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Yefanntmad)nngen
fir oiieniliGc siflerhcit.-Sauteu.
CUB. Scpurtcmcutl ocs Gebduoe. 3nipettotss
Wiirenuy. HutDLuus.

I'd N z, ott 2, Tebrllnt 1VUH.
SD babe glppliiationcu fir bic i~olGenoeu
grip ,lcoicn erbaItcn:
Gr. TO8. gSeil, tratts Sirabt. / easnaitinc
bon 10 Vterbefrdfter.
bon - Fferbciri'ien.
Or. 5i5-l7-l9, @arnersStrabe, / 8asrlu'
fhlne non 10 E,eroelrdften.
gtr. ST2, &elisNdltinorc Strabc, / elefirtlber
Mutur bon . Bieroeirii ten,
Nr. IS. 2iqbisS irnbe. 1 Sanpi' uno cleltrts
idc Wuidillc bon 80 Fferoefrd'icii.
Srqeno Senaro, roc der Gl1tueIol,il9el &c
aeiI bic oblpell Rripileeien crbeben iuill, bat
feline groicil GrlIdrutS I'M ODER Dor BEN IL.
,Sebrunr 1900, 10 llbr Sornli .iugS. IN oteieiI
Giireuu eii5rrciben. Iporu iiber %oieicibcn bet
banbelt ,perocn lptro.
Gotuaro 2. VreitoM.
G3l Scbduoc. 2nipeftor.
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Nugcbptc.
Niircau bon saiSwim & 9enninaten. .slr6itcI'
lsn s'r; $3.50: s'Ofs,ebss,sS; Shn ,,s
icsiscn @cbauScs NIB bic grrtd,tuns eines
neuen 9aserbaus.g ebauncs fir ben staai
Wiarnlano nI oer 9onipao' Sirabe. 5ptiten ter
Gbar.es- mo 9igbts Struke, in Der Staot Nll'
tintore, ipcrocn bon oer SiddlSsl abd!lagerbnle'
ltr9ommiiItor enigegen Gen0lnmen.
Solnc anaebote miiiicn ~oeriteeeit isin nnd
Gortilirt on:
HON. AUSTIN l.. CROTHERs,
Chairman of the state Tobacco
Warehouse Building commission
care OF Secretary of state OF Maryland
1909. IL llbr MIiiiaGs. I'M Gretutihs Rilreau oes
Stuatla Aiur9ialto, I'M linton Jrutt'Sebdioe,
Stabt baltimore nb8elietert weroen,
Iter ,folhe1, Nlaeboien inlib etn nea!Gnbi9.
$4,000 .00) an ben S6obmciiicr oes Staatea
MGrnldno 5ahlbar aemntt, ~beieeiiiat iein.
?%tnaebote fir biele sir5eit i%nitilel itn aii
3ie6eliitinen, sinbIpioflcu. .erlien mo .9ah,
ffubi Gonitrl,ttou etc. .5u erritten 1T. 5iB'
b6oen, Gan. ScbeioetoGnoc, 3reppsr etc. aus
peritdriiem Goncreialtdieridl, uie dle5 III heli
Blancu nno 3pciititattonen anaegeben II Die
al traeno eiilem gSohenia9 III inherent @itreal'
siuiiden oeH 6tunDcu Q Sorm. rnb . Mn6nl.
eiugefebcn lueroeil tonnerl. -,
eenI Giirenlt ertlloIrileII neroell. liit1len ole
Bartie'u. ioeitrc %oie'elben erpnlteil. Elm Sepo'tf
bon iiiuijia Dollars $4,000 binierlc9en; uters
3ig Collars $4,000 bieieS Sepoiits iperoer
ben 9cpofitoren bel Ritdanbe Oil oteieS &lreail
Der Sei1lurlaeu lno Spe5iiiiaiicnen III 9utenl
3niianb Juriideritattct t%peroen. Der ppae BE
ira1 oeS SeuoiiiS luiro oeu 9auuilternsbnleril
5iriideritn!lei. Die iriibcr GepoIiiet lld1te1,
5olche sur gntrabnc ans bent s'iirehit per
iiiabarc ,3tidlnhngen ilio Spe5tltt1tloHcn lper'
Den an sic Nieter In Der Acibenfolae Der elm
aereihtcu NppIiintlonell nltcr obigen ScoiH
gIR9cn perihctlt tperoen. ~.
Sic bcia9.e gaiisGnrinlifNon behhlf lid oas
aiecht Dor, icacno ell ODER ale g~lnge6ote lgo
alr iplhe 4racbote. Die Den @eoineirgen Der
Spcjiiiiriioneu it6t cntirredel, 5u oertperteil.
sic bebUlt id, fcrrer bdS 9tebi Dor, Die Irbe
in ioIber Weiie ein;uibeilen mo ST beribeta
len. plc Tic es i'm SniereIie oCS Siaate5 9snih'
laiio ,iir dngebraeht erddten mag.
GMoluin & Esnningtun, Trtiteiier.
(TCbl0 12lb)
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Observation-Disclosures


