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The leader., 1905-09-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

w. D. Davis has been in Mem
phis this week.
Cotton brought 1906 in Brook
haven yesterday.
There was a dance at the Inez
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Chas. ButterieId was IN
town Wednesday.
Miss Annie Brennan returned
Monday morning from Meridian.
Miss Jessie Turnbough has re-
turned from a visit to Bogue
Chitto.
Miss Farley, of Mt. Olive, and
Mrs. H. j. Wilson, are guests of
Mrs. Robert W. Bee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce have
moved to Utica, where Mr.. Pierce
has engaged in business.
Granite, Glass, China, Tin and
WoodenWare sold at 10 cents Sep
tember 18th. Heuck & Son.
Misses Belle Bowen and Floyd
Willoughby are at home, after sew
eral weeks spent in Chicago.
Mr.. w. M. RUSSELL, county
surveyor, was an appreciated cal
Ter at The Leader Office yesterday.
Marshall M. Dutton, president
of the NorfeId Brick Co., was in
town yesterday and paid this Office
an appreciated call.
Messrs. z. D. Davis and E. l..
Ragland, of jackson. were distin-
guished Brookhayen visitors
Thursday and yesterday.
We regret to heal of the illness
of DR.. W. w. Davis, one of our
former valued citizens. He is in
Memphis under treatment.
The Norfield Brick Co. are now
in operation and turning out fine
grade of bricks. See their adyer-
tisement in today's Leader.
W. j. Layton's new photos in
his attractive display windows al
ways attract an audience. They
are credit to the profession:
G. Heuck's novel ad. of his ten
cent sale for the 18th illuumi.
mates the night time in front of
his store. The 18th promises to
be a great day coming.
Mr.. D. Chandler, one Of our
confirmed (?) old bachelors, is
erecting a pretty cottage resi-
dence north Of his fathers home
in the Schwem Addition.
Mrs. R. Berger is enjoying a
week with her sister, Mrs. Kemp,
at Hazlehurst. Mrs. Berger will
be engaged by the firm of Abrams
Bros. on her return to Brookba-
ven.
Nat Graves, the erstwhile ire
pressible devil Of the Terry Trib-
unee, arrived in town Wednesday
and is now with the Times. Ed
ltor Harris warmly commends
the lad.
DR.. Bruce l.. Holloway, dentist,
has returned and resumed practice.
The Doctor had a delightful trip to
the Pacific coast and other portions
Of the great West, and is better
prepared than ever to serve bis
apppreciatiYe patrons.
Mr.. James, Of Canton. is now
in the employ Of the Progressive
Cotton Oil Co. Mr.. James is a
grandson Of WhitWorth College,
| his mother having been formerly
Miss SaIlie Coleman, an accom-.
pIished alumna Of Whitworth.
Mr.. J.. Ell. Deal. proprietor ol
the restaurant on Front street, has
been compelled to shut down for
| q few days on account of recon:
struction Of buildings and other
changes il his vicinity When
be opens up again, which will be
at his earliest opportunity, Mr..
Deal will be pleased to again sec
his many appreciated patrons,
The County Pension Board,
composed Of Veterans John M.
May, Alfred w. Smith, a. M,
Summers, A. j. Martin and M.
| I'M. Davis. concluded their lahors
Wednesday afternoon. The board
added is new pensioners to the
roll from this county, striking
| the names of TO off from death and
|othef causes, making q net In
crease Of 8 for the year.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
CataITOs que Sc prO|ongan

Siempre seran pocos cuantos cuida-
dos Sc empleen para inpedir que un
catarro sc prolongue, pues 81 no Sc les
combate tempo concluyen por dege.
nerar en- bronquitis fuxi6n de pecho,
cuando no Sc transforman en- tisis pul.
monaY.
Ell medic mas sencillo SECURE de
dominar ell NAL es tomar Alquitran de
Guyos.
En- efecto: el uso del Alquitrsn de
Guyot basta para curar en- POGO timpo
el catarro mas rebelde y la bronquitis
mas antigua, pudiendo llegar hasta
dominar y aun curar la tisis, por decla.
rada que este, con solo mezclar una
cucha radita, de las de cafe. de Alqui-
tran de Guyot. con cada vase de liqui-
do del que Sc beba 4 las comidas
Hallase de venta en- todas las
farmacias.
ADVERTENCIA-Si os quisieren
vender tai 6 cual producto en- 1ugar
del A1quitran de Guyot "desconfad
de la oferta; es interesada". Lo mejor
en- tales casos es exigir terminate
mente Ell Verdsdere Alquitran de Gu
yot, cuya etiqueta, 81 es el 1eg1timo,
debera llevar, ademas del nombre
GUYOT en- letras grandes, la 6rma
tambien de Guyot al bies y en- tres
colores: violeta, verde y rojo: E igual-
mente las senas del Laboratorio:
Casa L. Frere. 10, rue Jacob. Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08

