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Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
okerstrom vs. Rooney.

The cese of Nels Okerstrom vs- Thomas Rooney. which was heard in Justice McDonald's court Tuesday mas been decided. The court found tha- Rooney was not in default Of pay ment. but that he was guilty Of un- lawful detainer, and accordingly reh- dered judgment against him in the sum of s16.05. Rooney secured a per nit 10 erect an addition 10 the COS tello building. occupied by Okerstrom and to occupy the same as a res taurant. After giving up the res taurant business, Rooney retained [ sleeping room in the addition, ana when il came to a settlement oker' strom demanded full rent for the en fire addition This Rooney refused to pay. and the suit resulted.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
Almost a Fire.

The Opera Club building had a nar- row escape from fire early Wednesday morning. The slight blaze that al occur was due to defect in the chln- ney which leads from the Opera res taurant on the ground floor. w. F.. Roberson. who sleeps in one of the rooms of the Grand lodging house. dis covered that his room was filling with smoke. and extinguished the small blaze. Had it not been for the quick work of Roberson there might have been a serious fire, resulting In the loss of much valuable property.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
Stiles Bond S1o 900.

The examining trial of W1llam Stiles on a charge of assault to com init murder on George Bravln' was completed at Tombstone on Iuesoay !. No evidence was introduced, the only question to be determined being the amount of bail required. Tom flah- nigan. attorney for defendant maae aae a motion to reduce bail from $5'ooo to s1.e0O. MT. Flannigan urged the reduction of bond on the ground that ease for the same offense had been farmerly dismissed by the district at tornev. Judge wardwell reduced the amount of bond required to s2,eoo. Stiles is now in jail in default of bonds amounting to $1o,OoO. the first two federal cases being set at s2.50O each and the last three at. 5000 each, and the territorial case at s2jOOO.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
nai,x InternationaI.Ameriean

The daily International-Amerlcan made it's appearance in Bisbee yester- day afternoon. and was distributed on the streets by newsboys. The daily nternational-America is under the control and management of practical newspaper men, all that is needed to give Douglas a live afternoon paper The afternoon paper at Douglas covers the local field throughout, and the first number is a credit to the Shelter City.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
Rouoh House at Lowell.

Three Mexicans were arraignei in court yest erday for having taken part in rough house fight in the Mexican quarter. near Lowell. Tuesday nigh. According to the testimony, chairs, knives and other articles were used by the aggressive participants. Jose Rodriguez, ir whose house the fight took s.place. was exoner2ted from all blame in the fracas, and was turne | loose. Juan Roderiguez and Joaqui1 samarino were each given eight days on the strestessfor their part Insthc show st g. sss ss
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
Mcvarish Acquitted.

John McVarish had his hearing iii Justice Browns court yesterday on a charge of disturbing the peace and ln- dulging in indecent language. When the case came to trial. the prlnclpsl witness for the prosecution, Mary Tack. did not testify to anything that the court could construe as dIstIro- ance. and McVarish was turned loose.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
Masonic lodaes Meet.

The train from the west last night brought several prominent Tombstone ties to Bisbee. whose visit was occa- sionei by the special meeting of the Masonic chapter for the comforting oi degrees on several candidates. To- night is set apart for the regular week ly meeting of the blue lodge. eAi
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
BRIEF CITY NEWS x
Tof' an-Peterso

The Bisbee friends of J. w. Tolan and Miss Hilda Peterson yesterday fe ceived word from Tucson stating that the couple had been married in the old pueblo Sunday. Both are well known in this city, where the groom has worked as a miner for some time. They will return to Bisbee to take up their abode.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

FOR SkLE-For $500 cash. one eighth interest in six claims adjoining Easter Sunday. Also all kinds of mining properties for sale, adjoining Calumet & Cochise, Calumet & Pitts burg and Junction Development com panies. No middleman need apply. Inquire of Jacob Pirrung, Dutch Baker
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

George Wolfschlagel, who gained a great deal of notoriety here two O. three years ago by holding up two of the local saloons. and who was re- gently paroled from the Yuma peniten- tiary, was in Bisbee yesterday, and left for the Huachucas.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
MINING STOCKS WANTED.

