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Corner isls iaas.ar salih o. Eishfa
srenas fan ths corner n Hoasu ulss
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aefed fsuatsi .aeans ifa rsf month
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

LAST SUNDAY WE SOLD nVEU
fu ON worth - latH uu new car line ard
are selling them fast each day. % set
in and make some MONEY! for yourself
ANY aue % our GREAT MO lots iai1aa
at fHu each that niu dnuhir in ~ daft
Uur salesman vii show Ynu property any
time. so set in first
uEo " AMEN co.
az Marion hldg.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

AHNHff uNN. modern N~attHEe. fl.HH Sd nFH
ciose o. rafH Ia gaef u~eIshharhassf must
b. saiH % "a sacrifice uanrf utuat have
theze trfm' a t#e tasa. balance s
MURDOCH Bou1KH 4 roRRnsr
sf Emrfe HIda
a~HugtitA To- saiei aaal i5eation- 80
wore N9HHl FtaEk Euni trHln. low rent
n4HHfhff ealrs average NFH Price $50
HHt ftuuH.f 81 n CaH Tor uartHluara
50 ~tHtafuf1uln - Phone
PHOENIX INVESTMENT a REALTY
COMPANY
81 sullivan uiafk ar
New rreum hausr ono hfa0k fT,n -
lnt fAtiH street grade. water and cement
walks az paid A.at. fHa down AS par
lnonth No commissions IN aNrntr
so a sos % starr how'd block Id
HNHGAiN fN
WEST SEATTLE
VIEW LOTS
TNo zinc infH on Eunf street. riHhf IN
residence section mot ual OUT ID NJ
woods fine view II aalnd ana riit
Ihesr lots have been held az $3.50 To-
last tour months fn cash, hut viii seti
It Nsha ~ tHkfu upon. as need ~.
muuet ~ not sold sanh price VIII he
put hara at old figure. Address owner
Y u Care hiaf Give youf telephone mum
Ter If
a SUBURBAN HOME
- 100 Nice D. room cottage and I acre %
land hleees from rar. and handy 10
CHARLES o. ADAMS.
se Ceiman nids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

Nsaa IN Ave Nmt hwrst. ssaf "a NJ
three Aafa. each xxIa street sneass a.
usiAa ln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
T&LN MITH A
az bailey uailaing

TaTnishrI haaaa Z feanaa faU baEaHuraT
mHteFn. hearty nov. NEfM 5000 Gfni
fafH Ave #fat 81
Ha#tut Hktnt Ina4m hHuar. afu down
aHi 800 per mnnth hiutk anu owe hHlf
from The car N-Haf HtU MAaUHlUNU
r FtflENE Hsiuief HfHfh az
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aHa Joe near Madison car line. Phone
f. kfal. esl
SO cash balance fi. fnf EASY trrua. fnf
my i've room new house in MsdFaua diH.
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FoR sAlG-aEAL usrATE.

PRICES GOING ug
ThsY Win - advanced Il ,o y esf .
Nittta ~ set ssss 81 sets iu eisaFstfs
ss. - -.
fspf rpsnF inu rsugis Rave tsfa ta5fna
fafHaiF and ever "a taia have been iaAsn
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aensg.
7. z. FAY 6 co.
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a afNfTsE akCFiFicF
50 PR AcHE ACRES gues
Hises toiiom ani ie aftss Under eajI
Hafaari u HEfHs in Efaaa Az thiE = ~
miles ffum AHfufn. ~ sfaded and efsFah
= read ths test tHHeh fer ne msnsY in
souSn Vfew TOTS At 10 krtErng
sores sound saf6fffaui. al n ffult
lfaam he,ss ace enibuiiainssi onif
ona sCfs sound trent fine off haiti
Feai aeam house 9 snap ~ q = 80
AnCkuE INvFsfNENT co. y
Heam So Arcade flort II
a0m mafeh s1ttsfs sBh ave ovhsf
Main ftm n
ExsrY yuunH man should have sumefhinE
g rely upon IN rasr u sickness rfosrt
roufasf with q lev shares q urifisfr
American Petroleum . Asphalt stock ~
is 81 aafs a. Erid. because tho asrhili
ana 90 On the 81 acres ~ the company q
ffeprfty viii make " co. Call NJ Is Eiief
hiurH. seattle
Modern Arunm mouse queen Anne uiti
Must eel right new faf beet offer worth
i5e Ihnns ind uel asuer II
81 eco buys 3 iofs each sosioo. anl 4
& On hoase Hnaa coHafflen
y tufs ia thoiee lota. ana t.fouui
residence.
ue9 tats z choice tesio2 lots and g..
room modern residence
81 zoo buys 2 choice lats and sroom
hnuar
fAaN buys 2 View lula and modern g.
room hnuHr call fuf ethnf Enod hufp
See uH foe rhuitf rfnta
LIi8HTuM 60. INC.
Real EHtate HruknfH
HH Downs iinfk. Hl Second Ave
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on fs1h Ave wesf Hsas Snltk = 4
RKlf@ Nfth H~n@uerlA1is - 4 u
sauna half rzsA
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Talk w itIl
Fay

