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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-20
Gf0. II. WOODHOUSt co.
1909 SECOND AVENUE

NOTICE or HEcEfvFn's SALE.
N TIE afFE8ioH COURT or THE
state - WsshinEt9n. for KinE County.
bertha cayisr and ~ X. Davis. Defend
IN paruuanee ~ afra obedience 90 the sude-
fnsnt sad order - said oaart IN the above
entitled scties. Outs mass ard entered On
ths iEth day % Nexssnt@r. a. u. iee2. the
unfsr-iTnef rerfiysr in said Acfian viii On
Monday. December let. A IA fp02 81
e.eloch ?. =. = The main fruni door q the
is@airnAn warsssouss ai No. ssi 90 Hoo
both inclusive. on Ffrrt sHenus south in
iha city q hsaftis King eounfy. Washinf-
ton. sell A. public aac,ion 20 the highest
hiddsr foe cash IN hand. ths following ar
ttries 81 personai prcpeftY. goods. wares
ard nlsronandi.e. taken az The property o.
said dsfe1dnnta IN said a1fi0n 70 satisfy
the ciAlff4n and Judgment Of the plaintiff
thersiH. snd ensnprtssns the th~affieai out
~. ciothins, paraphsfnaiia and stage ecen-
cry ~ the Aiiszfiu Janaor Company. to-.t;i
oDr iargs packing case contalnins. 81
dsepsated STIR and plush waists. 7 deco
atsd siis and plush esatf. ! decors;ee siik
kni pi,ssh stirt 10 niis and plush robes Z
siik ana blush trc.ainx raes4ueHs "a calico
skirts. } tntf fifhtes q undeTrkirfn. 1 CHI
nese para&oi Chinese fans I trass lamp;
tnmsiin rphet: : rrsiln sash-s. pAlru
trunks. white tana.o- shantsrsL
Also one aFuaiirr packing case contain
ifK plain calico skfris. slik skirts. Is
deenrstsa aiik. satin end .plush waists. v
aeeoratea ailk snd ssti. coats; ! pair dack
psir black trunks; . siik and satin s,sfss.
: packages f&f-er snd cloth banner adxsY-
tisinF matter. Also rolls o. theatrical
's ssa jsss.s sg s1s y q s - .s
3tfh or. ard Interest. costs - suit recelv-
ere fees and Disbursements. aud aecralnE
Seattle. wash. November 18Th. ipoa
Receiver A. Aforesaid
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ALLEGED
FUGITIVE
ROBERT p. MoFFIT ARRESTED
ON CHARGE OF GmsEzzLE-
MENT AT HoNoKoNo

Robert Percy Moffit WINS arrested
last night at the Northern Pacific
depot on a charge OF emDekslemeht.
alleged to have been committed IN
Hongkong. and was rcmandcd TO
jnii by Commiantoncr kiafer this
morning In default OF 5000 bail No
hearing was given the prisoner TO.
day. the matter being postponed TIL
Saturday morning.
Mofntt n accused OF miaappropria-
ating s2.Ofs belonging to the Dairy
Farm Company OF 1ongkonF. OF
which concern he was acting score
tary, lie n said To have fled from
China and arrived with his wife In
San Francisco. November it.
From that city they came north.
reaching Seattle last night.
Detective Hyrnes made the arrest
upon a warrant that had been Issued
By Commissioner klefef at the re.
quest OF British Vice Consul Bernard
pelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-20
ROBBED HOSTESS

william Harris. who says he IL a
sailor. Is accused ~ stealing so from
Mrs A. Doyie'a purse while visiting
az her house on Seventh avenue. She
reported 70 the relils that Harris
was At her homo last night. and while
che was out Of the room for a few
minutes. $40 disappeared from her
purse.
She told Detectives Adams and
Lane that size thought Harris had
stolen the money. They arrested
him on pike street. When first taxi
en- up he denied that ne had stolen
the money. and even denied that he
had been NJ the house. When the
officers suggested that they tele-
phone TO the woman who was rob-
bed, ne admitted that he had been
at the house. but said that he had
taken nd3hing:
II IL probable that charge OF
petty larceny will be placed against
him.
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CHARGE AGAINST NEWELL

