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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-28
The Denver Road Question.

Austin. Tex, Aug 2S, 1905.
Hon. L. G. Barrett,
Amarillo, Texas.
Dear Sir: We beg to acknowl.
edge the receipt of your letter Of the
End inst, vegarding the condition OF
the road bed OF the Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway company, and
in reply have to advise; Previous
complaint Of a similar character has
been made TO the commission, and
our engineer has been instructed to
mako an inspection Of the line. This
he will do as soon as other duties
will permit
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-08-28

For Lavatory work, sewer CON
nections and all classes of up-to-
date plumbing work telephone H
A. Campbell, plumber, successor to
Campbell & Bigger. 45tf.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
M. E. Church Items

Remember the special Thanks giving offerings tomorrow.
 All services as usual. We par ticularly urge our young people to not neglect their meeting.
 We had good Thanksgiving ser vice and quite well attended. Brother Metcalf gave us an excel lent sermon one most appropriate to the day.
 Subject of the morning sermon to morrow: Democracy and Home Missions. Evening topic: What some Famous Men have said of Christ. A cordial invitation to the public.
 The social held Friday night by the Westminster Club was very successful one. A goodly company of young people gathered at the church and pleasant evening was spent in games and social amuse- ment.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
Eiks Social Session

Last Tuesday evening the Elks gave one of their characteristically pleasing social sessions. Their spacious hall was taxed to the ut most capacity to accommodate their numerous friends and even the gen. erous hosts were forced to curtail their lists of those whom they would have wished to invite. Eu- chre was the game of the evening. The ladies prize, handsome silver iewel case, was won by Mrs. M. I. Powers, w. G. Dickinson secured the gentlemans first prize, pair of souvenir cuff buttons. while Henry Alberts carried way the Skidoo prize. During the evening Mir. Barnes the violinist and Mrs. Stacy Hibben accompanist, intersperced a delightful music. Following very tempting collation. selections on the voliin and piano by Misses Irene Johnston and Alta Hubbs were rendered in very pleasing and sweet manner, followed by a charming vocal solo by Miss Glea- son. To say that all had a good time is but repeating what each one present reported.
 ! Proceeding the social session Os- wald Reuckert was presented with very hand some gold card case as a token of appreciation by the Lodge for his untiring service in prepar- ing delicate lunhes for their social sessions
 Dr. D. J. Brannen made the presentation speech and after some hesitation upon "Ottos"part he was given weeks time in which to pre- pare his reply.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
Pioneers Entertained

The pioneers Society of Northern Arizon gave a reception at the Elks Hall on Monday night in honor of the president of the society. Dr. D. J. Brannen, who leaves Flag staff next week. There were large number of early day settlers and their families in attendance.
 Allen Doyle one of the old Has, sampers, presided at the session.
 Dr. Brannen who was the first physician here, Mrs. J. A. Marshall who taught the first school here and J. A. Wilson who assisted in rising the first American flag here in 1876 before the town was thought and through this incident the town was named" were among those who told interesting "reminiscences of the early days of Flagstaff. Henry F. Ashurst paid a handsome tribute to Dr. D. J. Brannen and his labor as physician during his residence here of twenty years. MT. Barnes and Mrs. Stacy Hibben en- tertained the pioneers with excel lent music during the evening. Refreshments were served and it was 2 o'clock in the morning before all the old timers left the hall.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
Group

Not a minute should be lost when child shows symptom of croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough ap- pears. will prevent the attack. It never fails, and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all deal CTS.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

There has been plenty of zero weather this week, but then we have had the finest sleighing Flag staff has ever had. You cam t have sleigh rides without plenty of snow and cold weather and Flag staff has plenty of both.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

Pierce Mckinney and Edith An. derson, both colored, were married on Thanksgiving day by Probate Judge Kidd. Chas. Dudley the obliging porter of the Commercial hotel was the principal assistant in the affair.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

