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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-04-14
De.Irabie building Lot.

Desirable HufIdIh9 hOt'
saFor sale, "A residence lot between Ut
Hoxsey and Geo. McLane, 5Oxloo
fronting the river. Magnificent view
Apply to C."S. Merriam. l"-:t
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F,e,.chn,an,. tConiilpirl.e.sed Yeast.

8 Fresh from Seattle three times a
,week-you will meyer, use any other
latter one trial Of this. i-..,
Ieayenworth Mercantile Co.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-04-14

Rooms at Mrs. Shortley's'
Beafd my meal, week or month
Tsrms reasonable. left
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-04-14

Wheeler at the Big Rock Store will
tell you how. to get a Royal Tailor
made suit by guessing and it costs moth
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Dry Rire Wood.

I have rs cords of dry wood, 16 and is
inches long, for sale. See me or leave
orders at City Drug Store. j. b. Hath
away ! u 4s-tf
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new SCHWA BACHER
BUILDING RUINED
COMPLETELY DESTROYED ~ FIRE SATURDAY moHr-rls,
MEN PUT UP HEROIC FIGHT TO SAVE SURROUNDING PROD
ERrY

Twenty three limos q hose failed
20 have thu desired effect ON the
flames that utterly destroyed the
new rightzafary brick building ~
the aehHHbHaHrf Hardware COM
pnny at flHHf avenue south aud
jackson IT. Saturday night The
loss ls estimated Ht 5000 66H a prob
able theory Of crossed electric wires
70 being advanced o. the cause ~
thaN outbreak ~ flames The fire
started on the thlrd nuar and FHtr
the firemeu one ~ The hardest fights
in the history az individual building
fires IN the history of the depart
msnt For four hours the result was
ar uncertainty but ~ lasf. sue
rumbinE - the zsethiuR eauldrou ~
firo bursting through tie windows
and through tie roof. the vale FHye
way and on tho north aud south side
the streets we're piled high with the
remains o. the handsome structure.
Dynamite said 10 be- stored in the
basement thrilled the excited
crowds that throuRed the streets.
and the bursting and continuous
rattle 81 the exploding cartridges
stored uH oue Of the floors Kept
everybody on the anxious seat The
company deny mat there WnH any
explosive but the ordinary stock
carried by hardware stores Every
available piece Of fighting app
pHrnfus that could b brought f1
tha fire vas so ure chief Ralph
Cook. Captain Robert Johnson. Cap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-13
ARRIVED
SAFELY
HORSES 8HlpPuD on THE
kAHAoAuA MANI PASSED
JAPANESE lHsPEeTloH

