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PERSONAL MENTION

E. A. Wilson of Bellehelen is in
the city.
Newt Crumley returned from
Goldfield yesterday.
Mrs. j. S. Daveler left yesterday
morning for the coast.
William McBeth returned Sunday |
. from a visit to California.
District Attorney P. A. McCarran
returned from Carson Sunday morn
ing.
Judge l.. o. Ray of Rhyolite came
up from the south yesterday morn
ing.
Tom Kendall left for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning, where he
will join Mrs. Kendall.
]. A. Falkenstein and George Fail
kenstein visited Manhattan Sunday,
returning yesterday afternoon.
j.. G. Richardson is back from At
wood, where he had gone to look
after the operations of his mill.
c. M. Bradner leaves this morning
for Chicago, where he is called by
the serious illness of his sister.
Mrs. H. R. Cooke and daughter
have returned from several months
visit to various points in California.
F. E. Fitzpatrick, secretary of the
Nevada Gas company, with offices in
San Francisco, was in Tonopah Sat
urday, leaving for the coast Sunday
Mrs. John Harrington of Blair, to-
gether with her children, arrived in
this city yesterday morning. The
youngsters will enter the schools
here.
t. F. OGrady, one of the mos
royal fellows, and known to all for
mer Montana mining men, is in thi
city shaking hands with his man.
friends.
Charles E. Knox, president of tn
Montana Tonopah, accompanied b.
J. Huntington Jackson, capitalist 0
Philadelphia, left yesterday mornin
for the coast
Thomas Teal and Fred Fields hav
returned from Aurora, where the
have been engaged in making an eS
animation of properties in that dis
trict.
Mrs. Anna Luce, mother of Mrs
Jim Butler, who has been the CUES
of Judge and Mrs. j. P. Brissell, lei
yesterday morning for her home
Bishop, California.
Mrs. Karl N. Klass arrived in thi
city yesterday from Ontario, Califol
MIA, where her husband, the we
known Presbyterian divine, is ST
toned. She will be the guest OF ht
brother, Uri B. Curtis, while here.
Senator George s. Nixon was
this city yesterday for several hour
His time was taken up with variol
business engagements, but he r
marked that there was no dou
about the success of the Republics
national state ticket by handson
~ majority at the November election.
Hugh Brown and Mrs. Brow
Hugh, jr., and baby tanonymou
Brown were passengers yesterday I
the north-bound train. Mrs. Brow
and the children will so to Berkele
while Mr.. Brown will attend me'
ing In Reno. They were aceompani
by Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Browns moth'
John E. Fryer. treasurer OF I
Round Mountain sphinx. represeI
ing Weir Brothers Of New York. "
in this city Sunday. In eompa
with Eugene Howell and ". c. Jor
he took \ look over the west TOT
pah section during the afternoon a
was much impressed with the pos
bnlties in that direction. He left y
terday Tor San Francisco. but v
spend a aay or two here upon his
turn before proceeding TO his ho
IN New York
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sabaerIea lor rbs noaaaa'
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Five year old ciaret at $3.50 per
gallon. H. J. Hail & Co. tt
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MISCELLANEOUS

Advertise in the Daily Bonanza.
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OPERATING TRACTION ENGINE.

The Lodi Mines company. now has
its traction engine in operation from
Luning to Lodi Wells. The outfit has
a capacity of thirty tons and is en-
gagged in hauling in machinery for
the 100 ton smelter being construct
cJ Mt Lodi.
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Political Announcements

N-N.eN-e-e.NNNNNNNN.e Sese-NN.NNsesN-e.e-NN'
Cards under this heading will be
run up to date of conventions, and
will be charged for at the rate CT
$40, payable invariably in advance.
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ESTATE sKTrI.ED.

The estate OF the late Theodore
Va. Eckles vas brought 20 a close In
thc asssries ever, yesterday aed che
property ug the estate vas st aside
20 the widow aud two miner ehiid-
ren on account of the value Of The
aid estate HELMS under taae. shieh
IL An accordance With the compiled
laws Of che state q Nevada.
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We deliver our Hosgs - sena y
war order. a. " Hal q 60 CO..
wet snaas Phone ~. -
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NOTICE.

