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Wet HnaAH fHan 80 Hus tf #tlA
fees rrtra m9N 800 cash h#taHfe aaF
faftna tn tmt stfns la urffh Hrsflf 80
total ws sssea ibis h . teal sasF
peni miss q
NJ HAITI = CO.
TTT TTfT T1TT TfTTI-E H0NE
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sna cre- fsnsss auiy nN. sas eash tai'
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T-a T1ssn oafsss . SIS ssFssi
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r-ar fsuis - uN ~ month tlW
PETER MArrsoN
~ AHnssaan ttanH hiax
lad Hn
B0TTfF f0Tn N0NFT
unsi - - assr ne e.. line N wss'
dro " AtKHS co.
~ MAFtou Ntas
y N THOMPSON
80 ORIENTAL. htit.piNo
fNa
on SIT Ave. nsaf EAsf eIFiHr ief az
40 nss nire. Win stws siew cash fNa
HL1s
on md Ave meas Fast teffsrsen -.
- etip improvements Ia ahd lsid view
cafusf 90 Federal Ave- exio street erad.
-. cement paiks nies aad hirh With ssFne
sisw casa t~a
fltn
un WheeihR Ave Magnolia ulnN. HYDE
Fafk Addition tive lots each &sIN these
tuts have aa sisFant uuehsirurtsd tisw -
Ftse lets IN fhat titinltE cash tim0.
fIeo
mi AUrfrHf Hf urnf End Ave West
MAGNOLIA tuuff. Doe astN cash SEQ
nNa
fnfufr in usrfiHon Heights addition faos
ENa near fsafuHia end go -. THIS lies nice
and Itch, stth roed view u The lake cash
aLno
Tot Hsian on isth Ave. near prospseti
street afadci cement walks half cash.
u ~ THOMPSON.
~ ORIENTAL BUILDING
Nl ~
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Mas Sc; n Hea
q NEffMaM C
10 = ~ ate hlHs
FlnH k4fs1NE - ta hHafeH
- kt1fias s1s ssfA A
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NHaH thha > q fesf t4f - fhts
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ans fHN FAFsae - fraEH6 flahf
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snifs Faa ga nzss mHsf
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HffANUE 90 AfAfE INF
f fsfH aatf&fs fh@s e. fasN sna
rec W aafaf aFN 8se#afs flnfaA saita
f.ne HfHn HnEnE rsRf ffaaf aniF
ha Hath batauaa ~ 80 raHf
MENtahN MAiff IA a EaNHENT.
Ia N..L-.a M-La
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n Bargaim
inn Farms
~ sssss sss n ssss -sn lasrps
aa aaaa eaaast fQaa - twm s
snfsn rasfs MHsr a MafH kMf w
eaitslsin ptfnu = 49, asaa n
80 - aam $50 umH ~ haisa@s
fhs ai4s = wsn sesut eeatas 80 H
"a. 49, 49, > zs-s = slea tsas n
.sfsa used ~ haffee tHit trees -
aaf2h n taf 81 taFW ~ swift " Naft
- ress 81 HfeFseN y aaiss fsast 4
n@ nH 49,. s@sssss =
ssss
asfrr paws nEsHrr 20
a. - EstsH ns faaas tes
