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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
much interest to the many friends of
 Miss weatheriy in this city.
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l much interest to the many friends of Miss weatheriy in this city. # 4 ENTERTAINED Charles Dell entertained the Merry Makers Thursday evening st ms nome at Capitol Heights. The house was decorated with palms and cut-fiowers. The games of bid domino and heart dice were played, after which refresh ments were served. o. R. Glass has gone to Louisville, Kv.. where he was called by the death of his father. Joseph A. Glass. Miss Maud Johnston will return to- day to her home in Lafayette, after tol Heights. Miss Pauline Garrett who has been the guest of Miss Annie Spann, on Hull Street, has returned to her home In Hayneville. Mrs. J. M. Fitzpatrick has returned from a several weeks stay at Talla- dega Springs. | Mrs. Lula Hall has returned from a
  4 < Mrs. E. P. Hopper of Meridian. Miss. Is the guest of Mrs. O. T. Nelson, 4o3 Madison Avenue. Mrs. George Egge is visiting friends In Florida and South Alabama. Miss Kathleen Adams of Birmingham Is the guest of her cousin. Miss Flor
  !. + The friends of Mrs. J. R. Oglesby, who has been i'll at local infirmary. will be glad to know that she Is im- proving.
 Mrs. I. W. chalker and children of Lafayette are the guests for several days of Mrs. H. c. Johnson.
 The friends of MT Alvyn Steinhart. will be glad to learn that he Is out again after his recent illness. Miss Annie spann is. the guest of Miss Pauline Garrett, in Hayneville.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Moreno and children of Savannah, Ca. are the guests of Mrs. J. c. Haygood. 13 South Lawrence Street. Mrs. Moreno was formerly Miss Fannie May Jenkins of Montgomery.
 Mrs. Ella Paul has returned from Q visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. K Moulton, in Atlanta, and also from a visit to Warm Springs, Ga. + + Miss Eula Turner has returned from visit to Mrs. W. E. Thomas in We tumpka. + + Mrs. A. s. Andrews has returned to her home in Shehield. after a visit to her sister, Mrs. W. l.. Wornum, on Sayre Street. 4 + Miss Bessie Jones has returned home after spending several weeks at Tal- ladega Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
LAW COMES TO RESCUE
 OF STATE CONNECTS

The same law which put Hilliard Irwin and Cato Wood. negroes. in jail, got them out. Governor Conner signed the order of their parole which was ef- fective yesterday.
 Irwin and Wood were sentenced to hard labor at the October term of the Selma City Court. in 1906. Irwin went up for thirty-six weeks and 341 days, and Wood for ninety months and 500 days. Both were sentenced on several counts.
 But the law declares that no one shall serve hard labor sentence for more than two years and 450 days. SC by the statute of limitations. the two prisoners were freed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
PLANS ARE FORMING
CONFERENCE ARRANGEMENTS ARE
 PRACTICALLY COMPLETED.
Information Committee of Young Men of City will He Named To
 Greet And Aid Delegates.

An information committee composed gomery Is being organized by Repre- sentative J. Lee Long to assist in car ing for the delegates who will come to the conference Wednesday. to op- pose the constitutionai amendment. The crowd Is expected to be So large that unusual means will have to be adopted to take care of the delegates and the members of the ocmmittee are expected to assist in this work.
 The chief business of the committee delegates, give them information re- garding hotels and boarding houses and to direct them to any point they may wish to go in the city.
 The big auditorium will be put in excellent shape. This will be done under the auspices of the police de- partment. City prisoners, who have nothing to do, but kill time In the city hall. will be put to work getting the building in trim for the gathering.
 Those who are making arrangements for the conference are devotinR their time to the problem of caring for the large crowd which is expected The railroads of the State have given a special rate of three cents e mile plus twenty-five cents one ways distance for the round trip.
 Representative Long has received advance notice of the attendance of so many delegates that he Is confi- dent that the gathering win he the largest political convention that has ever assembled in Montgomery. From counties remote from Montgomery. like Cleburne and St. Clair, reservations of rooms for from ten to fifteen have been made. Railroads entering Mont gomery will put on extra coaches for the heavy traffic expected.
 The entire city is taking a special interest In the conference: the dele. gates will be warmly welcomed ans the local people will put themseive. out to entertain them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
,f.cou sund.v schooI.