The Il horses shipped January II
via the Kanagwa Mafu 20 Japan a.
an experiment stood the trip over
the seas aplondldly aud passed Jap
aueae inspection at Yokohama. The
news has just been reported from
Yokohama. and Washington and
Oregon men are rejoicing for tho
safe arrival in III condition OF the
animals. and their being passed b.
the Japanese inspection service
means IA lot 90 the horse raising IN
dustrY OF the two states.
Some time ago japanese made
known her need Of horses. nearly
every horse in the empire having
been taken up by the army. aud
many OF them having been killed or
captured by the enemy. or even
used for food during times OF short
ratiuuH The atuehmeu of the west
cru states were anxious 20 secure
the Japanese orders FOR horses. but
thought beft 10 send a small mum
Der Of the animals on a trial trip
before engaging 10 supply the
wholesale demand - the IL horses
we're sent BY the KauHgawR MHru
on her last trip 10 the orient
During the passage over the open
sea # Is reported some Of the horses
were slightly HeusIek and showed a
little uneaHiueFa. but none Of them
suffered seriously and whom re
leased At Yokohama all OF them
evidenced their splendid condition
physically and In spirit by an AMI
mated frolic The compartment IN
which the animals we're confined
while en- route we're padded against
accident by heavy seas and plenty
Of hay and oats were served.
NaN that the trial has brsn 80
successfully passed the horsemeu Of
the west Will begin gathering their
stock together. aud II 80 expected
that several large eouHiEnmsnth vii
be sent neat month lost of the
horses will b. brought straight from
the plains fBll Of life aud vim. Tie
Japanese agents IN this country
have been buying uH all the horses
they could get hold 81 and prepare
tiuna are now being made Tor whole
sale shipping
While the animals are contrHbaud
Of War. there is little fear Of inter
ference a. the hands 81 the Rus
SLAMS and no precautions are being
taken To- conceal the plan Tor fuH-
niahiuE the imperial army with
American mounts 70 replace the uua4
lot In hiyouao and battle
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tain J " Carr 7 ~. ray.s, :.
EIHs company 30 z. were AN -.
or lsHH injured Captain Bsg -
saffere1 bru.rrH from "a ran 5e4s :
fIeht ~ Hialra Failing bricks -
tie fire Hd4Ie# lodging far -.
lives and thsF HIHEa1 Their -
mauy times aaf.He The fire
rho frehuat HHH tho mes. ,..,.-
tower were used fffrruveiy. IN, -.
nfe had gained aasa beaawsy bv -, ~
time the saTioue Hfreamr ~ -
were brought f. bear uuoo 60
thaf Fl seemed almost lnposafsIs :.
DO anything eiHa haf save surro,.,.t
ing buii1ings - j. aaa. part -.
apparatus uHH SUNNI 1ued 10 4 -
fsa blocks diafaHHt from the -.
iuF building
The ErhHaha# her c0rnparv 90
rebuild The baaHHaHt .gsry :, - -
building r. sail - be Intact -
Iat ~ the brick g. rot darrar.4 -
stock stored IN tHa building - -
aameI. Its value Is figured ~ -.
thgaHauIs n daHafs Five bus4,.s
feet ~ hose aaH rendered usais..
aud several sEf=HsIan Ladder. -
bY the fire nEHI=#H we're buries -
der the falling brick A rurrhs, :.
lucky rsaaprr are reported bv -.
afemeu who worked 10 dsaparst.f.
10 sustain The reputation they 49,.
Won iu this city A. present tlss.
HHndH ~ interested siFhtsesrs -.
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ADRIFT
CAPTAINS AND FAMILIES N
GRAVE PERIL IN NEW Yoat
HARBoR
By seripps News Ass'nI

NEW YORK. Feb. l3.-seven psf.
sons. including two women al
three children, aboard two big coal
barges. had a narrow escape from
death in the icy waters OF Eas; rive
last night.
Two barges. the James D. Perkins,
with Captain Flood. his wife and
little daughter aboard. and tbs
Eureka. with Captain KratEner. wits
and two sons aboard. we're torn frcu
their moorinEs At the One Hundrei
and Thirty-ninth street pier Sni
carried out towards Hell Gate IN
mammoth ice foe. The ice vss
piled up on the decks OF the harEa
and several times they were aimoa
eapsized. The steamer Edison. e9'
Grated by the department OF ehAh.
ties, finally crushed through the ~
and reached the drifting barses ana
rescued those aboard them.
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Was Caught in the Act
and Forced TO Confess
JUDGE TANNERS CONFESSION RESULT OF FINE SHERLOCK
HOLMES STUNT DONE BY GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES AND
ATTORNEY

which was never used IN Mitchell
q Tanners Law office until late In
the year 1904 Another eIrrum.
stance was the mispelling u Tia
words salary and constituent
A II. Tanner. Jr. who filled la
position Of stenagrapher late "a
la0f, was asked 10 spell these tvo
words when he was In the grand
jury room recently. and re made lie
same error IN spelling them as vas
made in the fraudulent agreement
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. IL
Representative Williams. Of Oregon.
who was indicted by the federal
grand jury at Portland. Ore, "a
Saturday on the charge OF con.
plIcity in the lands frauds. lezra
for his Oregon home shortly 10 pre-.
pare for trial. lie said this morn.
Ing.
Hereafter shall keep away frun
the house OF representatives. I have
high ideals as 70 what tae hoass
should be and believe IL would b
an affr0nt 10 my fellow members
for me 10 appear on the floor xhlls
this charge hangs over me"
Representative Hermann, who Ia
also under Indictment. takes a dli.
ferent view OF the matter. He has
been a regular attendant at all ses-
sionH since he vas Indicted and has
voted on all pending questions.
Senator Mitchell has absebied
himself from the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-13
ALL OVER NOW

