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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-01
Around the
Police Station
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" ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Manuel de Ponte, arrested in con-
nection with the alleged violation of
the Sunday liquor law at a recent Por-
tuguese picnic on the Peninsula, and
released on his own recognisance,
through a misunderstanding has gone
to Kauai, so the case against him will
have to rest until he return.
Konodo Cut.
As the result of scrap which took
place between two Palolo japanese at
an early hour yesterday morning, Ko-
nodo is suffering from some nasty cuts
tbout the head, hands and stomach. He
claims that one Kawasaki cut him.
Konodo's condition is not dangerous
Used Razor.
H. Gross, a negro sailor, and Kaha-
lewai, a Hawaiian, got into an argu-
ment on King street yesterday morn
ing. Gross used the traditional razor
to emphasize his remarks, according to
the police, and, in consequence, Kaha-
lewai is confined to a bed at the
Queens Hospital with some very nasty
cuts about the face. The victim is in
no danger, but his face will be very
sore for some time to come and his
beauty is irrevocably ruined.
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so Onomea, $3.50; 25 Oahu Sug. Co
33.125; 100 Paauhau, $3.50; 800 Olas
AIS; 40 Eva, 31.25.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

PRIVATE family, 732 Kinau street,
near Alapai. Terms reasonable. 35l
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BOY wanted to learn the jewelry trade.
H. Culman, Fort and Hotel. S467
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
I Y apILaI. Pa
Paid UpI Val Bid Aak
NAME OF STOCK.

Honolulu, Thursday, Sept, 80, 1909.
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Classified Advertisements
FOR SALE.

1909 KIsSEL roadster, 40-horsepower;
frst-class condition; cheap. Particu-
lars, address E. c., Advertiser Of
fee. S470
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED.

AT ONCE, experienced chauffeur; good
salary to right man; state expert
ence. 2. o. box 769. S470
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KILLS AGED FATHER
First Fired on woman and After XIII
ing Father Sent Bullet into
His Own 8rnin.

Quincy. ILL.,, June 27.-George Cur
ney at o'clock this morning shot and
killed his father. DR.. Seneca Quincy.
aged 10 years; wounded his sister-in-
law. Mrs. Seneca Quincy. Jr.. aged 81
and then killed himself by sending a
builett into his right ear. Mrs CUR
neg was shot in the right cheek and
the back Of the neck.
Mrs. Quincy and her brother-in-iaw
who recently came here on. visit from
New orleans. where he was a foreman
for Black and Laird. General contrac-
tors, were preparing to accompany
several neighbors on an. excursion TO
Springfield. ILL.,, at the time Of the
tragedy
Breakfast had been announced when
George Quincy called Mrs. Quincy to
his room, saying that he was not feel
ing well and as 1t was raining he had
decided to remain at home. She Offer
ed few words of sympathy. whereup-
On he drew a magazine revolver from
under the bed clothes and hred at her.
DR.. Quincy attempted to go to her aid
ana was shot down. Then the son
killed himself.
Bad health and worry over the death
OF a daughter and his separation from
his wife who lives In Oklahoma are
supposed to have affected the slayer'i
mind.
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BIG GULFPoRT FIRE
PAVILION OF THE GULFPORT
YACHT CLUB BURNS. =
Was One Of The Largest Structures of
It's Kind I'm The south--Build-
ing Totally Destroyed.

Mobile, June 27--A telephone mes
sage from Gulfport, Miss, says:
, Fire broke out about 10 o'clock to-
night In the big pavilion of the Gulf
port Yacht Club, a large two-story
structure situated about q mile and q
quarter from shore. The building was
soon mass of flames and doomed to
destruction owing to the brisk breeze
blowing at the time OF the fire. The
pavilion was erected at the end of the
Gulf AMI Ship Island Railroad pier and
was one of the largest structures OF
Its kind on the Gulf of Mexico. II not
In the Southern States. 1t was con-
structed by Captain Joseph T. Jones,
president of the Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad. :.
The telephone line running from the
town to the end of the pier was cut
and no particulars as to the origin OF
the fire could be ascertained. The
GuIfport fire alarm was turned in at
1910. but no hope was entertained OF
saving the structure. The building be-
ing constructed for summer comfort.
was composed almost entirely OF win
dows.
The first regatta of the Southern
Yacht Association Is scheduled to be
held from this pavilion next Saturday.
The fire, however. will doubtless inter
fere with the proposed plans which
may necessitate postponement OF the
races
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BOTH SATISFIED
NO APPEAL FROM DECISION OF AR
RITRATION BOARD.
White Tfremen CONFIDENT That Mt ECU.
al Pay the whites VIII be Civ
en- the Preference for Posi-
lions.

