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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-08
Wanted SEVERAL IyDUSTR,

Wanted - SEVERAL INDUSTRI
GUS persons in each state To trave-
Tor hou.e established el' ven years andl
with n large capital. TO call anon mer-
chants and agents for successful and
profitable Hire. Permanent
merit. Weekly cash ia arr Of 1924 and
~ travelling expenses and hotel bills
,dvancedin cash each week, Expert.
3nce not essential. Mention reference
md enclose sel'.addressad envelope
TIE NATIONAL. 1852 Dearborn ST.,
Chicago.
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FREIGHT,

This Company guarantees to del
freight from both east and west
Ely ~, cGeaply as via any other touI
Special rates on Machinery anoll
Der, or any other commodities b
carload.
Also on ore going to tie SmslH
east or west. in carload quautItla
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Notice Of Appointment ard 10 Creditors

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the uu 'ersigned
p. II. Baker. was ON the 3 tn day of Augusi
1901, duly appointed executor OF the estate O.
cfsl District Court of the State of Nevada. IL
and for White Pine County. and has qualified
as such executor.
ceased, must, within three months from the
Arst publicati IN Of this Notice, die the same
with the Clerk Of the aforesaid Court, with the
necessary vouchers. Any claim not 80 fled
will be forever barred.
p, ". BAKER,
Executor Of said estate.
Chas. A.. walker, Attorney for Exector.
Firstpublicatiou sth, 1904; last publication
October 9Th, 1904
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Eureka
and
PaIisade Rai|w,
A
For Passengers. Baggage. y
express and Freieht

express and Frejeht
LEAVE PALISADE at ! Am n
except SUNDAY. arriving nj ru]
ll:4O A. NJ. This train RECEIVE. !.
express and baggage at Palj.adu \
train lea wing San Francisco All !,
daily. and also carries mail tron' j
land flyer, leaving San Franei,ml
a. m. both the day pr4yion
with all trains leaving Ogden ths|
before.
STAGE FOR ELY leaves Eu,s,I
2 P. M, (after arrival Of train1
irving at Ely 8 A. NJ. the folio,
mOrninU
STAGE, leaves vi
1880 a. m.daily except SATURDAY, nj
ing at Eureka 3 a. tn. Passenger
rest at Eureka aud take trim
l2:4O p. III. daily, except SUM
arriving at Palisade $50 IN. 10,
nect with t%asthound pass. nptf i
al 6:b6 p. ~, which arrives a,
den at $50 a. NJ, and Salt Lake
at S:2O a. IN. the foll, wing NON
Also connects with westbould
sebger train al 9:45 p. w., due IN
Francisco at a:25 p. m. next day
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-08
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
In the Fourth judicial District
Of the State OF Nevada in and
for the Count, OF White Pine.