THE MANAGEMENT OF THE
BONANZA WILL CONSIDER 1T A
FAVOR IF PATRONS OF THE PA
Der WILL REFRAIN FROM PUR-
CHASING THE PAPER FROM ANY
OF THE CARRIERS, AS THIS is
STRICTLY PROHIBITED. REGU-
LAR CARRIERS HAVE NO AUTH
DIRTY TO SELL PAPERS.
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For Rsrt." For Rent Furnish
ed" and For Sale" cards on sale at
this once.
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.RICKEY CASE
IS CONTINUED

The case of 7. B. Hickey, which
was set for o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon, was continued until next
Monday at 10 o'clock, owing to
Hickey being at present in attend
ance upon the supreme court at Car
son.
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Must Be Sacrificed

Two a. faaf iats Only fNs nimutes
flas frefu depot 80 street improvements
in and raid Must have munsY The
tee lats faf o. lee. part cash. bsiaafs
ter years &c rsg csaf
y n THOMPSON
stg Oriental niosE Main as fna tsf
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M0YER DECLINES
HEAD OF MINERS
FEDERATION
tsy United Prsss)

DENVER. July l2-Charlos N
Meyer today reiterated In positive
terms his announcement that he
vill not allow bis name 10 come be-.
fore the convention % the Western
Federation % Miners here this
week for reelection 70 the presi-
dency Of the organization. Meyers
attitude Ii taken % indicate that
tho election Of VIM ID Haywood
former secretary Of the union. iE
likely 20 occur ft 10 believed from
indications now that the convention
this year viii not be very largely
attended II IL certain that IL will
not be- NJ large nor 80 important as
the convention last year. which
broke every record established
ssnoe the union was organized In
1886.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

WATEnrHoNiff SUMMER HOMES
AND "a MIiNu HtfrH
oNN ADUn AND UALF. fieuinH sent
n e. nice beach nice Hfufe. esreilent
camping site. best boat service uu thr
sound Gee terms
Two ur run ufpicrar corner lots a.
AHHhiifui tieHfh Nradeh sud flFed go
ready iH hulid uH| three hiHriH from
DOCS store aud puateffUe tfea easy
terms
HALE ACME noaH Harper Ca rods
back ffpm beach. nHe view. twN good
TENTS fea0I terms
TnN ACRES. partially iWufot a. eco
feet waterfront On Sound ftta
fiNE AtitmN wNii Improved tuflEr
barn. several duthuiidiHsu heafiha ".
chhfn small fruits spfiHu water, az
rods waterfront ti 500
npntur MAtffHf.
eta.aaeteft Alaska hldH
ia a
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

rheumatism Ia greatly relieved
by Soap Lake Salts. go
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MARRIAGES LICENSES

Rebert Williams. 80 Wilkihson. ahNt
and NargAret 1nne Jones. 81 seattle
stanisiew yNIuesk. gt and Mar3 Ma
tula ~ ballard
William MunFu. lsEal ass Heare.
FOuiieV ard tHn0Fa h tttuatahs NAAt
Ass white Halt Mich
fhafias HoidtsrE %, hfidkerart
Wash and carrie Logan. ~. bFiaNe'
port Wash
Nf.uttr.t Nfvaafahl g. f.AppuNsln
waah ana kana Miyaulshi ~. lsFAn
NIrnsuke Nerimoto. at. ssEfAfnHntei
Cal and ktnnn Maseumatu. lA 4aEAns
ehfraaa kanaYanhi 81 WAtsanNiiis.
csi ana Wfkuno krNkf 90. Japan
NIrouhkukH NaFimatH D. hitets4aH.
cal ard YuaaVs rHaninato. af Japan
NahdFu Tsakamatn. 4l H4n etah
cisco cal and IRA rusntda -. Japan
Merritt Perry "a seattle and MAI
Ann uarrisun e. chieaEa I'LL
Nefs fMrsan 20. ttsa hsnhg way. anu
NsnAa rafann. ~. La.A MlN--s ~
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YOUNG CIR
BRUTALLY |
SLAIN
Fiendish Crime Recall, 4,
Murder Of Grace
Brown.