Chinese New Year Is at end. L.s'
night. In a blaze OF glorious reeA'
less and continuous rattle OF nv
crackers. the Orientals danced sans
feasted and prayed out the elosins
hours Of two weeks celehratiea'
Today the usual routine viii pe =
force and Smiling John VIII y
found with a sad iron In his hsss
and his mouth full Of water re-.
to sprinkle the shirt fronts OF :.
white customers preparatory 70 g
ing them that superior gloss oolaaa
ed by the special method. mo-
sands OF citizens have visited w
section Of the city lately TO beeols
familiar with the sights ana esf
toms Of the orientas
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PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 1a.-Over-
whelmed BY the iudlapuiuble evil
dNuce gathered by the government.
Judge a II Tanner confessed Sat
urdhy afternoon 10 the federal court
that be bad perlurcd himself before
the grand Jury 10 the effort 10 shield
bis Law partner Senator John u
Mitchell. from conviction and pun
ishmeut
Judge Tanner pleaded guilty 20
the charge 81 perjury upon which
he was himself indicted last week
and laid bare the scheme BY which
Senator Mitchell had hoped 10 make
It appear that be had not been re-
ceiviuE fees for prosecuting land
claims. Ia violation OF ne federal
laws.
Senator Mitehell's plan was %
make Il appear that sli fees for
services before the departments a.
Washington had been retained by
his partner Judge Tanner Articles
Of partnership executed between
1 en- "a 1901 provided that such
fees should be retained b. Mitchell.
but when Mitchell came back from
Washington last December TO APP
pear before the grand Jury. he
caused new agreement 90 be
drawn exactly the same AZ the orig
inRl except that u provided that all
such fees should BE- retained by
Tanner. Mitchell receiving no part
Of them This new agreement was
made 10 correspond IN date with the
original agreement and WAS eKecut-
ed by the partners.
When Tanner WAS called before
the grand jury and asked as 10 the
partnership articles. be produced
the agreement made last November
and svore that IL Was the original
executed In 1901. and that IN accord
ance with It's terms Mitchell had re-
oeived no part OF the fees collected
BY the firm for prosecuting land
claims
BY some remarkable detective
work the government secured con-
elusive proof that Judge Tanners
testimony Was untrue. He was
confronted with the evidence and
Acknowledged the truth. He was
corrohorated on the witness stand
by his son. 4 II. Tanner. Jr.. who
wrote the fraudulent partnership
agreement. and by Harry Robert
son. Senator Mltchell's private sec
Rotary.
From the outset the evidence has
pointed strongly 10 the conclusion
that Senator Mitchell Was involved
In the land frauds and his acts have
been riEidiy scrutiuiEed by the
prosecution The first case tried
was that against S. A. u. Puter.
Horace g. Mckinley and their ac-
complies the minor actors In the
huge conspiracy 20 rob the govern
ment OF its lands The trial was
marked by series OF sensations.
each more startling than any that
had preceded Il. until the eulmlna-
ton was reached in the conviction
OF all but one OF the defendants
When Judge Tanner was called
before the grand jury he was ques-
toned closely as 10 the nature of
his partnership agreement with
Senator Mitchell Tanner stated that
Mitchell received no part Of the fees
collected for services before the de-
partmeuts at Washington. and In
support OF his assertion ne produced
the pretended articles Of partner
ship drawn last December. but pur-
porting To have been made aud exc
Cutpd In 1901.
This was the fatal blunder which
led tu Senator Mitchells undolng
Henoy took the document to exam
iue 70 more closely. II was found O.
have been written on a paper that
was manufactured since 1903. and
with n black typewriter ribbon
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ciairvoysnt- contln.sd-
IdYrIlAN lAlMIAI