Mai Cicero Newell OF the indus
trial school. IL now charged with
beating q Ssede boy named Jacob
con no severely with hts nst that the
boy has since been confined 10 bed
with HIS infurisn The matter was
brought 20 the attention ~ Humane
ofsicer Ridsway by a Mrs. f.anEdon.
residing az zstt Western avenue. a
nelKhbor of she hnx's mother. The
hoy was ptit IN ssharRe % the rioYs
4 Girls Ala sociesy. Of which Mai
Newell IL the head. and when his
mother went 20 see hifn this morn
inE. II IN claimed she found him In
bed. with his face badly bruised from
the alleged assault Dffieer ftidEway
IL investigating the matter.
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|. |. SCOT 7
Is dead
OLD RESIDENT OF GREEN Riv
ER VALLEY PASSES AWAY

/. l.. Scott, until recently Justice
OF the peace Of Green River prrcinct.
died at Green River last night az the
AEe OF e. years. Death was due 70
heart failure. Judge Scott vac a
well known resident Of King county.
having lived here for the past IS
years.
He r. survived by a widow and
four ohiIdF~n. Roy aud George Scott.
Mrs A. Hubbard and SIRE. y. n
Butterworth. The funeral vii be
held 81 Auburn probably Sunday af-
tsrnoor.
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MORTALITY REPORT

The funeral Of Mrs. Ruth Cooper,
wife Of David 7. Cooper. who died
al 1924 Western avenue Tuesday
morning, will be held tomorrow af=
terneon at 2 O'Clock from Butter
worth'n chapel. Mrs Cooper'n hua-
band and five children. all now IN
this city. survived her. The children
are Mrs. James Gillespie, OF san de
TrIea. and Mrs. Charles Benson. Miss
Emma X. Cooper. william q. Cooper
and David +. Cooper. all Of Seattle.
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Another linemen's strike IL on. Ia
consequences OF the rafuaal OF the
Seattle Electric 60. 70 grant them
eight hours work for $500 day, all
iinemen employed In the street raii-
way and electric light service In this
city. and on the Seattle Tacoma In
terurban railroad. quit work this
morning. Between 40 and 80 men
are out.
The strike was declared al tho
regular meeting Of Local II. Inter-
national brotherhood OF Electric
Workers. Ia Ensiss' hall. late last
night. The Seattle Gas a Electric
Co.. which employs no iinemen. is
not involved in the difficulty.
business Agent Brown OF the Line
mems union. today stated the union =
side OF the eane as foiio~ri
The men struck for the electric
light iiueucn's scale Of wages. or
tas0 for eight hours work. The
company nav pays ra.eb for nine
hours After presenting our writ
ten demand 10 the company. con-
fnrenreA were held last Friday. and
also last Monday between represen-
tatives Of the union and officials Of
the company. THE latter refused TO
aeeeds and the strike was ordered
last night.
I'VE consider the work % electric
llnemeu more hazardous than that
of telephone llnefnen. and therefore
deserving better pay"
u. =. Robertnon. assistant Rener-
al manager 81 the Seattle Electric
Co. said thtls afternoon We made
a written agreement with the line
men last spring. which. although ~
did not specify the duration OF the
contract. We understood was TO be
effective for n year. az IL customary
AT a conference between business
Agent Brown OF the union. Fourth
Wee President Eaton Of tho Interna-
tionai brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers. and myself Hast Monday. I
stated that the company was willing
10 grant tho s-hotr day. but not the
increase In wages They refused to
settle upon this basis.
owing 90 the short winter days.
our men. as a u1le. work no more
than seven or eight hours a day any.
how. so the granting Of the s-hour
day would not have materially ef-
feetrd the contrary, The question
~ recognizing the fAnemenis union
b not involved We have always
WATCHES. oisMoNos. FINE
IFWELRy AND sILvE RWARE
Albert Hans8sy 1os is.
The largest jswelry house In tho
Northwest -.
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Contractor Complains