C aofGNnTuN q 90
iaees. ssiy N "a aaE
- sssas hlask amY m4 m.sea af
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~ sss .slss. .siifgea
So
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tfscts sanntaa s'fsasa
p
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safu ~ tssftHr retsx @
trss ass nee Nksa. o. saHsaHs 3 hseea
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~wsnfa
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ait fntr2assf snaN sFehsft see haass 49,
hsrn So
~ gssssa 49,
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sFFas wHH = Tea HsIs beet 49,
Na nas nAfsns fhe w fsftas
afils tsErrs Cleared aFcheFt ha AeHa
sHt kea Naasas faaa w fttsssas nj.
tsats aH etscs NK4
srao1a kss esmFatsH saHHishss 2 here
Ii maa ~ sHlessHs w HasaFa saa
p8aN aa4u st#F hMHtuw si ~ tsAs
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Fsfsas FiFtae ftssaH bhsa ? ff
= FFn ArMN-Ha ArWEA
nqfsa ffrsf kafiHm tarf e. mlfa faau
AahurH ~ Hrfes ~ nff4Has = ams
cleared Thls - enc ahsaees hag m NIas
g. uen rash. rest Fsfr Easy Fhis ftis
kiss eaisf n ni acreage h-iWssn We
seattle asa Tafansa a. haf3aln rftrss ff
= fau aafa aniF THls = ~ usz MafHss
ARCADE fNNEsrMENT -
- tfesfs mseS hsth phanes 80
uuINa TNTu Tih CHfrkEs M
Here - fulf fHanaf hlfs nFaaEf
Hanrht AZ nnasF eaftifaftan nEaa tfaaHi
tansr, J shseksn haasss ara nafes Al
I faaraa auf efaas frnfaf aafsr piprf b.
ss & nlss ffen ssnisH % ta~n. aaif
wtrnfocK nnuIKr 4 FORREST.
~ Emplls Wis 90
INVESTMENTS
warren PAciFfc cry 6 ~ Htgnan ,
see faan 10 The waller. RfuH We hasf
re- inrsuiea and things must move
offices ~ Tinss tlaFa see - to-day
FOR RENT-PAsTURe.
II iamsa iisnrr 50 wssl.ru Ave z
FOR sALE-ACREAcE.
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w Al aat.brf siass So business
center Haat aHtf So sfsrf Haam feHta
sasd haasa ans = mens1 msheN ffltf
NIN T0fma
u Haanna sacd taFuitafe cprnsf Nn main
tusiHesa street. hoN frnt. sua tfaHaent
pwnef usHlae 81 afeuunt u rAAh
ft az Nrfmta
ta faoms sxtta Guft fufntinfri
hsaHun. Ctasa iH rrHt SO fFies t@@
NefWa
AnnRfeAN HEAt EHfAfE n
AaafN ftUneaF nhts
ttaksuY aHa fsstAufauf sreAe eaia ~
eras rat cash. fest on terms sth nfst.s
stoat tfa Sickness cassss ~ sstAns -.
aFsss Ca care star
Nnf Hsta Furnishings ~ a. ttetett
taanaIHs haHss g stssas Eantffs Nat
franf tasafFan q HaEEata Write NHt Ha
HtuaaH NJ Il naiiuHAu eN8 Nafiau ~
Esefsst Wan
Nfftae taaHs Maas ts1 A
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SOCIETY NOTICES,