,Ssraclittihs gsobltbatisteits .Geien ihaft."
Sic Sabresoeriammluns Der "Ssraeltfidper
8Cfetidlatt" miro 2pnntag, Der,
ii. Sebruur, 10 llbr, 3fpeds Grrudbll!na BON
Reamten i'm 6pdriip. auiloiilg," Or. Al s2elt
Sanettcs Strasc, italiinpeu. vile yiii9lieoer
finb ~ariHgeuo erilbt. III eriteincn. (I3t
Siream Der ,.Tprthern Geutral datlmsg
SuntpGnp".
RaItimorf Wo., 8. 5ebruar 1902.
Sic idbrlihe Newfoundland Der giiiondre
aicfcr Gontpdg uic miro IN Eouucras. ben p.
,sebruar 1909, II llbr nfitiaas, i'm @allptbnz
rcnii, Shouit.6ac ppn Gaipcrt nno GentresStr,
Baltimore, qebaltei, bel ipeloper ocr Seritt oe3
Bri>iocnten uno bes Eireftoriuin9 fhr 1905
oorgeleai, cine gSGbl bon 3ppIt Htreltoren lir
baS tommenoe Sabr ItGttiinoen ipire mo lo.e1c
a!tocre 8eihdfte crlebi9t tperoeIl. Die oroilIf5s
aeTdb Dor Die 9eriamnlung aebradt tpereeH
moget. 2
G12GS5O3O -
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GfiuaS Scenes:
uhne Ylntten.

IIs5icbeh. ocrnriadt baber anf tetns StIies'
'amfeif iino iiblrt fdb an ipie nntiirHte 4hbne
siraeiauere Gefit.er ipieher rorr1ti gsmam!
Rerpate eeufe brauchen fn ntnf AZ m!miem;
,He saursefr uno stiirrrte obne Nitsateben.
Serurtcrfnncroe Tiotter- terhen eilrh un,ere
,eis. Tmiinuaes Metbobe feftttenb aetndnt mc'
air6 Gffen ann Weranftaen fntre
Oscuie Sutnartive Sa m bia 81 M: dnf al.
autirt @mbfruuen $500 sts s. Q aas az
roptirt Vrideu.arSeit S9!0 sis SnM seio'
SinuNasu uun 81 an Hlnhes.TaunnA Nc
Tr. a. 81 5erfin. beuffher 2nhrarot.
vi. 8ii, Wuros@spare.e tsete. A.. a
4rre6ffunoer ron 6 t1br Nornttffaee pN q
ubI Mhsnhs:. sonutnes bon = Dts i iMWn1ct.,
Qtabiirt Is Sabre (OuId--l
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Hichc

ibrer Seit iinb Gieienieen. bic ridt bur6 gr
atplentbal's Observation-Disclosures bic -englif6t
berb, III Der 0ehrsaurtuS. Der nus ter Vrarts
tir Die VraIis eriftanoeii. 9te GieaeSuoInte 6es
grfnIeeS ceh5rt hem anrfus thr eenftnntes.
ipriGt. Gratis VrcfpeIf. sbeIlio Verianbf bes
yseries burcb Wutar 0namster, Nr. POS CAT Is.
etrahe, ssep1vrrf, W.'Y. (5an26-GebrO
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Tcpartcmcnt fir 1fieuiiidle Siderbett.
lluters Z cpartcmcnt Der SeucrsS pMMifi1r re.