-. 49,. ffn4H.
TROY ~ y, July is.--sA,..
evidences Of a brutal mv,s..
result Of fisndish motives. IL. !
Of Hazel Drew. a bsau,IfuI ~ q
old Girl, o. Troy. was fov,a e, q
floating on the surface d i.
pond 10 miles from tina a. !.
whole community 10 shes... 8,
as'ounded at the discover, ! - I.
revolving crime, which ysr.u. !.
drowning Of Grace Brown by M
ter gillette IN Big Moose ias..
MISS Drew had been mlsslog 4.
nome since July 4, and a perss.ss
search led to no trace un,lI :
discovery Of the body. The ~
- crushed and phyglcians =.
made an examinatio@ Of Inc ~
say there ~ no doubt that 10 =
was assaulted and horribly ~
treated before her death.
Excitement has been lne,.s..
by the testimony u several ua,.,..
living on the road which -
from the city 10 the pond a., !.
the evening Of the FOURTH lhev - =
a biz automobile. with no ~,
pass toward the pond with -
men and two women. whea n !,
turned later u carried two -
but only one woman.
This story II subetantiatea {.
by several persons who live / /
hotel not far from the pond 4
police are following the autoud.
clue and by putting several n 4
girls friends in the sweat 5or Z
expect 10 learn whether che "a
have been the occupant Of ~ \
who did not return.
The body Of the young XIII "
IN bad condition after eight IA
In the water OF the pond
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I am tn fnang hoasr repairing In al 1
81 trnarhes rubrer weather strirrfax I
oa doors Randall I am Carpenter,
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PRICES PAID II
PRODUCERS

The following purcnase prizes
quoted on Western az this Hnnfe'at =
POULTRY Old hens. live Ne,fHN X
per pound dressed Use per pauHd q
chickens live. soc per pound hresssA
per pound hroiierH tt-see FeF ..
squads ff8 per dcacn; ducks
iac pes pound. pigeons 81 per det~
BETrEN Local ranch, lt-iH
pound
ZOOS LEGAL ranch. 2f-Ese. :.
MEATS live NeiEht--cews. ~
pound. steers. 4ts Sc per pound
Wethcfr. Be- per pound ewes tat
pQand Hogs CSC per pound
tise per pound Bulls and even =
pound "
MEATS nresssd--Vsal. lafgs 81
per pound medium. 81 -ieite yer -
The following are local qaMsN
made on Western av this mefn.at
FltItT straw berries. 81 W +.
berries. $50 cherries ter-s
Logan berries. 7sc-si oci biaekps''"
sasa. cufrauts. 81 1851 ba
VEGETABLES - Cabbage. iA-E
pound. lettuce. ffa5 per crate hsts
fgre soc per dozen. anoscheriies
pr pound rhuharh, fhc per 49,
green onions. gs-aac per duaen, - =
iatocs. tao,tat per ton. 90 nalA''N
$3.50 per ton spinach. 1bc bon
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scHooNERs IN COLLISION.


SAN FRANCISCO. July I'm
steam schooner Acme waE Tod
taken to dry dock. The weasel ID
In bad condition from a c0laks
with the steam schooner Iaqas I
the Eureka bar Friday afteFG4'
i'm a dense fog and Il was
thought that she would read i
port until she actually put Ia I
appearance late last night.
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ECONOMY" THE SLOGAN.


