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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-20
Sensational Big Ben Half.
Hour Sales
Read the Prices
l:3O pm. to 2 pm.

SOC White Linen Observation-Disclosures. 21c
Soc White Linen ................. 25c
40c White Linen ................ 29c
SOC White Linen .............. 37c
65c White Linen ............ ...... Ate
75c White Linen ................... SAC
25c Colored Dress Linens. .........,1 17c
SOC Colored Dress Linens. ........... 19c
35c Colored Dress Linens. ......... 23c
SOC Colored Dress Linens. ......... 33c
65c Colored Dress Linens. .......... 43c
75c Colored Dress Linens. .,....... 49c
$l25 Linen Sheeting ...r..s.,.... 92c
$3.50 Linen Sheeting .............. .S1.09
$3.50 Linen Sheeting ........,..S1.83
$100 Linen Tubing ................ 74c
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-05-05

Ashland and reported his recent we'd
ding to Miss Helen Chadwick of Prich-
ard. We wish them much happiness.
Miss Bess thurman has returned from
visit to down the river points.
Bill Curnutte has gone to Hunting
ton where he has employment.
Mrs. Chas. Warren and daughter,
Mrs. Smith, spent the day. Monday
with Mrs. Finney at Burnaugh.
Mrs. Mao Stanforth of New Rich
mond, was here last week calling on
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Riddle and daugh-
ter OF Russell are here visiting pa
rents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace, Jr., and
children OF Louisa were here over Sun
day.
Miss jamie Curnutte and Robert Kill
gore attended Sunday school at Kav-
anaugh last Sunday.
The farmers meeting Saturday was
largely attended. Mr.. Young is very
much favored here and we think he
is doing splendid work.
Miss Flora Ferguson has returned to
Louisa after an extended visit "a
friends at this place.
Rey. and Mrs. Ollie Black will move
to Ashland soon DUSKY ROSE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-05-05

The reason why man acts like a
IS bill Is nickel when he is lending
IL TO a friend is because he acts like
Il was 100000 when h has to give il
TO his wife.
Another one OF the sure things In
lie is that the man who is always an
nouncing that he lis n Gentleman isn't.
You think that you are pretty well
posted and have a pretty good mem
DRY Well. quick now, who was Vice
President whom Taft was President?
when you are talking to the fellow
who tells you how crooked other peo-
Pile are. always count your money be-
fore he gets away from you.
4 man has TO make trip when he
wants to get his hair fixed up. But
his wife can send hers
III a woman had to live with an Ideal
Husband for week she would get a
divorce and marry human being.
Art is art But if we ever see the
Human Snake who Is pictured in the
mons clothing advertisements, and the
Human String Bean who is drsiped on
the magazine covers when we are on
the street we are going to hike for II
Booze Cure ASYLUM and stav there for
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-05-05

Of
Backen
Mr. iies born Bracken raised
siy Lebanon.
Braken County 1885,
1885,
ing directing the service 1886 1889;
TO Legislature in S93 serving
pulso
Under provisions school buildings
and cities OF the he started the agitation
extending
State
Board Sinking Fund
borrowing with fixed which
win 'front.'
sand dollars interest
Enes
cashier
votegee the He win
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-05-05

the rest OF our days.
What has become OF the old-fash-
Toned schoolboy who used 10 come
home with black eye every now and
then?
Another nice thing about having a
cat in the house is that when you get
home about a m. the cat occupies
the middle OF the hall and. Just be-
cause he can see In the dark, he i'm
AGNES that YOU will step over him and
not on him.
II the women did not have sense
of humor. the men who design the
styles would be starving to death =
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-05-05

turned to Sciotoville, o., after having
spent the Easter Season with homs
folks,
Alex Hobson came home from Nor
NAL Saturday.
A. p. Burgess was down from Kise
Saturday, the guest OF his nephew
Paul C. Layne
Mrs. Standard Smith OF oswego, n
Y. is here, the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lambert are
light housekeeping at Normal. Mr..
Lambert has employment with the Sol
way coke oven.
Sunday.
Ray Campbell, c. and o. brakeman
was home last week the guest OF Mrs.
Campbell
Bill Ferguson returned Monday from
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-05-05
THE HOME CIRCLE
AND IT'S INTERESTS.
Column Dedicated to Tired
Mothers as They Join
The Home Circle at
Evening Tide.
unprs,sndino obssauiss.

