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The Arizona sentinel., 1908-06-24
FOR RENT
A new fireproof store room, corner of Second street and Madison Ave. Inquire at this office.

Sufficient force is now within easy reach of Panama to quell any disturbance that may jeop- ardize life or property of Amer jeans in the Canal Zone or con- tiguous territory, and the gov ernment has made ample prep arations for any serious outcome of the Panama election.
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Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, J. $. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona

U. LdHU OIIICC dI HOCIIIAf IIIUIId'
 June 22 1908. Notice is hereby given that Gertrude F.. Priest, of Yuma, Arizona. who. on March H. 1905 made Homestead Entry No. 4f54 for lots 1. :. 3 and l. Section 3. Township South, Range g West, G. and s. R. Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make final tive-year proof to eStab- fish claim to the land above described, before at Yuma. Arizona on the 30th day of July, 19J8 Claimant names as witnesses; Charley M. White. Ward Priest Henri Alp John and Lilah Bell Reese, all of Yuma, Ari- Zona.
 Lyman w. Wakefield Register. .Iunp "A OS
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Now are the days when the in gratiating smile, the pleasant word and the hearty hand shake distinguish the seekers after office. With some of them these characteristics have become al most a fine art.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-06-24

Every mans conscience is his own, not another'S. It is for him alone to determine what or what not he shall believe. No outward force, however strong, can com pei him.
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E F Sanguinetti ... 74 25
 E F Sanguinetti. ...... 159 50
 1st Natl Bank of Yuma % p
 1st Natl Bank of Yuma 207 75
 J T Alexander. ...... 139 38
 J T Alexander. ..... 100 co
 J T Alexander. i % J T Alexander, jury ser
 vice April term, 1908.. 106 40
 Whereas, the boundaries of the several school districts in Yuma county are incorrectly de- scribed and apparently conflict ing, and whereas, the board of supervisors did on June s, 1907, order the county school superin- tendent to change, harmOnize and describe said boundaries and make a report of such action to the supervisors; and whereas, the said school superintendent has neglected to comply with said order, and said boundaries are still incorrectly described and-conficting,
 Now, therefore, the school su- perintendent of Yuma county, territory of Arizona, is hereby ordered to change, harmonize and describe the boundaries of the several school districts of said Yuma county, and make a report of such action to the board of supervisors; and the clerk is directed to deliver a cer- tifed copy of this order to the sheriff, who shall immediately serve the same upon said school superintendent.
 The following communication was received from the county superintendent, read and order ed spread upon the minutes:
 Yuma, Arizona, June ?, 1908. To the Hon. Board of Supervis-
 ors, Yuma, Arizona.
 Gentlemen:
 This is to advise your board that on April 16th, 1908, teach CTS report for the fourth month of school at Vicksburg district No. 21 was received, and itshow- ing the average to be for the month less than an average of 8 C 6-1O) daily attendance, said district was suspended and the trustees so notified by wire. All bills against the district and all teachers salary due have been paid, leaving a balance in the district funds of S153.60. As soon as your board notifies this office that said district has lapsed under the school laws I will transfer this amount of $153. 60 to the reserve fund. The only property of any value was the school flag, which I now hold, and expect to deliver the same to the Wendendale school.
 1 also wish to call the boards attention to AlgOdoneS district No. 16, in the lower end of Yuma valley, there being no school opened this term and failing to teach for six months, per the school laws, 1 have also suspend ed this district. As soon as the board advises of the lapsing of said district 1 will advise the treasurer to transfer the amount of funds to the credit of said dis trict to the county school fund, which is, to-wit: $616.23.
 
 Forest Glen school district No. F, which was declared laps9d July 1st, 1906, and the lines of which district have never been connected with any other dis trict by your board, I suggest be taken up by your board and add, ed to the district of which it was formerly part, or to other dis trict lines, so the children in this old district can be cenSuSed for this years census report. am,
 Respectfully,
 Joseph H. Godfrey, ..
 SuOt Of Schools ---
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OFFICIAL MINUTES
Of the Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma
 County, Arizona.