Naltlmpre, l. l%5cbruar l9UV. :.
@cri!eaelie Inaebote. on ben rSodro cI
supar6e" ~uoreiIiri, peroer i'm @iireai oee
Staota4 eaiitratorS in 3iaibbnufc bis Mttttucdi.
ben Il. %5ebrnar 1909. II llbr @ornitiaes, fir
bic 2ieierans BON Vierorfmticr at oas 1ener'
e%pnrtcmcnt fir circn W,onat enteegell 9eront'
pom Geire.dr oes SeuersS epnriemenis a~eltetert.
Gin beDlnubieier Gbef oeS Vteicrs, aif cine
.Slcorina Soufc".@anf eeSoeei. I'M eetrn9e
bon $500, az Den MlGhor lro staotraih pon
Baltimore }ahIbGr gemabt, n;uB ieoeln Inae
bot ~heiaeiil9t leiil. Ens yiett bleibt ooraepdl'
ten. ir0cuo Elm oocr ale s~tngeocte 5u oer'
pcrfcii.
,ym g~luityagc ber Ncb1ree
Y. ~. @iHiniun,
Sefretr.
@uiBebetttn:-
I. Sarrg Wahrri,
TrIitoent Der Gontraftocraehu,aS Vebcroe.
GScbri, &, 6,S,9 ,10,il,l Il, 1879
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I'm liebenoer GrinnCruna

Oil iinfere ireie unb liebe Oslitier
SubGrun Sentutt,
lpelhc Dor bier TdbreI, ant -. Sebruar 1905.
itarb, 'oipie iriereH &Gier
Trcoerid y. SGmHtt,
nnlher am 9. Suni 1907 b~crfdoiGn. Joot, aber
nihi n%er1eien.
(43) gc,uiSmet oun ibrcn ainoern.
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Baltimore Scmctcru.

Siircau: 5rantlin 9lns, Baltimore u. 1prtbtr.
8cGrdbrispldpe gum Seriauf = bon $25 an,
nit Rarmcrpfciien nbaearen3t $50. = Blay
iiir bier &rdber. 6rcie 9eniellIi9 Der 9apeue
fir IrouerquitcSoieuftc (Sunil6,iO
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9ureau Der .Tprthorn Gentral 8atlpsg
SuutpCuD".
Sireftoren-@ ablen.

Tie Eeniifc rncr'9,erfidternngS. GStieaIhait
non Baltimore.
Die iIbrIidlc 2Sahl bon Sip5li Iiretioren iuiro
W,pniaa. ben /. Didr3 1909. ~5ipifden II uno II
llbr NormiitIgS. fidiiiinoen.
l43) Subn =. 2eIber. Sctretdr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09
WIRELESS OPERATORS
IN DEMAND

Three vacancies for every com.
peieut operator. who can qualify
and IL capable to enter lnso a field
OF unlimited posslbilitiss--aad on
qualification he will be assured OF
a couKenlRl and lucrative position.
and a chance 10 travel and study.
What IA wanted IL men who can
BREAK RECORDS, as Operator
Phelps Is doing this trip Of the
big Pacific Mail liner Korea
There arc others 1Sat AZ capable.
but the whole trouble Is they are
letting big opportunities pass
them by.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09

Doc Slocum, the Seattle magl'
clan. and a party OF four other
vaudeville entertainers will tonight
sail for Prince Rupert to I'LL a two
weeks engagement in that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09

keeno and Adams open a good
bill at Pantagea theatre this week.
Armed with fresh songs and clever
pAtter. they furnish a good opener.
Coyne and Tinlin are hefty aero
bats and hand balaneers. Mos, OF
their work In fast IA chain light.
ming. and when they say goodbye
they are followed by whirlwind
Of applause.
James r. Waters. IN Hebrew
eharactcrixations. pinks the bulls.
eye, lie also brings something
new for him-an Italian character.
1ation. Mr. Waters IL there with
a voice. too.
Deltorclli aud Gliasaando hurtlo
forth In funny musical act which
earned several screams. Eddie
Roadway, the small chap. and Ger.
trnde Lawrence earned their salt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09
eeattIe Break. II. Record.