Fort Davis. Sept. l0.--(Special.)-- The Third District Sunday School Con- vention will be held at Fort Davis Methodist Church Sunday. Sept. 26. The program Is as follows.
 Welcome address--E. M. Fort.
 Response--B. w. Booth. 10 a. m.--Devotional and song ser vice--S. B. Brooks.
 t0:15 a. m. Enrolment of delegates. 10:30 a. m. The Sunday School: Who Shall Attend?--C. w. Hare.
 10:45 a. m. Who Shall Be Responsi- ble for Closing the Sunday School in winter?-J. c. Lawrence.
 II m. Qualifications in the Teach- CT Necessary to Hold Attention-W. B. Riley
 11:2o a. m. Primary Teaching-Miss Annie E. Randle.
 Discussion-W. B. Riley. c. w. Hare
 11:45 a. m. Sermon--T. L. Adams. 1915 D. m. Missions in the Sunday School--C. R. Russell.
 12:35 D. m. Address--R. w. West. 9 p. m. Devotional services-T. l.. Adam.
 2:20 D. m. House to House visitation and its Benefits--stafford Rodgers. 2:35 p. m. Address--B. W. Booth. SD. m. Reports from Sunday School Superintendents.
 First-Has the Third District a School in Every Church?
 Second--Are There Any Places Where Schools Should Be Organized?
 Third-Who Will Help the District Superintendent to Organize Such Schools and Keep Them Running Till They are Established?
 Adjournment.
 B. F. Jones. President. List of Third District Sunday Schools and superintendents:
 Warrior stand Methodist. W. E. Rey- holds; Creek Stand Methodist, s. B. Brooks; Hardaway Baptist. c. A. Da- wis; Fort Davis Methodist, B. F. Jones; Hannon Methodist, Mrs. J. c. Cade Downs Presbyterian, R. M. Hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
NEWS OF CLANToN.
High School Opens With Large En-
 rOIlment.

High School Opens With Large En-
 r0Ilment.
 Clanton, Sept. 10. )-The Clanton High School opened wednes- day with large enrolment. The fol- lowing are the teachers: W. W. Mon- roe, superintendent Miss Stanley, Miss Sample and Miss Robertson. while Miss Jatie Lawrence has charge of the musical department,
 The primary school. in charge of Mrs. McMorries, also opened with good enrollment.
 Invitations are out announcing the marriage of s. c. Matthews and Miss Minnie Latham. the wedding to take place at the Baptist Church of this place, Sept. 24.
 Mfr. Matthews is son of pr. E. A. Matthews, Mayor of Clanton, and holds a position in Cianton Bank, while Miss Latham Is a daughter of 0. T. La- tham. a prominent citizen of this place.
 They will leave immediately after -the ceremony on an extended trip throughout the North.
 Commencing Sept. 2, 6 series of meetings will be held in the Baptist Church, conducted by Rev. W. J.. Ray, State Evangelist. He will be as- sisted by MT. Carson. who will have charge of the singing. The meeting will probably continue ten days or two weeks.
 The long drouth was broken on We'd nesday. when heavy rain fell through out the county. The farmers are be- ginning to bring in their cotton, sev- eral bales being sold here during the week at good prices.
 Mir and Mrs. Guy Higgins gave an informal 'Newly-wed dinner" at their home Friday evening, consisting of four courses. Those invited were Professor and Mrs. Monroe. Mfr. and Mrs. J4 Watts Moore. Judge and Mrs. E. B.
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News Of Jacksonville !.