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ntasism. paraiYstt ueffees
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drsaas HureaatfuitF tfsatsa
Csfuan eataursth nf fsAA#ee
wfeatEaa F.,r pssnit free - rhAfa"
- sffA Az - uear taEAeen
Tale 1acEsea street car tNfa II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

corHsf q Hfaaa. pestsr ani Msasef
sussts. uFh % Zee, noniass 90 Dertsf
"a ca Broad Thls property face aHs
three bssi streets ia that district. as
20 Be ths hsst tuslnsas ieeaiien % b.
had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

WAreH PACIFIC cfTT. q u HIimsn.
.sv town IN The valley RroN Wo have
tn."1 invested and things must move
Cnlrea in Times HECK. See u today.
If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

stiaa ta~Fe us nfaslY and hsts > 80
ESQ Kiea 81 tee @eaH4i csk IL
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fore N1Hs " ths lste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

- - 80 EENT HaFa4aH
afmHakina les nsaF ~ Wns N8f
naah hAsansa e4s8 fNmR
.u MWfrNfhEM fMr HeH A#f { ~
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IN NetiaNn Tesrafs Aaezkx - -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

Plano. IN good condition mpat aeil af
once. SIS takes o. Phone Queen Apue -
- % q Johnston piano certificate r.
ff god fui Nos . Mrs Nannio ~ Coz.
VI y = q Seattle WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

OWNER NEEps NuSgr aaa aHl 80
Sta M He1ts nfef Nsnf AZ q a4h ~
HAksn nffkin nset fea HNFR 81 HMh htsi
HaH3 efsa sn FuiHHsfHa FfHHHs aHHt
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HhaaHl Haa HsaftHF afaas So HAaHi aHi
~m4tNhNaFa n tel Hash
nHHfur NkAfHN
80 81 Atassa Haiftiha #Hti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
SOCIETY NOTICES

naHaIHH guaranteed pflfate
f.-a.na Mastahee 4HHfrlo. tth
ana Ntnh trauNH HfflN AAf
~ aRf s,nnihk classaa THURSDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

on Tand Ave ssar lrins. "a ezis p
pfUi easnts tn. t44 fsmt sssesnsaf =
snunte $50 cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

"a ~ wsns ns nirs IN Yuaf neess
vfth IA seresns heass rsfattles N ~
tr.nehss Randall Na western 49,,
lhNpes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

0itHana Aaafisea - III A. -
iCi @xH. maeasas ~ ard 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

HaHta IAaH
EaFa : air eafase iE sa EiEhkHh@4
uaH liWs ffntn esf as nsss Med@Nt
Iafa ma EHaIHa sEHtif fHNas
= rFfrEm s CO. a. GalWan HHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

p,sf y fats have haan sgla saass e
r,. kaAns test an1 luua better -
80 81 tua 81 lhfes white thef test
N~. a8H surely hs eaNanest y y -
s.rt uIfHfn Iha HeKt WfeA ff tNFf a.
-. F64n auffuHhHina Wallace HRN
G.m a. e. $50 Re ref cent d9ra eHa '
HaHHHH
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on 85h Ave Wet unimsfs 1890
Doe #sf cUH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
OCULlsTs AND AUpIgTs-
STORAGE.
INVE8TMENTs.

