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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24

Alabama Lettuse-Crate. S1.50Q1. .75. Cucumhers-Crates S2612 50 Egg Plants-Crate, S2. 75@3. Squashes-Crate. $1 75@2. New Irish Potatoes-Per bu. $150; per barrel. S45Od5. Green Peppers-Per crate, 8.
 Hides and Wool. Green salt hides. 7laGSc. Green hides. 617c. Dry flint hides, 15416c. Dry salt hides, 13q15c Sheep skins, 25q75c. Goat skins, 10Q25c. Tallow 41zq5c. Beeswax, 25d26c. Washed wool, BOG Clear unwashed wool, 19q20c. Bury wool, 9410c. Ginseng, $3.50@450 per pound
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24
Southern Railway will one

Southern Railway will oper- ate special sleepers on after noon train Monday 27th from Birmingham and Anniston to handle the Reunion business to Richmond. Call on Agent at either point for reservation. Go 9seHoInb eq4-uIsq4noS eqq Gq way.
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$14.50 to Richmond and re- turn, account U. c. V. Reunion. To give their patrons an op- portunity to visit the James town Exposition Southern Rail- way will extend limit, and honor tickets for return trip from Norfolk. Through sleeper
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Feed Stuff.

Corn--No. 2 mixed, 75c.
 Oats-No. mixed, 43c; No. l white, 5Sc ; white clip, 58c.
 Pure wheat bral-, 30 or 100. s1.30 Cotton seed feed meal, s2s: prime. s27. Corn chops-$f.2 20s
 Corn hearts, Sl 25.
 Shorts-100 pound sack. si.35. Hulls 80-lb c. s. $s ton; 20-lb c. s.. 4oc sack; 100-lb c. s., s11 ton: 100-lb C. s., 45c sack; 100-lb sack hulls, Goo. Hay-Choice timothy. s27: No. 1 timo- thy, s25; Johnson grass. SIS; clover mixed. s24.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24
LixerpooI Cotton Market.

Liverpool, May 23.-spot cotton dull; small business done; prices 15 points higher; American midding fari, SIS; good middling 7s4; middling, 7.1o; low middlng. 6.76; good ordinary, 6.10; ordinary, 5.72. The sales of the day were 4G00 bales, of which lDO were for snAaplation and sx-
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Interior Movement.

Houston: Steady; middling. 121a net receipts, 2941; gross receipts, 29f1; ship ments, 2737; stock. 4.9O8.
 Augusta Steady; middling, 127s net receipts, 213; gross receipts, 213 ship ments, 3l; sales, 137; stock, 20,332
 Memphis Steady; mlddling, 12; net re- ceipts. 197; gross receipts, S4l; shipments, 1776; sales. 1900; stock, 117,24
 St. Louis: Steady; middling, 12is; net receipts. 36O; gross receipts. S39 ship ments 1929: sales, AS; stock, 33,566.
 Cincinnati: Net receipts, 552; gross re- ceipts, 552; shipments, 67; stock. 9413.
 Louisville: Firm; middling, 12
 Total today: Net receipts, 426S; gross receipts. 53S6; shipments, 564O; sales. 21S2 stock, 205, ,450
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24
Treasury Statement.

Washington. May 23.-Today's treasury balance, exc1utive of the gold reserve, shows Available cash balance, $252, ,496, ,742; gold coin and bullion, $95, ,142, 427.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24
Naval Stores.

Savannah, May 2S-Turpentine firm, 601sc; sales. $50; receipts. 795; shipments, SPA. Rosin firm; sales, 25O1; receipts. 1916; shipments. 2SS1 stock, 33,O57. Quote, A, B, c, $4.3o; D, s4.52@5 .55; E. $4.721a@4. .75; F, s4.so@4. .S21a; c, $4.9o; H, $4,s5; I, s5.2O; K. S5.45q5. 50; M, s5.55; N, s5.7O; VIC, $5. .70a5. .75; wv, $5. .S095. .S5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24
DR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY 1 SPECIALIST B PRIVATE DISEASES,
Euaraulbuo

 you a permas lant cure c{ private troubles and that you may know my guarantee is re- liable l refer you with per. mission. to the First National banlI, Alabama Nationoi bank. Steiner Broth- CTS. bankers. Jefferson Couns ty s a V 1 n ge hapk and fhn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24
A U MOBILE E INSUR ANCE. Jemison R. E. & I. Go.
RAILWAY EMPLOYES
 PICNIC.