Atlanta, Ca. June 27.-The award
made by the board OF arbitration In the
Georgia Railroad strike case Is de-
clared to be satisfactory to the road as
we'll as to the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen and Enginemen. No
appeal will be taken by either side.
Vice president Ball. speaking for the
white firemen. said tonight:
THE firemen never asked for the
discharge OF the negroes from the
Georgia Railroad. When the board ruiz
ed that both races should receive the
same pay for the same work, l am In
cllned to think they gave us all we
asked. eliminating that seniority Sec
tion. When you place the white man
and the negro on the same pay basis.
it Is certain that the employer will Sc
cure the most competent laber. not the
cheapest"
The negro firemen were highly pleas
ed when they learned today that they
are to get a substantial increase in
pay which they had not even thought
of demanding.
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EXPEDITION IS
ATTACKED BY NATIVES

Picking, June 27.--EIazrah, All. q
surveyor in the India service. and Mr..
sowerby, interpreted. both attaches
of the meteorological expedition under
Lieutenant Clark, an American officer.
were attacked. June 81. by natives.
twenty miles south of Lanchow, the
capital of the province Of Kan su.
Hazrah All was pursued three miles
and killed.
The following day. sowerby was res
cued by Lieutenant Clark. Mr.. Doug
lass OF the india service, and others
of the expedition. Sir J. N. Jordan,
the British Minister here, asked the
Chinese Foreign once to protect the
members Of the expedition and to in-
yestigate the attack. and today the re-
port OF the viceroy of Kan Su was re-
ceived.
The viceroy. who was removed from
once June 2,3 because of his inability
to promote reforms. protests against
the members of the expedition taking
the law into their own hands to res
cue their comrade. This protest has
been submitted to the British Minis
ter.
The members of the expedition are
safe. having sent messages from Ant
ing Kan.
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to others, our own natures are render
ell the more divine because OF the OPEN
ing Of the heart and soul 10 the sun
light OF God. We get closer TO the
church. closer to wife, mother. homo
and heaven. When thus we labor.
some sweet happy day the angel Of our
better selves will conquer the earth In
auguratfng the reign of peace upon
earth. good will towards mem. In the
radiant host which shall win that great
day, may our spirits appear and our
faces depice the image Of Him In whose
vineyard we have wrought. May the
chastened spirit, the softened heart. the
consecrated life beours and In spite OF
many defeats may we overcome every
danger. breast every storm and press
onward and forever upward and with
tranquil eyes that care but little for
the PASSING clouds but rest always up
on the sunlit hills where eternal sum
light dwells. The golden chain which
links heart to heart, soul to soul.
stretches all the way from the springs
of laughter 20 the fountain OF tears.
and the Joy Of duty well performed will
transcend all others and kindle altar
fires of devotion. that will send to
heavens portals echoes OF hosanpas re-
verberating from souls redeemed.
Which to you and I may mean the
home of the soul, that in our visions
we may see. that home eternal of which
hope IL the Creator and faith the de-
fender. Then. and only till then, can
We enter into that higher world of
thought. where all noble souls under
stand each other. honor each other.
love one an other laugh In common
Joy And every day you will wonder
at yourself at the richness of life which
has come to you by the grace OF God.
No life Is successful until II has be-
come radiant by bringing light and
happiness into human hearts. The
King of Glory is always ready to come
in, why do we bar the way. We can
not all live in palaces of thought. but
can all live In the kingdom OF heaven.
And the material Injuries OF one pale
before the glow and exhalation of the
other. Many might be taught wisdom
had they not assumed that they al
ready possessed it. Stagnation is death
whether 1t be physical or spiritual A
pool cannot be pure and sweet unless
there be an outlet as wen as an inlet.
Unless you use for the good OF others
what God has already given you. you
will find a long weary road to spiritual
understanding. No snotter how mar
row your limits go forth and make
them broad.
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FIVE BATHERS DIE
IN THE POTOMAC

