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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-16
Held for Grand jury,

Daniel Anderson. alias Shine: Ernest
Banks and Charles Jackson. alias "Bub-
by" all colored. charged with house.
breaking. were given a preliminary hear
ing this mornin gbefore Judge Kimball
of the Police Court and held in $500 bond
each for the action Of the grand jury
a number of witnesses. including Ser
geant Lord and Policemen Boyle and
Owens of the second precinct. who placed
the defendants under arrest. testified that
the trio broke into an Italian fruit shop
in rear of 40 n street northwest early
in the morning of April IA. stealing sew
eral boxes of oranges and lemons and
four punches of bananas, valued at SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-16
Enters Plea of Guilty.

Frank Buzzoni. who was indicted last
summer for hookmaking. today entered
plea of guilty to the indictment In Grim
inal Court No before Justice Barnard.
The court imposed fine of 500 and
term Of thirty days Imprisonment in the
District Jail, Buzzoni began TO serve his
term today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-16
National Union Reception.

Washington Council. No. aD5. gave a
reception to the ladies last evening at
Pythian Temple and a most enjoyable
time was had President w. d. Brown
welcomed the guests. after which an. en-
PERTAINING program was given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-16

jot it down." he continued. that the
man who goes through the world in
spirit OF indifference and filled with
Worldliness will end with a broken
heart" In conclusion DR.. Rawlings dwelt
on the increasing desire for gain, no.
toriety and self-interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-16
AT GLASS EXERCISES
GRADUATES OF LUCY HAYES
SCHOOL MEET IN RUST HALL.

The class night exercises of the Lucy
Webb Hayes National Training School for
Missionaries and Nurses were held last
evening in Rust Hall. North Capitol and
Nj streets.
The exercises were opened with an
organ selection by Miss Winifred r. Jack
son of Brushton. ". Y. Rev. Mr.. Holmes
of Chicago invoked divine blessing. Miss
Olive NJ Osborne of Cleveland. Ohio.
read an essay on 1.-THE Age of Faith"
THE Nations Homes was the subject
of an essay by Miss Jackson. Miss Maud
E. Slaybaugh of Montpelier Ohio. sang
a solo. Miss s. Ermine WILDER of Port
land, Me. contributed an essay on THE
Nurse. The kindergarten. Factor in
Christian Education was the subject of
Rochester. n. Y. Miss Mary J. Burch of
OF tse Market ra paee
were closed with benediction by Rev. Mr..
Wardel Of Chicago.
The annual sermon to the graduates
will be preached tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock in Rust Hall by Rev. Robert H.
Pooley of Chicago. The graduating ex-
ercises will be held Wednesday evening
at o'clock In Rust Hall, when the ad-
dress will be by Bishop J. F. Berry.
Names Of the Graduates.
The graduates are: Deaconess course
Della Belle Beechley. Mount Vernon,
Iowa: Gertrude l.. Catlin. Chattanooga,
Tenn: I.ottie Ethel Conner, Indianapolis
Ind. :, Ella Marshall Fieger Pittsburg Pa. ::
Olive NJ. Osborne, Cleveland. Ohio: Mary
Helen Walsmith. Brightwood. D. c.:
Sarah Elizabeth Yaudes. Williamsport,
Pa.
Missionary course-Sarah Ella Adams.
Canton. Ohio; Helen r. Baldwin, Oneonta
n. Y: Elizabeth Mary Carlyon. Iron
Mountain. Mich: Winifred Rosamond
Jackson, Brushton. n. Y; Nellie May
I.aPorte, Towanda. Pa.
Nurse deaconess course-Anna Jane
Hamilton. Grove City. Pa.
Nurse training course-Eva Margaret
Bingham. Juniata, Pa: Anna Lucretia
Brown. Canton, Pa: Flora Louise Gwynn.
Grand Rapids. Mich: Anna Jane Hamil-
ton. Grove City, Pa: Frances Leila Hig-
gins Parry. n. Va Nora II. Highlan,
Bluffton. Ind: Ethel May Housed. Gales
burg. ILL.,: Minnie Irvine. New York, N.
Y; Martha Florence johnson. Lakewood,
N. j.: Mildred B. Richardson. Cameron.
W. Va: Maud Eunice Slaybaugh. Mont
.peler. Ohio: Genevieve Marie Tree. Mt
Pleasant, Mich: Alice White. Plainsville,
Pa s. Erminie WILDER. Portland. Me-
kindergarten course-Helen Evans Kirk
Pittsburg. Pa: Annie Lee Price. Balti-
more Md: Celia Marie Rogers. Roches-
fer ~ Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-16
Talks to Epworth Leaguers.

