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Evening journal., 1902-05-28
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The Kansas Republican state con-
vention met in Wichita today to nomi-
nate a full state ticket
President Roosevelt has accepted an
invitation to attend the San Antonio
(Texas) Fair next October.
The governments expenditures for
naval operations in the Philippines
from May 1, 1898, TO date amount to
S2O.000.O00.
Officers of the National Farmers
Congress have invited President
Roosevelt to attend their sessions at
Macon. Ga, next October.
Evening journal., 1902-05-28
Chinese RebeIIIon In FuIl swInn.

London. May 2s. - Cabling from
Shanghai. the correspondent OF the
Daily Mail says the rebellion is in full
activity and that a severe battle has
been fought at Shu-Luh-Sien, in which
the rebels were defeated by the gov
ernment forces with losses amounting
to 1900 men in killed or wounded.
The government troops pursued the
rebels to their entrenched villages and
cut off their supplies. The insurgents
made desperate sorties from the vii
lagos and forced the government
troops TO retreat.
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SPANISH CABINET RESIGNED

Crisis Was Caused BY Discussion Of
Religious Question.
Madrid. May 28.-A crisis in the
cabinet has occurred. At the meeting
of the cabinet yesterday Senior Cana.
leias, the minister of agriculture, in.
sisted upon the necessity Of convening
the chamber Immediately to discuss
the religious question. The other min
isters opposed this proposal, and
Senor Canalejas resigned. After this
action the remainder of the cabinet
placed their portfolios at the disposal
OF Senor Sagasta. the premier, to en-.
able him to solve the difficulty.
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Brothers Fouoht Duel to Death.

Cory Pa. May 2s.-Two brothers
fought a duel with revolvers on a farm
ten miles from this city yesterday and
both are dying. Spencer and Laverne
Page have had some difficulty over
money matters and it is said that bad
feeling has existed between them for
some time. Yesterday Laverne drove
10 his brothers farm and accused him
of unfair dealing. Spencer drew a re-
volver and fired on his brother, who
had also drawn a revolver from his
pocket, and thus with one on the
ground and the other in a wagon the
duel to death was fought Two shots
took effect in spencer's head. inhicting
fatal injuries. One ball lodged in La
verne's body just over the heart. He
cannot live
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Gifts For RaiIroaders.

Knoxville, Tenn, May 2S.-Travel.
ing Auditor II. w. oliver, of the At
lanta, Knoxville and Northern Rail
way, arrived in Knoxville yesterday
and distributed the promised gift OF
one months salary to all employees OF
the road from former President H. X
McHarg. The entire amount given EN-
ployes was s6s,O0O, and the gifts to
officials bring the total up to $4,000.
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CHOLERA KILLS U. S. OFFICER
Captain Charles E. Russell, of Eighth
Infantry, the Victim.

Manila, May 2S.-Captain Charles E.
Russell, of the Eighth Infantry, is
dead. He was the first officer to die
of cholera. Up to the present. in Ma
Mia, there have been % cases of chol-
era and 20 deaths among the Ameri-
cans, and 13 cases and 10 deaths among
the European population. The cholera
totals to date are as follows: Manila,
1,165 cases and 9s5 deaths; provinces,
5.OO1 cases and ISIS deaths.
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Two Killed In Train Wreck.

Blairsville, Pa, May 2S.-One of the
worst wrecks in the history of the
West Penn Railroad occurred at a
point called Porter's Curve last even
ing James Couch, engineer, was in
stantly killed, and J. e. James was
scalded to death. Grant Gibson, the
conductor, was badly injured about the
body. The engine was entirely wreck
ed and four freight cars, loaded with
valuable freight together with a cabin
car, were total wreck. The track
was torn up for a distance of several
hundred yards. The wreck was
caused by the engine being derailed
on the curve by a fange on one Of
the wheels breaking.
Want ads" one cent a word in the
Evening Journal.
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LOCOMOTIVE sLowN TO PIECES
TWO Killed and Five Others Injured
In Virginia.

