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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-12-06
SOC to Csc Fine Dress Goods.

SOC Nuns veng all wool figured French Chales $50 all
coored Panamas; English Mohar mixed colOrs all wool
mixed Sung; SOC SergeS black green blue per yard
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c. S. CROOKS
Highland Box Social a Success.

The box social given at the High
land schoolhouse was success in
every respect. l think it is safe to
say that the largest crowd Highland
has ever had was in attendance. The
proceeds OF the social which were
1895 will be used for the special
needs Of the school. We expect to
purchase large flag and also q set Of
Indian clubs. The teacher and pupils
wish to thank those present for their
help and good order. Iwish to thank
the boys for refraining from the use
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OF tobacco while inside the building.
l. F. DEMERssEMAN,
Teacher. J
School Report.

Report Of Dist. So for the third
month ending Nov. 80, 1906. A.
tendance SO, punctuality 90. Neither
absent nor tardy: Edna. Clara,
Willie and Lester Sautter, Rosa
Meister, Caroline and Margaret Meyer,
Bessie, Clara, Ethel and Josie Seu-
bert and Hazel Glenn.
LEAH HUMBLE, Teacher.
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Treasurer, W. Buttle, Hope.
Clerk, Geo. Hay, Hope.
RINEHARr.
Trustee, W. Z. Hassler, Chapman,
liz. i. d. /.
Treasurer, G. G. Buhrer, Chapman,
II. +. u. 1.
Clerk, VIM. Latzke, Chapman. r.
II. D. 4.
SHERMAN.
Trustee, A. H. Ryon, Wakefield, R.
IN. d..
Treasurer, Daniel Jones, Chapman,
R. F. d..
Clerk, Jesse =. scripter, Detroit,
r. F. d. /.
wiLLowDALE.
Trustee, G. M. Burke, Solomon.
Treasurer, Leonard Patten, Solo
mon.
Clerk, H. K. Holzworth, Abilene.
wHEATLApD.
Trustee, VIM. Boyce, Carlton.
Treasurer, Hugh HOWE, Carlton,
B. F. D. l.
Clerk, A. 0. Remington, Carlton,
R. F.. d. l.
UNION.
Trustee, A. F. Weber, Herington.
Treasurer, A. G. Pagenkoff, Hope.
Clerk, VIM. Rohloff, Herington, R.
F. D. 5.
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SLIPS Fine Dress Goods.
$500 and $2.25 Dress Goods.
. Black or Colors,

imported mixed Suitng blue green gray check pad
genuine Cravenette Covert Cloth tan, green gray black
mixed inch black chiffon broadcloth elegant impoedQ1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-12-06

Grain markets corrected every Thursday
morning by W. B. Giles, grain and coal'
BUTTER MARKET,
prices for creamery butter AZ .poinO
named for week ending today. Dickinsoa
cou mtg price IN cents less than New YoVa
az cent6 less than Ohlcagol
KANSAS OITY-Fancy separator S0c
fancy &c.
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Big
Bargains
=. AT THE.
ARCADE,
2O6 Cedar Street, Abb
lene, Kansas.

