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A FRIENDS ADVICE.
VIII Often Help You Greatly--Read


What P,2s .ss.ff Citizea S2ye.
You may hesitate t listen T. ~ {. !
vice Of strangers, bat The test.me,
Of friends or residents ct Pine B.,.1 Is
is an eas> meter . Investigate ss!v?
proof as this. Taa evidence mast
be conclusive. Raa., - following:
E. p. Alien, gardner, ot t5.t EAST
Sixth aFenae, says: My experience
With Dean 4>4.Lay his, procured at
the Nana-Tanhe"sley pnag stogo, 42-
been eXeeed.2&lg satisfactory, in fast,
just as satisfactory as anything passi.
bly, could De. do act know what
more could ASK for; they stopped the
pain in my back W4..~l. Was almost
constant 2ati sleaJly aggravated # /
took coid =, -; an eXtsa Aara days
work. IN ae,9ie:on TO .he acaing. r.
Regularity Il tAa h.n8ney seerec:er.s
existed e. * tines n : wa~a fiah!v
.>ol9:el before use2 l3o&4's Ei,.;:sv
Pms ! TIED moe gAa2 one rrepara,
-iea s:as2'ltae3 to ca.1e :. .4ev c6o1.
.lain bvt ! met with very Indifferent
success. Doan's r>turey rItls helped
ne from the start. 4he baaEaeha un
Ger the treatment grew less ana less
and soon disappeared.
Foster-Milburn &C., Buffalo, n. Y
so,e agents fer t4e United States.
Fos sale by all dealers, Price so
cents.
Rmember the name-Doan's-and
taEe no substitute.
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rubl!c to see Fine Paint nos,

: public view Of the paintings col
lecto1 by William H. Vanderbilt has
been arranged by the trustees of the
Netrascljtan H.,lseum OF Art. Mr..
Wander It spent several hundred
thousand dollars in securing the best
works.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17
Tie IL the 81. LaWre ICE.

The ocean tide is noticeable in the
st. Lawrence FiveF as far Up as the
city of Three Rivers, which is y miles
below Montreal. At Three Rivers
spring tide, that is the highest tide,
rises to a height Of one foot. At
quebec city spring tide Uses to a
height Of 17i2 feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17
jefferson County.

JeffeTSOn county,
Representatives-H. Kemp Toney
I'd Kerwin, Jesse D. Bush:
Sheriff-Jan1es Gould.
County Cherk-Buck Bloom.
Circuit Clerk-Walter l.. Goodwin
TreasHrer-Jesse r. Core.
Asseslsor-G E. Lytle.
Probate Judge-Smith G. Martin.
Coroh herr. D. McGaughy.
Surve yor-John J. Martin.
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Trained Ants the Latest.

Trained ants are the latest novelty
III Berlin There is little circus in
which these performers appear daily.
They dance, turn somersaults, draw
miniature wagons, fight sham battles
and perform other wonders
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Coat. .erate Veteran Dead.

Pref. W. H. Neare, who &c, a few
lays ago at Sa.i.>:5,;;' Y n =, was chief
banGmastel in the Confederate army,
and since he war has been distin.
guished as composer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

The follows who put up the $4,000
for the privileges OF viewing the eoro-
nation from certain church, and
whose pastor declines to refund when
It was postponed, now no doubt think
King Edwards remark about the cor
ana,ion quito appropriate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

In Jake Smith and Harry Tracy the
paraeraphers have lost two trusted
friends. but Mary MacLane is still with
us.-Memphis Morning News.
In Arkansas We also have the guber-
material candidates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

ernor q The co.a+sS II vic i't''t.
Counet ;iv,lt oUt..lc the EtyaluttoA. lie
was a man vi U.:de ,,tg;siss,sdis.s. ;,3.i
W. h!N@t0n ott1}= oofs - -lGfa n
c9..4is l.ei,s. Let H. ~ " -
Iro;!.>t .;ct4:t;lan Las to ss.,-. W.. "a
e:.r.s .eH o.. 4 ~ w,,.-,...4. :eu:I : -.
1855. frederick t@t Gitett-a5ed ii >oa-
SG3ei: !, ri -.
1sC, z...4.4 ~. II toSa l.e.,: .Aho. IN
I3-..;.r9. diCd l,I5.
1850 ne sg'' dc Ear2-a;4lN via}s,5.s.t.
d. ll.'t
1SgG-M..% ~! -
a Ne. i,l.-..,-., ~ = ~ 'se.4..-o -
y yn2.~ ..~Ss.
Isoi-. "ol u ...zil =. a naty1t .tei,., ~
Iutitici;- n n -. -, es,..=ts!
Log Era"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

