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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-21
TRIED To- KILL
PROBATE JUDGE
pIointed BY Decision Chicago
Man Fires Pistol at Charles
Cutting Who Is UnhuFt.

CHICAGO, M. Dec. 21-Disap-
ointed by a decision rendered some
time ago by Judge Charles c. CUT
Ting OF the probate court. Frank F.
Ellobrock. of this city, attempted to
shoot Cutting in the elevator of the
criminal court building this morn
Ing He placed revolver against
Cuttings side and pulled the trigger.
Cutting moved slightly the instant
.the cartridge exploded and the bull
let passed through his clothing with
out touching him. The elevator man
and Others Immediately disarmed
him ana he was taken to police head
quarters. 1t is believed Enobrock Is
insane,
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OFFICERS
ARE TO BE CHANGED

The following changes are
scheduled to take place In the sta
tion Of some Of the members Of the
army recruiting party: Corporal
seIbert. who has been at the Wheel
ing station will come to ClarksburB
to take charge Of the auxiliary sta
ton here, on Dec. &c the station
win be closed at Oakland, Nd. and
Private Williams, who has been in
charge there will come to clarlzs-
burg also, Private Trouchet OF the
Parkersburg station VIII leave the
latter part OF the month for Bllrins
where an auxiliary station win be
opened the hrst Of the year.
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= 49, -

Polls. Nd. Dec, Henry
alias Henry Chambers, who
itfed felonious assault on Mrs.
Reid. Of Brownsville hye miles
Annapolis, last Friday and who
eltessed the crime, was taken from
here this morning by a mob Of
sky masked men, carried throttgh
the city, strung up on a tree =
body Fiddled With bullets
The mob battered hoi the
ati door ana with draw re oIvers
pelled the Sdep ana three
Hes 70 remain % I've until they
red the prisoner
personneF of the mob Is not
The police permitted the mob to
5ave Is way, none of the officers APP
3 interfering.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-21
LEWIS PRESIDENT
And Earl Sheets vice President of
State Poultry Association.

At a meeting of the stockholders
of the State Poultry Association JUST
held in Buckhannon, William H.
Lewis, of this city, was elected presi-
dent; Earl Sheets, of West Milford.
Vice president, and G. c. starcher.
secretary and treasurer The an
nual exhibition held the first OF the
week at Buckhannon was very sue
cessful and a large number of
premiums were given to exhibitors
of which there were several from
clarkshurg and Harrison county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-21
COLE
VISITS CITY
Tells Of HIS Stay in south AmeFiea
He VIII Go to Dawson,

Consul George G. Cole. Of Weston.
spent wednesday night IN the city
He but recently returned from
Buenos Ayres. where he was station
cd, ana talks very Interestingly Of
that place, Mr.. Cole has been trans
ferred to Dawson, Alaska, and VIII
shortly 20 to that point. It may be
he Will not 80 until spring on ac-
count az the dimculty 70 be expert
enced in going to that northern CLINE
IN the winter time, being compelled
at this season OF the year to 90 over
land about five hundred miles. N
summer he can get there by ran ane
boat
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CHRISTMAS FOR POOR
Is Being Looked After As Usual BY
the Local Lodge of ElIs.

The EllSs are preparing to dis
tribute Christmas supplies among
the poor of the city. They have eng
gagged a room at the Waldo for storS
age Of the goods. The soliciting
committee composed of Harry Douds,
R. B. wiI1ison and David carper win
be busy tomorrow and Monday gath
ering the articles and the charity
eommitte econsisting ot~6 L. Hick-
man, John n. Clim6fd and Lucius
Hoge VIII Distribute them in time FOR
Christmas.
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PYTHIANS
ELECT OFFICERS
At Their Meeting For Ensuing Year,
and VIII Install Them at
Next Meeting

