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The women must &C.,. said Coun-
Gilman kistler. chairman OF the po-
lice. license and revenue committee,
THIS morning. when informed that
painted damHeis were went 20
|, rustic" for drinks la front OF the
bar In the savoy Saloon formerly the
notorious Goo-G Goo Eye. such II
contrary To The promise OF the pro-
prietor. that no woman would be al
lowed either In front Of OF behind
the bar, as officially made public by
the eomptrallcr'a uftiee nt the time
Moore made application for q saloon
license.
4 win investigate the matter. and
n md that Moore and his bonds
men made such an agreement as the
comptroller is quoted as saying they
did. | Will see that the women are
kept out of the saloon" continued
kiatier.
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iiut IN regard to making William
A. Ianfrella secure a license II they
wished to continue To sell liquors
at the Savoy. Mf. kintier would not
talk, lie admitted that he knew
Moore was out Of the place. and had
no connection with Il other than al
lowing the real proprietors 20 use
hia name. which appears in the H.
cenHe.
lie insists that II Williams A
yanfreiia want to conduct the saloon
under Moore's license. they have a
rlEht TO do so. and that the city has
no right to force Williams A Inn-
freila 20 either get a transfer or the
old license. OF 4 new one.
Mr. kiatler states that the place
II owned by one OF the local brewer
les and II merely being conducted by
williams 4 Zanfrelia.
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Fer ssIs-city Real Estate

A splendid farm situated miles from
Kent containing 30 acres. n acr~s
cleared: B-roorn houxe. large barn. or
chard Of TO trees, well wafsred, tnclud-
inr all stock. 5 COWS. milking. 2 2-yser-
ODDS; horses 2 waEons piosE. harrow.
calflvasor. etc. 10 chtckena. Situated
on one II the finest reads in the state.
ali for $500 Inquire Of
A LAWRENCE.
et@ft second avenue.
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One YEAR
FOR STELLA
Bowman Woman Must Serve Term
for Picking Pookets-other Sen.
fences

stella Bowman. the colored girl
recently convicted In the superior
court ~ having robbed Captain
samuel Stewart az Sl37, was SEN
tenced this morning by Judge 6rif-
fin 10 one year IN the penitentiary.
John Kesrier and Jesse Bartlett
who pleaded guilty 81 having held
10 John Michael, near Black Dia-
mond. we're Aeutenced to four years
each.
u. W. Buah, convicted OF burglary,
was given two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31
LONG TERMS
FOR RIOT

PATTERSON. Oct. si.-wm. Nc
Queen. an English anarchist. and
Rudolph diTossnan. a New York an
aruhist. convicted Of riot and mall
iciouW mischief an leaders OF the mob
during the slik dyerH disturbances
last June. were this morning sen
fenced 20 eight years hard labor IN
the penitentiaFy. Counsel for the
convicted men applied for writ OF
error. which Was granted. bail was
fixed at tsoee each. pending the re-
view Of the ease Va the supreme
court Friends Immediately stepped
forward and put up the bonds In
cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31
WELL DRESSED
LARCENIST

Frank Stewart, well dressed
man, was caught In the very act Of
committing a theft on Pike street
today at noon. After a short chase
he was caught by citizens. and de-
spite his pitifui pleadingn. turned
over to the police and locked up In
the city fail on a charge OF petty
larceny. He is Of middle age and
states that he has a wife and family
depending on him for support. The
police think he " professionai
thief from the manner In which he
committed hla crime this morning.
Shortly before noon today two men
entered the store OF Wnllin & Nord-
strom al sfS Pike street while one
~ them engaged the clerk IN CON
xcrsation, Stewart was seen to start
out OF the store with a pair OF shoes
under his coat. The clerk who had
been waiting on the man who came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31

READ AND CONSIDER
k-rD--FfVe acres OF beautiful land only ~
mile from the city limits on the north.
rfgft on a good county road. this prop
.rfv Is nne investment. as the prop
erty around a ia DEVELOPING rapidly ard
in two ycs<s more II VIII be worth $500
ADAMS q NICHOLS.
r4i4 second avenue. Room ara.
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II. J. KNIGHT
A BENEDICT