IN virginia.
Richmond Va, May 2S-Two dead
and five seriously if not fatally injured
is the result of a locomotive explosion
in Manchester Va, yesterday morning.
The accident occurred on the tracks OF
the Atlantic Coast Line. The dead are
Robert G. Wathmey, engineer, and
James Wingate, trainman
The locomotive was in motion at the
tine of the accident and was drawing
train of freight cars slowly south
through the suburbs of Manchester
The force Of the explosion was terrific
and the wreck Of the engine was COM
plete. The latter was literally blown
to pieces and large fragments of il
were hurled great distances.
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FataI Mine ErnIosIon.

Punxsutawney, Pa, May 2S.-An un-
known Hungarian was killed and three
others badly burned yesterday by an
explosion in the Ealener mine. Sam
uel Beel one of the injured. VIII prob
ably die. The property loss is not
known.
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BURIED UNDER TONS OF DEBRIS
Many corpses Of Fernie Mine Disaster
VIII Never BE Racnvnrnd.

VIII Never Be ReooVerod.
Vancouver b. c., May PA spe-
cial from Fernie, B. c., says. The ex-
plosion which killed 151 mon occurred
in one of the lowest workings, known
as Beaver Pit The wreck of the
workings is said to be complete. Hun
dreds of tons Of rock and coal were
brought down upon the unfortunate
miners by the force Of the explosion
Some of the bodies are buried beneath
from so to IS tons OF debris. and many
corpses win never be recovered. EIGHT
more bodies We're recovered yesterday
Many of the surviving white miners
are arranging to leave Fernie
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Philadelphia, May 2S.-There was not
much inquiry for wheat from exporters
or millers, but offerings were light, and
with stronger reports from New York
and Chicago, the market ruled firm and
advanced Nc. per bushel compared with
last evenings quotations
No. , red, as to location, closed as fol-
lows:
Bid. Ask.
May ........ .......... ................ .ooQo5l2
Car lots. in elevator as to location:
No. Pennsylvania red .S7QSlls
No. Delaware red ..................S .SlQSll2
OATS.-Car lots were in small though
ample supply for current wants of jobbers
and prices were unchanged Sales Of G
cars No white, clipped, on track ait
sic.
CORN.-Supplies were small, and prices
advanced lc. per bushel over last even
ing's rates, in sympathy with the rise in
the West, but there was not much de-
mand from either exporters or jobbers
We quote No. yellow. on Pennsylvania
railroad track, at 6S6GStc
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LOCAL ouOTATroNs

LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Today local wholesale quotations reporte
by Stayton &. Chandler
Tomatoes crate, 25O275
Cabbage, N crate 50
White Potatoes, bushel, co
White potatoes bar 7b 10 400
Peas, basket, 25l50
Beans, crate or basket, 25 / so
Strawberries, quart, . TO lOc
eggs, Del.and Md dozen, 2Oc
Chickens, live, pound, l3c
Lemons, boxT3O0
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ron sATr

FOR SALE
FOUR SIX-ROOMED HOUSES WITH
bath and porch, well built. renting at S13
per month, fine location, West Side only
Sl550 each, on easy terms
TWO E1GHT-ROOMED HOUSES,
with porch on Clayton street. Splendid
location, to be sold under building price
TO close estate.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORT
GAGE. Apply
A. J. KOOCH. Real Estate Office,
No. lOiiz West Seventh street.
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WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
Reported by F. d. Lackey & Co. Bani
ers and Brokers'