Picnic at Germania Park postponed pending settlement of street car lockout.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24

yellow, 57c; petroleum steady. Resin firm. 1urpentine quiet.
 New Orleans, May 2S.-Cotton seed oil 46c.
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SIuns,

Sigma The most difficult work solicited. Herrai- tage. of course. ,
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES

Showing tho arrival and departure of passenger trains at the Union station. Birmingham:
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Central of GeorqIa,
Seaboard Ar Lii
Arrive from
A N c H OR LINE

GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY Sailing from New York every Saturday = New twin screw steamships "CALEDONIA" and "COLUMBIAo
 Average passage IF days.
 AND FAVORITE STEAMSHIPS
 "Astoria" and "FurnessIa." For tours and information apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. New York. STEINER BROTHERS. Bankers. R. w. LUCKET. Union Station, Bir- mingbam.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24
Utah smeIting Arguments.

St. Paul, Minn., May 23-Arguments were begun today in the federal court of ap- peals in the case of the Utah Smelling company, appellants against James God frey and other residents of Salt Lake val ley. The latter secured a perpetual in- junction against the smelling company, restraining them from their smelters on the ground that the fumes from these smelters caused death to vegetation and sickness to the inhabitants. It may be a month before the court hands down a de- cision.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar to it. self in merit and curative power Takc only Hoods
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24
Metal Market.

New York, May 2S.-The London tin market was higher, spot closing at 9l90 l0s, an advance of e1 and futures at e1s5 15s or 15s higher. Locally, quiet and unchanged at $43. .50d44. Copper was lbs higher abroad; spot G102 5s and futures, e99 15s Locally. quiet and quotations a little lower. Lake quoted at SPA. .5Od25. .25; electrolytic, $23. 75a24. .25. Casting, $22. .5OG 23. Lead unchanged at $6d6.05 locally, but advanced to f19 1Ss 9d in London. Spell ter declined to f15 los and was unchang- ed locally. Iron was a little lower abroad standard foundry at COS and Cleveland warrants, eos 11sd. Locally unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-24
Cotton Seed oil

New YorIA May 23.-Cotton seed oil firm; prime crude, f. o. D. mills. l31h@A;
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Coffee Market,

New York, May 23.-The market for coffee futures opened steady at unchang- ed prices which was about in keeping quiet and the market showed no change from the opening figures until after mid day, when 1t sagged off under scattering liquidation partly Joy Wall street houses The close was quiet at a net decline of points Sales were reported of 19,0O0 bags including May, $50; September 5. 30; December, 5.30; March. $40 Spot quiet; Rio, No :. 6ssc: Santos, No. 1, 7ssc; mild duIl; Cordova, 9G1214c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

,.<ssp- rrisHrsps sssxtssA
CANTON. o.. May % Ths BODY
4 N la sax.oa AcSlaley vas
a.rs hesias ,hs remains Of the
mrvr.s president IN TIE vault
nrsly afser oun O'Clock this Al.
raoan There wAs no sermon
4 - houas aua sbe ssryisss sere
Z - simplest Rev Z o Bun
"A usrar az the FIRST Mnl hediat
greapal shnrvh had shafwe and
: 50 assisted - Dr. Holmes. a
hrxer pastor
9szs kindly light vas sauE
q tarinx IA rendition mauy a
y teard tfs gay silently town
y sAesks q the moufners FOR
- saa uas q The selections az
y ssasfai u WIliafn Mekinlsg
A. ~ laas stfains af the song
~ xsay TIE ne % The easAsi waa
HsA he PAL. bearers bafs Is 10
b Asafst aaa tae pFpcessioa 10
= s1stsrY Was formed
NJ relatives rode On che frat
srax raa Ia the secoaf uas
f.nsat Roosevelt. Esce. President
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now Anatr rur taoRtNu ~
sefff.tlUss euoffo CAUSES
PROPRIETOR ~ CHARGE
rtn,N nANfs. D. a. BLAINE
AM NII.uoN Tt0kNa Win
aIxBf ufzANoH

Hecauss Percy Davis i'welsf.
eoaid not asroc 10 tbs improve
msn,s that william sehslie pro.
prlsiof q the innovation cafe. sas
making IN Bis catering establish
msnt. srhslle to-day had Davis ar
rested and swurs out a complaint
Tor ths arrest q = = Maine aud
WIimau Tucker. tau wsil-kna~n
aeal attorneys. representing Davis.
Davis and schells have iheir res
pseilva places u business 10 The
- henrfman hioeh az First as aud
Chsrrg 81 and for some time past
friction has existed hetwren them.
ThtnEa cane "a a had yesterday
when ausue one cent a FoeA weigh
inE sa pounds crashing down =
yenIilatnr pipe Ia The rear % The
Il hsueftmAn huildiuE q smashed
ssntiiaiae reeanilY pos iu By
Rehelis 90 carry away IRE fumes
from the cooking and dii other
damage srhcils Immediately o.
eldsd that navia sas ~ The bottom
q b. hsuaaee The jsaeler has been
BE- heated argument manY times
lately because ~ ths alleged nuts
auee caused hj thr cooking
The charge made rs 6eheiie IL
malicious Destruction ~ Rfoperty
Davis aud his lawyers claim that
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PAY TAXES OR
BIG FINE

