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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-08
e e q MADE FROM
-. -. -. ROOTS AND HERBS
A SAFE AND RELIABLE BLOOD PURIFIER

the oreers the forests fields the labor
from which could their medicines They searched out
compounded the different roots herbs and bark into remedies
which have been handed down succeeding generations aud continuously
used with satisfactory results Among the best OF these old time
aons S. S. medicine made entirely from roots herbs and barks
in such combination make the greatest of all blood purifiers This
absolute vegetable purity of S. makes the medicine that be
used without fear of harmful results Most blood medicines
the market contain potash other strong mineral These
with bad effect the upsetng the stomach interfering with
affecting the bowels and when used for prolonged period Of
often salvation such effects result from the
and be taken by children safely older people For
Rheumatism Caah Sores and Ulcers Malaria Scoua Skin Diseases
and all other troubles caused by poisoned blood S.
feet remedy down into the circulation and all pon
impurities unhealthy matter and the blood rich
every particle inherited blood trouble purhes and
strengthens the deteroad blood and establishes the foundation
for good health S. S. Natures Blood Purifier and Its Of
successful service with steadily increasing demand for It, the best evil
dnce of its value blood troubles Book the blood and medical
advice free OF charge THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
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Fine restaurant in connection
Chicken dinner Sundays.
Special attention given country trade.
HOTEL p0NTl.AMD
PORTLAND. OREGON.

PORTLAND. OREGON.
American plan, 20, pc. day and mp
wards headquarters for tourists and
commercial travellers. Special rates
made to families and single gentle
men. The management win be pleas
cd at all times to show rooms and
give prices. y modern Turkish bath
esta blishment in the hotel.
II. c. BOWERS. Manager.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
ENACTS DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Columbus MoIs1er Kills Wife and
Ends His Own Life.

Columbus. O., Oct 10.-Fred
Butt, molder, aged SO years, went
to the home of his wife early yester
day and, forcing his way into the
mined to push her suit for divorce.
She said Yes and he grabbed her
and tried to force carbolic acid into
her mouth. burning the flesh about
her lips Failing in this he shot her
dead and then turned the weapon
on himself and put bullet into his
body Failing 10 kill himself, he
swallowed an ounce of carbolic acid
and is dying at the hospital,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10

NJ offer one hundred Dollars
.Rewafd foF tuy Ease 20 Cataffh that
cannot b. cured hf Hali Natagyh
care y . CHENEY a CO. roi"do.
Nhta.
We. fhe audsrsixnsd. hHtr kaUNu
~ = Cheuef foF fhe iaat ia frAgne
ans believe bins perfectly Huuugabif
in aU hasinfss rraesstftoas an1 ir.
snststtf able fu .srfF uHf srf Whii
eAgtans madf m Ntt ufw Nalaiur.
ktnsaU WaHta. NhUtHIe Hus
stefs FuariN uhiu
Nalft tNafsh taf~ tss .n.
fatnaIIt aHtnE 1lrt. ansH IRE
a*sH sMH wHeuHt suIta Hf ta#
=fsm FratfauHlaEs FAf*
a Bottle soiA HF $50 araEKatfs
TaAe WaUf tamUf tn fof cess
|fEsrtHu
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MUST HAVE CERTIFICATE
None But Licensed Druggists and
PHYSICIANS May Sell Medicines

Austin. Texas, Oct. 10.-In ans
wer to an inquiry from County At
torney Thomas j. Newton of Bexar
county, the attorney generals de-
partment through Mr.. Walthall, yes
terday held that under the one-board
medical act it is unlawful for any
but a licensed druggist or physician
to offer for sale patent medicines.
The question arose over the patent
medicine vendors who carry with
them man who recommends the
medicine for sale but does not ac-
tually offer it for sale. Assistant At
torney General Walthall holds that
it is a violation of the law for such
person to recommend medicine un-
less ne has a license as druggist
or a physician.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
BEST OF PROOF
That Hyomci Will Cure All Forms
OF Catarrhal Diseases.

Testimonials could be printed by
the thousands, many of them from
Waxah ACHE and nearby towns, that
Hyomei is an absolute cure for all
catarrhal troubles, but the best proof
of its unusual curative powers is the
guarantee that Hood 4 Curtin give
with every outfit that they sell,
Money back if Hyomei does not do
all that is claimed for it.
Hyomei is not a secret remedy. Its
formula is given freely to physicians
who want to know what they use
when they prescribe Hyomei. II is
guaranteed under the Pure Food and
Drug Law by serial No. 141S.
BY breathing Hyomei. the healing
medication goes directly TO every
nook and corner of the air passages
where the catarrhal germs may Turk,
aud disinfects and heals. To De con-
WINGED Of this YOU have only 90 Civ"
10 tuaI. remembering that N It does
not cure. Hood & Curtin will refund
your money
The complete llyomei outfit costs
but s1.0o. and iu most cases is suf-
uegsut to cure the disease. making lt
not only "a scientific treatment but
one that is hiehly economical Gee aH
outf,, to-day from Hood a Curtin "
tuu have ans raiarrt ltt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
SAVED BY MULE.
Farmer Attacked by Thugs Found
Safety in Flight.

