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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08
JUDGE W. p. HAMBLnN ENDORSED

:" me voters OF Harrls county
You win soon be called upon to select
q district judge OF the Eifty-hfth judicial
district. as Hon. William II. Wilson does
not desire to serve another term. I'VE, the
undersigned members of the Houston bar,
take pleasure in giving our voluntary ex.
preston Of the eminent fitness for said
office of the Hon. William P. Hanblen, who
has been prs atitioner at the Houston bar
for so many years, and with such dlstn-
guished ability. Mr. Hamblen has fire.
quently within the last few years been Sc
lected by the bar to preside over the dis.
trict court when the regular judges were
sick and unable to hold their courts, and
presided with dignity and to the satlsfac.
ton OF the members of the bar, and the
frequency with which no has been called
to that position evidences the estimate
MIR. Hamblen has had great experience in
the law; is a man of ability, and Of well
known integrity OF character. and Is well
known to the people CT this county, and,
If selected to hll that high office. we are
satisfied he will do so with credit to himself
and with satisfaction to those whose rights
viii be brought before him for adjudica.
srt,iv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

thrcagh Texas. are ut present looking. ever
the situation in Houston and can be found
at the Rice.
J. II; Freeman of Austin is stopping at
tho Bristol.
J. r. Fesier of Sherman arrived IN the
city yesterday and stopped at the Bristol
Mr.. Bert X. Smith is confined to his
home. 1li5 Walker avenue. with slight
iilucgg
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Santa Fe Rates.

The santa Fe announces special round
trip rates from Houston as follows; kan
SOS City, s2S,sO on sale June ~, II, II
snd "a. limited to September 10, on &C
counted summer schools, 81. Louis, s2o.65,
on sale Jun. IL, Ia, 10, 49, 20 and ~, I'M
ated 10 September IS, account summer ~
stitute meeting. Chicago, So, on sale
September is, account summer institute
meeting. Boston, SA6,65, on sale June 10,
IL and ~, extension limit July 81, account
annual convention First Church Of ChriSt,
Getnat1af
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HumhIe Primaries.

Humble, Texas, June 6.--The voters of
Humble met at West River school house
for the purpose OF electing delegates to the
county convention TO be held in the city
OF Houston. June TO- A, NJ. Isaacks was
made chairman and +, c, Mckay secretary,
The following gentlemen were elected as
delegates to represent Humble district :,
j. Perkins, W. s, Humble, A. Isaacks. w,
Sayers, w. II. Dunman. Resolution car
rled that the delegates so to the conyen.
tlon uninstructed.
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The siphons.
10 the RdItOr Of rhn pOst

NAN ANSl.
Clodine, Texas, June 4.-slr. "a. a.
me iost complaints about the sIphons and
great many false statements were made
! was foreman in charge OF that piece or
WORK, as wen as Washington and Milan
street mains and as Mr.. T. ]. shea. inc
contractor is not here to defend his vort
: WIN say that all OF his work under mo
was done according to specifications Mr.
naugh was city inspector
ana ~, completion they were stonned ~,
tss,, wen Mr, Macintosh wanted ~ ,. ~
'Aem 10 called me to oper them. wS o 5es,
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Croquet Sets