Office of Board of Supervisors,
 Yuma county, Yuma, Arizona,
 June ?, 1908.
 Board of supervisors of Yuma county met at 10 d. m. pursuant to adjournmenG, all members, district attorney and clerk pres ent; minutes of June 1, 1908. were read and and approved, all members voting aye.
 On motion duly seconded and carried the following accounts were audited, allowed and war rants ordered drawn:
 W l. Lauthan, work on
 boundary line. .......S $ 23 OO J l. Noriega, work on
 boundary line. .. 82 90 W H Wagner, work on
 boundary line. ....... 8 50 w H Elliott, work on
 boundary line. ..... 149 70 J H Godfrey, visiting
 school districts. ..... 80 % Work in Road Dist. No. -
 E F Sanguinetti ..... 74 25
 E F Sanguinetti ..... 159 50
 1st Natl Bank of Yuma 20 p
 1st Natl Bank of Yuma 207 75 J T Alexander. 139 38 J T Alexander. 100 co JT Alexander. I co
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D ;:= <; 5: ::: ;; 5: s; =
 1 Powder, string or pill form. Write m $: <: :;:: $:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
PRICES PAID II
PRODUCERS

The following purchase prices ""
Quoted on Western Rv this fnoruist a.
pOTITHN--Di hens live We.eht 7.
Per pound dressed. lie pei pound 49,
chickens. live it-aQc per pound. ar. ..s1
9ac per pound hrollsrn tsc per fe.ss
squads. t2-t9 per donen. deck. 80
fsc per pound. pigeons. 81 Per s9-sA
BUTrER-Lecai ranch. lt-iss =
EGas-I.oeal ranch. 17-1tc
MEATS Hive weight-Co~A
pound steers. eve per popad 49,
wethefs exc per pound ewes M
pound Hogs I've per poana -
Is per pound Bulls and oKea ms
pound "a
MEATS Dressed--veal lsrEe - ~
per pound; medium. ie-iiAe peg ps 49,.
The following are local que.a"
made on Western av this mofhihs ,,s
FRIIr-- Maspherries, w.
ih-Ib box sb-socs LokanheffieA go go
scarce. black berries. ~ ~
avs. biackcap raspberries sw
vFgET Es--CAbhage, lhssl ~
pound lettuce. SOC per crate, hss s..ssa
tucs. aa-stc doE rhuhafh - -
green onions. So se per doieni ~. ~
tato~s ta0-as per ton. spinach II "A
caunflowcr. 81 doEeni eee's
sack. cueumbors. fe-toc doisn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
PUBLIC MARKET

Boneless cottage ham At lei
pound. smoked sturgeon Al lSt 4
pound. Washington creamery bs,-
ter at pounds for CSC, pe4n At
I0c n dozen. leg OF lamb al i1ke
a pound, rib lamb chops Al I
pounds for CSC are the specials
which will be on sale at the puhlls
market tomorrow.
Haaishes. huncnss far g.
Parsley s. a bunch
Turulps ) lunches fer 60
CELERY. stalk, ~ 20 lee
cahtare. 2-1he per -
RsfafaEas fAc 10
Heefs bunches Sc
Head istfuce Tor te.
Lemons. 1a-1fc per fcE
FsncF apples 81 te-f.f5 tox
NeN apples. tosen. t-4tc.
Ptnsappiss fe-soe each.
Oranges. 20 Gee don
Flowers raFnatinns sc pet dt1
Wnshirrfan creamery butter NM
fewa cresmsfy. ia Abc. ranch bA'<
4tc 10
I,oesl ranch ssGs ste sss
Potatoes. ne~. IL bs lse' tiA p
onions. eunehs. Sc. soslins ssisH
~ ne for Sc
Carrots ; lunches for Sc
Summer squash. &c ~ yeiioH scs'sA
&c ~
sirlaln. 1s.IEc 10 round steak it-lA
~ shoulder steak. 10 -sci h.sfn
Sc ih roasis, t-Tc ID boiling beet isa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

