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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-13

Una 1iusous cAHc, % ~. ird.pera.
cnc- League Fer 0e.srnor.


NsS YORK SEPT - In a hsruonl
GUS and enthusiastic final semslnn We'd
nesdsy night the convention Il ~ To.
dependence League put INTO IL field
a straight ticket Of state 1n0rs to
b. voted Tor AZ the coming election
The delegates chcercd for thirty three
minutes when Mr. Hearst appeared on
the platform 10 make a brief speoc b
of acceptance
The convention drafted reply To
William J Connors and other Demo.
Gratis who had written suggesting pos.
sible fusion with the Democrats, and
suggesting that no nominations be
made by the Independents at this time
The reply expressed thanks for the In.
terest OF the Democrats. but asid that
the Independence League could not
postpone the business 1t had been as
sembled To carry out.
tragic incident of the hour before
the convention met, known. however
10 but few of the delegates, was the
sudden death Of Colonel Theodore
Mills, formerly OF Texas. delegate
from the Fourteenth assembly district
OF New York. who escorted his daugh-
ter to her seat in the gallery and died
OF heart disease on his return to the
hoor OF the convention.
Remainder OF the ticket is a. fol.
lows:
Observation-Disclosures Stuy-
sevant Chsnler. Duchess.
Secretary OF State-John s. Whalen.
Monroe
State Treasurer-George A. Fuller,
jefferson
Comptroller-Dr. C. II. w. Aucl,
Erie.
State Engineer and Surveyor-F. /.
Gettman. Tomkins.
Attorney Gsneral-John Ford. New
York.
Mr.. Chanler is a brother Of former
Congressman William Astor Chanler.
he Is son OF the late Congressman
John Winthrop Chan!er, and a great
grandson OF the original John Jacob
Aston.
Mr.. Whalen, for secretary OF state. IL
national organizer OF the Tobacco
Workers International union. He is
the first past grand knight of the
1891 ''' " NottihphS III lHt SIdlt Oh
New York
A committee conducted Mr.. Hearst
70 the platform. An immense floral
| horseshoe was brought to the stage.
| There was also a large portrait OF
| Mr.. Hearst
! After the cheering had gone on for
half an hour Mr.. Hearst expressed his
! thanks.
/ In his address the nominee said
I among other things: II am honoret
| to have been nominated by this con
vention.
Il am proud to run on this platform
| have devoted heart and soul to the
principles expressed in every line o.
It.
| Il have said that my programme Il
not socialism or radicalism or ey
treme of any kind 1t Is simply Amer
lean. Ii this platform Is not Amer
, canism. then common honesty is n
longer measure Of American moral
III this platform is not Americanisr
then free ballot and fair count
no longer the basis of our America
> government. If this platform is n
Americanism, then independence
equality and opportunity have cease
to be American ideals; then Jefferson
teachings have been forgotten and Lii
coins labor was in vain.
Because We have received court,
ously and considerably a memoria
from sympathecit Democrats, certai
hostile agencies have cried deal
All the deal that is contemplate
is in this platform
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We promise "a homes, sdmInla;rs
ton
We promise an impartial enforce
merit Of ID. Law
W. promise ia sseep from the puh
lie ray roll the sery ants of private 10
tereyts
We promise nominations thar are
not bosssd and elections that are nos
bought
We promise consideration aud rep
resentation for the producing masses
w. promise 10 abolish class die
tinciiop and class legislation ana Il
restore government for the greatest
rood 20 the greatest number
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How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels, and restores the
natural action of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-
seate or grippe and is mild and pleas
ant to take. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by B. W. Fearis d
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DENVER MAN PRESIDENT
Citizen Of Oklahoma City and Two
Texans Also Officers.