for the Count, OF White Pine.
The ST TIE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETING TO
Mckinley Mining q Smelling Company
and Dix W.. Smith.
You are hereby required to appear In an ac-
tion commenced againkt you as defendant by
Mrs. Mary B. Barber, Mrs, Ida Mckinley and
Mrs. Mary B Barrier. as Execttrix Of the will
Of Geo. D.. Saxt, IN, deceased ia plaintiff. in the
Fourth Judicial District Court Of the State of
| Sevads, In aud for the County Of White Pine,
at the town of Ely. an answer tn com laint
thrrin. which Is on Ale with the Clerk Of said
Court. within ten days after the service on
you OF this Summons exclusive OF the day Of
service II served IN said County Y. or twenty
days II served out Of said County but within
this District and in all other cases forty days;
or judgm n. by default will be taken against
you. Q or1ing to the trsyer of said complaint
The said action 10 trougot to recover judg.
ment against you the said d PENDANT, M,Kin
ley Mining anu Smelling Company T the sum
| Of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars,
agreed pIi e on sale Of the Aultman. Isaac.
Blackstone. Minnie ManGrah, Cummins. Y-l-
lowstone, Specific. Ed ,rado, Carbonate.
%springville, willard, Union, Ohio, Connie.
dore, S.xton, Balloon, Elijah, aud Hicks Lode
Mining claims, situated i i tls Robinson Min
ing District, Win tie Pine County. Nevada: also
Aultman mill.site and saxton water right;
together with interest On said sum at & pei cent
per annum from August /. 1872.
Also for adetrte for the sale OF all right
! title and interest the said defendants aud each
Of them. have in aud to the aforesaid described
property and Appearances thereto: aud tn At
srfd defendants. aud eacn If them. he barred
and tcreclcsed of al right Claim or eqr ity in
the said described Hemias s. and every par,
thereof All Of wl.ci more fully appears In
In the complaint on file h,rein, a certified copy
of which is served herewith.
And you are hereby notified that if You fail
to appear a11 answer the said compisint as
above required tia sad plaintiff will Gsk f-I
the relief set forth above. and for such o.he'
and further relief as is Just aud proper IL
equity.
IN TESTIMONY WHERE IF. I. Neil Munro.
have hereunto set my h md AMI afix d tn
seal Of said COURT this 18th day OF July a. D..
1904.
49,. NEIL MUNRO.
j.E, Clerk OF the afort said tonrt
~ by NJ. Il. GARAGHAN.
Deputy.
Chas. a. Walker. Ely, Nevada,
Airy for Plaintiff.
First publication. July II, 1901; last, ssptem-
bsr l.
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Notice.
CHANGE IN FREIGHT AND PASSEN
GER RATES ON WELLESLEY LINE.

From JAM ry lst, 1901. the follow
ing rates will be effective On the Wells
ely Stag Line to Ely:
All packages under 50lba. will be
graduated.
All freight and express over 5Oibs.
= cents per pound
Passenger fare $12 so; round trip
The following app'v oCherrv Creek:
Packages under 50ihs. graduated.
FreiP ut aud express o,. / 5Olbs. :2cts
Passenger fare Bio: rcu,d trip $IS.
ihirt, pounds If baggage allowed
zach passenger.
D Z KENNEDY. Manager.
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Lodge Directory.

HHERRY CREEK LODGE NO. 80, |. @ o. F.
NIMeets 1t Odd Fellows Hall every No.
Jay evening 1t y o'clock. Sojourn- -
ing brethren In good standinp are &E
,ordiallv invited to attend j. B. 10y
OAR. Y. G F. u. CLARK, Rec. seq. ~
rotary.
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LOCAL JOTS
Don't forget 20 register.

Closing out sale Of -four, grain
and ham at the Hayes Cash Store.
Candidates are now daily appear
ing on the battle field.
Notice of the meeting of the Board
CT Equalization appears in this is
Sue.
The call for the Republican pri.
maries and convention will be found
elsewhere in this paper.
Ali the employees Of the different
mines in the camp were given a
holiday on Monday.
Ruby Valley barley, $500 per
100 pounds, at the" Hayes Cash
Store.
w. N. McGill and wife returned
Monday from a visit at the Clere-
land ranch.
Now that all the visitors have
left US, the town appears rather
quiet.
Clover Valley oats and barley,
Sa.4o per 100 pounds, at the Hayes
Cash Store.
Miss Mollie Scott leaves tomor-
row for Carlin, Elko county, to re-
sumo her duties as teacher Of the
school there.
Mrs. w. B. Graham and daught-
or, Katie, leave Monday morning
for a visit with relatives in Reno
and California.
Considerable money is said to
have changed hands here on the
Labor Day sports, especially on the
drilling contests.
The concentration plant at the
Ruth, which was put out CT COM
mission ten days by a defective
boiler, will resume operations to.
day.
Everything about the Copper
Flat mines is being put in repair
preparatory to the commencement
of active operations under the new
management.
The past few days have beer
very warm, the thermometer regis.
tering ighty- six Monday afternoon.
Salt side bacon, 7 pounds for 81,
at the Hayes Cash Store.
The rush Of business the pas
week made it necessary for w. B.
Graham to increase his force.
The next days of excitement will
be those Of primaries and conven'
tons, when many the school boys
slate will be broken.
The recent washouts Of many o
the county roads have called upoi
the respective roads funds for more
money than they are capable Of pre-
viding.
Commissioner Mcknight has re
turned from his ~sojourn at lowe:
White River and is again attending
to his harness business.
AS we good to press the Demo
cratic County Central Commute
is holding a counsel Of war, to ar
range for fixing the time and plac'
for the holding Of primaries and
convention.
Dr.. Il. L. R. Wallace, who wa
taken to California on account o
sickness about six weeks ago, vii
return to Ely today, accompanied
by his wife and mother.
Druggist F. M. Clark left las
Saturday for a business trip to REM
and San Francisco. Dell Leahigl
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-11
THE OLD GUARD