E. B. Newman who is ranging his bands of sheep in the Little Colorado Valley near Holbrook was here Tuesday on his way to the range of Dent Saver, for carload of their famous strain of bucks, which he will take to Holbrook.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

The Ladies of the M. E. church hold a bazaar in Elks Hall next Friday Dec. 2. A great variety of pretty articles for Christmas gifts will be for sale. Oyster supper will be served from 5 to 8 o'clock. Everybody come.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

Nick Baca was up from Jerome Junction Monday, and reports a snowfall of fifteen inches at that place during the storm of last week.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

Senator Beverige is going to in- troduce a bill abolishing child-labor He should be careful or he will hit some of the vested right of the other senators.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

The New York Tribune wants to know what a carnival of crime is. And the Tribune is published in New York.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

A Washington woman is going to make dash for the north pole. Why not trip to the moon? There is a man in that.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

Probate Clerk Kidd issued mar riage license Thursday to Russell E. Stone and Nellie O'Brien both of Williams.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

It's a mighty poor Washington correspondent who cannot now tell us exactly what the President is going to say in the forthcoming message.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

Mrs. John Clark who has been visi ting at her old home in Maine for the past six months returned Monday
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

Elks Hall will be made very at- tractive next Friday. All come and have good time. P. s. Bring your pocket book
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
Local and Personal

1Oy uepdrItnenI VIII De opened next Thursday Dec. 6. Babbitt Bros.
 Bert Doyle left Tuesday for Los Angeles where he expects to spend the winter.
 Reeves & Hutchens have moved their plumbing shop to the room formerly occupied.
 Remember the Weatherford Cafe when you desire luncheon or a we'll cooked dinner.
 Mrs. P. Coyne of Seligman was here Monday purchasing supplies from our merchants.
 Mrs. K. H. Gillette of Ash Fork. visited her parents MT. and Mrs. F. L. Beal here this week.
 For Rent-5 room house one block from P. O., a $12.50 per month. Inquire at Citizens Bank.
 48t4.
 William Hicklin, w. H. Taylor, Will Compton and Fred McGahey left yesterday for Phoenix. They went with wagon by the way of Verde Valley.
 George w. Mccormick has moved his family to this place from Rhoades that his children my at- tend school. They are occupying the Daggs cottage on Railroad avenue.
 J. c. McGuyre came in Monday from his sheep camp in Coconino Basin. Good rain fell there last week and all around the basin snow fell and there is plenty of water for stock.
 J. w. Francis and c. A. Green left Tuesday for the Navajo reser- vation, where MT. Francis will look after work on some copper properties in which he and other Flagstaff people are interested in. / w. H. Keller returned Sunday from Phoenix where he had been during and since the fair. He says Phoenix and Prescott are good business towns and he is impressed with the go aheaditiveness of the latter town.
 A. A. Fisher left yesterday for Douglas. Mrs. Fisher and children preceded him Sunday. They ex- pect to reside in Douglas if they like the place. Mrs. Fisher will conduct a lodging house and Mir. Fisher will conduct the insur ance business. They are excellent peo- pie and we commend them to the people of Douglas.
 The Weatherford dining room has been leased to Kittie Christman who will be the proprietor and Harry Kislingbury will be the man. ager. In addition to the serving of meals short orders will be served. The best the market affords will be served. The Weatherford Cafe will be the name of the place and it will be open today for business. Ge Lii Heng, Chinaman who was known as Sing" died Tuesday his death caused by rheumatism. He was found in his cabin in a help less condition and taken to the home of Mrs. Jennie Dixon where he died. He had lived here for several years and made his living by raising hogs ard chickens and had accumulated some prope rty. He was an old man agreeable ;md well liked.
 Mir. Charels Burrus and Mary Spohn were united in marriage at the Catholic church on Thursday, Father Connolly officiating. The groom is a prominent rancher of Cnttonwood Tho hrida ia an ar
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

CHRISTMAS is drawing near. Our opening of Holiday Goods will be Thursday, De- cember 6.
 There are many things in our store that will please you. Come early and make your selection.
 c. M. FUNSTON.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
BANK STATEMENT.

