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Maple street. will celebrate their fifteenth
| wedding anniversary this week.
Miss May Berggren. of Fauquier street
has returned from camping out with a
party of friends at Mahtomedi.
Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Reichmuth of
Reaney street, have returned after a two
| weeks visit in Prescott Wis
Mrs. j. w. LIE May and Miss Ethel LIE
May. of East Fifth street, visited at
Hazel Park during the week
| Avenue NJ. E. Church held its outing
Tuesday at Harriet Island
Miss Agnes Holl of Hoffman avenue
spent the week at Birch lake, the guest of
Mrs John Gordon Brown.
! Mr.; and Mrs silas J. Gottschamer and
family, of Bates avenue, have returned
| from Goose Lake, MINI.
The Misses Ethel and Margaret Ball of
Freemont street, are spending several
| weeks at Four Lakes.
Mrs. John Gordon Brown entertained
the I'm Zoo Wee club Tuesday at her
! home at Birch Lake.
The Misses Matte and Edith Lemon of
Holman avenue, are back after a visit in
| Pennington. Mimi.
Mrs. Frank r. George and son Willie of
Conway street. have gone to Barnum,
Mlnn., for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Halliday have re-
moved to the Mattimore residence, 919
Hastings avenue.
Mrs. Howard T. Eachus and family. of
Bates avenue. have returned from a visit
in Buffalo, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cook. of Maria
avenue. have returned from St Louis and
in Dixon Mimi
The Misses McIenry have returned to
milwaukee, after visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Gerhard Bohn.
Mrs. j. Nj. Finnell. of East Sixth street
entertained Mrs. Nellie Upper at lunch
con Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Matt Evans are entertain
ing Rev. E. Kaneen, OF Milwaukee,
The AZ Q. B. Birthday club met Thurs
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party of children Saturday afternoon in
honor of her son Harold tenth birthday
Mrs. BENJAMIN Longley spoke in the
NJ E. church Friday evening. her topic
oelng her recent trip to Jerusalem.
The Misses Jennie and Charlotte Whit
ed, of Rochester. were guests of Mrs. Mel
lie Brown the early part of the week
Mrs. Thomas j. Corbett, of saltwater.
was the guest of her mother, Mrs J. Want
HUI Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Fowble and daugh-
ter, Miss Louise Fowbie, will go to Nah
temedi this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Garrison have had as
q recent guest Mrs. Clara Johnson, of
Saltwater.
Mrs Wallace Ballentyne is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Stanley at Bald
Eagle lake.
Mrs. Reed johnson gave luncheon
Wednesday fer Mrs. o. E. Parks. of Ia
coma.
Mrs Robert Dunn and daughter. Miss
Grace Dunn. went to Princeton Thursday
William Billings. of Hector, has been
the recent guest of Hamline friends.
Mr. and Mrs. &: e. Higgins and son
Eben are at Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs J. P oerting was the guest of
Minneapolis friends Tuesday.
Miss Eleanor Babbidge has been enter
tanning Miss Blanche FrankeI.
Mrs w. II. Weimer is entertaining the
Misses Rice, of Charles City.
Miss Beatrice Wallace of Duluth, is the
guest of Hamline friends.
Miss Belle Holley is entertaining Miss
Nellie Davis of Glencoe
The Misses Mary and Susie Shepherd
aresat Lake Minnetonka.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ L. Holley have re-
turned from Lake Elmo.
Mrs Alden S. Bliss and children have
returned from Mankato.
Mrs Mary Woods ana family are at
Lake Minnetonka
Miss BATES, of Winnebago City. has
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DAYTON'S BLUFF