ORGANIZE LOCAL
STOCK EXCHANGE

Seattle will soon have a stock
exchange. M articles OF ineorpora.
ton Of the Seattle Stock Exchange
have just been filed at Olympia.
The board OF directors of the new
organization are A. O. MeFall. A. ".
Severance, ]. y Kennedy. Col. ].
w. lvey and L. r. Jones Temper.
airy offices viii be located IN room
~. Post inteliiEencer building.
j. r. Kennedy, secretary OF the
Washington State Mining aseocla.
ton. ~ secretary OF the new ex.
change. and states that Il IL not
the intention 10 handle mining
exclusively. but also TO list other
commercial stocks Applications
for more than 90 seats in the new
stock exchange have been received,
some as far east a. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
WESTERN PASSENGER
AGENT is DRUGGED
10y United pr.ss.)

CHICAGO. Aug. 10. J. Slavin,
western passenger agent for the
Santa Fe at Denver. was found un.
conscious today on the steps Of an
elevated road station down town
slavin's annual pass and 80 cents
In change In his pocketbook were
found. Everything else, including
several hundred dollars worth OF
valuable jeweiry, had been stolen.
when Slaviu regained conscious.
ness he explained that he last re-
membered drinking In Jim Cor.
belts saloon. Il is believed that
he was drugged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
OFFER AID OF PRESS
TO LOCAL OPTION

20 the Anti Saloon league that II.
first desire Of these newspapers Il
10 see Gov. Mead reelected sra
that their action In regard 10 loc.l
option will depend upon the course
the league adopts in regard 70 tbs
fight for governor.
The letter was taken % b. Tia
committee Of the Anngsloon
league on Saturday iaas. bet no
action was taken in reEzsa V A
except that the league va md ,
circular letter 20 all the ps5en n
the state asking them II their klst
tnde towards local option is gong
% be independent OF any action ne
league takes along the lines Of En-,
dorsing a candidate for governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

penliro SishiuFa -. SPOKANE ~"
ehya Nishiaka. a. Japan -
Thomas Adam Hsnff. - aAo "tNN
Irene Rogers Is SB4Han1tsh .
nnrns-lnfant uuEma. august y sNNt
Aanan. IS seattle -.
Fredrfk sidsen. 81, ard Anna hnaassn'
rrmns nsan. 81. and Laerssla psFa-
fiaunsteh 20 Seattle
william HaHtsf. legal sEs. ana NfF
trudr Wells. legal aEe seattle
George Joseph 4fueFf. -. aH@ Aosii"'
AtsN 4cEeFilpHSHs - Rsntun
Eauart GenfFe carey. ~. ana LuNte
stevens. 81 Seattle ..
Afbsrt Frederick Eduart NolirAtns ~
and Ffara GFGbe legal Akel esattls
And~rs Ianassen -. see - tltn 81
and Anns q > Envaidseu. -, 1895 ssih
Frank Seais legal - nsn ., end
ylda Pearl diasssoek. isxaA 30 ttth
~ ~
Nirhiro TanakA IS. Han Fraeciree.
Cal ana Tomakf SalHe9satsu. ~. lahan
setsarhi shlxe4nata. -. Ftfe. WASH
and raui Maxine Is japan
Tnmskfchl Naaunsstsus -. M4li Nailrf'
Cal and saaa Nak&t - JaE@n
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WILL PREFER CHARGES
AGAINST THE S.,P.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug i0.--Ai.
ieging that the Southern Pacific and
the Santa Re railways have been
raising their rates. despite the law.
by imposing extra switching
charges. ia connection with charges
aud other extras. that bring rates
far above the published schedules.
the merchants Of San Francisco and
vicinity will file charges against
these roads when the interstate
commerce commission meets here
next week. Another complaint TO
be made Ia that Seattle merchants
are charged but 50 a car for icing.
white California merchants are
charged SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
DEDICATE SONG
TO EAGLES

with the Eagles In 1905. IL the
title % a new song issued this
morning from the press OF the Lib
erai Printing company. and dsdicat.
ed BY itE authors % the Fraiernal
order OF Eagles The music is by
Prof Adolph Edgren and the words
BY George y Lippy. both members
Of nerie No. i. The new Eong has
the additional distinction Of being
the first piece Of music ever turned
out BY the publishers. who have
just established in Seattle the only
music printing house west Of Chi.
eaEo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
WOULD YOU MARRY Your
HUSBAND AGAIN?