We are offering big values
in our Closing-out Sale OF
Mems and Boys Clothing.
Hurry up, h e is your chance
to get a Suit or Overcoat for
little money. We offer you
A $50 Overcoat for 4.SS.
The $50 value at 6.96.
The 1850 value at 1888.
In Ladies' Goats our stock is c m.
plete. We have full line Of sizes
In Blacks, Casters, Plaids and Hern-
bone Stripes. Every garment is Of
the latest design. We have made O
big cut on prices.
Ladies' Long Coats, 800 value, cut
TO 1928.
Ladies' Long Coats, 7.60 value, cut
to 5.9S.
Ladies' Long Coats, 1880 value
cut to 1925.
Todios,Topo Coats a. 20 value. cut
IN II "a.
T.a,o. 1oro co.ts On M valne ont
e1 10 e
:" $3.50 ,. o.. 80
have cut the prices, viz:
The 200 values now at 1877.
Inc S'OO values now ~ d' %
m; TSs 4'0 ~ va ai,,es nOw a. a. . AZ
~ C.,,s".,,. 80. a.
lnia S,'s anu D D,,,"no" r,Gos a
M os, ~. Ia n-, ~ IA AZ / o. o4S
AZ, -a.a,,.to'v,oar sLirt. O,r
Lau!es .0suy ~. = aonrIa.o H..
cI"S,Sn ,ha i.tast novaIt,as n this
saasor Rroadcloths Ser0es. Pan
amas Mohairs, Fancy Plaids, Hern-
bone Stripes, silk Finish Brilliantines,
every garment marked down for this
sale, 1928, 1877, 2.4s, 2.97, $3.50, 4.l6
ana upwards.
In Mems Suits we offer stunning
bargains.
Mems 500 Suits at 2.96.
Mems 500 Suits at S.SI'
Mems s,SO Suits at $50 =:
Mems lz.oV suits at o.oo'
The big Shoe and Rubber sale.
Mems 200 Shoes at N.4o.
AZ
Mems Guy S Sl :. 90 = 90
mems 80 onOss ~ z'o.'
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Unloading Dress Goods
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

a sale Of Dress Goods that will doubtless,
greatly surprise you twice. both now when
you read this news and when you come No
the store to make your selections. A sale en-
bracng both such big values and SO wide a.
range Of desirable dress fabrics is out of the
ordinary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-12-06

In all 500 yards Of desirable Dress Goods
urday Selling. Look over the list again. Is
there anyone who cannot find what she
wants, who cannot afford new skirt, waist
Tor dress?
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NEW TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Successful Candidates 1t the Fail
Election.
BANNER.
Trustee, j. H. Sommer, Hope, h.
r. D. /.
Treasurer. Ernest Wuthnow, Dill
lon, R F. d.
Clerk, W. A. Klingburg, Elmo.
BUCKEYE.
Trustee, w. H. Cook, Abilene.
Treasurer, Jerry shuey, Abilene.
Clerk. John Stoffer, Abilene.
CHEEvER.
Trustee, w. S. Ayers, Talmage.
Treasurer, A. B. Minick, Abilene.
Clerk, H. L Knisley, Talmage.
CENTER.
Trustee, John Lindahl, Enterprise.
Treasurer, J. F. Buhrer, Enterprise.
Clerk, Harry M. Knox, Detroit.
FLORA.
Trustee, M. E. Simpson, Manchester.
Treasurer, E. W. Glenn, Manchester.
Clerk, B. A. Lydsy, Manchester.
FRAGRANT HILL.
Trustee, s. B. Maloney, Upland.
Treasurer, J. A. Meek Chapman,
R. F. D. 2.
Clerk, W. E. Shoffner, Chapman,
r. F. D. 2.
GARFIELD.
Trustee, W. G. Woolverton, Acme.
TreasureE, A. Shirack, Solomon, R.
+. D. 2.
Clerk, Frank Meserve, Abilene, r.
F. D. 8.
GRANT.
Trustee, John I. Lesher. Abilene.
Treasurer, H. W. Schaake, Abilene.
Clerk, B. F. Landis, Abilene.
HAYES.
Trustee, John Reel, Detroit, R. F.
D. l.
Treasurer, Lee Long, Detroit, R.
F. Do.
Clerk, William Lexow, Detroit, R.
F. L. 2.
HOPE.
Trustee, ]. F. Lederer, Hope.
Treasurer, J. Nj. Ketchersid, Hope.
Clerk, +. R. Fry, Hope.
HOLLAND.
Trustee, J. A. Patterson, Carlton.
Treasurer, J. E. Ireland, Carlton.
Clerk, John Mustard, Carlton.
JEFFERSON.
Trustee, Hiram Springer, Dillon.
Treasurer, J. M. Mosley, Dillon.
Clerk, A. H. Shelter, Dillon.
LOGAN
Trustee, A. E. Reynolds, Navarro.
Treasurer, T. E. Taylor, Pearl.
Clerk, Henry Hansen, Enterprise,
r. F. D. l.
TIRERTY
Trustee, S. H. Gugler, Woodbine.
Treasurer, Herman Oesterreich,
Woodbine.
Clerk, C. F. Moore, Woodbine.
LYON.
Trustee, Daniel Jones, Herington.
Treasurer, D. Ballantyne, Herring
ton.
Clerk, G. Bauer, Harrington.
LINCOLN.
Trustee, H. B. Aldrich, Solomon.
Treasurer, J. 5. McCleskey, Solo
mon.
Clerk, Bert Ramsey, Solomon.
NOBLE.
Trustee, P. F. Whitehair, Chapman.
Treasurer. J. W. Shepherd, Chap
man.
Clerk, A. H. Oesterhaus, Chapman.
NEWBERN.
Trustee, Geo. W. Easter, Abilene,
R. F. D. 6.
Treasurer, Mike Hoffman, Donegal.
Clerk, E. R. Provance, Abilene, R.
F. D. 6.
RIDGE.
Trustee, W. ]. Rowe, Dillon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
STATE NEWS