washington, June 27.-Ftve persons
were drowned in the Potomac River to-
day, all of them bathers who sought
relief from the excessive heat In the
cooling waters. Llyod Cross. s6 years
old. lost his life while swimming near
the Aquduct bridge.
Another victim was Henry Smith. q
negro. 81 years old. who lost his foot
ing in the quicksands of the Eastern
branch.
Thomas H. Perry. a negro SS years
old who with his two sons, Joseph
Perry, is years old and Thomas IL
years old. was bathing near the long
bridge when seized with cramps and
all three persisted.
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hams Vegetable Compound Is the most
successful remedy for ali kinds Of
female troubles, and / feel that ! can
never praise IL enough. MRS. LIzHE
HOLLAND, Noah, KY.
The Changeof Life Is hemostcrtttcal
period of Q woman's existence, and
neglect of health at this time invites
disease and pain.
Womeneverywhere should remember
that there Is no other remedy known TO
medicine that viii so successfully carry
women through this trying period as
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs.
For so years it has been curing
women from the worst forms Of female
Ills - Inflammation. ulcera ton. dis
plaCementa, fabroid tumors, irregulari-
Ties, periodic pains. backache, and
nervous Prostitution.
If YOU would like special advice
about your case write q confiden-
tIal letter to Mrs. Pinkbam, 81
LYNN, Mass. Her advice is Free
and always helpful.
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TURN DOWN DEMANDS ,
OF WHITE SwITCHMAN

Houston, Texas, June 2T-Foilowing
the Georgia Railroads refusal to grant
the Union Firemen's demand for all
white firemen. the Houston and Texas
Central Railroad today answered. the
demands of the switchmen in Houston
and refused to displace negroes for
whites in the yards.
The negroes to be retained were
hired when many years ago the white
men struck and formed the Mutual
Aid Association.
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PAID FOR DIVINE
CURE IN ADVANCE

Des Moines. Iowa, June 27-"Divine
Healer" ScirIatter. who declares his
right name is Charles Mclean 10 In
fail here tonight charged with obtain
ing money under false pretenses. A
telegram from the sheriff at Clinton,
Iowa, is responsible for the arrest
Information against schlatter was
filed by j. A. Anderson OF Clinton, who
declares that the healer accepted
large sum of money from him as adj
vance payment for q cure he was to
make. but which never materialized.
He says Schlatter left town without
paying him back a cent.
At police headquarters. when search
ed, a roll of money agEregating s75S
and three diamonds valued at 5000 each
were found in hia ciothea.
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SEVERE STORM AT ENsLEY

Birmingham, June 27-A heavy wind
and rain storm at Ensiey late this
afternoon caused considerable damage.
Trees were uprooted fences blown
down and lightning completely de-
stroyed the new switch board of the
Tennessee Company putting the steel
plant and other industries in darkness
Today was the hottest day of the
year in Birmingham which was only
slightly relieved by a slight sprinkle
shortly before o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-28
KISS MAY BE FATAL
WOMAN OVER ANXIOUS To GIVE
LAST GREETING TO HUSBAND.
Thrust Her Head Through Glass VIM
dow of q Car And Her Neck
Was Severely Gashed.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 27-In her
anxiety to kiss her husband farewell
at the Charleroi station. Mrs Mary
Antonio, OF California today neglected
to take the car window into account
and thrust her head through the glass.
She was severely gashed on the neck
and tonight Is not expected to survive.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-28
MINER MURDERED
AND PAY STOLEN

Mahonoy City. Pa. June 27.-Patrick
Grant, aged 80 years. a miner, was
murdered late last night on the out
skirts of the city. while returning
home with his pay. His body was
found today. His skull was fractured.
and there were half a dozen stab
wounds In his back, Several arrests
have been made OF persons suspected
of the crime.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-28
ELEVEN KILLED IN MUT1NY.