Denver, Sept 13.-The supreme
lea elected officers. They include
F. HeaTne. Osceula, Tex ohrdluaoin
President r. F. Roose. Denver: guide,
r. H Rice. Oklahoma City; guard, w.
F. Hearne Osceola. Tex; stewards,
Oscar Floyd, Birmingham, Ala and
s T Rice Dallas Tex
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GREAT CONFEDERATION
Fire In suburb Of City Of Mexico Does
Great Damage

City OF Mexico. Sept ia fierce
fire broke out In the cotton warehouse
known as the almacen General. in the
warehouse district Of Santiago, sub.
urb OF this city. There was no hope
OF saving the building in which the
fire originated, hut the firemen di.
rected efforts toward saving the sur.
rounding property. Despite their eff.
forts, the flames were communicated
to the neighboring warehouses. The
losses will aggregate $500, 900.
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The home being most essential
part ~ the world. and ia Influence
being large and lasting. Il Is meet
that women are learning ia consider
hons. making as profession
Thoughtful ~oraea In an parts Of
the country are operating In the
effort To reform household econom
les Clubs are organizing study
classes and schools are offering
courses in domestic science The
sims library has many books suit
able for individuals or circles that
may desire "a take reading course
in the art OF home making
Housr Decoration
Book Of g Hundred Houses
French Homes and their decora-
ton. Home Building and Furnish
Ing
Pearce Painting and Decorating
Wheeler, Mrs. e. T Principles Of
Home Decoration
House Management.
Campbell Mrs. II s Household
Economies
Herrick. Mrs G.. r First Aid TO
the Young Housekeeper
Clark. r. NJ Care of a House
Gerhard Guide to Sanitary House
Inspection.
Parloa, Maria Home Economics
Richardson's of Living as Modi-
fled by Sanitary Science.
Richards & swallow Home SAM
tation.
Springfield, A. F.. Expert Walt
ress
cookery
Abel, Mrs. NJ. W H. Practical
Sanitary and Economic Cooking.
Ewing. Mrs f. part of Cook
cry
Farmer, F. Boston Cooking
School Cook Book.
kirkland Dora's Housekeeping
Six little cooks.
Harmed, Mrs. l.. II, Hostess of To-
day.
Lincoln, Mrs. NJ J. Boston school
kitchen textbook.
MlS. lAIutolH , bOSioH tbDh DUN.
Parloa, Maria -- Miss Parloa s
Young Housekeeper
Richards & Elliott Chemistry of
Cooking and Cleaning.
Borer, Mrs. S. T-Mrs Borer's
New Cook Book.
Terhune, Mrs. NJ Breakfast
Luncheon and Tea
Marion-Harland's Complete Cook
Book
Thompson, Sir Henry-Food and
Feeding.
Whiting, Mrs \. d, T.--Just How,
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RAMSEY SHARK.
Next National Hoo-Hoo Convention to
Be at Atlantic City.

Oklahoma City, Sept 13.-The Ma
ton Hoo-Hoo convention adjourned
1t meets next year at Atlantic City
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
A. c. Ramsey, ST, Louis, shark of the
universe.
Thomas H. Rogers, Oklahoma City
senior hoohoO.
w w Everett. San Francisco, junior
hoo-hoo.
George NJ Duncan, Houston, bojum
j. H Baird, Nashville, scrivenator.
Charles Wolflin, Evansville, Ind, ia
liberWock.
George f Youle Portland, Ore, Gus
tocatian
John Alcock. Baltimore, arcanoper.
H. W Polk. Little Rock, guerdon.
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SEEK SEPARATION
Twin Brothers Marry Twin Sisters. bet
Desire Divorce

Kansas City Sept II Jules N ard
Miles }. Farrls, twin brothers have
filed suits FOR divorce from their
wives Martha and Attic. who arc twin
sisters Each family has son
Both petitions SET forth desertlon as
a cause Tor divorce and both show
Jealousy on The part Of their wives
which is said to have made lie intol.
cradle for both husbands
Both wives have returned 10 l.ouis.
lana Mo their former home
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TWO AND TWO.
Little Rock and Montgomery Have an
Eleven.lnnlnq ontest.

