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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1921-08-19

Tor the farmers tariff. And strove
in vain to have his bill to regulate
the packers brought up for action.
Gronna fought the good fight to the
last. One Of these men was a Nom
partisan Lacquer. One only a Re
publican. Which is one Of the rea-
sons why I am not Nonpartisan,
and am a Republican. There ought
ito be an object lesson here for some
people. Even for Editor Kent. I'm
less he is too anxious to hold his
place on the Townley pay roll.
F On the 2sth of February, Con-
gresham johnson Of South Dakota,
denounced Baer in the House for
not being present to fight for his
constituents.
On the 4th of March, Senator He
fin Of Alabama, commended Sena-
tor Gronna on the floor Of the Sem
ate for his years Of painstaking
service in the interests of agricul-
ture.
/ Other comparisons might be cited
but space forbids. AS men Gronna
and Baer mean nothing to me. AS
representatives of opposite factions
they should mean a great deal to
the people Of North Dakota. Which
is why I sometimes arrive at GER
tain conclusions in my Washington
letter. For the truth should hurt
no one and the records of our pub
lie men should be as open books to
the voters and the taxpayers. If
now Editor Kent elects to continue
to trail along with the "After Cash"
record of Baer the reason should be
apparent. But no doubt q lot of
people will prefer to fall in behind
the "old Viking"
Once more for the benefit Of Edi-
tor Kent I will say that I shall con-
tinue to draw such comparisons
from time to time. As long as I
have medium of expression. I
shall always have the facts. I shall
expect him to ask for them. Not
becloud the issue by falsehoods and
derision. The editor of the Pioneer
Express has said that Mr.. Kent
owes Congressman Burtness an ap-
ology. Let US give Mr.. Kent the
floor and let him show his colors.
Very truly,
PARKER LaMOORE.
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WASHINGTON NEWS LETTER

Exclusive to the Pioneer Expressly
The Townley editor at Cavalier
has taken issue with the writer of
this column over certain references
made to ex-Congressman Baer and
the record he made, or did not make
in public life.
Since Baer's friends like things
in picture form and the writer is
not an artist perhaps little word
picture will suffice to reflect to some
extent at least the value of Mr..
Baer as a representative when in
Congress.
It was the 28th day of February,
in the last session of the Sixty-Six-
tn Congress. The Gronna resolu-
~ "-nropriating $2,000,000 for
the relief of the drought-stricken
farmers of North Dakota and Mon
tana was before the House.
5000 farmers in North Dakota
had asked for Federal aid to obtain
the credit necessary to buy seed
grain. Gronna introduced the bill
and saw it through the Senate. It
came up in the House. Leaders Of
both parties were crying for econo-
my. Eastern members grumbled
about "class legislation" Congress-
men from the cities were stubborn.
The resolution was in danger. Two
or three men were carrying on the
fight alone. As the situation grew
dark Congressman johnson Of So.
Dakota arose to fight for the bill.
He wanted nothing for his state
but knew Of the dire extremity to
which the farmers of his sister
state had fallen.
Had Mr.. Baer been present that
morning, pencil in hand, he might
have ably depicted the scene, and,
by paraphrasing the familiar cap
tion, "When a Fellow Needs a
Friend" by substituting farmer
for Fellow" have penned his mas
terpiece. He could have drawn the
poor, debt-ridden farmer scratching
his head as he looked into his empty
oat bin. Then in lower and larg-
er space a picture Of the floor of
the House Of Representatives.. Two
or three men would have been stan
ding there, their backs to the wall.
Baer might have given these fellows
pitchforks and rube, clothes. All
about them would have been frown-
ing and unfriendly faces-Con-
gressmen from New York and Chi
cago. Owned by Wall Street! Lee
ring, cynical. Wearing swallow
tailed coats. Bristling with dia-
monds. Nero's fiddling with Rome
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The Pioneer Express.

Alive newspaper devoted fO the best In
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North Dakota. ~ g a..
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ma. North Dakota, under Act OF Congress-
Of March 3fd, 1879, Z: fN fEy3 Is
Official paper Of the City of Pembina. y
Subscription price, in advance, -. &. $500
If not bald in advance the price ie. J. ESQ
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WHAT SCHOOL TO. ATTEND