ngain7 Yes And n ! had M a.
10 live over again ! wouIa nN
J have done Watch tho ~ =
who says she wouldn't mar s' -
best man on earth and va w
find that some day she win n ~. ~
too glad 10 know the embraf. w
love Of "A man "a
Women themselves make -
tired Of them They growl becs W.
they haven't got this or maj =
want a new gown, or 4 wan, !.
new hat Is their continual -
They seem TO forget thai mel, ba.
bands have % labor hard Tor wiz,
they get and that there arc o,hs.
things than clothes.
Married life Is what We wor.-
make II n your husband l. -.
late. don't be cross and gruff Via
him when he returns and aces.a
MIN 81 counting some one 81.
Greet him with a smile and lans
his confidence and he VIII sass
learn that you are HIS best iae,l
MRS &. e. WI
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Mead's Campaign Managers
Propose Trade For
Endorsement.

The Anu.Saloon league has re.
ceiyed a letter from the campaign
managers OF Gov Mead stating
that II the league will endorse the
lican nomination for governor the
support Of 6s state newspapers.
which are now supporting Mead.
will be given 10 the fight that Is
now being waged for local option.
The inference b. given In the letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 10.-Col.
Marion r. Maus today took com
mand OF the Department OF Call
foruln. 4. s. A.. succeeding Gen.
Frederick A. Funston. who has
been transferred " Fort Leayen.
worth. Kan. as commander OF the
Department Of the Gulf
Col. Maus has had long career In
the army as an Indian fighter on
the frontier He II well known In
California. having spent the last 20
years at various stations along the
Pacific coast His most recent
service was In San Francisco after
the fire OF 1906. when he was In
charge Of the banking quarter OF
the burned district. and Was com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug. i0.-An
electrical storm more severe than
any that has visited this section OF
the state for many years occurred
yesterday afternoon. between 4 and
9 o'clock. AZ Coronado tent city.
the downpour routed some 1900
people who were living under light
canvas at that summer resort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
PILOT BOAT RAMMED

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 1O.-The
little pilot boat Lady Mine has
iimped into port with a jagged hole
In her side, and her rigging badly
shattered by a collision Saturday
night with the Koamos Line steam.
er Badmus, near the bar llghtship.
The accident happened when the
Lady Mine approached the big
steamer TO take off Pilot Won
Helmes. According to the crew OF
the smaller ship. the liner veered
TO port, instead OF stsrboard, and
rarnmed tho sailing vessel on the
port side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
G O L o ~ Ell MAUS rs
SUCCESSOR TO
FUNSTON

mended for the security in vkscs
the district was kept
Col Maus is IS years Old. 4 10
tive 81 Maryland, and has besa
In the army since 1874 IN TIA;
year he graduated with honors from
West Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Nurray-rs fhe ~ffs q C. Murray.
fTgB HaYistan a.. August e aanNatet
C.arIsocMTo The SITE q -. carispn.
city Iuly 1a 4 son.
nanraa-re the mtfu u ,, y Duucsn.
ao3 Hattsrg a. aEast q = ern
yVlffiAas-ra fhs Wtfs e ~ WiHahas
a6ST y 4ath 81 knxus1 q a son
fanninGhaai--ra the Nife u = ian
rfnrbant fs11 Seventh az. W August q
a son.
sgTs WlnsioW piAes. &uEust a. a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
See the New City

