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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
VENTILATION THE NEXT FAD.
So PrscieS John LHtsnser IN Address to
Philosophical sOoisty.
HoT AIR FURNACE A DEADLY MACHINE
spcsker Condemns the RseHtinE srp-
ven that Does NOT Utnize Fresh
Air Prom Outside the
House.

Architect John Lstenser declared that he
eNpeDted proper ventilation 70 he one Of
the next fadB. IN the course OF an address
on The subject to the Philosophical society
yesterday afternoon. He SAID the masses
would not be AROUSED 10 the importance Of
the mhtter except by calamity or fad
He characterized the hot air furnace that
r%evolves air within the house. without any
ar being supplied from the outside. az q
deadly machine. Perfect ventilation. he
said, could be obtained In every house at
little cost. Poor ventilation is obtained
by ordinary steam heating and ordinary
hot Wster heating. the stove being bette.
and The furnace still better if the air is
taken from without and ventilsting Ducts
through the roof are in position.
y would not artempt TO addr SIS the
Philosophical society on such . technical
matter had 81 mo- received edit hrial men
tioh In several OF the metropolitan papers. -
SAID Mr.. LatGDBer. The stzte Of Massa-
chussttE has enacted 9 Law requiring the
ventiiatioR Of public and s~sAni-public build
ingS. and Michigan has followed in its
foutsteps, In cities such as New York.
Boston. Baltimore and Chicago they are in
siHting upon the ventilation Of apartment
houses hotels and the like.
Eject ON Humanity.
Man Is a creature Of surroundings and
conditions, the food he eats and the air he
breathes- II 10 per cent Of The oxygen were
removed from the air an entirely different
generation would be developed, and vet the
air wherein the majority Of people work
ano attend to business usually is such air.
&ctOry hands are required TO work iD such
en- atmosphere. and II they were not per
united TO MIX with other people they would
degenerate into n race far below normal.
Ventilation Of q building, hall or room
uan he accomplished only by the process of
diiution-thRt is, by q continual nov %
fresh Hir into the room. The greatest
difficulty IN making peoTle realize the
necessity of ventilation lies In the fact
that the more carbon dioxide, popularity
known ns cRrbonic acid gas. is contained in
the room. the more soothing il is to the
nervous temperament. The less oxygen
under a certain amount supplied 20 a body
causes q corresponding d~iminutiun OF en-
ergy until the body gets in a half dormant
condition. requiring less and less air. su"f
q condition is fertile ground for all the iliI
that attack the human being.
There are sixteen or seventeen schoo
buildings In Omaha supplied with 90,00l
cubic feet Of air per room, which means
about 1000 wagon loads, or one cubic yard
per hour per room. The expense Of heat.
lKE cold air from the outside is not muel
rEreBter than TO reheat the air on the in
side. The ventilation OF the new pustOfnc'
building lie perfect. while in the city hall
corrt house and one of the theaters venti-
latinE plants were established al grea
cost. but were put in mechanically wrong
80 they are permanently idle"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
REPORTS ON COAL PRICES
Trade Paper Says Lake Fuel is
Elevated, Willis Hooking
valley Goes Down.

P~ITTsBURG, Pa, March The Coal
Trade Bulletin will say in its market re-
port tomorrow; The event In the coal
markets of the central west was the an
nOuneemenf a few days ago by some OF the
producers OF a new schedule of prices on
coal for lake shipment, which carries an
advance Of SO cents a ton al aro5nd.
The prices OF Pittsburg coal NJ the lower
AXE ports will be $2.55 q ton for the IL
inch screened lump. s245 for the h-ineh
and $3.50 for run OF mine.
The Hooking valley operators announce a
list OF Ii cents per ton less an around.
Announcement Of the changes followed a
conference Of Representatives OF the sew
erAl fields at Cleveland, o., last Wsdnes-
day.
SHAMOKIN. Pa, March The Big
mountain section Of Henry Clay shaft,
owned by the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron company. will be started up
tomorrow. Work viii be furnished for 400
men and boys. The shaft was closed down
when the miners went on strike last year
and was flooded.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
IRON WORKS FOR SEATTLE
WashinEton Capitalists Propose 10
Treat Rich Canadian
Ores.