Igiurern pytaflNuHara this woudsrfn
= WHYptiuu don't want the uphlin 90
elhaa har with uhF other unimtaf in
Seattle withaHf fret consulting hcr
Advice OF all nffatrn ~ iif## pact
60 HfuNu. HHtiHfaftiuu guaranteed ur
uu pay. rs ttfaf Ave HaHfa ~
= daily. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-13

MIN. 1 have simple patented rub b
bsr device that never fails to de-
VNlnpy ur produce full manly
power the first application Thou
sands OF physicians handle and
tudornr lt IN their practice IL can
be co FRIED Ia the vest pocket ana
viii last a lifetime. our Illustrated
book sent free 20 any address
New Speciality Co, Dept u. Seat
Ito WuHh
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LOST Morocco leather card rHeF
containing valuable papers ueWurd
tf returned Ia Htar office ~
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plkE A1RFf1 fJHN1TURl3 Co.
pave the hHhrrt price for second
hand furniture Main dzsa. Ind itsN
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Assault TED

TACOMA. Feb iz-F. n Hart.
an engineer was deaoyed into =
dark hallway midway between EleY=
enfh aud Thirteenth street. IN Op-
era alley. between aud ~ o'clock
Saturday night. assaulted and rob
bed 81 ti2 60 After being beaten
into unronfciousnesH BY tho thugs
Hart saa thrown into the gutter
Last nisht. acting on the positive
Identification OF the victim Of tho
robbery. Detective pipkln arrested
Pete Larson. a swedish carpenter
aud booked the man A. the central
station on a general charge OF aua.
plrIun
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POND Pan II apeta rIaasa#. In f5s
attic. Address n N. Lutz. EeHt.r.
Wash. IL
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VALDEZ FuRNtrrUH 60. rays
l.b tlrat Avenue White H1z hsa
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JIpD raya cash or vii exchange
huuHthaid Eaudn Main Haa. go Pike
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Star Want AID. Agencies

y. n. Mullen, 81 Ballard ave, ep.
poaIts City Hall.
frYmont prua c. Ewing street
ana Fremont avenue.
Quaker prup CO. 1913 itt ave.
Thes Harris ~ peatottice, Ranten,
c. X. Lohpdroff. cigar store, alea E
Second
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Fer Sale Real Es,ats-continusd
Groom modern house. concrete faanr
dalton. corner lot short distance
from Epod ear llHe
Lot puoo On I'm Ave. between
charles and norman atreets
soxiao near the 100 school and Nth
II ore Block ~ Fremont Ballard car
line
It tasis In Squire Park very close
g. car line
sxlo or Praspest street pea en-
Ave No aud close 90 car line south
exposure. sd iat Tor cottage
An acre trsst a. brighton usseh.
sIIhiu - feet Z Rainier boulevard.
~hieh B.. NOV tfigs Pi'nked.
eless 60 Ballard car line At inter
- " wheeler ~ " west
WEST : wlJEELEl iSe.
- CuImau hifE
suusef Main ut. LOO al Ii
YoUR iAsr CHANCE
QUEEN ANNE mILl
ONLY Two LEFri
$50 tfhuutAt ANFHA 10y on car ".
= loQt street cog usf 'iA ave aeat
and Smith street
his e your iast chance % So =. th
thth nufrd aHstfiFt az hHEh HiatE-
money aud MAKES prices fhai are
selling them quick
-
ONLY - WORTH tie
IL cash. balance year
-
ela Oriental block II
-=-- a-7s-H=-=--= -
SEE hE. 49,.
HzFUom house en- HFnrun HtiL cor lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-13