Report of the condition Of the Arizona Gen. tral Bank, at Flagstaff in the Territory of Arizona, at the close Of business Nov. g, 1906.
 RESOURCES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
WAR
ON THE LABEL

Seattle HhiuKln maHnfseis.s
aud Wholesaler 10 begun ! ~.
against the labor 8nfana by - .s'
ing ont circulars 10 tAe effect ,t..
the sill not mnnHiaetufs Or ~.
die shingles haadAa Tie nr -
label sA
Tho reason given bY The gs,,o,.
companies Tor tHei# altitude te. 80
Che union label Il efplslnsa1 80 ~.
circulars sent 81 all milne. ~
Robert q Wilson. ~ sesiils =
Wholesaler. and Clfaisun : Es,,.s
The circular from H0befi 3 WIZ
sna iu substance aa follows.
We want 70 ~ be- unde3,,..
that Ne are not iu The marsst -
will We handle. buy or fell sb,ns ~.
stamped with the union tsbsI -
showing any sitna Of the eleass
shop
The circular from Cafsiess
EaflsH was not mads public A..
SIR CafstenH stated that he r.,,S
al the union label a fefions bssas
esp 20 shinale deaiers and sh,s
pera While be ND not say a.,
he would not handle ahiglss 49,.
iuR the label. be aid thar il ~.
difficult 20 market them in so,ss
parts 0f the east when thsy xe,s
stamped with the label. sss 4.
other sections when they dis al
bear the stamp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

boy vas expelled. the father ap
pcaied. and nov tho directors are
trying IA determine what can be-
done IN the matter
VANCOUVER Private Nieholas
Fellows. member 81 COMPANY J.
Fourteenth Infantry. wua drowned
while crossing the Lewis river. on
bic way With the troops 90 thf
snenmpment nt American lake The
mHn tell Into the water accident
ais, hia heavy marching equip
meui carrying hifa out Of Hirhi At
once
LESTER Forrest fires are rae
ing All about THE place Many Of
the settlers are fleeing
pROBaEH Richard Francis a
we'll known wheat grower ia ihlH
vicinity fell into his machine IN
SOME unaooaunfnhln way aud WIZ
horribly mnnRied
KENT Mr. Emma Grow. 0ae Of
tho earliest settlers IN the Puget
sound country fl dead here. The
deceased took az her residence o.
Ald Point 10 1853
TACOMA Game Warden " "
Thompson viii soon leet 60 mes
deputies for the month Of August.
In order ia keep sportsmeu from
shooting before the open season.
whieh begins September Re
wards Of 80 will b. paid Tor con.
victions Of hunters shooting forbid
den game before that date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
SAYS HE USED
A REVOLVER
MAGNETIC HEALING cAeR
TAKES ANOTHER TWIST AND
WOMAN sWEARs OUT WAR.
RANT FOR PATIENTS Ar.
RUaT.

Niles . J Durham, a magnetic
healer living az the Rochester hotel
THE morning Hs0 ore ont IL warrant
fur the arrest 81 = J. Mccormack.
manager Of the hotel. charging him
with threatening her NE
Mccormack. y be is troubled With
rheumatism. has been taking treat
moht from Miss Durham and la the
settlement 81 her claim dispute
arose which Is beina aired Ia The
court
Yesterday. when MlHa Durham
nsnt 10 the hotel 10 act her belong
siaa. nhr says she ana her express
man wore met with reviewer IN
the hands " Mccormack. and With
the gun pointed iu hsr face sho was
advised 10 clear out and net come
back n she valued hor NE. The ease
viii be heard before Judge oeofEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
STATE NEWS