"a. J. Knight. purchasing agent Of
the Pacific Packing a Navigation
Co. In this city. and his bride. ar
rived on the steamer Queen early
this morning on their wedding tour.
They were married In San Francisco.
Oos "A, shortly before the departure
Of the Queen from that city. The
ceremony was performed by Judge
y. c. Is. Hubbard ~ the superior
court at San Francisco. In the Grand
hotel
In the evening sumptuous we'd
ding feast was served at the resi-
dence Of Capt. Hall Of the Queen.
Mrs. knight H. a handsome young
woman and IL connected with one Of
the most influential families In San
Francisco. she was formerly Mrs.
Anne N. Dibble.
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Dunlap. real estate. s. Union s'ees
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None More
important

In no other line OF merchandise IL
the average buyer called upon 60
trust more implicitly in the integ-
rity Of the seller than In purchasing
a plano. There are so many irnita-
lions. some OF which bear such a
striking resemblance TO the real, that
It's not by any means an easy mat
ter for the uninitlated 10 distinguish
the difference. We regret that deal
ers sometimes take advantage of the
lack Of knowledge on the part Of
their patrons and overlook the fact
that there IL such a word as 'tDita-
ton" and use a general term for all
pianos OF class when there In really
ms much difference as there In be-
tween day and night. We are very
particular I'm our representation and
every instrument In sold for exactly
what II ie. Our large general ware
rooms. as well as the five piano par
Tors. are crowded with the best as
sorted stock OF the leading makes
ever shown here. all going at from
a third 20 a half less than actual
value during our great expansion
surplus stock and special cut price
ania
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Compnrsffvety new Groom cottage, large
lawn with hydfnntsI fenced. good neigh
borhood. Cor only $500. Rainier Heights
car.
clear through block. fronting On three
rtreets with good house. water ard
frrIt. can divide lots other way and
have room for o OF small cottages:
terms.
ouALHEIN HOLMAN
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CONVENTION OF
WORKINCMEN
state Federation % Labor to Meet
January 5


state Labor Commissioner Black
man. president OF the State Fsdera-
ton Of Labor. who IL In the city.
announces that the annual consen.
ton OF the federation viii be held
ia seattle. January b 8 and !. The
sessions viii be held in Elks hall In
the Coleman block. II II estimated
that 300 20 600 delegates will be pres
ent. The state federation is char
tered by the American Federation of
Labor. IL was organized In this
state oniy . few years ago.
state Organizer whitney, who re-
turned 20 The city last night after a
tour of the state. said THE afternoon
that the growth Of the state organ
sxation has been very rapid. In JAM
uary ~ this year Il consisted OF only
tf0 unions. u now comprises few
more than 9so. and Mr.. whitney es-
Inmates that by the Close OF the year
the total enrolment will be more
than ZOO unions. The iaundrywork-
er~ Of the city have recently effected
: temporary organization. and prob
AMY viii soon be regularly affiliated
with the Hhirtwaist and Laundry
workers International Union. Last
w~ek Mr.. whitney organized n union
Of 100 lnundryworkerr IN Everett.
and previously one ~ 80 members In
aberdeen. The headquarters Of the
International union IL at Portland.
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POLICE NOTES

Tom Morris Was yesterday bound
over To the superior court on .
charge OF larceny from the person.
Hs in accused Of stealing watch
from John Suiilxan.s. pocket Ina n
isndefioin saloon. Ills bonds were
nxed at $500. lie failed 90 give the
ball.
II. q. Retff. well known 10 the Ee-
attic police. was arrested last might
BY Policsmen Wilson and Carr In
ponnession OF = large number Of new
carpenters tools The man has n
bad reputation ard could not give
= satisfactory explanation Of where
he got the tools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31

FoR NEVADA AND UTAH
600 RAILROAD MEN FOR NEVADA
MuCKERs. TRANSFERS.. HAMMERS
MEN AND MACHINE MEN. 500 TO
$50. SHIP DAILY.
MrIcHoL HAWKINS
lis WEST MAIN STREET.
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FANATICAL
PILGRIMS

yORRToN. AssinnIbuia. oct. IL
The wandering Doukhohors are only
80 miles away from here this morn
ins. en- route to Winnipeg They are
In a terrible state. from lack Of food
and their long march. Since leaving
home they have pnriaken Of no sub.
stantial meal. until this morning.
The mounted .ciire Of this district
have been fnobiilxnd and will follow
the. Zealnts II not inteFfered with.
the pilgrims viii go south into the
United Staf@es
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FAN FRANcISCO, oct. IL
Wheat, f3l LIS, 1872 lis.
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LOSES $500 IN
POSTOFFICE AND
RECEIVERS 1T