workers for the Vineyard" was the
subject OF an address by DR.. H. f. Raw
lings of Richmond. Va, before the elev-
enth annual meeting Of the Epworth
League societies OF Washington. held In
the Epworth Methodist Church last night.
During his remarks he said that many of
the Young men and women of today are
becoming unconcerned about the gospel
"Broaching the subject to some of them,,'
he said. makes them take on an air OF
Just awakening from dream. You can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-16
Brief Speeches by Others.

Senator Burkett followed Mr.. Bryan
with short talk in which he spoke Of the
fame which Nebraska had attained as the
state of capable and efficient public men.
He cited instances where many Nebras-
kans had attained prominence in public
life and in the service OF the government.
Senator Burkett also spoke OF the high eff
fcfency of government employees in
Washington and the large representation
which Nebraska had among the govern
ment offices in the Capital city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
ARREST ALLEGED
DYNAMITER

John Hurst. 81 years old. has
been arrested on technical charge
Of malicious destruction of prop
eriy. Efforts viii be made "a
prove. however. that be Is the per
son who has made repeated a.
tempta TO blow up George 81 Rob
ffiH. vinegar manufacturer aud
family With dynamite
Hurst denied the charge against
him.
Several times Within the past
few months II IL said attempts
have been made 20 blow un Rob.
efis' house. and shots, it is alleged,
have been fired through the Hin
dowH
Fearing that the mlscreant would
ono day be successful W hla Ell.
dent determination 10 hiii him and
his family. Roberts placed the case
la the hands Of detective agencys
Eafly Monday morning Detective
Peterson. a member Of the agency
aayg no saw = man later Identified
a. Hurst. place sticks ~ dynamite
on the porch ~ Roberts house and
llght them Rushing np he entin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

guiehed the SPARK. bla mads =. !.
tempt 70 aferst The man sl,s, y y
determined to DO IL later
Hurst was arrested Al H. Z.
IN the Terrace hotel The eff<s
found three revOlYers. ene ,s'
apart. several boxes Of sa,,.s.''
Of assorted sizes and q sIszss =
fAzors ~
Hurst said be was / Inlse,
had been % q prospecting ~ y
the mouuiains aud had AZ =
near H0berie hoHze gsf : $50
/ u Il asserted that Hurst N. !.
hatred against Roberts for -.
unknown reason Two year 81
he purchased third Inssrs., !.
the vinegar factory AZ z7fl x..a
az south lIe siiii holds X. \
tereet. although be fakes Az -.
IN ise MANAGEMENT Of he pI.r,
Hurst Naa arrested ges- :.
on the charge ~ atlemasI,x !.
dynamite Roberto house 80 ~
dence was Introduced paflS,,,..
10 show that hc had shfeait.s< !.
DO Roberts harm lie ~
under bonds " 500 TO e.. x
peace for sis moafhe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
WOMAN KILLER
FOILS JUSTICE
fRr United press.l

