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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-31
fricYc, BiSSct X Holland 35 and 40 BANK STREET. TElEPAoyE 593 ACCENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS.
 Bargain Day On Thursday.

ectation of getting q lot for your show the benefits derived by all buy SALE.
 NO. GO TAFFETA RIBBONS. In black. white and colorS, regu- lar price 121ac q yard,
 Bargain Day 9c a yard. WONEN'S LAWN KIMONAS. White grounds with neat black figures, regular price 33oc, Bargain Day oTr each ODD SIZES IN WOMEN'S SHIRT
 WAISTS. Regular price 49c. Bargain Day 19c each CHILDREN'S LAWN POKE BON
 NETS. -.s Regular price 39c and. 49c each. Bargain Day o5c each. l MEMS STSPENDERS. Strong webbings. regular price a5c, Bargain Day lie pair. ODD LOT MEMS 25c SHIELD
 TECK TIES. Bargain Day 5c each. MEMS MIXED COTTON HOSE. The best standard seamless Hose. regular price 10ca pair. . Bargain Day Sea pair. WHITE WASH SILKS. q inches wide. warranted to wash. regular price 25c n yard,
 Bargain Day 1oc yard, BLACK TAFFETA SILK. o1 inches wide. strong quality, very lustrous finish. good val ue at 69c. Bargain Day 4Sc yd. IyWOMEN'S WHITE WASH BELTS. Gilt or nickel buckles,
 Bargain Day 5c each. BOX NOTE PAPER AND ENNEL- OPES. Good 1Oc quality. Bargain Day Ic box.
 LEATHER WRIST BAGS. ilade of good quality of leather, Bargain Day 1Sc each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-31

SHANGHAI. May 3l-It now sp- pears that the report of the sinking of an American vessei by the feet of Ad- mirsI Rojestvensky grew out of the seizure by the Russian ne>t of the British steamer OIbamia. bound for Ja- pan whSch was Iater rptaken by gapo~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-31
Easilr Trared.

Mother-I wonder from whom yOu inherit your talent as sculptor. deari
 Son-Must be from you. mother. I've often heard you say father vas tuss putty in your han6ss-Detroif Free Press
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-31
Basebsu English

Fancy the anguish of a foreigner rh< thinks he has learned the English Ian g1ase. vhen he tries to read shs ssse- hsII pses of his nevspzper-FhiIadsl phia Inquirer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-17

Ths TiisOn cO.-Desisrs in chopped
feed, seed bran hay, -four dried
fruit, etc. High street, adjoining
opera house. asA cl-yr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-17

them that somebody is monkeying
with their exclusive territory. Their
counter move is tho announcement to
build to Coos Bay. Be all this as II
may, the railroad situation here has
developed to a point where IL becomes
q foregon conclusion that not only viii
We have two roads but possibly three
The reason is simple. Coos Bay Is
the only fuel harbor south Of Puget
Sound, which gives II an immense adj
vantage over harbors without fuel.
Every locomotive and steamer that
goes out Of Portland San Francisco,
San Pedro or San Diego uses coal that
comes from Coos Bay, Puget Sound or
over 600 miles from the interior. Nor
is this all. The department Of the in
terror of the United States has pre-
pared a map that shows in black all
the coal fields Of the United States and
on the whole Pacific coast only two
black spots are shown-one in Wash
ington and the other 81 Gees Bay.
The government report shows that
the Coos Bay coal fields have over a
billion tons Of coal which is available
by the ordinary methods Of mining.
Besides the vast coal fields, ver ten
per cent Of the standing timber Of the
United States is tributary to Coos Bay.
Coupled with the mineral resources and
fertile farming lands it is no wonder
that vast railroad interests are fighting
for this harbor.
However, while the railroads are
figuring, the people Of North Bend,
Empire and Marshfeld need have no
fear that any one town will be built up
TO the exclusion Of the others.
A line drawn from the Spreckles
coal bunkers to a point on South inlet
opposite Charleston gives an acreage
Of about twelve square miles west OF
the line. With a railroad built in here
we would soon have a population Of
10000 people. There Is not a city OF
tho Atlantic coast with that population
that does not cover more than twent,
square miles Of ground.-Coos Bay
Harbor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-17
ROADS
LEAD TO
COOS BAY
. Local Paper States Three Companies
Have Land Options at
That Point

