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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
ENTERTAINED By
BUTTERW0RTH & SONS

ehflsh8ie Lodge 30. -. a. O. q.
" - Ballard ballard Degree 81
Hounf and she ladies af MarrahreH
were entertained b. HutisrHorth a
Sens hi their Rev undertaking par
lofa last evening THIS b. the first
- q series 81 entertainments 20 be
given hy this progressive establish
ueut q the lodges throughout kinE
tuuutF.
a special car brought about =
hundred members ef the lodges g.
the city. coming here over the west
etn aseuue line aud returning - the
aemet ballard liue. AIRS q A e.
una hester rendered several fine
vocal selections aud the visitors
vfefa entertained b. q special pro-
gram.
After the reception. the party sas
escorted "a Heidelberg restaurant
where rrfrsahmenta we're served.
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FIRE LIMIT IS FINED

The fire aud water committee lant
night agreed ON the boundaries of
the new fire limits. which will be
submitted IN the form of an oudi
nance to the council next Monday
night The new First district iH en-
larged not only at the south but at
the north end II Includes praeti
eally the section lying between
seventh avenue and the shore line
and extending from Cedar to Mas
aavhuHctta street No frame Htruca
lures can be- erected Ia this district
The second fire district will com
prise district extending 500 feet
around the limits OF the inner one.
In this district frame buildings not
more than three stories high can be
built.
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trletn drained by these two systems
would be benefited by the Rainier
sewer
In ease. however. that the south
sewer tunnel Yiaduct must be e3
tended farther out Into the bay
when the tide lands are more com
pletely filled. the engineers admit
that the improvement should be
borne by the general fund
On the other hand. many rcai-
dents 81 the assessment district
claim that they are being made 10
pay twice for the Improvement aud
intend to lay many facts and flE
uren before the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

The big parade % the Ringing
neaH.' circus viii start up Second
avenue next wednesday morning
promptly a. ~ o'clock Tho band
% forty elephants advertised - The
show. viii all march tn the process
sion. not even BABY Boo. the ID.
fant 81 the herd. being excepted
Two splendid specimens Of the
practically extinct giraffe. two
horned horses. several Royal Ben
Enl tigers and a hi-horued fhinn.
ccroa sill also appear 10 the pa
rnde.
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The Third Avsnue thcater opens
iia doors sunday afternoon With
Pablo Rnmani* Marie CurrlH.a
beautiful romantic drama # ell
b. presented BY James Kcane. a
young actor uho has been q sue.
ceaaful star for the past two sea
sons. and q New York and Eastern
leading man for several yeRfH
He Il supported BY a company 81
more than ordinary ability Prices
at the Third Avenue thuater will Re-.
main the same a. Ga The past
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FRENCH SHIPS
WITHDRAW
my seripps News Assnl

TANGtEB. Aus 10 The French
cruisers which have been lying IN
the harbor for some days left this
morning Their departure was due
90 representations Of tribeamen that
the presence Of the ships was likely
O. stimulate disorders One hun
dred and nifty French soldiers have
arrived % reinforce the municipal
guards IN maintaining order
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kliEfIlIS$@



The Wlsdemanu company appear
- Ia meladrama last Night At the
AlcafaF and received a warm vel.
come in The Hand % Fate In
this piece Prank Manning appeared
Dor the first time az a villain. and
a very acceptable villain be proved
Mas Georgia Francis had the role
Of heroine. and Miss Wirdvmaun
that % Poppy. mihchieyuua
tomboy who la an important factor
Va the meiodrama. which begins
with mischief az school and cuda
with a tragedy James Fulton ln
this piece proves his versatility b
as excellent presentation 81 a bsu
cfoient old gentleman. George Nor.
riaon. wha scored bis success last
season ln aFefEruNn boy roles with
the Russell company. ia with the
Wiedemanu's and has a good char.
aeter part In the present mole
drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
WATER SHIT OFF

Water vii be shut OF tomorrow
nom - O'Clock % 5 o'clock p m
over the district lYtug between ths
north end 81 Lake Union and t.aai
Fhy firth street and between scf
snth avenue northeast and fd
tsenth avenue northeast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19
Saturday
Night
Special From 6 70 $50 p. M.