Anita Lodge, No. 10. knights of
Pythias, colored. elected officers as
follows at its meeting Thursday
night and will install them the first
meeting night in January:
R. A. West. c. C.
c. G. Jones, v. C.
]. w. Robinson, Prelate.
v. Kirk, NJ. of W.
George Jett. K. of r. & S.
Alex Henderson, M. of F.
John Nelson, NJ. OF Elk.
J. w. Washington. Trustee.
H. Ransell, NJ. of A.
Spencer Dix, I. G.
Sam Corrington, o. G.
R. A. West and Alex Henderson
delegates to grand lodge.
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CAR IS PRISON
FOR Federal PRISONERS

The regular prison car. attached to
No 4. eastbound, over the Baltimore
& Ohio, last evening, attracted cone
siderable attention while the train
was lying at the local station. The
car contained a score of Federal pris-
oners that were being transported
from Muskogee, Indian Territory. to
Washington. The car was almost 4
verltabIe prison, as the windows
and doors were heavily barred. and
a strong guard, heavily armed, stood
inside the doors. The prisoners
were accused Of various oHenses.
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scHoon MRETINa CALLED
Conference of Educators VIII Be
Held at the Capital in January.

superintendent Thomas c. Miller
has issued call for a conference of
educators to be held in Charleston on
January II and 10 and the indica-
tions are that there Will be a large
ttendance A general invitation is
tended to superintendents, princI-
,43ais ana teachers and 1t is announced
hat there VIII be round table dis
rGtslon onsvarious matters of general
interest. Administrative work and
the duties of those in charge OF
schools and school affairs will also
considered. Another object OF the
onference Is to further acquaintance
rnons 7hose engaged in the work.
ese meetings will be held In the
Superintendent Miller at the
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el lQR H0N9R
RREE95
Passing snita8le Re olut IONS
Upon His 1tlFsnenf
From That Body.
PRAISES HIM Fo1s sERvIICE.s
So Honestly, Capably and FaltII1iiIIy
Given in Administering the Az
fairs Of Harirson County

At Thursday afternoons session
OF the county court; that body took
suitable action upon the approach
ing retirement Of Samuel s. Faris.
from the membership OF the court.
his term expiring December 81 of the
present year. Resolutions were Of
fered by A. D. Basse1l, another
member of the court. and they were
adopted and ordered spread on the
records of the court as follows.
Whereas. The Honorable Samuel
S. Faris WIN, with the end De the
current year, closes period OF
twelve successive years as a men,
Der of this Court. his term expiring
on the S1st day Of December, 1906.
we deem It proper and fitting to exc
press our high appreciation OF his
faithful and honest services as
member OF this body
Therefore, be 1t resolved by his
associate members of the County
Court OF Harrison County, that We
appreciate highly the honest, intelli-
gent and faithful services rendered
by our associate member of this
Court. Samuel s. FarIs. who VIM re-
tire from ONCE at the close OF the
present year.
"MF FaPfs has been member of
this court continuously for the last
twelve years. and he has brought M
to the service a high degree of intel
ligenee and unquestioned integrity.
AS member Of the Court he has
ever. stood for the faithful execution
of the laws. and like faithful dis
charge OF all the duties imposed up-
on him by his obligations as an Of
ncer He and those who have serV-
ed on the Court with him have adj
honestly and economical
" the affairs of Harrison county. ana
so intelligent has been the course
pursued by them that on hfs retiring
from ONCE the county Is free from
all debts and obligations of every
kind and the tax rate Is the lowest
n the history of the county, ana
perhaps the lowest in the entire
state of West Virginia
yet no public Improvement has
been sighted, the necessary county
buildings have been constructed. ana
county will close the cur
rent year with substantial surplus
in It's treasury. IN all the work
which has resulted In placing this
county in such an envlable position
Mr. Faris has done his fun part, and
t is with sincere regret that his as
Jociate members of the Court are
to part with him otHcialIy
1t the beginning Of the new year;
md we further express to Mr.. Farlg, s
IN behalf Of the intelligent citizen
ship of Harrison county, profound
hanks for the honest, impartial,
,aithful and Intelligent manner IN
which he has discharged his duties
IS public omcer.
cit is ordered that the foregoing
be spread upon the rec
,rds of the County Court Of Harrison
county" '-ai,,t.
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GIVEN HOMES
Are Two Children From the Humane
Society at wheeling.