Those who are interested in the de-
velopment Of Oregon and the CON
struction Of new railroads are just
now very busy keeping their eyes fixed
on the Coos Bay county.
1t is a well known fact that the Har-
riman interests have in the past and
are at the present moment persistently
refusing to build into the Clearwater
country, Idaho, and refusing to build
from Riparia to Lewiston or into Cen
trail Oregon. All these localities are
begging for railroad facilities and
have the resources to justify their de-
mands. Yet, here, without being asked
the Hartman interests announce that
they intend to build into the Coos Bay
country.
This movement on their part Is what
Is creating considerable conjecture
among those who are not on the IN
side. It is also known that at Shis time
the Hartman interests have no right
Of way or terminal grounds CT Goes
Bay, unless it is the Glasgow proper
ty, consisting of three thousand acres
of good coal land and water front,
which was sold last week.
II is understood in certain quarters
that tho Southern Pacific has purchas-
ed this property. The Ladds, Of Port
land, held q controlling interest in the
Glasgow property and one Of them is
also a director on the board Of the
Hartman roads.
On the other hand IL is known that
the Southern Pacific has passed out Of
the control Of the Southern Oregon
property, consisting of several thous-
and acres Of coal land, a few miles OF
water front and a splendid townsite on
Coos Bay.
Then again good authority states
that L. j. Simpson has made a com
pact with a railroad outfit which i
not the Southern Pacific nor those who
are in on the Southern Oregon com
pany deal.
This explains why the Southern Pa
cihc announced that it would build to
Marshfeld.
II is also explains why parties inter.
ested in railroads in the East made an
examination Of the Spreckles road and
coal mines last week. And 1t II
known that parties have an option OF
that property which holds good til
the middle of next month.
To throw more light on the situation
here let us look into the traffic condi
tions as they exist today on Coos Bay
The shipments on the Alliance that
are billed to the East from Coos Bay
90 on the Hartman system from Port
land, the Roanoke freight is routed
over the Hill lines, and the Breakwa
ter tonnage is turned over to the SAINTS
Fe road.
This indicates the alignment Of the
steamship companies with the various
transcontinental roads. The mammoth
railroad interests have been doing
some underground work here and the
Southern Pacific announcement is the
first surface indication.
The Southern Pacific has discovered
enough ''new evidence" to eonvine'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-17
pRAUD EXPOSED.

A few counterfoitWs have lately
been making and trying to sell imita'
tions OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
and other medicines thereby defraud-
ing the public. This Is to warn you
to beware Of such people, who seek
to profit, through stealing the reputa'
tion Of remedies which have been sue
cessfully curing disease for over 30
years. A sure protection to you Is
u name on the wrapper. Look for
It, on all DR.. Kings or Buchen's
remedies, as all others are mere mi
t%ations. H. y. BUCKLEN & co.
Chicago, Ill., and Windsor, Canada.
For sale by ]. @. Perry, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS

DaVey q savago-Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance, conveyaneing and
Examining Titles. Notary work done
Bring rs list Of your property for
sale, 4O2 State street, neAr High.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-17

Modern woodmen Of AmerieA-oEe
gon Cedar Camp, No. 524e. Meets
every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock,
Holman Hall, u. \. Natter, v. o.
A. IA Brown, Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-17

OnLDRNN CRx Roh
FLsToHsR's cAsxoRHA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-17
FoR aALE.