SOCIETY kOlt1bo.
isaaainH aaafantseA I private
tesassaa NatVatss fsmflsi th
and Pine tgsens over les
~ ami esenlns 49,.
i an ~ maa. 10 nns. ~ Asss Ia ~
In ,.x screens house refNttiNe
ses NanaaA uA western 49,
iheaes
SPECIAL NOTICES
NA nsNs faf aaffeftnA heH.
sfsrhits eure g~uAfentesd tef NJ
rsaffsw. paraivhfs. aefNNhs
-. .tiff iaints fesuittas totA tNee-.
- .th.F eaoses. stomach trNAh.t -
,sss saocsssfuiis usetsA ~.
OgfWsan 0strepath nr letamae s
~t.lnatfsa-r af psopfs TIE
al Hah Az 81 uraF tasNss 1.
raks jackson street car fsi't - ii
Nst
= ,os5 uani - ssli that - ets y.
y.t,rr a. sasta Ne can HHN
.e.ftsr wkerr losatet in me nNri
seE.aa gaha - Msklen Nafne s4A -
rAMRNRr \ TOW h1A~
Mutual tffs tits -
A.. So
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Acre Tracts
foG It's s6SrT
l-s bate thts psffs yaa hsY res
~ tsas,. ~ al aagEtsss
arnuni Hfaifts az hsriu nssrn 80 -
ffam iass nsh patH i 9H
70 sss 81
slsuss y al q sa aua
Wa HAITI a
IL caiAMtta 81 nsah fNanse -
STanTH UST T1sD
NN ntfs kAAttHs SO sNn =
- alta RAY 10 CHAR EAhA
wfssnup nnoe
uaam - raln.sn u1s
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: afrs. s.ssf uas ms
"a. sssa i@.s : asis a
u@ - -
NJ Htsn lNpNtkE 4 EunHEsr
at Ensssa ia
0NTT 80
- niss tfssf = tsss asszsd iaat eail
=
senxaffs AnkNa
cam4a 80
uaNNN fANE AcuHkU
sfes sssFsf ass tsta4 fss tiv
nsaf 80 fas a hafssa g 1850 81
49, nsasf 10 rs pss as AS $50
Msnisslaf1 80 tN.
AHH re- iAeaklNa rsn goem
keMNkaN tNNERrME@Tf
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sarss - fRa afHf#&ME Ear ia
- nsu Msnts sisssHN feMa a. FaeaH@
as fa 49, - ~ ssfssf r~es
naf sassaaaas aass nsl 49, ~ hassbs
aaaa4 aaf aa NHt teszH Nshts fRe
49, pauf sasg = = really $50 -
- fas
nass : HosH
aassi tafs ne -
1-s- ~ SzsFs1 50 a : SETS
s-s sss fsas 49, sr.-s f..
massr rpat = hessz ~tt @tassnfH =
sasss hasgisH tlt tssrs slmans
assis go sssa tEas sstsa f@ p.rs
usa fs#s 49, sH hAAiF stiisa
: q a9Ei.sxu 81 Ss~ ress ulea
TFrIfKfFH EsNfsa
"a saaEhsssssFa t4ssa - $40 hs&atfNl
$50 as - ~s
sses sftk snt tta Hrsst Flassfe O.
ssfsh vi t~sfs Fwa 30 . - $40 ssfs
nss ~ Aaas ifssHt ea@f~nI
uN ~ fFaHas h~sttltH
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a~ssfsffr ~ aafs - sas tsss ~
eaat - ua Ave fhsHA tsHt -
ArHEkuN
- s srfss saas
esa - s~asf 'e@
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- esasf re sasu ~ 49,
srps - sast rsysf TIT Nrffh ~ II
- @1ss- n GFs lz7w 81 as 40
ssif aHss -siffffeHt tea - aash
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~ ~.
rhFkf e sFfs. cess nHass rlgs
sns nas sis~ e ssa 49, stH seH -
80. 80 ssssrsa =. Rsssy - Ace
b Hlff@aa's afftfFs ~ TtHss tlrsA tpfsf
fN9a s1Hra n ssY hsnt sta 81
sss Haf nn4aes 80 titssrs h@fa taf
rnais taasy laaA - festts clr fisns
na 4aHrasa NraafHfHsH NuiF fsW MfHutf4
80 Sc Ne ufiffia. ~ I'll ssFsriss
fea 10 Hstass an5 tsfms Hstsf new r.
a@a rF~A ~ - iana free. nv = y.
acFss fhat sM FFaasse 1913 saf ssi
= . Hdrsf fhiuE - rNu w. fquf can tass
Yoa rmn haf it Hn ths instaiimsnf rian
Virtue - nesen nlast LII
al al etfaes o. safs ffaefs ten enc
acre % o. frozen - 81 iGspe 30 acre
afse Yakima snd E4sf washinsinn farm
" ; DkSsER . CO 1907 la-maa hiis
hass ums SCI lAks Wasai stua
safsrfraHt luts ana efH cell fhsm ftssn
~ a shaft tifas anlfs - am nuina EAST
eENTHAI WN npHEu ssfss ~ sound
aRtsf ffant nEFfh - usitafd. wiH sell ia :
nf Wsaffs tfaHts a. ~ psf aerH aF
TsHusa q per manfh Alsu aNh z miller
n sats4 ffant an axe washiustanl VII
terms 49, faaf h@nkef wha awHs more
iaasi afNana seattle aua HsNs cheaper
fhaH anFnna siss. Hss 81 u HEimana
aaGasmsu iH Times tinfA tnihF We have
aaaa 20 30 Ha1N
uAnaktN
paIaIaf valley Hsaf uanlae
HnstHa fafiuH nm three euuNtf fned#
fleh rafisn land ali IA faitfsAfinHs
a4atnrffe etfssaHfe Gesnt car lire cfT
81 81 eaaf tsfna ~ cash. uainncs muhhf
y
b A rrrEn 4 90.
M Caiman uida
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FoR LE-MIscGLLANGous

