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New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

[oSed building win be an historical gallery. where
TIE paintings and statues of eminent America
d! Hsts ana Sculptors are to be collected and
piaceo on public exhibition. and where tha
visitor may see how the national genius %
america has expressed Itself on canvas or Il.
marble since the earliest times As nucleus
0I this collection the academy already has -
works OF art and 10 this il intends 10 add b,
ASKING contributions from contemporary artists
II TINS project is carried out America Will b
aole 10 boast OF an art gallery OF which r.
world row has no ike; for al the present time
no country can show as completely as this us-
Ton viii be able 70 do the progress Of art among
its people from its very beginning
The fees OF the academy are practically uo-b-
ing, and lis pupils mostly come from the WORK
ing classes Many Of them work in shops in
the day and attend school in the evening. A large
number are Hebrews from the East Side. and In
recent years not a few Of the prize winners have
Deen ghetto dwellers. The classes are not large
numerically, as the requirements for entrance
are strict. and twice in the year pupils who have
not shown sufficient ability are dropped ou-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
The cATALPA TREE SOUTH.

Between the lumber manufacture. the nSva
stores operator and the annual forest 1-es ths
South 5s being rapidly denu5ed O her forests whs
no effort Is made 10 perpetuace the pine u--ae--
The cypress Is OF TOO slow growth % 9ts- r1uc1
hope. requiring twelve years 10 srow enc l2ch =
thickness Recently the Northern hardy ca1s-F4
has BE. introduced into Gul5 States and -hs-s :
promise Of 81, abundant supply o timber 1y -as
time the pine shall have disappeared Th7 oV2e-
Of a catalpa plantation IN Louis-ana has planted
dfty thousand Of these trees IN Florida 1o- n
East Coast Railroad Company = cypress --ss to--
feet II diameter requires three hundred yss-s d
grow: southern yellow pine grows large enough for
saving II from seventy-ive 10 ore hundred zld
twenty years. while Catalp4 srecioss tTo fsec -
diameter has beea grown ii N1yr-o-lea-s fou--
teen wears Because - this rapid z-oytl 5t 5s -ow
one OF the trees raos- favor f7r railroad rss-
Philadelphia Ledger.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

sMacready. as William Tell, by Inraan, meets
the eye, and causes thrilling sensation OF pity
and contempt al the barefaoed efronteTy that
has presumed 10 palm upon the public, speci-
men Of art which would disgrace tyro in
anatomical drawing: q picture incorrect in every
feature, form and expression, as delinsatec by
the great tragic histrio, William Macready.
He that spsreth the rod hateth his son; he
that Ioveth mis- kind chastiseth him betimes
Thus do we, not forgetting, however. He that
reproveth q scorner or braggart. getteth 10 him
self (now-a-day) shame and He that rebuketh
the wicked. getteth q blot
Another attack upon InT7an by Middle Tint"
criticisirg his Portrait OF Lady contained
these words:
A cold. phlegInatic. idiotic female face. with
out color or form arrayed in the uncouth habit
and style Of Z lay sister. L such drawing Of
features. form and dress be the product Of
fifteen years steady application and practice
God keep our children from assiTnilatTlg genius
The most serious war within the academy
broke ort in 1878. when for a time il looked f.s
i the institution would perish. A hundred or
more students asked for the establishment Of e
class in painting In reply the council said
the academy could not afford II. Il was then in
The building 81 :5d-s5- and 4th-ave-, and as Il
had just been compelled 70 buy two buildings
alongside to prevent encroachUent on It's light
II was land poor. Tor tine peace was patched
uP by the academy furnishing room and the
students paying the expenses. Further differ
ences. however. at last brought about rupt-
ure and small hand OF seceders left the acad-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
THE ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILE.
What May Be Reasonably Expected Of the
Device.