Jacksonville. Sept. Io.-(Special)- Miss E. L. Ohler will erect two-story brick business and dwelling house com bined on one of the lots between the Lunceford Hotel and the store of N. A. Stevenson & Co. The contract will be let at once.
 Jacksonville received her first bale of cotton yesterday from J. N. Butt ram near Piedmont. The Ide Cotton Mills was the purchaser, paying IA cents therefor.
 Rev. W. T. Allen has returned from an extended trip to the East and will hold regular services at the Episcopal Church next Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
THE AMENDMENT IS
 DISCUSSED BY W. 0. T. Q

Breathing encouragement Tor the constitutional prohibition amendment cause, a business meeting of the local order of the woman's Christian Tenn perance Union was held yesterday evening at the Dexter Avenue Church. Officers for the year were elected, and the present political situation dis cussed.
 One of the members stated last night that plans and a campaign system for the W. c. T. U. in the light had been mapped out.
 The officers elected were: Mrs. J. B. Nell. President; Mrs. P. s. Hay, Vice President; Mrs. E. H. Smith. Re- cording Secretary; Mrs. Rankin, Cor responding Secretary, and Mrs. D. A. Parker, Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
LEAPS FROM WINDOW
0EMOPOLIs GIRL CRAZED BY sUF-
 FERTNG.
Broken Health Believed to Be Cause of
 Young WOman's Attempt to Plunge to Her Death.

Demopolis. Sept. 10-(SpeciaD--Miss Eugenia Whitfield. eldest daughter of Dr. J. B. Whitfield. attempted to com init suicide Thursday by jumping from a window.
 The girls health has been bad for some time and 1t is believed that she was not herself when the effort at self-destruction was attempted.
 Miss Whitfield Is a member of one of the most prominent families in the state. Her collar bone. it is said, was broken and also her ankle. It is be- lieved that she will recover.
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Mccartney Reelected

Anniston. Sept. 10--(SpeciaD-W. F. Mccartney, grand scribe of the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows, returned yesterday from Tuscaloosa. where he was unanimously reelected to his position at the annual meeting. He. with the other delegates. succeeded in bringing the next meeting to Annis- ton. Messrs. John Ellis. L E. Watson. J. R. Perkins and F, M. House have September will be a competitive, drill by cantons of the Patriarchs Militant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Raptists of Calhoun .

JacksOnville. Sept. 1v-- Special )-- The Calhoun County Baptist Associa- ton closed It's annual session at this place. Thursday. having been In ses- sion two days
 All the churches did nov send dele gates and the following figures are only approximate. The total number of communicants are about 2.500. and number of Sunday School pupils about 1900.
 The next meeting Will be held at Mount Zion Church. near Alexandria, about September 10. 1910.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
CriminaIH In Jefferson.

Birmingham. Sept. 10.--(Special.)- Working on the felony docket in the Criminal Court. Judge Fort is hand ling seven and eight cases a day, sev- erai convictions being secured Jim Melee, Ed George and John Sherman. all three charged with burglary and grand larceny. fell into the net today There will be a dozen sentences to- morrow In this court. practically all of them to receive a penitentiary sent anna
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

Robert Baldwin was worshipfuI Master
 Forty Years.
 Columbus. Ga. Sept. 10.--tSpeciaL)- )--- Robert P. Baldwin. aged s1 years, died in Columbus today of apoploxy.
 He was for over forty years Wor- shipfuI Master of the Masonic Lodge at Crawford. Ala, where he resided un- til recently. and will be buried there tomorrow with Masonic honors.
 Mir. Baldwin was for over half a century one of the leading planters in Russell County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

ago to restrict use of private telegraph codes. notice has been sent to con- cerns in Montgomery with private codes referring to the new regulation of the codes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Gilchrist Explains

According to City Engineer Gilchrist the caving in of the two-story brick house at No. 21s Washington Avenue Thursday morning, was not due to any weakness Of the walls or insecurity of the structure. Mir. Gilehrist attributes the crumbling of the building to the chimney which fell drst and over. weighted the roof, which in turn fell through spreading the walls apart.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
Ynnnr Fnrmer nien.
New Code RuIea

Huntsville, Sept. 1o-- Especial. Her bert Royell. young farmer, aged 2a years, died yesterday at Monrovia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
WOMEN ano SOCIETY ''-1: s..:...-, i...:.:.
 ana sofns sfat'
NOTED MASON DEAD.