+. Al. Mclean & CO. have filed a
complaint with the board OF public
works against the Diamond Ice aud
storage Company. Mclean says. Ia
fulfillment Of contract 90 pave ths
alley extending from Pike 60 thi.
cefNify streets. between f1rnt and
Second avenues. he ciaired the alley
and prepared o. lay concrete. While
his men were of for dinner the Ice
company. he alleges. tore up the al
ley TO lay steam pipes. Mclean
wants the beard n force the Offend
Ing company to put the alley In the
condition " found IL.
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PORTLAND
VERY MAD

PORTLAND. Nov. 7s-Ail the
commercial organizations of the city
arr much incanHcd over the reported
statement OF President Melieu Of the
Northern Pacific railway. that the
Lewis and Clark fair planned for
1898 viii be like a Fourth OF July
celebration with nobody TO see the
fireworks"
Many in-iH, that the city should
demand a rstraetion- The feeling -
very bitter and = boycott OF the
Northern Pacific II threatened.
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MARINE NOTES

The japanese liner Tosa Maru
viii arrive at this port AZ o'clock
this evening from Yokohama.
The umatilia arrived at 2 30 this
a afternoon from San Francisco. car
ryinE 9s passengers for Puget sound
points. Che encountered little rough
weather. but reports heavy breakers
rolling IN NJ the straits.
The Dirigo arrived this morning AZ
9 o'clock from Lynn canal with -
passengers and a cargo Of salmon
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Held FOR MURDER
OF AMERICAN GIRL
Russian Officer in Paris Charged With KIinS
His Mistress

had shot her accidentally. Later
he said that the girl committed sui
eide
Miss Gore came here from Amefi-
ca 10 study music and became the
Ruanian'a mistress. Her Identity IL
not fully known. but she IL said 10
be connected with a widely known
family.
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WILL BUILD
the CABLE

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Nov. %
President Clarence n. Mnckay. or
ths Pacific Gable Company. called
upon Attorney General Knox this af-
fernoou and announced the CON-
pany's ability and Intention to con-
atruct a cable line from Manila To
Shanghai within a year. The DIFF
ftcuity has been In securing a land
ing place IN China. but that f. now
arranged for.
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An adjourned meeting o. the Car
peuters. f3i. viii be held At their
hall, 1890 4th ave. on Friday even
ing. Nov. 3iet. at 7.a0 o'clock .. m.
Il - important that there IL a good
Attendance 10 vote on amendments to
the general constitution. One
II 20 Increase our per
capita tax sc per member. ]. N.
wilkins. Rec. Sec.
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LIKELY TO BE
REVOKED

The three concert hall licenses sur
rentitiously secured Monday evening
hs dlvekccpers of the old tendoriain
district. besides being forced to stand
a test In the courts. viii have 10 run
The gauntlet OF a council investika-
ton.
Councilman kistler, chairman Of
the police. license aud revenue com.
mlttee. stated today that he would
bring the matter before hin commit
tee az its next meeting. lie prom-
i#es a thorough Investigation. but
VIII not predict the probable out
come.
IL In well known that several mem.
bers OF the police. license and rev
enue committee are extremely
friendly 10 the old tondcriain dive
Keepers. A. "A result a warm fight.
which Will In all probability be car
rtcd Into the council chamber. IN ex-
pected. The council has complete
control Of the concert hall Licenses
under the new ordinance. and Il may
revoke the licenses secured by
stealth. IL has this power.
IL In claimed that tho council would
be perfectly Justified in doing this
eecaune % the open attempt OF th.
diNekeenera 10 thwart its veil aud
defeat the intent OF the new orii-
nance.
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PARIS, Nov. a0.--Captain Dazow-
ski. an officer 81 the Russian lm-
perlai guard. was arrested today
charged with numbering an Amefi-
can girl named Helen Gore. The
girl was found dead ia her room
with IA bullet hole Through her eft
breast. lie told the peiioe contra
dictory stories. saying FIRST that he
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ELDER SAILS