The most strenuous thing on the
pike since Harry Tracy committed
suicide is the Southern Baseball
league. It seems that the league is de.
tclminod to De the same thing Harry
did.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

Some OF the sQvlllel heads tall1 as
if they think thore IS real danger cf
Myers defeating Jeff for governor.
Great scott.
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FOR SALE at a bargain-One five
year old family horse and rubber
tire runabout. with harness. Apply
~ p. G. koonce, at Pine Bluff Furni-
ture Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

FOR RENT-A good room house
newly papered and painted and Ii
well with good water. Inquire OF
E. Simmons, 1916 w, Barraque. t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

The coronation was paiied off ana
went through without hitch and MI.
WhiteIaW Reid was no5 present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

Entered at the Postoffice at Pine
stuff, Ark, as secand-class mail mat
IT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17
Aug. II In History.
t6S Edward Y. and his =

e0S Edward Y. and his
brother. Duke Of Ior..
Were Snothered i'll the
Tower by order of
their uncle. Richard
III.
m5-Jona than Trumhull.
Arleris an patriot and
cloSc frituu of Was 4
IL to9. died: hcrH l,Id.
Tru!n lCll Was SoN'-
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Eleventh Judicial District.

Circuit Judge-A. B. Grace.
Prosecuting Attorney-N. D. Jones.
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OFFICE: 800 West Barraque street
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For Conuress.

Sixth District-Joe T. Robinson. OF
1,.ohoAe county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

concert are q te.ay,lc this season, and
viii he given a2 usual. The date of
,heir appearance IS Thursday August
IS. Al Hollands opera ho&se.
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PUBLISHED BY THE
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY.

}. w. ADAMS, General Manager.
GEO. II. ADAMS. Business Manager.
FERNANDEZ. MAY, Managing Editor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

FOR RENT-Furnishel room, first
class BOARD; convenient. Apply at
&0S West BarraGUe street. 26S
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Advertising rates made known Q"
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

a fine success last season. Her see
o1d annual season opens a NeWpo.t, {,
Ii. J.. on September 19
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Subscription Price.

Subscription Price.
Dahl. one copy, one month. 80. 30
Daily, one copy, six months. 800
Daily, one ,Jpy, one year. Sl.5o
Sunday Edition, one year. -. S2.9o
Bemi- Weekly, one year. ......% %ioo
The Graphic guarantees its adver
Users daily circulation OF 1,1oo
oapers, this being double the circula.
tion Of any other Pine Blur da''y
newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For United States Senator.
James p. Clarke. OF Pulaski county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

FOR SALE-One roll top desk;
new and cost So three months ego.
cell al 217 West Second. 30
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

WANTED-Four or five carpenters,
wages from $50 to s2.75 per day.
Apply 10 J. ". Dutton, contractor 2GS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

EOP RENT-A sixroom house, CON-
pasatively new, tile well, out houses.
No. 1919 Fifth ;>enue. Apply to D
Donlson, Sixteenth and Pine: new
phone, 1856. 2eo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-17

YOUNG Jewish couple wants room
ami board or two or three furnished
4Ger2 tog light house keeping; must
4.e 64atrally located. Address Henry
this Office. 269
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

Altii0At AIiIlOkt
| am prepared 60 DO general auc-
tioneefiua az all times. Can be
found a. our Rtoreroom. 60a Pike
street Ma ior -. G. STAN. Phone.
clay asa
Z q. nicKEHToS. Egnsfn sustonssr
1872 rffnf avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
WIREFUL-
TELEPHONY
Same Old System, but Applied
in Most ingenious Way

This is a new one for expeditinE
ship service, No doubt the local
steamship companies will have a
similar plan IA vogue before long.
Captain Troun. superintendent 81
steamers for the western division OF
the canadian Pacific railroad. OF
Vancouver. two years ago evolved a
plan hy which the steamers run
ming ON the koutcnay lakes. while
az the dock. could ~ connected hy
telephone with uptown Offices ana
patrons OF the line.
Al his suggestion n telephone Il
now 90 be placed on the steamer
Charmcr. both az Victoria ana Van
CnuXtr.
The connecting Wire win De cut 81
aIEht underneath the wharf and the
connection will be al the edge II
the wharf and the side ~ tho boat.
well protected from outside contact.
When the vessel arrives all the
purser viii have to Do - Ca take the
connecting wire. tipped by plug.
from the side ~ the boat and shove
the plug into the hole 90 the connect
inT switch ~ the edge Of the wharf
and the steamer IL az once connected
with every customer Of the telephone
service ln the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

