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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-10
MACkAY'5 CABLE
FILLS THE: BILL
an !AsHINGToN, d. C.. May 25.-

az ! ASHlNGTON, ID. c., May 25.-
wv Senator Perkins of California,
who introduced the Coriss Pa
cific Gable bill in the Senate, was today
speaking of the matter in connection
with the recent decision of the House
Committee on Rules to fix a time for
the consideration of the measure in the
House. He said:
Il have been for years anxious for a
cable across the Pacific. / introduced
the Corliss bill in the Senate and fully
intended to push it. | was confident
of its passage through both Houses.
But this was with the impression that
the only way to get Pacific cable was
10 nave the government build ii or to
pay larger subsidy than would be
advisable to induce a private COM
pany to build it. The fact developed
that perfectly capable and reliable
private company had decided to build
the cable without any government aid
and had let contracts to that end
This company-the Commercial Pa
cihc Gable Company-has offered to
build the cable upon its own RESPONSE
biiity with its own money. and at its
own risk, and, as matter of fact is
now proceeding very rapidly with the
work. 1t has selected landing places
in san Francisco and it will complete
the cable to Hawaii before this year is
over and go to Manila within two
years thereafter. 1t cheerfully accepts
the right of the government to fix the
rate for government messages; 1t guar
antees reduction of the rate to the
public from sl.66 a word to 81 a word;
1t agrees under a binding contract to
submit without protest to government
censorship in time of war or whenever
the government may deem censorship
Is advisable; and 1t epitomes this fair
ness by agreeing that the government
may take the cable at its appraised
valuation If the government wishes to
embark i'm Pacific cable ownership 1t
makes part of its proposed contract
with the government all of the condi-
tions of the Postal Act of 1866. under
which precedence is given to govern
ment messages and the government is
as fully taken care of as n Congress
sional act could provide.
The Senate Naval Affairs Commit
tee To whom this bill was referred,
TOOK up the question of a Pacific cable
and found that this was the situation.
! then asked that my bill be indefinite
ly laid aside, and the committee as
sented 10 this by a unanimous vote
This is about the only proposition that
/ have ever seen before Congress that
had but one side 20 it, 1t is in no wise
probable that the government at this
time wishes unnecessarily to invest
nfteen or twenty million dollars i'm a
Pacific cable. II the government should
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either now or hereafter desire to own
a cable across the Pacific, the only
reasonable thing FOR the government
to do is to let this company build
cable and then buy it from them. This
would save a great deal of trouble and
expense and time. No one Questions
that an experienced private cable COM
pany can build and lay the cable more
chedply and more quickly than the
government, and operate it more eco
nOmiCally.
wherefore. it seems to me that the
only question left involved is whether
the private company means to carry
out the enterprise ana is able to do So
OF this, no one who knows the COM
pany in this case viii doubt. The Com
mercial Pacific Gable Company is an
outGruwIh of the Well known CONNER
cial Gable Company of which john w.
Mackay is president and chief stock
holder. MIR Mackay's character and
business integrity are beyond question.
He is CALIFORNIAN; he is thoroughly
patriotic American: he has large
wealth; and | do believe that he is EN-
barking in this mammoth Pacific cable
enterprise more as matter Of pride
than a matter of prospective profit. He
has risen from extreme poverty to the
position of q general Of industry in the
cable world and ne wishes to climax
his cable achievements by building the
first cable across the wide Pacific. Its
accomplishment vlll be a triumph of
American enterprise"
Representative Loud, the dean of the
California delegation in the House, in
speaking today on the same subject,
said
Il do not believe the government
should embark in any enterprise which
can Segitimately be carried on by pri-
To hot
private enterprise has already inaugur-
ated project to build a Pacific cable
and that the work is now in progress.
Mr.. John w Mackay, the head of the
company, is held in the highest esteem
in California, both as a business man
and Il citizen; and from what / learn
from friend. OF mine who are intimate
with him, / have absolute confidence in
mis- word and that he will do whatever
he agrees to do. i hold 10 the view that
the government should not compete
with any person or corporation in the
transaction OF any business"
Representative Woods of California
expressed the same sentiment in these
words:
with the work of building a Pacific
cable well under way, with n private
company OF undoubted integrity and
responsibility back of It, it seems to
me that the proposition for the gov
eminent 10 expend ten or twenty mil
lion dollars in this enterprise is un-
worthy of consideration. AS for John
Mackay, the head of this cable COM
pany, We knew him in California when
he handled a pick and shovel. We
have seen him rise by square means to
his present position. We know that he
will faithfully perform whatever he
promises. You will not find a Califor-
man whose word is of value who will
speak otherwise of Mr.. Mackay"
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From Mondays Gaily)
Qrom Mondays Gaily)
LAVA Stops OVER
FROM THE CRATER
A Matter OF Fact Statement oil
What Is Doing in PeIe's
Domain.
] OLCANO HOUSE, June 5.-Dear
Sir: Yours of June 2 received. /