Special From 6 gtS0P. M.
Books. by popular authors,
bound in paper good
subjects for summer
reading regular publish
er'H price 23c; our price
Zoe. Saturday might. each
ss.sss ....ssssstsss DO
Toilet Soaps. best i0e
scented qualities. your
choice Saturday night, a
cake -s4s.s #ss..ss... be
Lace Shelf Paper. all col
ofa. Ia ten yard pieces.
regular price &C.. 6atur-
day nights price 2he
Toilet Paper. 1000 sheets
In package. regular value
ieri Saturday nights
price s.ss..s..sss..s DC
Ink Tablets, all our regu
ular Zoe kinds; on sale
Saturday night al. each
ssssst.. #+.ssssssss.s. DC
Shawl and Book Straps.
patent adjustable kinds,
regular value iGc each.
on sale Saturday night
at. each .............. lie
II Is Marking Cotton. one
dozen Ira a box. regular
price zoe a box. Satur-
day night a boa 900. sc
Lace Shopping Bags. extra
strong thrce=eord weave.
large size and sold all
the time az iIZ5 each;
Saturday night .... see
Curling Irons. large size.
priced regularly az i5c
each Saturday nights
price s..z...........4Te
Invisible Halrplns. IN boz
-. priced regularly AZ &c
a box. Saturday nights
price ......s# lie
Hat Pins. long or short,
with black or white heads:
Saturday night. each lie
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MEMS
FUR
NISH-
INGS
Almost Everything Reduced in

Almost Everything Reduced IN
Price.
Mems Madras shirts. IN choice.
new patterns. regular tiG0
kinds. on sale tomorrow AZ.
tafh fssssssat ssrsass..s.s soc
Mems Finest Madras Shirts. best
patterns. with two pairs u
cuffs % match. regular tls0
kinds. now on sale at. each
sssarsts #ss.sssrsss.ss..a 20
Mems HalbriERan underwear,
best quality and best finish
usually sold ~ 7se a garment.
on sale tomorrow AZ .... a5e
Mems Cotton Hose. fast black
and excellent wearing quality.
on sale AZ ide or two pairs for
ssrfsssssH4 tzssss4t.s#-.s. .#s.. zoe
Mems String Ties or Ready made
Bows. Ia pretty color c0mblna-
tons. regular price PC each.
nov on sale ~. each -..... Toe
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Ladies'
Hosiery
Some BIG Drives in Pine
Hose and Summer
Underwear.

Underwear.
Chlldrcn's Bicycle Hose Of
heavy ribbed cotton fast
black. on special sale to
morrow At "a pair i2io
ladies Allover l4are iloae.
Of fast black liHle. all
this seasons patterns.
desirable quality. on sale
tomorrow at. a pair J5o
Ladies' Vests. Of fine mer-
coriked Isle ia pink. blue.
white and black. with
los neck and no sleeves
regular value Soc a gar
mcnt. on sale tomorrow
az sttsts.sss s.ttsss 3De
Ladies Union Suits. Of rib
bed liHle high neChs.
short sleeves and knee
length regular values b0c
csc Zoe and 81 90 each
on sale tomorrow At 30o
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TOO WEAK
TO RECOVER

M W#TITT4e Nv AaHnf
WORCESTER. Aus 10 Senator
ituar passed a comfortable uiEht
lie IL apparently no weaker this
morning Tho physicians siill feel
that the patient Is too weak 20 re-
cover. but say bis condition Ia more
favorable today
-
HERALD TAILOR 1879 ID zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

SALT LAKE. AuF Is Seven
traInmsn we're injured IN heaa-on
collision between a relief train ana
a construction train on the san
PEDRO. los Angeles 4 salt Lake
railroad. south % Callentss, Rev
last night. All the injured VII re
cover.
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WASH
GOODS