Mrs Samuel Brant, of East Seventh
street entertained at luncheon Tuesday
for Mrs +. o. Lacy. of Thomas street
her daughter, Mrs. Alice Norcross, and
of Adrian. Mich
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wichman and
family. Of Wahpeton, e. D. are vi VISITING ting
MI Wichmans parents, Mr. and Mrs
81. Wichman of East Fifth street.
Prof. and Mrs. c. Alderman. Of New
Tim, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hoffman. of Reaney street.
have returned to their home.
Mr. and Mrs n. Lair, of Bates ave-
nue. entertained Tuesday at a family re-
union in honor of their daughter who has
gone to Milwaukee to reside.
A '-lawn social will be given Friday
evening on the grounds of the Germa n
Baptist church. corner East Fifth and
Mendoza streets.
Mrs. A. Patterson, superintendent of
A. Stierle, of East Sixth street, during
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goff have returned
from their wedding trip to Excelsior
Mimi. and are residing on West Central
avenue.
Rev. Wilbur Evans. of Kendall. Wis.
Mho*visited his parents. Rev. and Mrs.
Matt. Evans, of Bates avenue, has re-
turned.
Miss A. L. Andrest of Mantorville,
Mrs II. G. AhTens, of East Fourth
street.
Mr. and AIRS. Bevans of Tuscaqora, H..
who visited MIR. and Mrs NJ L. Ryan. of
East Sixth street have returned to their
home
Mr.: aud Mrs Robert Seeger. of Maria
avenue, have returned from ST Louis and
Cincinnati, where they spent two months
Miss Hedwig Arzbacher and Mrs. Anna
kohlsdorf. guests of Mr.. and Mrs Geb-
hard Bohn. have returned to Milwaukee,
DIR. and Mrs ]. NJ Finnell. of East
Sixth street, had a guest during the
week Capt Steinhauser, of New Ulm.
Mrs. j. J. McNiannus and family. of
Superior. are visiting Mrs MeMannus'
mother Mrs. Elliott, of Cherry street.
The Misses Ethel and Laura Wescott.
of Maple street, will go to Superior this
week for three weeks visit.
Rev. w Evans. of Kendall. Wis. who
Vas a guest of his parents, DR.. and Mrs
Evans, has returned to his home.
- Mrs. Swan and Miss Florence Swan. of
San Francisco, who visited Mrs. Relf, of
Maria avenue, have gone East
MI. and Mrs. Ernest Bierwirth. who
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weinhagen
nave returned TO Kansas City.
Rev. and Mrs. C. Herbert Shut of
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is entertaining Mrs. Smitten and Miss
Srnitten, OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
Miss Edyt1e Malcolm. who has been tie
guest Of Miss Ruth Hammond, of Carroll
street. left Monday for Duluth.
Mrs. Williams. Of Washington ix the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. F. ". Bus
well, of I.ynnhurst avenue.
Mrs D. w; Porter, Milwaukee avenue,
entertained at dinner in honor of Mrs J
h. Middleton, of Chicago.
Mrs. S. q. Hooker Dewey avenue. re-
turned Wednesday from two months
visit in Iowa, and Illinois.
MIR. and Mrs. F. w. Boswell, of lynn
hurst avenue, have returned from an ex-
tended visit in the East.
HaldctnaI. OF wheeler aycrue is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Frederick
Glover, of Clever, NJ D.
f. Mrs CHARLES A. Magnuson, kondo street
left during the week fer the East by way
of the great lakes.
Mrs CIV. Cunningham, Wider ave.
nue.. has returned from two weeks visit
/ in Stockton, MINI.
Miss Ethel Currie, ST. Anthony a:tnre.
left Monday for two weeks visit at
Green Lake, Misan,
DR. and Ms. B. A. Phillips Of Layton
avenue returned Wednesday from Duluth
AID Port Arthur.
Mrs. Lila Rowley. Rondo street. ieft
last week fog Cape Cod and otiser points
in the East
Mrs T. L. Hail Iglehart street and
llei, mother. Mrs. Spur. are visiting i'll
Portland Or.
Mr. George E. Williamson. Dayton ave-
rue. is enjoying a. two weeks cutting at
Weyauwega.
L. a. currle. Q; st. Anthony avenae.
has returned froia Dickinson. y. D. fer
short visit.
Miss Afayr:,nda Engei, CO La Crosse. e.a;
Continued on twentieth Pase
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I the guests of their brother, E. A. Currie
OF st. Anthony avenue.
Miss lone Clements, who las been fine
guest of her aunt Mrs. A H Rogers of
1glehart street, has returned to her home
in Beaver Dam, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Anderson enter
tanned Friday evening at the Minneapolis
Bloomington. Ill.
Mrs. Charles NJ levin returned last
week from Clear Lake iowa, and has
gone to Milwaukee for the remainder of
the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Henderson Mar
shall avenue, gave a dinner Tuesday even
ing at the Country club. There were four
teen guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Vandershoot, of
Pennington, ILL.,, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. III. G. Coykendall. Carroll
street.
Miss Austin, Terrace Park aveneG. en-
tertained informally Saturday evening in
honor OF DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Hender-
son.
Margaret Munroe of Rofdo sti.eet. have
returned from visit in Morris. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanlersfost of Farming
ton. Ill, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Ell. G. Ceykendall. have returned.
DR. & Murray, of Flint. Mich. was the
guest of his brother, E. II. Murray. Of
Terrace Park avenue, during the week
The Merriam Park Woman's club was
entertained at the home OF Mrs L. a
Roslng, of Cannon Fails, yesterday.
Mrs. Carpenter and daughters Effie and
Mabel. OF Toledo. Ohio. arc the guests OF
Mrs John Collins, of Rondo street
Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. Goodrich, of Chi
cago. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs f.
II. Murray, of Terrace Park avenue.
I The Merriam Park Art ciui, met We'd
nesday with Mrs. M. ". YelXa at her
summer home at Lake Miunetonl1a.
Mrs. George Smittcr. Mars.:s.i are.ue.
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MERRIAM PARK

