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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-01
NEGRO BANDIT

CHICAGO, Sept. so.-Mrs. Addie
Way, ticket agent for the Illinois Gem
tral railroad at the Midway Plaisance.
the old worlds fair station, was robbed
and beaten by a negro as she was open
ing her office today, her injuries being
SO severe that she will probably die.
G. W. Eilenberger, who came into the
station just as Mrs Ways assailant
was about to strike the unconscious
woman again, grappled with the negro,
but after a struggle, was himself rem
dered unconscious by a blow from q
piece of gas pipe. The negro, after
wrenching diamond ring from Mrs.
Ways finger, fed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-01
Amateur Base Ball.

The Mascots and the Oaklands will play
their second game Sunday on the polo
grounds The batteries will be Muggley and
Hart, Butler and Redington.
Last Saturday afternoon the Crimson Rims
defeated the Funk's Exports in a close and
exciting game, by the score Of 20 to 10. Next
Saturday they will meet the Rimson Crims,
a nine composed of ex-Rims The Crimson
Rims will line up as follows: Carr, p;
Blanchard, c.; ]. Rogers, h.. Wood, 2b
Bogge, IS. and 3d.; Baker, 3b. and S.; @.
Rogers. RI; R. F. Kerr, CT; Gran or Warner,
IF
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-01
Torrance Won From Poland.

The contest last night between Torrance
and Poland in the handicap series at Foley's
was very close, and at times exciting. Sew
eral times during the first hundred points
both men were tied. After that Torrance
took slight lead that he maintained to the
finish, beating Poland out Is billiards by
score of $50 to 1e2 for Poland. Torrance
doubled five times, his best being 10 and IT.
Poland had the same number, with his best
10 and IL. This evenings game will be
Capen against Larkin.
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Oakley Park.

CINCINNATI. O., Sept 30-The Oakley au-
tumn meeting closed today. Summary: First
race, FIVE furlongs-Doomful won, Cherry Leaf
second, Arga Valla third. Time :04. Second
race, seven furlongs-Irish Lady won; Man
chester second, Dexter third. Time, / 34
Third race, six furlongs-Banquo ii. won
Lady Louise second, Canonade third. Time
1:2015. Fourth race, two miles and q half
Grammar won, Sir Vassar second. Time
4:531a. Fifth race, six MISUNDERSTANDING won
Old Centre second, Marquise third. Time
1:20. Sixth race mile and sixteenth-St
Jacob won, Capt. Rees second, Tippecanoe
third. Time. 2:06-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-01
MAY GET MCCARTHY.
Indianapolis Left Fielder May Come
to ST Paul

Among the steps which MANAGER con,,s1,.,,
mas IN mind for the Strengthening of the ST
raul team Is the addition of Charles NC
Carthy. the fast HoosieF outfielder, to the
be switched to second base next wear is scout-
ed by the manager. who insists that the
veteran will again appear at the initial bag
next year.
Frank Nichols, brother OF "Kid' NichoIs
the Boston pitcher, aspires to be boxer.
1t is said that one of the releases obtained
by Cemiskey from Chicago was that of Nc
Bride the hard-hitting outfelder, who was
farmed out to Columbus this year.
If any one thinks Bill Wilson will be In
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-01
LACROSSE MAN A FRAUD.
italian who Gave Himself I'm Not
Wanted

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 3O.-The
Italian, who gave his name at Saliva
tore Battaglia and who surrendered to
the police at Lacrosse, Wis, last
week. stating that he was wanted for
murder in Buffalo and who was
brought here to sand trial. turns ont
to be another man altogether Battag-
las brothers disown him, and when
questioned by the police, the prisoner
said he wanted a free ride to Buffalo.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-01

the SNOWFALL boarding house class this win
ter they are badly mistaken. He has been
ton. had a nice windfall few days since.
letter was received from Monongahela City,
Pa, saying that Mrs. Wilson had been left
about s, 500 by the will of a relative, and the
favorite backstop OF the Columbus team will
go to Pittsburg at the close of the season to
attend to the settling UP OF the estate.-Kan-
sas City Times
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IDEAL Park.