Final Clean Up % Pine Materials
Tomorrow.
BTRIpEDC HEVIOTs handsome
wasting fabrics the last Of our
large summer assortment. the
same kinds you have been buy
ing all along At i24c a yard
10 be closed out tomorrow at. a
yard ...a...... 4.....44 DC
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EXPANSION SALE

business having grown to such an
extent and with such demand for
cur Charter oak Ranges. compelled
ua Ca seek larger warehouse Hav-
iHr leased the large brick building
on Etsth avenue and Pine street will
nsreaHitate W. moving our goods
around somewhat go We have de-
eidcd Co cut the prices un every ar
firle CO. our store.
Having ou hand large number ~
ranges. Including such brands na the
ohio. Garland ~ clair Bridge
Beach Jewcii Star Estate. Majestic
Buck some having been used n lit
tie. Witi be- "a great saving 60 YOU.
Give uu can let ua show you what
ue have and the amount ~ money
Ha can save vau eH your bill ~
goods. aa We have both the better
class Of SECOND hand goods and new.
Remember the FIRMS name, Dahuey
& Woodhouae. complete house fur
nlahefH sole agents Charter oak
Ranges.
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Boys
Clothing
Two Oreat Specials
Tomorrow.

Boys Suits Ia the new fall
two piece styles. made
from handsome mixed
cuttings. we'll lined and
stitched regular value
even where g. 50. our IN
truduetnry price tomor-
row n suit s1.4D
Boys Knee Pants. Of hand
some DARK cloth our req
ulAr price gBc a pair
they are worth more
money just for patches
ape lal price tomorrow a
pair .ss.ssss .sssss+ xlc
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HERALD TAiLoR l329 sd -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

ladies' Pink and Blue Fancy
Striped Sleeveless Vests. 30c
value. Saturday ..........1oe
Ladies Heavy Fleece Lined
Vests and Pants. IN gray or
cream. all sizes ...a...25o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-19

Mems Uream Balbflggan Shirts
and Drawers. French neck. Soc
value. Saturday .........= 25e
Mems Light weight Wool Shirts
and Drawers. splendid gar.
menta for early fall wear. each
.++. sts- e.. ssr4.ssssst.k 81. Oo
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Suits % pretty brown Scotch
mixed fabrics. military but
tons. leather belt. silk bow
800 value. selling at. $500
Boys Wool Gray Cheyidf
Salts. either square cut double
breasted or Norfolk styles.
sizes s q rs years. a uobhY
and most aerflceable garment,
selling nt ...ss. ts...ss. Na.Oo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-11
Seven Hundred Killed.
Z (Ry "a ssociatnd press.l "a.

@lsS tS (By5 "A ssocated Press. 5t.5F
CHE FOO, November To- (Noon) -Etse
Mountain, according to Chinese, 100 OF
whom arrived here to-day from Port
Arthur. Ii proving q costly obstacle to
the japanese. On the mornings OF Mo-
verlber 9Th and 9Th. fierce assaults on the
position were made By the Japanese. who
were rep,ilsGd. During the second as
sault, a. shell, soaring over8the hills from
,Paaichuapg dropped on Else Mountain
and demolished land lime and the mine
controlling station and exploded other
mines. &;
5 The Russians were heading the trenches
on the boundary Of tho mines section.
Between six and seven hundred were
Killed or wounded. The Japanese, not
having reached the place. were unhurt.
Il. Etsc Mountain owes the best part Of
It's strength to the &peculiarE topo graphy Of
the surrounding country which prevents
direct artillery fire, Y and does not en-
able the Japanese to advance trenches
With the success evinced elsewhere. The
Japanese advanced on II in both instances
from behind distant hills. with the fullest
force the ground would allow, but In the
long distances which they were compelled
ito traverse in the face Of machine guns
their ranks were melted. Both times the
I Japanese sbroke the wire entanglements in
PLACES !. One soldier with a leg torn of
was seen trying to bite the wires. d
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r79gs Ne. 5'f g i ~ ~ " ~ exc 7,
OBITUARY.
\ Mr.. Frederick "A. Kosslow.