Sir: Yours of June received.
am pleased TO inform you that
the crater is now active.
Sunday, June !, at 10 a. m, there
las observed an outburst of gases, red
dust and black smoke from Halemau-
mau; at noon another outburst of gases
was noticed. In going down nothing
could be seen in the pit on account
of the dense smoke The black lava
around the pit was covered with a fine
red dust
The following Monday and Tuesday
nothing unusual. But at about 10 80
p. IN. Tuesday faint glow was seen
over llalemaumau, which kept getting
brighter on going over it was found
that small stream of lava had brok-
IN out on the southwest or Kau side of
the pit and running down TO the bot
tom, forming small lake. There Is
SIM considerable amount of smoke,
which seems unprecedented when there
is fire.
rhis evening the sight was grand A
party of English tourists saw 1t. The
way IT Is now acting the fire will con-
tinue for some time.
FROM the record books here I find
mat the last fire from HaIemaumau
disappeared during the month of Sep
TENDER 1896. Very truly yours
f. WALDRON.
"a SLIGHT appearance was reported in
lsSs.-Ed)
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Is4s4sassaaas4.ssss44l


POO ssh sht hss closed ta fs,uf NAV
y. % :, .a Of .aass aa'u' . s' a'', m s, r,'' Of t' m
d,ssnstaisrs
'h.fe somen's naetea ehanr nae he selling
"rhh 80 hs hohnE fof the
TOE
RS, ira r,ap,, company ,e.,,ra,,
s,as Se esss ioi 6s purpose OF suSo p SS
asu6, SSt mutton e .,o5s 5 the .Sae q
o.s bonds. or, million aoa T' ''' ''''
Gaelic fci san ranc.o it was
steps ssS sd the ars "@' s son. .am s' oP Sa s
de'ormsnts which the Rapid Transit company decide to make
sd come TIT. %"s done by . as sn
at 1911 and @ again 10 At @ SsSn
Rapid Transit there was a decline
at sS There so , S of lna s,oe
coming out P where 'Sec al f h money hand '
at price Of the last a Without tax
y, E" "a. s- solid "a.
a H oh Which Ys ss ss at sss "n, 9 s n r. M " . T
m ' Company % S SI TS Gny mGS'@SGn S%"1 was O Of
Pepsekeo sugar Co cent leland 'a;
''5' o3R" o"' 0''"'' IA "'"'"''
29-sugarrav steady fair refining s,c centrifugal
SO test $40; molasses refine
ESTATE
Tas IL. little interest in real estate what brought the
Market by e prospect OF extensions of the Rapid
proposed line through wok and the nav en many " %1E tine
road changing hands too in
dcy the people to sct outside h former s"s g
the prospects as a the s sDp m h way of SH5 o%@ ,oT %d
be
ing Aakea streets
The Financial May 90. saws:
very
oentrusa is this pcs
however in
sugar shares in Honolulu improving and elsewhere
H. Hutchinson at 1875 The
the
peca o the riserl
SAN FRANCISCO May 3Raw has
the week. a
and country Merchant This
a% ss Vi the not " sS s ssn Sac @&
Il Of
to by the
VIII take place if
as oment
Whether
a
lying to
ports
a the
s'coy business with the
o
v ere ready say in August
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Harrim ans Close Call.