Although the Seattle theatre IL
accustomed 10 big Sunday business,
shattered It's own best previous
ncWds day before yesterday.
she' last seat which could possibly
be sold under the standing room
law was sold AZ | y. m.
for the matinee performance, ! hour
and IL minutes before the curtain
went up. The evening house was
sold out at 1875.
On Friday evening Of this week
while the two jlu jitau gentlemen
get together on the mat at the Sc.
attic, Russell a Drew win send
Dick French and his troupe Of
trained actors over to Bremerton TO
present The Fatal Wedding" Man.
ager French has played Brcmerton
before, and always TO big houses,
Edna Wallace Hopper. thorough.
~ dlagusted with her disastrous ex.
perlencc. f. home again and Will
at once be seen in a new musical
production
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY Is
easy TO learn By the 4. !. 81 W. T..
syaeem": practical and simplitied
methods OF personal tuition at
small cost Open day and evening.
. a m 20 $3.50 p. m.
Men and women who have n
future INVESTIGATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09
0RPHEUM's VAST
VACUUM RESOUNDS
WITH VISIBILITY
ACCORDING TO ONE BoYDEN.
REFERS BOOST RElTER.
ATEs IRIS USUAL RIOT or
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BY EDDIE soYpEN.
81 And know ye.

INST Ana KNOW ye.
That Cd the Tlthe Glvera whc
Clustered in the Bis Hut yestcr
day ioyed up.
And t2l most Of the stuph didnl
make Noise like a Mouodlc Meas
Q, r. D.; Over most Of the course
sc all made that peculiar lnvolun
tary noise which sudden merri
mcnt e1cites.
Now then when the It'd o. Joy
Jar was joltcd off who pleased the
Pew Proprietors1
None other than Bob Adams
Also Bob Alden The Adams youth
Is the same Teller who leAped into
the glare because he had the gray
matter to supply features for "A
stubborn Cinderella The Girl
Question" and other musical come
dies. The BanEAi Bunch cottonod
To the boys lmmcjct.
Even after the Bobs Twain
earned their cookies the outfront
ers almost refused to entertain an
adieu. Pianics and vocallcs ars
proffercd In prufusion BY this pair
For a finish they employ a. "ehlli
chill bean" yodel yodel which ia Id
orally iacquered with laffs.
Accept II; bob Adams and Boil
Alden hold iug-hanGled Mortgag,
on Merriment They deserved tn,
bokay which KID Herman passed
over the bulbs. The act sure II the
Real Rumble.
From the time William n
Thompson. powerful lrenll mag
net falso realJ. battered from the
paddock. lovers Of artistic merit
had their inning.
Also from the time William II
lammed his personality down oui
threats and made US like IL, willy
nilly, until his al-ki bow. II was q
most choice exposition Mfr
Thompson, along with Lauretta
Allen and Fred J. Weber, do II IN
a sketch they call The Pride Of
the Regiment" You'll have 10 do
few Marathons ere you encounter
something as shiny. Most OF the
time you just sit and drink Il IN
minus demonstration. Which,
take Il. IL real appreciation OF real
art William, go to the head Of the
class.
Just how James r. Mcdonald
happened into Choice Co. Is not dis
cernible. For James +. is excess
lively punk. Notably. one OF his
songs positively shrIeks for the
guillotIne. Mr.. Mcdonald Is about
aa exciting as krokinole. He has
one fair song. but. lawsyl the re
mainder hit US like a widowed
almanac OF 1892. Use holystoue
Jeems
Miss Mabel McCane ia vivacious
little Vesuvius. And when she
erupts she IL Resembling Rap
One OF Mabel's labial Hits stubbed
It's toe. But she finished on the
chin strap. All told, Mabel is nigh
as good as nine nips Of negus.
Paul Kleist pried the lid off with
Illusions plus music which we're
different. MIR Kleist has some
stuff which caused many OF the
Ticketed Ones to vocal the seventh
letter OF the alphabet.
Dan Qulnlan and Kellar Mack
(he's the chap who used to write
hot stuff for Town Topics) dc
theirs In The Travelling Dentist,
a laughier.laden luraloo For
which they were awarded not IL
liberal hand claps.
The Hirschoff Siberian Troupe
pulled Russian folksongs and bar.
barous dances which lacked cord
pulling ability.
But remember William II. and
the two Bobs-they'Te there!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09
Sheldon Lewis severely Injured

