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pR1roE ARrHuR,s movEMENrs.

As,oo,nted rress Dlsuaton Dy special Wires
Victoria, b. c., March 3i-The special
train with Prince Arthur of Connaught
and members of the Carter mission no
turned 10 Victoria last night Prince
Arthur and his party had good bags Of
fsh TO show for their two days fishing in
Cowichan Lake.
AZ Vancouver today the main event
will bo the inspection OF the Duke Of
Connaughts Rifles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-31
ENa1NEER,s DE REDUOED.

A.so,a.ei RS. Dis,a-oh by SPECIAL wire-
Harrisburg, Pa, March 3l;-Judge
Kunkel handed down in the Dauphin
County Court today an opinion concur
ring with an opinion partly prepared by
the late Judge Weiss in the matter oi re-
building a bridge over the Lehigh River
at Allentown.
Emil. Swenson Of Pittsburg, the en-
gineer. was awarded fee OF one per cent
Of the estimated cost Of the bridge, Sll0y,-
600. instead of the S3,l33.4O which ne
claimed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-31
M infornntion frst rnnched Milminr-
SUICIDE OF DIR. Al. REDDEG.

Associated Press Dispatcn by Special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, March 31.-Dr. A. J..
Redding, a veterinary surgeon, aged 65
years, committed suicide today at his
home, in Hatboro, a suburb, by shooting
himself. No cause for the suicide is
known.
DR.. Redding was the founder of the
Hatboro Journal and was its publisher for
many wears
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FIXING DATES FoR FIGHTS.

Associated Press Disuaten by sbeoiai wire.
Los Angeles, Cal, March 81 Manager
McCarey has announced the date for the
Nelson Herrera fight, fixing Friday night,
May llth, as the time.
II is probable that the Britt Herman
contest will take place May 9th, but the
date will be definitely settled late today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-31
IN WALL STREET TODAY.

Associated prrsi uisratoh hv special wre'
Wall Street, New York, March 81
Narrow and irregular changes resulted
in. the opening dealings IN the stock
market today Transactions were small,
and only a limited number Of issues were
dealt in. Union Pacific and Pacific Mail
declined 5-S. Great Northern, preferred,
a point and Consolidated Gas IA. These
we're the only notable changes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-31
JAMES H. BREsLIN DEAD.
Associated rress Dispatch By sreolalwires.

Associated Press Dispatch BY speclslwires.
New York. March 3l.-James II. Bres-
lin. a widely-known hotel man, who for
wears had been identified with hotel prop
critics in New York City, Chicago st.
louis and other cities, died at the Hotel
Wolcott today.
Mr.. Breslin had been in i'll health for a
wear. He was born at Waterford, n. Y,
and was y years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-31
Tntended 10 Seek Iniuncilon.

CITY Solicitor townsend yesterday pre-
pared papers with view 10 applying TO
Chancellor Nicholson for an injunction
preventing the laying of water pipes ia
the streets by corporations or private
parties. hut after "a conference with Harry
Emmons. counsel for the Delaware Water
Co.. he decided not 20 do so.
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F.ilFrom an Engine.

Edwin Schwatho. of No. ll26 East
Twelfth street, fell from an engine,
early this morning, at the ,. 3. 4 w,
roundhouse and was seriously injured.
lie WAS taken to his home IN the
Phnnix ambulance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-31
Quick Work.

We can clean and deliver your carpets
or rugs within four hours after receiving
your orders or have coal in your cellar
by the time you can move. Try us.
Joseph H. Gooding, Fourteenth and
Scott streets
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ROOT WILL ATTEND
PILGRIMS DINNER

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington, March Secretary Root
will leave Washington, today for NewYork
where he will be a guest tonight at the
Pilgrims dinner.
He will be accompanied by Assistant
Secretary Bacon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-31
ObeH This E0eNiNg Until Q. so.
Handsome Suits
for Easter.