C Cau, ana found several pieces OF boards
with an Hina sane sticks, and a small box
digest such stun. Aney could not
penss s ole man with very little ex.
pe srSe can remedy the trouble. "'''e
exper,pe eSteEi Ia, filtration system is not an
perienced man In charge of tho NAM an ,n eA.
MN NH nhd that the Milan street simon
w ,s De a small part of their tronh,e 'PN MI
th "s.er $50 Piahs are perfect, and will work If
N""hce- II. j. Sargent
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Captain Bob Cooks show is equal to any Of
the performances.
THE lake Of the Zoo ds also well suited
for the purpose, and Is only surpassed ny
the lagoon at Ludlow. Ga. The writer bias
witnessed the Battle OF Manila at Keokuk,
Iowa, July 4, 1898, at the West End, 10
New Orleans, and at Galveston bay, Gal.
weston. Texas, and at St. Paul, Mimi, and
the show at the Zoo far surpasses the per
formances at either OF these places. This
Is caused by the adaptablity OF the lake
and the ability Of Captain Cook, Mr. OAR
dell and their assistants"
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sufficient light TO play inc 80 !, 4
the house the decorations v re- ,.rsI
peas and honeysuckle vines y oocsi
being thrown into one iarss ~ 4
The birthday cake ~ Irs eniGsd
GRACE" The little ioin ~ sooa g
selves and time passea ~, a,sre Shit
night. Those present M Rosa w.
Hillen Snyder, Theresa ~ CHARLIE X.
Julia Buckley, Mary fJ n,on Anllt J:
Eleanor Burns, Turlina NV t Latkih
benny. Garvey Bradb ,sra cHssta u
BROWN. Robert Grifnn, csrspH ~
Charles Eylsbrook, BeauFe
tin Davis. -------
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Birthday Party

IN response to Invitations sent out, TWEEN.
ss'nve boys and girls gathered at the home
OF MISS Grace Davis Monday evening and
right Jolly time they had from TO II
p m. tarpauun was stretched. and here
tney danced amid the perfume OF wealth.
OF 'essatnine bushes, which line one side of
tue spacious lawn. Chinese lanterns gave
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Mr.. Yadon,s Rsmslna.

The remains Of MIR. Jsmas v.ro.
VINO "a died at Hot Springs. Ark, as recorded
M ~ lnnrsday's Post, arrived here at 4:Su
ms morning. The funeral, which VIII he
o ~ g the auspices OF the Fraternai order
WsI rsses, wll occur from Undertaken
me remains viii be placed In a temnororv
receNlhg vault preparatory TO their re
noEHl hhally TO Mr.. Yadons old home
winch was Fort Smith, Ark.
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a Novel Entertainment.

On Thursday evening Miss Laws enter
tanned few friends In honor OF her guest.
Miss Mamie Thompson OF Webster, a
novel feature OF the evening being poetical
love story, Ia which the guests were re-
uu!red TO supply missing words TO complete
the rhyme. The prize was won by Miss
Thompson, she having supplied the greatest
number OF missing words. Dainty refresh.
ments were served and II was quite late
when the young people hade their charming
hostess reluctant good night.
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Criminal District Court.

suIedo and Tony zakel. receiving and con-
fealing stolen property; Suledo Zakel two
years In the penitentiary, Tony Zakel Sot
guilty.
John Gilmore. alias Grimm, theft from
person, nolled.
c. j. osche. felony theft; nolled
Cases set for Monday, June o:
Aaron Kelley, burglary,
Alice Fields, burglary.
Richard Dawson. assault to murder.
Jessie Robinson, assault to murder.
Lon Decker, alias Riley (three cases), bur
glary.
Claude Mccolloch. alias Seaman three
cases.. burglary.
Con Moore. alias Wilson tthree cases.,
burglary.
j. T. Reeder. bigamy.
7. NJ. Moore, forgery.
j NJ Gibson, appeal.
+. ]. Williams. Jr three cases), forgery.
Suits Filed for Justice Matthew'S Court.
c. Grumbach VS.. c. W. Brown; debt,
sos rs.
I. a. Thompson Seed and Rice Milling
Company VS., II. s. II. Wilson; debt,
Nee Audrey VS.. j. Il. Foster; debt.
s7T6.
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n,,.oh sunnnr a. Annsrhoefer,s.

crowd of young folks, chaperoned by
Mrs. Ayers OF Columbus, Texas, went down
to Angerhosfer's resort Friday night, where
which Dutch supper was served, In the
crowd were; Mrs. Ayers, Miss Jewel Schil'
Ter, Miss Tri1ie Jackson, Miss Maggie
Jones, Mlss Gertrude Reynaud, Miss Burke,
Miss Mcdonald, Miss Edna Cortes, Miss
Dutay, Miss Frances Helm, DR.. Dunlap,
pr. Cronin, T. II. Jackson, ed White, WIN
Krohl, Care Illig, Alex. Ilug, Jesse Alberts,
VIII Rcynaud and II. X. Waddel.
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Mrs. Daisy Cox.