Little Rock and Montgomery clubs
of the Southern Baseball league each
scored two runs in an eleveninning
game al the Alabama capital Wednes-
day, darkness preventing further play.
ing
New Orleans, s: Nashville, l.
Atlanta, B; Shreveport, !: Atlanta
2 Shreveport. l. Zellers pitched both
games for Atlanta
Birmingham 10; Memphis, 0: Mem.
phis 8: Birmingham, !.
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There will be a special excursion
to Galveston via the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas on September Is.
Tickets sold for trains arriving in
Houston or Galveston evening of
Sept. Is or morning OF Sept IG Gal
weston and return $40; Houston
and return s4.15.
l.. H. PADDOCK, Agent.
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Eao,e PARTY Emblem.

DAYTON. O. Sept. l3.-Republican
state convention adopted the eagle as
the party emblem and nominated a
ticket headed by Carmi Thompson of
Ironton, present speaker of the house,
for secretary of stae.
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NELL DEAD.
Noted Cotton Statistician Struck by
Street Car and Expires.

New Orleans, Sept 13.-Henry M
Neil. one of the best known cotton
satisticians. both in this country and
In England was struck by a street
car "Wednesday and died that night
from his injuries
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Paint Your Buggy for 15c

to 5 90 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint 1t weighs 3 to s ozs. more to
the pint than others, wears longer,
and gives a gloss equal to new work.
Sold by Waxahachie Lumber Com
pany Mon &Thur-dw
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to Blind Asylum.

Corsicana, Sept. l3.-Seven children
with weak eyes have been sent from
the state orphan home here to the
blind asylum at Austin for treatment
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Three INSURGENTS Slain.

Havana Sept. 13.-In fight Wed
nesday near Santa Clara City three
insurgents were killed. One was
wounded and seven captured.
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American LEAGUE.

Boston. 4; New York. q
Chicago, 10, ST. Louis, ).
Philadelphia, 5; Washington. l.
Detroit. 5; Cleveland. 4.
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National LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, 6; Pittsburg, 5.
New York, 9, Boston, T.
Brooklyn. 4 Philadelphia, 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-20

Fsf ssls-Rssl Es,s,s.
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

c. n. Lehndsrtt. slasr store, 30
Second avenue.
ousksr prua store. 1918 First avs
b. n. Mullen. aat asllsrd avenue.
opposite city halt
Fremont peua Co. tWinp eN'es'
and FesNont avenue.
ines Harris. at pestetflce, ksHs
tsn. - p.
iiss Easslake. uasstaks nrua &c
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NEWSBOYS' UNION
HAS CLEANING Up
BAD BOYS EXPELLED FROM THE ORGANIZATION AND HfsE
AFTER ONLY THOSE or GOOD MORAL CHARACTER WILL
Be ALLOWED TO SELL SEATTLE PAPERS

A complete and general cleanup
Of the NeWshoys union. by the bet
ter class Of newsboys and by Judge
A. ". Frater % the Juvenile court
was effected al a meeting Of the
union last night. Between rs and
20 boys. Who have been guilty Of
petty offeuses. or have been using
their supposed occupation as news
boys 90 cover up Illegal deeds, were
expelled from the union and Ia or
der 90 oh up the ranks the iuitia-
tiun foe was reduced 20 SO cents.
In the Juvenile court yesterday ar
ternoon Judge Frater sentenced
five newsboys 20 the reform school
They were guilty Of rohhing a cigar
store and accused Of other similar
offenses The boys we're the worst
OF tho crowd that have made the
union as a whole appear dlsreput-
able.
At last nights meeting judge
Frator addressed the boys and ad-
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February a. isx