The detailed report of enrolment
in the Old Guard of Populism appears
elsewhere in this issue. The total
number of regularly enrolled Old
Guards is S57, up to and including
Thursday, February IA ten-day per-
iod since the previous report, which
closes up the first two months work.
These S57 members of the Old Guard
are scattered over AZ states and terri
tories. and. omitting District OF CO.
lumba and Indian Territory. they
represent 39i counties and parishes
or almost exactly one-seventh of the
counties and parishes In the United
States. For the benefit OF those who
are interested in this work, | present
herewith a list of the states and terri
tories. showing in the FIRST column the
total number OF counties, aud In the
second the number of counties COW
cred by the Old Guard OF Fopulism:
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-11
POWER OF THE PRESS

few others that will print 'communi-
cations defending pOpulist principles
none here in the east, however"
''You said in the beginning Of this
conversation that there were two
parties here in Wall street. Will you
please explain that statement?"
Il did not use the word party in
a political sense at ALL In that sense,
there is now and has been for years
but one party hele. What | mean is
that Wall street, and by that term
mean the monied interests of the
country, is divided in opinion as to
the best policy to pursue to secure it's
interests for the future. They are all
working for the same end. A part Of
them think that some concessions, not
of vital nature, should be made to
the people, for Fear If the trust move
ment goes on unchecked, as we'll as
private corporations owning gas, cleo
tricity, street ca systems, ETC., it will
create a revolt that cannot be con-
trolled. The other side think that il
any concession is made at all, 1t will
be admitting the camel's head into the
tent and the whole body will soon fol-
low They say with the complete con-
troll of the press which they now have,
no general uprising against them can
ever occur. The Wall Street Journal
belongs to the class that thinks some
concessions, or appearance OF conces-
sion, to the people should be made.
1t therefore supports Roosevelt and
the merger suit. The other side is
for Hanna and a free hand for the
trusts and quasi-public corporations.
They fear no revolt from the people,
firmly believing that they all will vote
their party ticket whatever the os-
tensible program may be or whoever
is the man nominated
asked him il the fact that one-half
Of the population was engaged In agri-
culture and not composed Of such peO-
pie as thronged the streets Of New
York, speaking every language oil
earth and of every race and every re-
ligion, should not be taken into con-
sideration in the event that there
should be an uprising. He replied:
Sometimes that phase of the SUBJ
ject is mentioned but when these men
consider that there are thousands OF
farmers in the wild woocs Of Wisoon-
sin and out on the plains Of the Da-
kotahs, Kansas and Nebraska, some
of them 300 miles from a manufactory
Of any sort, selling all that they pro-
Nduce in unprotected markets in COM
petition with the whole world, and at
the same time advocating with ve-
hemence protective tariff that forces
them to pay twice as much for every
thing that they buy as they other
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-11

