Grafton of the literacy test immi.
grafton bill Even democrats IA
voring the measure voted against
his motion pending expected ac.
ton by their caucus this evening.
The vote was 30 to II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31

wsrias greatest riairseFaat ard phrsh.
oioEtsf. guarantees % rad your entire
iife. past present ard futufs Eisss
trus advice - business love hsAith
snd family affairs tells the name -
paur future husband ~ wif. anf shat
60 Do a. - sueesssfAi n life she has
fus' arrived ~ this rifF never here
before Ons Welt VIII pay Ynu f0r yruf
many disapHoir'msnts n othsfs she
~tii remove 81 obstacles sad irii geu
hos % sin zEd hois the one yna de-
sifs she gives advice on al important
affsirs - life Special readings tee
Hotel Eis. fngm 9. 1891 Second. near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
2S--Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
pHRFNOLOGIST

Madam StnA has jus, arrived IN Hea'iis.
never was here before and she can tell
you all your fast NE and shat yeur
future life IL 10 bs can advise you In
business affairs. family affairs and love
affairs tell you Shen puu VII marry
and the ihitiai Of tho enc you will
marry hoN 60 conquer fpur enemies
and avoid all trouble ard Be happr I.
tells gnu tn regard 90 your absent
friends tells you What yea are adapted
Tor ana hoW 80 h. surrsssfui Ia NE!
tells 700 what business l. most lucky
Tor yeu This madam uiii Eifs yeu
sV~ff satisfaction Her readings sfs
all eonfidsnttai. charges 60 cents The
madam can be found - stek Union st.
bstwssn heeaud ana fhtfd ayes. Yer
uaa Hufet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31

Many Inquiries have come In 10
The Star office concerning the atti'
tude OF George r. Lee. candidate for
governor on the republican ticket.
and w. NJ. whitney. candidate for
congress. toward the prohibition
law.
The attitude OF both toward that
Law was wet"
Not only we're they wet indi.
yldual voters against the dry law
two years ago. but they trained with
and gave official aid TO the booze
crowd.
whitney was county republican
chairman then. and Lee was gen
eral adviser and counselor 10 the
central committee and the county
As a result. when
the election boards were named.
the booty bunch were so much In
control that the dry" workers, be-
ing turned down BY Commissioners
Hamilton aud KnudEen. appealed 10
Whitney 10 have him appoint some
OF them az watchers at the polls.
Whitney refused point blank.
Sam Iiumes. son Of former Mayor
Humea OF Seattle. In making an en-
ergetic race for county engineer.
lie sought the nomination two
years ago. and came within 1000
votes OF Il. against the incumbent,
A. +. Denton. This year Denton n
ineligible 20 run. and his former
chief and present deputy. J. II. Nor
rison. Is Humes' opponent.
Summing up the net results OF the
Informal progressive state conyen.
ton. held Saturday at the Labor
Temple. the '.irreconcilables" are
practically no further advanced IN
their desire for a separate ticket
than they were heretofore. Nobody
wanted 20 be state chairman. for
one thing. and finally II was de
cided 20 leave IL 10 c. ]. France.
Austin y. Criffiths and Fred J.
Chamberlain OF Puyallup TO make
the preliminary arrangements for
campaign.
Between 1000 and 5000 are ex-
pected at the political ball 10 be
held al the Hippodrome August 4.
under the auspices OF the Women's
Republican club. Theo Karle. the
singer. will be one OF the entertain.
ers.
Boosters OF Senator Miles Poin.
dexter's candidacy will meet at
headquarters. 800 Alaska building.
To discuss plans 81 campaign. Tues.
day NJ y. M.
The Women's Roosevelt Hughes
club will entertain Tuesday evening
at the Press club. II will be
mixer"
The Tenth Ward Republican club
will hold rally Monday night al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
GILL INDORSESu
HENRY M'BR|Ss
Earnest Fight for Dry
Law Aids Former
Governor
TO SPEAK AT FREMONT

