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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-12

your sister makes a charming hos
tess" said Ne1la with an approving
smile. ''It must be a great relief to
have some one to take from your shoul-
ders the burden of the entertaining"
you bet" declared Ted with more
fervor than elegance. This dance will
cover a multitude of social debts. But
come, let's get out of this and into the
real country. It lies just across the
road We can sit over there with the
real rustics and imagine that we are
enviously looking on and listening to
the music"
Nella fell in with the suggestion,
and. 1aughingly. they stole across the
road to where a little knot of the real
farmers had gathered to watch the
fun. Ted found seat for her on
smooth stone and took his place by
her side.
"It's funny" ne said. that we on
the other side of the fence want to
come over here, while those over here
wish that they could be over there.
It's human nature, suppose, to want
what we know nothing Of"
st have been on both Sides. she re-
minded. land I like this side best. So
ciety is all right for those who know
nothing else but I am awfully tired of
1t. Ted. It Is all so artificial and SO un-
human"
sInhuman, too, for that matter"
chuckled Ted. 'I say, Nell. how would
YOU like to chuck it all? I'm sick of
ii. too. This is a real farm in spite of
some of the trimmings, and we'll make
ii real Then we can live on both
sides of the fence, content on either
side with the knowledge that we have
the key to the gate"
Nella.s hand stole into his, ''It
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DEAN OF GIRLS
IN 3-ROUND GO"
Miss Talbot at Coed Circus
Makes Hit With
Spectators.

CHICAGO. Jad. 25.-Miss Marion TAI
bot, dean of women aud head Of the
department of house hold administra ton
"a the University cI Chicago. received
the added title of Little Mike, champ
Ion Midway pugi.ist,' from the univer-
sity cO-eds because OF the success she
Won al 'circus" al Green Han Satdr-
day night. when she defeated Miss Vesta
Jameson. alias big Pat" in a three
round $50.
Large green posters advertising the
mill aud other stunts escaped from
Green Han Yesterday. Atiss Talbors
ring appearance was advertised as II it,
tie Alike and Big Pat IT, Three Rounds
as Presented 10 The Grown ed Heads of
Europe, Asia. and Africa
The dean was gwen the decision ia
the third, and coulG have gone another
round easily, as she was not erOggy.-
according 10 tire witnesses. The police
did not Interfere. The mill was not a
part Oh the Instruction in household ad-
ministratiOn.
According I'D the report II the cir
Gus printed in the student paper. the
Daily Maroon one hundred professors Of
the university were present Among
the other performers We're Miss Jane
Haven as "Wargia Sierra Leone. the
world famous snake cnarmer;" Miss
Mary Clancy ana Miss Winfield Keis0,
as Jim Key Miss Nesta Trey. as a
rope walker. and Miss Rebecca Ander-
son, as chief of s. troupe OF Indian
maidens.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY

tSchedule In effect November 3, lssf
200 r. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Week czys-St0ps a. principal points IN
Virginia k=sfiDuis train. standard
coaches. psrl1r car 20 Clifton Forge. WItt
connection Tor Virginia Hot SpriU-s
Pullman sieepers Clifton Forge 10 Louis
Vile Cincinnati. indianapolis 81 LOUIS
and chicago. Eunet service from Gordons-
willie.
40 p. M.-NEW G. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vesti1uls train: stops only a.
GCrdonsyiile, Charlottesville. SIauuton
Clifton Forge. ana CJEingtun Va: Ron
ceverte and Hint1H. ". Va Pullman
sleepers 10 Lexington, Louisville. Cinelri-
natl, Indiana polls. ST Louis. and Chicago.
Dining eaTs. a Ia carte service. one night
out
no r. Nj. r V LIMITED Daily
solid Vssti1ule train Pullman Eleepers 10
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car To Virginia Hor
Springs week Gays. Dining cars a IL
carte service. SleepcTs Cincinnati 70 chi
cage and 81. Louis and Louisville u
MsLIpGis. Nashville. and Southwest.
Reserg 8 lions and tickets at CheEapeake and
Ohio ofices. 5l3 Pennsylvania ave; 6l9 Isfh
ST. near r.. and sixth street station TeIe-
phone, Main 500, for Pennsylvania r. r.
Cab Service. and Main Io6s for c. 4 o.
Ticket Orfice. faz4-tf
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UNCLE SANS SHIP
HAS CHINESE CREW
Come in on the BruuS,
But Law Prevents Their
Landing.