El.LENEnI RG-Aftor Wild 20.
mlie run IN al automobile. Sber.
itf Thomas yesterday afternoon
overlook Fred Howard. charged
eith horacsfeallng. st Bleweti. In
Cheian county. and viii return With
the prisoner today Yesterday aft.
ernoou Howard stole valuable
saddle horse from pasture and
brought Il 10 the ciif TO sell He
was unsuccessful and started TO
leave the country.
NORTH YAKiMA--The labor
situation IN this valley is beoum'
lng more SERIOUS than ever before.
The demand for heip u Increasing
every day. and It ~ almost impos-
sihle Go secure men 70 DO the work
af harvesting the rfora Farmers
are nov paving from tiIh TO ~
per day and board
AuBURN--At last the people OF
Auburn are promised water. II IA
intended to pump the water from
the valley niile west OF town ia.
30 concrete tank OF a million gal.
Ions capacity on the hill In the vi
entity sufficiently high TO give the
desired pressure The system viii
coat $4,000. which sum 10 about
the city's bonding limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
ON AN
ELECTION
WEST SEATTLE OFFICIALS
WILL PUT SALE or STREET
CAR LINE TO \ VOTE
FRIENDLY SUIT aFTERwARD.

II has been decided BY y r..
hicnRtrp. elir attorney 81 Wes,
Seattle. and Mr. nonworth. atior.
ney Tor the Seattle Electric com
pany. that the proper plan 10 pur'
sue regarding the sale 81 the NUM-
ripal car line would be % call an
election and allow the voters 70
raiifF the action of the West So
attla authorities. OF vote The peorn
ai,inn down
should such an election be favor
able 70 the project. then friendly
suit may De Instituted IN the 50.
periof court % prevent auy com
ulicntlons that might possibly arise
IN the future The statutes pro
vide that municipality may pur
chase. own. control and sell real
estate or personal property, but
they arc silent On the subject of a
street car line The city council
Of West Seattle eiil hold a regular
meeting Monday evening. Angus,
n. when the time for holding tho
special election will be decided
upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
ASSAY OFFICE suss

Since lnls ~ the local assay ~
flee has been working ovef'ims
catch up with the great aHoan1 :
work that has been made necess...
by the large shipments OF eoia "
ceived since that time aud On.
on yesterday did they eaten ~ ~
with their work On July 10 s-.vvxs
GOO in gold came into the o'l,s '..
and. although extra mon we're y"
on the frequent arrivals oil tos.
the entire force was kept behlnu ~
It's work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
WATER FOR QUEEN ANNE.

The disabled valve gate AZ the
steam pumping plant which supplies
water to the Queen Anne hill stand
pipe was repaired yesterday after
noon and the plant put into COM
mission again last night. restoring
the normal supply OF water TO the
higher levels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
MExICANS FORCE
YANKEES TO LEAVE


FL pASo, Tex. Aug s--Ftf,y
American machinlsts, who arrived
from Mexico today, say that they
were forced out by striking Next
cans. Tho Mexican declare they will
rid Mexico OF oil Americans,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
Favor sTGsL vlAp0cr.