San MATE0. Cal. Jan. -
Louis A. Bernardo. Of San Fran.
cisco IL dying 1T the Emergency
hospital hem 81 wounds Inflicted
by two unknown men who decoyed
him 60 this neighboIhood on the
pretsxt Of selling him land. and
then wounded and robbed him. De
nihrdo may die without giving o
elrw 20 his ASSISTANTS
bernardo was anxious to rhr
chase real estate. and the two
men met him IN san Francisco AID
interested him in some pretended
bargains.
When they had decoyed him 20
an isolated spot be was set upon
and stabbed twice lie fell 10 the
ground aud was shot three times.
Then his pockets we're fified OF
$3.50 la coin and a gold watch aud
chain. The thieves also stole his
tao diamond rings.
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lie was further fortified with q
aee tangled dark lantern 20 Spy
ntu tho dark corners for what
seemea certain we're dead plafe
rodents
There Was nothing doing for q
long time and finally evcry deAk
drawer WAS out Of lfe slide aud
exposed Ia the lleht Of day. No
rats, dead or alive. we're found.
The sequel came when q lot 81
dried stripe of mlnnaw bait which
dia duty on several niEhIe
last summer when the fire marsh"
who Il An lnyciefaie angler. went
Fishing FOR bass or the Smith
Cove docks. were exposed 20 view
sHnmph. saofted Mr. Place
when the minnon skins were lnfas
ed up. Then he went back to
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
IS LURED TO DEAN

CHICAGO. Jan. 3s-ffaak J.
Constantine. convicted Of the muir.
der Of Mrs Frank Gentry. January
G. 1906. IL dead. "a the reaalf of
a spectacular attempt at suicide.
Several days ago be- jumped over
the railing surrounding the tier Of
cells 10 which be was kept ~ the
Joliet state peBitentiary. landing
on the eemeated floor Of the court
below
lie never reeained consciousness.
Airs. Rose Constantine. mother 81
the dead man. has been notified. No
disposition Of the body will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
JOKE - ON The
FIRE MARSHAL

wher. the higher officials around
the city hall have consigned Place
and keiingE until a more cohycn.
lent asannn
Deductions had been made
daily ~ 90 the smell and at last
Il had been decided that u was
caused - dead plague rats and
mice
Kellogg got on the track of one
little Loire 1nonnr yesterday and
this morning came armed with n
deadly trap and a piece Of cheese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Ferdinand sehmllk. councilman
from the Fourteenth ward. has
cotne out ia a strung letter lndofh
InK the candidacy 81 v l.. Hsl~f
for a. Nomination for city treaa
urer.
fon have the ability 81 make an
excellent cfty official" writes Mr.
ssehmiia ia his letter 10 Mr. RebfF.
aad ! believe that the neopla viii
see that son are nominated RI
Al the big meeting held Ia Luna
PARK last night b. the citizens nj
the Fourtrenlh wsrd. 10 cetobfass
the magnificent elft 10 the city Of
30 scres Ut land for park purposes
b. Mr. Schmlsz. Sir. Refer Uss
present Mr. sehmifs. prior to the
meeting presented him 10 bis mans
fFsends ard urged them 10 sote alrl
~ofh for him.
Mr.. schmitss letter 10 Mr. Rehss
Eseattle. Jan. IS. 1903.
Mr.. y l. Refer.
fp1 Pioneer bldg.
MY dear Rel,ef Just = fen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

made until she Is heard fnr.
Constantine was = faeitise -
justice for II months after cun-S
ting the crime lie tfase}>d ~
the United States to italy. -.
20 South America and back Il ilrZ
Ne finally returned 70 the rs.41
States TO live. and ~ zfruu1
after being betrayed BY ! g.
sweetheart Just as be xxs -
Ink q steamer for iislY n Bnd6n
Fellow prisoners of Goasi1u1ns
declare be has talked Of eomnllrS.
suicide ever since being ploes( 4
the penitenliaSy, four fnn1lks y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