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Summary: First race,
six furlongs-Mnnie Miller won, Minnow Sec
ond, Mollie King third. Time, 1:231a. Second
race. Ave furlongs-Loulon R won, Provident
race, three-quarters of a mile-Anna Mayes
won. Sligo second, Mirage third Time. 1:23.
Fourth race, seven and half furlongs-May
Gallop won, Counter Tenor second, Sunburst
third. Time, 1:43A. Fifth race, six furlongs
-Sauterne won, Abuse second. Winslow third.
Time, 1:21.
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Duluth Races.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Sept 3O.-Races were
held at the county fair here this afternoon.
A number OF horses are entered for the three
days races and soma good heats resulted
this afternoon There were 5000 purses in
the ESQ and 2:25 class. Egberteline. owned
by o. B. Hills, of st. Paul, won the 2:5o;
best heat, 2:251a. Laverty, owned by G. P.
Rossman, OF Ashland, won the 2:25 event.
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uIiuofs Derby.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept 3O-At the ILL
nois state fair today the Illinois derby was the
attraction and proved a good one. Summary
Illinois derby, mile and a quarter-Bonnie
Dundee won, Little Billee second. Red Ray
third. Time. 2:1S1s. Half mile dash and re-
peat-Wilmah won, Morando second, Blue
Jay third. Time, :49%. Seven-eighths of a
mile-Enthusiasy won Rosa Simpson second,
Lilly Cook third. Time, 1:33.
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The Hoosiers are just as determined
to take it, and will put in either Davis
or Damman to pitch, Wood catching.
For Minneapolis. Figgemeier is likely
to be on the slab, with Schriver as the
receiving end. If Indianapolis wins, a
seventh game is necessary to decide
the dispute The score yesterday was
as follows:
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HEAVY LEAGUE HITuTERs.
The Twenty Men Who Stand at the
Ton

The official standing OF the players Of the
National league places Burkett of Cleveland
IN the front with Jennings, Of Baltimore
second. The grand old man of the game
Anson, is fourteenth. Irwin, of Cincinnati
is fifty fourth, with an average OF .297. Hulen
OF Philadelphia, Tooth, with an average Of
264, and Mertes Is 18th. with an average
OF .232 The fifteen poorest batsmen are
almost without exception pitchers. Mac
Mahon, of Baltimore. is the weakest man in
the lot with an average of Ill. The twenty
heaviest hitters are as follows:
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GENERALS AT OMAHA.
Hearty Reception for the AIger-
SfckIes PARTY

OMAHA, Neb, Sept. 30-Citizens of Oma-
ha to the number Of 10. 600 paid their respects
to the Union veteran generals tonight and the
number was limited only by the capacity of
the buildings where the speeches were made.
Boyd's opera house was soon filed and Kar-
baugh hall was used for an overflow meeting
the veterans speaking at both places. The
inent men OF Omaha and the state to the
number of over 100 the receptions being
under G.. A. R. auspices. Gen. Howard.
SigeI and Sickles and Hon. Russell AL
ger, Corporal Tanner and Messrs Stewart
and Burst spoke. The remarks OF the vet
Grams were confined to the political situation
largely, all explaining why they would sup
port Mckinley and his policy rather than that
of Bryan and his party. The remarks were
enthusiastically greeted.
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Games Given Up.

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept. SO.-The Chicago
team, which has been waiting here all the
week to play the remaining two games with
the Reds, returned home today. Two games
were postponed on Sunday on account OF
rain, and on every day since that date rain
has interfered.
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Trottinr mt Tracy,

Special to the Globe.
TRACY M'nn., Sept. so.--The trotting as
ISOLATION opens a two days race meeting
here tomorrow. Thirty horses have been
entered. ten of these for the three-minute
class, the largest number ever entered. The
races promise to be very interesting.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-01

Earned run, Minneapolis 1; two-base hits
Werden, Motz; three-base hit. Connors; home
run, Connors; stolen bases, werden. Motz:
double play, Ball. Connors and Werden;
bases on balls, off Hutchinson T. off Davis &:
hit by pitcher. by Fisher l. by Davis 2: struck
out by Hutchinson 8, by Fisher /; wild pitch
Davis; time, hours; attendance, 1000 UNI.
pires, Mcdonald and O'Day
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BRYAN's WESTERN "TRIP.
He VIII BE In Minnesota Early In
October.

October.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The Democratic ma
tional speakers bureau is engaged In ar
ranging an itinerary for Mr. Bryan's tour
through the Western states. 1t may be q
DAY or two before it is completed. as Mr..
Bryan's wishes are to be consulted and some
changes may become necessary before the
that he will speak six DAYS in IlIinais com
mencing Oct. 81 and that he NAV be in
the state ten days. Arrangements are being
maze to carry him to ali the principal towns
IN the state by special train. It is NOT
known, however, whether he will be in Chi.
cago on Oct. 9. He may go from Marshall
town. To-, where he will speak Oct. 8 "a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-01