PUGET Sound fridge a Dredging Co. BIO
Pioneer building. railway aud highway
bridges and Viaducts, steel and iron work
for buildings; drsdging and harhor i'm
pruVVmnntH. pile driving
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MAY ACCEPT THE
KIRKLAND MILL
Jupiter People Are Apparently We'll
Satisfied With the Plant

IL Is now considered possible that
the plant at Kirkland. which was
brsis Some years ago for the manu-
facfnre or steel. viii be taken over
by the representatives OF the COM
pany now seeking a location in this
city for tire purpose 81 manufactur-
Ing What IL known as Jupiter steel
This steel y made from scrap iron
and T. rapidly winning It's way into
favor as a useful material.
Col. W. j. Wilson. one Of the chief
representatives OF the company. has
been in the city for several DAYS
looking over The field for a site. Yes
ter'iay he. In company with another
representative Of the company. went
over 20 Kirkland for the purpose Of
Inspecting the steel plant there.
Both men stated that they thought
the plant. buildings. etc. would BE-
satisfactory for their process
In speaking Of the matter. Colonel
Wilson said that Il they located there
they would employ about $40 men.
and turn out al classes Of high
grade hardware and Jupiter steel
tools.
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WOULDN'T COME
OFF HIS PERCH
So Now Mr.. Idol Is Playing Second
Violin In a Victoria Joss-House

II Jared hard with the poor Joss.
Stuck up In a corner Of the dingy
little cabin OF the steam seow Katie.
the salt sea daEhing is saertisgiouA
spray In his eye. he didn't look bit
Ike a god.
The Katie. which IL owned bv
Victorian chink by the name Of Gin
Fork Nuen. ran ashore on Trial ISL
and Sunday last and IL now a total
wreck. When she struck the chlnkz
on board wheedled around Mr.. joss
and impiored his assistance. but he
sat on his pedestal perfectly tmmo-
bile and peered at them through his
little almond shaped optics
II he wouldn't save them. they
would save BIN. 40 they grabbed
him around the waist and dragged
him ashore 20 set him up IN thn VIC
foFie Joss house as an assistant
20 their other biz deity there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

FAfisiAN bye Works We call Tor. clean,
press, deliver your clothes. ONCE lals
First ave, rel, Main 1914
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. 1910 West,
crn avenue. Phone. Main 7G.
ENGINrER. AND O,rHAolnH1
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DHI,ssMAkIsIts

MADAME A. S. SMITH, dressmak-
Ing and ladies tailoring. Pnrlors
60 Hinckley block. Phone. Brown
AN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
KNOCKS OUT
The DIVES

NEW YORK. Jan. ia subscrip-
tion ball Ii to be given at the Wal
dorf-Astorta tonight In aid Of a
movement which viii be followed
with closest interest by humanisari-
ans. socioiogists. philanthropists and
others interested in the welfare Of
the submerged tenth"
The object IL the establishment Of
a series OF concerts In the tenement
districts. at q nominal charge OF s
or 10 cents, as a substitute for
saloons and low resorts n the
movement meets with the success
that II anticipated the concerts are
20 be made permanent. the various
school houses and mission buildings
throughout the city being utilized FOR
the purpose.
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FOR ladies' tailor and reception gowns
cal az Lamb Sisters, 9io-3ii collins blk.
MRS. HANSON stylish millinery az low
est prices. Corner Fourth and Pine.
uRESSMAkING parlors. 1917 Third ave.
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S. A. c. OFFICERS
ARE NOMINATED

A. Judge william VI. Moore was
the only uorniuee advanced for the
presidency % the Seattle Athletic
club when the nominations closed
last midnight. he viii be elected 20
that once January II. This viii
make the third successive term Of his
incumbeucy.
l.. NJ. Wood. g. A. Mckenzie. r. J.
Fisher. Harold Preston. o. O. Dem
ny. a. q. Dunn. r. Miller and L. l..
Moore are the nominees as members
~ the board II trustees. Seven will
b. elected
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CLUB ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
viii Make Extensive Preparations
for the Next Dog Show