Shares in mining aud development companies-all companies any nuin. Der of shares. Address Remington. :" care Bisbee Daily Review. 7-31-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

FOR SALE-Two hundred shares Huachuca Development company stock at s2.50 per share. Address D. w, care Review. 7-31-6t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

FOR SALE-The Elks House, La Cananea, Mexico, on Mesa; 96 by 25 feet; 14 rooms, with large dining room and kitchen. furnished complete. Situated one block from depot. or Chihuahua Ave W-ite to. or call on owHer H. F. KNOWLES.
 < La cananea. Sonora. Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

FOR SALE-Madding opera house, Naco. Arizona The cost of this building was s25,000. It. can easily be converted into hotel. Apply to W S. Madding. Benson, Ariz. 7-2s-1m
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
Died Tuesday.

Arthur Temby, son of James Temby, died Tuesday and will be buried at l o'clock today from the family resi- dence.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

For up-to-date photographs go t0 Coyle's Studio, opposite Postoffice, Bfsbee Arizona. s-5 3m
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dresser. ice box. din ing table, bedding etc, Call after noons. lis Castle Hill. S-5-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

FURNITURE FOR SALE-For five rooms, almost new. Inquire Annex saloon. S-4-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

FOR sALE-Forty shares Lucky Luck Tiger (fully paid) at s25. H. lvor Thomas. Douglas. 729-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

FOR. R.sALE--A4 Bargain. Dairy, Milk route and fine milch COWS. Three miles from town. Apply R. R. Lockett, Box 661. h
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

President" and "Guyot" suspen ders for 50 cents at Schwartz's. i
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

Good board at Dining room Kin sey house for s27.50 per month. Sect
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

Excellent cuisine, genteel walters, at the Copper Queen Cafe.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
NOTICE.

Three houses on Episcopal church lots, for sale. to be removed at once Apply at once to Mir. F. E. Johnson, architect
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

Fruits in season, nicely iced, at Copper Queen Cafe.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

LosT-One pair gold nose glasses and chain. Tuesday afternoon. FinIer please leave at this office.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

First class service. popular prices, at Copper Queen Cafe.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
EAGLES

Special meeting will be held at opera house lodge room. Sunday. August 9th, at ? m. All members are urgently requested to attend. By order of L. A. BROWN, W. P.
 SOL ROSENBLAD. w. s. S-5-5t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
WANTED

WOMAN Cook wanted, apply at Re view office S-5-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06
CITY OFFICIALS
CURB STOCKS.

The following stocks were quoted by Paine, Webber & O., on July IT, as follows
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-06

It will be a joke on the prophets if the price of stocks should now go up to the top notch again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