WAfI.A WAiI.A While la Gus.
lody of policeman. William Gala.
bar picked the pockets OF J 4.
acott. az spokane. and was caught
In the act lie vas under arrest
for an offenss IN Walluia.
OLYMPIA Max hofsi. a school
boy. appeared a. school ON June ~
last with a loaded revolver When
ever any Of the other school ehii.
dren teAnad him nofst drew his
rnn- anA once AlaehAfEeh a. Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

when We tell you that youf are
saving ~ ieAni 81 sven time you
bny nARGAR o. HAT Ne mean
t We kn1u and YOU gill kH0N
n you wear one. that DO better hat
vas ever made for the money than
"a nAnGAR HAT II has the style
finlsh and quality NJ the highest
priced head scar. and II made
right. feels right and IN riEht Al
the Seattle Hat Factory only. 1870
6rcund az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
See the Army Transport
"Dlx" In Dry Dock

Sunday being visitors day ~ =.
m Navy Nsfd. be- sure and see the
army transport DiA on tho drYdoeh
the hatiloahip Oregon and tho
training ship Philadelphia. aud last
bat not least I'LL your lungs With
rood frash air aud feast your eyes
On the most beautiful scenery on
the sound Boats ieeo Pier At
$50, 10 and lilo y m. 10. = 30,
$50 and 80 y. IN. Round trip boe
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
U. S. TROOPS OFF
FOR CAMP GROUND

PACIFIC GROVE. Cal. July q -
Ten companies Of the goth infantry
aud three troops Of the itth enyalrY
left here this morning 10 march 10
Oakland. where thsf take the train
for American Lake. Wash. 70 take
part IN The mhnanNara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
pALLiNoER FUNERAL.

The funeral services Of the late
Col Richard ~ BailinEef will be
held Sunday afternoon from the
residence 81 Former Mayor X A.
naliinEer. pie University at. Hey.
n A Matthews and Rev u Lngsn.
felier officiating The active pail.
bearers viii be Frank nflghiman. r.
Campbell. A J Tenant. " -
Deals. George ~ Tildsn and John
g4ufa hssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
SECRETARY SHAW
ISN'T BUTTIh0 N

CHICAGO. July II secrs,,y,
shhw left here today 70 attend n.
republican convention IN nes
Moiuss. Ia. a. which the coates,
Of Gov Cummins Tor renominsiIea
wiil be settled " Shaw ssys /.
n not mixing IN any fAeilonAi fisss
lie will be satisfied Nth any 60.
didate 80 long as he IL q regatil.
can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
WANT TO CONE IN.

The residents ef rhompaon'a ed.
dltion. a triangular section Of terri.
tory north uf the university and
between there AID ItaYeuna park,
nra anKinua Ca become annexed 20
the city Ia order for Thorn 70 DO
80 it will require vote of tho
people Of Seattle. az the territory Ia
not sufficiently popuioua 10 be In.
a0rporated and come Ia as "a mu'
.ttE4UaItfN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

With All state ara riparian shaFs Ia "a
fis hts pniY siEht tracts left eat a tho 81
a. ia use riai PVT On rerart last month
ifteet. fiiQ as. See and $50 on terms u
- down anf ft1 month Whsu the lake Is
lowered these taiuHs VIII certainly quad.
Farls TeAs Washington street esr see
NJ Weed 81 office ~ Rainier Beach. ~ g
X Hiuffetsut owner Ni BOSTON block o.
nafHi@f Hssnh Ii. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
Acre Tracts