while Easter reminds US Of the res
,,rrection IL may benefit us to call
freuh 10 memory few facts regard
ing the burial OF the Son OF God.
Joseph that day was mourner, sex
,on iiyeryman--hAd the entire charge
az All the occasion. -Four people only
nj the burial OF the King OF the Uni
verse. Let this be consolatory To
LACY Of Large acquaintance have but
llttle Demonstration OF grief at the
crave Of their dead, Il IL not neces-
eary. Long lines OF giittering cquipag-
a. two rows Of silver handles. casket
Of costly wood. pail bearers Bcarfed
and rioyea arc not necessary.
Christ looks down from heaven at q
burial where there are six In attend
ance and members there arc two
mora than he had at his obsequies.
Not recognising this idea. how many
small properties are scattered in tho
funeral rites, and widowhood and or
phanare 10 out 20 the cold charity OF
Tho world. The departed left enough
property 10 have kept the family to-
r.thcr until they could take care OF
Themselves, but IL Ia all absorbed In
-. e......,t 49,. That went for crane
which ought 20 have gone for bread. A
man Of small means can hardly afford
20 die In one OF our large cities. Fun
erai paKoantry IA not necessary. No
one ,was ever more loving and ;en-
derry nut into the grave than Christ,
hut there were only four in the pro-
ccrsIon.
49,.
AZ 10 the good that can come TO you
by living In the sunshine way. we ask
Won 10 try for one day and prove by
nersonaI experience whether or not it
h worthyour while 20 scatter sun
.h,n. pegin NJ once by trying to
make those about you in your home
bappler. Keep a sharp lookout for
little opportunities OF heipfuiness. BE
courteous ana Kind whenever you
sp.ak or are spoken 10. BE pleasant
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-05-05

hanson Sunday for few days visit.
James Wellman made business trip
to Huntington last week.
Mrs. Bianch Fluffy of Fit. Gay, was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Vinson last week.
Mrs. David Wheeler and children
visited Mrs. Wheeler's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elisha Bartram OF Fort Gay Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
Earl wellman left to-day for Kel-
logg.
James Wheeler is moving from this
vicinity to West Huntington this week.
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/ tle ones Whom me Master especiaiy
nome Where the gViueh Euie ~ ilFeu
rs the heaFeAt possible approach 70
when me householu " schttered--th
boys ana glris' hlss' glrlS no longer
are gone 70 make MONIES lof themselves
eiss"here' Wheh some perhaps' arg
iLid away from our slsht out q re'icli
OF hihd Woras of heipiui needs' iihppy
are we y no sofro"lul lhoush.s mum
US or nasty Worus, anu unkilu oee IN
any pie.'s'int i''enioi,eS ieiii" , W
:. In ~ A. a.. a., ,,,t,ho,, ne ,r,,a
800, =, 800 /, III, ~ IN, a chser-
-. "a s.a1i.,s ,;,:,.,,a-,, ,,,,it,. ,ho
s,,,,,..., ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,ra,, 49,, d,,,oI,. "a
,'t,.,,,. 49,, go, no, h.,an,,,,,1i,
..,,,,,,, ~ .,,'a.,,, ga tI,..od
... =, -.
tut nome nrst anu foremost. io'
there VIII come a une wheh the nome
circle win DC broken vhen you long
Tor the touoh OF vanished nhnu anu
the SOUND oil a voice thAt Is sun anu
when your greatest pleasure win Do
In remembering thAt you uiu MI III
your power 70 put song unuer every
oufueh 10 MAKE eaen otner hAppS'
One may be very happy while away
from nome Dut ne 70 very shu 70 re-
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WILL EXECUTE SEVEN BANDITS.