Styles and prices for all;
severely tailored suits
suits elaborately trimmed
with braid, buttons and
lace and in between you
will find styles that will
just suit 10M Prices have
just as great a range
$40 to $40.
AZ $1,000. of fine all wool chew
lots. collarlcss Etons with at
tached girdles Of silk, grey, blue
and black.
At $500, Of herring bone chev-
lot and panamas, in green, navy
and black, in Eton, pony and
tight fitting jackets, with cir
cuIar flare skirts, trimmed with
tucks and bias folds.
At $500. Of panamas, in greys,
blacks and blues, in suiting
effects and checks. Eton. pony
and tight fitting jackets taleta
or satin lined Shapely skirts
cut in the newest models. The
best suit value we have ever Of
cred
AZ $500. n distinctive model
Of great elegance and beauty,
tight or emi-Htting jackets;
skirts circular, the fashionable
panamas and chiffon oheviots,
IN very pretty shades Of grey,
blue and black
A full line of in-between prices
and you should certainly see
them before making up your
mind TO bother with making
lsecond floor, take elevator
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Most dis6guring skin eruptions, scrofula.
pimples, rashes, &c,, are due to impure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters is a cleans
ing blood tonic. Makes you clear-eyed,
clear Drained, clear-skinned.F
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-31
sIu allfmorlam.

In loving remembrance oi Mary Mcrsei who
~, 'o- uER CHILDREN
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Bucher, sign painter, GIG shipley.'
I'm mbrollas repaired at Az Sniplar street
Red Cross Plastera, Drsper's, Seventh and
Jackson
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JAMEs Q. ooRBIr KILLED.
He Fell Under the Wheels Of a Train in
Philadelphia This Morning.

He Fell Under the Wheels Of a Train in
q Philadelphia This Morning.
Associatrl ir--- .sntteu nv -pecia, wire.
Philadelphia, Pa, March 3l-James
c. Corbit Of Norristown, Pa, was killed
today by a train at the Spring Garden
Street Station OF the Philadelphia 4
Reading Railroad this city. He at
tempted to alight from a moving train
and slipped under the wheels.
Mr. Corbit formerly was a resident Of
Delaware. He war married two years
ago and leaves a widow and one child.
The information first reached Whining
ton this morning through telephone mes
sage to j. Chester Gibson, cashier of the
Union National Bank, Mr.. Corbit's wife
being Mr. Gibsons sister. Mr. Gibson
left for Philadelphia Immediately upon
receiving the message.
Mr. Corbit, who was a son Of John c.
Corbit of Odessa, was connected with a
large supply house in Philadelphia and had
been making his home in Norristown.
He was a native of Odessa and was well
and favorably known in this State
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n.r sors uue.a.l lsa.

AarooiatFd Press DlHnaIoh bT dpsolhl Wlr8I
New YORK. Mar. 81.-The stock market opened
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Mllmlnrton AIarheta.
aludertaRsrs.

James 7. Chandler,
Undertaken and EmbaImer.
214 West Ninth Street.
Telephone conneetIonA
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WALL PAPERl

the newest and most desirable spring patterns
JoHN h KRUGER, Fourth and Jackson sts
-nniu Del Phone 1897. ID. & A. 21oD
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NlTN n WII-IIAMS co.

Eorfnc. heating and pairing 9i az a. kines,
vr,sr,.tt Wilmington, peL
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Z
D. -. .. t.r sf
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rT,EN D.. NcCAkTNEN's MILK fhoM Blue
prUnairy. Guaranteed pure fresh and cls an
- 10 lI .i fIfr farm. every co.'s iu reflec. heeiln
tireusauill D. g. A. Phone ltiip. mafll-lni
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$500 sttttS
/. ON THE FRONT !:
49, $3.50 ssstt1