February 70. Isss.
capt y. r. willard.
Acting Chief Of polire.
The letter ia fun vas a. fslse~yl
Seattle. Washington
Dear sir:--Yoa win pieap 4,
struct the entire force under yv.>
direction az acting chief u passz,
70 maintain a continuous and NJ.
liant control over al forms Il sis
amd crime within the city oonsnt
with the line q their duty. and a..
tieuiaFly prohibit. 20 far az pozzihas
al forms % gambling.
These instructions are given e
view q the fact tina; during : ma.
nicipal campaign many persons r.
einusly Inclined. are disposed 70 a.
sumo that a laxlty IN the enfofoss
meut % the law from political q
other motives viii prevail The co.
Duct - the police must Be saeh q
- disabuNe nnY person Of this i1st
There har been. and VIII b. 70
change during my term Of officz {
the Instructions heretofore ga
fully known to the police aspar.>
ment regarding the enforcemeai Z.
the law You VIII also pleAss u.
struct the force against political a..
tivity In any way conflicting wfs
official duty or the rules Of the Cd
service department
"Reepectfuily.
n. A. BALIINGER, Nayef.-
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vlsed them 20 clean up the ss'a
and 20 allow no rowdyism and ~
breaking The union as who's
composed Of boys Of good charaslei
but the crowd Of rowdies thai haH
been members have given the cisAI.
iEation a black eye and have -
better BOYS from joining. -
After the cleanup MADE
nlght Il will no longer be considers
as a body OF bad boys. and IL.
better class Of newsboys vii ~
ably be tn evidence shortly ues,N
Harrison. president Of the allss.
SAYS that the changes viii 20 ~
With the rowdylsm. The mela.'
OF the union will be held on sa'as
day mornings in the future a.
AZ there are now many VsoAns.. !.
In the union President Harfisea :
anxious TO take in new mcn0as
BOYS wishing 20 sell any OF the ~
papers can see him at The s1A '.
flee. 1903 Seventh ay.
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SHIPS TO FIGHT rs
WE HAVE WAR

Special Correspondence 0f The Niar.
WAaitfNuTON. H. g. Feb 20
in ease of var with china prob
hbilitY a. which all niRns now point
the hruut ~ the trouble viii a.
fret bo borne bY the small part of
the Americas navy now on the
AHialie aiatign
ebina'H navy ~ rot formidable n
was not very strong 90 the time ur
fhe Chine Japanese war. and fiat
did FOR vs. hat there was a number
81 ships have been built since then.
but they have been 20 iHefncieuiiy
manned that they nfe little better
than useless Two ~ the new ships
added since 1875 wete lost through
mlahBndiinR. one. an htmafed efula-
et. was run aground nnd sunk. and
another hles up ia the harbor
Even the small section ~ the
United States navy now IN the Phil
ipplnea would probably have no SCI
uauH trouble in dlspoHinK of tho
remnants Of the Chinese navy Hueb,
at least. in the confident opinion ~
competent naval authorities To-
Washington.
The naval strength Of the United
Rtatsa Ia Aniaiir waters 81 repre-
scented b the following vessels
Battlsshlps.
ohio ~ 800 toms
Wisconsin 1855 tons
Cruisers.
baltimore ttta tons
Cincinnati l.2ta tons
ounboa,s.
Concord 500 tons
Raleigh =agis tons
I,aiubow a. 400 tons.
Small o0nbes,s
callao- goo tons
FJearc $50 tons.
Quifos 600 tons
MOSQUITO FLEET OF ABOUT
90 SMALL TUGS AND RIVER
BOATS
china has neither battleships nor
armaftd tsais-rs The following IL
the strength Of hef navy
Protected Cruisers.
one OF 600 tons (Hai Chi Of
rhfss Of asto tons dlai YunE
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one OF $500 tons dHai Chit q
1920.
rhfss o. ssto tons diai YunE
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and Hal Show 81 1891. Hal shem Of
1880.
one II 800 tone (Yung- pao ~
itk1J
Cruisers.
Three Of 21e8 tons CNans JUN.
tfta. Nan-fhin. 1855. Fu-chin 1880.
one u 1900 tons Ckiug ching ~
1856.
rive - from 1917 e. 1900 tons.
built botAeen tk11 and ls1R.
Fao-nein. 1917 tons. Hal ching.
i.ff0 tons. TeuE YriuR chow. 1855
tons. Chao W.. 1910 tons. Wei
Ylen. 1910 tons. kuaag CHI 400
tons.
Torpedo ounbeats.
Five u from 1850 10 $50 tons.
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Thtve.f eom hnuae. iafA Nth ave So
sgyeasfvom how're SIS lHt plaatefsd
rAiMER y linton AN. "areeu "a. =
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MUST
Be ENFORCED
MAYOR eALLlHoER TELLS THE POLICE DEPARTMENT THAT
CRIME MUST BE KEPT WELL IN HAND AND THAT GAN.
BLING MUST CEASE /,