REDDING. Cal, May 2.-The special
train bearing President Hartman and
other officials came near being wrecked
near Roseburg, Greg. A young man con-
fessed that he made the attempt to ditch
the train and has been sent to prison.
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Stanford Ora yates

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May rs.
Two hundred and twelve young men
and women today became graduates
of Stanford University. The principal
addresses were made by A. II. Murry
ana President David Starr Jordan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-18
II WAS FAiR. ALL AROUND

rejection
Nav
o
o applicant
pei
When Master Phillip and Master
Pedigree
quickly
would
q
.
cant try gain
IN are Of
their fathers
add to the fame
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rev. asvslLs VISITS OREGON

Rev. +. Piumucr Rexeiie and his
son Paul left this morning for Ash
land, Ore, To- attend the state con-
ventiau 81 the Christian Endesvor
Society 81 oregon. Rev. HcVslle witl
make several addresses before the
convention. He Will be gone until
next Monday. In his absence Dr.
Donald Ross Of Seattle will fili hts
pulpit next Sunday morning. and
Rev. III. r.. Hartxeil 81 Georgetown
VIII preach In the evening.
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MORE OF MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP

ownership good good in fact
embarked tn enterprises that VIII s'are
something plain people. something
3
displays municipal cost
sheffield made
Of the
IN
Alexander
hold expostons and
81
stesid Hun municipal crenatofy and
Liverpool hotel each
Nottingham dwellings, baths natural hts
hospitals purchased castle and forest
furnishes the Be
The city
ssared the
5 wnedb the city
n o.
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board at that time and have a hear
ing.
Dated this sd day Of May. 1904.
COUNTY COMMISSION IkH OF
KING COUNTY
Hy Geo. u. fsampinE.
CLERK % the board.
NOTICE OF HEARING In Re sale
Of Lot /. Block s, OF King County
Addition.
Notice 10 hereby given that the
board u county commissioners Of
kins county. Wash. viii convene Ia
their rooms in the King County
Court house ON the 9efh day OF
June. tsos. At the hour Of o'clock
.. m. for the purpose Of determining
upon the advtsAniltty ~ selling lot l.
block Q. 81 King County addition.
Parties interested for or against
said sale will appear before this
board at that time and have hear
in-
Dated this I'D dav @f afny. 1898.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
KING COUNTY.
Hy eiea. ". IsRmpinK.
clerk 81 the Board.
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FOURTH ON
PIKE ST
NOTHING LEFT uNooNE TO
MAKE the CELEBRATION
ATTRACTIVE