Viewing the confiict on the docks
from an optimistic standpoint, it can
be affirmed that the strike is virtually
lover.
At the meeting of the merchants on
Sunday, the problem was solved.
It is the effcacious and necessary
concession to arbitration in cases like
the present, and the triumph of gene
rosity and common sense which has
been effected between the faction ma
king the demand and those who have
seen the necessity for intervening in
the matter.
It should net seem difficult 10 have
the question remain definitely settled
now that it has entered on the road OF
adjustment, thanks to the generous
disinterestedness of the commercial
interests, inspired by the desire to pro-
mote general welfare. and bring tU
an end all violent manifestations pro-
duced by abnormal conditions without
precedent in the country.
The problem of the strike may be
considered d solved. An armistice has
been declared to continue for one
month, during which period all poss-
Ijble efforts will be directed towards
having the steamship company owning
the pier. and the lorgshoremen, arrive
at an agreement regarding the diffe
|rences in the wage question now IN
dispute.
Should it turn out that the bellige-
rent parties are una Bile to come to an
agreement during the time mentioned
above, the commercial interests will
char: their own vessels for bringing
their merchandise.
1t is that which leads US to believe
that the strike has terminated; in the
determination of the merchants, as
shown in the proposed action, not to
allow their interests to suffer and be
jeopardized by the disputes and diff
erences of others; they have done
wisely in separating their affairs
absolutely from those things which
would work them harm, from injuries
which represent a large sum and
incalculable damage.
When the retailers spoke of adopt
ing similar course of procedure for
the protection of their business, we
applauded their action which, seemed
wise and sensible method of enabl-
ing them to escape from situation
which would have had every sort of
annoyance and disadvantageous res
ults.
AS we have contended from the
beginning of the difficulties, the only
salvation would be in separation of
the neutral elements from the disput-
ing factions, and the commercial
interests have realized the wisdom
of that course and taken prudent
attitude which assures the safe guard
ing of their interests. which in some
manner would be bound to suffer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08

from the disputes and aisag,eements
|of others.
The attitude OF commerce is praise
worthy and we congratulate the mer-
chants on the course they have elected
to follow, the more SO because we
lhave contributed with all the means at
our command to bringing about such
solution, viii ch if it does not satisfy
ali the interested elements equally, at
least has the advantage of avoiding
violence, and protecting and preser-
wing from injury and annoyance ele-
fments and Interests which ought not
| to be involved in the contention.
Possibly it may not be necessary
| for the merchants to charter their own
vessels to bring their merchandise.
All depends on the price which is
| paid for unloading being slightly inc
lreased, though according to our unde-
lrstanding the steamship company is
in position to pay more than it now
pays for unloading and can meet the
tslight increase demanded by the STE
vedores without its being necessary
for the loss to fall upon the merchants
However that is a private affair of
the company with which we have not
| hing to do nor shall we seek to analy-
ze it. 1t is fair to assume in view of
| the action taken Sunday at the NEE
Eting of the merchants that the New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Com
pany will adjust its criterion and it's
resolutions TO that which it judges
most advantageous for the preserva-
ton of its own interests.
Now, all scenes and thoughts of
violence appear to have vanished, and
to all appearances there is the best Of
feeling between the workmen and the
merchants, and those elements which
have deemed it wise 10 intervene in
the conflict; and since Sunday all the
signs point to a state of peace and
tranquility: among every one there
seems to be a feeling of confidence
that order will not again be disturbed;
with those who have taken part direc-
lily or Indirectly in the trouble on the
docks, there prevails the firm, unalte-
rable belief that is advantageous for
all, in the interests of all. and that it is
indie spensable for the welfare of the
country that the currents of harmony
so generously manifested in the
assembly on Sunday be kept alive and
practised, to the end that we may not
be menaced with dangers which are
the propagators of ruin and death.
1t is consoling that we may look
for no REPETITION of the lamentable
scenes from which we have lately suf-
fered, that there will be. no return Of
the paralyzing conditions which so
sorely afflicted Us; and it is gratifying
for us to know that we, in measure.
contributed to the happy solutions,
and stimulating them
whenever necessary and as often as
has seemed advantage Gus,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
la opinion ing1esa
yIa pax s'usojaponesa
Ell final de una tragedia