Ignorance is the rope that hitch
es so many men and women to or
dinary jobs. The possession Of in
telligence will not serve to break
the rope that holds you down. But
trained intelligence knows no bonds.
Aaker's Business College, Grand
Forks, N. D., can help YOU. Twen-
tiath Century Bookkeeping, Gregg
Shorthand and Touch Typewriting.
Write for our new catalog. 10
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aOvSA t1Ao 1Ouu& anu = COEO0ey D1ll0
and while Mr.. Sinclair voted again
st the permanent tariff revision he
lined up with the other westerners
in favor Of the emergency bill earli-
er in the session and will probably
vote for the extension asked for by
Mr.. Young if the bill is reported.
House and Senate leaders have
agreed upon months recess, with
August 26th, set as the tentative
date. However a number Of bills
are still on the calendar that have
such strong followings that fill
buster against the recess proposal
ls certain unless much of the pend
ing legislation is disposed of. The
Capper-Tincher bill has now gone
to conference but number of
changes were made in the Senate
that may delay the final enactment
OF the measure. The Steenerson
bill to revise the grading system
under the national grading law has
received a favorable report from the
Committee on Agriculture and may
be pressed for action. There is al
so the Kenyon bill, previously dis
cussed in this column, that the
friends of agriculture will insist
must be considered before any sort
OF a vacation is had. On the other
hand Southern Democrats in the
Senate have already served notice
that they will demand vote upon
the good-roads bill before consent
ing to the recess.
The Ways and Means Committee
iof' the House is still working upon
the revenue revision and until their
bill is reported it will be hard to
set definite date of recess for a
certainty, even though the other
bills mentioned are acted upon. The
Senate Finance Committee is labor
ing away upon the tariff bill but
will not attempt to report the bill
for some little time.
+ Senator McCumber is said to be
considering a bill to cancel the seed
grain loans made to farmers in
North Dakota and Montana this
spring under the Gronna resolu-
tion. Senator McCumber has al
ready consulted with Secretary Of
Agriculture Wallace in regard to
cancellation of the loans but in the
opinion of Mr.. Wallace the matter
is up to Congress since the resolu-
tion only authorized a loan. With
poor crops in some sections of the
state, particularly in the sections
where most of the loans were made,
there is said to be little prospect of
payments being made this fall.
While all of the loans made were of
small denominations their cancella-
tion, it is believed, would effect a
| Tightening of the burden on the far
mers to an appreciable extent since
the. general condition in the North
west is not expected to be great
deal better than a year ago and
that any relief at all would be well
coined.
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Chimney. Ruile

Chimneys Built
I am manufacturing the best china
neys from concrete blocks on the
@markst. ~ Attractive and easy to erect
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lection. sBurtness has supported
! both the Young and Fordney bills
and while Mr.. Sinclair voted again
st the permanent tariff revision he
lined up with the other westerners
in favor Of the emergency bill earli-
er in the session and will probably
vote for the extension asked for by
Mr.. Young if the bill is reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-09


CITY TREASURER's NOTICE
The following described bonds. which
were dsposited as security by the
Citizens Bank OF Georgetown.
with the City OF Seattle. will be
sold BY me on March is. 1921. at
the hour Of 10 o'clock In the fore
noon, at my office In the County
city Building. IN the City OF Sc
attic:
Bonds Nos. 81 20 &c. inclusive. OF
Local Improvement District No.
s9Ts. ~ the city Of Seattle. OF face
value tzoe each, with interest cou-
pons attached thereto.
Bonds Nos. 81 90 Is. inclusive. OF
Local improvement District 10.
1880. OF the city 81 Seattle. of the
with Interest coupons attached
The city Treasurer reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
First publication of this notice Feb
ED I. TERRY.
City TrearurerNof the City Of Seattle.
CIRCULAR NO tss-SEALED PRO-
posala viii be received at office OF
General Purchasing Agent. Alas
Kan Enginssfing ccmmission'
Room az heh street I Term 5.aa
p. m. March is. 1891. for furnish
ing tents and flies and farpaulins.
Copies Of this circular may be OBJ
tanned upon application at this Of
flee. from Alaskan Engineering
Commission. 2ol Postoffice Build
ing. Portland. Or. or Alaskan En-
cheering Commission. 3e7 Custom
House. San Francisco. Calf. c. +.
DOLE. General Purchasing Agent
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
This ~ 10 certify that a. l. Cameron
has made an application 10 estab-
liRh a woodworking plant at sos
Maynard ave. lot i. block IL. Nc
Laughlin'H water Front Addition.
Anyone desiring 10 protest such
occupancy must file such protest
at the office Of the Building De-
parsmens. Room sos County-City
Bldg. prior TO Saturday. March ~.
1891
PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE
J. G. Scanor IL no longer connected
with the sherry Water Tube Boil
or co.
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The Chimes are said 10 h. ahead
OF the world In the preparation OF
roast pork for the table.
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| 1877
card or THANKS