For sale.-seven-room residence, barn,
largo half block, electric lights, bath,
hot and cold city water. E. Hofer,
journal Office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-17

For sale-Small dry fir wood, at es.26
per cord. Phone Black 2061. T. l..
Davidson, Jp., Morningside 1.s0-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-17
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The Portland Journal IL the best
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Send your advertisements 70
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Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

Of the strike wac aetNA0 ksa4. ..
people Ia Washington Who ts sas
been going t. AiHata ana tnVsssss'
their money there would rssis.h
what they have lost Ia ueplee51ss
home districts.
The strike vac aurofiss a.
fafls IN tie seazaH. hsf it IL sglg
Whit has been expected faf : -
Tine. : writes tho foreman '..gs
haze been Looking f8f some -
strikes here. bur HafdIV egnses.s
them before the anfIns aark e..,..s
% Ia eafHfat. - aaaH as -
Of the discovery l vent over to "a.
shaft. which Is located a litus L..
thau two miles from our main SO,
and ia the same ridge. ana saw ~.
character Of the rock being tssss
out.
You can feel certain fhat nj. :.
no false fepors and yeu eaHhot rs.1
lie the ftuenssa and extent IN ~.
strike unless you see H. You ~
be surprised When you come an as
personally inspset the vein. IA
boys over to the 4llna are h.rs.
over this strike aud are workts..
hard hoping 20 find better dspossts
as the tunnel Is dug farther tns
HellinRham LA got the gold o..
Yer bad since the report IF ~.
strike. Many miners aud proaps%
cts are rushing into the country 80
location notices can be seen "a -
cry hand. The people Ia that ss.v
have been hanging great hopes -
the Ea'f wealth buried IN the Nj
hakef district and this has Ger.
taiHiY been an impetus 10 fhslr u.
hItiana Last week II was reportsS
that more than q hundred nyae-
peciofa went into the district &C..
the northern sound cities alone 49,
many more are eomplefins pgep6r.-
tons IN a hurry % get into The al.
trict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
STAMPEDE STARTED Tn
MT. BAKER DISTRICT
REPORT or RICH STRIKE NEAR LONE JACK NINE ssr.
WasrHRH WARRINGTON MINING MEN THINKING

News from the Nj Baker mining
district regarding The big strike near
the Lone Jack mine haH caused a
stampede from all over western
Washington thHt Is destined 70 rival
aome Of the big PUSHES IN the bls-
tory Of Alaska. While people ia this
state hHse been ueEleatIur the home
mineral hsliH a few pfaHpeef9fa
hive been silently a. work uueaffhs
Ing YaHt riches from the mountains
thHf nov HfteA a the mining element
Of the country
A feW Of the euufaRed4e pros
peetora. who have been overlooking
the big eiaimH from the frozen
north. have tV1ud deposits Of gold
and other metals Ia the western
slope Of the Cascades that. when de-
Yeioped. VIII place Washington
ahead Of the big gold districts Of
the country Months ago The Star
predicted that the BIT Baker dis
tFlet and . few others In this state
would rival iuuaka, and this predic-
ton promises 20 come true long be-
fore the local pfoapeetors expected.
Reports from the Mt. Baker dia-
triet about the big strike show that
Il IL u 10 small Importance. Those
who have come fram the Sampa re-
Gently sss that the rich gold bear
lug deposits Are not confined t. one
part OF the section. but excellent
leads are found IN the entire dis
triet.
A letter from the foreman q the
work IN the Nj. Baker 4 FhuEaan
mine to q. i. Conway aates that
the strike IL richer than n being
given out lie personally visited the
mine. after the report Of the dis
eoxefy. and shYH that II the truth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
THEY WILL FIGHT
TO TINE FINISH

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-The
supreme court this morning denied
Frank French and Harry Bunkers a
writ Of prohibition against the stsfe
senate for unaiiug them from office
after adludglnk them guilty 0f ac-
esptiuK brides Tie expelled SEN
atora contention that the invests
eating committee had no right to
bring In a verdict was overruied.
They will attempt 10 bring the mat
ter before the supreme court In an
other form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