Waco. Texas. Oct. 10.-A wild
mule probably saved the life OF e..
l. Prewitt of Mount Calm Wednes-
day. Prewitt was on his way to Wa
co and Just after nightfall, two
miles east of here. two men sprang
out, stating that they We're going TO
murder him. They grabbed at the
mules heads, but one OF them was
wild, and threw the man some dis
lance, then ran full speed down the
road The men followed Prewitt
about 100 yards, but the mules We're
too swift, and they gave up the
chase.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
BIG CIRCUS ANNOu need.
ForcpauSh and Sells Bros Show
Coming to Waxahachic.

The best circus Of all-Adam
Forepaugh and Sells Bros. lis COM
ing to Waxahachie Friday, November
|, with a show which has been so
vastly improved and so filled with
European novelties as to be an alb
solutely new thing in the way Of a
tented amusement.
There is not an old act to be seen
in any OF the three rings or on the
two stages, and OF the 500 perform
ers the major portion are making
their first tour OF this country. The
parade has been so vastly changed
in character that it is in no wise like
the Anticipated pageantry Of the av-
erage show. but instead, is long
! splendid line Of novelties and origin
ality. The same newness that charac-
terizes the parade is found in every
detail of the organization. Especial
| ly is the spectacle Of Fighting the
| Flames new creation in entertain
| iISHl IT toSl Oue ulillIoH uollolS W
! build, and the expenditure shows
! itself in mimic city filling the
arena of the tent with its domes any
| skyscrapers; in the streets throns-
ing with pedestrians and vehicles
and in the great battery of metropol-
itan fire fighting apparatus in the
struggle with flames.
But the one great sensation of thu
age and the climax of all circus thrill
lers is the automobile somerset Q
Mile. La Rue. The act is not TO
compared with others of similar chal
acter 1t is the utter limit of huma
daring and recklessness. Those VIII
have seen the act say it tries tn
nerve of spectators to the very snap
ping point.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
IN THE SDt1NL REALM.


The following from Fort Worth
society notes. in he edition of the
Sunday Dallas \cwa OF October 9Th.
will be read with interest by the
many friends OF the contracting par
Ties here. the hrido-eiect having
grown to womanhood in our city. and
being well aud favorably known
Announcement is made thar DR.
Crittcnden Joyea of Fort Worth and
Miss Almeda Griggs. of WaNahachie.
will be married In the latter city.
November | 9Th
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10

Galveston, Texas, Oct. 10 The
first record of freight shipments to
Galveston over the Trinity and Bra
EOS Valley railway 20 be posted ln
the Galveston Cotton Exchange oc-
rned yesterday, when q notation was
placed on tho blackboard 90 the ef-
feet that There had been received over
thi. line t.2N0 bales ol cotton and
ten ears of wheat.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10

New York. Oct. 10 shanghaicd
In Montreal aud put on board a
coast~ise sailing vessel. TO defrand
him II = fortune of sisG. 900 left
by woman he had befriended. Fred
erick {. Doorway of Rush Lake Can
ada, escaped. after months of con
flnement in the DARK. filthy hold
and Is now on his way To this city
10 claim hts inheritance
With his wife. whom he saw Fri
day Tor the first time In two years.
Doorway left Chicago early Monday
and will arrive here this morning.
Before leaving he told OF his adven
lures He said
In November. 1905, / was sta
toned as telegraph operator at
Rush Lake. on the Canadian Pacific
railway. One bitter night the east
bound Canadian Pacific limited was
wrecked in a binding snow near
Moose Jaw.
Il went to the scene and in the
last sleeper found "A woman. who
said she was Mrs. J. II. James of
Fifth avenue, New York.
She was severely injured, but
put my fur coat around her and
called a doctor, who dressed her in
iuries.
"A month later | received a letter
from her lawyers, stating that Mrs.
James had died and in her will had
beQueathed me $lS0,o00.
Il placed the matter in the hands
of lawyer. and in January, 1906,
] received letter asking me to meet
him in New York. | went to Montreal
where ! met man who gave the
name of Malcomson. He had a letter
of introduction to me.
He gave me some chocolate can
dy and that is the last | remember
until ! found myself aboard ship in
a dark filthy space in the hold. One
night | got on deck.
"One guard who attacked me |
knocked overheard. I got ashore and
found | was in Vera Cruz, Mexico.
was put in prison, but in six weeks
I had escaped to Zacatecas, where
boarded the ship Reside and was
taken to San Francisco, where l
landed August IA, last
On February "a. 1906, the manag-
er of the Fifth Avenue hotel asked
the detective bureau to aid him in
finding a young Canadian named
Frederic Clifford Doorway who had
| disappeared.
No trace of him could be found
here, and although the detectives
spent several days searching the
surogate's office for records to con-
| meet Doorway with the inheritance
their investigation was in vain.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
Child Killed by Carriage.