Frank L. Cox. died al the family residence
VIZ Wayerly street, yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Mr.. Cox is locomotive engineer
IN the employ OF the GalveSrSh. Houston
ana Henderson railway. The couple had
leavNs beside her husband. an INFANT hst
a ZEN hours old. The funeral will occur
from The residence at o'clock this after.
noon, With services at st. Patrick's churcn.
hather Haughen officiating The interment
Will be M Hollywood cemetery.
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Before Justice Matthew'S.

The case of Thomas Minis, who is charged
In an AFFIDAVIT with seduction. was called
yesterday morning before Justice Matthews,
but owing to the absence OF witnesses was
continued TO June 10.
Six negroes. who were arrested BY the
detective department In a shanty al the
head of Main street were arraigned b..
fore Justice Matthews yesterday ON the
charge OF yagrancy. They were each hned
$40 and costs.
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DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Minnia MCLEAN.

Mrs, Minnie Mclean. wife OF Mr. p
Mclean, died at 4S0 yesterday morning at
the family residence 29O6 Fannin street.
She had been sick for some time, She will
be buried at 1890 this morning form the
Cumberland Presbyterian church. corner Of
Fannin street and Pease avenue. Besides
her husband, she leaves a very large circle
of devoted friends.
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g.. Glib Batseeus,..

Bray's Bayou Gun I. slu ! saIlsss i Z
members and friends :. Tart y
held at their grounds tod =. ,.di..
Joy themselves az q s0 tie DAY.
also be a feature "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08
Real Estate Transfers.

j. j. and e A, seurenu TO Emil A.
Seureau. property described 10 vol
12a, page 81 deeds. records OF Har-
c. z V eoe and wife to Il. H. Cash ct
al. art Of ]. J. Crawford survey.
]. o. Thomas qnd wife to Alvin
Saunders ct al. lots Z. ., 9, 10 and
II, block a. lots Z, S, 8. 10 and Il,
block Is; lot 8. block 20, in town OK
haty pcdsn 90 10 ii1.i. j naIer
lots e. feq nnd 2 block Is. south 81 SIDE
The Magnolia loan and Building
company TO Mrs. Winnie Robinson.
lots Q and 10. Drummer addition. sct
Magnolia Loan and Building com
pany to Mrs: irene Eckman, let q,
Drummer addition ,.....,....... 16C
Magnolia Building and Loan ccm-
pany 10 Mrs, Irene Eckmnn, lot I.
james NJ, Cotton TO William ].
l PeeaTee. lSts 3 ,S Snd o. block B. "a,
Carroll NJ. Carter to Mrs. Angle 4.
Chaplin, lotg 20 and "a. block 24o, 80,
in Houston Heights ;;.'vis,. .:i'.S Isl
tionaI bank Of Georgetown, 16o
acres Of Noel Nixon survey. 90,
j. T. Lyons and wife to Leonora
Newton, lots 10 and 90 block 30, 49,
w B. Ransome ct nj to Mary. q OIL.
phnt. lots g, Z, one'half OF and
i, block 217, South side Buffalo -
city Of Houston to sarah 7. Black
2ox2bo feet Of land on washing
ton avenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,55
George Jones ct nj, by sheriff, TO
the city OF Houston. lots ], 2, 8,
4, 3 and Q, block 90, Noble's add
.. Collins BY sheriff, TO Charles
Flock. lot 5, block so Bakers nd- .
c. 3. and ]. j. settesast. ir., 10 j.
j. Settegast, 10000 square feet OF
land out Of block los, south side
Buffalo bayou .............s....v LOO
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Summer NIGHT Concert.