Considerable interest 10 mani
tested turnout the state In the
announcement that Mayor Gill
OF Seattle has Endorsed former
Gov. Henry Mcbride for the re-
publican nomination for gov
ernor.
Mcbride speaks Monday night
at Fremont hall, Fremont ave.
and Blewett ST.
Mayor Gills spectacular fight
against violators OF the dry Law has
added considerably to the prestige
OF his political standing. and in
Eastern Washington. where the
drys are especially strong. the
mayors Endorsement of Mcbride
has added greatly to his popularity
In his speech tonight Mcbride
expected TO uncover few intel
ing facts about the would-be p
ical handpickers."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31

HELP WANTED MADE
Wantsd--By Seattle Citu Service Com.
mission. County and CITY Building
applicants Tor following examinations
on or before dates mentioned
August T. CLERK. PUBLIC EMPLOY
MEN TOFFfCE. salary 5000.
August ~. ARCHITECT. salary 1900 90
August II. COUNTER CLERK. Building
Department. salary 5000
August -. ASSISTANT OPERATING
ENGISEER. THIRD GRADE. salary
SIS 90.
one vacancy IN each position
Special requirements for ARCHITECT
experience Tor five years at architec-
turai work. three 81 which must have
been as architect In direct charge Of
an entire office Residence IN Seattle
waived FOR position Of architect only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
ACREAGE FOR SALE
IMPROVED ACREAGE
HOUSE, BEARING FRUIT

Pine acreage. with 4-room house:
on rountv road less than 10
minutes walk from ferry dock;
young. bearing fruit trees APP
pies. piums. pears. grapes black
berries and raspherries owner
lives In Montana. and cannot
look after place VIII sell for
81 $50. on ensY terms. TO rrspon
sihle party 20 boats daily. BE-
ftr" to- rsaldcniH Take East
Madison car and Kirkland boats
90 Burke q Farrar's office on
wharf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
4S-Farm Lands for Sale.
Good for Workingmen

one ~ oar iiftle farms because you can
set pUfk sin~~ ~ unlf ittis mnn.f
nsr~ssaFf We give tho nEht terms
You can make rnpd here and hseams
indsp.nasnt nslisg sss " y wfiis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
LEGAL NOTICES

Is TIE DISTRICT cotRT 90 THr
unli.a Etztss Tor the western pi.sFic,
% Washington
so stft ~ nASERvFTcr
IN The Matter q Avian > wiley. Hank.
rupt
To the creditors 81 tho above named
banFuip, ana 90 al other psrsous IN
Interest
Take noiire that ~. bankrupt above
named has rriiiionsf thts court Tor
fiii discharge from al debts provstis
against his estate under the act. Of
congress relating 60 bankrvptcY. ant
that hearing viii 30 bad ppon said
petition Before said district court 81
the court foofn 81 said court. IN the
citY - Seattle. IN said district. or the
tth daY % September 1919 AZ 10
o'ciprh IN tho forenoon. ~ which Tim,
ana place you and sArh 81 YOU may
appear ana show cause n anv you
have why the prayer - the ssid Re
ution~r should NOT BE- granted
Dated ~ seattle this -eth day % iuiY
1914
fBean FRANK .. Crosby. CLERK.
~ r y LETrcH, Deputy.
c " FONTS
Attorney for bankrupt
t0r Ulurhfrt nfdF
~-Ne~NN@~~~~~Nee~~~e~ S~-~NSN~~@~~~~S~AN~~-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31

BARGAINS in new and second hand
clothing. shoes, tools. guns. trunks
suit cases. jewelry. hardware mus
icat Instruments. camping. Alaska
and fishing outfits Come and see
The Bargain Store. 222 Occidental
We buy. sell. exchange t75o paid
for good second hand suits Phone
Main 1891.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
NAMES HENRY DUKE

LONDON, July 3l-Henry Duke
will be the new chief secretary for
Ireland. Premier Asquith announc.
ed today.
American immigration in 1914
was l.2ls.4S0, Russia sending more
than any other nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
Phrenclogists

ties and explains love affairs and fam
fiy troubles, regnites the separated, etc.
Explains permanent health rule.
estisfaction guaranteed or no charge
No one In trouble turned away. money
or no money. Permanently located at
SIC Union st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31