Mayor uali.nFer today called the
police Department. 90 tifne for neg
ieetiuE to promptly enforce the laws
covering vice and crime within this
city.
II an order banded 10 Capt VIII
lard. acting chisf 81 police. The
mayor calls the attention ~ the da-
partmrnf 81 the pertinent fact that
there viii be no change during his
term Of office In the policy which he
has always vigorously eHpouhed re-
gafdinE the EqVefuing Of crime.
Ne LAsiiY Permitted.
u another paragraph the eiiy's
chief executive gives the entire po-
lice department % understand very
forcibiy that there b. % he no laxity
IN the enforcement Of the laws from
political or other motives.
The conduct 81 the police must
BE- such as 20 disabuse any person
~ this idea. be says ln language
umnirtakahie.
To those on the inside. this com
munication 10 taken as the final de-
risipn Of Mayor nnilineer 20 have
the laws executed riKidlY. with spe-
ciai favor "a none. His letter brought
a rude iAF 80 the police department,
and the effects ~ his mailed hand
were plainly visible all day Ia the
actions and discussion between the
officers. detectives and pairolmeu.
The Mayors Letter.
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The MARKETS
V,n.taaIss

FNMNN@AAHN
Yakima fIuffanh potatoes. o. tsaf
~ a5ItIa - per tor NsiiaN uanNrf
onions. No !. q fsffi = pr est nseis.
alteer saek nsw White tufulgs. sa0s.
I,eI rntApaKan PEI sack. IT, Gait
g e.. ssaE g. 2 49,, Pc . ..r s 81 :.
tomatoes 90 bas. no. hothoase
lettuce. 81 sal o.. naranipa. pr sack.
.scaGi gafate peF ~. ~ eaeuugt -
tsaa Il rs64 = iiabhard squash. 10.
p. california e'lsr1. Psr de. a.s. :
" ~ s = s,'''t psr x. ias wsl.a wsas
spinaHh. per crate. n-eiat = eaai-
fluNff per crate . afitfh nhrHs fief
crate. fito. sweet potatoes. t1e az
Fruss
bananas PER @. o. appies Per
boa 4 bss1 ~ fHnrf aHplfr. fsrf
boa q .aus = choice appleas psf baN
Pea coeslnE applss pc saS. -
lsmeus. pes boa fst4s 81 fancy naval
aran.aa. boa O. aaffz = choice oranges
prr hax g. @0i 81 tanErffns oranges
per hos q =. Nonatches anpirs q 3
cAlifafnia uhiis fEs. bo,it hofsa psf
h. e California dnrha. Eeit tNHes. per
u. g. ta-ip lspRsa per 10. 60 ieslb.
caffHua Hzes hHh cartons, 1ar
Ia eassl a. Iialiawes date. pr u.
y, 49, nsT 4 = go aa So ls,s. - psr -
N efanisesffrs. per hhl "a pr haK
Iiia. rorahuets. pee dus. 50. pine
appiss. hts4kes. aeealosa grape fruit
Eeas
strictly fresh fanrh rags. PER doz
&c. ffssh eastern. pHf dot 80
Batter ard Cheese
MarhinEtaH creamery butter Per m
80 Eaafrfu. fresh brick per ~ ssnasf
Eastern. fresh TOO PER %. -; raneh
butter pr y y, s,efseg, ,i Essis.n
Ions hurn cheese. nsr ih lie. twins
Dor ih IS YanunE America. per ID fse
neW Daisies cheese. rrr u. he. naN
rrram brick ehsess. uer ih. tic hiaeh
apisa. per ih. isc urnhefger, per 70. SIC