The following is the program for the reg
ulAr Tuesday summer night concert to be
given at Turner hall Tuesday, June 10
Herb & Lewis orchestra furnishing the
music;
PART l.
March 1.-The Night Engineer. Kloeprer
Medley, Grand stand. .........,M ackle
Waltz, Magic Chimes" ........... Wiegand
Seronade 1.-THE Bells ,Paulinski
March, "Detroit Free Press. Chambers
PART II.
''FAcE0itanE' ...,......s..s...- Meyerpetr
Selection, Macbeth. Verdi
lntermezzo, "Salome" .,...s....... Lorraine
tBy requestD
Selection. 'Strndella" ..............f 'iotow
"Stabat Mater. .,.....,....., -, Rosin
Trombone obligato by Ernest Kubnei.
PART III.
March, "The Blue Label. ....,..., kleteI
Medley, ISLAM Bang" .......,...,.D witt
"Amcrosa," mazurkn characteristic. .,,-
.....,...,...'., .''...''''''.'. Nunalls
selection, "Ernanr' .....,............ Nerd
March, Ideal American. Chambers
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BUILDING Permits.

Mrs Msz Koepnick, six box houses and
fence, Hin street; $1,000.
s..
Ed Larl5n. repair gallery, Chartres street,
EiO
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Marriage License,

Robert b. Schneider and Miss Lide u,
Pope.
W, d. williams ana Miss Matte Gam
Sugars Singleton and Miss Minnie Will
llama
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Don't forget the big special sale at IL
Schin 4 Co.'S Monday, June 0.
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siam sixty-nine years old and have lived here
~, M life y writes w. H. Bowen from Mantua,
O. II was In the general merchandise business
here for twenty-five years. For. years / was
troubled with dyspepsia and indigestion !
tried everything but received little benefit until
TOOK Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. can say truly
that II is the best remedy for dyspepsia ever put
in a bottle l can cat anything want now and
have recommended II TO number OF friends,
who report the same good results in every case"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-04
DOROTHEA DIX
Memory Honored by Maine
Association

HAMpDEN. Ne. April at was
100 years ago yesterday that poro-
thea Dix. one of the greatest Of
American women FIRST saw the Hight
NJ day in this town. and the ccutcu-
airy was observed with appropriate
memorial exercises under the aus
pieces or the porothea plv Memorial
association. The association has SEE
cured the site on her birthplace, and
hopes ln the uenr future 90 make or
- memorial park
Mise Di3, at first "a Boston school
teacher. and later an army nurse In
the Civil War was noted for a lifo
devoted 10 the alienation ~ the sur
ferinRs ~ the insane. II was on
coming from church ono sunday
morning that Miss Dix overheard tho
conversation OF two men who pass
ed her ON the street. They were
talkIuRof the shocking treatment ac-
corded lunatica I'm the Jail where
they were kept I'm East Cambridge.
Macs. Reused by what she had
overheard, she determined Co invoH-
tiRate for herself Her investiRa-
tlons and appeals 10 the courts rec
suited On q thorough work Of reform,
which extended throughout the en-
tire country. When she died. "a few
years later. the sum Of her Network
included the rnlalng Of $1,000 900 for
humane purposes and the founding
Of 81 aHylumH.
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10 acrrF ali cleared with gooA house harm
chicken houses roud fences, good or
chArd. this BE- two miles frum EaEle tinr-
Dor. an ideal home for one who wants a
DAYS. $500 cash viii buy same. 10 acres
Of timber land Will 80 with the place.
10 hfrce with 800 bearing fruit trees; 3
roofu house barn. Joins me creck. grand
plate for chicken ranch. $1,000 win buy
several nnc buys on the water front at
summer home i.ost lsa,es Inc harh6r a.
On the morning. the city at in the
evening For further Information call
or Jacob Miller AZ New York block.
WHO wants "a fanyhF 20 acres close 90
Seattle. fare un boat 2aC round trim.
fine soil good house. harm chicken
houses. nuo orchard. 10 60 20 sheep
cows. horse. pigs. chickens, all farming
implements wagon. busy, this o. ono
OF the finest ranches la the state. price
ia chcau. investigate.
l7it acres. quarter mite from water 70
acres cleared good house. good barn
onthousc, chicken house $1,000 win buy
10 acres ai cleared. house. harm. chicken
house. water pincd iu house barn. fields
garden this De- am ideal little home.
acres with picket fence mostly all
% acres Joining the above cleared. picket
fence on one side. fine placo for home
emily $500 this is "a cash proposition
3 acres with three nno Syringe, grand
place Tor homo chicken ranch. this can
H. had for $3.50. hnc buy.
80 acres. an bottom land, near Auburn.
ull fenced In, grass house, barn. this
can be bought for Just half price. N ynu
want snnp. Investigate this property.
50 you want ranch, come see me can
do YOU good.
20 Rcres. acres ploWed. balance good pas.
turage easily turned into garden land.
1850 bearing fruit trcos. good wen 4 rnoni
house. good barn and other outhuildnes
miles from Nouton. SifOo
JACOB MILLER, 322 New York Block
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CHURCHMEN