A las whlch has Tor years been.
q deal letfef IN kinE county Eill
b. Invoked b. CnuntY Assessor paf.
ish 20 compel tax dodgers q par
their share % tatea unaar tbs las
= fine ranging frum Ga 20 e. 600
NAY - Imposed up1n any person
or corporation faiilng TO lisf ans
asteaaahlt personal property. or riv.
lHk = falRs list After consultation
with Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Herald Assessor Parish has deter
mlned % have proceedings begun
undsf thai las against the taiisd
Warehouse company and a number
- other large concerns which have
refused % aiioN chs deputy assra
sofr ta come upoB lheif pf mlsea
for the purpose u making out a lisi
Of asaesaahls property
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LICENSED TO WE'D

fae = fiaff 81 naa uaIlie Eus
rtaHrr r. Maaraa idaho
Efrd Anderson sf aHd Wpry 81.
setter 81 seattle
EHmand HHHn. &C. ard Eleanor
smlfH 81 HaamHHa
4ahr 4 HiaamHnfs IS. and HEida
Carlson 81 seattle
Jake 9aeaaann e1 and AnEia
Mainline et Maple Valley
Daniel ~ HAYES. - and fiHEie
q gfansan RI fafis ttfY
BERT Carlson 81 and Elizabeth
ueFHaaa 81 seattle
THradafe Uaaa 49, Chicago.
anf Leah q Huhan ~ Seattle
Hsurf NJ Kerr ieRai age Haat-
tIs. and taafftta MaHlgomsfY De-.
81 ags krnaF1Hze
guf e kmHf - ard Ethel Mau-
fcf 20
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CATERER HAS JEWELER AND
LAWYERS ARRESTED

arhailr has no permit % run a
restaurant In The basement % the
schsuerman block. having leased
che place for a saloon They claim
that be started two fires IN Davis
store bY his cooking. which was
then stopped BY injunction They
refuse 10 admit or deny that fhey
we're responsible for the rock
ahieh smashed sehelie.s ueN reut-
later yesterday
The warrants against Davis
nlains and Tucker were served to-
daY. aud they pat up bail Wifh
Judge Gordon 20 appear Tor trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
STUDENTS DRINK

ANN AHnoR Mich Nay -
TIE saElaiaHF eiHh - taa aaiFrfs
city has gathered statistics O. show
that aa Co 81 per cent ~ che unl
FsraitF students indulge in iufau
eating iiluafs - saun ssfanl ius
vesttHafluus Into tHe Ann Afhuf Has
loan Situation have been going on
several weseta fn eHafEs 80 T. =
brown o. iaw o. hhs been found
that tha saloons ~ thfa eitB zee nat
typical % tHf dram shop uffh aii
re evils They hfe social rehfrfe
TIE saloons are held Co be- better
than the soda fountains faf thef
ere more iuslriUIs Harina leather
cushions and al tHs COMFORTS -
home saloons wHiah cater 90 The
campus trade Go aH exclusively
permit $50 HkseaaeF are veil fur
nisbrd and generally sanitary
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nftH were rekistafsa today az
fnlawH
CarruHfAAf wHHaIfa FmerEHur
Carroll ser.
sifhelr-kt wafsIde EurfRsurs
hospital MAY s4 90 vtfe - geoFFe
% sirHefs. e son
GrraIe1-At Framnut MAJ ~ fu
wife 1f grnfar Gfehiaf son.
H4krraAt sat SECOND af MaF 1s
ta stfs ~ W 49, maker o. daughter
AmhrHm- IzfI Howell ct.
max gf 70 uIfe Of FRANK UmkHHm
a son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

One dollar month.
There ism Z wage Garner in the city Of
Seattle who can Z afford TO give away that
much money
There are thousands who can just as
easily afford 10 give away S. a month.
And still the people Of this city would
stand idly by and allow an institution such
as the Wayside Emergency Hospital TO re.
main IN want. possibly 10 close its doors.
for the lack Of an addition of less than
500 a month TO It's income.
The Star wants as many OF It's readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