= NEW YORK. July l3-'Peo.
a pie must stop spending money
4 thoughtlesRly We must econ
= omIzo. ! have found Il neceH.
= sary 10 cut down my personal
= expenses" declared John y.
= Archibald, the active head OF ,
= the Standard Oh com pany. aud
= a multi millionaire. who has /,
= found extra change enough to 4,
= erect several big college build. I
= inga Ia the last feg years. /,
= Careful investigation Of the /,
. milliunaiffa panic" today !
= shows that eight representa-. ,
= tive families OF the New York ,
. 400, including "multis." are ,
: planning 10 eat down expenses. ,
. beginning August T. 20 such an ,
4 extent that their retrcnch- !
. ments Will total over million 4
. aud a half dollars annually. 4
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POSSE CLOSING IN
ON A BRUTE

GRANTS PASS, ore. July is
sheriff Joe Russell aud his depu.
Ties. who since Saturday niRht have
been pursuing the man who brutal
ly assaulted Emma Robinson IN a
mining camp NJ Gailce. are thought
10 be- closing IN around bin and hiN
capture 10 expected before nlght
The fieud entered the young WON
ans sleeping apartments and beat
her with a revolver Ne tore her
clothes off Miss Robinson finally
lsaped from a window.
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THE KING OF ALL AIRSHIFSS'
fatar sneelal aarvIes.l

BERLIN, July lallore ~ pre-.
scented the latest photograph Of
Count Zoppelin'a wonderful airahip.
which has made good as no other
heavier than.alr" machine has
done. In recent trial AZ Fried
riehahavon. on Lake Constance. II
flew all day. carrying 10 men. with
out a descent 10 earth. and aiighted
as gently as bird when evening
came.
zeppellu'a ship ia made Of alum.
mum, ia 400 feet long. IS feet in
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WANTED 10 oUY-FURNlTuRf

TO diapHaF 81 sHuF used fufnifafs %
IN htVanfMEe Fatf ur Hus rNf hams~ De-
llaffmHnt We tas Ger rash ~ ileeh. e.
iawtnE literally WuY Feur farnitafF iH
this department asfuu saws deal Tbs
afefe Hantm Co va neUArtnent
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For Sale by Owner

$500 less than value modern two
STORY large keruufn cottage, large corner
lot a0xtO2i . large fruit trees LEA full
bearing rents for $40 " goo takes a.
$500 sash. balance easy
Alaa one modern fsruum cottage wtth
Broom guttaEr in HeHr, oHiy fA blocks
from city hall and poatnffoe This has
cefneat walks aud larHa lot. 5eHiO0i rents
fof SIS See owner a. eSil qlth aN n
W, nailard Phone Baiiasd gbt III
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Smuggling in chinka

LOS ANGELES. July 1s-The I'm.
migration officials today decided 10
double the guard on the Mexican
frontier as the result 81 the In.
creased activity among the Mexi-
cans who make a practice Of SNUG
gling Chimes" into this state. Four
Chinese we're today lodged In the
county iall and will be deported.
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Move on Persian Capital.

TEHERAN. Iuly f3-Thc news
was received here today that zill.
~ Sultan, uncle OF Mohammed Az
Mira. the shah. IL advancing on the
capital from the south with n large
army o. rcyolutlonists. and Il has
thrown the Persian capital into a
state Of terror.
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thousands Of men and women who
had gathered ~ witness the closing
game betweop Columbus and To
ledo Heart disease was the cause
Of his death The game WAS AZ once
called off and the spectators left
the park.
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coon FURNITURE EVC ar AUG
rlON SALE H3ss FtAHf Az. EFk
DAY itlN 81 lNfA Al SHARP
hsiifualn acts fine tFass Bed lfuu esis
apFlnEa hale mattresses bsaiufnN Nme
dFEsseFs Do golden oak hlfFh ant WaHle
fai1fuE h9d davenport tnae hFs. FHlf
faHiHfs uprtNht planes nfaaW frs 4feat
Majestic ant Sc clair fsHEes ta.lArsaea
buffntb. MtFapN tables lace raffatHa
HlgFufs kitrhFu Nnnfia tables sfe ete
sale sfss ttfst aE Tuesday, ta Pc
81 a. utrKEHruN kurtlnnseF
Nnnmra MAla laal. IMA lILI
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HAIR GOODS.