Ills: oysters Olympia. per s.ek
100. open bulk. per ealIeS
tz.z5. salmon. f0c. sairses
trout. ibc. skinned nss~s
&c: ahrirnps. s0ioe; rours.,.
&c; herring. &c: lobstsrs ~.
trnslt. &c. nturEsun. &c: black hsss
7cs hAlibut, sd7e. perch. &c
Fleur.
Patent. per bbi. t47r: crevx
tGre; Minnesota hard wheat ~
pfilsbury. IS. pfIisbury's Hesf r.
standard Dakota. Sc. Olympic. Il n.
Eis strie. st7Gf Holly. a47E: Coles
Northwest, te.7s. Electric IIxfI
tT.2s. Gold Medal. tf.ge. Ton va
t4ts. CentsnnialH. best. ts.7t. celsr
drop. ttRs. Patent Excellent. ttffs
Sovsty A. ttss.
csrssia -vF
Whole wheat les. per bnie tftss
whole wheat flour. per hhi, IAN.
fHahanas per Dbl. -. per bale. 81 81.
bSl. -; rye flour. per bbi, tget.
rye meal. per bare. sfEo. buckwhsst.
Der Dbl 81; buckwheat. per bsIa
t1Tt; corn meal. les. per bais, affs.
per Dbl. tl7s. white osrn
meal. Sos. 81 bale. sz.zo: rolled osta
bbi.. s. G. Co. st.TE. wheat fairs.
boH rs lbs. f1.2os farina. per 81
tb.b6: fartna- 3e-ib. sseks. per "a
%. hominy. large. per bhl.. tGfss
hominy, small. lea pale. f1se; Hssiy
ssif-raistnE uuekNhent. faAs, essa
fs7s: pearl barley. ism. bossr
ft.60s pearl barley. Ioe-Tb sacka ii.
spiit peas. st6e9s. popcorn. par cwt.
taco. cracked wheat. per Dale, tlse
Honey.
California strained per n. Ics
California sage. per In Ice; honsr.
stxraet. per 10. TGsAe. orse1s
grape cream. io-case fotn tia
honey. Yakima. 1--we. Cliforniz
Fesa
Oats. Per ton. tsia 81: bran. ber
ton. tsia22. barley. rolled. per ten
tss.se1 -. feed wheat. per ton. s11
q 50. dairy chop feed. per ton. the
p. OIL meal. per ton. tsk04e: best
chop. t27a IS: whole corn. ten. ire
per ton. tzsQ2t
hay.
Eastern Washington finefhr.
SIS. alfalfa. tI25aGI2; whaxs
hay. tfS. Eastern Washington eea-
BILE compressed. t1i. Puget sounf
hay, s10ai5
Poultry Feed.
Oyster shells. ices. ton. 81; clan
shells. iees. sse: bone n@zi. ftSx
tss; Efanuiatsd bones. lees. stx c.
fss and tes 81 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt t1tkt8fef
slsike. choice. tiT; white esovsr. 81
q 10. timothy, per cwt- fkU
dt; orchard grass. SIC: red TOP 10
10; English rye grass. IS: Italian r.
grass IS; bronze grass. sis: ssA
meadow cat grasA SIS. EsntucU
blue grass. an: pasture mixtufA
uplands. tieQil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03
NEW YORK STOCKS.