Nueva York, martes-El Times, de Lon
dres, ha publieado aver un articulo sensational,
dicendo que cuantos rumores han circulado re-
ferentes negatives de Russia a aceptar las con-
diciones impuestas por ell Japon, son falsos.
Ell Imperio russo no tiene mas remedio que
aceptar las condolences de paz por abusivas que
parezcan.
La paz Sc frmara en- Norteamerica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
Las escenas de horror
en Tnrquia
Es necesaria la intervention

soldados turcos en- Abisinia vuelven a ser la
nota sensational escandalosa en- Europa.
Los relatos que publica la prensa de Paris
son espeluznantes.
Aigunos diarios alemanes dicen que es de
mas prisa una in ervenci6n en- Turquia que las
conferencias sobre Marruecos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
Las comferemCiaS
sobre MHarsRsaaec0S
Ultimas impresiones

Nueva York, martes.-Avisan los despa-
chos de Roma. que ell gobierno italiano ha mott
fcado los poderes que tomara parte en- las con-
ferencias de Marruecos esperanto la designa-
cion del sitio en- que han de tener efecto las
reuniones
En- Europa ha causado muy buena impression
la actitud en- que Sc coloca el gobierno de
Roma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
Servlelo Especial del Bolelm MePeaRtn
OABLEGRAMAS.
Russia no puede E'esistis'
Los rumores mas firmes

Nueva York martes.-Dicen de Paris que
las nltimas impresiopes que Sc reciben de la ca :
pital moscovita hacen suponer que ell gob1erno
ruso parece inclinado aceptar las condolences
cue impongan los japoneses, con tai que hrme
la paz pueda retirar el gobierno ruso la fuer-
"a que tiene en- la Manchuria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
La deu da do rna mi G n m 6
Ell infOrme de MIR. HOllander

Nueva York, martes.-Mr. Hollander esti-
ma que en- la totalidad de la deuda dominicana
estan consgnados diez millones demas.
Esta importante suma' segdn declara Mr.
Hollander ha sido reclamada injustamente
puesto que esta demostrada su falsedad.
Ell informe de Mr.. Hollander puede ser cau-
sa de nuevas reclamaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
lin encuentrO EN-
la Mamc11uEia
Los eternos vencidOs

Nueva York, martes.-Al norte de Mukden
seg1n dicen los despachos que sc reciben de la
capital inglesa, ha ocurrido un encuentro entire
las avanzadas japonesas y rusas.
Los t1ltimos han resultados vencidos vien'
dose precisados a correr mas hacia al Norte.
La batalla dur6 mas de cinco horas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
Las entrewistas
de Portsmouth
Versiones distintas

Nueva York, martes-Las conferencias pa
ra la paz han dado comienzo en- Portsmouth.
La expectation que este produce es hides
criptible.
Corren distintas versiones las mas opues-
tas opiniones, respecto del resultado que ten
gan las entrevistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
El irscencai0 en- eg pa1aCi0
del Gear
ProvOcandO una sOrpresa

Nueva York, martes-Cablegrafian de San
Petersburgo que los rebeldes han fraguado un
nuevo complot para asesinar al soberano russo
Ell incendio que pudo ser sofocado en- el
palacio del Car fue para provocar una sorpresa
durante la cual los conjurados darian muerte al
soberano, vali@ndose de la confusion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
NEUROslNE PRUNlEH
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
WOt@s.tO

Registrador do la propiedad substitute que
como Notario' - On Areoibo. Bajos Do j. saS' casa
ntmero l3, ealle de- IL Crus, y % hace cargo
do pfesentar para 81 inscription en- el Regis.
bro de 10 propiedad del Distrito remitir 4
los respeetivos interesados. los documentes
cue cen tai objeto se le envian.
ARRCIBO, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08
IA escuadra franCesa
EN- CoWe8
Ell descanso del rey Oscar

Nueva York, martes- Cablegrafian de Lon
dres que la escuadra francesa ha llegado Co.
wes siendo recibida por el rey Eduardo.
Otro despacho de la capital inglesa dice
cue sera nomb mbrado regente del reino de Suecia
el hiio del Rey Oscar acatando los deseos de
este que dice que tiene necesidad de descansar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-08

Nueva York, martes.-La hebre amarilla ST.
que con igual intensidad en- Nueva Orleans.
causando mum erosas victimas d1arias.
La misma consternaci6n sigue impresionan'
do ell amino publico.
Ell ntmero de victimas no decrece, resultan
do inutiIes los esfuerzos que han sido hechos
para dominar la epidemia.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-08-01
Left New York Today.