An abstract Of a paper presented to the Auto-1o-
bile Club of London last month by T C. Chambers
appears in Electricity He declares that uechs-
icaly the electric automobile IS row practically
perfect only = out OF 1880 stops in the last
months having been made b. public vehicles il t1s
English capital on account OF defective Construc-
ton. \ carriage can -un all day Il it is permitted
70 10 the station now and then and exchange
its battery for another. from TO three minutes
being required for the operation 3Ir- Chambers de-
clares that individuals in England have saved from
8 90 70 l.5l9 year by adopting electric car
riage for one dra7n By horses Re looks for a re-
duct.on in the cost Of power AID Of battery r.
newaIs
we may now turn" he says. "to TIE conzlde-a.
tior Of the commercial future of The electric
rage. Dealing first with the touring car. VII -
once suggest that the electric carriage XII not =
the touring car of the future Nothing short % ire
discovery Of some new element viii provide Is wita
q battery that viii give the electric touring car
The lead aCcuuuIator viii rot give il Us even =
improved % per and L the country Be studded
with charging stations DO not think the nickel
battery will give i 70 Is whatever may be its POS
sibie practical and commercial advantages in other
directions. TIE electric with a fea-herveig1-
battery would stiIl have certain Disadvantages IS
compared With the explosion engine carriage- The
charging station would have 10 be reached, s1d
there would remain The risk OF battery exhaustion
through accidental increase OF power cons'lrrtc-1
on account al bad roads billy country faulty l15r--
cation and hundred other causes.
Turning 70 commercial vehicles. the question =
the required range of action Is TIE dominant factor
Given 2 limited distance and suitable roads see
no reason The electric carriage should IoI have
very considerable future IN IilS He'd nor WY TIE
light delivery van for town should 1e- be 11---
rristor driven Here rhe conditions are very suit
able Ability - once. -o-sel-ss-=ss Te-z-
bility - The hands Of ulssed driver LEs s11--
amount 0f ovsrha-liuE required aid --oos-zts
amortization fund Necessary for rslsTals are al
arguments i favor Ct the electric czTTlags --s
Hight electric delivery van already success II
other countries WIKI regard % p--ce t1s ll11e =
-o- Sar distant whe- such bz so-1 a !
very moderate price say. from S5is - S7A VII
out tires batteries. z1d th5 t=7c@1cE N-- E19-S
70 users the sale beng coupled Win co--rzct =
rnzf1tcnanre- together with -zs ZS3 O l--SS a-1
rarteries r1-.c7 loan Sccn system VII a-pszl .
ths user as the capital OUTLAY VII d s--s-- 81
he wiil have tbs security O re Ulall-s1a-cs 81
tract against unknown expenditure o. ---kss2-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
CENTRES OF SOCIAL eAYETY.

More or less Of exceedingly weigh-y discussion
Is gong on over the question 10 whether New
YORK or Washington should he regarded as the
social capital of America The learned 6isputants
array themselves some the side Of the Arne-i-
can metropolis and others that OF the political
CapIldi ca the nation The rest Of the country IS
presumed 20 look with bassd breath Blu: there
~ these selI-appointed arbiters reckon Without
,nsE iltsR mere IS StouEhtoH. Wis. ard Goshen.
INC. ana " "oonsocket. S D. and OssaIooSa. Kan
ano Broken BOW, Neb-. and Owatonrf, MINI and
AaQuoketa Iowa. and Paw Paw, Mich and Sand
.S wies; III and 1--WE hundred other smart Western
10 pull OF several Of the mogt slccessf1l eujov BE
ana largely attended social events OF ths seas1l-
milwaukee Sentinel.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
on THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
The Portland Far Opened Friction
at the Universities.