Nea fafk cAsrar pr u. he.
Poultry
Live uid rhickrus. pr - rgihr
spfinn pei 10. -. iisr dressed pct ib
ft4t1e rapuun. per Is ~ hraiisfa Per
aas. :. s'ys ~ iefssts Pr 10 isa
fgHails live ducks psr u. is4ifc. i've
dressed. per "a. iiN.sc.
Meats
steers. per a. csc, cows. per 10 tkrg
ec VeAt per ih. taHHisc mutton ner
ib stsafsc apfine lamb per ~. -
dscsssd hogs. per ~. 50.
Live ssoek.
Wethnra aheHp per rs. SIC. ewes pep
IN tssstsr. steers per ~. 80. cuas
tsr H. aA8 e. calves. per ID. lsfze
iauta pcf head s.
Fish
Uatfbut per a. stsc. salmon frent
dressed. pef ga i4tad IL. froHen silver
sainfun per ih &C. Chinook salmon
ret rs. =. Founders. per 10. 9skr. COLES
per 10 az. rock cod. per %. s.
ahrimpu. per 10. iae. frozen black
cod per To- q. ling cod per ~ e
silver ameita faec Ter N Olympia
uyafsfs per sack. g. 5000 a.. : uaa %
psf ~ clans. 81 90 per SACK Dun
Esnaas Gratis. O. ps1f q.
Hay ard Fssdstuffr.
EaHt WASH Timothy, SIS per ton
Pug Sound fitgi2 per ton douhie
comp East wash - per ton alfalfa
81 prf tons wheat bay 81 per ten
East wash oats 81 per ton rua
Sound oats. s. prf ton whole corn
HG8E per tuH. cracked corn faiuK per
Con. feed meal sHns per ton rolled
BARLEY s. uHf tom whole harley. -
per ten. feed wheat 81 per tnn mid
dnuge. 81 per ton nli cake meal a.
per ton. bran. So per ton shorts. a.
per ton. chopped feed Et4si pcr ton.
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NHhN NNtf NNN NHtHN =.
neera are hiEhrr but 1 am atm SELF
ing at The same prise
cfesa panel doors. Ter Oh finish y p
per dnur
CfasH panel doors Cor painting tA
per Hanr
Window ffamra. fer weights. q =
Window frames plain 81 ~
4 sell o. any one AMI I have only one
nrieH SeHd for price lists and bay
frum nr al a. lose q price aH foHf
nearest dealer can possibly purchase
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NEAR HtVEnToN -Four uersa al
Improved. large bearing orchard 3
ROOM haHHe. nearly ueW barn. shiah
ca house. l aH FaHf terms.
nouEHr MALIhN.
iH#Ha-ti Alaska Building @
in ACnNa on Yahima reservation. alt
under cultivation. good buiiaiuKr.
free ualff tHa wileH from depot
Hur particulars Gee Z. HOWE. ~
tih af y -i
We HAVE just auh.disided a fine
tract - land Hoaf Auburn into B
and i9sarrs Garden Tracts. rish ioam
mlnutee walls 90 electric Get rNs
fuiruf county read fine view ever
tract hafEaiu. Price So f0f 3
afrfa. - $50 faf no trfea
a q NEWELL. i@ Marion -
Is ACRES sdialatnr aniail toNu. rew
minutes waih from depot stores
pHatnffiea nna seed school anH HCfa
eiearrt halhhea pasture. ncaf t.ro"m
6ouEuf MAtrnY.
eia1nH1 Ahaha nniidIHE
eifEAp AcREa neu house Zine
fef chickens and ntfttst o.i1 So
mnnth aiu ssh chickens si q egnfa
each Come aHiHh leaving EaHHtrN
SEQ SO AnFff az DHNamlah HFitEa.
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