r. H. Brown, humane agent, ar
rived here at $3.50 O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon from Wheeling with
two children from the state humane
society and was met at the station
by Humane officer B. Brown Stout.
one of the children was placed in the
home OF Richard HOFFMAN, Of Water
street, and the other in the home OF
Gilmore Coffman, at Rosebud.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-21

Charles Rymer was placed on
trial in circuit court Thursday fore
noon, charged with entering the
home of Frank G. Gaylord the night
of October Z last and beating, choK-
ing. gagfng. binding and assaulting
Jessie Pritchard, a young lady in the
employ of Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord,
with intent to kill her
The prisoner is represented by
w. H. Polling, and L. C. Grille is as
.sisting the prosecuting attorney The
jury was placed in the box shortly be-
fore noon and the taking of the evil
dence began in the presence of a
large crowd Of interested spectators
Frank c. Gaylord and wife testi-
fed to the disarranged condition of
their home upon their return from
the theatre that night and to the find-
ing of Miss Pritchard in the hallway
bound and gagged and half uncon-
scious. The also related incidents
in connection with the discovery that
robbery had been attempted and of
the capture of Rymer by bloodhounds
in a lumber shed near the Parr
Lumber Company's planning mills.
Miss Pritchard herself on the wit
ness stand told Of her being In the
library room reading. and, when she
heard a noise in the house, she open
ed the door into the hallway and was
seized about the neck with both
hands of a strange man. choked,
gagged and bound and knocked into
insensfbility. She saw but ore man,
though she believed he had a con-
federate.
When asked II she saw the man
in the court room. she stated the
prisoner was the one who seized her
in the hallway on that occasion. Her
identification of Rymer as her as
sailant was most positive and her
evidence in this particular could not
he shaken by the defense.
James Hardy was arrested a few
days after the capture of Rymer and
Jailed. charged as a confederate of
Rymer in the attempt to murder.
Miss Pritchard He stands indicted.
too, but he chose to be tried separ-
ately from Rymer. He Is in jail
awaiting trial.
]. w. Schrader, owner OF the
bloodhounds, was the next witness.
and he told Of the trailing from the
Gaylord residence and the capture of
Rymer and said his hounds we're sure
in their work.
After Mr.. schrader had fully es-
tablished the competency of his
bloodhounds. other witnesses were
placed on the stand. who Identified
Rymer as one who had hung around
saloons and other public places.
Rymer himself on the stand denied
it all and accounted for his presence
In the city the night of his capture
by stating that he came that night
from Fairmont ON a freight train
and stopped at the Y, where he found
the lumber shed and retired in it for
the night.
The jury evidently did not believe
that story and the State having
complete case against him, 1t did not
take the jury long to return YER
dict of guilty.
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FRIenTsNaD oows RUN AwAX
From Their owner ana Fave Not Yet
Been Located or Found.

B.. Brown Stout lost ten Jersey
cows between and 9 O'Clock Thurs
day night and has found but three
of them so far. They we're a herd
he had brought from Ohio and was
driving them through the city from
the train, when they frightened at
the street cars and electric lights
and got away from the men who were
driving them.
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cH11.D DIES.

goseph selIaro. slx-months-old son
AR and Mrs. Samuel sellaro, of
sien Falls. died Friday morning of
tneumopIa. The funeral will take
ce Saturday, morning. at o'clock,
ess being held at the parents
and interment in the Holy
eemeteFy In this city.
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DEATH or BABY.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Rowe. Of Byron, died Friday
morning. The funeral will take
place at Byron Saturday morning.
The burial will he IN the cemetery
at Byron
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LIFE aENTENCE