- ' NAV I'VE
Pike street on the Fourth OF July
viii be the limit as far as a celebra-
ton Of the NATIONAL day goea,
Icff drRNes, one u the members
Of the committee. ia most enthnsi.
nstic. tie marked this morning..
Welt Just watch ua. that ~ all
want We have attractions Co keep
thu people Of Seattle busy, We are
going TO have "A ppfade every day
aud We are going "a show the people
81 Seattle something new IN the line
Of fioats We VIII have stands
erected al First avenue aud Pike
street Second avenue and Pike
street. and Firm avenue aud Pike
street. From these stands the speak
efs az the day VIII deliver their era
tians, Walter =. Fulton. prosecuting
attorney. Win read the Declaration
% Independence. and Mayor Humer
Will welcome the guests TO the Pike
street festivities.
Bands To nurn
I'VE viii have hands to hurn. on
every corner there Will he good
aggregation 20 furnish music. since
the celebration has been announced
| have had letters from several
music houses IA New York stating
that they viii send us the very latest
IN the music line free Well. We VIII
eadcavor with ouf bands % give all
the late New York music ncrt 10 Us %
Tire Committee
Frank T., Mullen. Henry Heck. ].
T. l.. Graves and Al barton COM
prise the committee on the eelrbra.
ton. A feature will be a confetti"
battle every night 81 the celebration.
Foot Faces hityCls rafaa balloon a.
tensions and hand concerts viii BE-
held every hour OF the glorious
Fourth"
More invitations will be sent cut
Governor Mcbride and all the state
officials VIII be invited.
We viii treat the people we'll
said Mr.. Mullen today. Let them
eome and they Will be assured Of a
good time"
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As stated through the news col
umns Of the Daily Star OF yesterday
! have bought the entire stock OF
the Bankrupt Giobe Clothing Co. at
less than one-haif the ccst OF pro-
daction. and every person who has
delayed buying their spring aud
summer wearing apparel will noss
receive their reward. as next Satur-
day morning. June "a, the biggest
a4le OF Mems and Boys Clothing.
shoes Hats ana Furniahlngs ever
offered In the West will begin. and
costs. values or losses will not be
considered. as | intend 90 sell quick :
~ the entire stock OF the Glohs
Clothing Co. Mt a5c Co zoe on the dol :
lar. I'm order 70 clear out everything.
20 an to equip the salesroom with
entire new fixtures and then stock IL
with the largest ard finest line Of
goods In this country. Sale viii be
at 1908 LIST ave. Globe Clothing Co n
stand Alexander Bridge. Prop.
Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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Just Before Dawn" has been Of
fered by the stock company at the
Third Avenue theater for the first
part of this week. II In a meio-
drama well stnged and cieveriy act
ed. East Lynne" VIII open tornor-
row night and will hold the boards
for the balance Of the week.
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NOTICE or HEARING Sale OF lot
8, block 8, King County addition
tfractlonan.
Notice IN hereby rlven that the
board OF county commissioners Of
King county, Wash viii convene IN
their rooms In tho King County
Court House on the 2sth day OF June.
1902 at the hour of o'clock n. m.
for the purpose 81 determining the
Availability uf selling the southeast
erly 20 feet of lot 8. block 4. King
County addition
Parties Interested for or against
said sale Will appear before tai A
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kITTENs BORN IN 4 $40 HAT

VICTORIA c. Torinson packed her
slowed
NESTING carefully
crow OF unbeknown 10 E-teia
the
fuhe
we're the prop OF
Born en- record Miss Tonn
nadeo
her ami Immediately
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Sunset OH and Refining CO.

Second block OF stock OF 1909
shares nearly all aoId. That remain
ing yet % be had 81 fse per share.
Those desiring stock will DO we'll 10
act promptly. Esriy advance IN price
ELLIS HoHEfssoS. AaHt. Sec.
Basement Mutual Life bldg. Seat
tie Wash.
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WANrtsft-Ha and wife woman 20
tnssrd crNW % mea man to Wfps En-.
sire turkers ~ 1a. shihruad men
$40 NTH men. s1,ea near city. farm
hands. 30 steam shovel mEu 81 70. fro
ftfFi nifht coax $40 Nesks cautQ ra.ak
$50 Hrnticn men &i.t4. wood duttera
q" cord railroad ishufera ~ 90 POI
Efurllt ussnt Agency. basement 1sl2 o..
cfdrniai avenue. phone, Union ~.
SEATTLE Employment once Turntables
irHf usale AMI female hrlp IN citT ta4
ffkri mes phone. Main ISIS
PACIFIC Emp. Once. iios "a Ave. fur.
ntehes best help IN city. Call up Main
80. Mrs. Reyes. Mgr.
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Al the Third Avenue