Trunss delivered. q cents. . days storaas
nee. pturo ana furniture moving estimates
Flffn Union Transfer A Storage Co. gs
Ellet 10th uhrues Main H2s II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

OF Haissia Ave sssr ssk y. - an
hAif casa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

VII HAVE a FEW CHOICE M9ACWE
TRACTS IEFr At ~ Pm TRACT
MURDOCH, nOHLHeE a ToMHEHT.
At Lfspifs BldE. @le-I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

ronfN AeHE PAM HtuHiN INruuN
En-Uu flee rauuff f4aa HANDY - enc uf
ths tssi fasHa in tha Waller tsfeesn ~
nttir ant Tacoma hall ftfh haftaEH lanaf
batanfs HfHt class upland al usafih tessi
Hahgef aHH efasa tsHaaa. fafNN heafiBs afs
HART see AweiiluH "a iafdr feflus tefH
Hua sssefsl euttsilaiass Naa Terms pn
RoHEur MAifuN
80 - Ht AiaskA nuiifiHE ~thtt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-16

know what they are made Of The fit and finish of our Clothing is as
far advanced from the ordinary readyllade Clothing as an automobile is to
an oll-fashoned stage coach.
The Suits on these two figures represented here are taken directly from
our stock. There is a distnctveness, an individuality and character that
cannot be duplicated III the usual readymade Clothing Stores. Yet our prices
are very moderate. SIS 90 to SIS. 90 is the price for this style of Suits. OF
course, we have all wool Suits from 81 so up, and no matter how cheap the
price [. Wolff & Co, never sell anything that cannot be guaranteed for one
to two years wear. ..
OUR STOCK OF TOP and OVERCOATS is equal to our Suits Tn
style of cloths you can find everything the market has to offer this season.
BOYS AND CIILDRENS CLOTHING are here in large varieties:
also popular priced from 81 .9S to $40. 40.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-09
SUNDAY VISITORS
INSPECT THE CIRCUS
The Small Boy Leads the Family Cir
Gle To Cole Bros Great
Tent City.

All roads led to Cole Bros. circus yes
terday and young America was in his
glory. He didn't have any monopoly of
the glory however as his little sister and
big sister both went with him. and most
of their parents were afraid to trust
children on circus grounds by them
selves.
The main tent under which the big
shows will give two performances day
next Thursday and Friday and the per
formers triple pole dressing room Were
up and attracted Il great deal of attention
from the visitors.
Over on the main entrance gate side
the dining and kitchen tents, as well as
the horse stable have been put up and
they were visited by almost every man,
woman and child on the grounds. The
large herd of fine plump horses was adj
mired and favorably commented upon.
Near the gate the steep incline plane to
be used In the act known as spanning
deaths arch was viewed with more or
less awe. Many of the slghtseers express
ed the opinion that no person, especially
a young woman, would dare ride bicycle
down the narrow path, into space and
onto the second section of the apparatus
The visitors were given perfect freedom
on the grounds and were shown every
courtesy by the management
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-09
Ex-MAYoR'S SALARY.
w. M. Drennen Declines To Discuss
the Matter.

E-Mayor W. NJ. Drennen is non-com-
municative about a portion of the back
salary that the supreme court decided
recently that he owed the city of Brmlng-
ham.
As a matter of fact the former chief
executive of Birmingham refuses TO dis
cuss the matter pro or con. When ap-
preached about IL he merely answers
II have nothing to say" and he VIII
not say anything, either.
The council voted just a year before
Mr.. Drennens last term expired TO in
crease his salary from $500 to $4,000 per
annum Suit was brought by George
Griffin, citizen, seeking to compel the
Mayor to return the S1l00 he received in
excess of his former salary, based on a
law which fixes the salary of the mayors
of cities with a population of over 10000
at not more than $500 annually.
The lower court gave verdict in favor
of the defendant, which also included the
city. as 1t defended the suit; but the
supreme court decided that the law was
valid and that the Mayor had drawn too
large a salary. Then the question arose
as To whether Mr. Drennen would refund
the money without a protest
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The engagement of Viola Allen at the
jefferson stheatre tomorrow afternoon and
night, wiz be an event of unusual I'M
portanoe Miss Aliens new play. The
Toast of the Town. is said to. be one
of the bes- ever written by Clyde Fitch
and one that appeals to every theatre
goer. Romance and love are powerfully
blended so that the star has opportun-
tiles to exhibit her ability in many scenes.
The sale of seats opened with such a
rush that there is no doubt of Miss Al
lens being greeted by crowded houses
at both the matinee and night perform
ances.
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COMMITTEE MEETS TODAY.
State Fair Association Bond Matter
Canvas To Be Made.