Denson. Mir. and Mrs. John A. Thomas and Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Hubbard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11
ENROLMENT IS LARGE.
tudents Continue To Pour Into Poly
 

SIuUemtN OOuUHWue EU E'UUF EHtU EUTy- =
 technie Institute.
 Auburn, Sept. 10-(Special)- )-The third days matriculation breaks all previous records in history of Poly technic, the enrolment up to date be- ing 500 which is considerably in ex- cess of high water mark last year About 250 new students have beer examined. old and new men continu' to arrive on every train in large mum bers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

Following a decision of the execu- tiva oflcss of the Western Union Tel srraph Company reached some tims
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-11

Never was the topeoat more worn than today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-16
DEATH NOTICES.


HOwARD--Al the family rssid~nev.
John. infant sar Of W and Mrs. Charles
J Howard. aged years
Funeral services sin he held az she
pArtors o. Bonusy- Watson Co. Third Az.
and University a. Monday ~ 30 . M
Friends are respectfully Invited % at
tend
Brown arolhsa Rrnwn. months
Oct IL. Warrington rhllaren'N hagne
wichertM wirhers. IS. oct ~, frcfi-
Lsdris@J Ladwig, -, oct 10. Pacific
hotel
Armssrons--A. Armssrvnx. IS. oct 70,
nitisr--A Ritter. -. oct. ~. wayside
Emergency hospital
Christensen - Ruth Christenssu. 2
months, Oct. 7. wayside Emergency hos
pitsi
Harsnsld-I.aara Harsflsid. 81. oct ie.
Powss-Luens Pow.r !. Oct. u. 1875
Pike
MeLsan--A. Mclean. IL. ocs - in mi.
city.
Krafs-MaTy Kraft. -. oct ~. stsa
Meridian
Hsimluna- AIssanaer Hoimiund. %.
Oct. IL EasfiAke ard Mercer
Randolph--J. Randolph. 80. Oct. -. tss
Keiisy-E. Kelley. IS. oct IL. ~ y.
LIndshl--carollns rinashi u. oct. u.
Johnson-c. johnson. IS. Oct IL. i7ii
18th 81
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help WANTEr--MAlE.


Wanted Make money easY. quick. sure
spare o. All time men Or women cx-
perlenee unnecessary. new inseution for
he home greatest seller snrwus every
family must have IL; free sample 10 ac-
tive agents q woman sold one evening
profit ti2. agents selling frcm 20 10
every day. profit ~ a. $50 Z sales a
day. k3s profit per week lady asants
speceEsfuIs weighs 4 pounds. The Rome
Vacuum Cleaner. operated b. a child Or
weakly woman cleans carpets RUGS. mat
tins. etc. on flpurH. air dfaNn through
body and fibre % carpet az terrific speed.
Carrying all dirt. germs and dust into
cleaner agent IN . minutes shows dirt
taken from carpet Supposed 70 be clean
and sale Il made. show 10 families and
sell q simple neat clean. well made
lasts lifetime. does Work ~ Zee ma
chine. money back n not 80 represented .
low price. sells ~ 80. sent to any ad-
Dress We create demand write today
fan description, specify territory act
quick. this won't appear again. r. Arm
strong AfE Co, 50 Aims bldg. Cincin.
NATL Ohio.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
South End Activity

JACKAoN. WELLER LANE AND
MAIN HIf
poszseEifD. hinth ana jackson, iTir"
tiab, geo. Terms
fe0Ktgh. rIaE "a. between i4ib ard
tftb. Z prizes az 10 Terms
ieoKfad, LanH Est. hriNsen i2th and
Ifth Tri@a al gep Terms
sgAlge. zga rec from fsth and Infk'
son Pritt HTKo Terms
setlse wteoif st., near ist'f Ffioe
tf4abM rsrns
assiosf Aisln isi, near i1th rries
o. coo Jefma
The n-af cuau iileti8H ~ the aotfh End
improvements pFsfedes strong and
vigorous trading market
The properties mentioned above are
at priced on their present n0upfndurilfe
condition N sou ste in tho marhft for
a good buy iH this district Investigate
these afferingH " you wish 10 eeii your
properties located "a the South Fed call
On w nt once
oRFFITn co. iNc. ALAFKA nLDd.
Main 1eaa Ind. aa1e.
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nuslNEsa cnANcua.