Resolutions calling for the huilts
Ing OF steel visduci across ~
Great Northern and Northern Paa-
fie tracks OF Grand boulevard %.
tween Seventeenth Az. west ara
Twentieth av. west. another eslihs
for improved lighting service oa
Magnolia Bluff, and a third askiae
that larger water main be lAid 70
Fort Iawtop. were passed unea's
mously NJ a meeting Of thf ft.s
Lawton Improvement club r. ne ei-
flee Of capt. w. y. Thomas F"enus
eth av. west and Grand boaie'hIA
Capt. Thomas presided at The ieet.-
iuE and w. Il. Walton was se''s-
tarN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
PUBLIC PRINTER
DISMiSSES MILLER
fserinn. nsvs, s.rvie.A

49, ~ $500 N'NNF
WASHINGTON. H. G. Aug g.
". A. Miller. who WAS suspended
some time ago. was dismissed this
morning by the public printer. Miller
wsn assistant foreman ~ the bind
cry. BE was the cause % the pres
ifent'n order making the govern
naeut printefy an open shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
NEW ASSAY OFFICE RULE.

Deposits containing Rs low ne
one fourth Of gold will now be &C
eepthble NJ the local assay office.
according 10 new rule received
az the office yesterday from George
= Roberts, director Of the mint.
Whenever the amount of silver IN
such deposits does not exceed the
value Of the gold. the deposits vii
be accepted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
CHILD ON
HOODOO DAY
BABE BORN TO WOMAN so
YEARS OLD ON FRIDAY. THE
1874, rs BOUND TO PROSPER.

NORTH POWDER. ore. Aus. a.
Born on Friday. the 18th child OF
Mrs. II. o. Gorham. who II so years
Of age. ~ now pronounced beyond
the shadow Of death which has how
cred over Il since birth last week.
Superstition IL not IN the makeup
Of the mother Of the child. who says
her youngest daughter win over
come the obstacles OF birth upon the
'hoodoo" day and live long and
happy life.
The oldest child o. Mrs. Gorham
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FiREMEN WE'RE BUSY.

Fire yesterday damaged the home
Of $. G. Drisco, i0s Twenty sixth av..
to the extent Of tlo0. with $500 In
surance. The cause 81 the fire was
a defective flue. a brush fire at
Warren av-. ana small blaze al the
zeal bunker also gave the depart
ment a couple Of runs. No loss In
either case. The fireboat assisted
at the ks@4ters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
EXPERTS START
ON TRIP
PROFESSORS sEoewlck. HAR
RiNcToN. Or. hE6 AND JOHN
n. FREEMAN ARE ISske1h
eating The POLLUTION
QUESTION.

Professors sedgwick and Hfr
rington. % the commission 70 n
Vestigatc the question Of pol'nlsaz
on Cedar river, left for the river va
North Bend yesterday sfternoc1
accompanied BY Dr. Hes. Of -
state board OF health. and CIT
Engineer Thomson.
They were accom- panied also y
John II. Freeman. Ar eminent sslr
tary engineer OF Proyidence. n /
engaged for this work by the stss
board o. health. The investigated
will require several DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
CLARKE COUNTY
ROD AND GUN
sPoRTsmEH MEET AND pr.
VlsE RULES FOR HUNrIno
or GAME ~ wAsHlNeron
STATE.
tsisr Special s.r.is.1