wise would, Wall street comes to the
Conclusion that they are about as re-
liable partisans as can be found among
the mixed races that throng the cities.
1t is never the farmers that they fear.
1t is these ignorant crowds of the
cities that they fear, for they might
break forth at any time and bid de-
fiance to law and order. In that event
they confidently rely upon the con-
servative agricultural population to
help them keep order. In that event,
fancy that should find even yen,
on the side of Wall street trying TO re-
store law and ORDER
What is Wall street really the
most afraid of? Is 1t Is to II"
AT that question he laughed heart
lily. Then he said:
"You know very well 1t Is not"
why do the daily papers keep up
such a continual howling about it
them"
"Well, conditions have greatly
changed since the gold standard pro-
paganda was begun. Wall street Is
sometimes mistaken, but it generally
contrives to make money out OF Its
mistakes. At the time that crusade
was begun much of the capital of this
country was in bonds. All the for
tunes of that time, and they were
very insignificant when compared
with present day accumulations, were
in bonds. OF course an increase in
the purchasing power Of money was
to the interest of all those men and
they started in for it. But something
happened that they did not count on.
The great increase in the production
of wealth which came about by the
advancement of science, invention and
the education of the workmen, made
bonds but a small part Of the wealth
of the country. They wanted a
greater share, and these men began
to transfer their capital from bonds
to industrial enterprises. They saw
that in them there was greater profit
than in bonds. The truth is that they
topped over to the populist side and
accumulated fortunes such as never
existed in all the world before The
populists showed them how, and they
were quick to adopt the scheme. All
this shows how easy it is to fool a
majority of all the people all the time,
Notwithstanding that Lincoln had a
different opinion. Perhaps he did not
take into consideration the capture
OF the whole press. From advocating
a reduction of the circulating medium,
Wall street fiopred over, and began to
demand more money The people do
not know it, but the fact is that more
silver was coined under the republic
can rule, and just after successful
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-11

A, l.. Smith Iithonla, Ca; May
God bless those that are arriving for
reform"
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TO ERECT NEW
BUILDING
tepseiai 10 The s,sr)

MOSCOW. Idaho. June t7-At a
recent meeting ~ the hH0rd Of re-
gents OF the University Of Idaho
plans were accepted for the erection
Of "A new gymnasium and armory
10 cost az 800. and 10 be completed
by November ! Of this year. The
building will be a stone and brick
structure 1904 % feet. With two Hto-
rion ana basement II viii be-
heated by steam. lighted by electric
ity and have all modern improve
meutn
The basement will be fitted with
baths. lockers and louuRinR rooms
On the first floor the gymnasium
ana dflll hall will occupy most Of
the space. This floor will also con
tain a suite for the physical director
ana one for the military director
and a spectators hall The second
floor will contain a circular race
track go feet In length and two
spacious club rooms.
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Collections

Nyfl seiIcef scc616ts aud Claims n -
cry kind, no charge unless We sue
eeed Seattle Law y Collection Co.
g. Sullivan building.
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THE MARKET rs
WhoIEsAIE ERIcEa