NEW YORK. Jan 25-The United
states naval auxiliary steamer Brutus.
one of the vessels which towed the dry
dock Dewey Ia Manila. has arrived here.
the second of the towing vessels To
reach home The BruUus left Cavite on
August 70. discharged her American
crew AT Shanghai shipped sixty-two
Cinnamon, and went out into the China
Sea 10 meet a typhoon which drove her
into Annoy.
Then she went 10 Hongkong and Sin
gaBore, where she took on one mau-o'-
wars man In another storm outside
Colombo she sprang her propeller shaft
and LlOyds compelled her 10 stay seven
weeks al Colombo for repairs. After
touching at Port Said and Suez she took
on at Aigiers three prisoners, deserters
from the cruisers Maryland and West
Virginia, who will be imprisoned in the
brooklyn navy yard.
She brings back 853 tons OF teakw0od
for the Navy Department After dis
charging her cargo she Will go 10 the
Norfolk yard for repairs. Her Chinese
crew are in a predicament. Although
they are serving the United States they
cannot land under the exclusion act.
but must be returned 10 China. Tie
Brutus is not going bach. and the
Cinnamon must be returned on some
other steamer OF on wsrship going
East
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c. j. Of A. TEAM
FOR RICHMOND
Kelly, Hetfleld, Maher, and
Semmes to Run Against
William and Mary.

The trials for the Catholic University
relay team were run on yesterday at
the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium. The men
who have been selected 10 represent
the BrOOkland Institution al the Rich
mond games tomorrow are: Semmes.
who finished first. HetneId and AferVa.
tlod for second place. and Walter Maher.
third.
Good speed was shown in the trials.
which has greatly encouraged the sum-
porters OF the gold and white. Severaf
experienced track men who were present
predict that the team viii win from
William and Mary on Saturday. The
men Will probably run in the following
order: Kelly or Merva, FIRST; Hetfeld.
second; Walter Maher, third and Can
tain Semmes. fourth.
The distance Of 1850 yards is regarded
as more favorable 10 the university than
the usual distance OF a mile, as Semmes
and Hetfield are regarded as very fast
IN the shorter distances. The university
will be represented IN the haif-mile by
A, p. Maher and In the hurdles by r. j
Kennedy.
After Saturdays meet the team will
continue training TOR the GEORGETOWN
and Federal meets.
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LICENSE USELESS.
GIRL IS VEDDEO
Lover Asks for Return of
Money Spent to Obtain
Document.

bOCGI.ASNILLE. Ga, Jan. ga re-
markable letter was received by Or
binary Pittman from a young man
living near Atlanta. who seems to be
the victim OF circumstances. The letter
was about as follows:
Atlanta, Ca. Jan IS. 1897.
Dear AFR. OrdinaTy-Iast December !
bought marriage license from YOU to
marry Miss Maud Malone. living near
your place. but when 1 came over here
Tor a Few days another fellow came TO
see her and YOU went and sold him a
ilcencc 10 marry the same girl. Now
you know that amt no way 10 treat a
fellow who amt never done nothin'
against you. Is it, But IL Is too late
now. but cause you treated me like YOU
did ] think you ought TO send me nv
money back / send you stamps 10 buy
money order. So send me the money. as
you know YOU didn't treat me rit-ht
n. G. BROOKS"
Ordinary J. a. PiJtman has written the
young man that he does not guarantee
the girl with the license, and so he can
not help him out OF his trouble
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PLAN TO HAVE RACE
TRACK AT JAMESTOWN