INtpuIlyu Dy ~. D. Lackey q Co, Bank-
ers and Brokers.
Bid.
Am. Vul. Fibre 6's .......................lO2
Am. Nul Fibre Preferred ..............a5 80
Am. Nul Fibre Common ...............12
National Bank of Delaware .............425
First National Bank ...................12O
Central National Bank ................117
Natl Bank of Wilm. & Brandywine.. &
Union National Bank ...................S
Farmers Bank ............................1
EQUITABLE Guarantee and Trust Col
Security Trust and Safe Deposit co.
Delaware railroad ...................,
United Power and Transportation Co
United Railways 4 per cent certth.
Gates. ...................... 49,. -. ssz
WI. & New Castle Elec R'y stock. 10
WI. 4 New Castle Elec. R'y per
cent ponds .............................. .l02
wa. q Chester Traction 5 per cent
bonds ............. .................... ..1O7lh
VII. City Railway per cent bonds. 100
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For Sale Real Estate

TOR SALE, cheap. house. 10 rooms and
n bath, front porch and large yard.
Western side. Apply 4lS Market street,
city. a14-eodtf
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the sraa prints THE NEWS

At 6ao p m yesterday extra edition OF this paper was
issued giving exclusive Of the arrival at Port townsend
OF the Nome City from Nome enroute to Seattle bringing tue
intelligence thar Portland had hcen swept by ice
foes up through Berng straits into the Arctic ocean
Forty-ve minutes later second extra was on the streets
containing complete information regarding all OF the passen
gers who Nome the ship their names beng
printed together with much general information.
These two extras were widely read and an immense
crowd OF people the front to look for the
Nome City which the Star had announced would be IN al
o'clock.
The boat arrived From her officers and pas
senges the complete details OF the mlsadventures OF the Fort
land were quickly secured. also the first Nome news oi the
season. and third extra. containing this information, was
printed p m.
No other newspaper in Seattle took the trouble to issue eN
tras having completely scooped by the Star on
the first news OF the Portlands trouble.
The three extra editions sold quickly owing TO the
keen public interest shown brought by the Nome
City.
The Star prints the
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heaters
) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The 9xattlr TheAter

he seattle Ihestcr
The Black Flag IL playing to
good houses at the Seattle theatef
this WEEK and much praise can De
given Mr.. Reynolds and his excellent
cOmparsy for the production Of t.
The public has seen how well thlsl
company play in society dramas. and
next week. in order 20 change the
theatrical menu. one OF the most
elaborate comedies OF the day im 70
be presented. II In The Mysterious
Model, and IL adapted from the
French by Charles Bro@n. In the
adaptation It has lest none of its
wit and laughter-provoki sitna-
lions. and viii prove one 81 the most
Fueeessful drawins cards that the
Seattle theatsrs have had for many
days The company II to be greatly
augmented. Among the newcomers
are chorus Of dancing girls. em-
ployed especially for this perform
anee. THE Black Flag. viii have
Its last appearance tonight.
Third Avenue Thsatsr
East Lynne will be given its
last Representations at the Third Az
enus theater tonight. and ne Il Is
well performed. those who have not
yet seen :, should not fail 70 take
" IN tonight.
I0uoffOW night Too Much John
SON Will be the bill for the comma
week This Il one Of william Gil
lettes most famous successes and
has been popular in every city OF the
Union where given. II has pot been
seen at this theatef for several years
and as the coming Performance % IL
promises to be exceptionally good, Il
viii BE- worth seeing '-TOo Much
Johnson II a three-aot farve-eomedy
With a hearty laugh for every min
ute OF the performance. II will be
deliberately presented. and with a
company that VIII be equal to the
fun-making qualities Of the char
acters. Too Much Johnson Will
run all the week and viii be given
for the usual Saturday matinee.
Miss Richardson's Recital
Elizabeth Jay Richardson's unique
recital, TO be given at the Grand
opera house. Monday, promises TO be
one OF the most pleasing entertain.
nents OF Its kind in Seattle
this season. The evening entertain
'nent VIII consist OF a number OF
soios. dramatic readings, duets ana
two very clever one-act sketches.
Miss Marion Lowell
Miss Marion Lowell. Of washine-
ton, ID. c.. dramatic reader OF great
power. viii present The Queens
Robe" by Opie Read, and sother
numbers OF different atyiea AZ
her recital on Tuesday evening. June
"a. at the Unitarian church, On gev-
enth avenue. near Pike street Miss
Lowell ~ visiting In Seattle. and TINS
Affords the public a rare onpqrtunItv
" would otherwise have miwed.
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Farm LANDS FOR SALE