WHOLESALE PRICES
fThshs prices are % any buyer IL
guanhHsa Prices on small purchases
sNsfaEs y Der cent hlshsrl
ProVlslens
Fresh Msat-C0W beef. le per ID.
steer beef. 80 ~ ~. veal 6Q8o ~
PORK. eQaHe u. mutton l04Ae H.
Provisions Hams. it4fes ~ hfeakfaHt
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Etra cyrcne and xanthus Leschi.
Madrona. Madison parks. half hour
ly from 10 30 a. IA. 20 10 .. m. daily.
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man Dock Indian relies, sea Hhailh,
Dancing Academy -
U1DlAL ratss n dnnclnF ciaHeeH Tor
beginners this month. rVerF Monday
s sna idaf ,.f1htssnnlgs5n ititais l ls5'
fitth and PIKE streets.
prsmaslo School
EdAN Dramatic school ahnauueea
summer ssaaah % class work com,
classics under direction ri prank q
hEan ana y irving coolidge Terms
80 psr month lees lmi ted I'm
hlue ga
Houssnovsrs
Tifn MkNffNH6N House Mavsf ana
ilaissr Faundafign Work EHilmates
ehneIfullE fuwishrd. Phones. Front
Gi y g1ta fii seventh az south.
Hospitals
1fuVNfI home before and dafihs
s ssG Iss 10 Fsiii S';ssss,f ave- ss'''
Junk
~ you want eSfr~et weirhts and
ySsse CO ss'f is &s De- s,A Van W Se VI
oeulls,s ana Aursts
ph a AACKiEEoN 40 20
DR E " PERRY. ocuiist. AuFist
DR FONDA NADEAU-an Burke bid
os,.epsthy
MAhlilNsION INFlitMAHI %
9ssrs9fAIt a.. lai1t gssona ssshg s
estsopa tbs. examination free.
n n sIfEPnanp. ostsopathiat. mas.
Walksr building Phone white III
wAHlIIguroR lgHrIrUTE or os
TEOfATHY~T five Year, IN Seattle.
safe Deposit building 1ol Fifst
NORMAN. - ATTY. u. o. Room az.
iu. nd ave. let. hsln stss n ziis
Millinery
BTYl iW MILLINERY AT low pfiosA
Mrs 4 n Hanson ini. cor sih and
Msohsrlosl Unslnssr.
4 L N ALLAafEts-S5ii fiohssf
Photographers Supplies
ECii60f % ffdf6GhAfffY r. =
Co 10 Marion It
ANpERsoN SUPPLY CO. IN chsrry
81 seattle.
Phy.leisn snd surgeon
bh " " TURNER. d u fHae kisy.
Hrs. 20 4 evenings IN Lsks itfi
on. w.R fsaE DALToN. ta Ar.
eses bldE ssiu ard ssniios urinary
pR ANNIE RrasEI- ., IflaslsY Bls
Dr Chambers nfisr bik both phones
Printing ard Binding
ACNE. The rHHtsf -lt apfina 81.
sommsrct4i pFthtins q al sinas
Ps.sn, Attorney
y. x. AbAhs-bfaftins Colmah biAs
Rubber stamp.
hlnhAh ~ AAlfa shade Las Afcad.
wsr.
Ship Buitasrs
NhnAN MOS COMPANY. Easlue.f.
and BhlrhaitdafH Dry no1ks Lum.
ter Niiia Seattle
TrrNkE asiivsfsa q cent? ! 49,
storage free. plane and faHnlturs
m.sinB .atimAtss gissn.. nnign
both phones hain 40
.o,...u ,,,hr.ll. -sesls,as-----
UMtNti.fkH maHafactaisdz &c.,
ssirG asa sensfst rspaiias &c SEQ
snd avsnue Rab~son Bra
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Hay Grain ard Feed

wheat ~ toni chop fHffI ton. shorts.
g. tom. bran. 81 ton Oh meal a. ton.
u W timothy new ~ ton. .. ~.
ramuffHnfd timothy new. g. toni
Na pet ton. Puget Sound hay flaN
ie ton. middliufa. sc ton. Peanuts.
tnfu 10 81. Al -
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Halibut 5Qso per ID. salmon trout.
~ q PEE ~ rQundsHnl = per d.. salsa
e. per - Hhrimps. lie Der ID. amrlfA
tote Der ID
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NNff' rYe dide curiosity hhop. col
man Dock Indian relies. see shells
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