WIHH no ExrHEss NY SINGER
est appreciation for the Kindness
and sympathy which has been
shown 10 me during my beloved
husbands illness and death. Mrs.
Marguerite Weber.
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u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
The Seattle Star
| DIRECTORY
Attornrys.at-Iaw

~ y ~ -~-"-
! j. ~ BALis-E ESTABLISHED 1887.
All cases. Consultation. advice.
Moderate fees. Free department
ans Burke Bldg. sos second ave.
/ l.. r. SCuOFF. eii HoRe Bldg. An
mex. CONSULTATION FREE. All
csser. All courts.
Altorneys--Paient
FREDERICK y. GoRIN--PAT-
ent Attorney. American and for
eign patents secured. developed
and promoted. sos-s-7 Central
Bldg. Seattle. Wash. and s0s r
at. y. W. Washington. ID. &.
Phone Main seo
IA. l.. REYNOLDS. M. T.: c. l. RI.Y-
NoLpS Established Seattle. 1889;
years examiner u. \. Patent Of
flee t02-6 Lyon BldR. Elliott s07s.
MASON. FENw1ck. LAWRENCE
49, Burke Building.
PIERRE BARNES. Main s7so. 1918
~ nogc SD. ratcnIs- Trademarka.
Certified Public Accountants
a. 81 HANSEN q co. Leary Bldg.
Chiropraetor
DR. II. r.. TURNER. cHIRoPRAc-
tor 2i0-12 Haight Bid. 2d-Pine.
| Hours. 1915. Eve. dates. ELI. 1894.
JENNINGS & JENNINGS. GRAD
yates OF Palmer school Denny
Bldg. Main l21i.
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED on ALL ARTT-
clos OF value THE RELIABLE.
sOT Third ave.
Daneins Taught
Private lessons. stevens, sth q Pike.
MAY pUNN--i.atest dances. East 49,.
STAGE DANCING. Main 52oo. Apt ..
junk
ALASKA JUNK co. 1870 First ave.
3. Elliott 32ei.
Money TO Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
on diamonds and Jew,elry. on most
satisfactory terms.
SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS
| IN SEATTLE
255-e Empire building
Second. Near Madison.
MONEY TO LOAN--WE LOAN ANY
AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS. watches
| and jcwelrv. lowest rates.
Scattle's Oldest Loan Brokers
| AMERICAN JEWEl.RY co.
| s2i Second Ave, Established 1859,
LOANS on AUTOMOBILES
| Retain and drive your car. n. II.
SARGENT. sos Central Bid. Ell. 6l3S.
Monuments
PUGET SOUND MARBLE & GRAN
ste Co. LIST and Virginia. Estab-
lished 1874.
Optician and 0ptometrist
j. W Edmunds. Fraser-Patcrson Co.
Physicians, Surgeons
DIR. r. N. FREER
Physician and Surgeon.
| Chronic Diseases.
| Specialist for Men.
| e05 V Third Ave.
DIR. ANGUS. EITEL BLDG. and q
| Pike Mems specialist; reasonab BILE
Piano Tuning
JOHN STROM--Piano tuning and
| repairing. Guaranteed work. Call
evenings or forenoons. .EllIott 15SS
Razor Blades Sharpcned
Spangenbcrg. cutlery. li07 18th ave
Rug Weaving and Cleaning
Art Rug Mills. s11 Union. NJ 1898
Window Cleaning
CASCADE WINDOW CLEANING
Co. Capitol 5000.
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ACIsIrAgE

D ACRES. a REAL BAnGAfN
enough good wood 90 pay for
clearing; Ideal berry land located
south OF Port Orchard. with Iirem-
crton. one ~ the best markets in
the West, at your door. close 90
school plenty or neiKhborH; now
u the time 20 make start: only
4lpo cash and go n month
Il. VAN AftfDALE A 60.
1919 Third Ave
10 ACRES. / ACRE STKAWBEH-
rieHi groom house, woodshed.
all furniture. tools, on good road.
iriee tl.b0o; terms 1900 cash.
balance easy
MERnfTT REALTY co.
72f New York Heck
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5000 CASH
VIII give you possession OF the fol-
lowing homes
Broom modern bungalow. hot water
s sss e ss s,ss r,d sep s,soo. Lot
Groom colonial bungalow. years
old Meridian district. oak floors,
furnace heat. cabinet kitchen.
Price $500.
5-reem modern bungalow, corner
~ University district ffiee
q rooms. paved street. lot soxios;
Meridian district: newly decorated
heat. Meridian district. $3.50.
b-room modern, large lot. just west
OF Woodland Park. Price assoc.
9-foomr. North broadway district
paved street lot tosizo. Price
Cali MIR Davies.
1918 THIRD. Main 1850.
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS
Very attractive little s-room CALF
fornia bungalow; large living
room heroes entire front with
fireplace aud beam ceiling. nice
dining. room. with paneled wslls
coed kitchen, and bedroom with
large closet. full bath room; nice
lot 10 alley. near car and paved
street
A good buy a, $4,000: easy terms.
WALKING DISTANCE TO
UNIVERSITY
A roomy S-room cottage. In univer-
sity district. J blocks from car.
library aud school. A nice home
IN splendid location. heating
stove aud gas plate 80 with the
house.
Specially priced at $4,000: $500 or
Less cash.
We will build you now house on
large lot for ti.sso. completes
NON in IN 10 days. Call at Of
flee and We viii show you
Il. 4bsh. at University Way.
Phone kanwood 8
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STOCKS AND BONDS