just 500 was the sum J. Martin. a
young man who lives at sit Weller
street. had restored TO him by the
po~tman this morning. Martin lost
the money. which was In the form
of certificates Of deposit. while mail
Ing letter at the poatoffice yesfer-
day afternoon.
He had given the valuable papers
up for lost, and was looking forward
10 much trouble, II not the loss OF
the money when the postmsn rams
his door bell.
Some honest man In the crowd
which was In the poetoffice at the
time picked up the envelope con-
tanning the certificates and handed
Ia Postmaster Stewart
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DEFENDANTS IN
GREEN LIGHT
MURDER CASE UP

James Triton, William Milton and
T. Churchill charged with the muir
der Of l.. A. Booth In the Green
Light saloon, were brought into the
10 be nfraigned. They we're allowed
10 days In which to plead.
william Leviaou. also charged
With having had n hand In the kill
Ing, appeared this morning and was
given a similar extension OF time by
Judge Griffin. II ~ understood that
demurrer OF the Information II "a
IL fllnH.
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streysd

sTRAYED-Large ned COW, white
spots, crumpied horns. Reward
for information. Ridgeway. Phone
Main les.
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plIeIAI or Mpe rpIrNo

THE funeral OF Mrs. Carrie u.
Friend. was held from the funeral
pariors Of Bonney a. Stewart this
afternoon at ? o'clock. Rev. Joseph
conducted the services. Mrs. Friend
was well known 81 Seattle. and the
funeral was largely attended. The
floral offerings were many and beaus
tffni. IHternent was IN the Hills of
Eternity cemetery.
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AT LARGE

CHEYENNE. Oct. si.-Ton Laruh.
the insane desperate who tore down
the cell wallis OF the state insane
asylum and escaped. Ia stlIl uncap-
tured The authorities fear a repe-
tltlon OF the career Of Harry Tracy.
"A r.arah has a mania for killing. A
large reward has been offered for
his apprehension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31
Wife SLAYER
IS CHEERFUL

There is not a man In the county jail
today who wears a more cheerful
smile than Mike Bartlett. charged
with the murder Of his wife last Mon-
day evening. lie talked at length 81
the Kindness OF his friends. who have
been constantly coming 10 the jafi
10 see him but refused 60 say word
about his case. except that he had
notified his relatives u his plight.
The seif-lnfiicsed wound IN HIS
head he says troubles him n little.
but IL considerably healed already
The accused man says that he has
three brothers ana one sister la
Alaaka.
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GOOD CHANCE
To acquire 10 acres 81 the finest Land in
King county sftrnfei on the corner Of
two main county rf6ds. short dtstADr,
from seattle: will produce a splendid
living for anybody: 5000. on terms. In
Quire -
A. LAWRENCE.
spsis Second avenue.
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rSoR eALE-Ffne corner Green Lake trent.
eheap. easy terms. also other cheap fots
different places In city. Owner. 2oo Pa
einc block.
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]. BLOOMFIELD. eArpenter and 1obb=r.
s07 hadisoa str~et. fodepsndent Phcns
Ae2e$
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BRINGS BODY
HOME

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. si.-The
transport Sheridan. which arrived
today. brought the body OF Father
McKinnon. superintendent Of schools
at Manila. Father McKinnon was
formerly chaplain Of the regiment OF
the Firnt California volunteers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31
REDWARD
GOES BACK

NEW YORK. Oct. si.--John Red
mond. with hla wife and son, sailed
for England today. John Dillon and
Michael Davitt Viii romain In this
country until Christmas.
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BERNSTEIN TO
FIGHT TIPMAN

BALTIMORE. Md, Oct sf.--Ioe
Bernstein. who has been doing more
fighting recently than any other man
in his class. is STATED for another go
tonight when he will face Joe Tip
man. the local fighter. The anair
viii be for 90 rounds and win be
pulled OF under the auspices OF the
Eureka athletic club.
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Great Sale Of Bankrupt Stock at The
Outlet Clothina Co., Next Wcer

