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Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-01

Duncan McMn,an aRd family left Thursday for Los Angeles, where they expect to stop short while. before going to Seattle where they intend to locate.
 The Presbyterian Aid society will meet at the home Of Mrs. H. M. Shields next Wednesday afternoon al 2:30 o'clock
 Ar. Jesse Norton is enjoying a visit from his father and mother. Mr. Nor ton recently moved to Douglas. where he has opened confectionery parlors in the Roy building.
 Mr Wilson of the electrical depart
 meEt has been sent to Douglas to as sist in placing the electric wires in the Copper Queen store at that place. &&$ The family of Harry Duey wi soon join him in Douglas where MT. Duey is now employed. Mrs. W. H. Brophy was called to
 Naco Friday to the bedside of her father. MT. F. w Goodbody. who is quite i'll. MT. Gootbody is now some what improved. although he has not fully recovered.
 Mir. Hosmer came up from La Cana nea Friday and returned yesterday with his family. Mrs. Hosmer will be greatly missed in musical circles in our city, where she has been so pop ular. It is with regret her friends see her take her departure.
 Miss Tessie Goodbody visited in
 Bisbee part of this week MT. and Mrs Duey of Quality hill are preparing to move to Douglas. Their departure from our midst will be regretted by their many friends here, MT. and Mrs. Sroufe will occupy
 the house being vacated by them. There is still some agitation on the subject of a kindergarten here, and it has been decided that canvass of the town will be necessary before it can be determined if one will be feas- ible.
 The last dance of the club organized by Jones, Provo and Mcbride was given the night Of the Fist. Mrs. Dyer entertained at whist Sat
 urday afternoon at her rooms on Dual ity hill.
 Mrs. F. c. Bledsoe entertained at ] luncheon Mesdames Hammer, Paul and Kelly Thursday afternoon, to meet Mrs. Bledsoe's mother, who is visit ing from. Los Angeles.
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4 SOCIETY AND PERSONAL < {. Z, Z. ! {. t {. {. {. :. l. ! {. [. .s <

F SOOtEtY ' ANU FEhoONAG :. .:- :. s- < |. I. 1. 4 # + < < < < 4
 All who attended the gymnasium on Thursday evening report very lovely time. The entire gym was at their disposal and to say that they took ad- vantage of the different departments would be putting it in very mild form. Superintendent Hammer may look for a much larger crowd next Thursday, as the gym is sure to be- come very popular with the women, as it has already with men. A large number took advantage of the bowling alley and we predict some very clever players among the gen tier sex.
 A large crowd assembled al the club house Friday afternoon it being social day and many of the members were present with their friends. The afternoon was most pleasantly spent A program consisting of music. vocal and instrumental, as well as a guessing contest were the forms of entertainment and all had a most de- lightful time.
 A very interesting part of the musi- cal program were the many very beau tiful instrumental compositions played by the new instrument. the Apollo recently placed on exhibition in the club house by MT. Ze.lner. The music was certainly very much enjoyed. *** Miss Miner. a former Bisbeeite. is visiting her friend, Mrs. McMakin of La Cananea.
 Col. w. C. Greene, who has been in New York for some time is expected to return to Cananea the first of March.
 MT. and Mrs. J. McDermott of Doug las came in on last evenings train to spend Sunday in Bisbee. They are the guests of MT and Mrs. Morris High.
 William Long, who has been i'll the past week, is now reported improving **& Mrs. Hamilton of Phoenix is the guest of Mrs. N. F. Ferguson for a few days. She then goes to Douglas to visit her friend, Mrs. Ellis, of the latter city. Mrs. Ferguson entertain ed a party of six at a luncheon in honor of both ladies on Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Harrington of Sierra de Cobre are Bisbee visitors for few days. MT. Harrington came up on business.
 MT. I. w. Wallace. who has been i'll for the past few days. is HOW re- ported improving.
 MT and Mrs. Ellis of Douglas are in Bisbee, the guests of Mrs. N. E.. Ferguson
 from his mother of Los Angeles. Mrs. Bledsoe expects to spend two months in our city.
 MT. L. A. Durley returned from his trip to the coast one day this week. He left Mrs. Durley at Fairbank visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Herrick. She was expected home last evening. *&< Mr. and Mrs. William Adamson of Douglas were in Bisbee this week
 Mrs. Henry Ash is reported i'll at her home on Mountain View. MT. M. J. Cunningham has so far inn proved as to be able to be in the bank a short while yesterday
 Little Spencer. son of MT. and Mrs s. w. Clawson, is i'll the past few days
 John Foster of the Rangers is mak ing preparations to move his family to Douglas. where he intends making his future home.
 MT. and Mrs. Kirby are enjoying a visit from Mrs. Kirby's mother, who
 recently arrived from Chicago.
 pr. Frazee and parents have moved
 into the residence adjourning that o
 Mir. J. J. Bowen on School Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-01