PORTLAND, Nov. 20.-The steam.
er George ". Elder, which has been
tied up here for six weeks by tho
engineefu strike, VIII sail this after
noon with non-union engineers ana
the old crew. The scat crew im-
ported from san Francisco all de-
serted.
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WANTS MORE
PROSPERITY

rfTTsBuRG. Nov. eo.--promin-
ent officials OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road stated this morning that an in
crease of freight rates on every
thing IA the commodity list wili 90
Into effect the first ~ the neN year.
Classified rates will probably re-
main undlsturhed. Thir very likely
rcreshadows similar action by all
American raiiwayn-
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TRIED TO
BLACKMAIl

JERSEY CITY. Nov. si.--Botho
SfFubel. who vas arrested yeaferda
has confessed to the police that he j.
the author OF the threatening letters
which have lately been received BY
Morgan. Sage. Vanderbilt and other
prominent ruaaciers. and that II " "a
a biarkn1aiilnG scheme.
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LINEMEN OF SEATTLE
ELECTRIC COMPANY OUT
STRIKE HOURS WORK AND saso A DAY WAGES IN:
STEAD NINE HOURS AND s325-BErwEEN FORTY AND
FIFTY EMPLOYEES INVOLVED
m union ana none-unIon

employed both union and none-union
men"
The iinenen recently secured 1875
for eight hours work from the hun-
set Telephone company, and the
strike today ~ merely IN line with
the plan OF the local union To bring
about uniformity in hours ana wages.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
were issued today. Edwin q. Baker
and leatclla N. Jackson. both of legal
age. and Of Seattle. Fred J. Crab
tree. 20, Of Dayton. or, and AIRS.
Namiu krihs. 30. Of Salem, Or. VIM.
III Thomas, "a, and Idn Morris, 20,
both Of Seattle VIM. 9. Richard. 20,
and Mamie J.. HialeY, ~. both Of
seattle. Jacob II. LindRtrom and
Greetn fmp0in, both OF legal age. and
of Seattle; Axel Holman OF ballard,
ana Carolina NJ. Harley of Seattle.
=-~4----
Reiehert Bros. Pianos. 10 Union.
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Charles Smith. n negro who IN
wanted in Pocatelin. Idaho. upon tho
charge of committing a murderous
assault upon another negro with an
iron coupling pin, vas arrested this
afternoon by Detectives Burns and
xraDpenafctu
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MAROONED