A pleasant surprise was given Mr. and
Mrs W. O. Hillman Tuesday evening at
their home on Dewey avenue, in celebra-
ton of their wedding anniversary. There
were nearly one hundred guests.
DR.. W. B. Short, of Peoria, ILL.,, and ].
B. Short. Of Springfield, Ill.,, the recent
guests of their sister, Mrs A. J. Hell
menstein. Of Rondo street, have returned
home
The Misses Mabel and Grace Currie,
who were the guests of the Misses Currie.
of st. Anthony avenue, have returned to
their home in Dickinson, n. D.
The young people OF Trinity NJ. E.
church gave a surprise party Tuesday
evening for Kirk Hillman in celebration
of his birthday anniversary
VIM Currie. of Grand Forks, and John
Currie, of Dickinson, n. D., have been
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Ter.
Miss Hannah Marvin spent Sunday al
Lake Minnetonka
Miss Monnie Gordon has returned from,
New Paynesville.
Miss Eleanor, Miller has returned from
Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Josephine Mcnamara has returned
from Prior Lake.
Miss, Grace Haldeman is entertaining
Miss Mahoney.
Miss Nettie Robinson has returned from
Wisconsin.
Mrs. James Jones has returned from
Montana.
Miss Alta Gordon has returned from,
Saltwater.
Mrs. c. w. Boyer is in Charles City,
Iowa.
Mr., Clyde Duff is in Chicago.
Miss Cecile Cole is in Olivia.
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HAMLlNE

Mr., and Mrs. S. Hasslan entertaines
last Sabbath Miss Heiga Hasslan. or Or
tonyilie; and John and Carl Hasslan of
The ladies of Knox church entertained
at lawn sociable Thursday evening at tbe
home OF Mrs. Walter Ryan, Minnehaha
street
Mrs. w, w. Webster entertained q
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Mrs. A Patterson, superintendent of
st. Lule's hospital. was a guest of Mrs.
A. Stierle, of East Sixth street, during
the week
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. X. Mullen, Ssi Ballard ave, spa
City Halt
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing ssrsss
and Fremont avenue.
w. A. Mansfield 6 Co. Druggist
ESD and Jackson
crassm's ASms Bakery. eTos ts'
avenue.
C N Lohudroti. cigar store. SieN'
Second
Thea HARRIS. at Pestotlee, Rsnten
Littie's Pharmacy, ist ave. nortn
and Harrison street J, ". A'ts'
proprietor.
Carlton a Co. DRUGGIST. cor. tn
-. and pae. street South sest''s
y. A. Moore. Poststfies. So. Psr''
University orua Store. uniVsrsie
Station.
Howell Sc Pharmacy. to2+ Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Me-. Clark. pro
erletor. N2s e. Madison.
Columbia Drug Store, w. J. stus'
ley, prep. Columbia. Wash.
Brosdsvay Pharmacy, p. z. Fisher
prop- els Broadway and James
Quaker Drus Co. totS lat ave.
leary's Pharmacy, e3o N. eroao
sayl phone. unien %.
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GAME WARDEN RIFF
IS CHALLENGED

County Game Warden Ref my
BE- given nm opportunity 70 test hia
peculiar construction Of the Law for
bidding the taking Of trout from
the waters Of Green Lake before
July /. 1905 He has aroused the
ire ~ the residents u that re.tI9u
by f0rbiddiuR them 10 DO any fish
ing whatever in the lake before that
time. Notwithstanding tho fact hit
the lake nearus with perch. WHICH
are not protected.
Mrs A. II Wlnnlow says fhe In
tends 10 have one Of her SONS placed
under arrest and tried for tho Of
Tense. This will result IN tfst
cnae. AZ the game warden - az firm
In his convictions but not fifmer
than Mrs. Wlnslow. who runs
boathoune on the lake and IL anxious
Ia have fishing allowed.
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The MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