To 90 cn strenuous search for
dead plague rats and 10 come
across only deeayed fish hsif in
the desk drawers ~ Fire Marshall
ssafdnef keilnEg this morning. was
the somewhat commonplace ending
81 a hos halt hours work. on the
part Of building inspector " nc
Place. aided b. the aforesaid fire
marshal
For days psst m unpleasant fof.
slgu 0dor has peFmcAtrd the little
hoic-in the wall on tcffrrHpn a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

lines "a tell you that | an strongly
in sympathy with the contsat you
are making for tbs domination for
clty treasurer on the republican
ticket ! have known you well and
fnyorahs4 for Is years. Your char
acter IL Of the bcst and you have
demonstrated by the positions you
have occupied on the various local
newspapers that sou hAse tbs ahlI.
ny 10 make an cxeeiient city offi.
cial.
Ms brief experience - a coun.
Gilman from the Fourteenth wafd
has satisfied me that the office Of
city treasurer h one that requires
a young man with plenty of energy
aud ability | shall vote for you
myself and am urging all my
friends to do The same believe
that the people sili see 10 IL that
l.yon are nominated
Sincerely your friend.
gHignedl
FERDINAND scHAiTz.
Councilman fonrteensh wagd :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
LABoRERs-PAID:0FF

YESTERDAY afternoon between
4 aud O'clock the headquaftefa
Of the charity Organization society
in the New York block was tho
seene 81 the greatest activity since
the society started
The army Of unemployed. tenn.
porafIiy ~ work for the city park
board. we're paid off fOf the pas
weeks wori
la just feN OF the more -
frefne eases. tl1b 4 day was paid
out. but the customary wages paid
was 81 30. some men getting 49,.
efai DAYS pas while the later COIN
eFM got one ni tao days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
REVOLVING
.TRAG DY

NORTH YAKIMA. Jan. 2s--
Coroner Frank received word last
evening that the corpse Of little
glri had been found near seiah
Springs. about Is miles from this
city. The circumstances Indicated
that the child may have beer killed.
. ribbon abouf her neck showing
stains of blood. Coroner Frank
viii go into the selah valley To-
day 90 investigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
ATrElL IS A 10 TO
1 FAv0RlTE


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2e.--
frankie Nell declares be would be
Eiad TO 20 into the ring a short
ender He IL going TO have his
wIsh without \ doubt The odds
that favored Abe Atten on Monday
night at 10 l. took another t0ns.
bic and last evening IN Cofbett's
the quoted price waa 10 10 in
favor OF the champion. That's the
way the men who are backing Abe
measure his chance 60 win next
Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
TO REPAIR RUSH.

Proposals have been invited
from local iron and machine works
by the commander OF the United
States steamer Rush for repairs to
the machinery of that vessel TO III
her out for her annual cruise the
coming summer Into the Arctic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
LIvE STOCK RECEIPTS.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2a.--Hogs, re
ceipts. $4,000. cattle $4,000. sheep
$4,000. Hogs opened five % ten
cents lower: mixed sf15 10 s455.
heavy $3.50 to s4ts. rough heavy
sf.io 20 sf20. light s4.f0 to s4.35.
Cattle ten cents lower. sheep
steady.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 2s.--
Hogs. receipts, 10000, cattle 10000,
sheep 1000.
OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. s9.--Hogs. re-
ceipts. 10000. cattle 4.7oo. sheep
5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
PROVIDE ros FlRe.

The big water tank At the new
honse OF the Washington Children :
Home society was completed yea
terday and lacks nov but the In
ataliatlon ~ the pump Ia be of
service in case Of fire.
|. Excavation for the permanent
buildings IL fast being completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

Mary Garden. the prima donna
whose success In .sThais" IL one of
the features OF the grand opera
season In Now York. proved herself
a decidedly cooiheaded young
woman the other day. In preventing
what might have been a serious
stampede In the Manhattan opera
house.
Toward the end of the second act
a four.inch steam pipe burst behind
the scenes. Instantly the house
was filled with the kissing of IS.
Gaping steam. Half the chorus
stampeded and there was evident
inclination on the part OF the audi.
ence TO make rush for the exits
Miss Garden continued TO sing as II
nothing had happened, and n panic
was averted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
WANT $3.50. 900 TO
ENTERTAIN EVANS
fsy United Press

q SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 80. 4
4 The finance committees Of
= the fleet reception committee I
= has decided 10 issue a call for 4
. subscriptions TO aggregate 4
= t25n.00o in order to have a I
4 sufficient fund for the enter I
4 tainment OF the visitors from 4
4 the interior and the 10000 4
4 men and officers aboard the I
4 battIeships when they reach I
4 here
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 4 4 I
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SHOOTS HIMSELF.
tBy United Press.l