Mr.. Frederick Adolph Kosslow died yes
terday morning at II 40 O'Clock ut his resi-
dence No. 1919 East Main Street, where
he had resided for. many years.t He had
suffered from q stroke Of heart failure
about s weeks ago, and since that time
has been in falling health, His end came
neacefuiiy" He was born June II, 1881, in
Stockholm Sweden, and ilnnligrated to
this country when22 years old: having
lived In Henricn county, near, Fort 7 &c
for q bout 10 years. whore he married Miss
Hannah White. He also lived Tn Wash
lington, D. c.. but later removed To Rich
.mord in 1871. where he has lived since.
! He was q faithful husband, a kind and
,indulgent father a good friend and neigh
Dor. and an exemplary citizen. He was q
cabinet maker by occupation. and his ex-
mastership OF that branch OF Industry.
which was much sought after by tho
hunters from all over the United States.
amongst whom he was held In high es-
TEEN, He is survived by his widow. his
SON, Il. A., and his five dauhters, Mrs.
Philip Meisel, Jr., Mrs. James Pagan.
Mrs. W. NJ Jones, Mrs; r, Thon. and
Mrs. Johns, Cruickshanks, all OF this
city. His funeral will take place on Sat-
surdaY at 3 o'clocl, F. Nj, from the First
English Lutheran Church, Rev, c.. a.,
Marks, pastor OF which he was a. nlenl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-11
.ST0ESSEL ASKS
FOR ARMlsT|C]' {.
TOXIC Hears Rumor, But Re-
ceives No Explanation Of
What It Means.
MANY RUSSIANS ARE KILLED
ny Associated pres..l

TOXIC, November io-1t is reported
that General stoessel, commander at Port
Arthur, has asked tho Japanese for an
armistice. the purpose OF which is not
stated. a confirmation OF the repbrt is
understandable.
It IS hoped here. ,nat General stoessel
d Will capltulate before tho city proper Is
taken. Tho Japanese soldiers arc angry
and inflnmed on account Of the alleged
abuse OF their wounded by the Russians.
They believe they Will be murdered IL
captured. Under these conditions It will
possibly be difficult TO avoid massacre
when the troops meet In tho final COM
bat
A report from General Nogis hendquar-
tiers before Port Arthur dated November
9th. says: HIT
"The eneny's military warehouse st-
uated in the northern part OF Port Arthur
was bombardcd November 9Th with heavy
siege and naval guns. The bombardment
caused a confla grafton.
On the afternoon Of November 9Th the
magazine OF an old battery on Sung Chow
Mountain was exploded by our shells"
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||DR. FREDERICK [[E[W
REPORTED DYING.
Gives His Anti-Mortern State
fnent and Recognizes His
Own Condition.
(special to The Times-Dispatch.,


+ ROANOKE. VA, November 1o.---Dr.
Frederick Lefew u dying. Physicians
say he may die any minute or may live
through the night His condition, which
was regarded very favorable. grew worse
last night. At a conference of physicians
this morning 1t was decided that noth-
ing more could be done for the dying
mar, except to administer the usual
stimulants.
X Commemorative Attorney Perkins was
sent for and took the ante-mortem state
ment of the doctor, who also said he
wished to be buried In Richmond. lie
told the physicians that he recognized
that his case was hopeless, but to do
anything that would give him a chance
for life9 It mattered not what the pain
might be.
1t was decided tonight to respect the
wishes Of the doctor and his family that
they send for Dr. Stewart Mcclure. and
telegram, was sent to him He Is ex-
pected here tomorrow m rning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-11
CITY Will EMPLOY
EXPERT EN- INEER

N The CITY Of Richmond Is consideringr
the proposition OF constructing and oper.
iat!ng an electric plant on her own I e.
count for the purpose Of furnishing light
Il The matter was discussed Mt some
,lengt h. at O. con ferenca, between tho Com
Fmittees on Finance and Electricity last
night and referred to a subcommittee
to- employ an expert electrical engineer,
whose duty is shall be to report as to tho
cost, location, etc. OF such a !, plant,
should 1t finally be determined to build 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-11
M'cUE HASH ESCAPED.
Groundless Report Travelled Like
Wildfire All Over Town.