WHoLEsALE PRICES
6Thsss prices are 20 any buyer =
ouaHtftIss Prices on small DurcEaSsf
average 20 Der cent higherB
Provisions
Fferh Meat-Cow beef. 70 per 10.
steer beef. 4i4a7Asc ID. veal fulle 10.
pofb. tqsi5c NJ. mutton. INC ID
observation-disclosures b1ftgc 10 breakfasts
bacon, lGc ID bellies fresh. LIE I'm
Vegetables
white River Burbanks. a. -
per ton. California potatoes. tlHf1
Der ton. Yakima potatoes. u %
Der ton. carrots. Tie Der sack ruta-
LaKAa 55c sack. cabbage, t-5gUs cHts
tornstoes, TO box. celery. bDlqs0 per
dor. rad.nhea fbc Der dor bune hrss
lettuce 81 b0lfi % box. Walia HallA
onions. g. ~ per cWt. green onions.
ioe per dozen puncnen Hubbard
squash &c per 10. pumpkin. i0lA "a
per ib. Rhubarb, Z4lac per 10. As
pafaEila. s. Edi - case. FLORIDA to-
rnatOeH. s. % per boH. CucumberH. q a
a. % per box.
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Fs. Exchange


INH IIiAIU-
Good lodging house Il IN roumH we'll
located. Wish 60 trade FOR house u
oF 10 ruomH, viii giVe caHy terms
on difference.
This % Nour opportunity Call early.
ROOM NJ UNION BLOCK.
4ta FtiHt ave.
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WIaHTH SCENIC add
TfuN
JULIUS SINGER Owner.
en- ~ bailey nldE

This beautiful addition j. To-
Gated hstw@sn North iiuNIa
elton ave. North Broadway,
Hnal iiaur aud East Hlstns
ntreata DuIy ~ minutes
ride and uuiY 2 miles from
struetrd piea - Lake
Union You Nili find this
good property Ia huS fer
az Investment or un which
a. build VII sure double
81 value. uud ia uuM uald
az haif IT, present value.
ninn cheaper than any
other property under simia
lar condition Price from
IL 60 sa-a lot Take
University ear. set III Al
Hiatur street hnd walk two
blocks east or broadway
and PIKE street car aHd
WaIk twB blocks NrHf 10
not misa this naFHhin. sid
ON Sunday u lain Only
few left
t-roam. new. modern house.
ballard IS tibHft near
Railroad ave. Stop paw
Ing rent. tse small aluulnt
down. balance monthly
Groom house. ssth near
Jackson aii Improve urHts
in aid paid cement side
walks bearing ffHft
trees nice garden. price
mo- terms.
Groom house. lot aorta1 Inn
pra1rn1eHfa In and gaEd
pFlan g. BlH CHu.t ta heat
Nrn this
JULIUS SINGER
giisIl naliay Building.
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t7ta-G-RDOM house; $50 down, bal
nufe - ~ per month.
81 .Ed0a-e=ruOm house, wired, plpsa ana
water. 500 down.
81 900 room modern house, new cor
uar lot NNixO original cost $50.
8 .Sdo- New Groom cottage, thoroughly
modern. corner lot.
& ia0-Iarge f-raom house: lot o)xi20;
fiae view lots worth money.
81 oa0-Gzfuum modern house. flno resi-
denCn diHtriCt. two car lines.
8. 150-s=foom modern house near hlBh
SCHOOL. on corner, terms
i0-uore ranch. near city. hiEhlY cult
waited. cheap and uu easy terms
Call and sec our list Of houses and
vacant Lots very shHy terms.
" q HYERB n co,
g27-aea Arcade Building.
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For ssl.-rarm. ard Lard
roRrY AcnEa

SPLENDID FARM.
.aentad about two miles from % Nrieu.
flrntsrluna land. - acres thoroughly
cleared. modern seven room huuhf F.,
barn CD feet square. bearing urehhf 81
very beat ~ soil. and altogether "A
most desirable place price u ouiy
s. 49, Goa terms.
HErWEEN aHRtEN AND KENT
Five acres 81 the very best valley
land under "a hiEh state u ealNfa-
ton 81. 80
A LAWRENCE
seis SECOND Avenue. Near Madison.
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WHO WANTS To TRApEs

Come IN and examine our fine prop
critics for exchange for hotels aud
lodging houasn Room -. Union
Nock IA First avenue.
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Green Fruit. Etc.