sn Tails Cent Mont. synd.. las
Unit Red Desert synd., nld
I Unit Wsber-Harrin .1,0Jo.ee
STOCKS WANTED
Marsh Cons. Futrsil Coupler.
Idaho Gold q Ruby. HeciA. Ida
Liberty and Victory Bonds.
{. j. sfEEPf.E
lis Cherry 81. HoRr Bld Main sses
WILL BtY LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL
10 King kfrship Co
rs Alaska Steamship Co.
20 Rainier Gam Crystal.
81 Woodrork Of America
700 E0ihert Process Steel.
SEQ Beacon Coal
2sp Universal High Power.
400 Pacific Electric w~ider
1000 Redemption Gold. Canada
1000 National Mines
1000 Columbia Red Metal.
MAX WiSkf.ER
1it Union 81. Elliott $50.
FORKS DRILLING AND FORKS
oil stock at n bargain. Apply col
Hninier-Grand Hotel
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REFINED BUSINESS MAN. WITH
son Z years old. wants good
home for boy where he can share
room. no other children. Refer
enccr exchanged. Boz a. Star.
BATH MD MASSAGE PARfIOR
Upstairn eit first ave. Main sifs.
ANNA MARKS - Hydrotherhpy,
scientific massage. GOT Mutual
Llfe Bldg. FIRST and iesier.
NunsE-Mrs. a. wiileikseh, Ballard
1887.
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WOODLAND PARK

A mighty fine bungalow Of rooms.
nearly complete. You may choose
your finish. coiors OF paint and
Uniting, lighting fixtures. etc.
Large living room acroas front;
dandy nrsplacei bookcases coat
floors. ? coed bedrooms. much
larger than the average bungalow
room: the Kitchen IL q gem. lots Of
cupboardR. cooler. ironing board.
breakfast nook everything &C.
meut basement. furnace. trays.
etc. tz~foot LOT 10 level alley {.
block from park: just off the car
liae. Very reasonable tefmA Can
you beat IL,
EDWIN EcKERS
North .2is Evenings.
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o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

9 G c 6 G G & G G g 9 g G G G e c 9
& wANTED-cAnfxrT MAKERS. q
~ GUTHRIE. HTickEH, BAND. q
~ EN AND FEW LAiBORERs. G
~ Large going furniture factory =
r. needs few reliable mon who 9
~ VIII inyegt 1000 IN the bus 9
~ mess. To men who can quail q
r. ny, standard scale OF wages 9
~ VIII be paid. and large divi- g
r. working conditions. Full Do. 9
r taiis OF. Mr.. sengfeldcr. III &
g Seaboard Bldg. 9
& ccc ccccc &C ccc Q
5000 ROOMS; CASH siCo
DOMESTIC TROUBLE FORCES
Sale % THIS eloss-in. well located
snap buy. and must be sold before
coLoRADo INVESTMENT co.
800 Green Bldg. 9Th and Pike.
q G c 9 G G c G G G c c G e e G 9
q MAcBrSfsTs-M MECHANIC g
g An exceptional opportunity open g
= In old established Seattle g
e. manufacturing concern for 3 9
o. men who can invest ~ 600 q
e and services. Good wages &
e paid. and will guarantee .,
~ fhbUfF VIII DC TffuUuf1 ~ -
- you are not satisfied with g
e returns on same. For psrtic- g
- uiarn see SIR. Hodge. III g
IT, Hesboard Bldg. &
10 COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT g
~ COMPANY 9
6 c ccccc cccc ccccc 3
GROCERY - SMALL CASH AND
carry. 5000.
Meat market: rent 81. Price $3.50.
Broom apartment house, cash $4,000
Hesta.sant doing ss5 day. Price
|MR AEHLING. ao7 Hore Bld. Annex
MOVING PICTURE THEATRES
Have two suburban theatres. and
also a fine lot Of theatre equip
ment for sale. The best OF terms.
See HArBROOK, tz2 Burke Bldg.
REsTAURANT DOING $50 DAY:
rent free. Complete outfit Lease
included. Price $500.
Mr.. Behline, 2o7 Hoge Bld. Annex.
PINE GENERAL MERCHANDISE
business, on terms. Good securi-
tier taken. o'Neii Elliott 2tb.
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GEO. A. SPENCER & CO.
ao1 ulnckley Iildg.