Four Wardens And seven COnvicts
Perish.
Wilma. Russia, June ga mutIny in
the prison here today led to a pitched
battle in the court yard -Four war
dens and seven convicts were killed and
six wounded
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Mskes Fatal Lesp at Beaumont. Texas.
Beaumont, Texas. June 27-Charies
Harris. aged about 80. professional
high diver, was killed while making
dive into the Neches River from sixty
foot ladder this evening. His neck
was broken. His home and relatives
are unknown
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-28
HOPES TO RECOVER.

DON Carlos Expects to Regain
Strength.
San Sebastian. June ga private
dispa tch received here tonight from
Varose. says that Notwithstanding the
recent serious operation on Don Carlos,
the pretender to the Spanish throne. he
has not given up hope Of his ultimate
recovery.
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AUTHoREss BURIED.

Miss Jewett,s Funeral One of Slim
plicity.
South Berwick, Me-, June 27-The
funeral today OF Miss Sarah orne
Jewett, the author, was marked by ex-
treme dignity ana simplicity.
The services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. George Lewis, for 35 years Miss
Jewett's pastor at the Congregational
Church. The 2srd and gath Psalms and
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Two KILLED.

Cincinnati. O., June 27--In two
separate automobile accidents tonight
one life was crushed out while two
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rowN rHHnATRNED.
Loss Of 100000 Mt Knox, Ind.--severa
= TXmFA

Knox. IND, June 27--Fire. which
broke out early this evening. threaten
ed to destroy the business section OF
the city. A loss of 100000 was
caused. Several persons were hurt by
falling walls The most seriously In
jured was H. r. schriver. editor OF The
Knox Democrat.
Aid arriving from North Judson and
other places, the fire was stopped at
the Fitz Hotel after eight store build
ings had been consumed.
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HIGH DIVER KILLED.

DeWclfe Howe's poem The Travellers
q favorite of Miss Jewett. was read.
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head2ch0S, nervous
prostration, and
hemorrhages.
Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound mademe
well and strong, so
that I can do all my
homework, and at
tend TO the store
and pOst-omce, and
Ifeel much younger
than ] really am.
0T,vfiia n Pink.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

ances of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II.
Clark are invited to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Clark this morning
at 10 o'clock from the residence, 90
South Perry Street.
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LOST.

LosT-Friday night one small (bitchl bull
dog ~ weeks old. Last seen on S. Hull St
Has black spot over left eye. ears and tail
clipped short Answers to name OF spot
Reward II returned TO BFaune Hood az Jouy-
nal office, LIST
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MuLTrGRAPH LETTERS.


etc. in facsimile of perfect
typewriting donei name and address Insert
cd to match, and envelope addressed where
desired. E. L. Davant Typweriter Co. First
National Bank Bldg. If
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FOR RENT-sToREs

FOR RENT-From October LIST, store No Is
Ceoaa street. occupied by Bslser and
Thompson. Railroad trackage. Apply to J.
c. Haas, corner Lee and raliapoosa Streets
-15-tf
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FOUND.

FOTTND-Orange and white Scotch ter
rter puppy; looks like a cross between
terrier and collie. owner can secure
same by calling at once Of Thomas
and Jackson, 20 Commerce St. and
paying for this ad.
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THE
BEST
REMEDY
For WOmen-Ly lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable G Compound