PROVIDENCE r. l., Sept. so.-Boston to-
day defeated Providence by a score of to 8.
The batteries were: Lewis. Klobedanz and
bergen, Dolan and Dixon.
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YALE STILL WEAK.
Amherst Beaten, but by Rather
Small Margin.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Sept 30.-The first
home game of the football season attracted
almost every member OF the university to the
opposing team and was defeated ~ to o. Yale
put her strongest team in the field, and
though she played much better game than
against Trinity last Saturday 1t was shown
that the weakest part was at center. Line
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-01
Fall Trotting Meeting.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 3o-The fall
trotting meeting of the Louisville Fair and
Driving association will begin tomorrow after
three consecutive postponements.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-31

Everett. Oct. z.-SpecIal.--Today's mall
brought from g. A. Bunder. president OF
the Silver Bell Mining Company. the assay
made at Rossland. The report shows:
$l0oA per ton. Tho ore II a steel grain
galena, together with lead carbonates and
copper. The width Of the lead il about
twenty feet, and has streak OF three feet
or solid paying ore. The Silver Bell He's
about three-fourths OF = mile south OF the
Deer Park mine. and u situated az the
base of Deer Park mountain. Tho devel-
opmcnt work on this property at present
consists OF about fifteen feet Of an open
cross-cut. and work was commenced last
week TO sink d shaft. ~. O. Tibbits. who
returned to Everett from Rossland few
days ago, says that work on the Silver
Bell will be prosecuted all winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-31

Table ard Kitchen IL the title - a
new cook book published by the Price
Baking Powder Company. Chicago Just
az this time Il VIII be sent free N you write
q postal mentioning the rost-fnseilfsen-
Ger. This hoax has been tried by ourselves
and Is one ~ the very best OF is Kind.
Resides containing ever 80 receipts for
all kinds Of pastry ard honae cookery.
there are many hints for the table and
kitchen. showing how 10 set n table Row
20 enter the dining room. etc; a hundred
ard one hints 81 every branch Of the cs,f-
mary art Cookery Of the very finest and
richest. az we'll ~ ~ .hc most economical
aud hcmelke. IS provided for. Esnern-
her Table ard Kitchen vii, ~ ser,
postage prepaid. 10 any lady sending her
address tnznle, town. ard ssates plainly
given. A copy In German or .-anaIu-
avian will be sent IL desired. Postal card
10 a. good as letter. Address Price Be- King
Powder Co. Chicago. III.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TraAsaetieRs sancs January 4 and
for YESTERDAY.