A message was received at Ennis
Tuesday night from Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Mcneil. formerly of that city, but
now living at Ell Reno, Ok. saying
that their 5-year-old daughter, John
ME Dele, was run over there by a
reached Ennis last night and the in
terment took place this morning at
1880 o'clock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10
The sewing Circle.

Miss Lille Chapman entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Sewing cir
Gle at her home on Monroe street, al
the regular time. Various topics OF
interest and fancy-work were discuss
ed by the members and visitors pres
ent, on this enjoyable occasion. A
were served
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10

CIybusue. Texas. oct TO-. "A h"t-
rel mII ~ piuJ bottles of whisk
wss shipped ia,o Cieburue ru,.ds}
from Fort Worth w.fkvd siAas
n.put, sheriff sfrativy discovered
be- placed it uudtf aru.f aud put li
lu tss Io1uaau ruunf' iail e" await
ttr .fiuu af Doe Erad Irr ehlrh
is ruw iu session
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cor AIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bala when He Started
to Use Newbro's HeFpleAAe

Frederick Manuel. Maryland block.
Butte. Montana. bought bottle CT New
bros Herpicide. April G. 80. and began to
use IL for entire badness. The hair fol-
licles in his scalp were not dead and In
20 days he had hair all over MS head
On July 2 he writes. and today ny hair
Is as thick and luxuriant as any ono
could wish" Newbros Herpiciee works
on an old principle and with new DIS
covery-destro the cause and you re-
move the effect. Herpicide DESTROYS the
germ that causes dandrun falling hair.
and finally badness so that WITH the
cause gone the effect cannot ret ain.
Stops falling hair at once and new
growth starts Sold ny leading
druggists. Send zoe. IN stamps Tor sample
to The Herpicide Co. Detroit hlicL
Two sizes--50 cents ana 1I.ee
HOOD 4 CURLIN. Druggists. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-10

%aiiee is hsfetg Ftwn ff A
ra.fa that am aHa prepared 'a
aH8 r fF faxr 4ar
,ke ritF - wsKaHas rrsaf faE
tha fsar e.. 1889
CHARLEY kENNEuf
81 tr ssasssnr ans rnH.+cr
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\ minute show for sc at Thea
forum tonight. Two new pictures.
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Wo slZes-bo cents ana 11.e0.
HOOD 4 CURLIN. Druggists.

Buy your pumps from F. S. Crsnk
Co All kinds. Prices way" down. II
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IN TIE MAILS ExPLoDEs A.
mEssEs UP THINGS a wnols
LOT.
EXHIBIT A IN TIE NlNcE xrsY
MYSTERY.


Seattle Stars Eseloslvs ssrss.,
los ANGELES. March IA
Ainee meat and the Glorioas q
mate do not seem TO agree. Az.
then. maybe. Il vas the sole IA
~ the n'nes meat.
While the clerks IN the fostof1k'
were handling mail a TN canins
Of something ief 20 like an s1Die
sion All the excitement aisensis,
A bomb throwing prevailed.
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AGEN 5 NAME
FORGED

The name Of John D. Aesn. -
big commission man. was sacoe<s
fully forged yesterday 70 ehez
passed upon Frank Wood. is1
Pike 81 ~ a young man giving ~
name OF Harry Manning. The cbNf
was for tfz.
A description Of the forEer EiFm
the police talllea closely with ~
Of an old offender who has h<ss
passing bad checks for amosz1
ranging from SO 10 So. The chsl
In this instance wAs drawn O. IA
Scandinavian American bank. snl
vas accepted BY the victim xi.hc.
4 question.
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TO G|vF'
$4,000