Deming. N. NJ, April 24.-The seven
Villa followers who were captured af-
ter the raid on Columbus and convicted
OF murder in the first degree, were to-
day condemned to death May 10 by
Judge Edward L. Medler.
The prisoner pleaded that they were
ignorant of what they were doing at
the time of the raid and that they were
forced to follow with Villa under PEN
atty of death.
Six of the bandits listened unmoved
to the sentence Of death but the sew
enth, Jose Rangal, who had been
wounded in the raid. and was carried
into court on cot. cried for mercy.
Judge Medler ordered the prisoners
to the Santa Fe penitentiary for safe
keeping.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-05-05
sALTPETER.

Everett Peters returned home Sun
day from Kellogg where he has been
employed for the past few weeks.
David Wilson, OF Ceredo was a bus
mess caller at this place last week.
Luther Maynard of Edgarton, West
Va. is visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
Mrs. Samuel Furrow went to Will
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-05-05

HOUSE G. LOT FOR SALE:-one
2-story frame house on Lock avenue.
House new. Large lot. For further
description and price apply to Angus
tbs SNYDER
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BUCHANAN.

Mr. and Mrs. Burns Finney were in
Ashland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Buckley have re-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-05-05

Mrs. samuel Furrow went to VII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-18
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

name % any person or persons for
whom you desire TO vote. or attach
a paster bearing the printed name
Of any such person or persons To
vote for any person mark cross
tNl In the square TO 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 third column Tor AZ
many other persons as you wish 20
support DO not vote more than
one choice for any one person. as
only the enc choice will count. Vote
for only one first choice and only
one second choice. except where two
or more persons are to be elected to
offices having tho same title. and
In such cases do not vote for more
persons for first choice or second
choice than are 20 be elected Vote
as many third choices as You wish
Vote first choice ser each office TO
be filled or your votes Tor all per-
sons for such office will be void.
Where two or more offices having
the same titie are to be filied. vote
first choice for zach such office or
your votes for all persons for such
offices viii be void
Second and third choice voting II.
not compulsory All distinguishing
marks. except as abpva Indicated
max. the ballot void
N ~ou wrongly mark. tear OF de-.
face the ballot. return Il % and OBJ
tain another ballot from the election
officers
Following the ahov. heading and
Instructions 10 voters shall be ar
RANGED in separate columns the
tries % the respective offices 20 b..
filled. and under each title the
names Of tho candidates therefor. 10
the following manner
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second choice vote 10 cast on any
ballot for such office, all second
choice votes for such office on such
ballot shall he void.
In every cas-. where two or more
candidates are 90 he elected 20 Of.
fic~s having the same title. II second
choice vote. ar. cast on any batin,
for such offices In excess OF the
number % such offices to be filled
all second choic. votes on such bal.
lot shall be Void
This subdivision Fourth shall be
printed eouspirucusty on the tally
sheets furnished b the clerk 20 the
election Officers
Fifth. on tho first Friday even
ms after election the city council
shall. at eight 60 o'clock T. N meet
and proceed % canvass the returns
81 such election. and shall thercupnu
declare the returns 81 such election
and shall theFsupnn declare tho re.
suit. and what persons are elected
where a single efftrs IL TO be
filled and there are but two eandi
dates therefor. The candidate re-.
ceiving the highest vote shall be
elected
where a single office II 20 be
fili~d, and there are three candidates
therefor the candidate receiving a
majority % all fret choice votes cast
for such office shall he elected n no
election result thereby. then a can
vas- shall be made % second choice
votes east for each candidate. and
the first and second ehaiee Votes Tor
each candidate shall be added and
tho candidate receiving she largest
total ~ such addition shall be
elected
whsr. a single office 4. 20 be
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nEsnf.frr1nN - .sar