Real ostate transactions since January
I. 1886. are ss.cei. flssa There were fiied
FOR record yesterday deeds. aggrcgasfng
al.x7 Following b list furnished by
the Daily Bulletin. room u Occidental
block:
n. X. Owens et ux. 20 John r. Owens.
= - q lot !. block ;. Maynard's plat. Oct.
D. . /. Niles. E. TX. to J. r. Mess. VII
!. N,:., Ct TX 70 r, N !. +. sle sa.
ton Co.'S plat w Seattle. July l. iSas. IS.
Herman Chapin 20 Kessiah C.. o'Neal.
lots - and Z block 2 Francis r. Days
BAPTIST Convention. 10, 10. hiocS !. Pros.
pect Terrace. "a add. Oct. O. 81.
Thursdays Transfers.
There were fsled for record Thursday II
deeds. agxrega,ing cao5. Following Is
list:
II, II. Dearborn to NJ VI. Young. lot =.
block & Ms ca. , sup to Seattle Home
lot sss ssss 8 U Il l. Saslss ID aas
'S John !; II. Maple All county TREASURER. to r.
r. osirk. lots to u Ph'nney's add.
Tasna. MeSsr = !. TX = !, g oss ;ss an, n
I rod wide On side and strip % II wide
on stiet June IL, 1885. $50.
State Of Washington 60 J. NJ and Agnes
Fl Coiman lots To 4. block Isl lots TO
4 block isa lots I to 4 block ts5. Seattle
Tide Lands Oct. -, 81. s<s
Thomas Ksug 10 Chris Hansen. 10 In
&c IS IN "a r &. Oct H. So.
stephen f.. Davidson to Scandinavian
American Bank as trustees. lots & and
10 HECK g. A. A. r.nny's add lots and
T. block Is. Constoek's add. Oct = q.
G. 81.
John A. Hart Of ux. 10 Thomas ".
Hacksft. lots II to -. block - South
Park Sent. ~. SIS.
r. J. Ross ~ ak 10 William A Hannah.
WI lot L. block - Bethel. ex claims
owned by r. r Frost and William \.
Hannah. Oct. II. 81.
The West Coast Improvement Co 80
Hush n. Weissen, hoe II. block IL. Gilman
Park July IL. ISL Ssaa
yicsor w. 3 Denny et ux 10 Charles y.
burnside. lets 1 and 2 his~ck Ia repiat
blocks l. & e. I, 81 ~ aud -. -. Seattle;
Tor L. block 8. u, T. psnny's Home add.
l. q stccksns 10 Jennie T. Stocking.
lot IL block - Edes & knights sup Plat.
Oct - 81.
Ada Ssnishson ard husband, II. c.. 10
tile Ssn.thSon Land Co. lot 4 block Il.
Bells sth add. Aug. - a. C. $.
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sscenss rroa Fairy Lana" ana
~ounset.~
Those on the inside who have seen the
reAcarsa.s for this entertainment prophecy
. treat for <he public on November 5.
Their enthusiasm extends to all parts Of
tho performance. but they bay especial
stress on the specsalties introduced during
the spectacles. These. they sAy. viii be
IN agreahie and pleasant surprise 70 the
audience.
In addition to the doll shop" Or pup
presented This il an adaptation from the
we!l-known fairy tale by clever German
author and was translated into English
especially for this Performance. In sun
set = special effort towards artistic atage
setting wiz be made. and . competent and
clever production Of this beautiful play
may b. expected.
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The sale of seats for next Tuesday even
ing at the Third Avenue thcatcr. whom all
election returns viii be received direct and
given to the audience. has already been
large. The attraction mex, week viii be
the Pearson company, which win open
Sunday night in The Midnight Alarm"
On Thursday evening the blu win be
changed. and She" will be presented .or
the remainder OF the week.
THE Tornado viii be seen tonight for
the last time. There will be = matinee this
afternoon at 2lS o'clock.
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n sarscrf. Wholesale ttQueP Dealer.
Of rs James Street. has secured fhe
agency fer James EversrSFs celebrated
Canada Matt Lager Beer and Old Eass.za
alt and 'alf. These n,als professions are
guaranteed. ara yea are the Judge. Try
them end 30 ecavireed. Family trade =
speciality.
This eeseArs.ei beer win - faaaa "A
the nrSt-cssss rssrsfs 81 Seattle ard by
deaisrs Who Esse yea re cenks ca TIE
cssfas. Ask FOR Eve-crf-s AZ ara ali
ard Eyr.arsss As<r. n hotties caly r.
Sartors. wholesale Axeat.
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R@!a!!!l! R Rs;;idRs
A00OUOJ1IEY pUUu

Z DAY Or two behind timeL He therefore
came rushing In and requested that the
order Be cancelled. He II = hard-working
German fellow. and Il = perhaps unnec-
essary - ~ ~ ilves In the country. He
went home to-day, ana told him would
seno oi0 the money as soon - you ar
r1n9e0 TIE matter. In the meantime he
= rather pertufbed. ~ he married Ne I
TOO dAyu go and b still afraid Miss
Acker nay show NJ. In which case he
would undoubtedly have z breach Of
promise suit On hts hands Kindly ar
range - release the ~ - soon q pos
slhloA's
Il = eeneeally believed that lGiss Ack-
ers arrival ln 0eattle would create . dis
turbance. A the canceilatiou wAs by
letter from D. Paul to Quincy. probAbly
couple ct days' travel Tor the mail. Miss
Acksr might have started and now be ON
me way here 20 discover that another Is
sewing On the buttons and doing up Mr..
Weghaupt'a washing herself
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ceunsy Surveyor Albro Gardner yester-
~ went 70 Miller river to survey the
ger end OF the Miller river road. A road
- already been constructed for q dis
nnee o. six miles from the Great Northern
ssnWay INTO the Miller river mining region.
q az :. mas ceen paid Tor BY the county. II
= the intention 10 extend this road three
s'nee further. The Miller river region %
NE richest In precious minerals az any
escticn Il King county.
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ne lEas Hsea EAayvSlie sent
3yansoessat1ea ueney - 0as
Ws1sn. TAsugAt He usA Been
DunkeeA. A. xAsn 5xieA II wiz
AnstAss-Wh1,s AwaAeanO Asr
ReDly Ae. Z shows uD anA Ne
uasssse Her. Whue Ne. , HAY De
% ues wsy uese - Clean uia -
USs 0wU.
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esase 'rA..e &c. I.sevpsras.s