SASH ANp Noon mARaAtSa
WlutaWh #faN "a Is tt.s
Mfrtaes Eta.a - ~ tttta 81
NfnHsua uKm ~ "a zrttt.sE
Intea $50 tM a. ssttttss
Mtn#aun MxMh - re atftsft. 80
WIn#aaH H4m - tta a.H
elttasa fraHt MiutasH HzEte - 81
Istfsas ffan4 Mts1H.s uAFta
Neftase NFaHs Nae#H aNHaANe ~ eeti
WlHls Wzmss naaia Sc FatsHs
"A Eanri ~ hnafa ~ -
n ranrl FE iNeHa IN saA4st -
Nstia Liza ua erFIHE Nnlsh
HNsfa pad enFusf F1alsa Hsus pa
fhar Hails = s@tn
afuafa Mesets H HafA
MtattiHss ser ~
latafa raF Enitan s..sasrtsHss
Naruish. Hsz EaitaH
We afa Hardls bultains p4asE sac
sash aFsHfa
ssaa frf HFtla Hsts
q M WHALfAMH ca
mH Western Ave- tfH
rhs aarEssl ssss sai tur srtstlaamsH
Is thH ffif
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Free Car
Fare

d sas rrsas tC1af DIV a Pacific CITY.
s1sa nn msafNet hnnsiFtM q A&N acres,
al rtaasrF cissFet valley saEd IN s and .
sFfs tfNfff. ~ oar Inc Huo 49, hf~t
ritH rafef rH~ tat& - ffenf 81
4i aan1 E4Hse aR AeNG a. u lasts. VI F2f
&nfs aE fHfmaN q - saanfh can fatse
80 - hs f.f ffsf r. EfHtss CO fkis l1at.
nsatir htaCs muas $50 Rave tezns ptsffa
4nsrfaenf Sc earf err FNHaaa Eahs Ia
NumA tHtsfufNzn &C. FaxiftE Cfu nffirs On
sfoaufs. Gals fus inute Ft1s Yes vii
- surrfissds firhsa than saiis9 ~ Ntls
II
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sid

VAST
fector OF
Purchase,
|<~ deliv
nints Of
.aas an,
sslIcenr
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nrlnw MARKrr rneE

u,an-ik acre, cornsr q SIN and gth
st, neal University eaf Tine
kNDERsoN as Ho.ton nloek IND u1
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N AND MINING