Compare eur prices With other stores
fpf itRir ueada We msnufHyture wiFe
taurNfs tran HfufmHtiun turlH ruffs
and switches Ban Ffancist
go Hair STORE itei Firat ave, Seattle
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10 fur VAST
70 RAISE Arrf.Ea
AND ormEn uiu
rATIHa FnrfTsf
Thea ~ Shsfs
a.. .eg T. mesf
rreasfitFs and
whsrs Yaa zen have
aii ths Natsf sea
can zee
PAHot'sE ORCHARDS
IN the Wanhtnrua
waller Whiiman cauuty.
i the piece
raiifoad srstsns
run through fhts valley
THE res temn % FALoUaE
Fht.iH has iasi stated
Get in and make your
home on one ~ aar fn-arfs
tracts ard 10 independent
only SIC pes acFs demH.
Balance en- IONS time
can sr write for ran particulars
THE PALoCaE iHHfGArIoN 8
POWER co.
tit Columbia at
Seattle 80
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NonlfI
big lul
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Mfeh-rn fne wifs ~ " Mich. zit
ffth az IuiF q q daeNhtgf
rtarkey~To the wffr 90 q T. tiArHs'
Nnufan station July y daughter
schnaun 70 the wife q > john
son YnnnRHnWn 1ane 81. sen
Feens-a rs the wife % ~ Nsenaa.
Younrstnwn. Jane "a a daughter
gankHu- To thr wife =
csnknn tllf s3th Az - 4ans 70. =
daughter
Beraias South ssaitie. 4eis 70, dauk "a
afahene TO ths wife ~ a. ~
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BOARD AND ROOM.

Room with board bath and phone. fer
two 90 ser week. Tor TIVE meals, ana
s. 90 rer week. faf three mnnia ~
DNn4Il ltan lSShth " Phone queen
Anne taE ~ .aiA .fu
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ReoraanIre Jap cahIne,.

TOXIC. July ~ --ActinR under
an Imperial order. Marquis Katsura
today proceeded 20 reorganize the
cabinet, which recently resigned.
and Il IN expected that the new GOV.
eminent soon will be In working or
der
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second
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give up
of the
who wo
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national
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were Al
showin
finish
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place III
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OF New
Halst
the sec
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sse1lS
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snow
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A prize OF $3.50 900 N offered In
Germany Ia the navigator Of any
airship which shall remain aloft "a
hours. and Zeppelin tries for II be
ginning tomorrow.
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diameter. and carries three motors
Of $40 horsepower each. giving a
speed Of 80 miles an hour. ltH hull
II divided into is gas tight compart.
mentH. II cost 100000 10 build.
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PUBLIC MARKEI|

Boiling beef is quoted at the Il
lie market az &c per pound loss
the lowest price that II has "A
been quoted at the public MARI
Round steak Is quoted Al Iet Z
pound. and country bacon Il
per pound.
other specials today are iii
on trout, i0c per pound: ~
cabbagee, SC per head. new -
toes. pounds for l0c. rz1ch y
ter. &c per pound. White Riw'
Valley cherries, 2 pounds fw III
Wisconsin cream cheen. tic I'd
pound. rhubarb, 3 pounds iur ID
best pure lard. pounds fof =
fruit cake. SIC per pound: oc'1z
beef, &c to &C per pound: lzkirll
apples and peaches. do1en n
25e: small cantaloupes. ) for 81
mutton shoulder. &c per pound i
peaches. soc per box.
Haaishrm . uuncnee rur Sc
Parsley. tunch~s for lee
TNTntlfH. uuNkhea iot &c
Neirra itr bunch
Dried onions 70 ie iba. Ia
Spinach . iha lee
CathaEcs- &c 70 y 10.
RutalaEaa iAc 10
Heatr 3 Punches for &c
Head lettuce 5 fer SC
Lemons itr 20 zee Per dnn
Fancy apples. 81 % 20 t44s 10
plneappten. ike 60 Sec eaca.
Oranges ice "a g2c dcsen
Flowers Carnations. 1be ~ ~
roses sec pef dEE
Grape fruit zee u tec
Dates lee
Washington creamery hatltf, tAf
ToNn creamery. ? les $50
Ranch sFrs. 1Sasecc dol
pufAloea IS 70 10 The fur -: w
q si.I per lee lhs new potatese
Onions. bunehsa. Sc. eelaaf $50
~ ibs Tor ste
Carrots hunches for Sc
summer squash. ioc 10 i.
Mutton chpS i4M else
steaks sse % lie. porterhcusr - ~
fb KlFiuin, sc 10 round steak. I'VE
10 shunlder ateah. lee a.
lie each tongues. t24c per q ~
o. ID FoaSfN e-ke y.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