ffh0eNoud location. opposite school.
caah trade ne delivery. rent 4th. with
living rooms.
tiAo ns Invoice corner ieeaiian, old
esfa hiiehed cash trade rent $50 wtth
two nife Twins fopma
1850 of Invoice NNfy Desirable laaa
tlan Ia beat neiFhhcftued. rent only as,
Ntih fwn NvinH rnntna
q 500 az invoice. aid established cafs
naf iueaiinn. sales tse per dsy mostly
cash, mndrfu fikfuraa stock, horse and
wagon and fixtures az Invoice
o. eaa@Ntufk. team and wagon and
fixtures az Invoice about this pfius fine
location. sales average ever ti.o rrr
day This 10 one ~ the best stores IN
the city
We are headquarters for grocery stores
ENTERPRISE ntftSENH EXCHANGE
Ola Established. iis walker BIDS
-~it.la
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TO soyERrisEus.
aIRTn NOTICES.

nark-To the wife 81 n. Nark. city,
Cct ~ a daughter
Smfth-To the wife % I. smith, aNs
aiss " Oct = a son
rrNneh-T0 the wife Of q Frrnsh. ttEa
Valley Oct ~ son.
Rossman-~To the wife 81 H. Russnssn.
is3f Mercer SEPT g. son
Anderson~To the wife ~ ,. Auderson
ares W sath. Oct :. a daUghtsr.
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Risk eent--make 2.76o. Korstad did
in weeks phenomenal earnings Allen
way. Jueil. $500. Otlatt a. 900, Iim-
norman, $500 cook. $4,000. Hoard.
st0nsman. Hart. 81 900 each. No wonder
Strange Apparatus euerglxea water. ety-
ing every home bath room Tor 81 90 Ifs
Irresistible HiHk cent postal Tor
proof Allen MIS-. Co. 1925 Allen bids
GOOD CHANCE
half interest IN an established and
profitable inside business Tor $3.50 that
pays this much each month. suitable
for man o. woman; viii stand luTesttra-
ton. Call tls walker bdE 1s-ia
We can use six good men on the road
selling exclusively our Imperial Line Of
Calendars ana Novelties liberal commits
Zion basis Making contracts for 1910
smart ambitious men apply a. once.
spoiHWnod Specially co, Lexington. Ky
WAITED YOUNG MEN AND
WOMEN TO FHEPAHb TO Pill, ufgH
Positions, 1890 a YEAR GuARAN.
TEED CALL on PHONE. MAIN sfsi
IND 1859 el7-sis ErTEL HuILDiNg.
CORNER sEcOND AND PIKE
Wanted statesmen who are familiar
With the sale ~ suburban real estate. We
have q good selling proposition. aee
iiUsrON- WALTERS LAND co. INC
fgl Central Building
--If-fg
Want 10 men al once 10 cut brush ana
wood t2bO day. Also Intelligent man
70 show land, 1850 month Want ono
salssnhn npesking an soaIiinavian ian
guages Fee bennctt az wSarf at Brem-
srlon To-Day. III
international Free Employment Offlos
Al kinds help furnished city or eounirt
Az !, HOUSE, beds 1Bc per night wei.
Ter ana Maynard. Ind. ze27. 1T
FOuR MEN WANTED TO SHOW or
soil land. can make tI6O 10 1900 DER
month and learn best business on earth
Zee Hiliman's land manager room q
second floor. In Times Block. today and
get maps LII
TfsDper wanted 10 buy ~ dozen New
house traps, cheap 1859 First av s
--Is-Isx
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LOST AND FOUND.

Lost-Boston terrier bitch. ears cut:
screw tall hrinde ana while; near
81 -il.lg
Boai-At Bon Mareha. black Huaslan
leather handbag containing pursfp wftb
about Is change gold watch. BLACK
rosary Phone Ind. T. slsl Reward
LadyH gold watch fob on Ballard ar.
Between Broadway school ana Vernon
place reward. Phone Ballard a5I
--14~IG
Between ieth and 17fh on r. I4oapecf
-, a gold initiated brooch. Izsf Friday
sight East 7tse --ig-1b
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A Good Position

young man living az home. Is or ~
years old. wanted al 1907 Seventh av.
city. chance for advancement III
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THE SEATTLE STAR