Appies. cooking. Bocdn-O0 boz. Spit
HenbsrRera 81 1EslZ - per boz. Baidwias
wagner, Northern Spies. etc. 1l-50ss
40 Der box. east OF the noun tAlns
fancy Greetings fufl box Wears and
Jguathanr. g. Dgffl. = not. Winter Nell
lies pears. 81 Ia 20 Doxs Wears and
others. about g. noI- f1nsauples. 81 -
daz Red oranges. q tozfZ-bH box
4 ernoas 81 G1sfa00 box. CranbeFrfeE. ia
nj Persian dates biSc 10. Huckiebef-
res. iec 10 BAnanaEs 8 o00t % per
bunch Rgra wbsrrisz. 9 80 per crate.
Australian onions. $40 per eWL
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HOME sTEApH ga Eastern Washing.
ton under proposed Nuvcfums at
canal Geo. ". Crane. ~ w. Main
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srEwAnr. arEwAnr . ed.

STEWART. STEWART q co.
81 80 -Nles s-roqm modern cottage on
ant ave. 3 blocks from Madison.
So cash hal - per month
o. 10 room modern house on East
Denny Wa. 80 cash. bal. - per
moath.
tgo=t- RON cottage on iat tpxisn II.
Madison. so CASH balance 81
per month.
u1-n Beautiful 10, on tn avsnus. West
Queen Anne htiL with one roatn
house terms
6 20 Pine corner on noren and cher
~. fine ioeatlon fur flats or apart
msnt houas
fNa lots Zach. textile on Queen Anne.
terms
8. 900 Nice t-roona cottage on = sore
- ground. located en- Hsptpn ear
une
Wo have n good ilut ~ Ell kinds -
property which We nrr always pleased
STEWART. sTEwAHT 4 co.
Room WI t'niaa block.
~ First avenue.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
car axito rsa
lots this slde - Green Lake. owner
needs money. tsN
Block - 20 lots. good garden land.
a-raam cottage close 90 ear IN Fro
mont fsfa
groom house. pantry and halls.
nicely finished In Fremont lot s7sS
w. DAHL q AeKERa.
- Roxwell Block t1S Columbia.
ss10-sNAP IN residences. $40 down,
balance tizGo per month. troom cot.
tage. lot t1xi4o. iuat OF Madison
car; investigate this.
q. soo-S-room modern cottage. worth
q. 900: beautifully located. bloA,i
OF Madison car line. hieh and sighta
iy: easy terms
Call and soc these bargains. II
ROOM 50 UNION BLOCK,
73 First Avenue.
t7ta-G-ROOM house fl5Q down, bat
nuco - ~ per month.
81 za0a-6=ruom house, wired, plpsa ans
water. f21u down.
81 500 s. room modern house new cor
uer lot. MNi4V original cost t@AAs
81 Fd0-New Groom cottage, thufoukhll
modern. corner lot.
- - 1 -. a r...rn hnnan. Lot nlxln1
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MONEY TO LOAN on dlamondA
Rooms II ~ ~ Lumber Exchange
All business confidential
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For Sale-Timber Lands
Mines and Mining

zoe 4 SHARE FOR one week. stand
ard Consolidated Mines Co. ~ ORR
entail block.
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AUCTION SALE Of household furni-
ture at T.. q Bickerton a c. p sales
tho 18th. az 10 - sharp. Bed sets,
HpriuRp. mattresses. extension table.
Hldehoard. elegant piano. rockers
center tables. CouchCa. carpets. rugs
crockcry. glass. etc y. g. Bicker-
ton. Auetloneer. Telephones. Main
i00i. Independent. 1871
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Zoe ss,s-Rsai Es,At.
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n. c. FLOYD a Co,
III tEscond floor Collins block. corner
Second aud James
We loan money on Watches. Diamonds
ard JsRsirY All business strictly con
ftdentiAL Private rooms fof citenta
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Hay, Grain and Feed