SETTLE. March This Central Iron
and Steel company mas formed, with q CAP
ital Of $4,000. 600. 10 build in his city an
iron furnace with zoo tons daily capacity. a
100-tun steel plant and q rolling mill. The
organization includes the most influential
capitalists In The state.
They propose 10 work high grade ores
from the deposits Of TsxRds island. British
Columnia- Ultimately they viii. II is stated,
increase ths plant by the addition OF a
Tin plate mill and a tubs pipe works
They wiz take over the PAcihe Steel con-
Pany's plant Et I~rOndAls, Wash.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
CRASH ON MISSOURI PACIFIC
Expires OSIIides with Katy Freight
InjurinE RsnhnE stock, but
sParinE Men.

sEDALdA. Mo-, March 1-Missouri PActhc
train No. 9, the fast express from ST. Louis
70 Kansas City. crashed into q southbound
Katy" freight AT the crossing OF the tracks
In the suburbs here early today.
The passenger engine was partially de-
mOlished and four freight cars we're
Knocked on the track. Engineer Boyd re
mEinsn at his post and escaped injury.
FiremGs j. p. weleh jumped and escaped
with slight injuries. The passengers were
badly shaker up. but beyonc a few SCRATCHES
and bruises no one was hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
FIRE scAREs HOTEL GUESTS
Destroys BiE Chicago Block. Fright
entnE A~uditsrfum AnneK
visitors.

CHICAGO. March Occupants Of the
Great Eastern and Queen hotels At Wabash
avenue and Harrison street and q hundred
or more persons IN the palm garden AT the
Auditorium Rnns1 were given q scare to-
night BY q IRE which destroyed the six
story building a. 900 and s52 Wabash ave
pue. which extended back nearly 10 the
Auditorium annex. The property loss IL
estimated al nearly $3.50 geo.
The building, owned by Swan a Smith.
was valued at S4b 900. The occupants Of
the building and their losses. az estimated.
were; O. a. Brown Furniture company.
t26. zoe; Oliver Bros. dealers in iron bed
StsAaE. as 900; smith Bros. ph0tDErAphers'
supplies. f15.00ei Atkinson 4 AsntEsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
Doing a Large
Business

usually means assuming large
risks-too large TO be a safe
burden upon an individual
estate.
Wise business men carry
special insurance to relieve
their personal estate of this
risk. All such will be in
terested in "A Bankers VIII"
containing the Instructions OF
a New York Bank President 10
his trustees regarding invest
ment of his personal estate.
AGUo.OOO policy As another Insurance.
romance of special application 10 men
Of aifairA described IN The Largest
Annuad Premium
send to-day for both p4mphieu-
h Company RANKS
FJa-ln Assem-.
Flra-n Anouat PAID Puhry-holdez.
fpu-lh Agr.
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEw YORK
RnkxEs A AocuHSs, RruidmL
FLEMING HROs.. MAAassr&
oAahA NsbE. Be- Asaaes, I0wA
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02

(Continued from First Page.)
widowed by Imprisonment without the alter
native of q fine. On the other hand. others
who are well posted fear that the abolition
Il fmprisunmeut win lead ~ofhcials Of cor
pnrations to take the chance Of mourning
& monetary punishment. feeling that the
lines can he paid and that their corpora
tion can still make money by discriminRt-
.nF IN favor OF their friend or those as
SO ciated with them.
Il is true that the acts Of the short
session OF the Fifty seventh congress look
ing TO the regulation OF trusts do not 90
80 the length proposed by stump speakers
az both parties during the last presidential
eHmpHign, but members of the RdministrR-
zion express great satisfaction with the
work Ia this direction thus Ear accom-
pliKhsd. No serious attempt has been MADE
70 reach the trusts through the plan Of
reducing or RboliBhing tHrinE upon trust
made articles, nor was there any enort
made 10 secure the submission TO the
states of a constitutional amendment con-
ferring upon congress additional ana ex-
traordinRry powers in regard 10 corpora
items. Such an amendment would be 4
direct Rbrngation OF state rights. 50 far as
corporations are concerned.
ecope 81 AEe EoHh1~ne
with the establishment Of the Depart
meut Of Commerce and Labor the number q:
cabinet officers is nine, one more than
double the number thR- sat around Wash
ington's oOuncil hoard. The new depart
ment win be one Of the largest and most
Important branches Of the EXECUTIVE arm
Of the government. II viii take from the
Treasury department the following: Light
house board and the lighthouse establish
ment. steamboat inspection service, Blu
reau OF Navigation, United States shipping
commissioners. National Bureau Of Stand
ARDS, Coast and Ge0dstie Survey. the COM
missioner general and Bureau Of 1mmigrR-
tion, and everything pertaining to the i'm
migration service. and Bureau Of StattBticA
From the Interior department: The cen
sus ONCE.
From the State department: Bureau Of
Foreign Commerce.
independent bureaus placed under III
Jurisdiction: Department Of Labor and
Fish commission.
NeW bureaus created; Bureau OF Cor
purations. Bureau Of Manufactures.
Tha Bureau Of Statistics. which comes Il
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
WESTERN BLOCKADE LIFTED
Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas
Trains Freed from snow
Ran ON Time.