San Francisco. June 2-The opening OF the
Lewis and Clark Exposition AZ Portland. Ore
this week was successful and the fair promises
10 be the best and most noteworthy ever held
on this coast II viii be well worth the atten-
ton q any tourist who comes TO the coast this
summer and fall. because Of the many exhibits
which display historical objects OF illustrate
methods Of production. II numbering fisheries.
mining and forest growing the exhibits wli
probably surpass those al Chicago or St. Louis.
while in the art work Of the Indians Of the
coast and in Alaskan life and industries the
displays will surpass any seen IL this country.
\ week is TO be devoted 70 meetings Of Pa
ciAc coast writer's and q special day has been
SET apart for Joaquin Miller. who has sung OF
the beauties Of Oregon scenery. II is expected
that Edwin Markham. How In Negg-YoTk will
be present. Markham was born al Oregon City
within ten miles OF Portland
There Is trouble in the German departments Of
both Stanford University and the University OF
California At Stanford DR.. Julius Goebel an
eminent authority on the history Of the early
German missions in this country. has been dis
missed because of friction with members OF the
department and with other professors For
some tine there has been dissatisfaction over
Dr. Goebei's methods in his ella ssroorn He grew
weary OF the monotony OF teaching and Il is
charged conducted his classes in perfunctory
way This. with the wrangles with several
professors ard an alleged habit Of using the
university library as though II was his personal
property led 70 much trouble His dismissal re-
suited from an insulting letter that he wrote
10 President Jordan DR.. Goebel has put his
case in the hands OF lawyer. and declares he
will sue the university for alleged breach OF
contract. He also threatens 70 print letters
which he has received from President Jordan
AT the University of California Professor
Putzker of the German department. has been
reduced 10 the rank of instructor and his
salary has been from $4,000 TO $1,000 year.
-Four years ago DR.. Putzker was az the head of
the department. but Professor Schilling OF
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

The seventeenth annual concert OF the Grand
Italian Conservatory OF Music, Of which sgnor
r. z De Stefan is director. took Mace in BROCK
Iyn on Wednesday evening Among the numbers
rendered by the students were an aria from y
Paghacci by Miss Irene O'Donoghue followed By
an encore. from verdi's la Forza del Destino. .
ana difficult aria from 'II Trovatore" sung by
Miss Natalie Hester and warr,lv r.,.,,.aa xiss
Elisa Elisa Perez gave rendering OF the drinkia x
song from ASucrezia Borxia." and MlsS Olive r.
Randall gave aria from .s.srnn- :. Taitovv ef
oy sprinstinle Among the Others taking part
were Miss Antoinettf Schwab Howard = Fufter-
worth. Charles J. Schmidt and Niss Margnerfte
I<iddell the latter graduate from the eorserya-
tsory VINO ta,eAy appeared in the role OF Kundry
IN "Parsifai at the Montnuk Theatre
The Kohrssen PIANO Studio M s.n a, ,-,.ho,a.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

made this roof garden effort vas my desire to
give employment 10 the members Of the New
York Symphony Orchestra, who ordinarily at
this season OF The year have little or nothing OF
this sort 10 Go. I have also accepted ten weeks
in Chicago. Philadelphia and Pittsburg for this
summer This keeps The orchestra in practice
that Is worth while az The year round. From
the present outlook * would have been easy 10
continue the season here for at least month
but engagements for the summer. as I have said
nad already been made
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