The committee appointed to dispose OF
the remainder of the proposed issue OF
100000 first mortgage bonds by the Ala
bama State Fair association will meet
this morning at II o'clock in the. office OF
Culpepper Exum The members of the
committee are Mr.. Exum, Rufus N
Rhodes John l.. Kaul, w. M. Drennen
and NJ V. Joseph.
AT the meeting the plans to be followed
in disposing of the bonds will be con-
sidered and it is probable that the COM
mittee will commence an active campaign
this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
The bonds are to bear per cent They
will be twenty year first mortgage bonds
and the fair association has, it is stated
about $4,000 worth of assets as security
for these bonds.
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Jerome K. Jerome.

Jerome X. jerome, who will give hui
lnorous recital at the Jefferson theatre
next Thursday unlike many men of liter
airy attachments, has not achieved his
victories without a sharp and decisive
struggle His earliest writings were re-
jected by every publisher to whom they
were offered and he received nothing but
acknowledgements in his desire to become
an author He kept assiduously at his
work of writing for fully ten years be-
fore he received any encouragement, and
when fame did come to him, it was
achieved in one night. From the actor Of
small roles in a provincial theatre, he
became in one year England's most popu-
lar author
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1.-THE Hoosier Girl"

Kate Watson will open a weeks en-
"The Hoosier Girl" a rural comedy
drama of Indiana that has been favorably
received in many cities. Miss Watson s
portrayal of the awkward country girl
of Posey county, Indiana, is said to be an
artistic bit of acting and one that is made
convincing by many human qualities.
Miss Watson had many years of expert
ence in vaudeville before she began to
play the role of a country girl as d
Legitimate" actress. She is said to be
quite clever and will be supported by a
good company.
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CUNNINGHAM AND HIS
FRIENDS ENCOURAGED
Candidate For GovernorshIp Is Wag-
ing Active Campaign-To Speak
In Mobile Tonight.

Lieut. Gov r. NJ. Cunningham candi-
date for governor, returned last night
from South Alabama, where he has been
waging an active campaign for the past
week
He left last night for Mobile. He will
speak there tonight and on Tuesday will
speak at Evergreen. Wednesday and
Thursday he will wage his campaign in
Munroe county.
On his last South Alabama trip DIR.
Cunningham made ten speeches and was
greeted by large audiences. He and his
friends are optimistic concerning the po-
litical outlook, and seem encouraged by
the interest manifested since the reopen
ing of the doctors campaign little over
a week ago.
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Notice..

All members of Farrar lodge No. g. A.
F. & A. NJ, are requested to meet at their
hall. in Elyton at $3.50 o'clock today to at
tend the funeral of Brother George w.
Smith. Funeral services to be conducted
at the residence In Powderly at II o'clock.
Interment in Elmwood cemetery. All sis
ter lodges invited to attend
A. f. RIDDLE w. NJ.
HORACE J. SALTER. Secretary.
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Kindness And Charity.

womanly."
Kindness And Charity.
Miss Cahalan's ability as a teacher and
her beautiful character had been the
subject of several magazine stories dur
ing her lifetime.
In Human Life last fall there was a
high tribute TO her ability as an educator,
her transformations charity, and her gra-
clous manner.
A newspaper article published three
years ago, after reviewing Miss Catalan $
work in the Powell school, and her many
exeellencies of character concluded by
saying:
No one will undertake to estimate in
numbers how many individual lives have
felt the fine influence of Miss Catalan dur
ing her years of school work, and GER
tainly no one can estimate the far-reach-
ing influences of such a woman upon the
entire community"
Miss Catalan did not confine her work
to school room. Many unfortunate peo-
pie will testify to her kindness and char
ity in their trouble, and in many ways
she had been of great service to the
community.
The deceased was superintendent OF ST.
Pauls Sunday school, and at the Sunday
school mass yesterday special prayers
were said by pastor, teachers and children
for the repose of her soul.
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THE WEATHER

washington, April S-Following is the
forecast for Alabama: Fair Monday cool
err in north portions: Tuesday fair; fresh
southwest to northwest winds.
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ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE JEFFERSON.

Tuesday afternoon and night :
Viola Allen in THE Toast of the =
Town.
Thursday night - Jerome *. .
Jerome.