Sometimes the stage villain gets
his" In q way not provided for In
the lines. Such additional. punish
ment befcll Sheldon Lewis while
Fehearslng In Idols in New York
last week. While making n stage
fall. he fractured his shoulder and
severely bruised both legs. he was
at once removed TO a hotel and
placed under a doctors care.
Lewis made many friends here
during his long season at the Seat
tie with the NellIs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09
Majestic.

There's hot little sketch down
at the Majestic this week. It's
called "A Christmas on Blackwell's
island" and there's plenty Of wit
and good singing on tap.
Max Duffek, the Man Upside
Down" does a lot of funny stuff
which his auditors catch.
Wilson and De Mondeville pro
vide another laughter in the skit
"a Thanksgiving Eve"
Gertie Everett IL an Australian
comedlenne who knows how. she
scored heavily yesterday
The Nat Navarro troupe OF aero
bats work like beavers, and accom-.
piigh much They unload a lot OF
tricks which have not been seen
here before. And the tricks that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE or
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
1906 Arcade Of the white Bldg.
Seattle. Wash.
Phone Main e920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09
The orpheum Road Show.

One Of Martin Beck's pet hobbies
Is the Orpheum Road Show. The
latest OF these touring aggrega-
tons has this week been made
complete by Manager Beck's scIee.
ton OF the dramatic number. a one
act playlet called "A Bit OF Old
Chelsea"
In the role Of the flower girl there
will be seen Ida O'Day. who was
last season with Arnold DAILY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09

have boon seen here are tremend
ouely we'll done.
Leop ROCCO was on the Orpheum
time last season, and he's back
again, just a. good as ever, Rogeo'e
specially ia limitations OF musical
Instruments. He Is known as the
Human Orchestra" He . more
than deserves the title. hut the
best thing on the bin IL the "Iail"
sketch. II really Ia worth double
the price OF admission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09

via singing and talk. They are dis.
tinctly good. Hcrbert'a dogs arc
we'll trained and DO n bunch OF
clever tricks.
Elltelon Lowe sings Games of
chiidhood Days" to goodly ap.
plauRe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09
MAY BUILD A VANCOUVER
HOUSE FOR RUSSELL AND DREW
Charles r. Allen Says He
Is Negotiating for a Site
for a Shubert Playhouse
There.
Sheldon Lewis Fractures
His Shoulder - Martin
Beck Spends a Fortune
on His Orchestras.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.

= ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK. !
e MooRE--wrlght Lorimor in 4
= The Shepherd King" 4
q ALEXANDRIA - George raw. 4
e cett in 'Dr. Jekyil aud Mr.. 4
a Hyde" 4
= GRAND Emma Bunting In 4
4 Lena Rivers" 4
q SEATTlE-The Russcll.Drew 4
. company telst 20 Goth per. 4
= formRucesl In "The Gam. 4
bier Of the West except 4
= FRIDAY night Friday. Jiu 4
= Jltsu Match. 4
q LOIS - The Del Lawrence 4
= company gi0oth 10 10th 4
Z pertormaneesl IN 'zaxa." 4
= oRPAEum-Wm. II. Thomp- 4
q son 4 Co and Vaudeville. a
4 MAJESTIC sydney Deane & 4
4 Co and Vaudeville. 4
4 pANTAGES HcrhertS Cats 4
q and Dogs. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09