VANCOUVER, y. G., Jan 60
Crieve Macrone. assistant engineer
OF the Grand Trunk Pacific az Xiii
mat. shot and killed himself. His
widow lives in Vancouver. Macrone
had been with the company for
some wears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
LARGE EMBODIMENT.

The last completed total enroll.
menf OF the Seattle public school
children. made on December 18th.
show ss.4sf children attending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
EXPRESS THIEVES
ARE HABBED

MANSFIELD Ohio. jan, - =
Carrying $4,000 in gold Ia a grip.
John McCue and Joseph Stevens
were taken from Tx -Four train
al New London today charged with
stealing the money FROM the Adams
Express comrnnya office here NJ
midnight Earl Metiinuity. a clerk
ia the office. has been arrested
a. confederate The thieves
pushed aside package containing
$40. gao q get the guild.
ocuLlsrs AND AuRlsrs.
= q otMafHAp Il = iisa..le .
A fa g. sundays - apleintnteht
lliassss fitisa az Ellai Hlaa A<in iese
lad sssi II
w seFLYr Y . ess fsaF N.ess
Threat Glasses ses nEtirae thhs
ABsfRAcToRs.
.sss. asss'.a-sa,. .-~a---ss
uaash whnsl.eef l.aafssa Ahsi.ees
isf sls Fheas. nain -
EDUCATIONAL.
sss.F---es--~-~s---e-s
Aass s 81 deprived q eari, sdsaasasss
address ctss refs star t.t
MILLINERY.
efYilsh misnaeFf - tessst rfless
ass a - iisassa. 1871 FeaFsh ave
eefnsf Pine stree, II
MUSICAL.
illiiaa F;shsF sosss - iteiyoks nleeA.
MASSAGE.
Risstrts .hshi fsihs ana massage. fsf
msn - sausa csttsea fesf ttt uHieh
STORAGE.
rnsoa rfanssss. Movies = storage ce.
sfas f4Fsi ave- - 10 Aee0ee ave
rasas. M.ln sis lee ssss . sac u
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
.sr-s-'---ss
Afsass 4 nrssks registered rasset
snd Tsade Aafh Atfafasfs - Ss@fs e
SEATTLE sstt cpisneh hlees
osrGopArHy.
IN nos.r. essaesasng. sisssstelsy.. y.
s.ss..s. ., an ne, s-s ss sass psas
ffde nd sad rsks asIA fsst II
pYEiNo AND CLEANING.
-'-7s==
n ea4 sans = feslahas d. sefts flas
~ Msfa tAtI o. A III td1swn cir pfs
Nesks sis tnsaa = 1T
PATENTS.
faeeasians tsssfaf<8 aaa Qsrfeet&a
Have faa a. t1eaf u ma1 - eafth
81 go - faase lat - bsip fra feat
i go kaslessa Sslsah Msfal fleel4ls
ties g. ttts ftfet = III
PHOTOGRAPHERS supPliEa.
Anaesssn ssepiy c. III chssFr ~
seattle III
FARMS AND LANDS.
fkHA HkHakiN-@t tee sesss faetes SOD
fts4d. T4st ~ Kent asses 81.
4sFsseHs bssis~ iefae HaFH. efttsft fus
cfxeA fhfnaEh pike4 1aNsF deFsfse
aHkak sale Fttss fsyf fHn dsss tstse
TERESA haif raeH
NuHEuf AAA4THr
stt15f "a AiesAa uaiitius
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ns4Attfai iss.f lafs al eisafsa ana
fsaAs - AMsiH %. stat "a tAs Fer fine
- sstn8sne e0t atsh HeaA ssnfes SD
al Asaametixtitae ftaNt On the Ekp4nd
streets ~ sfaae2 aHd fefei Ntfn FREE
seed aaa eatrf ffseee faf shert fliee
80 aftd ~ rasf tFfF1s eHs - Haa
flaasss tasit to s4Is - - nseufs tlae
NATIONAL. LAND co.
ast.ft tHua4es HIS
Maih 1884 fna ssft
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In the olden days ne r.
squaw slung her pappoo<s VI
back and walked. While g q
and master climbed as'' -
broncho and led the trek
country. -..ynf
The modern woman = n
the era when she may s ~
offspring over her srm hN -,1x
ping bag and trip alons y ~. y
unconcern. Inventive GEM
come 10 the rescue. - -
When mamma tires Of a
rylng she may convert me 4
baby basket into a ruI'so< ~
cunningly concealed under X
err part Of the contriyanes =. ~
of diminutive wheels I've
kets are light. durable ana -
lent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