The jefferson arrived this morn.
ing from SkAEwRy and way nurs
with 30 passengers. noue II xhom
Nere from the interior II. j Henry
Of C0rdova BAY. and H. leeuseh.
Of Eilamar. came south from Iu.
nean. leaving the Portland al lkls
place
steamer Olympia viii sail t0nlsht
for Nome from Schuabaeksf daxk
with $50 passengers and lnade1
with freight She is the fifth steam,
or 10 get away. Tum0rrox he Ore
gon will sail Tor the same desslak
ton.
The Charles Melissa Is due in porr
this afternoon from san Francisco.
coming north for the first tine
since converted into an oil burner.
Steamer Zeiandla has arrived ~
New York. according to wora re-
celVcd today ~ the Merchants Ex.
change. Leaving San Francisco 81
months ago she tool the Old steam
er Olympian In TOW. but he latter
was lost In the straits Latest
word received vas that she coal1
be noated with Considerable en-
pense. Captain John Roberts. Z
well known mariner 81 he sosst.
Is Ia command Of the zealanais
Steamer Portland Is due tonight
from the westward
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BIG LIST FOR
HEHUMBOLDT

steamer Humboldt salts tonight
with her banner passenger list ~ The
season. taking north ifs passengers.
Fully hair % the number are Tor
Dawson aud other interior points.
while several are for Nome. W. n.
Sont lpetg. manager Of the Pioneer
MINING company. ]. r. sullivan and
Gerald o'shap. mining operators.
with their wives. are gelnE 10 Nome
via Dawson aud down river points.
Col. W l. IIndIue vii 20 60 Fort
VIM. II. Seward. where he has been
"ssisncd Frank NJ. Stone and PARTY
are bound FOR Douglas 10 open tho
no" placer property Of the eastern
company which Just recently pur.
chaaeH H.
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.SEAMEN MAY
CALL STRIKE
TROUBLE OVER WAGE se.,
LIKELY TO CALL men o.,
STEAM scHoosgHs - nor.
sioEB ARE FIRM.

Steam schooner owners wtn -.
pay the new wage gfais den,s,s.s.
By tho Coast Gcamen.a union 80
the member OF the latter WIll -.
work unless the advance In - -
n given That ~ The altnatles =
given out today BY The offlelsls ;,
the local union
A general strike haa not been a,
dorod but 20 al appeafaness !,
looks as n q strike WIS involved =
present there are afTefai stss.
nchOonera on the sound loadlue le,-'
Der carKOes Tor San Ffsnelsea
Agents IN the city state that ~
the boats reach the south aud ~.
dlscharslng they viii be lied -
until definite aFraneemenis 80
been made.
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aslsyss Of the orIsnt. /"


Slaves Of the Orient the bes,
offering in which the AyieaW0rth
company has been seen. opened a.
the Third Avenue theatef iaat night
for the week The play ls splendid.
iy written and portions Of e com
pare faYorahiy with the strongest
dramas Of the day The staging,
too. has been cared for 10 a most
elaborate WAY and altogether the Al
traction g. one Of the best seen ~
the Third Afenue IN q long time.
The play deals gith the Arme
nlan troubles 1T 1877 and the part
taken therein by The United States
government The plot f. well dc.
fined and the several elimHxes come
IN 4 most natural manner The Tarl.
GUS characters are Aeli handled. all
~ the members Of the company 80
pearinn 70 the very beat advantage
Slaves ~ the Orient viii con
tinue AZ the Third Avenue through.
0ut the week
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RENEWED
7 ROUBLE

los ANGrI.Hs luns a enc
cial from 81 rasa says that renew
% trouble broke ont II Cananea last
night between the striking Mexicans
employed at eaI ". e. Green.s
mines and the fumles under Col
koateriizkf. iH which five rioters
and one soldier vas Killed.
Al o. the American women aud
some ~ the higher class Mexican
women are Qusftered IN the home
of Col Greene. which Is under guard.
The town b. under martial law. and
Col kastctliuskY b. uisarminE the
Americans aud Mexieaus alike.
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COPS WILL NAB
SPEEOERS
CHIEF WILL PUT OUT PLAIN.
eLoTHHB MEN TO ENFORCE
THE AUTOMOBILE oRpi.
NANCE.