H6TRSTO was SlEGsgl4N- pEt IN GlSTES OF LIlS
department and Putzker was made assistant
Since then there have. been many quarrels be-
tween the two men. each Of whom has warm
partisans.
Dr.. Olson Setter left Stanford University this
week for Central America. whereshe goes TO
begin experiments in improving the yield Of the
rubber tree, From his work in developing sugar
cane in Australia DR.. Setter is confident that
he can increase the secretion and flow Of milk
in the rubber tree. He will spend three months
in The South al present, but viii visit Central
America at regular intervals 10 carry out his
work
Defaulting Tax Collector Smith left the city
fo- Folsom prison Tuesday, travelling on
the luxurious limited train and protected
from ali annoyance by newspaper men or ar
fists. Smith was neatly dressed and well
grooned when he started for prison The work
that win be assigned 10 him at Folsom is not
decided. but it is safe &c say that. the officials
will show MIN all consideration because Of his
political pull Though he has beer sentenced
10 ten years IN prison, it would not be surpris-
ing II he were paroied at the end of q single
year. -s -..--
Oscar 7, schuck. well known lawyer of
pioneer days and later a compiler OF many
I@coTQS OF cary Os-lIcFnla- 0le0 lllS week IN
the cos. sin Virginia City, New. he was law
partner Of Ex-senator Stewart Among his
best known works were California Anthology"
History OF the Bench and Bar of California"
and Representative Men OF the Pacific
Professor R. H. Tucker. an astronomer of the
LICK Observatory, who has just returned from
Samoa, says that Tutuila is the most beautiful
tropical island he has ever seen. He warmly
praises Captain Moore. the present naval gov
ernor. who. he says. has shown good Judgment
In handling the natives Professor Tucker says
they very loyal TO the United States govern
nlent and are prosperous.
Mrs. Rose Tortorfci was released on parole
from the city Prison this week because she viii
soon become mother. She was held under an
Indictment for alleged completely in the m nraer
OF Brago villardo. Her husband quartelIed
with yillardo. killed him. cut of his head dis
raembsred the limbs and then tried 20 carry the
nlangIed remains to the bay. He lost his nerve
and left the body IN the street ThelESffe I'd sus-
pected of having assisted her husband ih the
crime but the police have only eireumstantfal
evidence against her. No trace Of the murderer
had been found his fellow sicilians helping him
to escape and refusing to give any Testimony
even when arrested ssie5 500 zFf
1Ls9 zs9E 2 65S mods e ssn,
meeting -ofsShs Virginia and, TTlickee Rail-
way stockholders has been called TO consider the
sale of the road 10 the Southern Pacinc COM
pany. This small railroad is the only line run
ming into Virginia City and 1t also connects
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
THREE SWEETHEARTs: ONE MAN.
He Never Gould Choose Between Them, and
Leaves Each $4,000.

Arthur Hanson. the administrator OF The estate
OF Alderman II. Waters. OF Monroe Mich. has
paid the inheritance on the ss0e that The latter
left to his three old sweethearts Miss Alice Ken
dali Of Monroe: Miss Nellie Callahan Of Saginaw
ara MISS Kate Riley, Of Detroit. Each of the
women vas ieft $1,000 by their 3ld ad-nirer
Nno coc!1 never choose between the three The
80
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

ave. begins its special summer course 1o- s1r-I
and children OF June ;. ending Au5-S-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

The Governor OF Sonora and other officials
have recently denied the reports OF murders and
other outrages by YaQui Indians in that State,
but now Richard Kleesattel young mining en-
gineer. declares he left Tres district sixty miles
northeast OF Hermosillo, becauss OF several mar
row escapes from death at the hands OF the Ind
ians He says Mannochi. the chief Of the dis
affected Yaquis. has HEADQUARTERS in the Picacho
Mountains and that the Mexican rurales and
troops are afraid to storm this mountain fast
ness He and others say that the northwestern
part OF Sonora is demoralized by these Indian
raids, and that neither life nor property is safe
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

with the New Tonopah and Goldfeld districts,
It has served as an extension OF the Southern
Pacific company and recently its president, D
o. Mills. expressed his intention Of extending
the road TO Los Angeles If the Southern Pacific
entered the new soldnelds Of Nevada
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

Harvard WAS suddenly put in charge OF the
department and Putzker vas made assistant
Since then there have. been many quarrels be-
tween the two men. each Of whom has warm
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04


meeting OF fhs Virginia and, TTickee Rail-
way stockholders has been called TO consider the
sale of The road 10 the Southern Pacific COM
pany This small railroad is the only line run
ming into Virginia City and ii also connects
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

The Kohrssen Piano Studio No $50 St Nicholas
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ri Snap

70 acres bottom land. deep rich
coil. meme better Ia the United
States u acres under cuiu-
Walton. the balance vine. maple.
alder and erabappfe. easy
cleared Half way between
two small towns. three miles
apart Good Eraded school in
both. and large creamery IN
one Good HiN-ruam house.
good harm. full Of hay. fine
chicken house and large we'll.
enclosed yard wuodahcd, root
house. etc. stables for horses
and cattle. one acre and a
half potatoes. half acre ruta-
truck one T. no pound horse,
3 years old. for which WAS
recently raid $50. one light
driving mare. years old. II
head 81 cattle from TO 7
years old, ore young brood
SOW. a nice hand of chickens.
two stands Of bees. one new
moving machine. one new
hay rake. one new all steel
pillow. one new Cultivator. all
necessary small farming tools,
one good farm wagon. one
llRht driving wagon. one good
one coed set light harness.
one new No. I Sharples Cream
Separator. one new cider min,
one new large Majestic range.
new oak furniture. everything
complete and up Go date. There
f. fine orchard Of three
acres on the place, apples.
pears. cherries. plums. pruneA,
rasphsrrica. blackhsrrieH. This
iH tho finest little ranch IN the
country and the best equipped.
The price. f4no. IN less than
cash will handle this. balance
two years at per cent.
A. LAWRENCE.
Q0stk Second Avenue.
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