A double force OF clerks and help
ers are unpacking and pricing the
great Bankrupt Stock of Mems and
Boys Clothing and Overcoats. and
Mems Furnishings secured by our
New York buyer Mt AZ cents on the
dollar Next week we shall place
the entire stock on sale. Many rec
ord making sales have been manag-
ed by The outlet Clothing Co. cor
ner of Washington street and Occi-
dental avenue. but this is to eclipse
them oil In the quality and quantity
OF goods 20 be sold and the remark
able cheapneas of prices asked.
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TO VISIT
MANASSAS

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Oct. IL
President Roosevelt. Secretary Root.
surgeon General Rixey and Score
tnry cortelyuu wiii go 10 Manassas.
Va. this evening for a two-dayr'
outing. They viii visft the battle
fields OF the civil war. which we're
fought near that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31
TESTING THE
CABLE

VICTORIA. p. G.. oct. sf.-The
electrical experts of the Pacific cable
board and the contractors who are
laying the Pacific cable are makins
final tests to-day Of the new cable
completed yesterday az f'aFnfield
creek. II rs expected that the line
will be taken ever from the con-
tractors tonight
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POLITICAL. MINsTnELs

The Political Minstfels will hold
the boards Mt the Grand Opera house
tonight. The aim Of the production
is "a buriesqne American political
campaign methods. II will be the
initial performances In public OF the
pupils u the Egan dramatic school.
and Il ia asserted by persons who
have Witnessed rehearrals that the
performance far outclaEsek any re-
cent amateur production In Seattle.
and that II compares favorabiy with
professional sninstreiry.
The costumes were made In New
York and are rich and tasteful.
Special scenery also has been paint
ed for the production The chorus
viii contain more than 100 male
voices The program includes IS
speeiaifies. al Of the clever charac-
ter. rstt
Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar.
osins oaiy-
1900 -
"a
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BROAD AND RYAN
FIGHT TONIGHT

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. 3i.--A promis-
ing pugilistic contest In the feather
weight division II scheduled for the
Transport Athletic Club tonight. The
prospective contestants are KID
Broad. the Cleveland fighter. and
Buddy" Ryan OF Chicago. Ryan
will have slight advantage In the
matter of weight. but this viii be
counterbalaneed by Breads superior
cieverness. The bout viii be a six
round affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31
BITTER
FEELING
EXISTS

TAMAQuA. Pa. Oct. si.--There IL
decidedly ugly feeling all through
the Panther Valley over the dircrim-
nation OF mining officials against
labor leaders. Unless the officials
recede from their present attitude
and take back all former employees
the men openly declare that they
will lay down their tools next Mon
day. There are 5000 men now en-
pioyed In Panther Valley.
oeney.i schalI. In eommsnd Of the
state militia here. said this morning
that no more troops will be returned
home untIi the matter II fully settled
as he fears a bad outbreak IN case
the men shall quit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31
FROM ARIZONA TO
DAWSON

We have received orders for Sheet
Music. Nothing like our present
closing out price on choice new Sheet
Music, Folios and Music Books OF all
kinds was ever known In this part
Of the country before.
All Sheet Music that retaiis regu-
larry at s5c now at zoe and that
which sells nt 2sc In only lie. and on
many pieces the proportlonate reduc-
tion IN still greater. Choice new
music. vocal and instrumental. SC
per copy. New standard instruction
books for all Instruments that retail
regularly 81 s. now 75c and s5c: 9TH
ers that sell esefywhere-at SIS now
only CSC. and those that retail at
81 now SIC and hundreds Of others
reduced IN same proportion
All mail orders for Sheet Music
must be accompanied with the price
fin draft. money order OF stamps. and
postage at the rate OF ic per sheet
for music. and from ioc to 2oc for
books. II too much is sent the ex-
cess viii be returned.
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DISAGREE

In the case OF Albert Towle W.
the btimHnn Min Company for
$50, 600 damages, the jury Ia Special
Judge iintch'a department of the
superior court disagreed. Towle
claimed TO have lost the use of his
arm IA an accident which was due
TO the cnrelcsaneas OF the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31
SMALL LOSSES
BY FIRES IN THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER

Fire Marshal kellosEn report for
October will shov the smallest FIRE
losses this month that have been ex-
perieneed In Seattle for months.
Tho only large loex reported was
that on the Harold Preston rest
dcnee. This fire was on October I,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31
BOODLER
CONVICTED