There was Il report currentin Richmond
yes terdny that ]. Samuel MetMc con- /,
Ills taller from the jailsat charlottesville;
The following telegram was received
last night from charlottesville:
80 charlottesville has heard nothing OF
OF the murder Of his wife. a calllt the
JAN at $3.50 tonight brought Constable
Jeffres to the !phonc, who stated tfat 7
ter minutes ago Tic saw Mr.. N1cCue In his
cell Mr.. Jeffries guards the prison gate
at night and is, very apt to know II any
one escapes. 81 ~
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LinWood IIuckste p,
8(special q The Tilnes- D Dispatch. |,

~ Especial to The. Tlmes-D lspatch,)
FORK UNION, VA. NoY. lQ,--The f,ln-
erai Of Mr., IAnwood Hucltstep, who was q.
'h isamite IN West Virginia On fh1 sth IN;
stailt, took place at the residence, 81
his brothsr,in,law. Mr. Ernest Fs sa s,
tho Did Pettit cemetery. whore rest the
remains OF his parents, brother and sister
q. MI. Huckstep was the youngest child
Sof the late Captain q: \, iuckstep, alla
lsnrroW TO Il large circle OF friends and
relatives. N /, ~
The services were conducted hy big
pastor, Dr. G. MI snead,Ss SO often @.
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WIFE |: DEAD ] HUSBAND. 4 I.
DANGEROUSLY | HURT IA
Woman, Reproved, Kills Herself
and EIorrihed Man Attempts
Suicide With Revolver.
fBy sIAssoc:lI,ted Prets.)

NEW YORK Noven Der 10 Because
her husband had reproved her. Mrs.
Katherine Green is dead at her own
hands IN Brooklyn, while the husband Is
{ d dangerously wounded In q. hospital, hay
ing shot himself when. he saw the re-
+ silt OF his words with his wife. Green
mad criticised his wife for going out
walking with another man. and, without
saying a word she shot herself through,
The heart, Overcome with horror, the
husband pickedNp the same revolver and
shot himself The tragedy was not dis lis
covered until late to-day, when Green's
employer sent to Inquire why he had not
come to work. q
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Deaths Reported Yesterday

Deaths reported 10 the Board Of Health
yesterday were:
WHITE .,4s -. s.f
Charlotte Columbia. Miles. female, 81
I years. 22O6 East Marshall Street
coLoRE D.
Anna Bradley female. So yeurs.15 South
Seventeenth Street. Z, b
Moses Gardner, male, So years, 1913
East Marshall, zss
Davy Harris, male. month, 3 days.
1O4 H. Charity, XXI VI II. IA Z
4 lila Harris. female, g years, ! month, .
5;S9s days 1914 N. Seventeenth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-11
PUDlATED WIFE
OF CRISPI is DEAD

G3S$5S4 Try Associated &,'rrss.l 4 d 35.58
ROME December .0.-Ttosnlie Montmas-.
son is dead. She was tie repudated
wife OF .lire late Premier Crlspi. with
whom he d spent his most stirring days.
she participated in his exile and also In
tho war Of independence, Bang the only
woman member of the famous expedi-a
stiono One Thousand. which conquered
the two Slcilies. Resale AIontnasspn was
decorated by Garibaldi on the battle
field S{ s4fs :sYl7
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Very Fine Lard l.2c.

;Iauique for Hamburg. all OF the rlen1-
bers of which were lost through the
laundering OF the vessel during a storm
n3theS North Sea, numbered twenty. There
were seven men In the crew Of the $40
ton schooner Neptune, the loss Of which
vas reported at tho same time as that
OF the Thalia. NJ X
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Samuel Porter Townsend.

Mr., Samuel Porter Townsend died
Thursday morning. November, Sd. at The
3Altamont Hospital. Baltimore, Md, A t
the ripe age az 50 years. The funeral SER
Vices took place from the First Presby-
terrain Church, Baltimore. and the inter-
Hent was In I4oudoun Park Cemetery,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-11
japanese Repulsed.