Want I'd, office, Rsslsy's pros
store, Second and PIKE. Phones.
suass, seeol Ind. lisa
c. N. Lehndrstt, cigar store, ets
Second avenue.
Quaker Drug store. 1918 First av.
snue.
?, n. Mullen. s2i Ballard avenue.
spposits city hall.
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thos. Harris. al POSSIBILITIES, Rsn,
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hOHRow WtRDkfi ON g. A =.
4 ~ It. foot II Washington ~ Hee
g u. ililIman.H big display al. on
Iage 4 Come and enjoy yourself
irnEE aud al our expense ToMOH.
ROW. SUNDAY.
Capitol
Hill
Division
No. g
Lying directly east o. the paved die
ridge ~ the mountains and lake 20
be had IN the city,
WAS PLACED ON THE
MARKET
To-day. Saturday. October aih
TAKE Capitol luu car to Aloha street.
and 50 east 10
THE LITTLE WHITE OFFICE or
THE NIL
Tomorrow our salesman will be there
10 shoN sou the property.
JUST A FEw WORDS TO EXPLAIN
WHY THIS r. THE BEST RERl.
hEAcE DISTRICT IN THE cry
All the division q Capitol I'm com
prize 80 acres. IT, wha1h there are
building FfstfleIigns- No house
Ices than . feet from street front
Ne atufes. fisis. % ans Kind q bust
ness allowed Itlst simply home prop.
sftF. and there - no other part ~
the cts - any size where you get
THIS protection
Second
Commencing az Madison Street ana
18th Avenue. iH one II the finest
haHisyafdH in the country. running
through the valley and around thia
property. connecting with 18Th Ave
nue. Nhiah ee have plated - II.
wtae 90 bring the drive back Il 18th
and Madison. saFd Avenue. We have
also plated with r curve At Ward
~. maKlnF au shsY grade l. the
boulevard and Washington Park. and
ah which iu the near fufurr there u
nifuost sure 10 be a street car direct
70 ths University
srnEHT IMPROVEMENTS.
We are noe rruAlns Al the streets
which are o. ~ - and - fees Aids
with tasft alisye blind every lot
Monday Nc will let the cpntFact for
eft cement walks. car prices include
these improvements Paid Monday
water mains % All the streets
ssWffN sill quickly follow These
twa impfuNeehts viii be undf the
bonding system.
oun PRICES ARE PROM nGH TO
80 PER FRONT roof.
Ard there - rot smother city In the
United STATES II iia.Ha population
that Veu can huf a. sril furhted
residence property as this fer twice
the amount
N ven iutsnd 70 i've ~ Seattle and
have not selected a hofHe site. Look
the property over Sunday ard ret
ybaf chnles - location
n you have q little money % invest
come. sure fuf every tat in the addi-
ton NtIi double IN value IN the next
years EIvinE you - per cent Inter
est on your Investment. Terms. 0nt-
third cash. balance per cent
Remember. take Capitol Hin car 20
Ataha Street and 30 east TO the
LITTLE WHITE OFFICE.
our Salesman will be there every day.
ineiuding Sundays.
~ 4 TURNER INVESTMENT CO.
OWNERS.
tot-tas Lumber Exchange.
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GRAND FREE EXCURSIONS TO
MORROW WtNDAf1 ON G. A. =
4 ~ Il foot 81 Washington ~ Hee
g II. Iillmhn blk display al on
Iage Come and enjoy yourself
FnEE and ~ Our expense TOMOHs
ROW. SUNDAY
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real Es,a,s-con,lnusd.