VANCOUVER. Wash, Ans
The enihualastie lovers n ths -.
and rod f. Clarke county are a,,..a
mined that wanion siauglts,
game ahail cease In the sfat.
Warrington. ana in aecofdspe. 40,
this View the Clarke County CO..
Protective association al a ,,,.s,s.es
held ~ the court house here v..,a-s
day gave serious cahaidsrailou -
set Of recommendations wbies -,
be submitted 81 the neat secession :.
the legislature
The saHooihtl9u fseommspos H.,
The fec far hunters licenses ~ g..
81 81 year 10 residents =, 49,
state, regardless ~ county -
dariss and that tho license o..
non-rssideuis be left o. the rsi. !,
ilo pei aanufni that the gam. Ia.
Dc - amended az 10 III the $3.50
season Tor water fosi from y.lr,4
ary 10 September !, and aiss 80
oihHsnd that the game limit /.
hsed 81 20 birds during any On.
week. reckoning from saturday IA
saturday instead ~ 4 daily limit. a.
il now provided.
For upland birds ths recommends.
ilon provides for closed season h.
tween December ] and Rspteub.yf
of each year. and during ths en.r
season Tor limit o. 10 birds Der a.
II 10 also proposed 20 pFohlhi, A.,
hunting With dogs betW Deem.
Der - anf Hsutsubef 10. faila~gs.
For The protection u fish n -.
recommended that a limit be puf :.
the daily catch TO be allowed ia.
Has fixed 81 20 per day Tor brook !,
mountain trout n il also prope.ss
70 prohibit fhe sale o. barter ii fl.s
or game Of any Mind coming urss,
the protection u the game Is1s
The association also recommend.
"a that q bounty Of go be 1lss.s
on cougar or mountain lena. ara
that g. be paid for The dssiruet.ss
Of Wild cats o. lynx A hoanty a
five cents each was placed On cror.
for their destruction while the ess,s
81 bluslaYs 10 TO be encouraged By
al offer 81 one cent for each os
killed.
RsY. J = Snyder il president a
"a. asfarE fHUfsfaHN uMaEafasHAw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
BIG PRICE FOR LOT.

Approximately SOS, 600 was paid
Yesterday by Alvin Heinrich and
NJ ". BrugGemann. through West a
wheeler. for lot 5. In block 81. G. u.
Borcn's addition. situated ON the
east side OF Fourth ay. between
Inmea and Jefferson sta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
surlE HELD AS WITNESS.

Fames Butte. claiming that 2.
saw A. n. Lane attempting TO sA's
entrance 90 a Northern Pacific %.
car recently. Is held as a wiin<sA ~
the county Jail Lane Is at llbsr0
nnncr hnnd OF HOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
A Mans Best Pun

The best pull that any man svu
had Is good ssisy~ts y tisl hapit ees
count The hea yAa~a 10 txppo0
OF Seattle. where year rsoum %Ex4Z
because n draws I p~s e..as sly
compounded Start es,Sns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
HANGED FOR WIFE MuRosA'
Star ansnlal s.rvieeA

CHARLESTON. =. d. Aug y
William A. Marcus was hanged w.
morning FOR the murder Of bis WV
I'm April last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-03
DISPOSITION OF TROOPS I
AT CAMP TACOMA. 4
Upper Camp.
REGULARS