" you have something to swaA
list II In star Want 40
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WORKING MAS So aoME MEANa
steadily esnpiorsd. wishes acquaintance
% single ladF or Wifaa sin snns
means. one ~he uli appreciate tfuth.
fulnsss and devotion ChFiHitaa Science
preferred peJset fnatftmuuY- rfifisFs
den.t answer Address F-fg. star
ALI. suFfEHERs PROM AM CAUSE
whatever should take Xxx HEALTH
TREATMENT whirh ths usttns
kcisntists offer to ths public free Sun.
daFs "a q. m MHuHays Wednesdays
friaays p ~. "a ifib Al -
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fsrsf o. Irregular t.s t1fv f.iain I'm.
rsriai Tablets uy mail 81 pr bss
double -renEth. use Ever boz
guaranteed cFewn kksuey ttst Eisth
MISS MARION @aTnS M ,
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office ~
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DIRECTORY
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31


lifted EGYPTIAN
CLAIRvOYANT and
medium. gives adj
Vice m business
matters. love. health
and family affairs
tells the name Of
your future husband
or wife; tells II this
one you love r. true
or false, what part
Of th- country n
iuckiest 10 you. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
e2-Female Situation
23-PERSONALS

WALK dances To- Or lessons
~ little cost no fiftfsncs u fou
k&"Q nsvsF danced before private
balls street shoes best
Pa young lady assistants stage
dhnftnE Main fatt
- STENENS..i'' FOURTH ,.,'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
GOOD Farm LAND FOR SALE
slot FOR SALE

ron SALE Two TRACTS AND HOUSE
~ TskptiR. 81 Fiahtsd 90 fruit trees
telephone terms hse o. nsf. kassuer
blacksmith chop. ushtna wash
~~-~s~>.c~~~~~~r4-~.~~ ~s-~~.~~~-~~~~~~~~~
&A--Houses for Sale
q NOON MODERN toTrAgt t.sst.
isrns n-gse Isan. .lIi sIs.ss :,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
Female Help Wanted

MAKE $40 TO so WEEkLf MAILING
circulars. information 70 eshta and
stamp Pacific supply Co. nea Gee
Seattle. Wash
WANTED -WuMEN FoR aoVERN-
ment Jobs. 80 manth Write tn
msdlatsiy Tor list % positions FRANK
lin Institute. Dept ru.H. Rochester,
~
e2--Fcmale Situation
ELDERLY WOMAN WANTS a HtruA-
tian az househssp~r or care - inyaila
stes Mead It, city
NASrkp-AMkrEu Lrhlc rhEA.
tee 200 oceiasntat ave Fftdar
ODE RSONAI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31

On Saturday evening DR.. c. s.
Tiffin. candidate for coroner. ad.
dressed a large meeting Of the
Mountaineers at Rose Lodge. in
West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-31
ACREAGE FOR SALE


LAKE TAPPS GARDEN
TRACTS
10 acres. miles b. Epad road from
Auburn. Land lies level coil is sood
and not hard 60 clear would make
dandy chicken and small run ranch
Price reduced 90 10 per acre tie
cash. so per month fF~s abstract
Warranty deed Perfect uiie
A. III. REID & co.
sli New rofs nes
FoR sAiE-s ACHES aoop aoIf.
s.roam house. railroads mile 90
Williams Lusbs Hotel HaveHsdsis
Wash
ron RALE-BY owNEH 20 AcHfH.
fenced ard partly cleared and under
cultivation. balance seeded house
tAfn and nathundiuEa cheap for each
Masi seii Address res s'sr
80 ACRES. SIS PER ACRE
k1TSAP COUNTY
40 acres. miles north - rugishe. part
bottom. part upland some rood tim
her. balance laEEsd or This iand 10
located in sell settled Scandinavian
district kdioinihE lard nos selling
from 80 10 ise per acre our price
% PEE scrs. on sasy terms VIII
divide. o. viii consider trade Tor eiiy
property
a. II. REID & co.
so Nsw York nlaF
70 ACRES ZINE f.A&D ti.ooo. HAfF
cash Orchard farm pnfbuiieinss shf
crops coed sell a. walieoit. Toledo.
wash
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GOOD Farm LAND FOR SALE
20 Stree All bottom land one mile from
Kingston Price o.. tss 1859 cash
10 aFr~si - miles from ktnasion Price
$3.50 haR cash
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