hanlaiiss f,lac, fer fhana vanttna Furnished
housekeeping RESINS Hf iaHtEthEf
AZ. q . niansrrh e uftenifa che Hrah.
HiHaxian fsiariina Hals=. a sanNnnisnt
N q Il Moionsia rkestHiaa sna snf-
aes.n. has rsearuf tesatsa n hisine, CON
ita4 ffsssu tha Hits Nfess state
j =. tssushfcot. rfurftstft q the hiAtnf
taeieit handles aiso sntss sna afanietn'
egefaisa sosassr's fse@tf ana anAmeliAn
.. IA. sai~sAsasan u lhr ta.snfis,ar af ne
NaFsh~ess rsire1 tasas al has lHss
4 ii harrsiA' aaslsf IA heots Gloss
All taHeers. hss iarna tfalls.
" kfsanesn. igpfstetnf - fhe itei tfrft
fasthlnN ktostsa, funa 40 AZ tsaadats riAts
aaa asffk-s . niii Hha ef tailor mens
) s~eh ilas ~ laaiss. sssa : aHd ehh-
"a -. no a ssazsaa merchandise
stafs. an 90 ~ ths reiis fienta IN toss,
III q rsfisr dealer "a sshsfa w-i .
nsss,1.ssr frsd a,ri s@utF hardware. Ri=s
re M ss ras,s ~ naets store y
Mar as rsFnsrleluf d htHsaheid vest
IN niatae eafisss fins sfnHs q Az Hr'as
NJ u NJ uosarsens mtiitnoFY sai
iaiitaa' ftfruishinn sssslta Htsfs has an "a
lnaailss ata-h sna - fsff HzIHalaf.
Naa5 n n Aii-n oafitas SOD steeh
q a. assss.is millinery. lesilss rsfniahlaae.
esstttss aud has a-si tfssiH.
lastns ateg a rahef raffiss Nns eeHh
q etaafa sislsaafsA ntaafel tiansIf anA htth
ilas he rfean raftaf - aannsntinft af,a
ss4tf asta fauAtAln iu taNH
1sthef ~ chs gitFs hitsiasas nien col
fatas az faNen a usfessk J. seeu
AaFs fsasininstnn a taffas fftaha hias.
unsupported hai.fis aHa Wfilsaia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
CONDUCTORS
CONVENTION

PTTTsBURG. Pa. May f.-The hi-
eunfaf convention u the Order 81
Railway Conductors. 20 he held here
ners werk. promises 20 be one 81 The
most important meetings ever held
by the order. The report o. Grand
f-fsssf Conductor r. ". Clark 10 be-
fnx Anticipated with considerable In
t@resf. Mr. Clark was = tnrruber Of
the labor commission which inveH-
tigatad the anthracite coal strike.
and Il n believed his report viii deal
with many points brought 20 light
81 the hearing before that body.
The order has a membership OF ~
600. and over 1000 delegates and
visitors are expected 10 attend the
convention. The heal members have
been working hard TO got everything
fn shape for the convention. and the
arrangements aru now practically
complete. A banquet. reception and
other features ~ entertainment are
contemplated. The visiting conduc-
tors win represent not only all the
chief railway systems Of the United
States. but also those OF Canada and
Mexico. which countries are EN-
bracsd In tbs membership Of the or
der
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
MIS-. ADAIRS
GREAT BALL

LONDON. May s.--This u the date
set for tho great fancy drvss ball
which st3s. Adsif. formerly 81 Rev
York. ~ Go sies 10 inausutate the
London season. and smart society
II on tho aul xive Ia anticipation az
the function. TIE Anair promises 60
BE- one ~ the most notable % its kind
seen Ia recent years and can be COM
pared only to the famous fancy dress
balls % che Duchess of pcfonehife.
The feature 81 the ball VIII De ms
quadrilisa. each to represent eifs
frf.f.t aaffsa 90 these, pns - the
ins-t interesting VIII ea the Irish
guadfiiia. IN which the wcsuen dane
efa are - scar costumes copied
from gowns uurn bs ths ifseh queens
o. Tara and the princesses % Tyr
e0nnsi Lady I8afrymore has ar
ranged tiaia auadfiiia. and Will with
hor debushnss daughter. be ainehs
those who sill take part IN H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
SHOULD NAME
THE CARDINALS

noME. May s.--Eoue countries
ssesn Ia ~ afraid that the psra has
too much condolences "a hia sfatftc-
flun that ha Ntii live 20 he tee years
old. and that M may de suddenly
without appointing any uew car
dtnatn. Il 10 tha accrptsd teiirf on
the part Of many that the new rrra.
tirus are to ~ made with an eve
10 ths tufiuenes they viii have IN the
eissetiaa Of a nss pore. However
Pope Leo il not much concerned
ofef fhs aFttatton.
Kaiser Wilhelm ciaifnH The riehi q
ofin nsN cardinal the kris Of hfuln
aiHs sfafi sHas uns. v hiia tho nfu-
prrof Of Austria Hungary makes
sYretshtIDHs for two. and the Amer
csfa nfe pressing fnF companion 81
Cardinal ltthlsone. IsAiy should
have fsfuf or ftsr. one ~ which viii
likriy - the present nuaeio "a
Ntafua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