CYNTHIAEEA, KY Dec. 21+6ur-
tbs Jet. found guilty Of the aasassin-
alton Of James CockriIl. At Jaeksons
four years ago. was today sentane
to life Imprisonment. Jett Is nd
serving . liEe sentence for eompi
~ "a the muEde g o Attofis
cum several years go.
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Y
IN GA5I
on Miss Jessie I'ritchard, An EN-
PIoye At the Home OF
Frank Gaylord.
GAGGED AND BOUND HER
At tIs. Home of Frank Gaylord One
Night When Burglary Was
Attempted

Charles Rymer was found guilty
by the jury at $50 O'Clock Thurs
day evening of feIonious and muir
derous assault on Jessie Pritchard.
The jury remained out but a short
while His guilt was clearly estab-
lished
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BABY DIES.

The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Chareampy. of Byron, died
Thursday morning aged two months
The body was buried IN the ceme-
terry at Byron Thursday Afternoon.
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Ms. oLIFFoRp poEs NIoE1Y.

Mrs Callie CLIFFORD. who was op-
Grated on at St Mary's hospital for
appendicitis a day or so ago, IS dor
ing nicely. her many friends are
glad TO know.
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coUNolMI VILE nnaET.

b The city council VIII hold 2 reg1-
lar meetin tonight At s O'Clock n
the council room.
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seea o1er and with No Police
Iul tslice Man IS Strung 70
Esiddled with Bullets
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nj - II q 81 III
WOMAN ASSA!Z
4ehf tgls Atiqs u qIliy Chambers,
81 3 Mask 8 d SIobss
4 Annapolis.