Proposed Amendment No.
Resolution and proposition to
amend the Charter % the city Of
Seattle b repeating Sections = 4
4. and % Article IL relating to
wards and ward boundauirs and sub
uniting such proposed afuendmsnt 20
the electors of the CITY OF Seattle
at tho general municipal election 20
be held on the Tth day Of March.
M 1T RESOLVED ny THE cry
COUNCIL OF THE CITY or Sc.
ATTLE
That tho Charter 81 tho city Of Sc .
attic he and " is hereby amended BY
repeating sections p a 4 s and %
Article II. relating TO wards and
ward boundaries
AND BE IT FURTHER RE-
SOLVED tha, such proposed amend
meni hs submitted 10 the qualified
electors or the city for their ratift
cation or rejection at tho general
municipal election TO be held in the
city OF Seattle on the Tth day 81
March. 1915
Passed the City Council the Isth
day Of July. 1915. and signed hy me
In open session In naturalization ~
~ passage this 18Th day Of July.
ROBERT u. HEsKETH
Preeslden, Pro Tenn Of the city
FILED the i7th day Of July. 1915.
" W CARROLL
city Comptroller and cS.offielo city
Clerk.
ny J. p. AGNEw. Deputy.
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and cause 10 be delivered 10 each
person 40 elected a certificate 81
election A certificate Of election
shall be primA facie evidence OF the
facts therein stated.
sixth. 80 iufermalitisa in con-
ductinw municipal elections shall In.
validate the same N they have been
conducted fairly and tn substantial
conformity with tho requirements
% this charter
seventh. Tho city council may,
by ordinance authorir- the use 81
voting machines provided said ma
chimes are 80 constructed Is 20
carry out he provisions ~ thi. ar
iiois In rsfsrsne. 90 preferential
voting
Eighth. All tho provisions Of this
charter and - tho state Law relating
10 IN. holding % general munietp.l
elections. Including the aualiftca-
tion- 81 electors the designation az
voting places ara election officers
tho notices ~ election. ths conduct
% tho election. the ranvAssiuR 81
the votes ana making the returns
thereof and the closing 10 saloons
on IN. day ~ election. shall apply
With equal force 20 elections under
this section.
AND nv IT FURTHER nr
SOLVED. That said proposed amend -
mont he submitted TO tho electors %
the city - Seattle for their thttfira.
tion or rejection at the general
municipal election 10 be held In the
city % Seattle On the Tth day Of
March. 1919
Passed the Citf Council the tsth
day % April. 1915. and signed ~ me-
In cren session IN authorization o.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 4
a RESOltTIpN and proposition
90 amend section ~ Of Article XVI.
Of the Charter % tho city OF seattle
ana providing for tho submis.lon 81
such proposed amendment 20 the
electors Of the city NJ the general
municipal election 10 he held on the
/ 18th day of March. 1915.
BE 1T RESOLVED nv THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY or Be
That Section az OF Article XVI Of
the Charter OF the City Of Seattle be
amended TO read ma follows.
section 80. Any person In the ser
vice Of tho city under civil service
appointment who IN not engaged in
an extra hazardous occupation. as
defined by section and Section q
81 Chapter -. Laws Of the State OF
Washington. 1911 or who f. not in
cluded In any other state law now
enacted or that may hereafter be
enacted providing for pensions or
disability allowances. and who shall
be disabled In the discharge OF Hts
duties. shall receive full pay during
such disability, not to exceed one
month, and half pay not to exceed
six additional months. or who shall
bn permanently injured or disabled
while IN tho line ~ duty. shall re-
ceive In addition 20 tho aforesaid
payments pay after tho aforesaid
seven months period while such dis
ability continues. to be fixed by the
city council. not exceeding 20 per
cent OF the pay received by such per-
son at tho time of injury. oil Of said
payments 10 he made monthly.
The commission shall prescribe
such rules as may he necessary for
carrying out the purpose OF this sec
ton. and may provide a suitable
medal Of honor for distinguished
bravery or service while In the limo
OF duty
AND RE 1T FURTHER RE-
SOLVED. That such proposed amend
ment be submitted TO the qualified
electors OF tho city Of Seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election to he
held on the 9TH day Of March, 1915
Passed the city Council the ard
dag Of January. 1916. and signed by
mo In open session In authorization
OF IT, passage this 3rd day OF Jan
uary, 1915
OLIVER r. ERICKSON.
President Of tho city Council
Filed the ard day OF January.
1915
" w CARROLL.
city Comptroller and eS -Offlcio city
Clerk.
J. +. AGNEw. Deputy.
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BY