chief Of Police Wappenstein has
placed officers Ia citizens clothes go
the important street intersections 10
spot The huo seofehefH and ~ arr
rest those whom they find violating
the iaw.
This action has been taken aa "a
result Of the agitation which has
been carried on b. The Rtsr Tor the
past seaf, aud the new head ~ tho
police department is determined 90
nnt an end o. reckless driving about
the eitY'a thoroughbred.
Many Complaints Made.
Complaints have reached head
quarters from a number ~ impur-
tani slflzena and this together with
the publicity given to auto accidents
which were caused BY criminal care
lesausas on the part Of Incompetent
ehauffeufa, haa aroused The author
tiles 70 action.
Pedestrians must be protected"
said chief WappenHtein. "and this
department VIII see 20 u that the
laws regarding speed are obsyed.'
location IL Secret.
The exact location Of the spot
tsFsH Is not diyniRed Tor obvious
reasons. but ohauffeurs who disre-
gard tie ordinances regulating speed
on the business thorouKhfareH can
expect ~ any moment 90 be stopped
by a paffaiman dressed in ordinary
street clothes and requested 20 visit
headquarters under arrest
There have been no less than two
dosen serious auto accidents within
the pact tWo months. several ~
which never reached the public, and
the chief Intends "a are that The
speed tnsnfs end their reckless
driving
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VauasxlIls Changes.

ms afternoon new vaudeville d
being handed out % q packed houa.
81 the Star thsstef Ann Hamilton
and her company head the lisi.
which seems varied and novel IN its
makeup There Will be three daily
performances Of this bili all this
week
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THE THEATERS
THE Wedding Day Tonight,

THE Wedding Day" Tonight
THE Wedding Day the vehicle
used 10 exploit the talents 81 Lillian
Russell. Della Fox ana jeff DE An.
CELLS. when that celebrated irium.
yirate made their starring tour. viii
be sung NJ the Grand tonight by the
San Francisco Opera company
Maud Beatty. beautiful mezzO.
soprano, wiii be introduced At the
Grand tonight
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The MARKETS