alIl ao6E ~ JAN. doom
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

c. N. lehrdsrtt. clear store, sis
Second avenue.
Quaker nrua store, 1913 First sV'
snues
.. u. Mullen. al Ballard avenue,
opposite city halt
Frssasnt Drug Co. tWing street
ard Fremont avenue.
rhas. Harris. az Pesteffiee, Rsns
ton.
iiss Eastlaks. Usstisks DRUG Co,
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- ihs Home nufsfT
Ito tiN cash. madegh tuct1
- hns large ~ s-fsou
- taHAt Dc sold 4Hifk mlnule9
ahap. u cut a. be soss s-sJ
1900 zoo each. m0asrn
ifliL iiph a Iiss,ei
leo no cash. modern 49,.
'etlass. On Queen Anne s-fepq
H.aaS 10 saah. modern 49,.
." s'nau i9t' broadway dis a
8 % 80 eaah. modem -
LahfftaN Ave 'fp0ms -
10 y 80 eaaH E large fssn
~ ssff swell. Htufils ..5s tfat9
'oa'ss sh9isfat osailsn ~ Ia
q - Pretty cottage. ee,... 4
hHss Union Terms ~ ~
y t - W 2a sisa Il seo~ nsaen s.I
L0ra
'ssi- e'Aieo. eleas 70 East union
ACREAGE Il
just south II elts lifnifs
acre tfaetH that saIfl1 at senf
quick returns GaH - tt ~
learn 81 this VHks q
q. - 40 cash. mode,.
taEs. eiaHa b. ~ eaf ~ IN VI.
u 20 tit1 CHsh. moasfn -
taFe, close IA Corner Ia i''n -
. 90 to each. beantifsi -.
modern eaftsFa On nad,s,a" ~
near care. Come 70 - ~, n1ks
We love f. sell hlfass. 80 hpfsl
this aiff hHsiufHa We 80. ~ iataf
and studied values In stie1ti
more th@H = years ana ~, -, tef
Set has DaHffiI II fhia k.fcts
T. fHhstHHiiHfa this 10 -, p-Iittfe
on demand. tske haek an -, ~ WI
said - uH hud refund IT, ssf -
htfahEefH are Al liberty 80
reference - q cur inteeflfg ~ 20
heitY. ~ Ien
I'm 20 cash uodsfn. un,..s
room house en- Oafea \
eQHefafs basement "Nt VI
ThEkN a SMITH
Main 5eaz
walker BaidlnR hs
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luH acre an cleared. fenced ~ fruit
Wlth good ffuum house ana hfonasf
house Tor chickens. fine Finw nlt uFrf
- Hard This Dr. "a snap 80 81 90. II
O. 500 fHHh. balance easy terms
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70 acres. 700 aofes improved Food
house large harm. ehinhHn
hnuafH root houses. HfanhFF.
magbinart hauaes hateea. reg
iHtrffd bull. "a COWS II hnlfefr.
cHifgH ~ ufhpYa, chickens
HlHH w sheep. all farming i'm
nirmunfs steel roller scales.
nHHunH. huHNirs. aii harness
ail email fuuiH boz feet faHsf
complete ana up tnedate farm
Tor fisalu nu terms iafHted
close Ga a ihfitins o.
iai HrfcH With 20 HfffH CLEARED.
fine iuaruum house. large hHfh q
All feet new windmill Hnd
pump. also milk cooling plant
the hnuHe has hot aud cold sat
e. bath rtC splendid bearing
orchard. Hii small fruit 81 fHha#
hHii fine team ~ hufafa. HaH
uua Harness. Hli f4fHiHE iWula#
mfHia railroad station uu the
land finest ~ water, located
within one hours ride uf the
city. for fiisI. on terms
ga acres. With ~ arrna cleared.
coed hnuHu. barn. uuthuiidinHs.
team 20 fine horses. cows
chickens HreHr. duoha. etc.
splendid walter, an new farming
implements neW Majestic
fanHe brand nsW household
furniture located between tNu
thfiYinH towns nn the railroad.
fHf fiWu. nn terms
uFfss nii under high state 81
cultivation. With splendid new
Groom house. large harm aua
auihuiidinEs. water rirsd all
over place, there ate Hii kinds
~ email fruita and farming I'm
pifmrnfr. q cove horse. HaHHas
huHE1 hafnrsH This place r.
located riuac Go the intefufbau.
where fuu can have telephone
end electric iiEht Price g only
81 30 un inrua
A MRENcE.
srit Second Ave
Entrance uu Marion IT
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PETIT A HON,
COLMAN BUILDING
AcnnAaE On HpEgIALrY
IMPROVED AcnE ggAH WOOD