NEW 1Ohk nidCnss
High. Low Close.
Atehison. SIS IL. SIS. IS Ia
Anal Copper. 81. so Ia, 80 10
b. & O., l09. los L.. los s-a.
Il. a.. r.. SIS -. Sc SIS. 81 les
Can. Pac.. f49 rs. 149, 1873 rs
Erie. com. a.. As rs. s6 SIS
III Central. 100 i-2. $50 SIS, 1sos-s
Manhattan. ie7 Ia. 1e5. LEI.
Metropolitan. 12S. 122 IL, l22 ~
Mo. Pac., l07 Ia. LOG 81, le6 -
l.. a N. 142 Ia. III IL, ii2 la
Peoples Gas, lis i-2. ia IL, llssNe
Penn, 14s SIS, 14s, fis IA.
Reading. com, e6 IL, - 81. Mt-~
II. l., COM. "a "a. 81 is. 81 s-S
So. Pae.. IS SIS. 81 6rs. 6S ~
st. Paul. 176 81. 1T5 rs. lie tx
Sugar. i42 81. l42. i42 is.
Union pac., 1913 is, 1870 rs. w -
u. 8. s.. com. sc LIZ. se,ss6 80
L. S. s.. pfd.. 81. &c Ia, Sc IL
stoeks-The stock market opeos'ss
firm and with few exceptions -
strong throughout the ses .ssr
Union Pacific was a distincs ieeas
in volume of trading, closing s1Iuns
at an advance of 2 Id pelnts -.
Saturdays close. st Paul 49,
dian Pacific. Erie and the ~ "a
stocks all made good gains =
closed strong a. about top ns"N
for the day. ,,.,..d
The stock maket was slhle, -
to a number Of bear attaess SsA
week. but prices in the inaaa sod
not suffer TO any great extent n.
the market seems to be shaplhs
self for the resumption OF inc ~
ward movement -
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the MARKETS


breaker and IL ss anticipated that
this one sill follow close onto last
week The feature Of the market
Monday morning WAS the raise ia
celery. Il has gone mp TO 81. and
viii go higher. as there is little left
on the market. There IL no more
California celery. Only two cars are
left in cold storage Some fine
oranges arrived on the market Mon
day morning. Bananas are In very
good condition and they are on the
market in abundance A crate Of
walla Waila asparagus arrived on
Monday morning.
vsaetsnls&
Beans. dry. per cwt. ti1s aaTs;
small whites. ta1Gd a.fh large
whites. f3saIs. pink beans. 81 I.
bHyo beans &a2s. Lima beans.
s. 50. beess. per sack 7se@si.eas
Northern California Cabbage.
.fhc per 10 Idaho cabbage.
per ewt, tz2ss Plaeentia cab
hHFr SIC. cuuilfioWer, pes
dozen. SIS garlic, new, lee
onions. yellow. III SC, onioes- Fanno.
1aac young onions loo bunch. spin
ach. crate. sea SIC turnips. sk. IS
rntabagas. sack. eaiesb. lettuce.
hothuuee. tLsk0 Ls0. ore. squash.
crate. ss7sa a0ee carrots. Etaf.Ss
Yakima potatoes. tzo.00a 2a.e0.
esreeiy potatoes. t2Le0a 22.ee. Yak
ina Early Rose. 91z5. new
dollhouse fadishes. soc per doa.
apples. fancy. si.o0a It's. ben Davis
apies. $50 Zoe. EpitEenhesg apples
tito. arsiehokes. per doz. 75e;
California celery. ssati: native
celery. se97e native rhuhafb.
&c. eueumbers. long green. ss.oo dez.
asparagus. Sc: California barb.
peen pease, fse. tomatoes. kzasM
2eo. green beans. $3.50 per case:
green peppers, 1hc 10.
Fruits
Bananas. bunch. te.soa SIS. dates
ID, 8 y use. figs. ts-lb bricks. S1.7s.
figa. seedless, l0-lo cartoons. 60
u ssc. grape fruit. per box. kaka
Il 2fb. Seeding grape fruit. Sis
y zee lemons, ehoice and fancy
- 2tI SOC. oranges, seeding
tik0d f7a. navel oranges. s. 90
u $50 tauRerines. sfb0; Jan.
bale. sI1bMi9k. cranherrien, $40
pinea pD.es. per doc. S3.60H 4.b0. Aus
traliHn pineapptes. &c.
Butter and Cheese.
Eastern cheese. crooks. aE6
ace. Washington cheese. isc.
cream brick cheese. Ice; Cal
lfornia cheese, ibc. butter. ma
tive creamery. SIC. cooking,
sa lie. California fresh creamery.
sec.
Strictly fresh ranch. 21e.
Sugar.
Golden c. N sacks. $3.50; extra e.
IN sacks. tbss; powdered. In bar.
reis. ss.toi dry granuIated. in saeks.
ts.ib; cube, In bnrreia se.ks. beet
sugar, 1905. maple sugar, t0612b.
Less We II paid within Is days.
Msats.
Cows. beef. ehc: steers. Tc: mutt
ton. ~ dsei pork. &c; lamb. %.
spring lamb. tsI4; dressed veal
small, suahc; live rabbits. doz,
t2Tb.
Hams. Bacon and Lard.
Hams, ia1isci bacon. breakfast.
BAdfeA lard White star. fierce.
she, lera. White Rose. sNc; lard.
W As9 AN0oNt enEs
Poultry.
Dueka, dressed, fTHfset reese
dressed. ib0iec. chickens, dressed.
ltu lie; turkeys. fancy local dressed.
zoo 12e.
Nuts.
Brasil, per H.. lao Ices eoeoanuts
per dozen, k0c. walnuts. Eng
lish. 1AHlbe, peoans. Ism14c;
fiiberts. ise: black walnuta, &c;
hickory nuts. 7cs butternuts, SC;
Dap peanuts. BE. Virginia neanuts.
&c. Jumbo peanuts. &c, almonds
t2atA lie.
Flsh, oyaksrs. Etc.
Hoies. te; BLACK COD. &c; ling cod.
Sc; crabs. tt@L7b: CLANS. open
shipment. sibo; CLAIMS. per sack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