George f Booa. delegaie n, =.
Alaska Yukon Pacific p.,-.s,.. !"
70 Utah. teiegraphea late ,esss s,'a
afternoon that the appfon,ss,'s'lI
blli for the local exposition ~t ,a
has already PASSED the tjlah 49, ~
senate Naa passed by the No.
yesterday and noW awaits the ~
nature of the governor. Itls ka.,.s
that the governor viii mgp ~ ~
u 10 expected that the aDpfwaia,ss.
from Utah viii am0ant te isss@
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FOR GOOD BUYS

rive feasn un8afn cottage - foot iat
z4ta Hast Dir g. ffaa# o. lenfrenn fff
atsa nan hiesk ffnia hasiefi "a miu1fss 20
f'iss#fsf s4a@fss A hafEaiH 81 - Ta9f terms
THa fHsaa n8aaaeHH hHaHs. iat AfAixa sNiied
~ fnh fHNillss Aafae fruit, csc eitEanf
rleas atNst5 fAsa fsfahs
EsFft fsaausa asfstefH. lot suEfG9 Funlullf
- NaffhI fhlHA - ihs ksauaa. ftfn 30
uftnts azs4 O. 40 east
- Jolly
asis 50. e raiaa Eis. A iEss
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PRONE YOUR WANT 40

To The Star--Main 1850, Ina
iiS& The star vii call and cot
leet the bill. ana viii send 90
yoa the answers 10 your ad when
addressed care The Star"
RATES FoR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS iNslp
Wanted. lost and Found. Foe
Rent. Fer Sale. etc., One Cent Q
Nerd.
SITUATION WANTED ADS
- Words Three Times for -
Cents.
Seven words OF fractions %
words to the tine cash In ad.
vance when charged % ae-
count actual number % lines as
49, will - counted Minimum
bill for an eaa 20 cents bal
lard Want Al Agency. 7, a.
Mullen III Ballard Az OPP
CITY Han
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ID. B. THOMPSON
e. ORIENTAL uUiLpISG
nAfx &C.. ISn 60.

81 SO oa bay street. riasa-tn CORNER los
~ - an auaF. fine gpfuef. surrounded ~
Nsssi fffIfsfut Hanvnta. at street asHeesfsiaits
II and PAID cash, h,isQ.
q. sia On aath Ave near Mereet, Capitol
Hi - f4tfn 10 AZ alley lut hsh nice.
sssa leralien ana below the market price
cash ftno
r.eaa c0fner on On Ave n v ant 18th
street FHtipa. god hiHh ifaatiun fire sias
n lake and University. pucahaf cash
d tta-ua Washington Street bstweea
aih and net. inf usiN pond location. eue
~ tins uaai iais la ihH bisCa Terms
g. esaaFins CORNER near lake WsshlnEten.
iftnik iufs running through ffum street
- street win ruosf trusfn house harm.
And alhfr rsithuildinEs nll fenced nlesl1
improved sud ln cultivation streets nov
tsine grated I hiuIEn FROM pfeeent raF
lire anf extension - Rainier Heights car
fassses tfs property improvements are sf
least worth 500 which would leave this
ths cheapest CORNER ln that entire district
sod view ~ lake Cash $50.
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HARVARD nnAurr COMPANY

F.HEeoST DISTRICT.
9. 1f.l@fHiuHsf ~. ser -. nrsf
bs5sas = 9 rl.snss vita ufssiffa Co
fsazsnaes fipei ~ fuTusee. fuii
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aIiiaa - - Htfh as fsrs frubfnEs
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NORTH BROADWAY.
- sao@tafh - NeffA snafh ~ niilef
tssfaas fisssniif steAist W.
eassatsssf Sass sfsuias haFssiu nua
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tHs8Is. nsll sisNaset othef iptt
e tHis htaxk afe tsinx Advertised a.
fs.1a
W.T. QfBgN ANNE.
81 ss8atozh - Masf nrsf Wet Whfriff
maFuI nFsaf fsaI nF STE. suaito
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o. ss-x.sf sfh Wsst 80 Hay. eTrioo
ss4n rissa 70 ubsss tbs pfcl.l~ri
tssazaf4fa ulH rfn. Thrfe Il a.
A1zsl Ftss flam this ieeatioa. Tsrnls
q iaaaefh Wet. nsaf West Hsiiassr.
rafasiass tiaiisfInE ste. s1ftfsi
fae8a9 earl s4saasiafriF fte chrs rssf
efss class ~ a. fhc nusnd Nisw ~
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t.0V.an aW.sw, ,s.xst.~w
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CHAMBER DISGUISE!
TlDELAnD's BILL