IMPROVED ACHE NEAR WOOD
LAND PARK
unH acre an cleared. fenced. ~ fruit
With good ffnnm house ana hronaef
hpuaa Tor chickens fine Wow aii pFrf
k&iiafd This b. "a snap go flie1. II
a. 500 cash. balance easy trfms
H1VE AeHr nAHuAtN on SEAT
TIE EFnHEt'f ihfhifi ithAk.
ai e. sS sa, "a sa 81 /. ,9 s,l fa
taf fe4 per acre. fhiH - a special
htfeain "a 40 pee acre.
THREE Ae.eFH LAKE wAHIusds
TON WATERFRONT
4 fine level piece uu iliH eide ~ the
lake and commanding fine view ~
both lake and mountains good soil
aud nearly cleared $50 for TIE three
acres. terms
nAtr AN AcHE NEAR COLUMBIA.
only five blocks from ear line, Efastad
schools utra good rnli nnd with
fine view $50 zach. cosy terms
RIAL ALDER bottom
Forty acres ~ the very best 81 alder
bottom land aud only nine miles
from Pioneer square. near Lake
Washington Hnd on good county
rad. only e. per acre
PE1'Tir a SON
ni'tie colmHu bldE -i5
pivF AcnE TRACTS. iN PANTHER
LAkE uAitpEN fHAcrH
ALDER rt LAsP 4fEERS A 4fs,gh SOIL
LAND LEvEi. SHORTLY PLACES
10 BUILD. GOOD uOADh
fHEE MAIL DELIVERY, LAND
Easily CLEARED. PERFECT
TITLE
Prices ranss from $50 90 500 Per tract
- down and y a month will buy a
ffaef
IL a gsat.s time these tracts viii bring
more than twice this sum.
ny Nowi YOU CAN'T LOSE
MONEY
The fske is stocked with Fish. fishing
prohibited Tor two yeafa
PANTHER LAKE ~ SOUTH or
HEATfLE,
mat e little distance from the I'm
pfafumsnt district whore the rail-
roads STE preparing % build shops.
Mafe than one half ~ these tracts &C
tHaiiF aaid Eforfun. pleased.
decd 80 a. Investment. Eoed 90 live On
y ~ HAYWOOD.
Room "A Bailey neg
FouH ACRES ifandy 30 ear al inss
proved. large beaflnE orchard. usS
a.f0am house. barn aud chicken
house. & 49, very easy terms.
ROBERT MAt1Hf.
aia.Na ~ Alaska HidK IL
CHEAP AcREB ns~ heuss. fine
fer chickens and berries only teTt
on terms ~ - down and o. 20 per
month. wili sell chickens 81 Is cents
each Come quick leaving cauntrt
De- ~ Angel az pawamish hflfEs.
pnig few minutes ride % New hsn.
Ton car linF I'll
mHY acreage AiogR the new Seattle.
Everett HHa3 values will dunttei We
have tbs brett tracts on the market
Alatisf Lake tracts
GEORGE ~ MEACHAM.
40 ii New lufh hiofk.
l. 100. h. itiA
Gene AID zee waterfront tracts on
Lake IS anhirEfua
HElfnTAk NA1ToNEY.
sis and ~ Ssw fork hieck. 1T
10 acres leased lard. on YAkim. zee
sf4stiuu. al under cultivation. Eeod
improvements, free water viii SCI
~ trade fuF eitg properly. n HoNs
- az Ave North --is
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ACREAGE ACREAGE
. - uAf.F CASH % miles from g.
Httle. Nc have ~ acres. - Wiles
from "a ~ la acres IN euiuFAs
tiHH fine d-ruom house. barn
chicken houses cows fruit 90
laying hens Ills team - huFarH
wagon and farm implsmanlH etc
impfuF rmrntn Cunt more THAI We
ask fuf ihia.
q. % ONE THIRD CASH g aefes
miles ffun Seattle. D. acfea iu
Efhus isaiAncf in Eund timber
which has Nhiuf ruual - the
price ~ ask Tor whole ihinE
9. ~ PART CASH or cry rnop.
ihff. fuf Il HfFrH. good house
barn and authHiidiusa. waterfront
property Z miles from sIlaiHe 90
sont road and - a. Ideal daiff
aud chicken ranch. With best 10
cal markets in the state
HATFIELD INVESTMENT co.
sii Globe itl1ra ssia
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Georgetown
One HaIT
Acre
Tracts

Al Improved aua ready q E,iy~r
he finest location for 4 horrs a
The south Part u the fitV.
The inefFass iu value "a s,ys -
viii be rapid On account ~ fls -
Der ~ large manufacturer - -.
Planning - erect farturier afI ~
seattle Electric compaEys -
plant 20 be built Just afroa ~
street -
only il ruinufeH' ride from p,sm.-.
hqHHte o. the ueN heuion car -.
tracts fsuss Ia price abst.t "a 49,
Ana terms are fsf4 easy sith 1.sS
Get ~ 8 per cent.
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'fhfes sssvm fufniahsd flat ~ walk
lna distance. Mam tau 10 Cd'am.
bia. "A
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Fer sals-Ml.esllsnsous
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1.rcom furnished fiat eompleto for
housekeeping Sc watkins dlHtanys
Main 0ia 4a Columbia Ia