Fairbanks Secretaries Tan and
CostelYoa
Guards FOR President
Directly behind rode socfei sefy'
icsmsn and guards and behtnd
thssa uefu Garfield. Wilson. pr
Ri4ay. Knox. Hsrflek. 6enesai Cor
ban. thea The State ana city Of
firlain
At the vault tie ritual service %
the Methodist Episcopal church
Wss Rad aud after bsaedicsfoa
the coffin as placed Ia the vault
Hundreds gathered afound the
vault ans ths soldiers % the quart
over Meklnisx's tomb eers amonK
The zadtrHt q the mourmura These
men weru sFsat fasositsN 81 MFa
ArklnlsN
The floral decorations wsfs sim
pie and Nefs faf the most part
shits ana red carnations
Mysterious Forsigrers.
Ths presence ~ mysterious tor
siwusru in the fity today caused
the police s@@rd 90 b. tneFsAaea
TIE route ~ = the president toak
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See Victoria

TAX . NFanfifuI trIp On FuFet
sound Mas 1ath Pour hours g.
Victoria Special excursion Fiven
~ Seattle Chapter ~ bank men
leaving on steamer indianapolis
from PEE No ~ $50 a. M
Round trip ouly $500 Tickets on
sale a. office 81 Alaska Steamship
Co eig First ~. or pier I IN the
morning -
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Mrs. Mekinlsy was - long an
invalid that the cltlfrna at large
fsii little personal less The crowd
Al tbs station waa not a mourning
crowd The msu cheefcd the pTcsl-
dent A. Be aiiKttad ffau The car
and a. tbs sound tho executive Re-
euiled a. II from e bios lie sol
EMMY entered the carriage with
bowed bead bat the chseriuE con
timed The mnuafef police pre-
esaed him 10 ths naY home aud the
secret service guards wens behind
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MRS. M'KINLEY is LAID
TO REST AT CANTON

with the funeral coftegs was roped
Oft The police from Cleveland
and other Ohio elites FASTENED here
aud placed theinaelyoH under the
command ~ the secret service men.
A suspicious looking man Vas
caught lurking about tho home al
Justice nav where Fairbanks Vas
guest. daring the night. hY Wm
1. pay. the Justices san The pc.
lice sent a guard To the home 20
remain on guard the rest Of the
night
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Phoics BY phInney

Are pleasing because b. combines
hiTh Photographic quality Nlih rea.
aunahlr pricea. making very az
tfaetiyo article % persons desiring
fine portruiiufe where prices mast
o. considered
Warrington Block. 595 FIfat az.
seattle -
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Sea-VieW
Tracts

These tracts are On The Sound
bctaeru Seattle ANA Evhreit.
and have first class railroad and
boat service
We have placed this suhlIvis-
Son 0n the market % meet the
demand for summer homes and
ranehlnR The sol r. black.
rich and deep excellent for an
sorts Of gardening. fruit and
berry raising and chicken ranch.
lng Noahare tn the state is
there better or more conren.
tent market. for TIE large cities
90 The north and south Of Sea
View take everything you can
raise ~ fine pYicea
They make the finest summer
home sites IMAGINABLE. for they
are 80 accessible. nicelg wooded
and have such n beautiful Fiev
~ the Sound and 0irmpics
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COAL CASE CONTINUED

The taking Of additional festi.
mony tn the ease 81 the United
States against tae Wilson Coal com
pany. charged uith conspiracy IN
obtaining land In Lewis county "a
be operated for coal mining pur
poses. waa 20 have boon resumed
this afternoon before MaHter-lus
Chancery Worden Of Tacoma. but
owing 10 the fact that Attorney
Murphy FOR the defense was called
70 California. the ease was con.
tinued until June 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

CANTON. q Mas 20 Mrs Ne.
kinlsy leaves a considerable estate
Those Ia = position "a know Ha1
il wtii approximate $3.50 600
She owned several valuable bust.
ness blocks 10 Canton. and bad Ia
eeatmenta elsewhere. together with
Etli-edFe securities Practically
IN. entira estate could b. convert
81 into cash within a short time
Mai MekinlaYn estate which IS
entirely separate from thia
amounted 10 about $40 o0a. IN
eludlng ais life insurance The
Koes 20 the Mckinley family a.
Mrs. MckinleYs death.
Mrs Mary u narher. a sister u
Mrs MekinirYa nearest relative
and i expected 10 Inherit the bulk
Il the fortune
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meath nerara

bsatHs were registered today al
falIaWa
uahl NaftiH naht ts May fs
Or soc q FEtH at
henson Fiafa a. Benson So
Aiaf sr. ~ ne n IfHt ST.
uanr Henry r. uauE as MAY 81.
az Pacific hospital
ThamuHon das Nav ae - $50
b. seth 81
MaUish MAJ y MrHiah. n. May
1f e. aIst aud ftiudH
sfsndeharh Mary p Htendehaeh
ss Mny -. at 1ft goth av s
uatHa = month"; Mst re-. a. fl'
ioth nv
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n.RnIasN INrERoEDED.