FOR RENT-Over Central Phar- macy three rooms suitable for light business. 2-11-tf
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT Apply at No 6 Quality Hill. 2-26-1w
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-01

WANTED-2.0 GOO shares Copper Glance Mining stock. Apply to B. F. Graham & Go. 220-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON, u, G.. Feh. At.
The acnata met al A O'Clock thla
morning In executive session. but
thefn was no quorum. The doors
were then thrown open for the lesla-
lative soFsian.
II was apparent early In the ses-
sion that much % ths M feeling of
Yesterday had passed. u in Esnsr
ally believed that an agreement has
been reached which will permit
Quay 10 win his statehood hattie
aud also result In the withdrawal OF
AofEans opposition 10 the ratifiea-
tiun Of the canal treaty. u h said
that Morgan u wiling 10 Wtlhdfaw
hts opposition n hls ohlsctisna Go the
treaty are made a matter Of record.
a. he wants future generations 20
kna~ his prophecy regarding the
matter. While this oouf.s Il un-
usual u II probable that Il will be
consented 10.
HeveridHe and penroae has a lively
debate over a matter OF preference.
and tleNvFiasr won his point Gun
siderable routine business was
cleared.
When the house met Speaker Hea.
defsan appointed Meody Il oregon
10 preside ever Tomorrow session
when euiakies VIII be delivered upan
the late Representatives Tongue ii
oregon. Trainple OF Iowa and Mo.d }
of North Carolina The question ~
a quorum then arozs. The considera
ton ~ the currency bil Nss rcssnnea
after a quorum was gained BY clos,
ing the aeoFr and sendins for ab.
sentrer. Fowler outlined Al length
the provisions % the biii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
PIANOS

We now have on our hoofs the
largest and best assorted Htosk Of
PLANES and oFKsur ever b~fore shown
BY us % any other hasaes in the state
Of Washington. Among the makes
represented are such well kaoNn
names - chieksrins a Sons. Kim.
bali. I1bart ". Cable. pease. Doll.
n. a Johnston Co. Hetnxe. and other
Pianos and kinhali organs Al 81
these are nos roinn At prices that
challenge cnfnfarison. quality con-
sidrrpd. for inatance. Pianos that
retail regularly ~ f1ek. tato. f17a
tfss and upward. are now going AZ
fffT ts9s. fsse. t1fs. ffi7. etc. and on
unusually Easy terms
bargains n secondhand naunra
planes from ST. sec. SCI. fss and un
on most Easy terms
~ew organs hat retail regularly Al
as. ftoe and fifo. wlli 60 now at SCI.
Us aud fIe Mary other nfyies and
prices On nsest fnvorehi@ terms.
Eyery instrunen, II fully warrant
ed and guaranteed to be A. repre-
seated THIS sale viii last but
short time. snd " viii be- wise to
make your selections uafly IN get tho
benrnt Of large assortment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
7iIfOn Murder
Trial Ended