53531sia3ss (Bys Associated IPress.) III
ss ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov l0,--General
sakharoff. In a dispa tch dated yesterday.
reports the 1repulse Of a Japanese attack
November 9Th on the Russian positions
before sinchinpu. No fighting was re-
ported TO have occurred yesterday.
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I'm THE FAR NORTH 'I+'
] japanese Occupy Three Vii
lagos, But Are Driven Out.
r eports Of Skirlnishes.
lBY.. Associated Press.l

25Fl5E By Associated Press.) :g.5s
NIUKDEN.f n ov.i 0.---The Japanese to-
day assumed the offensive on 1; the : left
bank Of the Hun River and occupied three
villages. The Russians, however. attack
ed. drove them out and again establish
cd original lines Of defense.
Il Vice. Admiral Skrydloff arrived here to-
II
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Russians B; Repulsed.

Russians Repulsed.
(By Associated Press
Z OK1O, Nov. 4 0--8.3 r. M.--A1anch'l-
Erian headquarters reporting n ovember!
4 9Th. says; 81
M On the night OF November sthstwo conf &
panies Of the enemy attacked outposts.
Tut We're completely Il repulsed. "All Is
quiet In other directions
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Il BY Sutton & CO.. X 5fs Il lssgs B m
Real Es tate Auctloneers.
Auction Sale Of Six Pieces
Of Improved Real Estate.
-Four on Jackso on Street.
One on Second and the
Other on Fourth st rect. ~

AT the request OF the owner. who has
removed from the State, we Will offer for
sale Sat public auction, on the prenlisessS
in the following ordor, &C nm encing on sSssssS
TUESDAY, $NOVEMBER15. 1907, Ill u pas
promptly at a o clock =. Nj, he Glowing
pieces OF property sss ",
1S F,lrst-A Detached Frame sf Dwelling
(tllo as No. o W. Jack son Street) With:
five rooms and detached kitchen, wi tn gloeS
fronting % feet and running back 15S feet
Is d wide alley.
h Second etached Brick Dwelling (No.g
Ill w. acl1son Street) nth ell ght Sor# nine
rooms, and In ice order, with lot fronting
% Ia feet by 1853 feet to- ON alley.
Third--Two Brick Tenements IS Nos
and 6 East Jackson y Street. conta ming
five rooms each. with good lots from ttnE
together A feet and running back 2 bout
oN3sWEDNEsDAY Y, NOVEMBER IS 1903. q
at $3.50 10 clock we will offer for sale thai
lcompar lively new and MODERN Detached
Frame Dwelling Nc. s3s ~. 4. Fourth Street
This house has all mod ern i,nprov ements,
such as gas, hot and cold water, ba TIL. etc.
as5At 5 'cloce, that Frame Store No. 10:
North Second Street, with lot front ting "a
feet and running back liz feet ~
= All Of Il the above property u is a In good
order and now occupied by good, prompts
paying tenants. n This is the class 81 prop-l
4 ertyS that rents read lilly, and will syieldS
good percentage on the inYes TIM on The
owner says he means / husn ess,a and an
tends TO sell \ SO don tafail to attend these
sales and invest your money In some thing
\ that will pay you n good reyen sasS
TERMS-AnnOunced at the hour OF Ssalo.4
Nov. II At ss s u 20 II s. CO. sS
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AUCTION sALEsThis Day.
BY The valentine auction Co.,
82 b. Broad Street. ia
REGULAR FRIDAYS III
AUCTION SALE.
To-Day, Nov. 18th, Com.
1nencing at 1890 o. Clock
at Our Warerooms, No,
612 East Broad Street, q

We will sell 1 large Gas Range With
Ing Stove, Open FRANKLIN and other Heat
Ing Stoves, Enameled Iron Feds. Chamber
Suits, Odd Bedsteads. Oak S.deboard, Oak
Extension Fable. Inlaid Parlor 8 1t, hands:
Sewing Machine, Handsome Picture and
Mirrors. Small Cottage Organ. U rrs ght!
Piano, fine line OF New and Used Carpets.
Rugs and Druggets; alsoa1 Anvil 4 and ~
Bellows. Sale positive.
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