The committee on state ier;z1<
ton Of the Chamber Of comns'u
met this afternoon az ociofz y
discuss the open waterway 20
which has passed the lekislsixa
and is ready for Gov. Meals g
nature
The bin gives TO cities the pcss
to purchase tldelands. whartes sEi
docks for the purpose Of deTssus
ing their marine oommeFee. Cor
Mead has set Thursday a. az
for a public hearing on the hail =
fore he decides whether o. 10: \
will sign t.
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HERBERT Y. EERaI
MATS s4aa iSn fets.
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500 agHud fuu1Th faf anfanf4 Fruit
stand. taking On from t2h % 30 e day. cen.
I frHur ipfatsd
tnfn fountain completely HsfHiuuHd central
IT iorafnd OWuar obliged - leave tba
rIfT owing o. sickness
Fnf Sale Several furnished fats in the
I r'fY from a. ~ rooms ranging Ia nrIrs
from son fa e. aA Cell naH
FIRST eiaaH BARRIER STOP. iu god incatf1n
masinR tom 80 70 AGO per week Price
PRIVATE EXCHANGE REALTY Co,
- Nnlol uisok.
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8ToREoE

Trunks delivered. 3 cents. Z days rt9rlss
Free r4HHa and furniture moving. estimates
SVEN. Union Transfer 4 Storage Co. ziH
hlfsft hafh phones. Main kaa -
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mupLE HEIGHTS.
~ n-us.i AaAtoa 10 West sssiiis.
LOTS soxfso.
Gsinr ysrY "a, st f2ao saa W.
GRANp yiEwa
osly svs minuiss' wsit 10 ans hsaehs
on CAR tiNE
On canforuia AZ. wtlch ls to b. enc II The
nutat atsnaes ~ ne cossf.
nUY SOW.
Yea vtn mrsiy maize moasy II PCS ess
iat in
ninDLr HElonrs
oas four,h cssh. balsars 10 tive Tsafsl
discouut To- cssh
ToR CAR TICKETS
Can saa one u or ssiesmen uin shov
yua the property. both piaufH
W r. CAMPBELL A co,
f7i GOTHAM BufuDiSa
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Ec-1-naEegh Eesl!y ..
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CsFrss sseatld ana fstss

NfiifANN AANfH
"a srrss D sfss4 rsrasr1 D fasss Hssfa.
slsst bafa sessH eeafsza sHsSesH ssts
ptafF = ~ ~ stask to sses 49,
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a. 90 - k.afkr o. issl atfi Assfle saeZ
saa 10 ssss tracts aesf hssmssiae
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30 fsarNs nA@A BIS
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nuNr FAiL 70 ANn aas tsNss tsssts
aai nHaf the So tafNfalesHH sHsA hTEi
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ffsrt EuaH rsTHsaag HaHn Aatsae4 ssrf
nuNRNf Waffhf
gss 20 ga kissAa Hai1zsnN ttst
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Chaan. Rich

Hiaek isnd ~ Pacific city! an level bai.
tom. citF water. = cents par month tfnpt
new Sidewalks Come today farFa tracts
~ %. terms q per month. Tahs Tacoma
intsfurhan 70 rarirr ciiY. the peaF man >
paradise Cons today II
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HARDIN. Russia. March u
Seventeen were killed and 3 asa
In q wreck on the tFans-slh<flli
railroad near here today.
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Mat NEW COTTAGE, four large fodms
With nlt afies ~ utffa ausH land partly
Improved az ietrli nifs4 iafatra On tnf
nef ~ I'D oeuaty fuada. between Seattle
and Iaruhia. not Ia from proposed lafef#
urban. Price ~ 100 fefHs
HouEuf NAifhf
eiap2pe2i Alaska building 1871
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cnNr TO rvs uNrIcF kSn NrE stat
tng at faW usftieHlsfa u Haf So AsrfH
Tracts ressifIstfg ttf tssf lssA - ~ aaaf
ssf ta.ist ~ tae gfife. go q sssa fsf
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oUTSIDE SECURITIES.

. oe,eraI1v firm tone characterized the specula-
tton in the market for outside securities. with de-
cided strength shown in some Of the g1t-edsed Sc
cI,rities Dealings as a whole, however, continued
limited American Tobacco was consplcuousV
strong advancing Is points on limited dealings
Standard OIL rose points on fair activity. MaI-
haitian Transit was steady. Chicago Subway was
nm ~ Consolidated Steamship issues were weak
especiaTy the bonds which fell q to a new low
marx on comparatively light offerings In the MIN
J,e, Ist r2utte Coalition was strong. Boston was
fractionally better. Cumberland-Ey and NeVaua
Consolidated showed strength. Greene -Cahdiie9
was irregular Npissing steady. United Cop
per was Inactive. Goldfeld Consolidated and Gold-
field Daisy moved up rather sharply. Bonds were
uuiet and about unchanged