ST. LOUIS, Oct aI.--Edmund
tiersch, former member Of the
house delegates, WAS found guilty Of
perjury IN the bribery cases this
morning, and was sentenced 10 five
years IN the penitenfiary. The jury
was out but a minutes
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IN with Stewart. started aftet the
thief. THE crook ran and was final
~ captured by two men as he wsr
rounding the corner OF Fourth nv-
enue and Pike street. The alleged
confederate made his escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-31
MORE. MONEY
NEEDED

TACOMA, oct. 31.--The relief
committee named by Gov. Mcbride to
collect funds IN aid OF the forest FIRE
sufferers announces that more funds
are needed. az there Ia LEFT only $4,000
to aid 200 families.
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WON'T TALK

Mr.. u. W. Knight was committed
20 the insane asylum today b. Judge
Tallman, She 10 a young woman and
u IA thought that with treatment she
may recover. she has refused for
several days 60 speak a word.
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old SUIT
ON TRIAL
o. w. Deal Asks $4,000 Personal
Injury Damages frem City

"a. W. pears $4,000 damage sui,
against the city OF Seattle, Is on
trial In Superior Judge ncifs court
today. The cnre was once decided
in favor OF the city. but new trial
was granted.
Beal .vas badly hurt IN the explo-
sion OF a steam boiler under the
sidewalk IN front Of what IL now
Holden a Mornns saloon, ON Wash.
ington street The accident occurred
MarVh. isas.
lie rharKesthat the city was negii-
gent In allowing the boiler to be In
stalled under the sidewalk.
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CAPTAIN CALLS
CAPITAL CiTYS
ENGINEER A HERO

Capt Edwards, OF the wrecked
steamer Capital city. arrived In the
city NJ 2s45 o'clock this afternoon on
the Flyer. He says temporary re-
PAIRS on his Ncssri VIII be completed
10 that she can be brought to the
ways at Ballard tonight or tomor-
row. lie praises the conduct OF his
crew after the collision.
chief Engineer Scott bravcly stuck
to HIS post until the last. The water
came up ~ high IA his waist. and
deep down In the hold there WIS no
means of escape for him had the
steamer sunk.
several Of the crew advised him to
omen the throttle and go above, IL II
reported. but he believed II safer to
be on duty to reverse the engines. II
necessary He knew that the lives
OF passengers depended upon him.
Engineer Scott states that the wa
ter had put out the Ares and the
steam WAS so low that the wheel
turned for the last time Just as the
steamer struck shore.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. al
Wheat, 1871 lis, 1872 lis.
-
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Steamship Hyson of the Seattle
Oriental line Of freighters, arrived in
port at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
having made a quick passage OF 60
days from London to Puget sound
She came by way OF the East Indies,
China and japan. having encounter
ed n typhoon on the passage from
Yokohama, and n heavy southwest
gale and high seas last Saturday and
Sunday.
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ELECTRIC TREATMENT - az YeAies
way
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Found

FOrSD-A sail bcaf: name Ellen Owner
can have same by paying expenses Ar-
ply v. Carson. First avenue aad At1zE-
tic street south
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FIRST CABLE
MESSAGE

LONDON. oct 2i.-'rhe first cable
message sent over the British Inn
pcrfal Gable was received at Buck
ingham palace this morning.
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IN THE COURTS

The suit or Edward drctx ". the
Pacific Coast Company II being
heard by Special Judge Hatch in the
superior court today.
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Reward

$4,000 reward viii be paid for in
formation that VIII lead to the arr
rest and conviction Of any person OF
persons found cutting cables OF
otherwise damaging our property.
SUNSET TELEPHONE & TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY.
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wears old swing milk and one yearlins.s
both wiz he fresh IN the spring: can ~.
seen At eGt0 Second ayenn@
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EinanoiaI

A RTa.TABLE place 10 borrow money ON
diamonds watches, tewelry; low interest
n. n. West. 500 Pike street.
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Situation Wanted
Wanted to Buy

WANTED 10 buy one horse. lishi truck
ind Address. II. Taylor 1924 4Sth n
n 4 200 Occidental Ave. ofiee Fai-
mer house.
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Far saIs-MisesIIsneeus

TO LOAN private money at low rate AZ
tnterast pamus q Osner. loo Vestc~
way. Rooms 8. and 5.