LEMONS took jump "a ts1S his
morning starting the week usih
50 rent-ralne
straw berries are falling n price.
the shipments arriving today eoins
from s2.7s 20 t1zs Cherries are
coming IN more plsniftaIiy. Nss
potatoes have taken a !. cent fztsA
Vegetables.
faHima fafbsrk . tatass. tfsN psf nj
Wfitr hiNer prtatess ttesls ~ tee. al
nee rofatofs psf ih s4e.c hesit -
narhs CaiifrFnia Cahlaee. ~ = =
s ''.' - uaa, ssssss.s s.sl.s.. :
go o. fsrsnips. - saeE. q -. =. -
30 % ~. sucsulbsfa dea te 1st ss
rsss r. a ~. 80. - .. asisT.
ffinarh ctIFr nea rarfUts - rsfk
{ 81. nee trrla Per atfk 81 =. nfs -
niFa. pr saes. ia
Fruits
F,ansnss g. rs9aia. O. = 81 = West.
chFs apples. ~ lst
ismors pet bex. tttias =. shsies -
~ x Sos =. sioi-s NED sNssss - =.
faney ~ basss, -, - o.
~ i.,a,S,s s'' sais. SIS ,se. . = ) y
r. ih bufss pof o. ssr In rariens =.
a NJ cartons 90 On rAssl q li- 80 -
GATES 70. a. ~ rsr - = q ees..a. =.
fef Gov ar WashinEfna fifAN eeifss
rrate. So Tastl cherries psF ef2is. 10
aite. iineappiss. Flurlia "a
EGGS.
strictly fress ranch sEEh 80 eos~ ~
pteNan ranciA "a
Butter and Cheese.
~
Eastern frrsh trtcE psf IL X fAHezs
ffrst to-. pr m, -lri ranee hailsr.
b. is storage. Easisfn tne -
liezs1 ~ ins rsT n ~ yesss sa' < =;
l.rr III tsc n-u Daisies rhsese - =.
~ new cream hrics sheeae 30 -
ttrsk sgiss pr 70. ~. haasefEef' y -
Poultry.
1--we GA rNicksrF rsr n N4Hst -
80 A. - EdGs i've iuffsxr prf -
- dressed pst - isg.ies Ne 80 - Y.
q. ioai,e. trsss.a 81 = is "
ilc lreHset chickens Eaie
Meats.
steer. psf h re, ccss ~ Z. ~
f,sr 10. fIf1r. molten PER ~ t4ste. -
iams ~ ib BE-; drcs-sd hets " y
Live stock.
welhers sheer. rer 10 = swss -;
tn steers Isrr th. sc. fcHA - Il
calves pcF ib t1-c lamtH ~ hesa =
Fish.
ttaihut ih. U4c satHun tfeat - y
rHr M ta1f5itc frrEen silver - ssssss.ss
III. Chiuaok aalmon. prI r. MAss - -
lb aAt sotrs. per u. f4e. 80
rs sc. rrrinps. rsf r. iae tiessa 80
Goa ngf lh g.. Ing cnf psf ~ -. 49, -
sfuriis sHtr usr ih olfWFa $50 !, -
sark 81 zoos gIe q tcf fal5 g%hA y -
rafk. uunrunsss rrata tai
Hay ard Fseds;uffs.
f--sf wash Timothy s. per ter -. -.
Sound rtIis Der cor dqahR sE -
WASH - rar tcn. alfalfa. ~ - ~.
shsat nav I'D psr ton East "a -.
80 rrr tnn Puget Sound cats ~ n
et1ir rrrn 90 rsr ton, erefkea 49, esas..<
rer Ton. tea neal tls Der ten. a 1l' -
- - tsr. cd cake meal So rff -.
M ~ ton. rfrrts ~ per ten IVY
fsed. tUas lcr tcn
Lime and Cement :.
Portland cement Imported per eess
Portland cement California pr - -
Ices So fnr returned taeai pisststt iis~
t.rr btL q. Umo, san Juan hszs ....lals
Dor usS bbl 81 lime ic5 - 3 g. plssis
tion 81 no riro brick. PER - IL
mg hair per IN. 81. metal iaih' -
E.r
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OPERATORS co NORTH.

Twenttlhree operators and line
men left 90 the Oregon this alter.
noon and all be stationed along the
Yukon aud TauAna rivers Tho men
came ffam Fort Wood. y y. and
from Fort Omaha about tSo weeks
aga.
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LOST TWO WATCHES.

Mark Hartley. who rooms AZ the
oxford house. on eth av.. reported 60
The police that he lost two watches
yesterday, while down town drink
ing.
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Held FOR ROBBERY.

Ole Gundsraon aud Otto Carlson
are lodged IN the county JAZZ
charged with burglary and robbery
Information VAS filed against the
former several days ago from tho
prosecuting attorneys office
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PRONE YOUR WANT 40
Ta The star Main 1850 Ind.
tiss The star viii call and SelA
beet the blll and VIII send TO
you che answers 60 your al when
addressed care The star
RArHs ron CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS, sitbA--
TloN WANTED, HElP
WANTED AND AL orhuR
ADS. ONE Cunt A WORD.
one week, 9 cents line Per
Insertion
Seven words OF fractions %
words % the line, cash IN al
vance when charged 60 ae-
eeunt actual number % lines as
ct VIII DO counted Minimum
Bill Tor an "adH ea cents. nal-
lara want "A Agency, =. n.
Mullen. aai ballard Ave. OPP
City Hail
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PRINCESS ELvlaA. OF SPAIN

A recent telegram from Florenes
states that the Princess I1Ytss q
daughter % Don Carlos. pressas-r
~ iha Spanish throne. has been ar.
rested for braviing IN a shop. Its
reported that the princess ssrs1
go argument with her furrisr over
the price % some repair wesk sss
the discussion terminated IN free.
foF.aii scufne.
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Near HaK 8 very fHe place 90 raarrr
eauuisifaif finished inside rouus esrrr.
uHHalix iafEe and veil hghfed shades ans
respect fhfH f. = superior property DO vnn
desire saHsfhirs particularly raud tsf ua
aaaW fau THE The property absolutely
aaufH net - duplicated tuinY fsr les
fhau E. Hsaa paise ora this fHr speedy aafr
la only g. HHa terms can ht enc offi-o ~
FURTHER information
NkWN RUn HEkITY COMPANY
-. WIZ. I-LLn Ia. 80. :.
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We Will BUY