Farm LANDS FoR SALE
-Hfsa
RonrRT MAITBY. soe-tio New Ysrk hlh
ONE or ruE FiSFz.r farms in ne val.
leg. ~ acres very conveniently ioeAged
10 aeses IN POTATOES. , In harley. : IN
wheat. In pes IN hestss carrots and
corn. IN oatss balance In hay broom
house. large barn. rpfinE water. $50 psr
acre.
STOCK HhNCH-Ia8 eerea best river bot.
tom land. 40 acres IN cultivation balance
partly cleared neat s-fonm house. twa
large harms. nse orchard. = - q mile
trotn rostofnce school and ehprsh team.
cuittNhfur and complete oufat 81 tools
all for sfhoo
CHOICE WATERFRONT acreas rs
acres cleared. - acres mure partly
cleared orchard of 600 trees. Groom
helse barn. and several chicken houses
5000.
icO ACRES. on god eplntv Rad. handy
70 town level land. nrst-clAss coll house.
harm nne orchard. timber on ths place
u verth more than price asked fof u,
s25oo.
10 ACRES Very conveniently located. ali
level. Eood soil. nearly all oisared. fenced
and rruaa.fcnred. nice creek running
through place. orchard uf 90 trees vi
bearing. small fruits; all kinds of garden
stun house. harm. chicken housrs owner
leaves for tho East In few dage: C.
make quick sale viii sell for 5000
NO. iOg2.-
20 CHEH-fyoesi land. gpod soil adjoining
small town. few minutes walk from do
pot. siore. p1etofAce and good school
small house. large barn orchard. small
fruits; two cows 90 chickens. outht oi
tools, all for Sius0.
-ND. hsp
Ia CRFz-Good level land good soil. OIL
partially cleared. conveniently located
close 20 small town, Sa2a.
ROBERT MALTHY.
f0ufiO New York black
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Real EsrArE-con,lnu.a


A THoHoueHLf well bailf erso-n house
Fnssd dcaisn. Situate on corner La inss
seinf4efrf. svsfg modern canvsnisnce
$3.50. tsrnns 10 suit
aer~s In kirkland tfso! ell oiearea
80 nrfse miles frctu Hedraond. sicDs
worth II cedar. too
A. LAWRENCE
tEt Second avenue
CHOICE HOMES FOR sAI.E.
teS~lv acres cf fire land handy to ths
Seattle. Tacoma iinr. euif rniIss olIt +.
~ SOD neiEhhQfheo<i. excellent rad 10
ths CITY EASY terms
tseo@fe ncFvA facing en- me country read
10 miles = bttdnrss center. No / sniis
pufe EprinE water. handy 10 school. good
urixhbora
IL yea wanf acreage We can suit yau IN
any amount from , 80 i99 acres IN
prices ranFinE from SIS per aero up We
have some VEN choice rierea OF cuitivat-
- land Just sostth Or The city on the ueN
eleetftc line which We viii sell At bot =
tom pficss II spld sonn. We are IN the
n,Arket e sell and not % bold and solicit
CIlAs p ADAMS.
AZ Pioneer tsufiIina
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-LkIi6E EGfK q III sinas 3; s seSss..
mating frum = a fsrd 40. esnond
hard coak stoves very cheap Eed
Ffaut FtzfaltsFs Co. ia 9eannd avenue
sgafh-
NHR VAN nAEEH rahwief AMI card
Header sew usetref best in the ritf
Ne io~ ftell street. neaf F3fEf avenue
Isoasisss Hotel huiidfnT. rgun q
o. % cabinet phatas. 81 ~ per Sea fer one
week only. Ezsin,an's siudto. 11il Ffrpi
avsuue
REMOVED ss asso Second Boston Bean.
cry. Tel nesf 1fes. naksf beana
brown bread delivered
ZEE Lloyd. Hfiscos Liayd - Hinrkiet
bleck. about your bones fer cash &C Dc.
fefrs1 garments.
MHs oFTEpAf. electrician. go Hotel
Waidorf
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snE FACES the GREAT PROBLEM