Iu answer to telegram announcing
the serious illness of their father in
this city, Messrs. w. T. and Charles
Graham, and Mrs. Georgia Green and
Miss Graham left New York City this
morning for Palestine. The party
were in New York buying goods for
the Graham stores in Texas, but will
hurry home to be with their father,
whose condition is considered serious.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-08-01
READ HERALD ADs---oNE OF THEM
BIG CLEAN UP
TO BE MADE
The Street Force and Extra Men
to Devote a Month to Clean
ing the City.

A special meeting Of the city. poun-
Gil was held last night, for the express
purpose of ordering general clean
up Of the city, both as to streets and
alleys, and private premises under the
sanitary ordinances.
Mayor Bowers was present and pre-
sided; present, Aldermen OzmeDt,
Hunter, Grant, Johnson, Temple. Cald-
well, Gone, Acting City Marshal
Moore, City Attorney Johnson, Secre-
tary Sterne.
The Mayor stated that the council
had been called together for the pur-
pose of taking notice of the condition
Of some of the streets, which we're be-
coming too rank with weeds, to look
into some bad places over the city,
and to order, il thought advisable, a
general clean up of the city, under the
sanitary ordinances.
Alderman Grant offered resolution
to the effect that the street force be
ordered to devote the next month .
clusively to cleaning up of st -,
ETC., and that the street supervisor be
authorized to employ six extra men
for this work for one month, and that
the city marshal notify the citizens
that the sanitary laws oft-e city would
be rigidly enforced from now on.
Carried, and ordered.
The Mayor suggested, and it was so
ordered, that the city purchase a
quantity of oil, and where it was found
impractical to drain foul place, to
thoroughly soak it with oil.
Chairman Cement of the street force
wanted to know what could be done
toward removing hog pens from the
city limits. He was advised that an
ordinance covered this offense, and its
rigid enforcement was ordered.
1t was ordered by the council that |
the city secretary have printed at
once 5000 copies Of the sanitary ordi-
nances and that they be turned o.
20 the police department to bepr
every home in the ~, $500
pie may Know what IS requfcea
them in the premises.
Before the adjournment the Mayor
called the attention of the council to a
he had received from
City Marshal Bordeaux, asking the
council to swear in gentleman whom
he recommended as his assistant, and
who was to be paid out of his salary.
The communication called out consid-
cradle discussion, and 1t was finally
decided. by the council that in the
agreement already reached Mr.. Bor-
deaux was to pay the salary of one of
the men at present employed by the
city as police officer. This informa-
ton is to conveyed to Mr.. Bordeaux.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-08-01
Prayermeeting.

The South Side Prayermeeting will
meet Thursday afternoon at $3.50 with
Mrs. Fred Glover on Royal street.
Mrs. Huntington leader. All ladies are
invited.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-08-01
Received His License.

Harry Myers this morning received
his license to practice law, and the
same mail that brought his license
brought him his first case. Harry's
friends will wish him success as an at ]
torney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-19

ngalnat private ear lines Is ne re-
a1lf Of the course taken on Weahss-
day By the Interstate eomns 81
commission at the beginning Of -
hearing Instituted 10 show the M
ference between private car hhsa
and railroad companies.
During the hearing. e0unaei ~.
The commission pointed out ma
railroad systems operating theiI
own Refrigerator ear lines giFe
their patrons much lower rates man
fa obtained by foadn compelled 70
Operate refrigerator lines IN e0nuee-
ton With private car lines.
The Illinois Central and the Penn
avIvanla railroad officials. in tt.Stts
fling in regard 10 thia matter. afdsa
the commission There we're hoLas
lively Tits between the counsel i0f
the commission and the attorneys
for the Armour car lines and private
companies
The prosecution Of the companies
By the commission serves the double
purpose Of establishing It's iurisdle-
ton and correcting the evils com
pialned Of. The fight will, very
likely. develop on the point Of lufis-
diffIHu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-19
CUNLIFFE is
NABBED
ADAMS EXPRESS EmPloYE
WHO STOLE sfn.oOo cApT0R.
Ed At BRlpoEpoRT-Hks
MONEY PLANTED AND
WON'T REVEAL IT'S HIDING
PLACE

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, Oct 10 I'd.
ward George Cunilffe. accused Of
stealing 100000 from the Adams
Express company at PittHbufg ON
October q. was arrested here tbia
morning In front of a hotel where
he has been staying since the day
after the robbery lie admits hiH
guilt and says he wa seized With a
sudden desire for the money. placed
the package under his arm and
walked out. lie refuses to tell whore
the money In. saying that # Is IN a
safe place. where he can get It when
h. wants t. lie only had 800 when
arraaLed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-19
Welcome Boak