The seventh annual meeting ~ the
Seattle Kennel club WAS held last
night IN the office ~ the president.
jules B@deish9lmer Officers were
elected for ths ensuing year a. fol-
lows jules Nedeishcimer. ureNl-
dent: = l.. keber. vice rrcsi-
dent II u. Jordan. secretary. sam
uei Rathhun. treasurer g. ~ Bieth-
en-. William J Miller. =. n COST.
gan. George Tinto and G. ". Yands3t.
executive committee
~ was agreed that the spring Hho~
should be held al the Arnory for
four days beginning April ..
II Is expected 90 make the show
tho best ever held tn the Northwest
Besides exhibitions from all parts
o. the Northwest there VIII be many
entries from prominent Canadian
points.
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SIX ROUNDS


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. IL
Keen interest Is manifested Ia to-
nights nght between Tom sharkey
and Peter Mahrf The present
purilisiir Htatua ~ Hharkry ia a
contributing element IA the general
Interest displayed ln the bout. should
the aaiior lose the battle tonight
q ia fureEone conclusion that his
match with Jenrirs FOR the cham
plouShip would be declared on.
The fight IL limited TO HiN rounds.
but the men have trained M though
they expected 20 engage IN a fight to
a fnish. Shafkey and Mahrr met
before Ia New York. The conteKt
was held at the Lexington Athletic
club. The police interfered aud the
contest was declared a draw. leaving
the question of supremacy stili In
dispute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
STILL BURNING

EVERETT. Jan. 1.-THE row Of
gas from the well struck in the
Great Northern yards continues. II
has been capped and nothing further
win be done with Il until the officials
OF the road have given Instructions
Mrs. Gresham. Of the Wonder MIL
llnery Store. is now located At 1920
Second avenue. between Pike and
Union and will be glad 90 sec old
friends and welcome new customers.
All are invited TO call.
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BANGING classes Tor bcKiRners Monday
and Friday evening at 80. Prof Will.
CONS school % dancing. private lessons
daily. Hsuhe hall. Pike street
SOCIETY and stage dancing. T.. "a
Estes, supervisor Normal association
21is First. Green 1910.
PRoF. LITTLE, teacher o. hall room AMI
fancy dancing. si2 Madison. Phone.
LII nal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

FOR aAie-Ws have a few hirh-cinss
lodging houses. not ths klud that are
usuaiig Nilrd with dummies ana = lat
81 CHEAP sreund hand furniture. hitcd
expressly 70 catch the uuHophiFticafed
stranger hnt come established, rspufahls
ana Eoud pay4ua Investments that We can
safely recommend. German 4 mertcan
Investment Co. st1 Third avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
HAS DEPOT NEWS

ST. PAUL. MINI. Jan. i7.-It IL
said that Thomas Burke. Of Seattle.
In consultation with President nm.
Of the Great Northern. has been
given fun Information relative TO the
union depot which IL 10 be built in
Seattle. II viii cost t5D0. 900. and
terminal facilities will be added at
an expense Of several million.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17
MAKES SOLDIERS

DIS MONIES, Iowa. Jan. IA
thorough reorganization and many
improvements for the lows, state
militia are planned by Adjutant Cen
era Byers. who leaves TODAY for
Warrington 10 attend the meeting
Of the Interstate Nationgl Guard All.
Eociation While in Washington
General ByerH expects to obtain Two
llgnt Hotchklas guns for use by a
company Of light artillery.
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OLD MAIDS MEET

ABERDEEN. ohio. Jan. IA
half dozen states are represented IN
the attendance at the ssth annual
convention Of "Oid Maids" Of Brown
county. which began here today and
VIII continue through the remainder
OF the week. For nearly "a century
the old maids 81 Brown county and
vicinity have adhered 20 y rule Of
holding convention every year.
and when one Of their member dies
u IL voted by the remainder as to
who shall M the vacancy thus keep
ing the queer organization with a
fun membership at all times.
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CUPID IN A NEW ROLE

to i've WIKI his folks. viii be con-
sidered
A Miss stsublo - Independently
weii-un and has ample house room
for 81 spouse these terms do not de-
ter many admirers from entering
the race. Already books on cabbage
culture are az a premium. Twenty
farmers have announced their inten-
ttons OF competing
Mrs. Steuhlo claims that as Hen
Fiettas chief product Is cabbage. she
& entitled 20 known who is the most
emterprisinE % her suiiors.
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HENRIETTA. ~ r.. Jan. F.--
Lydia Steuhio. wealthy widow. has
announced that sire viii Accept In
mnrgiakt the bachelor who VIII grow
the largest crop og cabbage Ia the
summer 81 this yeaT.
Certain coalitions are attached 20
thr contest First no persons who
have already made the matrimonial
venture need apply: second. all men
wishing 70 coWpete must first nie
application aud be ruled upon as 90
eligibility. no one outside thc town
limits. or who would expect his wife
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JEFFERSON CLUB