NEW YORK Ma frank
Hfil Harr5maH.H former clerk
charged vita stealing ard selling
tire letter which drew THE pffai
dentlal fire. today pleaded raI.fH
sentence waa suspended upuu faa
quest 81 Hartman.
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as can afford IL 20 sign the accompany
ing pledge and mail II to the managing
editor of The Star II you feel that you
can give 81 a month, or greater sum than
that. alter the figures 10 suit
The Wayside Emergency Hospital Ia de
serving OF all the aid Seattle can give II.
II is the only hospital in the city Of Seat.
tie that always leaves the latch string
hanging out
You cant afford not TO do something
for suffering humanity.
Why not do Il this way.
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JORDAN PLEADS ernrY.


SEW YORK Ma sa-usnry
Jordan. the former comptroller 81
tHa Equitable life Assurance Co.
pleaded guilty today to the charge
" forgery and perjury. and was
released on SO 600 bail
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Capt VI T. Weaver vii be mas
ter af the President on her trip 30
Nome June I. 90 place ~ Capt
Patterson. WIN Wili be kept In f.
attic by pressure Of business
COLUMBIA VIEW. real estate
page sss
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CANTON. ohlo. STAY - Frank
Potter. q p SoTe and G Mass
we're arrested on auspieion today
They allKbird from the train frufs
Cleveland The police will hold
them until the president leaves the
city for Indianapolis ibis after
noon.
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SIMPLE SERVICES ARE PERFORMED
EXTRA GUARD is THROWN AROUND
PRESIDENT AND PARTY ON ACCOUNT OF
UNUSUAL NUMBER OF FOREIGNERS
REING AT THE FUNERAL.
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uILLERs' NATIONAL
CONVENTION ~ IfElD


~. LOUIS Mo Stay o. Ths
miiisfs national convention c9nsid
cred the faiiroad shipments t9dH .
Tire principal speaker was ff'Ni
dent FINLEY ~ the southern RAJ
road De generally favored e.
government regulation. but pr
aentod the railroads eide Of the eoHt
tr1FefHH
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Al the Meadows

On Friday and Saturday Of this
week will be the Automobile races
AT the Meadows Cars ail leave
First and Jackson stH. az regular
intervals. iuauring ample tranApor
taflon for all The admission IL soc
aud 2bc. See Al. page 7 "
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Sun Glasses

Are necessary now We have them
all prices schuehafa Optical
"a go
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COLUMBIA VIEW. real estate
page.
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cEolaoir Rumor.
fssstee. Telegraph srrsissA

A&NNtPHa fstNAFHhh NfffAsfff
CLEVELAND. ohio. May ~ -
The family Of Michael CEolgolf a
brother ~ Leon. denies that Mich
aei has gone to Canton. They
claim he has gone 90 Pennsylvania
10 decorate bis wifes gfave Thef
declare they have always been aof
- Cor Icons act and are trying 10
live Il doAn.
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TAKE TIE ase1lNo SEATTLE"
AUTO CARS

For THE AUTO RACES. Car will
leave city at ~ 80. 90, 40 and
% from Pioneer Square Tho
regular trips Of . 30 a. m aud 90
y. m. will be cancelled. Fare 81 90
80
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COLUMBIA VIEW. real estate
page
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SCANDAL RESULTS
IN DIVORCE

CHICAGO. May 20 oscar T.
TriEEa the professor 81 the Unis
frfHitF ~ Chicago who received
unpleasant notafietf on account -
his peculiar philosophy. WAS today
aued for divorce br hia wife. nj
isging undue familiarity with other
women
The japanese liner Kag0- Maru ia
due tomorrow from Yokohama
COLUMBIA VIEW. real estate
page. 80
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$3.50 10 $3.50
Per Tract

Tracts contain tuo 90 fir
afFea each and we are selling
them GA exceptionally easy
terms Property ike sails and
az such low prices is getting
arareer every year % wouid be-
wise Go buy nnE before Dc Will
cost SOU a small fortune
Call III our office and We will
D. glad % furnish you with any
further Information you may
desire and also the best trains
e. take
za
VEST IL WHEELER
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WILL YOU GIVE ONE DOLLAR a
MONTH TO WAYSIDE MISSION?

pledge myself send each
period
l. dollar (siO0).
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Residence ...,.......,.. t..........
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