uFsmsftau Hsirhts Il On che nrsmer-
teH psninsula. alanasids fhs raw yard
rfsfnsftnu HeiG his tfsfta aad lots must
- Nafuntts Efor~ffy fH 4 sheff time
HsY enc - thsse large tracts % lots
~ fHs ursninE pfisss nas We tuiid
hurnea On easy raFfasnfs Tha usW drf
doeks wtii starr fulidine N q snaff tius.
AID all srnpiof l9eF n4aFs nssn Large
tfksta ffQ and up faarre tets tsk ana
~ Tsrfns ~ ana ~ mnathiF
SEATTLE HOMEHEEkEnH co
NwHefe
Main afflesa tttt Euplrs nids
ngAnrh office. nfsuasFten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
smith Renomlna,ed.

PRESCOTT. Arlx.. Aug. TO-
Mark Smith has been renominated
for congress by the democratic con.
vention by a vote OF l75 to AZ for
his opponent, Brady o'Neil. OF Mari
posa county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responai.
hility for errors of any kind
occurring in toiepnonod adver
uscmcuts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
$780, City Acres--$100

chsics sardsa tracts fsssisT. risht la
siiy. srd sair % niastss ride ffcm
besissss centsf. sless e. rsf t-esaf far.
seed vtsw % tsks. fires -sisss ssfi for
fardeniaG 81 tsrrJ cpitars Oniy fitt
desa end fit meath. prices VERY tos
Aiso acreage near salt rsfe4 az
Rsdonde Beach. between seattle and IA
eoma. on sasy terms
1hE SOUND TRURrEK CO.
see Coinan nids
chsap- ghiehsn ranen. heuss large
piece hand. fresh cess zee iasina hens
iatHa field POTATOES hurse. hugKy har.
ness. all for tste terms fte down. tie
per noHth See NJ Pat. q Postmaster
81 Pacifg city. o. Tacoma Intsfufhan
Street car comes aaoH II
W n KELLEY
1900 tte cash aud 81 per meath for
Goaife foot iot thFes blocks frnm the
car line. all improvements In and paid
for
w ~ KELLEY
81 Mutual tAfs HidE
Main itoi Ind ASA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Mcg-ormark william MCCORMACK. =
August 2. Pacific hospital
Nrixht-~ MaaEe wright ,. August D.
sff James -
Barns -fnfAnt Burns August 8. 1881
~ 18TH 81 -
Horen
lam william 7 Lamhson. I. isit
r. Aiohn - -
Mcfa4ahiin--stsfsa aelanshin ~
August . IN this city
EgNsrt-~ $sttie EEEerti s. August =
NJ Portland ore.
Nssnan--Deila Newman. g. A9HuHf .
IN this city
cievsr-rouy } Clever. 40. Asxust ?.
IN THIS city
Miiirr-- William Miller. 10. Aurust 4.
a8f1 sixth az y
fsoidsfait III hsudHfs Goldsmith, y
kisrnan-Mrs r Herman. it34 ttfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
SITUATIONS WANTED"

situations Wanted" adver
tisements g5c for IS words,
times. Additional space. &c per
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
RAILWAY TIME TABLES

! 90 net trust printed tim
/ tahles In newspapers 30
+ time % departure and arr'SA
! Of trains telephone KING sue
! Station Information suFeee'
\ Sunset. Main 2TAo, indepsno
! ens III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

Tho following are the overnight
entries at The Meadows for Tues
day.
f1rnt race Five and half fur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

Would I marry my HUSBAND arzlnf
You bet I would lie has sipsgs
been kind and loving 70 me ana
his family. and has always supplied
us with plenty Of money for Our
modest wants. lie has never WIN.
held anything that would add "a
my comfort and happiness Ana
the only time ! ever scoId him IA
when he tells me he n afraid ID
come home IN the dark
"A v. NJ
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aHELP WANTED"
AND ALI CLASSIFIED ADS

One cent word--Minim"m
chargo 15c. when charged TO
account actual number OF ineA
as set will be counted. Seven
insertions made for the price
OF six whom cash is paid. Az
cap. lines. or fraction thereof
will be counted as two lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