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Jefferson Club was held IN their citlh
rooms. Z and 5 Howard block. last
night All wards were represented
and reports on registration and pre-
cinct organization we're received. Az
ter the regular business was diaposed
~ 30 Sweeney. j. J. Shedding and II
III. kul.ea gave rOualnW addreasos on
organization. hfuch enthusiasm was
manifested. Every member then
pledged himself 10 work for the de-
feat Of the Republican party at the
coming municipal election.
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BOYD HANGED

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. Jan. H..
Henry Boyd. colored. was executed
In the yard Of the county jail here
today. Boyd's crime was the murder
Of young girl named Martha Oden.
Several weeks ago the murderer pro
feased repentance. lie Joined the
catholic church and appeared recon
eiled 70 hts fate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-17

COW BUTTER STORE.
WE HAVE NO BRANCHES.
FIRST AVE. AND PIKE STREET
ESTABLISHED IL YEARS.


We have no other branch as IL seems
TO be the impression OF many. and
It's unfortunate that the public
should be confused by anyone
using our name.
This week we sell again our fine
fresh Iowa, 2 lbs, 55c. Elgin. csc:
lbs csc.
Fine Fresh Oregon Eggs. only 25c a
dozen. BY the way, we want TO
tell you that we sold I'm the last
three months seven hundred cases
each case contains so dozen. of
these very eggs. and all our GUS
toners have been advertising
them all over the city. Full Cream
Cheese. l5c H.. and Lard at less
than wholesale price.
REMEMBER.
THE ADDRESS is 1893 FIRST AVE
NEAR PIKE STREET.
COW BUTTER STORE.
ALL CARS STOP IN FRONT OF
THE STORE.
nEAtERs, hcatcrs. HesteT%--A iaTge
stock u second hand heating stoves OF
all kinds ana all sizes for sale AZ your
own figures. at Red Front Fur Co. Ii2
"a ave. south,
ADVERTISING rates Of an magazines and
newspapcrs furnished on application
The 6. " White Advertising Bureau
new YORK building, Seattle,
THE cheapest place 90 buy oil and Case
line ia from the Olympic oil Co. OH "a
ave, Tel. Main eai. Also coal boy sack
SEE Lloyd Briscoe . Lloyd. "a Hinckiey
block, about your homes for cash or de-
ferrod payments
oNYnoNoR "Nlctory," the genuine. cures
All diseases; avoid limitations. d Nc
Donald hlock,
wANrEp-old Eold and silver. II Hen.
sci. mfg. ieweler, ~ Hinckley blk.
LADIES. try a bath. Mrs. TAFT. careful
massage. Oh Third avenue
ELECTRIC Massase-Sis ist ave. Room q.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Df. J. o. STEWART, speciaiist In dis
eases Of women. Edinburgh Medical
Institute, Rostou block.
pr. MILES, removed TO ib-i6 Hcusssy
building, ID aud Pike Tel, dreen T26
DIR, FALk, 1910 starr-noyd building.
Tel. Black $50. res. Green 1851
Dir. ANNIE RussELI.S IL Hlnekioy.
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sALoox NY. ArrEsr1osi

FOR Sale Tsa saloons on fIrst avenue
near FiAa Hfrest. ueH huildinEH and nse
iara an1 fHfuFra feaas NAY - had Zoe
10 grafa. price. 12ulD and " SO rrap~o.
tarir. ~ which amount ous-half can be
taia ensh and t6e balance when you Fst
f0ads TIRE best saloon property iu seattis
fniaB far thn money. We have % other
naiupnss ranEinN Ia price frum o. GO to
$40 ppo, n.AusrFlcAn Investment
Co
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AhE suu iaakiHF fef q tafs and rfactshis
ta4sinfts nFHa4aE a. hsatfisf II -. 80
can aHf Fua any nufatsf requiring an
lnrrafHaeas ~ ffHfu 500 90 o. Ga FNsrg
hlHiHest arssaffuni that passes fhrass 3
ofa0e uaat stAn9 gbs closest lnNnaftFa-
Nnn. ana ne csu place Jos IN hana
tiafa. faHtafg hafsl will Gree ~ al
1851 aNF As&8mHNHf 90 maj EFe1sf k{uas
- call Ana lnVaatlsatt. flerfnAn.Au rF.
lsaa ihtesffnsnt Co. InrafEcrAtse. sfs
Third aENnuF.
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The funeral Of Mrs Eliza beth Red
Ilnger was held from the sacred
Heart church at o'clock this morn
in-.