u a uHRufN a cuMrANN
taHArfa and ufshrfs.
WI raf htFhfsf mafaff uriHfa FOE
AiHFkH ffi a Nuai laNlftr MlfrlfHas
AiaHka tNpn3f ftaHsrr
ktaaha trhtfat NiHaHl EtrgtfiE
IarHnfa steel nuHHf switch
ffstfeu Meffh Hfsf indies
Mash MetruH ifatiAn HfHi
VII ssii
fco uait NJ. tst.s " Pacific Wire.
81 HaaN Hnsf Hk 80
tAa y " smeiteH ~ faf ~ =
itt fRn uutrh MIairf
ana Ntsht ttaNk s. tatlr
aeq Wash Met ~ les tudN hlrfHta
ies ttsllsa asna.
=
Alaska ratnfnst DnHtHI tmiHes IN copper
HIttr di=triet Aiaakal efi - faissd 90
81 oaHla PET HhafH Uu ttn iafh ~ tHtH
ntHuth uuf nnu 81 "a cents nef shsfr
a. What viii BE- enH "a tnn NfeatsNt anr
pc mluss n thH saftd
phones Aala al Ind Hfl
alH EHaf AfaHHa
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azfuom hauas two comet lots al fenced
cttF water one hlnek from car block
and one hair from lake aHif soc easy
tefun Phone IND TTa Rose 4 Ne
fntVre. Mt Niaw Station Take Green
Lake re- atd
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kENNtuA fNNNRraENFH
HaF sks ras HFsk 80 Aaa aAHafftsS
$ aaras - tHN afaFakinE Nnf ANsE
tne nsm MFns sifsfFM fMH a. Hafg@
Eaasa Is 49, - tEs eafrsH tees
uaf fMssamaaH #gss ~A sHH ~ hasfN ;
aAsaf aaf a4 HHt NeszH Nshss =
f uaat #AAg - = really $50 -
80 thN rs
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FoR sALE-RaAL ESTATE

nur DIRECT 81 osnsf ard sags 8 y
y 80 cent SCENTS commission. Loqk Al
this.
gtFhr#aroam house, 2 iats. t1sa3 also
ire ~ house. : lots tffb alsa fsfufY new
house, q lots. on beacon Nut. only N.aA5
alfH several acre traata close n. aows
with aWHl houses on. Tor fTrt q $50
terms IN any n above. - Co. 80 down
aud 30 per month See & y Hltimauis
saIesmcn in times block ioaAY II
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III WANrtu
Wha haas not exhausted thsA
ls<ats on from . tc - afs ~ e
- ant eUlcanIg ash FUtfi FieF.
- ..fF4at saa q ths finest usN
ttsn. "a ths anaks riNss yais A@
arasf N0af NftSaffNn
rWN AoME tNhteAME M
AZ ifanssf Hait4inE 100
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AUCTION SAILS