parts and clever production is tn
Wa9rrtf
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IN TffE MAX.
No riss tn yuuf houee WITH ny uindow
snd dnaf xrfasns. hpaEe r~raifins in al
tFNnehesi alaniuEi Tins Pong tables. etc.
SIC Mstlsan. phans. Masn alto. NssasiL
JACKSON EtrFeas q fraHsfsr CO. We
d al kiH1e e tsafninE. faruisure Aaa
plane fnaxtes. tasrees aad truaks uaas-
fsfrsl stored free ; days tre1ud ee3
Ctefry. under p, l.. Hsf TIA
HING EF MAIN ses.
Fef eiraniru aeA rensvatins Esrts ene
ladies' etafbsa Ctr DYE Wefka
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ron sALE-errv MAJ ESTATE

- - - - - " y = = - y
QUALITY coss KsfFScr ASD BEATTY
TIE apaiily u this prppsTtY cannot - "a.
eeii~ti arres ~ ven richest - Vaitsf
isse thereushiy esiiississ. Eosa sah.ssia.
tai > fs@sti hoses, fftns barn. me orchard
Apia~s. n@~ru. CHERRIES. siums ard cas
- ihe finest efNsu q berries ~ fhs
81 an slssSnt safisss drsss~ va 70 '' -.
city. near a ~ 1nsdsd seho.! ns4s-r
to bstin~s r-ntss Of ne city thar IT,
sss,. Il. ssas.ss = e,s - !, = r = IT,
Erssn esids ssa river um eomhIas =
fasss a. iss1i hosas We ~ln sell yea
yssrs tlaae IN asferrss f.ngrnrnts inter
cHNs 4. ADAMS.
80 rtonssf tniiiaing.
A THOROUGHLY wsif buffs s-rr.a-n hs,ae
500 dss.En. siiuata On uefnrr "a. gsss
.esat setsl. sf~F1 modern eonfsaisnos
, ser~. ~ Kirsasna siso All cleared
o. aerss 7 miles from Hsasnond. 1900
s9rth q cedar. tsoo
A. LAWRENCE.
sssa Hrossa assaas.
MOB s-rsara cottage q. Main ssr.~s. n
usiautss van. s1K11e. fruit And ro,se4s.
"a car line. $3.50. ia cash. bal. e4-y
T-n4ssn hssass On weehtas4aa ssr~<t. 2 ear
Ines ~ minutes uaik tsafh hzs All
ea4f waiet. t0sfao. s'sc9. terms
hrls-ssif anrret On bfiuanHt sren4ss Fa.a-d
sr-arn senss. 10 stai1s. k2nes. terms
Two cottages. Gee and ae4e 5 f1aps. 10
aass*t wan ipi sett1a saoh. tiste.
iisxiso - pr..s~@s. isss North resisr:
efsisnaia AaratiHF4. easY terra
Cottages. hpunes and lets in al Parts city,
O. 2. ieootE q CO.
n1s facihn tisssk-
RAINIER BEkcH
HoA1xeEf1k Kris pAHAniEE
Deaf aeisS locking at thln property u-a
e~Huufllif ioeaied On ekar~ q fAaka
wastirsser- svsFy - ~itkis = feu STEP.
as =. m 60 II . ., eissrsss a.a graded
afenn~e. Sidewalk. Easad rha-1ss. srhcol.
stores sfes. Tree wsod ard water. lot.
settling fass ard no ueascf oniy tst SIS
snd ~ far iarEs sosfoes lats, a. a. aaa
tie dgNs and - nsoafh. lunsher fsf
esiidlrE On terms sito, ~ oaaer, q
X fsrffssaut. warnlnes AZ Hafnisf
Beach. afiernoons at bpston tlegk
TWO extra ehoses los@ nrossiyn. $50
tA&ra tsaih.
Two so.toes lots near Denny way. yssler
F@caet. eoih $500.
- srfNs waterman. cQnvraitnt % Seattle.
lets Improvement. hpusee. hArsAln 500
10 arrtN South Seattle Part bottom iAed
aer.s ciearea. houss = sprfnxs: hg
huT. SIS.
s-fysasn caiiA<e. city water. lss sorieo.
hincs % Madisnn ttfsri. $500.
NELSON. NAcT'ftsR a co.
~ Nes roTk tioek.
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HELP WANTED = MALE AVID
FEMALE