Th~ closing arguments 10 the jury
In the Triton murder trial were made
this afseFnoon. Immediately after tn.
coart convened. THIS rsarnlns Was
taken up with the Testimony q caok
and Aattfea. two Of thu mea who
wrre IN tho Green Light saloon AZ
the tine flooth fell q the fioor. tsath
men testified positively that neither
Tfitnrf- Milton nor Charrhill uefv
near the man when he tell.
John y. Dare and u. Meade KIM
DRY. attorneys for the accused. have
secusnulsted sueh an array - Wit
nesses for the defense whose tssfi-
fnnny he's b~~n essnstneinH and rlrsr
that little doufs u entertained IN
the minds q the DEFENDANTS and
their friends a. 90 an ar4uittai
tuSi9e fseil thss morning stated that
~ believed the Jury would only b.
aus . few minutes ~ he Nas SURF hut
ono ballet sould b. necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
Police Wake UD

As a result % the accident on the
waterfront yesterday. when q horws
was killed by failing Down a hole.
the city authorities have put stop
10 the practice az dumping refuac
through holes Ia wharsea lnto thu
hay.
Pefsans have bsen in the habit OF
tearing cut plahka ON Railroad nN-
enue lndiscrsmtnatrly for thr purpose
IL dumping iossds % refuse int the
hay. Yesterday e. Smith. tinket
agent % the fevcr~tt $asia stlon
Company. oofnplainsd TO the Eseiio~
about the matter and the pfartice
has been forbidden. Mt. Smith says
that he has sft-n ssen horses mar.
rowiy sscape going through such
Faps IN tho whefvea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
INDICTMENT
ARRESTS

-Four arrests under Grand Jury mA
dlctnefits had been made up 90 4, 80
Q ctock fois afternoon George Kin
near u charged with renting prop.
etsy fuf Immoral purposes. lie owns
the property where the notorious OLD
PARIS house MAS run alno the pfrn.
lnea occuptrd by the star ccneert
Hall. The other arrests Wer~ Mike
hurns, proprietor Of a concert hail on
sixth avenue south near King
street. Moss Goldsmith Of the Mas.
eot. Joe watkins Of the Monterey.
there are TIVE indictments against
watkins. The charges against the
three last named are alt for employ =
ine females 20 sell liquor
heputy sheriff. Nei-an and nawer
made the arrests and arr stlii en-
Esxed IN serving warrants asnlast
Indicted perzona
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The Cook Kicks

Wai1 Tayp. the contractor making
the repairs upan the Batter hatei
vas arrested THIS aftsreoan on con-
pisint IT the cook % the house uf-on
charss % ereatinx q aui-snee. e.
appears that the dust from the
walls that ar. being Fsmedel~ss "
fioatinx into she Kitchen % the Hos
tsiry and filtine the sugar uifh
sand. thichcntnE the Soup and IN
uther says iusaairtnx tho eeihllity
II the Wanda.
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smAtI MustcAl Insreumanrs

We have just received a large ship
usrni. th~ order for which was plac-
"a with the manufacturers Ito BE-
made up especially far usl before
TIE pssssenf stare changes wrfs de-
cidsd upon. resulting ib oyerHtocking
~. ana IN CanHeunsnfe Of " hlch NE
y ri make VERY sharp reductions In
nearly al lines 81 yioiins. guitars.
naand0iinr ban5nm. music boxes.
strings and trimmings Of all kinds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
TIRED or JAH

OLYMPIA. Feb. fi.-There was a
clean .nit delivery here last night
about 3 O'clock from fhs city jsft
~ which four men. supposed 10 b.
hard characters. are aEaia Al liberty.
They sere arrested IN the afternoon
BY chfss Savage on the charge Of
sfsaSsae a neg u be@r and put IN the
cIfp jail. Ubafh - am old Wooden sf-
fair and tcff TO cool of. When
Might Chief Fsfer wcnf TO the jail
the quartet were gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
SEVEN MORE
YESTERDAY
Five Pianos. Three Organs.
Hundreds OF Pieces OF Music
and Dozens OF Small Musical
Instruments and Talking Ma
chimes Were Sold Yesterday
by ID. S. Johnston Co. oo3
Second Avenue