Acre Tracts
AesH rHAers etesr TO yoas
H-s Co. = rkss r.. 90 - - ssi < siss.
Aens Thsrfs a. 8 pairS srarioS
- 49, -
nanwaEusl = nHfeEsoN.
A. ta 80 washsastaa ma
KCHr sNF 0sTF STnr
Hons "a Russ Tracts
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fisr 80 s.s.sssl-. 49, ss ai-si 80 -
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~ ne.soa nac@. ms Hssaiss tsasA
20 sEIs- Flrr Tf1ITEsn faaTh I See
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gaftsauasrs
uaivERsfrr rhsss va. teeisaias esy.
tesie- 18Th tets ei=afst a
hssd- thsas. ~ ss. 80 to r..r.
~ Ice. $3.50 ..sh. wih = .sesss sess- al
Va, ssss. s.s res ..si
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THIS 10 a dsaitmhss hastnsss pTHp-
sry ace rin steadily incfsass =
81 ,e ssn esii sea Is % sho~
yea thls
stfa REALTY . tsvEeTmEST co.
- Mes ya4s W
TfTAY aSr fa&oHknw
yes e.n cay a fsae iet vita city sstst.
sissrsiss sssd .tts-i hshts se~ ia faf fisa
s..,ss ~. ~ 's =. - -. 80 fssi
sststs tan wtn ~ - nesiea e caHFinEs
Isa only Is sInniss re- tsss car ,vsry
az 10 aeeshsa- seattle. ~
snap BuYR
80 depn hal 90 Haanfhir. hsw IN
,ss e&r iies e. Dearborn =
-. east Aet ne 10 nsaf - dness
y. &C terms. eef etlAi sftH. houss
visa nsiisvus near NsFesf
2 - IL i.fs s..,, ~ ..s.s 80, ,ssr ksn'' up-
fh1-Niss 10. nssf taks Nash isFns
80 sAsh. 81 nenihlf. hosse ard I lqts
LAWS y noaENHAuu.
Heal Estate Operator
Hire Insurance
- ofi.nisi Hik - md Avs
wriss n You csnt eoms II
~ are. eel Improved vim bsafins ffaii
/ tree. herrF bushes. flowers ard Vegetables
/ chicken hausss eiiy water y ~. terms
I WI SCI PET osnef, 7t~ fatena Ags i
phans Nntth III 50
/ have sofne 500 f.aEs sfashI0Efsr
/ wsfsrffont lots sud ell stil them cheap.
I Tor a short time anif a. ] am EninE east
Nswlan nom TIME building II
/ cifEAp-fssvins soHnifY n acf.s cioss 10
Z On sirsst cas line only $50 On terms ~ ~
down snd rsf month - eosi me three
iimes the pfiea SEE Humans cashier In
{ Times tioek call forsnaons. eams cuiek n
F0F sale tine lots Esfda' fsSs s0TTT
Carolina - hstHssn ftffh snd Seventh
ave- So airten. ia HfcsdwsY st ballard
LOOK At THIS
Wv ffonnl house ard large strip - lard
i00HfH feet walking distance a. Ger and
81 minutes ride to city. fsrfns 100 cash
ana 90 per month. rffee 500
NicHoia % tinlan nt u
LARGO LOTS fiao
lose a. level fine iocation. seod Wee,
on car line q usf month
HOLMES q LAWRHNcE
Main tnie. ~ seneca Street
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

Te The star-Main ieaa. ina
li2a The star will call and col-
teet the hill and Viii send 90
you The answers b. yaur go when
addressed -eafs The star
RATS FOR ClAsStFtUp
ADVERTISEMENTS. atTuA.
TON WANTED, HulP
WANTED AND At OTHER
ADS. ONE CUkT A WORD.
Seven wafda 81 fractions -
Insertion.
Seven words or fractions %
words to thc line cash ga adj
vance when charged 60 a..
count actual number ~ lines az
tet VIII be counted Minimum
hiI Ter an eaH ah eenfs iial-
lard Want Az. AEeacy, 7. II
Mullen. Sgt ballard Ave- ORR
City He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
TWO WHEELS GONE.