Oats. s7azs per ton: barley. - ton:
wheat, - ton. chop. tztd1s ton. shorts.
81 ton bran. 80 ton. of meal. - tOns
E w timothy. new. ga ton. z. w.
compressed timothy. new. 81 ton :
new wheat hay tIGL ton. new ala ia.
SIC ton. naR T-uEet Sound bsN. ia
ID ton. fnIddlInFs. 90 ton. Peanuts.
Jumbo. &c. Al To-
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II YOU want 90 buy or sell PROP
EitTY NEAR THE STATE UNI
NEHdtTN. sec me. Thia u coming
60 h. one n the INCEST HOME
DISTRICTS IN the city. Lots from
500 Go tftQ Cottages und houses
from SEQ a. g. CO. 9. r. Reeves SO
Arcade Phone James fkst Unlvcr-
nity station. Phones Cedar ~. Ind.
A I'D
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Auction Sales

AUCTION SALE o. transfer outfit
tmortgneu sais1 n. q. biekcrton 4
60. have received Instructions to sell
hy auction ON Saturday. the 18th, al
z o'clock sharp. on the grounds, No
istb First avenue south. the follow.
ing: horses, weight from leo C
100 pounds: sets harness. sets
Of housing rnil wagon, furniturt
van. express wagon. heavy trucks
2 lack blocks, chains. etc. =. G
Blckerton. Auctlouccr Phones. MAR
1901: Independent. 1871
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Butter. paas. Cheese

Native creamery, &c per ID. Eastern
creamery. fresh. re 10. storage. Aat
Def 10.
gon ranch, &c doz. Eastern. &c dcE.
Chees"-Native. i.9l5c per ID. East
srn. Ice Def ID.
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Personals

IL YOt wunt a good - per cent
Proposition 10 an Investment see
Campbell Boubletrce Co. e safe De-
poHit building
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Your Own Time Is Worth Than That of Any One of Your


NICELY Furnished rooms Tor rent.
tSatb Eth ave Phone. Red AhA
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WANTED o. 0oo % 20 invest IN Sec
ond- hand furniture. 0is ist ave.
Phones Main agf: Ind. Y ia7.
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II Y0u want 90 buy or cell PROP
EHTY NEAR THE STATE UNI
a. ba one 81 the NtcEHf HOME
DISTRICTS tn the city. lots from
500 60 $40 CuttuEss and houses
from $50 90 1lnoa q D. Reeves $40
Arcade Phone james al. tniyer-
sity station. Phones. Cedar ~. Ind.
A 5HE
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tCONFIDENTtAIl Money loaned on
Watches. Diamonds and Jewclfy at
low interest Pike Street Jeweiry Co.
fi7 Pike st. bEtw tth and sth aveH
across from Hanke hall
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Poultry

Chickens. hens and springs, i5dislsa
Ducks. live isc. dressed iiul7c per Ia
Geese. i2c per 10 Squads. scarce.
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GREAT English olaifyoyunt and for
tune teller Price = cts and Is cts.
tili haY 9TH only once hourn from
sa ~ 90 81 Il N daily sunday In
cluded Garland Hotel etf74 First av.
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ron HENT-A first class room In am
Al location for barber shop. on,
como practically certain. Am ~
beyers. South Seattle. II
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MONEY advanced salaried peonie. re-
tall merchants. teamHterR. boarding
houses. without security; LARGEST
business in % principal citIea FOL.
man. ti0 Eplcr block. sis Second Ave
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Massage

EDNA BROWNING Massage. vapor
Haths ltHi4 iHt ave. and Pine. The
tsatus House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-17
News Briefs,

Mrs Frederick Goethe, sixty-five years
old, was found dead early Tuesday morn
ing In squalid apartments on the top floor
OF tenement In Newark. N. j., where she
had lived alone. She was the widow of
Gottfried Theobold Goetze an artist, some
OF whose paintings adorn the royal palace
of Munich, Germany.
The hulk of the ilIfated excursion steamer
General Slocum. which was burned In East
river early last summer with the loss of
more than 600 lives. was sold al auction
at New York yesterday for 81 800. The pur-
chaser receives the engines, boilers, hull
and tackle They will be broken up for
junk.
The result Of the election for representa-
tive in Nevada is still In doubt. Both the
republican and the democratic committee
claim victory by about forty votes. The
definite result will not be known until the
official canvass of the returns is complete.
Isaac r. Plat, a prominent manufacturer
OF harvesting and agricultural implements,
died suddenly in New York Tuesday aged
seventy-one years.
Grant Gwynn. fireman, and Jim York.
coal roller. both colored employees Of the
Greensboro Electric Company. were found
dead in the company's boiler room at
Greensboro. N. c., Saturday night.