taa 4 IN plat II choicest sell. enc
~ four CORNERS eH county roads
eae haH under cultivation garden
HfHH NhefFtsH aud small fruit -
ulhlunHf hlahhads small DWELLING
barn, Eaod wsiii handy 20 electric
car
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reports for The Star By ". 4
Ryer q Co. lis Columbia street. q
private wire.
Seattle. Monday. April !
Wheat High. Low. Clneh
May. ia. IL s-4. 1878.
July. IS SIS. 81, IS.
Sept, So l-2, 81 L.. 50 Ia.
Corn
May. ass. &c is. 47s-s.
July, a. i-2. ~. q IL.
Oats
May. 30. % SIS. 20 rs.
July. 20 Sd. 20 Ia. 20 SIS.
Pork
May. i2ss. i2.G. fe.So.
July. 1900. 1857. 1877.
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FOH BALE.
rouud-trtp ticket 90 the Portland
Of lot IN Dunlap Addition for the
first 50 lots. The iota are lower than
market price.
a. Union Block, 7it First ave, or AT
Dunlap pestofflos on the Old Renton
line If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-03

10 acres with fine view 81 lake. and
lies perfect for country hama.
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FlnAnolsl-c ontln usd


Advanced to l32afls we sSss Gamer. Or
without ssdhrlly II indofaer igaay
pagmsnta. ag Unpleasant inquifisai
INF Gni68eEnT LOAN co.
e4i Marion hldE. SIS "a Ave
A RELIABLE place to borrow money
interest Il n. West tof Pike atfset
orr a rres MAP Of asatlls at Hahlus
Moving 4 Storage Co, First avenue
and Cherry street
lcoNFfpnnTfAf5z Money loaned on
Watches. Diamonds and JeweirY al
Tow interest Pike Street 1eweirY Co,
eli Pike A. hetw. fth aud 9TH HYea..
aeross from hanhe halt
MONEY advanced saiarisa peanIe, re-
tail merehants tsamHtefe boarding
heHeeH. without security largest
buHiueHH u e. PRINCIPAL cities Toh
man. tss Enlef block. SIS Second Ave
A INTELLECTUALLY place 70 borrow
money on diamonds feWeirY.
watches American Watch < Jewel
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