DENVER, March The blockAd due
10 the recent heavy fall Of snow on the
plains Of eastern Colorado and western Ne
brRskB and KHnsas has been broken up
All trains from the east today arrived
at the union depot on time OF nearly so.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
Ask BIG Pur.e 20 Firht. |,

NEW YORK, March flames J. Js1ries
and James ]. Corbett mel today and agreed
10 hight twenty uundE next JulE before the
club thai will give them k5.00 or the
largest purse that may be offered above
ms sum. the winner 10 take Is per cent
and the loser q. II was also agreed thai
the principals should meet in Baltimore 70
sign articles on Thursday next
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
BowuaE ConteEt al wayne.

WAYNE. Neb., March 1-(speciai Tele-
EramJ-ln The bowling conteEt AT William
DammcverE alley. which concluded last
night Arthur Norton won by d ecure ~
146; William Dammeyer, - Prank Kruger.
y: Pre- Beery. go Chel Hunter, 2ie. VIII
liam McCabe. NJ and Ed Pratt, 16
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02

school supplies. S15, 600; A. G. Bowman,
paper warehouse, SIG. 900.
Two fremen were painfully injured by 3
falling ladder. For a time the FIRE threat
.ened TO spread TO several hotels and lodg-
ing houses, many occupants OF which car
ried their belongings into the street.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02

All VITO have severe lung trpuhleE need
On. Kings New Discovery Tor Consumption.
n cures or No pay. 50e. 500. For sale by
Kuhn 4 Co
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02

The Nebraska state checker tournament
viii be held 81 Lincoln, March IS There Is
every prospect of an interesting meeting,
ana II Is iutended 10 take Essps there to
ward bringing about an International
checker tournament 10 be held al 81. Louis
during the Worlds fair next year. along
the lines Of the international chess tOurna-
ment 20 be held al ST. Louis al that time.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
a Nan BAaiy IHJ1red

Or painfully hurt. burned, bruised or
wounded gets quick comfort from Bneklen's
Arnlca SalFe. II conqusrs pain. Csc.
For sale by Kuhn 4 Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
ST. LOUIS soWLERS WcToRS
Beat Cincinnati by S5O 10 Szs In
Match Between Picked
Teams.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-The picked team
from Rt. Louis that has been al the In
dianapoliE Bowling Congress today de-
feated the Cincinnati picked team Score:
~. Louis ~ be
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
Magic city Gossip.

7. c. D~uncRnsou leaves today for Seattle,
where ne goes TO look after business mat
tiers.
Member Of the city council say that
more permanent are needed all
over the city.
Dr.. James A. Kelly reported east night
that Al keenHn, q patient al the south
Omaha hospital, was some better.
Now that Patrick Shea has waived a pre-
liminary examination n iE understood that
ne will request a trial IN district court as
soon a. possible.
James II, DunCHnEon stated 70 q Bee re-
porter last night thar he does not Intend 10
resign his commission as second lieutenant
Of the South Omaha cavalry troop.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02

FLEMING HROs. MAH@ssr&
Omaha 81 Daa Msanes. Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
RNRGW RkR MANE
MEN HN FIR WIND
sHu IS NOW PREPARED TO DIZZY ALL. wHEREAs SEVERAL
sac WAS suasrRVEHT TO OTHER POWERS