Noah, KY. --"I was passing through
the Change of Life and suffered from
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-Untii LIST October. 2 story, 5
room house at reduced price, South full
81 Furnished complete owners leaving
city for summer. Jones. Ray q Pierce,
FOR RENT-Bran new pebble dash house
modern convenience. Hot and cold water
Apply to r. L. Penlck, Montgomery. Ala
LETT
FOR RENT-Furnished house on So. Perry
for summer; two blocks from Dexter Ave.
Phone 4Ss. -IA-R
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sCHOONER Amethyst. clean. fast larFs
steady sanitary arrangement Comfortable
Tor ladies and children. Excursion ana flsha
ing parties solicited Address Chaa III Co.
nam Master, Coden. Alabama --as-fns
PARTIES wanting artesian wells bored ~.
ply 70 ]. w. Radford. summeFfleld, Ala
sTORAGE-Nsw concrete buildInR auaeiais
~ built for all kinds Of storage; bulk store
age 81 reasonable rates. prtrate room for
housahoid goods Frank Tennilia FqrniEufo
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FOR RENT-RooMs

nished complete for light housekeeping.
With all eonveniences. references exchang-
ed Address j. l.. Ivey. l03 Holcombe ST.
Phone 1851. -l3-2t
OR NICE. large connecting rooms. fur
nished or unfurnished and all conyeniences.
2Si Martha St. Phone 1908. -ia-3t
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TYPEWRITERs . SUPPLIES.

YOU will find every Improvement of merit
on the No. 10 Smith Premier Visible Write
for circular smith Premier Typewriter Co
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PEACHES.

FINE PEACHES-Just received shipment
from Cantelou orchards. Special prices BY
the basket In order TO close out present
Call early today for choice
3hc per basket s. Cohen. corner Lawrence
and Dexter, Phone 3et7. loft
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WANTED-BoARDERs

NICE furnished upstairs room and board
can accommodate or persons by July LIST
Apply 126 wilkinson, Phone S021. lat
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WANTED-sITUATIoN.

wANTED-Position as teacher by youna
lady. with LIST grade certificate. years
experience. Can teach music. References
furnished. IS. W." care Advertiser, --6-st
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PERSONAL.

NoTIcE-oniy licensed auctioneer in the
city selling OF ali kinds. mortgage sales,
administrators sales, private sales q spe-
eiaity H. b. Brockett Phone 1871.
, --l6-g0t
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TYPEWRITERs AND REPAIRS

TYPEWRITERs AND sUPPLIEs-we have
a large assortment of typewriters In good
condition. Some nearly new. Write today
for prices and terms. We repair and fur
nIsh supplies for all makes. Southern Type
writer Exchange. ---ti
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WANTED-You TO illustrate your ada with
our cuts; they add 10 per cent 20 tha
atGTactivensss or any ad; talk II over villa
The Advertiser Engraving Company.
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wANTED-BoARD OR ROOM.

WANTED--4 unfurnished rooms close In,
not over or blocks from depot. refer
ences A.. care Advertiser. --o-3t
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EDUCATIONAL.
ENGRAvTNa

COACHING-in Mathematics by Misc Mari
M Napier. 20 South St.. phone 1891
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WANTED.

WANTED-second hand lumber one inch
board. state quantity and price. Southern
Syrup Co. -1-at
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niture; we repair and refinish your furnf-
turS Geo. B. wraEE Furniture Co.. Phone
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FOR sALE-S01 Columbus Street, lot TAO
ITS feet with s-room brick residence
completes and modern; on street car line; 4
splendtd home in good netshborhood. at q
s1criftce Cash, or terms 70 suit. Chandler q
Douglass, Agent9 -l1-tf
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and swift assorter to
handle $500 shirt work. State salary ad-
dress Star Laundry Co.. Pensacola. Fla.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A nice combination saddle
and harness horse. city broken; gentle.
also buggy. Apply to Brinson & Ker-
lin. ala Lee Street. 1t
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DREssERs--Nice assortment solid golden
oak dresssrs and wash stands at sacrifice
prieea, two pieces priced from 81 TO SIS.
ST. --l0-2t
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

WE HAVE had listed with Us today q nine
room residence on Catoma ST.. for $500. Al
so q sig room one story cottage on Virginia
Avenue for $3.50; very desirable property.
at bargain prices. Jones' Ray & Pierce.
11-at