QUEEN cfrr EMPLOYMENT ntrprAtr
tfxi Third aFsnur Main aad fa~ntshes
reliable help ~ eli Kinds. city or country,
male uf female.
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Theaters



Kathyrn Kiddcr and the company
presented "Francillon" 81 the Grand
last evening. The same piece was
presented here IN 1884 by Mrs. James
Brown Potter and Kyrle Beliew un-
der the name OF In Society" Then
the piece was put on properly. Az
a whole the company last night was
not equal to the play. The star In
ferpreted her part very well. She
vas interesting as the outraged wife
a role entirely different from any
thing che has done here.
Miss Marion Ashton would make a
hit as Eliza In Uncle Toms Cabin. !"
but as Annette de Hiverailen last
evening she convinced the audience
that she wouldn't do.
Norman Hackett was strong. but
tfnge Of over-acting permeated his
work. Mr.. Salisbury overshot the
mark as the Injured husband. A
splendid. perfectly convincing Stan.
islaus VAS given by Robert V. Fergu-
son.
The play Is clean In every line and
Is moral. as its author intended It to
be.
The Grand Is now dark until the
Poiisrd's come
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SO reward for return OF Gordon set.
ter dog, n months old. lost from
so Kiibourne street. Fremont. Sat
urdey. June :. answers TO name Of
sport"
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b-oSoVAss ehos si.er, sso FSf-t ave
list nah tan nulcs. Asntb h8t. Ladies.
co, Chstdrrnn So og~n frsm a. m.
q . .. m
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.rws- o.,v = rr-sy JEST

PHOENIX Ariz isI sent out from here ir
mountain
originated practical joke perpetated by men al e Ds
powder and red
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$500
From $500

Round top. ~ inches IN diam
etcr, solid oak. with polished top
Of quarter sawed stock. we'll
made and Handsomely finished
In golden brown. extends 10 six
fect.
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Elizabeth Jay Richardson's unique
entertainment at the Grand Mon
day night promises 70 excel any OF
her previous efforts. One Of the
numbers will be farce entitled
.eweef Family" made up Of nine Of
the brightest little youngsters in Sc
attic. The youngest character a mere
baby-Ellzabeth Richardson.
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Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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square table very massive. "a
KS inch top. made 81 choice
quart f. ed oak. golden finish.
extends 20 10 feet.
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At the Seattle theater Harrington
REYNOLDS f. putting on THE Black
Flag in a very capable manner. All
ef the Thespians are suited 70 their
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nELr -wssrEp-nsLr


4 LARGE SALE Of ali kinds Of Jspsscs..s
mating from isr yard up kerond
hand cook stoves very ehrap R.d
Front Furniture Co. ti2 second avenus
south.
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sa.o1 cabinet photos. 81 20 per aas. for ons
week only. Esstnan't Studio. 22ii Firs,
nNNnut.
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THE ehsapest place - buy Oh and gaas-
lire IL from the Olympic OIL Co. OF -
eve tel. Main Dol Also soai ~ aaes
Ton
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oh.

Wohk 80 men With sn4an capital ass
rour homes - uinatler bioaa
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D1HR room, dnaibls ffound noaf Dnien
Phone Tuelafa lpfti THIRD avenue.
f41u iiaaf fhnB hfffHe city usgueH mHkeH
must cell before saturday Investigate
tHrsstfnafs. TsyiafH lna Infff ave-
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