FREE TEST FUTURE FORETGn ID
The young Madame A Laoeidn.
Just arrived from EHBpt VIII remain
short time. tells past. present aud
future I'm ten different ways Boo PETE
rou or hT letter. also tells lady or
FeuflemauH letters IN the hand L
who the future wife or husband will
Be. Use no pencil or paper, any one
claiming 90 tell the fun name r.
done as trick and f. fraud
hfiuK hack husband or lover ln SO
many days. no difference N he be
n. 90 miles away Send lock Of hair
and date o. birth ard ten questions
and 81 hy letter Also have thc great
Egyptian breast plate charm, bring
good luck 60 all cause speedy mar
IiaEe The madame predicted the
death u President Mckinley. i4u4
Gates mines here and tn Alaska sure
advice Cures Tor asthma catnrrh,
rheumatism female weakness and
usrNnHHHpHHt on iu trouble call The
madame viii touch the hand 81 each
and every customer free with the
only good luck stone IN America.
Madame 4 Luralda. purlpT No 2
upHtHirH. office hours l1 r. m g. 9
Z m. open every day and Sundays.
2232iH First svCUVe. corner First and
Bell. Seattle. Wash.
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hgussbeid seoda Maiu 40. eoa rae
Acreage for sale
rUE GoI lAauN REALTY go
ilJdon Acres nsautifu cleared acres
vu lake Washington fine view
uf lake and mountains. RUNNING
s Tsfs ~ rsiIrasds' boat 5,srS
hour s. up ttHY trfma
Montana Addition Some u ths turst
lots near Seattle few blocks 90
$40 M sold on Hmall monthly
payments. or viii build you a
Meadow psrk Addition Fine level
Tote meadow land very clos, g
cat HIIE water. SEQ uu. will build
houses monthly paymsutg
Come aud see uH nov Ne have a
iam6Ias. lII'man lii aauthsast
Seattle Dunlap Uatuier Reach.
Rpd m faet aU along the Rainier
Valley 'w price, and saay
open every day Take old ltru.
ton ear ling ull cars stop lu front
% our offiee -is
So ACRES soed bottom land near Ios.
Ter. about half 90 10 CLEARED and seed
cd "a neat hsruou cottage and uut@
into heafiHE some small fruits WIN
exchange for property IN Seattle.
I.ulU
= acres on uaIubridEv leland f1 acres
cleared ana hlEhN improved would
like g. aHaHEs for house I'M Seattle.
We have Home i1.arrr tracts not far
frvm hfsWHEtHn iHcIndiuH SOME wa
tgrfrgHt e - rgr srrr. -....
llAMHl#HIbN q OLSEN.
- Marion tHuHk= II
urpr 4s a #uAueAfN fa arrrs rirb
rreuHd bottom land. fret class Huil.
easily cleared. small house tract
faces nu HHud county road close 60
school and ueIEhhoru tWa half cash
NDuEXT MALflA. enc Nee YORK. bik
lie
$500.
81 acres good land Iu king county. g
mnHH fHam Seattle. gIaHH Ia station
90 y t. Il e.. f.ruum haHHr . Ap-
plv uf Oriental block. Phone lsus
A ta
CROWDS - buyers are now getting
s. aere# "a terms 20 re eanta "a daN
Hf DreHH Lake. ballard af on Lake
WasbluEfau. See Hulman At once
iu Times block tt
WE have aereaEv ana ranches 90 an
fiptioua aEd pricsa Tot ralc GA
FHHF terms
CI.AEkauN a SYLVESTER.
- Burke Building IF
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- acres au uaIubridEv Island. rs arrrH
cleared hHH highly improved would
like o. gNHHaHEs far house I'm Seattle.
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A. c. JOHNSTON.
Houses. Lots. Farms Acreage
For Sale and Exchange
y Hn# NEARLY new t-ruum modern
house lot aNts Beacon IfIif. excel
lent view Would exchange for im-
proved farm or acreage.
q Ao=a-rOum new house. lot t1Nfm on
29th north Of Madison.
Lots 500 and upwards on ALI car lines
Nfah@29 acres waterfront ON sound
aroom house. running stream. 40
bearing fruit trees an Al H4iI. IN
NaHhuu Island T. miles hy boat from
Seattle
These are a sample. Come IN and look
over my list
20 Second ave
Main fal=Ihnuea= Ind A aG7E II
OWNER going to Nebraska home
must be- cold this week. nice tract
o. cleared land. now broom house
chicken houses and yards Incubator.
20 capacity breeders etc. lots n
laying hens All for $40. - or more
down. so per month 81s u Polk I'll
block east Of north end Fremont.
Ballard car Tine Ii
sfgHTLY lots z1st ave and Faut
Union. fJNll0 corner. 300. inside lgn
AeHsaHmonta paid East Union or
hadroua car. owner Main "a
LOTS 80 and up. terms 20 cents per
week city water on every lot. aIep
electric street lights. only th min
utsF ride bY the clock "a Southeast
Seattle. Seattle HOmcsCekers Co TT
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WHEN moYiHE dlHcouueat your
raHgo free ehaa H. Easter , sg.l
~
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WE have aartagr and ranches 20 all
dsa.f ipHoHa and prices far sale ca
FuHF terms
tI.AHkH0N a sNt.NEHTEE.
80 Burke Building IF
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Modern Business College,
James and Second.
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THE aTh LOAN COMPANY "A
tuImau h#iHdiHs be- the rsHanHIf q
tHuh - tie wage Garner A CLERK
hnpah arpff maHhiuluf engineer Or
EMPLOYS can obtain money = - Hu
note without 4seHriy.
Amount Monthly p Monthly Weekly
fiHa UrraF g. f or So s. or fu
p BrluF b r ur Ga af tr
a. nFfaY 49, uF an or 90
uHalnrns confidential. 60 uHpfsaatnt
Inquiries n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-27
1farntlattn.