ewgsr 9, one Of the lssaias sroesry stores
VIM VI p,neAasy. Who settled ne, IA
seattle IN issS aaa ~ has reslaad N
ulaitia fsf " ruafa = tsfatins - the rcaes
alsa t-siios i,lsltael esa sssAauela a aioss@s
nal ~ salets alsa iasafsnee t,Aainesa
Af W. A. NaltsH opened the Moiteu
ttaase ~ psoei,,t,ar IT taat TIE house d
i've, gls.. ~ - roegsa and ege,pnatnt
nalnis. eiis and tstlaiaa earpiiea. mill
talqiien ari rfrsftina nssaaA
NJ W vi Z slarasa issoatsa first In So
attls in tkea wAsf~ - sesased m Ns
dsaH hasinr-s and rs etty ecaneihnen ~
elss
N =. n,sa 4. sils sassk and lsupsissel
- ttisn uuecefg stssa
- A tnerats she Il tarNa prertftf
ssspsf al.e sesdeets a ssnssai nisuaAa naiss
atrfe And tafYtaa fafHe e4l.rk,
Tas Sss Hetsi niatne = ths isaains
heiei hstWesu tcattts abi Ne~ Weetnsifii
= enc 20 W. AZ date hsstsl nssa 81 "a
iarsaa a Miller Faa ne Ianos Reasu
cefs. a tsecfttr eatins riafs and auins 4
SD. Nweiy business
tss~th ifai eos Of the rtaesete u
nlAius' f,ns aeaaniets ssstaiissf aaa
l1aaa anA hl.sk STOVE NJ IL the acct 80
ths eesttls staf 4tAa tsen IA h0siuss1
ssfs ~ slshi year,
rhs lass.fb CATS. NJ l.. r. tansa.
esii aefsed ms.ia
slthssy 4 Moaffast. f,ssl AGA Nod. Masters
ana asslssi has asaltts 80 tee tlssstyn e,sal
NJ aiid.s y siee es@aseiiinsa
hlru 81 ~ Ns-aA has HtaHse1 ur ifes4
raahins s,ariarn ~ has nsw sattAss. eafiasS
Maftin ahA hsfttasas aseusr
Tue tlttiel hs.sne. Nfs tiegfs. rFurft'
etfe~s. A. ths aafas tfepites - a,aiTt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
cONKE NTf0K
OF COLLEGES

CHICAGO. M, May ltapfssent
tativsa OF nearly 100 colleges and
unlNaHaitiea throughout the eaaat Il
are attending the cnnfufenea which
opened At MGrthwenteTn uniNefait Y
today Is consider the r.iatlou of nd
usiieae 20 the professional echssall
The eeafeFenee arises frpm the gem
sfsl fsaf expFsssed among isadiDa
eduessara that the eKpanHion of tha
American ttinh schooie and pf TAD
professional schools Nill ultimate y
destroy the usefulness af the col
ieas 49, = preparatory -ehaoi for the
professions Tho conference will
endeaYpf 70 agree upon some meth :
% ~ - operation between the ia +
dependent college md the university
professional eehooia az independent
professional schools. BY which niu-
tuai recognition ~ WORK aane In tbs
Respective institutions may be Sc
cured. shas iaaufiuE % the indie
pendent college equal privileges ia
this fesard with the university cod
icae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