ROCK WELL, Tex. April 4.-There
vas n good attendance today at the
boning ~ the meeting Of the Dallas
feBbytcry Of the Cumberland Pres
tteriau church The feature OF the
itIal session was the opening SER
Nm by Rev. N +. Grafton, who took
his subject, "fhc Apostolic
hreh. The meeting win continue
NJ next Monday.
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y ~ 80 W.
Nu Hpi2
an Ideal s0urifg n1us o. Hrrse eH,f.s sa.
frf nrufs HrHf fHfuHffHH. F4Hl F.f
uesuy 900 Improved nHe hard bGY
ffers room h.4fa. iafrH bonn. ..HsfsI
uIfNuli1l.Fa rlr. tfft HifN HHU. f"I
IrrrHt.Ue ls1 .Hi.afaH ..HH fa4is
400 fafHuaf 100 fsr $500
morn MALIIt tW go hsw rHff tiF
E1 imi
I.Hf DIDO ~ fHNr HHeNIHgfuu. rufFrInf.
90 ~. nice hHu... .I1sr M. hnaf IHHIITF.
Iaei1nsr auH srHpaI aerss 800 o. raN
orchard 1fu frafr EI. affrs rffsaHerf.rs .
bizarre iH go fes.ed. eHiaW htIet To
UaFr a4ltE sHIs Hfil asII fer ttfsf
IDEr M4LItf. fUa 40 Hfu York IIk
$50 gJ1s
HEHE o. THE rffAHcE TOr HAVE
i.E# WAITING fpH ~ hfrr farm.
Is.f ~ coil H'tHfn dUriuE distance ~
Seattle. ~ Hrfrr lu cultivation. haisHfe
pasture. Hrfrr rrr orchard. roam
house. lnth HuI alAHfstef large ttfa.
sr.In Raised iHrf soaspn we're 90 tons
has io toms 90 aai isy 20 fars ~ to.
tatYfs hn1 srtefHi tons ~ fruif. MICE
lHrlfnr from HIis eFffs month farm 90
rlNHe 20 two rfruWsriee ff taken with
iH fra dsts raa rai' faf Ht0yi
EoHT MtfTBY. sHn.fiO sew Tuk bis
80 azg
ruriy sores rirH fru mostly bottom land.
faces Dn good county fuad nIrf trout
stream Through d. close a. erhgel ard
npnT mAtTHY. 90 so New YORK lis
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THERE are mines and THERE are MINIS.
The Flsslltf graup has tecn Thoroughly
rFualef tod aud produced she hsst bHfuHi
veins ~ 10th sold ant copper. in fact
lt taasHrasFs larger percentage ~ copper
than hur claim fai heated. that d. ~
rsr cent - "COPPER".
TIE FaHrUfN Company properties are IN
the famous Summit district in thr OHs-
raAe mountains. This district la = Grip.
Ole creek Nu We are a. present sell
inE a limited number ~ stocks 81 ioc isr
share Ne rrpIsri fully solicit an inter
sirw Tau uii SOC Tor Fusffssif ufsan
investigation. shat This is iust 30 good nn
opportunity 90 make money - we rihiri
81 fo o. A. thrF ars selling rapidly. the
nrnt iaHus Will De- ~ Per share. Cail on
THE FIDELITY MiNING a MILLING co,
~ PIONEER BUILDING.