The plan 20 hold a race meeting during
the jamestown Exposition which will
open Ia April Is rapidly taking form.
EN-CongFessman Young and his as
SOcldtes have purchased fOrSl5. 600 thirty
I'VE acres of land on which the track
Is 10 be built They have paid half OF
The money
The Jockey Club viii be asked 10 sane
ton Il meeting Of eighteen DAYS with
the privilege of continuing longer il pat
TOnage 1ust!nes IT, The site selected is
on the road from Norfolk 10 Jamestown
being seven miles from the city and
three miles from the exposition grounds
II is easily reached by electric cars.
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SEABOARD Ale LINE RAILWAY
Tieket omee, ~

TICKET CmcSt 4424 = emma ave.
NOTlCE-These arrivals and departures as
well as time ana connections with other COM
panies are given only as information and
are not guaranteed.
For Petersburg. Raleigh. Y iImiugt1u. CO.
lumbls. Savannah Jacksonville ST AuEus-
tine Tampa Atlanta birmingham, Memphis
Mobile Pensacola dnG New Orleans
10:50 a. 81 DAILI-6eaboaTd Mail. THROUGH
coaches and Pullman sieepeEa 10 Jackson vilIe
Fla, also through parlor car washington 10
PinehuTst. ~ ~. Dining Cars.
~ p. n DAILl-seaboard Florida Lin
tied. solid Eiectric-lighted Pullman train L.
Camden Columbia, Savannah, JacEsJuFiI.e
ana ST. Augustine. Dining Cars.
10 y. NJ. DAILA-SeaboaTd Express Solid
train with Pullman sleepeTs 10 JaCL s0uKIIle
and Tampa. Through sleeper 10 Atlanta
Birmingham and Memphis. Daily except sun
day, through sleeper 10 pineharst, ~ c.
Dining Cars.
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JEFF WAS IN THE WAY.

Keep a-stepping, Jen." was a familiar
cry during the Abe Attell-Harry Baker
night IN Los Angeles. last Friday night
than the two feather-weights that when
they are close together or in a clineh
they were hidden from the view OF the
spectators seated behind .leffries. IL is
"A good thing pictures We're not taken of
the fight. rs they would show more of
Jeffries than the actual cOmbataEfs.-
Exchange
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. IL

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave aid c -
ROYAL BLUE LLNE
Every Other Hour ca ths odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D 81. NEW YORK.
sl.0o a-in.-Dller. Pullman PaEl0r.
tt.0g a-m.-Bunet FaTI9F. 5 hT Train
's-g0 a-ui--DlneF ana t'uilman Farlor Car.
tn % s.U--DineF and Pullman Isarlor car.
slsc0 p.m.-DlneT and Pullman Farlnr Or
s1soe p.ul---'Itog al Limited All Pullnnars
i4.00 > m--Coaches 10 Philadelphia
90 P.m.-DlneT and Pullman Parisr
= 90 p-m--Coaches ~ Philadelphia
al - D. n.-Sleepera-
ss.sT g.m.-Slsepsrs.
-ATLASgIc CRY. roo. 800. f1l:Oo g. L..
EVERY HOUR cN THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS, A. Al 10 p. Al.
To BALTIMORE
Week days z:57. so, 80. 900. TO. s.00.
t.se. 800, 80. l6.Oo. II "a a IA: 400 noon;
y %. 20, z.o0, 400. 80, $40 ts5, 800. 5sOs
20. 100. 6-30. 9.0J BOO. SD. 1000. I0.G5.
sUhdags: Isl. TOO. 5.29. $50. 600. 100.
II .o0 a. NJ; 90. l.lb. 500 s50 200. $50. $50
AGO. ~ %. lO-65, u.SJs u.s5 ,. IA.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AMI NORTHW EST. 'l:22 p. n.
cINtSINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. s6-90 a. n. s4.l8 p n. az 40 night
PIrTsBURG. 'l.%2 .. M. 'y:l0 ?. NJ. is.sl
CLEVELAND. 's.lO ?. N COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 500 a. m. SD .. m.
ANNAPOLIS. week day.. SO &. m. 100
Dooni AS 600 y. IA Sundays. ~ q. u. and
) - y.
LURAY and ELKTON. '4.05 p. m.
FREDERICK, fs.S5, ''9Is =. m, $50
ft;65. t5.S5 D. m.
HAGERSTOWS. Is IS a. m. and f5.F D. m
BOYD ana way points. fs:5 s'9:l5 a. m
81 80. I5:eo, - Is, .'lo' Is. IA - p. nI-
GAITHERsBURG ana way points. fs-55.
as .Ib q. IN. Tl2.5Q, ~si.So, 1881. 5-05
Il 20. f6:5o, ss1.s5. ~-i0si5. fu.a0 ,. m
WASHINGTON JUNCTION aud way
points. fs.s5. -'sIS q. M, ''l'32 ts'OO.
IS SO y. NJ.
.Dally. Except sunday. ''SUndays only.
Reservation Of Sleeping or Pariaf Car
space. rates 81 fare, etc. Viii he quickly fur
nished BY TELEPHONE al all OF the fol-
lowing Ticket Offices: 14ll Sd, Te-ephons
Alain Isgl 90 Pennsy lsaEia ave. Telephone
Main .6l. Station. New Jersey ave. and c
81. Ticket once, Telephone East 6SI: Infor-
nation Bureau. East z2S- nos4-tf
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marlborough = BIeaDetm
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS.
GALEN bill
Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