ss~~spas-r Sistsrpst-- ks-~snasn~a
LONDON. May "a unique event
In Ensii.h eoittses sas IN. foruzing
% shs new -Feurth Party Ia shs
house % COMMONS In Il are the
eleyrTeat yeunE men In England.
whose careers are followed with
great interest Il l. not ifnproha bic
that the Fourth Party may upset
the present cabinet. and II a does. "
ugl hsvs accomplished mora thar
All the Ltearala pat taxssfer.
Tbs leader az ths partp IA Ian
Malcolm. From hts nafsss the nsW
~ uninief-rs who ar. IN co0stsnt
fear Of ~het II wtli 90 newt MAJ.
coims wife 10 thu only daughter Of
Mrs. fsngtFy and the wsdiInx
net foux ago. made = btx stir IN 40
rirty Circles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
CORN BELT
STUDENTS

apnGNGTfHI.D Iil,. MAY s. TIE
interest taken IA the annual meetnE
~ the Corn sfeit Ofetorieal ana
Athletic aaaafaHtion r. evidenced y
the iarge number OF students ana
othar visitors here Linrpln. De-
ontur, Clinton. PULASKI ana the oihef
towns holdiaH membership in the AZ
ISOLATION aHs al well represented.
IudEine from the number OF ea-
tries the athietia meet, which taxes
piana NJ tbs fair Rruunds THIS hftsrs
noon, will establish q new record
fof the assaelatien. No lees protais-
lng 10 the ufatefical oonteai 70 De
hsld az the state hotise this even
ina and which Will be attended -
judges. legislators, state effhtale
ard oshsr persons u prominenoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
.ENDEAKORERS
IN KENTUCKY

MAYrfEf.D. NY. May s.=-The
couysntlan Of the Kentucky Chris
tlan EadsaVosefs 60 be held hsfe
durina the three days beginning To-
day, promises Ia be ono 81 the best
as we'll a. the most largely attend
"a gathering ever held by the state
society. The moxemsnt has made
gratifying progress during tho last
year and the delegates hofu repre-
acnt nearly every part or the state.
The paosfam for the meeting u an
interesting ena and calls for ad-
dresses by a number 81 persons OF
prominence The presiding ofiieer
Il the Rev. =. n. 1indor 81 Carlisle.
and the secretary. Miss Alice BurEin
at fufnin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
WISCONSIN
VS.. IOWA

MADISON. wis. MAY s.--Itspre-
sentst ives 81 che univ erxitie~ Of lowe
and wisconsin meet IN debate here
tonight and ~ fhera ia considerable
rivalry between tbs two insfitutinns
much interest b manifested In the
result Of the contest Wisconsin vii
npho.d the Affirmative and Iowa tbs
negative side af thu question Re
solved. That under existing eondf-
fions m the United States ct present.
preferabis % . rsvsnus tariff"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
. SESSION
Ar SELMA

SELMA. Ala. May a. The wo.
mans Home Mission Society IT Ala
hninn began ia fourth annual mset-
ins here to-day aud viii remain la
session until next Tuesday The
meeting VIII BIO one ~ more than
ordinary interest tudEinE from the
large number OF home mission work.
ara aud other prominent particle
pants. The sessions are held Al The
Church Street Methodist church.
Mrs. Henry -. Mooro OF opeifkA
president OF tho society presiding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08

Ths nest mcst Important member
- fhs party II Winston rpwncvr
tshuFNhitl whose father. taard Ran
ea1ph Chuf0hiN aas the leader 20 a
similar fourth parts - his SsS
Some 81 his friends fear that the
younger ChuFchlfi i taking things
teo Intensely and that = nerves.
breakdown may result
In assais alliance 9Th the new
party = Lord Hugh eealt. the msat
pleturussase fnofubeF Il "a. xfeat
governing fnmity Of which Lori
Salisbury - tha had L<Brd 1tuEh
n very Religious and nsiisTes That
fas chief nasinsaa 81 lbs state sl1eeaif
be 20 help the rhursh.
Weight ana dignity are Efsrsa ibs
Aaiuofn tents ~ SIR 1oha GoTet.
an ald Dsiiislnai var hofss 81 Gist-
stones ttms. ia 10 a tsffur 20 the
present cabinet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
CARNEGIE
TO PRESIDE