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 20.-~Four-
teen people mnTOpned on the Fnral-
lone Islands have been kept there
Tor three weeks because no boat has
been able 10 land there IN that time.
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ny
ROBERT mALTnY. 40 New YORK block
STOCK HAhcItsaeu arrer, 100 affsr
cleared, All fenced. plenty u funnirE VET
o.. house. barn and o1ibuiiglaEs. miles
from cre6uely 100. a..
proved. gasI 2.aiary house, large barn,
several outbuiidiuRn. efratn t'pafa'.i
run 10 water rover On The pinfs ~
miieh cows ons tsrssy beii. rpga hsa.t
team wagons. hHfnrts moving machine.
fuii oHi0i d FARMING topiHi ssgyo.
HTDsE HhNfu@lH4 ACRES. 70 acres I'M
proved. a.nsm house, lafys barn, De-. ~
oral gutbuildingH. good orchard fi@v1.
gEVISTY- aHyEN scrcs. nearly al rieh
bottom land. 80 acres in cultivation
plenty q funning wats.. Groom hs ,.''..
small town. fIfs9
WATERFRONT an the HDuna-ifp asfr.
facing nice bsaoh. eme-thirh bottom lanY'
balnHee level upland. - tefss nishff o.
orchard Of 100 heafine tresr. smell ftliits.
running water, 1-fggfn house, iAffs hsth
chicken honeefi NAL afd Ffeffflss 9sHF
cred AZ the houss aaiiy free of eharEe'
nErWEEN sEATTLE and Taeo1na,-to
acres good mnd handy 70 intsfafnan
rnads ~ Heres improved. t@room hgil.'
BARN seysrsl oufbJiidinsn. nns ofehsra
80 bearing trees. small fruits hpf'hS
BOTTOM LkeD-s5 acres. nne roii. been
used for pasture Tor years. ven Easy
clearing. eiese r. small town handy 70
sEyEETEfs ACRES Rich level lard.
very productive soil. all partially ma.
proved. small house, tract faces on good
county road. nye minutes walk from 90
pot, stores. poatefacs and good school
fGfO
several ave and ten acre trae,s o. the
test valley land. near the new seat'is-
Tacoma Electric linz.
ROBERT MAfsrBY. 40 New York elock.
o.. s TURNER a co.
Hays few snaps that kusT Be soid this
week.
A One lot tozi3o. al improvements paid
near James street. psNcr house. dont
this look Eoea 70 ,i fssi
A lot sori2G sdioinlrz The shove: city
water and sewer IN and paid streets
graded. what 90 yol think Of ~
$3.50.
We have a store with o housekeeping rooms
- fg s 20 ms p "a s' ne
grocery business can naaks a good thing
alt q this: t5f9 cssh. balance ienx
tine.
new s-roem cottage bath. ciesst, pantryi
rents Tor so. hne visas ihis IL aatoin-
Ing tho CsitaI iiT diffftet.
For fa1o
We have a lot 0azi2O. 81 tiaekf ffem
nebHy hotel. inFide n blocks % fike
street.
4 lot d0xieo o. Twelfth. near HsdiAon.
yoa will do well n you can get this lot
year from nov for swiee the money.
We s r., sss gps e. , e s 20 s ~.
snnpa and Consequently make sale once
~ 4 TURNER a CO,
ie3 Cherry street.
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MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral OF Aaron Mercer wih
Be held from Bonncy a stewards
chanel at ] o'clock tomorrow after
noon. fntefmcnt VIII be In Mt.
Pleasant cemetery
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Mrs. Tooiey. OF 700 Seventh ave-
nue.. reported 70 the police last ev-
snfng that a chatelaine bog attached
to her belt had been cut of by some
thief either ON the street or In some
drv goods store. The purse con-
taiue1 among other things $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-20

Twin Baby Clothes Pin Dance.
given by Crown Circle No. a2G, New
ellis hall. South Seattle. Saturday.
November %. Tickets, soc. Ladies'
free.
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7 An TIE MN
HOUSE repaifinx IN All branches. rubber
weather stripping. glazing, ring pong
tables. efr. atp Madison. phouem-Eunret,
Main ti7o. fndependent. Red 1851.
JAcKsON'a ExpreAr and Transfer Co. We
DO ell kinds Of taaminE. furniture and
piano moving. baggage and trunks trans
ferred. stored free days. Second aad
Cherry. under Pei. Red T2t2
RING UP MAIN Tos
For cleaning and renoTsttnE gents and
ladies' clothes. CITY Dye Works.
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All contracts for advertising In
Cook Book being Issued by Ladies
or St Marks Parish must bear the
signature OF Mrs. n. u. Dunbar.
chairman Of committee,
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The attention OF consumers OF
electric light and power u called 20
oar new reduced rates on same.
Full details given In display advef-
tisemeut ON page ). Seattle Eiec-
trio Co.
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Lost