~ u. CRANE a Co. INC.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
9m.s.O EitsI Building.
a.
Second and riks.
49, Phones 3G2 81
Down Town office.
1903 Alaska Building.
Tel. Gain 1Oi. Ind as
If
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Real Es,sss-coailnusd.
IRvEH2ENrsi

fNNEgfMEhTHi
AcHEAoEt FARMS RANCHES
AND OTHER PROPERTIES ron
BALE.
ny A. u. NEWELL. iis MARION NJ.
10 acres choice bottom land between
Henttie and Tacoma. right ~ railway
station. acres cleared aud ia crop
200 raspberry bushes, running water
guf-room new house. horse, wagon
nnd farm machinery This ~ firni
class tract PRICE ti.E9. TEithb.
a BARGAIN
90 acres lake front ranch - acres bot
tom land cleared good house barn.
other buildings good bearing Or
ohhrd and small fruits. This ranch is
only 1n miles from thfee fallr1at
towns on good county road. PRICE
too. a BARGAIN
Fonf-room cottage on Queen Anne
nm PRICE Vi 20. 80 cash. bal
nnee ~ per month.
Fotif-room cottage on 9th ave- mod
eru. PRICE t.aoo, iib0 cash and W
/. per month.
Good Groom house q Kirkland. fire
View over lake. boat every thirty
minutes into city PRICE 500. kAhf
TEHMH
4 SNAP
Good home for 80. broom houre,
overlooking Lake Union. near car ~
good locality THIS ~ a bAHgAiNs
Al. NEWELL. nc MARION ST.
20
CALI. ana get our iint Of fine bust
ness chances stores. cigar stands
restaurants. runminE houhfH. etc
a tau fine real estate deals city lots
acreage. ana residences - ali styles
aud prices. Hesideuce property on
Queen Anne I'm a speciality
WAHMOTH WOLFF.
fi3 Oriental Block.
FOR RENT
NJ For broom modern house, one
block from car line. Eoad NieW.
90 For 7-rp0m modern house Oh aJth
Ave
81 For s-room modern house. near
WINGfup HRoa.
80 Goimau Block
For Gale Hy ONner-Four blocks from
Woodland Park. near school and car.
fine home Of rooms mud bath pur-
crlAin fixtures. large attic. cor lot
e0Nl2a. fruit. flowers. lawn. barn
Price. 81 90. small cash payment 10
years on half. bal a. rent Phone
North ~ after .. m. III
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VEGETABLE GARDENS.

hut fuf yourself vegetable garden
whore the soil r. rich and lu a high
state ~ cultivation This land lH au
the New ltrntun car line. aud h.
ltsa laau fuuf miles from Pioneer
square only 10 minutes ride
ihe tracts are about = acre each and
payments.
A. ROBINSON.
al Alaska hidE
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arIEET lMrnovEMENrs.

We are noe rrHdfnr al The streets
which ere o. - - and - fees Aids
With isft AlisFe blind every lot
Monday ne will let the cpntFact for
eft rfmHut walks. usir PRICES include
these improvements Paid Aunda )
% this week the city ordered eitT
water mains ou all the streets
ssWsrH Hiii auiekiy follow These
fwu improvements viii be undr the
bonding system
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GHAMD EHEG EIIthBiyen ~
MoHHOW BUHDAYI ON g -
IA II Ia foot ~ WaahiuFt0n 81 -
q. u fiiilmana zig display - sf
Page 4 Come and enjoy I9nfstst
THEE naa 81 our expense Iohpis-
ROW. SUNDAY.
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WANTED powtr aewlnK machine OF
orators an oNefalla and pantHiouhn
Wooden Co III FIRST ave Ia
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THO. y pEIAER, The Pioneer Pho
toEfauhsr. can be found now nt his
new place Of business. ttt.Aih Eitsl
BLDG Phones Main fiie, Ind ttssg2
fvsfs hind Of commercial work and
kodak finishing -