First battalion Of enfineeYs I
! First battalion field artfi- I
} kry. three bas-wies
! One company hospital corps 4
: Fourteenth Infantry. ten I
: companies
One company signal oorps I
Twenty second infantry.
eigni companies
Second cavalry. four troops I
NATIONAL GUARDS, I
Oregon troops-One RED I
! ment. one battalion. aiateen 4
! companies. 4
! Washington troops One 4
company signal corps fSszi. 4
} tlel. one troop cavalry TIA :
coma .
! Lower Camp. 4
) REGULARS 4
Fourteenth casalry. sis 4
! iroopE 4
Twentieth lnfansry. ten com 4
} p4nieE 4
; Eleventh battalion. field az. 4
tiiisry. fwo mountain batteries 4
! seventh infanlfY, txelts I
! companies 4
Third Infantry. eight com I
} pHnleH 4
; NATIONAL GUARDS. 4
J WASHINGTON - Second regi I
} mebt Of infantry: twelve cuH 4
; pauins. one company hospital 4
; corps
; Idaho-One regiment of n 4
} fautry. twelve companies 4
= $500 49, sstttn
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ia I Fsa-s7 80 i1lh slsesfir 49,
s....s - -. - s.' sslr 80 - 80.
o. soc wasts nesslaa - SO tlsa'
ffHn' Broadway AL Pas yAf $50 fash
fsfifs Hs1stihff
tis~tst y n ffassf. ta.s fffss riss.h
ffssH isssrse tlin ar eaHhsf ieis
nn-oais ~. is. m ns - sss,
80
tss Tas - - wsssisEs uosisssFs
tkss e. sl'sse i@as go 'lss.
sssm b<Sea AZ - rusf tissss
frees iAs4eps inN 80
= frsslrs Screen Hafiass sssssfn tai
hsas ea8effhsN
fanS q saurnauv a. nassas Hiaet
Fhassss $50 ina 500 4
---7-r-717S a. ~ 80 y 80 Tgs2sFANr
Hifssasi seattle
f..rnsf tshs Naf sns Hsinif Haqisfsfa
fhanss naassf Gesi t5ie
rw aats.-Nsu taass sin ~. IN 0sfasu
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aatas aantsf flssas. en Hasaisf taatsseFf
s.sr Hlsn. e ieinatss FaAs ffan iasss-sg
81 AZ ~ au i3es - egra
seaiH y fea HsHt esfeatas ce'as ss'A
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80 - So sifsH 90 So tsf7ss
IsRfgN isTs tiN
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uoth&s = AwRENcr -,
rsfssa i1is. ~ 81 taas fsAasas ffuFs
- wla - eaIfh So sash ~hsh gsssi =
talfi - rsiH hsfs - e - nies 80
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safstaf anstl sat aat '9 fift sfrFfnns
fiaffs q ntHasar. aaafs NfnfH ~
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tisi hfsaHe ssts41nsh ~ Nfns tsass tHasf
a. 80 s.Fsfss, q ei~ez AT itom -;
- --.---'-.--- 80 - 80 ssT- Ta7i--g
= r. ssrissfs rss.s z vsssi.fa csnesa
4 - 5000 : &c sssf llrral 1850
EN5aks Aga lsaza.n Hasifr nafanK 81 hEaes
Great future fNn H#wn h4innNs FasF
80 felnsstaHn Z iais terms
MafaaRs fasHs MaHf
LAWS FtuNE = HANM
- orssHssi Nteek sesttf Nn ~
fNsH HAtE
~ esnss 80 n.s.isrs !. fs..,a eg','s 49,. =,
Ar Is fgafe zsaaf Miaai 3 81 fs4s rn tFth
- FHfth - caah HsHnf@ rlNnftlf
fsffas 81 a wlih naffst Hs d -
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rHTAr 3 sefss etass IN ~ fafiflc gttf
II fks saisFt naGFs g. iaFtns hsns ffHKH
1ssssY nge uafF Ffs 81 fsfuss - ~ aHwn
49, y rsf uaahfh So Mksts Ai fssfasHsat
- Pacific riff IN raraHue tntsfaftan street
ar lice ~ AsatFa 81 t4afheless ~ HiMa
saan's sffisss In Times hiuzA eems tsfaFs
- F.s.,rs N
Is v ear shuNs HasuG - On g - tliH'
rfam'a Hirtr 81 and 90 caf NHs Meadow
GARDENS VII rtahs ~ buyers rich laFns
sfsrfs - feet tenN Hulr faaa. tsHms q 80
rfrrih Afro several small houses tHe ~
En- tsfns a q ~ sagpthl free wcod sna
q NffHlHTan II 4
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foR NAtf--IstAt tsrhrt
Bargains
Esi.Ee-INu pnuN Latest
ftaVEsas Dos 7 pAtL
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TO-DAY Asb TOMORROW
You esu buy = SO loi uiih siiY water.
sidewalks ara street liGhis n0~ in. faT fito.
asaifis tsdsS snd Sc The lots ana real
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SO IffTMTs of sfanss sisafss. cioss in
valley land opened today " houses vii
b built 81 anra Prices 80 up. terms "
- 80 sais.iasa ~ Tunes ttass today n
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u.so8 BUYS GROOM COTTAGE on
QUEEN ANNE H4I HipfE FNNN
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real Estate I.eans ana Iasasancs II
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good Waii 0n lhsn VIII trade FOR team
cord horses n " carr itfh AZ. ~ ~
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