Nearly everybody wants something
IN our line. and many have been
waiting fof Just such an opportunity
an the great us0ury saving posslnh-
tty uf this sale now offers You will
probably never again have a chance
10 buy Sheet Music. Politics. and In
Htruetfon for al kinds 81 iHstfu-
nents al the prices prevailing while
closing cut this department. NJ fol-
lows
All regular use niusie. now only Ice
or three pieces Tor ...........xse
All regular zse music, nov straight
...-..,.,.. Toe
All regular soc music. now only iAe
or three pieces for ......s.ss4 zoe
AZ regular fse music. nov straight
ssssssss .44s4as.tss.s.sss Ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21

80. This CARRIED. - to n, The bill
II thuH practically einaaeuiatVd
The insurance iehby here d headed
by g. a. Helfusr. q Seattle. chair
man of thu Democratic STATE com.
mittcc. Heifncr WAS former lnauf
ence commissioner aud ~ now YIN
defHtood To be paid lobbyist of the
Insurance companies.
tn the debate Lewis o. klne
kina chafsed that Dickson WAS be
ihs hctuated by Improper motives,
intinatlnE that the Insurance com,
nanicH were willing 60 pay money e.
have The bill killed. Dickson r~toft
81 Ia effect that 10 there waa any
gran a Was on the other side The
hill went over The house then al
teufned until Meaday az : o'cieek
y. N
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MoHTAllTY pEpoRv

Jehn Erie Farrell dird al bis hcuss
AZ seiotnoa Bay yrst~riny. Dsath
wNs due to = aiiEht stroke Of par
aiFsir and ED a9s, The fun~rai wtii
BE- heia Ut ssn O'Clock Sunday after.
na-an frons tho N. " chufrh. las
ftfih avenue. The funeral arrange
rnents are in charge 81 johnson q
Hamilton. uudrrtakers. 1tEf FIRST
nsseWasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21

tr. Williams. ophthsimoiasist and
opticisn. has the latest and only ab.
soiuts correct method % fitting
glasses ana treating the eyes "a
Arcade building. -.
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SEARCHING
THE NUNS

CEDAR RAPIDS F~h. sf--Tha
search In the ruins % the clifton
hotel continues u - expected that
sis more bodies WIN be recovered to-
DAP. Another within has died from
the effects q injuries this morning
All the others are IN satisfactory
condition..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
LAST EDITION
INSURANCE BILL
CAUSES WARM TALK
HOUSE MEMBERS ACCUSE ZACH OTHER or DRAWING DOWN
GRAFT FROM THE COMPANIES

oLf MrlA feh. si.krhe ward Of
Eraft was banded back and forth
among the house mrvubern sh,s
'nornina IN the discussion of the
Nonistt,s'k Insurance bill Dickson
90 kittttas led the fiEhs Rgalaat the
measure. The bill prov iiea that II
insurance companies baNr more than
"nc esrnt Ia any Our town. they
shall nay nn annual itsssnsc af ttoo
thte y practically pfahihitury.
Dickson charged that fhr lin was
petik advanced by an inaura ne,
TRUST, and ~ Intended to defeat csafn.
- uaen. Ne moved tn strike out this
CLAUSE. but the motion MAS Lost. ayes
~ Maya III, no quorum Thea pteh
ton utefed an amendment rcdueing
the lirehse of additional agents to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
INSTRUCTION BOOKS

With but few exceptions. all In
nsrurf lion books that sell regularly
FOR soc. TGc. fi.eq. ri.ba and o. go are
nsu going At zsc. stc. soc. soc and
he
No music exchanged. Mail orders
must Enciuae l. per eepy for postage
0n sheet music. and from Sc TO isc
faf I=osfagr on books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21

After being held prisoners for
threa wcrka. Levi and Ethei Baf-
rinEt@n. ceisfad. we're given their
liberty this afternoon harrington
refused 10 testify against hts wife.
ne attempted To XII him while he
WAS n work In the barber shop Of
the Hotel Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
FIRE PANIC