srcrtoS sAtg - TunNlrrHK AND
not EHlfsu EfrEEfN fNNHuAN
gf-TuWFE f4 At y Il MERTON q
~pNfpWWOs4vR ar FfWaT ktESsE
OAK Nrupa0M SITS EfaEuAST
EHAaa uTn FTNE SOLID Hf.tNt
WALNUT nEu sNT ENAMNfEn beds
frs sFffaas ard mf4ftresseH tfHeeFfs
eammaass rarpa4a eaFfafas. Ulrz ard
Caarfsr 0ak ranasa urfsaNt ftanaH
Hg0aaWfes EalkH Hsni t4ttH elegant fQaf
amt vail cases fNaf FarNH CaflEfH. 9
sKffa fine faifiHE beds. fahHsF ~ sat
aialns ehairs. fseksfa aHaaasa EHrfrr
fattsa. nsErfaF. screens rrsrMHfN EaFa
raae. leather uphaiNifend FeSNsfN fire TO
ffaerafnr. sanitary aaurh. Ff~lffaulera.
sfef@n aazsus. sas plates. sud heaters
etc so
eass Thufslav urtahof ~ MN Fqfai ~
snsss rausnFnrinE 81 q 81 a ~ aharE
q ~BIEkEnTuN. Aaatl1ness
phanss aAia IsI fnd. End
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a0NF ffNE ~HAHaAfNH
80 per acra fnr fine alfaH lana on 80
pips tius e1ufh ~ cts 4
$50 ff hair affe tracts 81 Hlteffuns -
ash anI a. prf mrufh i
faa roo ono stfe 80 nfrsftan. vtth fHs
sgfiHe - FHAh and - every thfsf
m0nfha /
d NICHOLS e. ralqn us /
- sores 80 ser arra Hnuqasifniu failaEt
Nlrtne - ne@ten hlo1k
zoo raf aefa Water front Ou sndnt
virtue - Hasi1n Hiark
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afsa al fasaFrA ana IL HsM Htats HF
.aNasrn hasssa ffand 80 FFsss fsHs3
Natar EHaf = haas1 ia efHseafH =
saaaaa1 haaFtNF Ha3l taers ts4wtaNe
aasnesHHs ass Nass Nafhaf aWIaess
sassfs 80 ss4a tkaa ssksa fa ptsrs
ad fsss sma sh ikHktF sfites
= af Narmfs
" q HuftskSu as Ne Tea het
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day IN d
with al
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Naf ~ Aiassa nias nsn au1 n
u Fsd- sa@a-so sissss stss
osrEopArHY.
HugarRFopp
q Fsi BUILDING mo 80 hAiN ~
n
To- T7-- q T-Isa fsaplss ~
fnN uaHs nhAs lei nhaas =
PHYSICIANS ANo sURoGoNs
~ ualioa .i Afvaas aseiia asthasy
PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES
Asasssea aaapls "a, ~ eAsffs a. seat
lie
PATENT ArroRNEYs
fkUT a fAIAt6f rssstssa p@isnt 81
iarrsf NseharieAi srstHssf nfst 80
s4fties a. Essisfa ut ssss ~ e
psnanzs ~ a-sianlas an4 hsAehas ssefI
thtuH utsrkartosi ~ nafgl feaNtfsa
hhfsV ant saFirs e ~ ths
n sassseiss Is Nalsa dts 81
1900 IA h7-Es fsFafsfsf rAtsnt snf
ffaas Mas AftafHsfs NszhaHttsi 80
Hsfts Ffant atsHs fssfs g ssetts
ktsphaa A. hfupas AfsiF - eshl sh
+ ssE's.' -
SPORTING GOODS
Hs1 Nn Ussi sss oaas asiaa
STORAGE.
4Taass asiissss4 5 .ntsI a.fs torres
De p4zaa taa usreliaf. HssFtss stihes
sfssa tslea Ftsa"ss s - -,
FOR sAIG-FARms ANo LAso
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aEthNM fashE ArNE
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-26
FRATERNAL PICNIC
 TO BE GRAND AFFAIR
Joint Outing of Pratt City Lodges Everybody, Even Father, Wcrk-
 ing Overtime.

Pratt City, June 25.-(Special. )-Prepara- tions are being made by the business men, the industrious housewives, the swains and the fair maidens of the towns to take part in the grand fraternal picnic which will be held jointly by all the diff ferent branch lodges of the various fra ternal societies in Pratt City at North Birmingham park Wednesday, June H The business men will close the doors of their establishments in order to attend the housewives are already engaged in evolving the good things to eat, the sWains are working overtime to get holi- day and the fair maidens are preparing to look their freshest and their sweetest
 It is intended to make this the great est outing in the history of Pratt City, and no effort or expense will be spared in doing it. An excellent musical pro- gramme will be rendered by a band un- der the direction of the Hon. J. K Thomas. Refreshments and ices will be served on the grounds. Trolly cars in plenty will be arranged for to convey the merry-makers to and from the pleas ure grounds. The feature of the occasion will be an address by Judge Samuel Weaver on "Fraternalisrn."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-26
SUMMARY OF THE
 DAY IN CONGRESS
THE SENATE.

Washington, June 5.-The Senate to- day discussed the conference report on the railroad rate bill for more than four hours, but did not dispose of it. It was made evident however, that another con- ference will be ordered.
 The discussion dealt entirely with the anti-pass and commodity amendments, to both of which objection was made on various grounds. Senator Spooner ex- pressed the opinion that under the pres- ent provision as reported. senators and members of the House of Representatives would not be prohibited from accepting passes. and other senators construed part of the provision as in the interest of a. discrimination in passes that could be made to take the place of rebates. Sena- tors Tillman and Lodge sharply criticised the change in the commodity amendment SO as to prohibit railroads" and not common carries from engaging in the production of articles to be transported by themselves as in the interest of the Standard Oil company.
 Senator LaFollette secured favorable &C., tion on a. resolution extending the in- ouiry of the interstate commerce comms- sion to the connection between the eleva- tors of the northwest and the railroads
 About 300 private pension bills were passed.
 The Senate held a night session. and at 9:45 D. m. adjourned until Il o'clock to- morrow morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-26
AMERICAN CREWS
 CAUSING STORM
PROPOSAL IS TO BAR ALL AMERi- CANS BECAUSE A FEW OF THE CONTESTANTS PROVE TO BE NOT AMATEURS.