$1,000. y MAbfSoN STREET
Facing on Madison street. east OF
bridge hlkh and slightly. q npien-
did ftve-room bungalow all room .
newly decorated has fireplace.
extra wash howi In bedroom (.
basement Paving In and paid
Very attractive terms.
si.t0o. BEACON HILL
Four-room cottage l~As than two
years old. has toilet sink. eioe-
tric lights. breakfast tahte. base
nent. lot t0xi2o 10 alley. all
street improvements except paving
In and paid 10 full Very easy
terms
n A. SCHROEDER
tts Central Iidx. Main 81
Evenings North .soi
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REAL ESTATE loans
LEGAL. NOTICES

ron WASHINGTON FARM
and acreage loans Rothe. Farm
Mtg. Co. Inc. i072 Ord ave. Seattle.
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% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED
PERSONAL.

CONFECTIONERY. CIGARS AND
tobacco: furnished rooms: cheap
rent. 23f0 First ave.
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FORD LIGHT DELIVERY, Al con-
dition. Elliott 407s.
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MAVkUNA HOME
Q ROOMS AND GARAGE
ts.s00--ThiH lr q thoroughly modern
Groom home in excellent resi-
dencc district: paved street The
house has hardwood floors. iarsc
beautiful lighting fixtures and
built Ina buffct. good slaed bed
rooms and bath on second floor.
laundry room 10 the basement
WAFER HEAT: level lot s6siio 10
is-ft. alley. The owner has au-
thorixed US 60 sell at this price
for one week only. Our former
price was t6.190. This 10 n home
you will immediately appreciate
on yialting a. SEQ MIR Pcarse.
Main ifto
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FARMS FOR RENT

i ACRES; IL IMPROVED: HOUSE.
furnished. ontbuiidings. horses.
COWS. chickens. pig: orchard
beacon 1907
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FARM LANDS


fo0-AcRE GOING RANCH
All rich river bottom land. located
close 20 Snohomish. 40 acres In
hiEh state OF cultivation, 20 acres
good pasture. pasture land pro-
ducer 1000 boxes Of blackberries
year; s-room biastered house,
new COW barn y2NE0. modern. old
barn abkgb. horse barn. hog
houses, chicken houses. a real
ranch az sacrifice price. $4,000;
half cash.
T.. wax ARsDAI.E a co.
1919 Third Ave
10 ACRES ALDER soIt. WITH
spring creek. acres cleared and
fenced located near sound.
mller from town; on good road
schools. telephones. ~ y. -. Price
$1,000, $3.50 cash. balance within
I years at 90. Charles somera
Co. Aiaska Hidg.
HAHGAINi BARGAfSi BARGAfNl
Going chicken ranch, located on
paved highway; 10 acres. good.
level soil. half cleared: S-rooul
house. fine chicken houses and
other outbuildinEs. household fur
nlturr. plano. Ford car. farm tools.
GOO laying hens. cows This IN
your chance Of life time. Price
$4,000; 81, 600 cash.
4. VAN ARsDArE & co.
f0fQ rtll.I
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Better watch and jewsiry repair for
less money. stafford q schwarx-
4se3 Arcade.
y SAM WEIsFIELD CAN'T RE-
PAR your watch. throw IL away.
t04 Union.
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PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE
J. G, Seanor IL no longer connected
with the sherry Water Tube Boil
or Co.
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10 ACRES
Cabin. and some cleared:
wood enough 20 pay for
the land. level. and in
the Kent district. 1880.
G. y. DIBBLE
sts New York Block.
HERE IL A BAItGAfN AND MOTH
lnR wrong with II. 40 acres. with
house and well; fairly level:
logged over, and miles 90 Mt.
Vernon. Price $1,000. terms.
II q pTTEHQ TIC Third Ava
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j. =. s-EsTABLIsHED 1887.
All cases. Consultation. advice.
Moderate fees. Free department.
ans Burke Bldg. ses second ave.
4. n. scuoFF. sii HoEe Bldg. An
mex. CONSULTATION FREE. All
gapeR All ruurfH
The courier-index., 1921-02-25
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