We with BUY
ssl ', ysa. Sss . &C. e "a 3 =. ~ 81! A. 4,
~ ~ nai shrre 90 O. located uhsthef
Fl y fesidsat tuslnsss aersas- ~ vacant
/, So HfAtrY tvvrsTMrNf ssau
rANY lNr
ilt.n see Ysfs mecE =
iusnE ARE SOME EXCEPTIONALLY
Uuon nfTF
fsia an terms small payment faaH aHH
T htis each mpnih city iHhta rity water
/ - sst ssff'cs ~ e. time FoH have
titan Hauhiri ln value ffHn fnf fslr flfa
saad view tiH fnr three iHfs ou corner.
/ 81 eaeh fat lnis near school
81 70 flr HiN rsuH h0rtnr and fHaf lafa
/ near tha car tfia rash hsiauce teo wears
HeVff DAVIS REALTY go
AQlefs uH Nerih tHh 80 Green Lake car
= iine phanrs Narth o. ftn
$40 So Ioi Ioosiur 81 Hnap d l'iss
fsu Tote uu fnH conner RI Nfh HHH
tatkaan. ntrfinohiug lake Waahtra
Son h.auNful view 20 Mount Rain.
lef ara fhe Cascade rtnEe cant and
let uH show them 90 sou
PRIVATE ExcrASoF FFAtry GO
= Union hlnck ii1 Dust Az
Msin rs = SO
THE MAJ ts GOING To ALASKA
I hnd gill cell bic fnorn cuffHFr arH one
acre n land 90 in GRIP frr 81 lHl. small
payment Huwr and balance 80 rrnt We
+ allen have some fine acre tfaffa ~ $50
I per acre CLOSE tn rar af Uftrrfan. terms
60 cash and g. a. month
@ n Nicuols a. Union Biock
+ b - sefen room modem house fr1If 81
heftlaa 20 foot iat strand view tfef
lake and ufuuutHlnH assessments aid
IN and paid only 500 cash
B. 90 Sew seven ruuW Iuusfrfu huuHn CO.
faat Dot unnhafruttihle view ~ Lake
Washington and mountains hair
cash 80 agents. Apply 90 owner.
fnul f.0WmHn Widr n
NOM ROOM EtEGANT HOME
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water from the river Jordan ls
in such great demand fer bautisms
that a company has been formed to
bottle and deliver II 10 purchasers
The grand duke II nrase IL said 20
D. one u the promoters q the eom-
ranN.
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EfauT RnoM ELE8ANT HOME
oue hipek from Woodland Park. 1883.
very easy terms
b 81 rEEruEs a co. as Arcade.
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nm HNNttANaN
. sa efaFafN sifsk and nNthfss So
Nsae faf heus# aHa kif store rent ~.
Afffoss Il eafH tiaf q
So iskss fHneh aeuntaf nult 10 tteam
Itaf HaH AMI partly nfHished house. rent ~
fHsiiHa ahHaaf pas feHfI niuat sell this
eesk Addfsss ~ eare star Phone
4 H5H Z
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Portland cement Imported per ees d
Portland cement California - -, -.
~ M Al rma. San Iuan 4 kaeas -.
t6r ufr i'm 81 = lime fof lesel eeas ~.
ton. Isl n urc brick. per y -. 4
ms hair. per IN. b.. metal ath' ~ -
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tFH 60 fist Nhrh viii 10 the prices aH uuf
tFaNtAtal iafHe hniaH untis ~ West hnatilf
uili - pusthirs tash ana taiaaas "a
aaaref4 % mpnthiy paFmanis
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