Gonguaee 'Pheae CO. Ineevpeeates.
Aeelelea ~ incorporation Of tie Lam
zrnoN Yhcre Germany we're yesterday
- uftA the county auditor by W. ".
6Wd!yn. Of New York city. ana ", e.
lRl1y. Of chicaso. Tho objscts ana pur-
- for which The corporation d formed
- - fo11owb: The acqpisition. conduct
- pperatlcn cf systems ana methods Of
pnaSo teaching and instruction ~
ntng On recording machines: the maxi
$0L peong. operation. ease ana license OF
o1klne Or recording machines. both IN
5oonnectlon With books, language. instrue-
zSaa. Or otherwise: capital stock. $500 ~,
s111oo Into g09 shares of 500 cash. The
lsUo<aee q eha company are: oiiver L
onnlelna Chicago: Lee D. Mathews. Chi.
xeoDe: Edward A. Rogers. Chicaxo: Eslis
onieon. Seattle: Harry X. AIlen. Chi
go: Wayrap A. Drake. chicago: Richard
1eaenthd. Chicago: Franklin w. Jar
~ chicago. and ~. n. Ilewsliyn. New
The principal place ~ business =
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es uank's Assets and Laahs1ataes.
shinr. receiver OF the Bank az
49,. Aas fiied report In the superior
= showing the assets ard liabilities a.
- neAk- The total assets amount 20 ssn.-
- and the total liabilities are 81. 4se 81
scfal capisal stock Of the hank n ess. :
OF which siSe0 has been subscribed
I fully paid up.
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crims~al romvI.awt, r,,.A-

Semp'aint has been flesi IN the superior
sSse en against Tevvence Macy and Robert
-. charrinr them with rchhinr Csost-
Msrka Of $40 on October -: against
80. Whiisms. charging him with bur
49, .s1lns the residence Of r. y. Van wax-
esea on October &
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Dairyman McAliister delivered nine GAL
Ions OF milk at the w. Z. restaurant yes
terday morning. II was tested by Health
inspectors Frasch and 0wyuey. ana found
to contain but per cent. OF butter fat.
when it should have contained at least J
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~is~e~n, Mrs.. Tuesy: isn't this ac-rse,>,
Tsssv rzsske esnfi<s OK ~ aamsa sxs-.
Wei. voc xoasss's serve yoa are ever.
sasFsnrly sosne out az nigh. "-CAzcaxo
Eecc-ss
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HREyIrIEs.


Young Wamen's Christian Association.
wcrnen's Meeting 1T r. m. Sunday. All
women and girls are cordially invited
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gsessasr Greyhound givss exc,-s,,a
rates SATURDAY. csrfoee- ~. - coats -eana
trip between any t~o paints On Everett
aEss Seattle rnafe
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-. :. Anderson a. native % Canada.
Yesterday admitted TO citizenship.
~, Snatsr Fsrsan has heen cor~red "a
: .saenee for the past three DAYS with
n I 49, ensa He expects 20 be ont with
r ss..sn s casa Of r. NJ. u<ath ~s. Nicholas
~ v.asa others. = decree was siwned
~. 49, s.arfiev yesterday IN favor az
far sssas,ir m the sum Of 81. lie .sS. and
'o'ex'osnr- ~ mortgage
=. - f re c--~ e the ". n RichYrond pa
hss.s o'nnaav vs.. the Seattle News Par.
!. sass ~ ami Printing Contrary. .,avr,sr,
tas se. OF e'sistir va. rendered vester-
- sss sim &c sas 50 ard costs.
hse~.me sssc ~ 8 MeIhesm ~. John r
49, ana Adora n, brewer ard others
q 49, = N favor Of rsasrtsr. IN ,se s,,.,
a. 49,. s nd costs. and for a foreclosure
yes,sssstr Was signed BY Judge f.,nvssx
esf pssss me es-e 81 the Mutual rsns,,
fsr,, - - rsnx Association va Altre A.
IN 80 Frank S Gel. srl favor 81 r,nis...
ess.aaa 'ar sum 80 tsfyT ard FOR ira &C..
OF rsortgsxe.
81. :, sssses administrator AZ N. -.
ver,orv .sssntsne Carter. has fieti an Ia
:. VIC estate II consists of four
sass aay . car lead % Diss.~
aware sa.e-ssAesearAs. Tables.
~ssass-ea sens. sresA from 49,.
@sssess factories. n. =s.. 49,.
:. .s.Aiest TASTES can =. axes
never larger. prices
es Ana an .sssaa.ra -.s.-
sa''''e.. sss. . e.ruse.s. Of roo.
ssa reiiaAility-ssr>.
FURNITURE CO.. uue.,
new York n,.ek.
ssss ne.s~ 4. n. state
essess .. seattle.
ny Ne NJ. We Ne ps.-
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bronze cain.ne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money Il !. fails
to cure. Sc.
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Eycs scientifically examined fxee-
stsxs Frar~es Wfs-Ansss Grad. Options.