These latter include ~ Schneider rapid
nra runH capable ~ DELIVERING about
p shots u "a pagndn each in "a minute.
AID eleven dyuamitr guns. hurting pro
isotiles Of 90 pounds weight There
are about - secret batteries perfectly
concealed and equipped Similar pre-
cautions were made at klsufhNanE
and Kuiiauan. and st sa0h II These
ports tie HnehufsGsH we're literally
planted with the new iahods tofpe
does which hutamn tienllY break from
their anchors and. like the Whitehead
turpsduss used iu our navy, steer a.
fsetly FOR any approaching vessel With
Ia q radius ~ 90 YaFdn Tie laud
forces uoW concentrated in South Man
ehuria have reached approximately
quarter OF million. with aa MANI
mefs ready 20 hs forwarded from 81
IBERIA iu case q war This ia eoHsld
cred here ~ a force fully capable -
taking care " ali the brgaHds that
china mua produce
On the part ~ the Russian navy a
like activity prevailed. Prom neet
u only p ships iu ali the orient. her
armament has HfaNn g. formidable
oba - - vessels. including torpedo
huath hHd doHtfafrr3 Pert Arthur has
marine craft
Meanwhile naasis gained time ~
promising evacuation and 90 account
81 Tor each neu movement Of trsops
Hut az the same time the moved
auuthwafd and foGh paarcsslau ~ the
HHiua bile fulu forests without Eurea'H
permission. japan effectively controls
the southern portion II that country
through the Seoul Fusnn railway An
ttetpatinE war Japan has faf some
tinu been tranapaftiuE munitions -
var EuiaHd hH railway supplies g.
FaHan natuithntaudinE her agreement
with Russia Tor the preservation -
korean neutrality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

'suow bound rusretisa rouaue".
eaudbound lz stern reality.
And uudboana 10 John English. Nho
rvnldaH at the CORNER ~ Tenth ay-
rnua south ard IuakinH street. Tbs
city e rslaxinR rtrrsts az this faini.
Like ths ancient mariner the Iud-
hlur street resident ls loat in sea
~ fifth. and unless be learns Co walk
SEA The waters NOR successfully, than
Peter hs ls likely 10 stay on his rock
bound rfnineucc for some time to
cufue
a few days aEo English took a no
lion he would Ike 90 move 10
dryer climate lie thought the
waterfront VAS getting on hiE
nerves. Accordingly. he nrnt for
wagon. That 10 where he made his
first mistake What he really need
81 was n mudscuw la the course
6f.tlms the wagon dragged lie weary
lruEth along Tenth avenue and ap-
proaehed the pruuanntury where En-'
eilHh was booking out 10 sen from
hls Island OF Eiha with a hope n
dsHgerancs IN HE eve Hut. alas n
was another case Of the watched pot
refusing 60 bubble. Haf a block
below the house the wagon reared
VI IN tho debris and turned wrong
side up ae neatly na Madison street
car. After the first wreck tho light
houFekespsr on the ciiff a. iudkins
street contemplated the erection 81 a
suspension bridge. but before under
taking The erection thereof. cent
down town for another wagon.
The second came and steerrd sue
cenafuIy past the point where the
first had been dashed upon the
shoals and stuck faHt IN the mud
So John English IL stili perched
w on the banks Of Tenth avenue en-
toying Just about as much Hociahii-
lty ne Noah before the tide went cut
nt Arrarat
lie has not got discovered sue
cvHsfui method 81 taking arms
against this sen Of troubles and -
likely 90 remain marooued until
some kind aerouaut takes pity on
him and carries him back 10 the
mainland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

WARRINGTON. oct 20 In spite 81
repeated assurances from tho vsrous
departments ~ the government that IN
no manner now fofesern can tho Unit
- States become Involved tn tho
threatened war between Munsia and
Iapan over Mauehuda end itaren
u 10 a Significant fact that the mill
tHrY Information bureaus - both the
army ana navy we're never more 40.
tive than At the present time Il is
admitted. hf Secretary hoadY 81 least
that the government 10 fully Informed
~ the situation and that the Aziatir
squadron. although " has sailed for
more favorable winter cruise n tbs
south. 10 Htiil watching developments
~ and around Port Arthur and Ke-
rsan waters Army arlrsEs are ne less
uiservant sHd even the state depart.
msnt Il daily addips a. lie fund ~
knowledge.
~ far as can b. asrrftainrd here.
the council q war held - Port Arthur
lest July decided that Russia waa not
then sunieisuty prepared Go defy the
powers BY retaining Msaehufia ana
the time vtish haa since elapsed has
been niisd ~ strengthening foftinea-
tiohs ana WabiiiatHs troops a. ufinr
eipsi points like Port Arthur. Nlueh-
wang naiaudin IN Manehuria. and
Win in the faiu province - Nnrth-
srn karsa A. that conference were
present almost All Russian oulciaia -
note ~ The Far East clearly demon
sifa tinH hauais's purpose ard she asft
business with witch nho planned
immediately fuIlasiHH tfat council
stfaua feris were hHiit on the Huau-
Han chen mountains uyrrlaatiuR Port
Arthur oH the Hefth and e. tha south
the faftiHeations overlooking thu sea
we're greatly etpa aded THE garrison
there eaa Increased 10 o. 90 men aud
equipped with ~ pisosa - artillery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
MANY NOTED
DIVInES IN
ATTENDANCE