2anb ! Miebiaan fra $3.50 til So
pr. slere / stDffer al 40 til 1000
Heres.
Gn fin Dpoprfet 160 Neres 6arm
meb !S11s pip. / 8arb g., Y. 9,
tire Mil fra Station, FIN $1,750.
Yfan ifal lebe lrnge efter en itbrre
&argain / Y. ..
Glesante ~opoDrfebe Tarlne 8ts-
eoniim % Msinneiota paa meset RI
ntclige &ilfaar.
2anb ! CANADA fra So til $40 pr.
Icre.
Gn al &c bcbitc Tar1ne ! Nanito-
ba meb itore, befoemme 8psninger
og ollie mnlise Jorbebriager, fan
$40 pr. Mere. Der !er $40 Meres li9e
peo Gtatiun, men 2an6et fan beles,
bpis nbopenbiet. 9ette Ct ct %itorar=
tet @obtfibb.
Gn 100 Mercs upbprfet Tart,m !
@cb Gate 81, @inneipta, fmm $40
pr. Mere. Snsen 8psninser.
2anb / u. Safota fra Sc til SIP
pr. Mere - enbel enbpg til lapere
9sr's' .i~" r@ar5
9anb / @iseoniin, SIS pr. Aere
ps Up. -.
$50 Meres / MaribalI g., Msinn.,
til SIS pr. We're. 2ette 8etin9elier.
11bmrrfet 2anb % en- .itor Bargain.
.Dpbprfebe Tarme / @iseonfin %
Minneiota, 1ogle n1eb fan nu9le faa
bmnbrebe Collars 11~obetaling. Senb
|efter elite, men nepn, bpab 9e pn-
FER. st Nar Tarme til fun $500
a $500 1%tbbetalius.
st &omeiteab &elinqmiibutent |
y. 9af. tilialgs for $50. rsibenoe"
anoiier.
Spbnien E. g.,
46 Union 8Iocf, ct. &aml, Min,t
Stuff poa Spiteriamf u116ets Sping
ON pao Gala 9all ben II. Nopember
: Canada Qanb til lapcite &riicr. g
' SeSobni en & So. / 46 luton 8locf.
Sffe &riitne, Baitor s. 9. Stroui
: flyer at @alp6elen al ct. Mntbon,
Stills @cfoltnine life er @riit1e.
Ell Mp 8anf, fa4oet uEbe 5canoino
bian Sopings 8auf" pil mart bin
aabnet.
$ &c euangeltife &effeliesmp6e1
0 Der / Sc ii0ite 10 Tiger bar peret al
{ bol0t / por 8p, ipnes at bape ,bapt e
! betpoelig &irfning. Man6en / Dem e
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