CHICAGO. Web rf-=rfre this AZ.
tefooen In the stursia factory caused
panic among the lee employees The
fofeuian Was snffoested ~ Ntnaka
aud may doe Seventeen giria u ere
in1urea By being crushed In the
stampede. The fire los II tso.cao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
PREPARE
ron WAR

coNErANTISOPLE. reh. al
Marllks preparations. in view OF the
iiaikan trouble. continue. The Sal
nnica district reserves are being
called IA for the balkan ssrsice. The
porte has ordered the Smyrna X as
abe railway TO hold cars IA readiness
for the transportation OF n6.ees rc-
serves To Macedonia
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WAGES RAISED

CHICAGO. f-b. 1.-THE fahe
street and Northwestern elevated
railway companies. have conceded 10
their employees an Increase af cages
Of about 10 per cent. the third In
crease within \ year.
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MTcHMAN
MURDERED

PHILADELPHIA. F~s. at.--Ths
Waterman in the BID Mccuray ds4
faaFtmrnt stnrw was murdered by
robbers last Night snd his body
thrown int the cellar. The extent
Of the robbery IN unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
TIME rs
NEARLY UP

WARRINGTON. u. g., Fcb. a.
Representatives If the neN Panama
Canal company here, deny the re-
port that the company VIII extend
the time beyond Mnlsh 4 On the az
tluu which the United atatea gov
eminent new holds. They npy that
II the treaty ~ not ratified by the
senate before that date, they viii
hold that the option has expired.
If the treaty ~ ratified. they VIII re-
aafd The nInnerly as dlsposed Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21
Vlsltinp Day

sunday In visiting day on the bat
Iieahip Wisconsin. iioatH ienee pier
topposlte dspoD. al 10 a IN. Is
aud 30 q. ~. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-21

.WANTnfA Hearltrfs af three raahssi
fuunH msn 10 iaia = ee-aissfattse bnafh
n ina hnsns party. All tna ea4ufufte u
ksisife sa4g Waitiha distance 4tai tahtal
htaa hauss and swsFgthins 81 ths vssfs
best bard fatas fea~saahis. Address.
~ q M star
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SUNDAY n visiting day on the bat
f1eAhip Wisconsin,. Basts leave pier
, toppoaiss depotl. Al 10 n m. Is
and 80 y. m. 80
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Professor Wilson nj nanke Hall
Monday ami Friday evenings Pri-
vafa lessons daily. so
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Are
Always
Glad

*. pAfteil ptug 10. You viii
"A sraduases ~ rharmas.y y ha az.
nas risa 10 auete afiges aha~
~ arythilss
AMI GIVE
whatever Information about
tee snsi snsilclnfs ycu may derite.
sd on
- '...,..'s Pleasant teilei. aas .iae ise
tl'.', 'nasieless tsWNlsian Norway
~, 1. h7s4 OH. rs sife .sfs5s Jne
.. ~ Kala Tanists. ioc sise zoe
a ~ lisss AND ilsnsoln SteAti'' .sf
h....h AIR. Nlc size o., ssst5ss ,koe
.. sss Porous elaagors. s3c sise
......, sss..tts ssss u, Zoe
- - ,na whlse Pine for coughs end
sr,as. sle sisr .ssss sse
,.ls,z.,ssi kseana. 81 e site -, &1.lo
tA.s. 49,. ',s.fhsftic ialls. yer aoacn 90
s s,..,.',e LAXATIVE oainlpr. Sc STAG
'''''''' .....-.,t ts#s.,. .sss. Toe
-, Fss4eaectcra. All Kinds. sold 81
~ .l,sssalnt far the arxt Week
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l. NJ. BENNETT remodeir old iewelry,
Colontai.
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URSTON AHERRIN


HAIR cutting. IS cents. shrswe
bar,fs. iis fcsief.
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cucAoo rss. sr.-whsa'. MIA
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srnciAL nAnaArss