WASHINGTON. y. G. oct. so
One hundred distinguished church.
men from every part Of America,
Canada. Hawaii. West Indies. Phil
ipriurs. China aud Japan are here
today AZ the opening session q the
american conference Of the
hinhupa Of the Protestant Episcupa
church. Missionary projects and
church extension viii be the princi-
pal points discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
FRANCE HANGS
ONTO ARSENAL

PARIS. oct 2o-Generai Desss.
rier was today appointed military
governor Of Paris.
At n meeting Of the foreign sninia.
tiers today belcaKse announced that
China had authorised France to re.
tain the management Of the naval
arsenal ut Foo Choo for four years
longer. Roo Choo is treaty port oD
the Min river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
"HDG WM MADDW
AND WT &H M'
CONTRACTORS TAKE LtTTLE STICK AND STIR THINGS
ABOUT AT JUoKlns srRGGT AND TENTS AVENUE, WITH
CITIZEN M TsE ROLE eREPAUp

Win their usual consideration the
fret Thing the contractors did on
Tenth avenue was to remove the
side walk fFum Jackson 90 Atlantic
streets. and since that date Atlantic
has lived up 60 It's name.
Every nov and then = man in hip
boots struggles up the street swing
iuE pick and alap# the excavation
on the wrist for q few minutes Then
he picks ur his little dinner cen and
silently steals away.
Il u a fine street for turtien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

HoN A NNliAnf b. AND fNfHLIIs
85N5r STh ~ ,N b
ltNiNUafpNN
lie tella Neuf life % Il n, be II aaad
90 had lie positively ryfuaea % 40
sept enc penny until after Yuu have
had YUar reading. and not then IN
900 ate not perfectly Hhtinfied
NtaAhiNGu q 81 Don III pURQET
NAME ANh AnhhEEH llof
TeLs eONNlN rtHar AVENUE
AND SENECA STREET.
VENUS TiiE Gypsy Past. lsfsaeat
and Future Nham On NsHdHufe hotel
1915 let ave. hflnA this ad Tot frse
test
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HOUSE AID Lor.


smaH Hars fHefu HeM. p'asferst t=Hrs
o. srEF iaf Na1aa All cleared nfaHa
isa aut IH EnFdaH Htth Eter HIeHFf
ffH uWHer hAH aftfrf g. leave far
tHE EAST q ulIEH EtuaF e. H l5Hssu
street raf Hnr II Irfafeatrd HH8ErF
raH today az it vii b. aail surs fhtH
MHHa
u. s. rUHNEH & ca. n asabs bsask
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
Births