Second Any person whose name
has been presented as a candidate
may. not later than fifteen CsJ
DAYS before the election, cause his
name to be Withdrawn by filing
with the city comptroller and e1-
officio city clerk a request therefor
IN writing. over his own signature.
duly attsstsd By a notary public.
and no name so Withdrawn shall
he printed upon the official ballot.
No portion Of the filing fee shall
be returned In case OF withdrawal
Of candidacy.
Third. All names of candidates
10 be voted upon at any municipal
election shall be printed upon the
official ballot In groups under the
81 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
any candidate No ballot shall have
printed thereon any party or politi-
shall not be appended 20 the name
OF any candidate any such party or
political designation or mark or
anything indicating his views or
opinions All ballots printed shall
be Of precisely the same size. qusl-
~. tint Of paper. Kind Of paper.
Kind Of type and color OF ink 80
that Except for the consecutive
numbers printed on the perforated
Formers for removal when the bal
lots are voted a. provided by gen
srai law. II shall be impossible 20
ffstinguish one ballot from smother.
When there are four or more can
fidstes for any office, then the
ballot shall provide for first second
and third choices. when there are
three. and not more. candidates for
any office. then tho ballot shall pro-
vide for first and second choices
only; when there are less than three
candidates for any office. All dis-
finguishiug columns as 70 choice and
all reference as 10 choice shall be
omitted
When candidates are 10 DO elected
10 offices having the same title. and
when the number OF such candidates
exceeds three times the number ~
such offices 20 he filled, then the
ballot shall provide for firstIsccond
and third choices; when the number
Of such candidates exceeds two
times. and not three times. the nun
her 81 such offices 70 be filled. then
the ballot shall provide for first
and second choices only. and when
the number OF such candidates does
not exceed two times tho number
Of such offices 20 be filled, then all
distin gushing columns as 10 choice
and all reference 10 choice shall be
omitted
The ballots shall be in subatnn-
italy the following form:
General Cor speeiaD election, City
~ Seattle. 20 be held on the ----
DAY Of -----, a..
Official ballot 10 be used In --.
fDeTignation % precinct 10 be print
TwaTRrTcTfoNs TO VOTERS
You may write IN the blank space
provided below each group the
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coon FIR TIMBER at war ewn price
- party with iosglns trucks ror par
ticulsr. srWe ~ nenhan. n .. D.
Box "a Langley. wash
SHOW CASES and store fixtures nrs
end second hand ali kinds Edward &.
gemon. 1918 Ftfsi near stewart
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. ACRES, $3.50
Bt ILDfNOHs CLOSE IN

Small. well buiit house. chicken
house partly fenced faces geod
road veil Improved section 3ast
haif-miie from Lake washington
ana dock good view. about ~,
acres upland. balance al fns
bottom land alder rrpvth GOOD
Enrden faissd lasf year. con-
venieni Tor any one working in
Seattle Terms so cash. balances
tie monthly Take county ferry
hf Madison park across % XIX
iAnd. call at Burke A. Farrars
Office on dock for directions
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BOSS" BARNES OUT
TO knife COLONEL,

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-wm
Barnes. ir, whom Col. Roosevelt
called New York state republican
boss. is about to turn presidential
raider. according to reports today.
Ii is understood he Is about 10
start "a siX-weeks' cruise with the
idea of torpedoing prospective
Roosevelt delegates to the Chicago
convention.
He will fly the Eli Root flag. but
is said to be willing to shift to the
colors Of any safe" conservative.
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2s-prRsonALs CONTINUED