Leon Grimm. tbith Yssief way.
reports the theft 81 bicycle stolen
from the Western Union offices yes.
terday afternoon. Harry Harpeti.
81 Hoy a.. also reports the loss Of
hls wheel. stolen from the Pacific
block yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
Mems, Women's,
Boys and
children's Shoes

Every pair Of Shoes IN our Big
Store has a given name by the
manufactures on every box: also
on the shoes The make we offer
IN this sale win Include the entire
line of Robert Johnson a Rand
Shoes. star Brand shoes.
Gold Bond. a medium heavy calf
skin shoe. Quit Sale price. 49,,
.+stttttst stss.t... .ss.rt.55
Paecmaker. vici Md dress shoes.
Quit Sale price ........S t.sJ
Nut Cracker. caifskin dress shoes
Quit Sale price .s.t..... s2.f5
Tiger. very nice for all kinds Of
wear. Quit sale price st.f5
Giant calf heavy double sole.
good working shoes. Quit Sale
price tst4st.s .tsss..ss- Id
Patriot. Pilgrim or patent leather
calfrkln. Wei hid. an OF our st.00.
1850 and $500 shoes. Out Sale
price .t.,.s,. ..,,..ts..,.s $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

Josephine North. Of 1870 Egh.k
ay. has brought divorces procssG
lngs against = l. North, 90 ~
grounds Of cruelty and drunks..
ness She claims IN her 0xn r.sts
the Dresden bakery. on Pike st A
Franklin automobile. money IN
hank and Q summer home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

TEgan a Erickson. phctosFaphsrs.
~ the Eitsl building. are offasax
sorus extra fire trs cabinet pksso
for t1se per dozen. Open SATURDAY
evenings Closed Sunday zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27
foR aAlt-AeHtAor

nknWAtAt ~ AtHf INANfn
Flhs alter iaeA ga ths pirs lus saah =
30 eitF fftes 49, 80 ssfs. - essh Asa
q b NIenola. . rslaa IN ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

stable supplies of every kind ~
ths Henderson hAedleTy Co, III
Occidental ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

lAsi yen snaps With Waahbufn Thafns
Rainier Baaeh. phone hast .it6 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-27

q fao-s ruoIn fHodsfn hours.
On sth ave. West Dot AstN
fmrfuF cWfntH paid o. an
fash nsefffafs ~ fteea. bel
$50 sRhF terms
" room house on ifth AV
West I block FROM tufnftaF
fo0siN feet Price g. on.
o. 600 cash
D. e HYEus q CO.
az 20 Arcade ~
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Specials

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aissa7ss WAH ffassf esfaHa Aft fTss Il
5 :. eiir a. : ss psiss ~ ~. 80
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81 !, 's ,s.a. As - m a s H.. -
n shas sestiea ~ t.as
FoNrira Az -on* - ne bees rafasts
sotin - psas .. -efsh $50 IL ihs
Ssseri, ~ LAKE usiOS isas,it fs.s
tesafifai issFfefss sfeaea as.f flus 7ss,ss
rhis place - art eh.sp e. stNe Values
- - &ain W stat iguehff
eraE nAuukfSn Is isss - rrsssaaf
10 = sIEIeES CO. - Wssainsteh m
T7S1F dKaTFS THkllfa
A. Nsins@F nssst. - fsahs Wsshina iun.
sr.aa sts- ts.spss@sss. ety ~sfsF. sias
usas ftasss iaeaitaa fsf fraits tssstsetss
ehlshsas sst pissans shuat nlsuiss
IN is.sla ,fs $780, l. s.sn sns ss asr,s.
49, s ..,.., 80 esH ps .ss n..s
K srfaTEvAsr o-n.f
~ nnsfen Hsss. e. hairisf hsarh
nAnQsfNa fsln TO-DAY
t-fssra nsaisFn as~ eassass. N.7ta. sasF
isftss
Z hsaatifai tafs a. Green lake. nics
fpan cottage fruit FaFasn ans issa.
o. - @aEF
fnara eeftass / bsess ftom ear. Green
Lass. gttsa lee crap
lots At Green LAKE . per month
So "a hsfcrs tuYtHa " have Bargains
lrEErt.Es a pdRE 80 rsflns nlers
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