I. /. Boak. head counsel Of the
Woodmen Of the World. Will be the
guest Of the local Woodmen on Oe-
fober Is, and on that day m0H-
ftef reception will be rendered him
by local members Of the order.
plans for hls entertainment are
now under way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-19

4 dramatic recital and musical
program, under the auspices Of the
A. O. L. ". Is 70 be given on FRI
day evening at Columbia hall. on
Seventh aYeHue. near Pike. After
the program a dance and whist
party will be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-19
Hot After The
Refrigerator Trust

WASHINGTON. d. G. Oct. IA
legal and legislative war may enaue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-19
Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

Want ad. office, Rsslsy's DRUG
store, Second and Pike. Phones,
sanss, COCO; Ind. iisa
c. N. lehndrefI, cigar store. sis
Second avenue.
Quaker Drug Store. 1918 First av.
enue-
p. n. Mullen, SCI Ballard avenue.
opposite city halt
Fremont DRUG Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thos. Harris, ut Postefilee. Rem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-19
GEO. n.
W00DH0USE co.
laos Second Avenue.
Real E.,.,s-cen.lnosd.

Real Estate--Coutinusd
e WILL buy beautiful corner lot
s9Eiae. Iwa blocks from new phiunnY
avenue car lire. IL only requires s.
down
go - down. SO per month. for lot
e23iaa. one hleek from car lina.
ess@tle9 down. balance eakF paw
msnik fer lot eaxis9. one block from
s TO Must he naid this week. Great
est bargain ever offered. Broom
house. bath. all modern improve
nents. street improvements IN and
paid for. Lot fxz9. House IL 80 ar
ranged that II can be used for I've
families. rpuuH and hath on lower
ftaafs rooms on upper floor. :
blocks fruu ear line, II miles from
Pioneer square Easy terms can be
had.
g as-New s-raom house. sast com.
rleteds East Howell. near 18th axe
kpie and span and uu Go date ~ ali
its arrangements. Easy terms can be
had
TwoHoGER & CO.
les Oriental Heck
Main 1851. a Es3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-19
Real 1s,s,s-cee,lnssd.
auloN q COMPANY. INC.

WOODLANDS TERRACE ADDITION
must and ahail Ice closed ont with
ont delay. aud thia IL fQHtTlNEI1
fOuH fsAHf CHANCE To CIT
gH0HMfH WILL. IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT HuGH Hiufetfs
IouHI9 Low PRiGhH Al THESE
ftoMEHtfnH AIM B8iBa or
FEtthb To 2ou NOW
Here are n fHN good things that every
body can appreciate
The streets are all cleared. sidewalks
taId. gHfIAu RIVER WAxIH III
HEesr FROM TIE MAIN MAIN
lots cleared PLATED PARK
HfYIE=yau know what that means.
Then. aKniu. there Will never be
heavy grade taxes o. nay because
Ali toTs AHE At STREET
GRADE.
NEAR TIE NEW HIaH SCHOOL
AND NEAR A NEW WARD
Beti00I there viii be no car fare
20 pay faf your children during their
school days
This means n biz saving n You aud
should be considered ~ ANYBODY In
the market Tor a home
WOODLAND PARK. the greatest
playground n the Iofihwezt. + e =
one block aWHNt all property 80 10
Gated viii HaaH command fancy
prices Such f. tie history Of proper
l III other elites located near Tie
great parks and Fairgrounds and the
question If doubt daes not attach e.
fanid HHH IN value At WOOD
LAWN TERRACE
THIS II HfuH CLASS PROPERTY
ON YOIfu OWN TERMS or WILL
MAKE 4 LIBERAL ufHG0tkT
ron CASH
OFFICE AND aAIEHMEN on TIE
GROUND PHONE NORTH "a
Green fake eur 20 10th street and
W0H1iawH Station. west e. office 81
southwest corner Of Woodland Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-19
THE MARKETS

Everything Is quiet on Western
weather. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-19
TIDE LOTS

sNo-Each. for 9 tide tote a. Great
Northern docks. 10 feet deer.
fronting on car line. viii sell
separately.
sI00o=WIii buy a double aorner on
Grant Street bridge Is feet
deep 10 II. n. switch some
buildings. 50 rent and only
small part occupied
tic booa Choice corner In iat Avenue
South. In paved district lot
runs frum fst 70 Utah street
nHEDES. I.EHOfaD a cox
Main AZ. A ia Alaska building
WILL sell cheap new Groom cottage
and 2 lots. can keep COW chickens
and GARDEN terms. Red fu2 81
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HofKh dn e6niemhef = q atraY row
boat painted white gull .. T. Pant
gan. Occidental. between HaiEete and
Walker I'll 81