fSeatsis Stars Exclusive Ssrvse<.)
LONDON. Jan. zs4--The Dnchess
of ffoxburEhn. formerly Miss MAY
Goeiet. OF New York. an ardent
lover OF fishing. recently caught =
s7pound salmon Ia tho lake at
Fioofa castle. the dukes ehtatc In
Scotland. II was the largest fish
ever taken from thaae waters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29
EXHIBITS EXEMPT
FROM CUSTOMS

TOXIC. Jan. 2s.--The diet passed
bin today which provides that all
foreign exhibits 60 the Japanese ex.
position IN 1912 will be exempt from
customs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-29

bAiAsAltD ffEfiAlit.
2 good farms for sale
acre.. close 20 car line for 1900 cash
Broom house. lot 5etfe2. for 1850 cash
h=room modern houss. on North at
Tor " fo0, cash tt41n
20 lots. 16xioo each. for $50 a lot
Corner lot. on First az. for 300. cash
ffqd
Lot texioo for tzto. cash $500.
2sToom house and 1a acres. close 70
Eeoa little town In Hnohemlsh county, for
81 COO cash
efoon house and 20 acres good land
for fz.feo. cash ff,2en.
2esnuom hotel for sale on Ballard av
Gail and see ua
YDuNO a HHoBEnU,
zo0s Jefferson Place ballard
Phone ballard el3 Is 10
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a FEW FAHf o. -
81 les
tske dewn and tts psf me&th tats
= ssssd s-teaim eottese and iarss ~
claes 10
o. fse
ffss daNn and tts Esf noah hafs
= fasst fn4si hausx sad fases lei
fss11es fass - fx1t sssa ffaa eAfA ~
raFf5se sffifina Sc Neatfle on faffas
81 To FsF cent dewn and ~ rrf ssnf
srHtF IS uouthas iHf@xsst at r~s eent
SMst fhfak ~ n ard aNt4 q fee f%ft
FtFfe4n fafrafea ride ften, rianaer
pssFe - hAsr faf sale fsp fins. l&Fsl
lots fteHH t4aa VIZ en *sfF literal terms
snd nas j. the firHe - ba4 ihasn
HtTEAf. NEkfsrE COMPANY.
tat ftanssr fttds
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SOCIETY," NOTICES.


an she maa hease fseairtne - :.
IL hrancnsa fattet efathst
- 49,. NanaAtE 1 am carprntsf u
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y feeH huase. taina xend BUSINESS
eieafe tfa rer fnaufh fsea. siH faaAs
terms
ss4aesrg ssUts ffea aaina coed busis
neae
Is fe4af HOUSE. o. see o. sst cash.
We haze other good esFs ~ this lice
Call ttffN tsEhta - fhene ]. t5te
- o b
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Sfea little cottage 81 T~entf-sfrst 49,
iasf aesth % Naftaun ~ f.at tesfa&l
lsfies st4ea. aste eseh All Improve
fmsn4a IN anf paid
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