rs M AM Nira FTcd a Emlfh.
daughter IA. and Mrs o. b Wait
more. Etts seventh avenue. tas.
~ and Mfa H. r Counakr. So
Denny paN Boy M5 and M5a u
A HeHgy go neytssfan asFaae e
boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. =. Motsu, 81 narard ave- oep.
City HALT
Frsmea, orus c. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W, A. Mansfield 6 Co, prusalst
ESd ard Jseksee.
orahsm's aems Bakery, afoS lat
avenue.
c n Lohndrsit, cigar store, sie' /,
Second
Thes. harris. al pestofles, Rsntsp
Littls's Pharmacy. let axe. north
and asrrissa street }. u. Little,
proprietor.
Carlton & Co. Druggist, cor sth
-. and pae. street South Seattle
?. =. Meers. Psstotiios. So, PARK
uaivsrsi,y prua Store. unissrsity
Staten.
newell ST. Phsrmasy, io24 Howell
street.
Ralnisr Pharmacy. Mr.. Clark, pre-.
prieter. N2s t. Madison.
Columbia Drug Store. W, J. Stuas
ley, rrep, Celumh,a. Mssh
Broadway Pharmacy, y. {. Fisher.
erSp~ els Broadway and James
Quaker prus Co. 1918 ist ave.
LssFls Pharmacy, as N. Bread
~aYi easne, Union ~.
Marriage licenses
= - - - = -
Julius ~ Kinney -. Seattle. Mti.
dred n Maaepe, IS seattle Ma
SHALL y Boddy. SO. Nvah Hay. Jean
Mitchell 30. Plain ely. ~. W q.
keVeretI 80, MaIthy MaIy A talAlHa.
-, WoodinNHla. IN. David "
White. Seattle. Auuie Efehaan. sses
attic. Chas n Connolly Seattle.
Auns 4csIahl. trvment. Henry y.
CcWles al Seattle gorasila A. hals
Ina seattle. J a. uHphaut a. So
attic, Nellie AaNsen. rs. Seattle.
charles net kaf. "a sHeQusimlr. Eva
fielltm1, %. snoquAlmie. Samuel =
Minniek, ~. Seattle M.sfHarvt =
Hokg q. Remeruy. WA Thomas j
Ugiififha - seattle. Katherine n
Buckley. a. Seattle Gsarse nrreHH.
al. Seattle, sarah = tAfaNaa. So. Sc
attic Harry =. Colby s.. Seattle.
Aaudn Maniey, -. Seattle.
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TllE rlAcE ~ I've
EAaF 70 HEAcN NNHH TO Bur
h1 ,..s -, ..s,iss 90 -. :. Lsas ws.e
ffan FgFsf AL Wset sgtaa lzfsa -
tasttA ia siivr 49, s@litaE fsst 81 "a
= 80 i59e I. : 80 80 ss-s 81 .
naaiss nssen fss So bsai ss4 eke.ss
sst rfegsrt4 - szsfsst - saess a. =.
sssssss 81. si..F.s "a sfsts.s ssssas.
saWaias srasd vissa taaUan halhses
fstfax hira asa ksaahfsi aiaufF 500
a. -, g" ~ n. w., 80, ,:s'a' 10, e -. ;:
. 80 s-.sa. go. ''''''
TO START THE HAtf ROftINo
So wll begin ~ nffEfiag yea
rhaier ten acre tract = land. Ntfh
tire HuriuE upun u. faeinE en 49,
tr5ss Is s.atiis tso 'rss-s IRON ne
sieeffir car and aaiy = mile ffan
rFadsd .ehsal. far to-. rsrms au
ClTAa p ADAMS
Rom 6 s,1rt le1i llaLlalnE
NfCIToIa 0AHnFN tracts
I have iuaf plated some fire afrs
tracts which am affrrinE pn ~
saaF terms prize tisn an acre 81
s9s ~. ~ "a 4 = s tss ~ e car ana
d M Nfcfiof =
ST. WashlnFtoh lis r. Iames -
FOR SALE.
CAFffAf-.Fnpr hzarsa aaw rented Z
iefa Epad aiEr f'ia9 Toe cash aal-
aues easf SuTE 80 mites frnfn ftn-
rsef square 90 best cable line IN The
gltH VII pay rent Hfusu a Hest
rs=A Marion hiask
So 80 acres soafhsnsf - Auburn y
acres Improved g fruit trees in hear.
ina tfuom house. nne spfins q
~ = arrss On vashan gaIana. close 20
stsambo4t landing hne land. Naod
HIHTrf yGHEN 4 kHNEr.t.
> korwsii block
~ AcHFs nas hottan lard ~ mites
from fnteTufhHu. aniF e g Der aefe
There iH enough timber on he niare
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stead claims rruisiuf 3 - 60 o. ard
bettsr esll room - Pacific bleck
q ACRES ulnes ueat - Kent. 40
Fisher 4 smith Sisso Arcade.
Personals
EUROPEAN Nrw Life Famc Baths
Per heart diseass. ia grippe. imam
rHsfurY rheumn fisfn. Nervousness and
chfgnfc fiasaars. Baths can b. given
81 home. Pure smoke. uufr herbs
used Andrew Earulu. 100 Sixth
near Pike. phone. Black aAT. aeat-
tie. Wash
Mna JOSIE o. TURNER ManaaEs.
Cha mp08lnn ManiruruE TairdteHH-
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WITH thr NiHfo. u aHanEr Machine =
81 a
FAPDH Massage and Tub baths
MRS TAFT. sai Cth ave Ladies' Treat
msut fafinra electric HEhf steam
vapar baths vibraHfaEe. uaHfnaf for
face. scalp and body. Phone. Black
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