X. B.-Foil1Ring schedule nEuras published
only Information. and are not ssilaira zIe-d-
@7Qe A. M.-Dansilis and say stations
"5.5l q M.-HarTlsOubuFg and way stations.
- 90 A. M.-Slzp=fs ana coaches % Atlanta
ana New Orleans Dining car
sI-i5 A. G--sleepers and coaches 70 Co
Iumbia. Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining
car.
$50 p. M.-Sleepers and coaches n Atlanta
and Columbus. Ga. sunset Route Tourist
Sleeper ID san Francisco tFi-H e6Ely.
f4.lI T. 81 -HaTris1uburg ana way stations.
49, 4. M.-ChaTlOttesVIlIe. WsTTent0u ana
way stations
fsI5 p M--SoutheEu's PAIN Limited. solid
Pullman % AIKEN, Augusta. savannah. Jack
EuuVlIle and -. Augustine Sleeper BIZ
weekly 10 Charleston Dining car.
$50 r. M-SIepers and coaches 20 Char
lotte. Columbia, and Augusta Slezp5rs week
days 20 PlnshursJ Dining car.
sIU-15 =. M--Sleepefs and coaches f-Ia
I.yuchburg and BRISTOL 70 Chattanooga Mem
phis and New Orleans. Dining car
sl1-00 !. A.-WashinEton and Southwestern
Limited solid Pullman 20 AshevIus At
lanta. Birmingham. and SeT Orleans. Din
ing car Club and Observation EarE.
e.6te-sDaiIy. fHeek days
L. II. ACkEKT $. II. HARDWICK
r. p g. C.. n T. T. A.
W. II. TAYLOE. G-P.A. l. S. BROWN. G a.
ize-tt
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For Rent-Apartments.

FOR RE&T-ST. CLAIR, Isl7 y nv. third
moor, NE rooms ana bath, $3.50 GEO Y
NORTHlNGTON, l4io G NV iaz5-st
Fuh EENI-Duncan ST. Just east or Ten
Hesee ave ne. 4 rooms ana hath. modern
near cars. put In Tine shape. rents sl350 each.
MOORE a. HILL IncJ. ~ lfrh ST.
ias2-5-
S. TO 81 for TWO and three room Apartments
IN The Dorchester. corner lZth -. and Mary
land ave sw-s handsome baths. steam heat,
hot and cold water; janitor service au5-tf
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For Rent-Houses.
For RENT