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FARM LANDS.
Can on us FOR list OF selected farms and
ranches Ia Puget Sound country. Wilson
CO.. 8tA Hinckey building.
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fNIfH.ArArE FtuNpluH DO au2 sos
Iarin, tuefh hatr Hu apsninH fnl ladF
solicitor n' uni cay "t Mtil' nn'rs' -
fliruds and ufhera. iNu iur l- hrInE
made aud tne nFht party handling me
zoe r.Fht proposition. cen mHh" s"'"' ~
soi..afs by nut ,ams nfst arff"h
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U-t rHnd Avenue Slain A"H
,uah emal hatet fore rsld. ssh woman
tu nAsh iisuae. 20 found epnah r.
v.Ih au hnuu nlahts rhamthfmAid. o.
raauD housfhrttTH lpdHinE house
WHutrHass. restaurant ul9h ga week
houHsksspafs. 100 Eenrfai sifis
EMPLOY MENT wANTED-uALE
WANTED tIunksy. go. mui hands. 81 %
aay uiIi handle so ard taaft fare as
NaureH tg railroad afadrfa and trafh
men. a. railroad lHhnfefH nsu ronsirir
q 90 lal husksfs. ~ % ani e faiiets.
81 HnI s. ca head akidHsf 81 eamp
nia hamiih so laranser tai'afefn 81 in
nal. hraF Ulif carriage ard wagon
tisrksmiihs. 81 sO daY' isfan-se WHO care
Wilk Hhi go Eafdeh eafk 80 month aui
tHaff. fare advanced. 90 ahlHrsaH nuru.
- - ana " 20 aaf man g. rial flnlin
hna tend bar ~ small ruuntff place.
dance hail Hifis $40 af commission.
Pea employment Agency. Easement 2ui
Washington q. ph"ns. uniuu ~
THOSE vha went men far gardening lawn
o. any hiud ~ iahHfHr sufh raH So them
81 aufs ~ raiiinE up atfausrfs LmpiuY
msn' ONCE Rel ioa
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mem AkEasfaM atts
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sns.1TFfs staalefs. eHrhrfs faiisfs aHi
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lla nnuSu AVE. SOUTH
MIR WANTED MALE AND
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fAFitoNl1E ihs elA fe.laals seattls -.
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r. au nnss- oo4 riss 'tar ia'a
PACIFIC Emp onias. nos ID Ave. nsr.
n.sH's tepi triF IN eifY caii 10 Main
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f"h hfNf rsst fas,n. wtfa SO u isis.
tea1s 81 flnesisg tiass
foN HTNf-FtR WISHED ROOMS
ifofrf. nUNNcA
Ger Ftfsf Ave 49, Hans~a 81
tssn. sunny fHfnfuffahse
taws - tks uaF ~ Week
5%HA FtitHT AVENUE
GRAND PACIFIC IlorEf. ftis Yt~-, a..
HAF hNnHs nFmiF Furnished ail modern
prices Hanfrfafs
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