LONDON. alag s.--SasfsN .s.s-
ns6ie IL 70 be erected by a rarely
distinguished gathering when he
Drssidss ct tbs iron and steel trades
annual banquet AZ the Hotel Cecil
sonisht Among those who have ac-
copied Invitations 20 be present are
Prime Minister Balfour. Lord chief
Jgsucs AlNerstone. Afnhn
Ehoats. the Duke Of ~
James Bryce. John Mo-
Bfasssy and a host ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-08
HOME or THE
CAREY SISTERS

CINCINNATI. o.. May Slower
nook. the new hons for the blind es-
tAblishsd IN the old Cary sisters
homestead through ihs generosity OF
William A. Proctor, was formally
dedicated today. Simple but inter-
sssing exercises marked the event.
which was attended by a large mum
Der Of persons
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SAVE nrSI.

ENJOY LwS
OCT A roMn
sssd sarrsaaains. and ~. sssar.scs
81 ssakfSs EipssF - FSsF investment.
rs.s pi.a. Q. Rainssr n..sA % ne fs.~.
ten slaetrts lire ne ss<i nAans ths ears
sfrths fAks wsskInEten. hnaar.as -
families are moving IN ana haiidins
hr..- iars. s.~nin hsnay ris.sy 81
~ess fer s.sryesdf lsfEs ec-foot ssss
g .se.sA Hss-ss ssia sI.s' Lscstiss
l. htsh ans h~.ftsy. hshirs. eesti.s.
pi.nsy weed sas estss. nios neiEhssFs
:s sss .,S rv.es ss -ss is i've. q
mss ss sI s,rs :. s.ss x, % roe. CO.. 90.
a. ss'' s.iu..s s,.ssa. - (. s,ars.sss a.
ewa.s. $40 Boston nssss
stsOo--s0 acres between Seattle and
Tacoma. 10 acres cleared. 20 acres
siAshsd, good house. well watered.
5000 acrss at Kent. tine soil. good
view over the valley.
$4,000 acres OF Choice valley land
between Seattle and Taooma. 30
acres In meadow. balance covered
with small brush.
sseoo--s acres In berries In the town
OF sumner. all valley land.
GREN--ARNEIIa
Room ~ Roxwell block.
~. A cor. 1st and Columbia
TWO EXCELLENT BUYS
fsfs--Five acres Of fine soil. handy
to the electric car. In a good neieh .
borhood. % minutes ride from the
city.
81, 2c0--Hctel in wenatohee, fine To-
cation good business chance. near
ths depot, room for 70 beds. viii
make terms ON part: selling on ac-
count OF sickness.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
kti Washington building.
titoO-Two lots and new, coEy 3
room cottage: best bargain in city.
1900 discount for days on fne dou-
bile corner. near Tenth. on Jack
sdSs.
sA..,.--.Ns s,aaErNaf arrczs Lake
washington: a snap.
TAyTOp COOK CO. as Arcade.
CHEAP lots at s.N On. At riihmsn o,sy.
only n minutes. rl.ts on old Henton car
tn,.n 40 month"; Ssms to-day. Larss
warm vince on aruunas.
WE can locate you ON the best
homestead lands In Washington.
We have some Eeod farms for aale.
cali ON y. IL Casey. tod Pacific
block, Seattle.
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Pc. asns