FOR RENT
1890 You 81. nv. Il ROOMS ana baths. s45 %
1910 18Th 81 Nv store and 4r- dwelling. - 90
Store and dwelling sl5 u nW.......... 60.03
$50 18th 81 ne, rooms and Eath...---.- 200
1903 ID 81 ne rooms and bath, &C.,. >2.50
AL sih q. NV. PetwpTth. ID. c.
rooms and bath. -.--...-.-.....-.-.....-s -a.b1
5a<4 BFightWood ave, BrightWOod, ID.
e.. rooms .--..-s.--- A-.qn
IFS q 81. NV. rooms IL 30
APARTMENTS.
1913 You 81. nv, 2. and private bath SO y
soc Z 81 NV 81. and bath apartment. 3. 50
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
ja25-st Cl2 18th ST. NV.
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For SaIe-Suburban !.

5A7-IF YOU WANT A FINE LITTLE
FARM. well located see this one. I6la acres
az fenced; Il acres cultivated; pastures
orchard berries, grapes or house. porches
Sides 5000 barn, chicken house. etc: big
forest trees around house, spring stream
well. on trolley, So so.
THE soCLE co. lInc). go Louisiana ave
1a23-Jf
ONLY $50 PER ACRE for 3. 10. and Is acre
lots. two car fares from any point on Capital
Traction r. R.. seven miles from George
town at llgleside station on the q. +. & o.
ID. X. r. hne location. CLIFTON LAUGE-
LIN. Tl5 18th ST NV. ja5-s0t
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For Lease.

FOR LEAsE-The two-stofy brlei. building.
1919 Z 81. uw.. containing nearly 10000 feeE
floor space. Rell adapted iqg MANUFACTURED g
o. general business purposes. Apply 20
EWAHTLELL. RHEEM HEASEH CO. sc
= st. NV. on Henry Wells. 1n0 q 81. uE.
del0-tf. mo. fri
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Small Pill. Small Dose. Small PRICE.
Wanted-HOuses.

NVANTED-To rent OF buy a bay-KindaNr
t,rick house. six rooms and hath. about g 60
cash Address BOX III. Times ONCE.
szS5-st
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLI ABIA. Holding a Probate CoilTt-No
u. -, Administer tiln---Ihis D. no give notice
that the subscriber who was hy the SUPREME
Court of the District Of Columbia GRANTED
letters teEIaHruLary On the estate Gf Mary
shelton. deceased, has. with the approval 81
the supreme Court u the District N c1luuI-
bia. holding Probate Court appointed
MONDAY. the 18Th DAY or JANUARY
lsJl. al 10 O CLOCK A. A. as the tiui-
and said court room as the place Tor making
payment and distribution from said estate
under the courts direction and control ytFz-
ana where all creditors and persons entitled
90 distrbuIIEe shares or IaEacIes Ur a resf-
due are notified to attend. 800 person OF hs
agent or attorney duly authorized. with Their
claims against the estate property r0uch-I
Given under nay hand IhIs STA d4y sf January
Isli. GEORGE hI RECESS Hy IVAN
HEIDEMA&. Attorney. Attest tSeaD JAMES
TANNER, Register oT Wills Tor the District
OF Cuiumbias Clerk OF abe Probate Court.
faII.Is5
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Eroo Treatment oOUpOn

Marx on the diagram the location Of tie
rupture. answer the questions and mail this 10
Or. ". S. RICE. 3i7 Main Street.. Adams, n. 7.
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

Expert in the treatment OF private diseases.
chronic and acute Both EaKes. All consul
tatioIis confidential Medicine furnished
Prices moderate Hours. 40 /. - G. 9 70 3.
Ronts. 10 PeHnsyivanls ave. nv. Phoaa
~. 1913.
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IEE PENHURsT - n St
NE, one-half block from
Government Printing Of
nee. Apartments 4 rO0mH:
steam heat and hot water.
so up.
TIE RAYMOND, si4 Tvyen-
ty-Eecond St y. W.-De-
voted entirely to three
room APARTMENTS having
bunet kitchens tiled
baths. private halls steam
heat and hot water All
outside rooms q Eood
size. Well arranged.
Price. - Up.
SIXTH AND X SITS. Ne
Two-story fats, front and
rear porches. nice lawns
heat and hot water sup
piled from one plant Five
rooms and bath. IS.
Apply ". Z. COwEN.
ROOM /. BLISS BUILDING.
Phone East 1850 a5B y ".
deso-tf
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For Rent-OmceS.