y. 4, Mullen. al esuard ave, spR
CITY hall
Prevent Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. a. Mansfield q Co, Druggist
aSd ard jackson
oraham's Home Bakery. R7oS iss
avenue.
C N Lshndreii. cigar store, siels
Second
rhes. Harris. al Pesteties. Rsnsen
ltttie'a Pharmaey, lat ave. north
and harrtson street J. ~ Iltt'~
proprieses
carlsea 6 Co. prVeaiss. Ger syn
90. and Pao. street South eeattl@
2. 4. Meers. Possetties. 90. PAr',
OniVsrsity prva atsrs. vniNsrsie
Staten.
Newell 81 Pharmacy. io2s Howell
sireet.
Ralatse Pharmacy, Mr. Clark. pro
prister. eo2s e. Madison.
Columbia prue Store, W, J. stud
Ny, prop- Columbia. Wash
Broadway Pharmacy. p. {. Fisher
prop- els Broadway and Jams@
Quaker prua Co. 1918 fst ave
Lsaryss Pharmacy, 80 N. breaa'
~eyf phone. unien -
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Butter Hass. chsss.

Native crenmerg. A9e per N. Eastern
crsamcrJ5 fresh, nc 10. storage. a4zf
PEI ID
EnFn Native ranch. a1Uzic doz. Ore
gun ranch PC doz Eastern. &c dok
Cheese Native. itutsc Der ID. East
err. lie Der ID
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PouItTv


Chickens hens and spring. isai5Hs
buCke I've It.. dressed iiUilc per -
Geese. lie per b gquAba scarce.
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL Rank
or SEATTLE.
fs1o. j fhrth pres! q 4 doids
smith. vice pres ~ v. AnkenY,
eaghter cYrreFpgndente IN priQclpal
fope
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Green Fruit ute.

Apples. q per boz. ptneappIcs. g a
duz HrdlHudn oranges. Q Ilafl n haEs
.amnun. fl51Ua o. box BiafkbrffIea,
Hal ii crate Persian dHfrH, lHe ~
imakiehfrrisr 10 10 HananaH b 90
& ID bunch Native HffmwbfrfirH. 81 -
elf u crate Cherries beeul 90 per box.
Native ufHa 4lf4e u NnuneberfIeHs
n auuzQ0 per crate cautsloufr g. .
uHuQ per crate. HeWhefrirs 81 ~ per
box california peaches FiB 20
hon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-20

THE RcANDIHAvIAN AMERICAN
bgainsss tTssscted, aeposiiy, d "a,
20 eanitsl ard su,Plps 1000. a.
pre- y v Lane, cashier. Geo n
ffshsf. asst cashier.
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PEOPLES SAYINGS RANK.
sfsend eys 20, "a 49, a., fss s'.s,i sss
pre- j. T 0reonisef cashier, com.
hereiai savings ard trust business.
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TWfIt' 6Uv an4thfnn lu SraUlo -
estate that n bargain, Investor
uafa Tho star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-20

White River Hurbankn. fiHHD
Der ton. California potatoes iMHA1
per 10. Yakima u0taf0fns TIA
paf ton. carrots O. p per sack fHta=
bagHa u lI sack cabbage lauie ID
HHHiHHeH. Joe daz bHHGhaHi Australian
onions O. ~ per fMts green DniQu4s
tha per dozen HHHenfH Hubbard
squash fiar per lh fhHhHFb. ~ pef ibs
AHuHt8NfHn. o. t4fl 81 per bon Mlahias
fiHHi tHmHfufH 81 Ter % per box Gu
climbers NNrfffi I'd Hef d0fu
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foIl1 rIt MMEH te0 SIN 2 Newly
furnished well kept rOoma n a ~ %
week lnrge front rooms " uaA
ffee bath
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THE MRI.ROsH. nicely Furnished
reemH aiso iisht Housekeeping fVeins.
81 Ftke ~
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FON aAfE on TNAuE
Nice a.ruafu house. furniture Gloss
iu. have government position.
Must 80. tati feom N luiun hlaak
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mFCiGE rates h danel6f eisssses f6f
beginners this month. rVerF Monday
ana Friday evenings Private les
sons daily Wilson'S Dancing School.
Itfth ana Pike streets
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FOR EXCHANGE 3 homosteadu. east
81 thr mountains. fur city property
or rhatteia Huui cnhinN un each and
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