Henley, Eng, June 25.-The residents of this riverside town who reap rich harvest yearly from the regatta are an- athemising Coach Fletcher of Oxford to- day. They realize that their pockets will be be touched if this is to exclude Amer jeans from further regattas is adopted, and they do not like the prospect Among [ the rank and file of the rowing mems opinions vary and there are indications that considerable opposition will develop against MT. Fletcher's sweeping resolu- tions. He contends that it will be the fault of the American National associa- tion of amateur oarsmen if Americans are prevented from rowing at Henley.
 "They have not done their duty" said MT. Fletcher today Every foreign oars man coming here to compete has to sign a declaration that he Is an amateur &C., cording to the laws of the Amateur Row ing Association of England. The Vespers did more than was required. They swore in affldavits before notary public that they were amateurs under our deil- milton. They were supported by the pres- ident of the American National associa-
 
 afterwards that the affidavits were false and that the American association did rot take proper care to learn the facts before 1t endorsed the entry. Under these circumstances I say that we ought not to to accept American entries until the American association puts its house Tn order and new association is formed on proper lines"
 Sir John Edwards Moss a high Oxford Eton authority on rowing, is not special ly hostile to American entries, but he considers that Henley is not the proper course for international racing, because under certain conditions of wind sec ond-rate crew might win through having a sheltered position.
 Joseph Wright, stroke of the Argo- naut (Canadian) crew, denounced the proposal as being an insult to American colleges.
 He said it is manifestly unfair to cast slur upon the amateurism of over forty big rowing clubs because one or two 1 black sheep"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-26
OGDEN CROWDED.
 WITH VISITORS
QUARTERS MUST BE ENGAGED WEEKS IN ADVANCE-WATER- MELON SEASON IS JUST ABOUT TO BEGIN IN EARNEST.

Coden, June 25.-(Special. )-For some weeks this little watering place has been full of people from many points in the in- terior. All the boarding houses and hotels are kept full for as fast as one party leaves another arrives to take its place. Indeed, with some of the best known and more popular hosteleries, 1t has become necessary to engage rooms weeks in ad- vance. The summer girl is very much in evidence, and the efforts to secure cases of seaside tan are amusing to the natives. Elbow sleeves conduce to this, hence el bow slevees are all the go.
 A craze for artesian wells is prevalent among the good people of Coden just at present. That popular caterer, John Rols- ton to add to the attractions of his beau tiful place on the bay shore, last week had a three-inch well drilled. At a depth of 525 feet a magnificent stream of the purest water was tapped that flows at the rate of 5000 gallons an hour. That started the craze, and every citizen in the village forthwith beseiged the we'll man, and 1t was difficult matter to de- termine who should be next. The Mobile and Bay Shore railway won out: then Charles F. Graham, while others are threatening to import another outfit to expedite matters.
 Mrs. W. G. Bridges has gone to Memphis to visit her sons and daughter, and will spend the greater portion of the sum- mer.
 Miss Alice Stanton, one of the efficient teachers In the Codin public school, left few days since for a swing around the circle of her Mississippi friends.
 Miss Sophia Alba Is at home for the summer vacation from the Academy of the Visitation in Mobile.
 Capt. W. G. Barrow of Pensacola was recent visitor to friends at Villa Alba"
 The Rev. James McCaskill, travelling evangelist from Columbus Miss, has just closed weeks tent meeting He goes to his home for fortnight's rest when he will spread his tent at St. Elmo.
 Watermelon season Is nearly with us, and this section has an abundant crop that will soon be ready for the summer bOarder,