FOR kENT-DeHtal Office: space for chair
IN downtown Office due light: i4lv rent Az
dress Bon rs. TIMES once taa5-st
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN the Evans
building, 1915 % 1874 New York ave. rent
very low. including heat. light. and janlt6r
service JOHN o. EVANS. l444 New York
ave. fe9I- ar
DESK ROOM, first nsor Office Inquire ~
sth -. NV. iazi--r
FURNISHED OFFICE 10 subIet IN he foFa-
noon or evening. % Bond building Apply
between = ana d dsa1'ff
For Rent-FlatS.
FOR REN IA desirable nve-room nat in
The Berwick. Apply FLAT s. g30s l4th II
nv. fs.a-2f
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For SaIe-Houses.

See the Bargains
In Houses
For Sale,
For Exchange,
OR
For Investment
Purposes,
Offered by
STONE & FAIRFAX
IN NEXT SUNDAYS TIMES.
On the Classified Page.
jsza-et
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For Rents Suburban.

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT
Near Brookland on Sergeant road, 1lis ac~ss
With 6-uOOm dwelling and other necessary
buildings. Apply to
WILLIAM X. ELLIS. 525 18th ST. NV
ials-fht
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
704 18Th ST. w.
Look for our Green ana White sign.
Legal Notices.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
tOLIMblA Holding a Probate Court No
l+.lso. Einistrltign--Ini j. 90 Efre H1ffa-
mat me subscriber. or the District II CO.
iunlula has obtained from the Probate Court
or the District u Columbia letters ~ admin
tstiaii1n on lhe estate " John ID Bryant
latr OF the District OF Columbia deceased
Al persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned a. exhibit The
same VITA the vouchers thereof legally au-
thenBicated. 10 the subscriber IN 81 &c..
the 18Th DAY Or JANUARY. A. j. lsgg-
Otherwise they may by Law BE- excluded from
All benefit Of said estate Given under nv
hand this 18th day Of January Is0. KkTH-
ERNIE BRYANT. 1919 18Th 81 NV ATTEST.
tseaD JAMES TANNER. Register OF wis
Tor the District of Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court, VICTOR H. WALLACE. At
i2FAr1. 1als -. Eel
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Money Loaned Salaried People

and others. without security easy payments.
Offices in 6 principal cities. save yourself
money by getting my terms nrst. d. II
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Wanted-StOreS.

WANTED TO RENT OR BUY
STORE ON SEVENTH
STREET BETWEEN d AND
K, F STREET BETWEEN
9TH AND 18th. Address,
sCHAFFER, TIMES OFFICE.
ja2s-3t
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Wanted-Farms.

WANTED-T0 buv fT0m owner small farm
naar city. c9nl eHient 60 steam o. electric
road good hoaEs and outballalnes- -iflte faA
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The Arizona sentinel., 1907-03-13
Notice for Publication Homestead Entry No. 3260, made
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February Z6, IJUU.
 Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
 February 7 ISE. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court, in his office at Yuma. Arizs- na, on March 27, I9O7 viz: Miguel Coz, of Mohawk, Yuma county. Ari- Zona, for the SE14 of Sec. 14. T. S., R. 15- w. G. and s. R. B. and M.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz:
 Alberto Imperial. Felipe Ortiz and Juan Za- bala of Yuma, Arizona, and George W. Norton of Mohawk, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register. First publication February l3. 1907.