23-pERsoNALs CONTINUED
Mainly Would fau MARY real nice
| lady who could greatly Bfd fnu nnaus
| cisiiyT ~ ynu would then : dare you
/ 90 answer this today. ~ ! Hiii Fladiv
Introduce Any worthy man to- homo reds
! ~ ladies desiring marriage. ages ia e.
/ 90. eh0 claim o. hr worth from 81 900
| 60 So 600 and upward More paftlru-
lars Including hundreds - descriptions
/ ~ ladies with many nice large. beau
| uful photos cent free &C. anF man have
| Inc "a Legal right ~ MARY who an
/ sssrs Within no dsfs from date ~ fhir
| paper fgsnafai delivery nddrr not
answered Ahf postage inoiosra viii
! he appreciated sadffHs Sincere
H1if fafi-f. T~H F6ir trf,ft-s 10 s-H-
| uine. and NIu stand fullest tnfsstlEs-
ton
MASSAGE ros es,hs offiss y.
second
IREgiarEnED MIDWIFE ars Wfisik
ssn. 7ois itth y. " Phone Ballard
| 1891
| w ray cast Tor fYrnitufs Ia ptns 81
rhan~ Nain 1900
ber pfNNEn DANCED. willard cafs.
! seventh Hnd tnion
nOOhtFiEi q baths 81 90 1sssasinE
1870 PiFs
NfFH tEsFFEk Sofusrfaa mid aifs ana
nufs- csn Elliott t774w
! LAbisF in trouble save time ana MONEY
~ calling 1871 nfeadeay
lAUE Yor in troubief Consult Robert
nsn. ia~ysr so orisntst soe second.
| 80 MGHcHAsrH iuneh Willard cafe.
setenih and linton
MATERNITY HOnE-stis K Madison.
Fast iitf
MASSAGE orc -,
MEsH nA0a repaired coz Peoples Rank
BIDS
HRs iSDQUisT-Trsiasd nurse Asin
ft7,
80 COMPLETE breakfast Willard
I cafe seventh ara ruian
lKRVANAtdF = % hat. 1905 IL, ave
lnLL va hYE wonRa 10 81. 10.
HOTELS
lnoTEL pKSVEis-etsans- heated rooms
zoe iiQth Third
I,c.1.s ~, :, y sssece :, cs;s W
24-Business Personal
IMpDLE.A0Ep WIDOW sanis partner
poultry and FsEstabte business ANA
.,s-s ~ ~ ls;1.e -.c,ssssso~oo-
2S--Spiritual Mediums
lmEAL1H and prosperity ffsafnsnts
/ given. free Mondays and wednesday,
/ from r g. fn 60 10 9. m ~ The Divine
/ sri~nfisis 71i i5th ave. AT =
irAItsa SCHOOL oF iu.MRN fcIENCE
free lectures "Wednesday and Friday
nights Character dellusafiGns COM
sntfafinu free ~ pin. e.
MADAM FRANK CiafrFaBant card
reader. paimisf 28e tegts Pike. cor
nff Fifsf Elliott Hotel
NM HNNFHfNE --gifiea card reader
Returned Ca ti7 Pine. room csc Zoe
I - :. =. 80. +. -
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y. passage. this i1ih DAY Of April.

OLIVER T. ERICKSON,
President 81 the city Council.
Filed Tho 18Th day % April. 1915.
~ " CARROLL.
City Comptroller and -officlo city
l.LrrE
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~ AcHEH ALDER LkND
The very hest coil ~ Western washing
tom one aefe cleared balance yer
saHY clearing small house ehfeke
houses ~fe lurafsd on fhs main Land
only q mile from SOUND sohaai -
eir Dift cheap ~ $4,000 On fefns Z
500 down balance within f0 yssss
This 10 undoubtedly ono ~ ihs sins..
tracts ~ lana near Seattle Bs ssfs
10 see n NpW
r. y RTrHrEVANT. 81 BOSTON b.