The women who would marry
their husbands again are sull In
the majority, or the many letters
received this morning more than
four 10 one Of the correspondents
answer 10 the affirmative the quea.
lion.
Knowing your husband as you
do. would you marry him again, n
you were frae7"
Until next Thursday you may an
swer this question In 200 words or
less and mall Il 10 the matrimonial
editor Of The Star.
Tho following letters are from
those received today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10

BALLARD AGENCY. IL
Mullen 540a ballard ay.. OPP
CITY Hall. Phone. Ballard 4Vo'
MAIN oFFICE-seyenth av-
between Union aud University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind. al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-10
CONGRESS CALL

KANSAS CITY. Aug To- Many
subjects OF general Importance are
included in the call Of the 18th SEES
sion Of the Trans- Mississippi Com
mercial Congress. which is 10 meet
In San Francisco October 6. Z, :. :
and 10. and which has just been
issued under the signatures Of J. h,
Case. president. OF Abilene. Kan,
and other officers.
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Terms: 1917 Down,
Balance Easy
THE NOnrnwEar FREEHOLD co
INCORPORATED
900 American Rank Building
Phones Main tatt Ind aeta

a woRp TO owNEHs or PALS.
AnNH Lots.
rms ~ TO WARN You NOT TO
LNf htrEhh uEr forH lots AT
THfH TIME WITHOUT HAFfNg goN
A uoop ADVANCE ron TnEn
n you are among those fortunate ones
~he have built their homes az Palisades
Fea ~li not need this warning nat N
f9u are not uHHt On the ground yau
may not kuo~ All that is Kulna on iust
now In this nsishbofhood
The city has rsesatir acquired a ito.
,s's t,sht -. ~ ieI : rs esulsssln
Sea 81 ths University, sHd running
straight aefos. unlea hay % Palisades
aad iaaursihurst.
The Hs~ slsetfic lire tn this district
has applied Tor fraashiss AeFass this
neal.tafa thtoaEh Palisades zna Laurel
hurst
These saa cih.I impresssa.sats that
eaant ~ tho exposition make Palisades
totay especially desirable aud q tuftns
movement -. started IN hsrs that suf-
passes anything hneNn In the Past
u Yoa cell ~ all means at sooa
Fssnt As safiF tuFrFN Fua are snfifIsd
10 a. uat n yea held unin nsai yssf
yea Niii % better stin
MrfAIuuf.fS REALTY co.
iie& Amerisan nank us1s
nraaeh affi0es 81 sna q rHfNsrsltY
oaf lins and - MAaiaoa gssFk sufntahls
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This One Wouldn't.

No, would not marry my hus-
band again II I were single IN
~ years he has never stayed home
longer than SIX months az n time
lie has LEFT me 20 get along az best
J could In IA years he has given
me bat one dress. aud in the last
six months be has given me but
ff.7b lie has a good business. but
Is always crying poverty. IN spite
% this. 10 see him you would think
he was a millionaire Ills clothes
are 81 the latest style and Of the
most expensive material he spends
money on other women and II a
frequent attendant az places Of
amusement No. indeed. would
never marry him again
-. NJ O."
Some Good Advice.
Would I marry my husband
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DAVID v EAAyMAN. Il
100 r0iwan ftdE 7gseA

AppLEToNR DAfLY MARKEr
acres. in KitisnEers Addition lois
s Ard 9 only o. oeo, and bat half cash
HaYa you ever heard ~ sinallar qffsf
Ing since you have been inEthe Nefth
vest You wouldn't nov N the oNpsr
aid not feel obliged 60 sell such ep
portuuitiss 40 not 20 beEginE very ienf
il the one who shall have prior cleimf
80 hurry A ppleton Investment Corpefa
tion. Ltd. 767 American Bank bids
n. KELLEY
f7sa.Two Of the finest view let's In
Rainier Beach. hoHiia each close 20
station Easy terms
W r. KKLI4EY
sii Mutual Life hldE -
Main as0i Ind 1855
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