taking much desired "
She sits with her elbow on
chin thinks
In her NE
she faces serioas
hasr life given he
turned to her 10 use
bestsh ne may IN OF
worth and
application. success in any line mat ne
problem Is TO fnd 'he
inei In qualities will count IN her favor
Of he lead to the
Of
graduation day and from
with
duty ror which finds them available
this
the
until she leaves the
and dspining done by
and
pathyw with the qualii nd o wfehood-
Of the
thoughts all csing
about the nsxtT~
of
md be
OF forward with
sfixed.s She rnusts ar
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Hue 10 from iHs Olympic Oh Co. OF ~
eve tel Msin g5i. Aisa coal - sack
- ton
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Gambling is closed again This time 1t Is
he doesn't
AZ J rumpus gambling affairs a me-.
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10 y I1T7F- IN T1IIN FNTNITNE-
Don't delay booking a. thlr property a. :
beautifully located on shore OF Lake
Westminster. every lot within a few steps
u electric line. O. fare. service from
b;fh >. m. % u =. M cleared and graded
avenues. sidewalk good churches. sehaois.
Stores etc. Tree weed ard water. lots
selling fast and no wonder only Sec SIS
and SO for iarEe 50 foot lots. al o. ard
ein down and g. month. lumber for
building on terms aieo. See owner 4
* sturteNAut. mornings at Rafnt,r
Beach; afternoons at noeten block.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

DWH Hbits
fiuiI1inE contracts fpf HHlr WIN iheeH
contracts Fpu tan haf hanif. Hur
fam. UHF m mortgage ~ Htild Is
home without paying interest We hHtH
Seine low numbers that Will ma fflfH this
hHHlfnaf NJ sou uau ~ taf NE fHu -
cure you T. tnlIfdinR loan - build 81
aHfa 0u az unmhfufrf contract when
contract mafussH will pHF Uta joan
Company hos several houses computed
aHd building This r. poqr mans 9fs
raHtunlfs 81 seaHfo house On faHF pei
mfufr - only - % pEf month fau %
address rom &C. Sullivan building
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fH0E SHOP fof saie sf rent 2ai9 Firf
aFenur Good iarntiaH
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yoing rescued the drowning girl
been
md old Philadelphia
sensation the like Of
viii hss recorded.
Delaware
and saped
long upto-date skirt
away clothes
q q
o. %
marched
had locked charge Of
The story VIII Of beautiful
mpapabie
the a
gypsies children
The thing al brgands
will all
dividends business
o he been
seen to be cor
be In allows
gambling
pull which it possbe7
tourIn
savors
GENTLY the
Gambling is closed This = that
George and he oes
a : gambling Just at time
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WASH

TACOMA WASH
FHED. u. MERRITT.
., o. ItaE 2s5 21i French Nik.
Einanoisl Arsut
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HOUSE AND LOT s2zs. ss5 DOWN. $40
MONTHLY PAYMENT ntNs nEArTf-
FuL HOME. FINE PLACE FOR Gan.
DEN AND CBICKENs. BEAUTIFUL.
VIEW. CLOSE To SCHOOL AND can
LINE. HILL MAN. OWNER. OF
ficE. Hti.LMAN STATION. GREEN
LAKE CAR.
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SEATTLE Employment once furnishc.
beet male and female helr IL city 0Da
Pike, new phone. Main 1918
PACIFIC End. once. ii05 al Ave. fur.
nishes best hello IN city. Call up Main
ssS. Mrs Keyes. Mgr.
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BANK dgafts 4 HseD
nancy loaned on sHy sge4 coliataral
10 Cherry.
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on