DO not trust printed time )
= tables IN newspapers. tor
time Of departure and arrival
q Of trains telephone King street :
= STATEN Information Bureau,
= Sunset. Main 2f4o, lndepena'
= snt 81.
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2 Lots for $500
Must Have Money

Two lots each f0Kfz0. on KinR ~
and aVth aW All improvements in aud
paid Close tn property At sacrifice
n Yuu have some money 90 invest ast
about this Part caah. balance Dor
cent Phone evenings East 3flf
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume rcsponHi.
biiity for errors ~ any Kind
occurring Ia toiophopcd adVer
tisenRSts.
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hitch alder bottom land very easily
cleared upland with view ~ seattle and
sound r0od snii fHf ffuit, berries ami
pautfrF raistna uniY half Wiir from
aGef frahf fnftf minutes ride from
HeAetla each,
Uota sos nluesisy MS
--{&sfs
cuEAp ACREAGE HONE
Ia hard times ls the time % make an
sasy Htiua nuits. berries ash chickens
tleae ia unif fttet terms. ~ daMM Fis
asf HiaHtk Also haNs p places feF free
rect o. parties whu VIII take r@fs az
place Naa So ueteaan ~ fagifle citf.
on Tacoma fhfrFuftaH uf Niliuau .
aaissftsu tn Hines bloch To-day III
uaHfh ~ 90 affsa uand soil "a taNH
lisaen vest - Tacoma FrF quick
sale wti SELL fuf fAea pn terms
fHsFf
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rHos. ). BRYee DEAD.


COLUMBUS. o. July Is Much
regret is expressed throughout the
American baseball association TO
day over the sudden death Of Thos
J Bryce, president Of the local club.
Nho died IN the grandatand az Nell
park yesterday. Ia the presence Of
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CHARGES HUSBAND
WITH DESERTl0H

Left alone with her two little
children. after having waited IN
vain for her husband TO return
home. Annie Christophernon, Az
Lenora st.. had complaint.
charging desertiun. sworn out
against her husband today
She says that he Is a chef and
claims that when he left home.
June 70. he said he was going to
work on boat She thinks be Is
now AT Skagway or Prince Rupert
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Most distressing cases Of eczema
relieved by Soap Lake Salve. go
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are the overnight
entries at the Meadows for Tues
day:
First race, five and one half fur.
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Bremerton Heights

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BALLARD AGENCY-r II.
Mullen, sal Ballard av4 opp,
City Hall Phone. Ballard JOG.
MAIN OFFICE Seventh av-
between Union and univcfaity,
Phones. Main 1850. Ind. AL.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

pfrrTEuWORTu q SONS Professional
.fl5raetnrw Nna deceased E1nnafmsrr 1881
iss ops Moore Theatre Both phenss 80.
pI.gts Undertaking. Co as Ewfna
a. Fremont Sorth sHS az zen zee
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"aELP WANTED
AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS,

AND ALL NLAaoFFI tU NV
one cent word-Minimum
ehargo l5c. When charged TO
account actual number of lines
as set will be counted. Seven
Insertions made for the price
OF six when cash Is paid. Az
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
will be counted as two lines,
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Hesitate and Lose

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three eaf uHsH ffuH t1Hnssf atuefr
wafine tfem tanH Terms tf leaa4ec
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r NAY COMPANY tNe@
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nKlrlnrn.

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fha first dentist ~ Seattle 60 aiva
modern hiah fiass dentistry al moderate
pflesa VAS pr tdwin y uroWn. offices
T. d. O. and uninn htarh
la Nlfaf avenue between Columbia and
Cherry streets Seattle. Wash
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TO AnvnRrlseRs.

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