AZ n.srz-ss~. a. ssr a-e. - hss. .s<n-
Se.ifnt'is iets Ne ~th s.ii se1 cheap
o. oa.>n srns - hs~s . s.rl~,, e tss-
asar csf Has. fsum $50 ss. -ssns sish
sss sis..
A.rs ir.e,s. ca ear linz. vssy ssv terms
iii eeahis ycur nseasT.
sfaas WIN esr a nes. s.ros-n hss-<. 70
fsus ~. a. car Tins: $50 cssh.
basement. Essd ioes,ian-
ttaoe- rs~ e-ruora sau.s. tsfh. crate. ios
sosice. near broadway
rnEpfs. TEbutp a cox.
- nAnea. 80. ,.i. rhpne. James asa
ssss,e -Nntssa 7.rysosa host.e. street I'M
ssfsyteHneHfs 18th ave, utostknre q
sfsno russ for yearr A. "a 80 reat
$500 Meaeru. s-fs-1sa heurs. tfiek fo-1lts-
sion. n.s4 oa@h. iaiaaee trrrs-4
talse- III rses is-uay ~~Y. part cash
tisss Sssena i1iHfsa "a itth ave.
se4as-i-.sse loi. c.arass 18th sna Msrsca-
s,ss-i.,s ,ssisa iays me and hsh- .a.s
40 sash for ioss nsar Gr~sn lake. eaa
ssn 0na ait
49,. -Fuf Z tets ~ Billiard.
t-ssb- Nirs fet On neAfi-ofn
ss.a0- F1ns int haiseen ki.s and Weller.
~ erh 10y trsaas. stu asfi ans-haif ef
- ~ sAaa 500 eash. haisnss $40 pei
tss,,@ -, aoxfee. on ssth ave-. hstwrsa
sElsefry AMI columbia.
stl.sa-s'ofaas lot. iazieo
=. EfIsftH 4 co.
~, ~. an kgeaas nsliasnF.
FxrftA Gcpn uAnoAfNs
fTno-A nfrs nrf-acfs borne. PARTLY cleared
Sod fnur-nssna cattaxs me hfAlthy 10
cation. iust the place sqf nris. herri-s ana
ehlfkens. usiy 10 sniuufer walk h. elecs
tfif car. hasdy 90 eossi srheel.
fH=a-Ifvs = ~ ~ extfe Eesrt sait Only y
minutes eah 10 ssertFir car. - Htinviez'
flls ~ ths riiy. hat'i make uil~tAte.
ADA Na = NICHOLS
ists Second ave. Roam az.
WHY pay 5000 for so foot lots when
sse can sell you one acre for ssse:
enc block from school and tive
blocks from electric car line. at
Columbia. easy terms. call and
see Sfeftenrren a Arnell. y Hax=
we'll block. corner First and CO.
fumhin.
v p ha,- eaxfoa with two cottages. on car
Isne. Ftf~~t @ofk Al rAia. hesHtiful view.
rs fniuates' tide ffnns fcetsud axrnua.
siuo. trfnsr. Taftur-coct -. aTr-so
kfrade.
LOT Nsiss Inquire - owner 81 net
frauftssnfh aefnus also tot hpsfeo In.
aaffe 81 ia,- tast srftne streot. corner
Eleventh avenue.
CHEAP lots az ss 10. at hii.man CITY.
s Hre ss,ns st. street, ,srsn. =
down o. monthly Come today. IsafBs
warm once on grounds
SALMON hay Park afdltion. Ballard four
kuad lots. So each easf terms, Prosser
a %. hi2 s-cond avenue.
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DOVE UP.

MADRID. Feb. si--A Tanaler dis
patch says that HANNA. the
Mnfncca pfetender Waa defeated on
t'eh. is. near Meiilla, n Ia reported
that the prctendef pei lalsri Ia battle.
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To Cure q Geld IN One Day
Take Laxative nromo Qulnins
This signature
rn a an every b0s, sc.
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DR.. Kibbs has resumed PRACTICE.
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CidSSltleu Ans
eeafdsrs
WANTIil@ ligafdsss@ ~ fhfss fsdHea
young men 90 lain a Operative hoard
home easy wasting distance soasi tahls
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