MoHki&a men sitn email talltaL rr'
IfaYd Tffteos 4 Lloyd ahu8f hlliglna
saaf hoHss za fiaekisy ti0rt.
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ron sALE-ctry REAL ESTATE

y = 49,, y |"
TWO choice 40 foot lots Yeaier's addition.
only ? short blocks from Madruua care
both 500.
. acres IN strawberries blocks from Green
Lake. great bargain.
10 acrcH South Seattle district partially
bottom. nnc syringe some Improve
mentsi hnapi sT1S.
NELSON. MACPHERSON a CO.,
40 New York block.
REAL, bargain In a first class rcstAur-
ant must he rald today; centrally 10
.nteds price 20 auit the buyer. Inquire
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TO LOAN-Pfivats money - Low rate n
Interest Dauua a oHEsr. 100 Nsftsr
way Rome > and O.
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~ gaa want swell nee farniiefs cheap .
piece cell g21 cherry
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HAVE . ungssf eiaiinr isft that aiii eflis.
fsst Ds0 feet yellow ~ % claim. 90 Or
sUnns uaffF leaves faf there EatBrfas
nifhf. call ssflg Hnd f~sRfs sHr II
these Regain 4 nutsaii. 1919 First ave
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HII.LMAN's beautifui lake front addition
is now on the market. nearly Too lots sold
IN the Last few days. SIS 20 StTa each,
81 down, 81 monthly. lumber sold on
payments same as rent, 30 men NOW lay.
tnE new plank sidewalks IN front OF each
lot. money returned " dissatisfied after
one year. 10 extra nten viii be on
grounds sunday 70 show unsuld lots. Come
quick. owner 1iiiluan. Office end Of
present Green lake car line.
t1an-chop house centrally located. enjoying
good trade. must sell Immediately. great
bargain. terms, Tss ior .. 1898 Third
avenue.
House. furniturci three boats no ground
rent. free wood. beautiful place fof small
family 10 spend summon good nshinr
boating. Tnylers, 1908 Third avenue
HoR SALE ny THE OWNER.
SlGOO@A nne corner lot all graded nice a
room house connected with sewer water
patent closet; car runs In front OF houae
convenient Ia every way. good reasnns
FOR this sacrlfiee. deal directly with ~.
owner on the place. No. 10 TNeifth
avenue corner of Columbia. Take Main
street car,
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III ltAE wv Nfslt.
have two ane lots all IN garden h.,ao,,,
house. barn AMI other Improvement
only two blocks from postofiice az Georee
town whuh VIII sell Tor $1,000 In
auire NJ rastofiice for eeofre ,,ltn. -,
gct directions TO the place
SN AP-S room house. garden. fruit
berries, large lots and chicken
house for $3.50. See Fletcher nj
south Park end OF Grant 81. car.
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wNHnANIa bought and ssId Morrison
a IshsifnsB. Mutual t.ifs BID.
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Broom modern cottage ! block from I.nL,
Union car furniture worth kfs0: Tor rnis
~ SO: snap. Can at 1902 Ward
street "'H
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touring
Washington meIodamatc sandem-or
strongly the dime novel The
ceny far in the avoid risk
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The plea of the In favor of gambling al
that IT demanded by busines
just the alleged interest Of the business
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FDIt HhNT-Two room cottage, eheap
JOE Tenth ave. south. take jackson ~
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about time that this funny business should
be stated in bold English that the dominant political
gambling simply the campaign money there
political pull" which it makes possibe7
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4 GOOD barn. stalls. ehsas ieis Thh
a#enlts
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RON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIdHktT pfiess nala fer SECOND shass
housshoid Epods. stoves. bedroom seta.
carpets. etc knd second hand orirs fur
nituFe. RED Front FBFnitufe Co. 1912
Heaoi9 aesnus south Tel. Rel f21z