Fer Bert
STW houses on halnlsr avenue. ~
% so per month. sidewalks, water,
alcss 10 store. sohoei ana churches.
hish, dry and healthy. Il minutes
on Washington street. car Hoe.
parties renting of IA can become
owners OF property within ] years
BY making small cash payments
down. Downing q Leighton. 1is
Bailey Bussss=ss::sssS.
Business Chances
i HtVE a pair af horses weighing
80; also two single horses. !. 20
apiece, for sale cheap; going out
Of business. Barn In rear, 22oih
Ffrst avenue.
Help sntso-Maie
wANTkD--r asnily. with by And
wstts 90 work in wooden miils.
Kirkland Apply at mil or iiiI
special Netloe
Mrs. NJ. TETzLoFF stves magnetic
massage treatment. diagnose dis
ease aud gives one treatment free
every Monday moraing. Circlss
every wednesday night. 1905
Fourth avenue
ZINE photos, % cants a xiozen this
week, poses allowed. Open sun
days Dooms. 9zii First avenue.
WE STORE an kinda Of foods.
Thompson Furniture %. Inc. iszi-
itzs Ia; ave.
eselssy rsssoss
1 M THE NAN.
No flies IN your home with my win
dow and door screens. sie Madis
son. Phones-sunret. Main iIse,
Independent. n 1851. Randall.
ACME. Tn. Prtntsr. 2it sprins IT..
bet. ind and Ard. Phones; Sunset,
Black tcss: fndsp- A 1871
rlr financial
bfw d N0f
rsst year unrnthfy salary o. trccsns can
- ihersss~a 10 per osat. b. puttinx .
rstsIs. Of Sear s.viass - eonsesns m
sseusity. f,.s nortus. % improved city
rhss. rnsrssss.. hsaa N srusa By IN. sssl,.
as 81 tina s9ats af Washlaesaa
CAL On o.e. A Virtue sese-e nessea
sisalss. Il -in est yos aeshias 70 fsIp
ENA4fslaHU WIS EtsMa
PHoKNix SAVINGS.
Rsf--Taad a Ttltcn Peftiana. orels nsx-
ter Hcrton a Co. SEATTLE
MONEY 70 loan on improved prop.
arty, or advanced for building pur-
poses, payable monthly like rent
Cheap money. see me before maxi
las loan. q. a. Virtue, Sot-e Boa
ton block.
MONEY! ADVANCED sAI.ARIED Pho
ptaE rstau merchants. teamstsrs. board
tnx houses. without s~rurityg largest
basinssa IN 80 principal efties. Toirnsh
sie kplet hloSa. SD ssseaa avenue.
q RKtIApf.E plses - eorrev monsy en-
dtsmanaA watches, 3sWelry, tcw interest
n. y. wssl eos rsss street
cnf.I.ATrRAL nANK tn.rta a Rs~pl
msnsr loaned on any Eocd eoiiAtsrah
toe cssrry.
TO LoAN-frvst. me-sy ., ssw rte Of
,ss.s-st R.sn'. Ts' "a go '~ To-"
For ssle--tseus.. end Lots
% HorsFA-l 8 and : fSesns. ks0o East
Valley. iptnlnE Capitol hin On east W.
BUSINESS pIrHcToar-.---.
AuetIorsers -.
& q nicRKRToN 3 Co. ssnsrs sas.
tinnsern sa1s First avsnpe.
Ahstraoters
ossoFHE ThfhPhn a Co, Inc. .siss,
ftsAsd tese, mirins claim snetre1W
nsssnsnt Mutual Life fidG fhen@s-
Sunset. bssi independent stS
poorH wBirTt.EsEr HtNIoRp Al
rsraot cpmpany, sstaklishsd tese. hess
ssss az Hsii.r sis- rsisphsns. Msla -.
sRArTLx ABSTRACT CO.. N. Y. slk
prsmstie sehesi
EuAN Dramatic School Hclyoke
block, private lessons daily, even
ing olassea, Monday. "Wednesday,
Friday. elocution. oratory Snd
practical stage training, profess
SIGNALS coached in their respective
lines. ministers and lawyers ora
tory powers strengthened. ihnne
sunset Blue ae6.
PROP. NoRRIN's day and nlNht school