n a. 49, So
Entered a. the seattle post office sa
secont GLASS matter
One cent ~ ccpv, siN cents peF weeA'
er twenty five cents pcr month hNiNt
efed hN mail or carrier No frNe eohtef
~ MAI stnSCRtBFRs-~rhc date
when Year subscription esrltes y en- NC
addfers Label oi each paper Wheh thAt
aAts arrives. II yeur subscription has not
axain been paid IN advances. youf heho
10 taken from the iisE A change 81 GAZE
On lha address label Il receipt Jaw
per year. 81 81 foF six mepthA
NoTICg To 81 hsC RthERs--S should
yuur cops 81 The star faN &c tvaen WV
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the faVar a. call up our main oFttce.
sunset MAin iebes lad. al. between
and ,sa o'clock. and We VII scna lee
gOpN at once tf you should fsles v niete
Than once. please teisphene Ne every uhe
yce misn a. -.
n this WAY We can be certain - EiyinE
eur subscribers = perfect ssrsiee--e"e
ID 10 the only way.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BUTTEEwoRTH o son. Professional
Isl. OPP. Moore theatre. Both phones 30
Johnson Hamilton, undsrsaksrs Hfr
fHst AZ. fhoaeA heln I'VE $40 Nv
nnsy-wsfson Co, FUNERAL Difeet0rs
Third sv. and University. Beth phones ~
SPECIAL NOTICES.
--------------------- -----~--
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CLEAN THE cHIMSEYs VOW.
We know how 70 DO I, That's Why
BISHOP CHIMNEY SWEEPING co.
2. c. Miles aud Piper. --is-2s-x
Redding Dancing Academy. stth and
jackson. Glasses for first week In
month Assemblies Thursday and satur-
day evenings East isss.
For sale-Two Kimban pianos in ex-
ceflent condition. alsa three OIL palnt-
fugE b. A. y. Cooper. exceptionally cheap
ta1efe - hs
IAttls's school Of Dancing Classes and
grfvats Lessons Collins Bids. Second and
James NJ ssos. 1T
i Az THE MAN. No flies in your
house with my screens Randall I am
carpenter. Both phones
VIII not make payable any bill con-
tractee b Mrs Emma Cundiseh ". ,.
dundiach. -~fa-feE
wanted-fa. 00o Tor buildlnE purpose
per cent. good security. no commits
sion. Address $40. The star -i5E
LEGAL NOTICES.
In the Superior Court Of the State Of
Washington. for King County.
TsadHfg Johnson, and Helena g johnson.
his wife. plaintiffs. 80 Willard +. Az
ward. defendant.
THE STATE or WAsHINGTON 20
the above named defendant. Willard =
Award
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within 90 days after the date ~ the
first publication Of this summons. to-wlt.
within 60 days after The z5fh day ~
SepienbeF. 1900 and defend tho above
entitled action IA the above entitled
court. ard answer IRE complaint ~ fhe
plaintiffs ana serve copy ~ your an.
swef on tile Undersigned attorney Tor
the plaintiffs Al bic offiee below stated.
and In case Of your failure ~ 90 40.
Judgment viii be rendered against YOU
according to the demand Of the corn-
piaint. which has been tiled with tic
clerk of said court
The purpose of This action IL 70 fore
close plaintiffs mortgage upon the FOL.
lowing described property L0ts 81. az.
90 and 81 IN block g. Or liiimau city
Number ]. situated in the County az
King. State o. Washington.
MONCHiEFFE CAMERON.
Attorney for PiaiHflffs
office and postoffice address f21 Central
Building, seattle Washington.
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Homesteads Located

Our locator has pofns exceptional 10.
cations for pyospecttva hemaatsadsys
This iand T. ioGrsd Oft and psl wafsfed.
cinae 10 town. railroad and school ~
wtn Be worth your whiis to zee ma II
you are interested.
T.. T. sHuLTe
biT Pacific BIDS III
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HELP WANTED--MALE---
Continued.
House Movers, Notice!

STA room house 20 raise Call SUNDAY
81 A. q hNrti A Cos uffift AZ 10 q ~
ssh and thlnues Az -tarlh
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$500
Salt Water Bargain

80 lots and a nice s.room bungalow
100 feet from beach. fine water. car line
want s. SOC; make offer, want TO soil
Phone owner. West us
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