PACKAGE containing $40 beer
stamps from overcoat pocket, at
Bismnrck. Wednesday night. Lib
erai reward for return of same TO
Bismarck
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LOTS.
tsao-4is lots each s0ri2o on Thirtieth sv-
.sne rear Thomas. blocks from Madison
car lIn@.
tsasI-Eieeh 40si20. nireiy graded. lev-i. On
Slneteenfh. htaeks fran Hadlsoa ear.
blocks from school.
tf1S 10 s3pp-1hoice u lots In brooklyn on
tnigerHitg car 81 State University.
fTfoa-ifhalce Of lots e0xfes between Fif-
tenth AMI Tw~nffsfh 90 and ne1r Ieffer-
all around
500 eaeh-Iofs on Queen AIMS hill. one
block fruu car ifne.
80 20 500 for s0nls Of preitiszt view lots
in Ballard.
f7pl-cnrnsr e01ioo on Broadway. city
water in and peid for. lots level. mag
rifcenf view near ear line. go cash.
balance monthly.
fsso -Saxiso On nrpa4way car near pros
poet are and canltoi hill: hns houses all
around.
PETIT ROS
New Ynrk hfufk
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RAINIER BEAcH
HoMFsEEKERS pARApraE.
ssoco seooo. s7s.oo LOTS
o AND SO Down AND ss MONTH


The prcttiest and rns~t convenient place on
iaks washington IN which 20 own =
home; vice level lots, grand views. finest
u D m. Sc fare. school. stores. church,
saectrtc street lights sidewalk, cleared
avenues and lots high and heaithfui,
over h~o lots roids new homes foinx up
an ever the plat lots arr selling last:
delay soins TO Rainier Beach; take cars
on Washington street. see Mr.. Weed.
agent. at office at Rainier Beach, or call
on owner c ". Eturteyant. 1fo Bosfon
block.
TWO CHOICE BUYS.
teeo-A me house. Of seven large rooms
ana basement. two tine let's unohatrtict-
81 view Of mountains and Sound. two
blocks nom earl situated on West Queen
Anne.
BARGAIN No. 2
s19S-Ffye aeres Of fne land. - minutes
walk from electric cars. easy clearing.
Euod read 20 thu city ami near schooi; SIS
down. yearly payments on balance. tn
terext at per cent.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
1914 Second avenue. Room Hl2
Phone James ssTs
one acre and 4-roosn house Brighton Beach.
two-thir'is Cleared; fruit trees. fences.
etc. cheap.
Elsgant corner on Eighteenth. ooxisT;
SIR room modern home on Seventeenth sv-
enue. doxisss $500. on easy terms; fne
Eleven room house and eoxieo one block
from Yesler On Nineteenth. $500. terns
Many small cottages and cheap lots in all
parts city. call and see NJ.
BOGuE a CO,
62s Pacific block.
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Professor Wilson ut Ranke Han
Monday and Friday evenings Pri-
vate lessons daily.
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FETTfT q F0N.
New YORK Hook

A SNAP.
A modern wei built, roorns. both hot anf
Grid water. basement. full sine % hoVre
ssabie 30rss. for tfhs1. s575 cash. bsl.
fI0 PER quarter.
soMETHISG GOOD.
10 acres situated On the corner Of two
main coantx roads. acres under pios
seil Fsod as any In thu STATE. viii be sold
at bargain. terms
az ists in paientine Hfii addition. eioee In
p-opsray, iArT~ ictt. for $500. biggest
klnd q bargain the iots wil Eeii for
tito apiece.
oae - the finest farms in the state. con-
tanning leo acree % battoru land. IS
scr~s under plo~. nrst class halldlaxs,
90 head Of stock. 100 tons 81 cat hay 10
harm. 90 tons potatoes. good orchard.
There u fortune IN this pruperty for
ftght party. Price $1,000. Terms.
A. LAWRENCE
f4sA second avenue.
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Personal


consus the best. King soio-
mon. the oaiyt colorod ciafrvcfa ant and
palnsiHt In the world" Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refuuded Danger.
t11esee, sickness can b. agcrtcd. disaster
turned 20 success. despair 20 happiness.
Advice on business. spfcsllasiona, mines.
etc. Love and domestic troubles settled.
feunite the eHpAratei. tells whom you
aro better adapted 10 marry. huN to win
hie or her love Anyone suffering with
the blues or despondspcy can be convert
ed back 20 their fnfuler selves and self
confidence. restored. You can consult
Prof King Solomon az ali hours IN hts
private cnics. 1871 Third avenue. corner
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