"Zaza" IL breaking all Of the Del
Lawrence records for business at
the Lois this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09
EDWIN J. BROWN.
Union Block. 7t3 First Ave.

open evenings until 900 p. m. and
sundays until eco for people who
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09

WY HEN you mention the show
wv business TO Charles II. Al.
len these days his hand In.
stlnctlvely brings forth his check.
book 10 prove that be is no longer
an actor. Alien In the old days
vas the champion scenery eater Of
the northwest lie has worried
more heroines and committed more
stage murders than any three or
binary heavy men. In the Charlie
Taylor stock days here. whenever
the bin called FOR an unusual
amount Of slaughter. Allen was
sent for 90 do the killing with neat.
ness and dispatch.
Allen wds last seen here In tic
Frawley presentation of The
Spoilers" az the Loia Shortly
after that he moved To Vancouver
and became a realty magnate He
cleaned up 1900 In eight weeks
time in the Prince Rupert excite.
ment In a letter | received from
him today he enciosea n clipping
showing that he has under con.
struction a big apartment house
overlooking the bay atEVaneouver.
He says:
THE building when complete
will stand US between $4,000 and
I $4,000. guess that skins the
show business. | am also after n
double corner here. and II land Il
will build a theatre for the Shu.
berts and Russell & Drew. II we
can make satisfactory arrange
ments,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-09
The orpheun orehestras.

And speaking Of Martin Becks
hobbies, another one is the effici-
ency OF his several Orpheum or
chestras. Beck has always given
the orchestra the dignity OF a posi-
ton on the program. assigning to
the opening selection the letter "A"
This means that he wants and ex-
poets his audience 70 listen TO that
opening selection with the same at
tention that they give to the yaude-
Vile act following II. In other
words. the orchestra Is one OF the
acts on the bill.
To make the orchestra more than
merely incidental, Beck has in
creased its numbers In every Or
pheum house In America He has
now gone a step further and laid
out the enormous appropriation OF
1885, 900 for new expenses for the
Orpheum orchestras during the sea
son OF I90e-10. This Will cover
the cost OF added musicians, new
pianos and organs, kettle drums
and new music.
shuberts Sending Three Companies
A New York dispatch says that
the sbuberts are sending Charles
Cherry and his company. the
Billy company and Girls" com
pany this week In a special train
out Of New York. The dispatch
mentioned states Cherry for San
Francisco, Girls" for Portland and
billy" for Seattle.
The destinations are evidently
somewhat mixed Cherry Is to
come here and the other shows will
90 TO the southern towns. Billy
Will follow Cherry here at the Al
hambTa.
Doc Slocum, the Seattle magl.
clan, and a party Of four other
vaudeville entertainers will tonight
sail for Prince Rupert to I'LL a two
weeks engagement in that city.
"Zaza" IL breaking all Of the Del
Lawrence records for businesB at
the Lois this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
Birrell Bargains

s3.1O0-Are YOU looking for a bargain?
If so, see that J-room, modern, white
pressed brick. close in on bench. Almost
new and fully 800 below market price.
800 cash, balance $50 per month.
S3.JC0-Here Is a REAL snap; Groom.
modern, red pressed brick, on near 9Th
ave. Best buy on market today. Better
call early if sou want this. 500 cash,
balance go per month.
s4G00-Within walking distance SC. six
room modern. red pressed brick. Large
barn With buggy shed, etc. Close in prop
erty is high, and this is snap at the
price.
SG,000--New S-room, modern, white
pressed brick. on LIST ave. Lot 21eXf0 rods.
II you want a beautiful homo on beau
tiful street, see this. Easy terms.
Do YOU want q iot2 We have IL. Sixteen
of them on 9Th South and 18th East, only
500 each, 4 Oh 10Th South ana 9Th Last at
$3.50 each; and many more equally as
cheap in all parts Of the city.
DO you need money to build? This is
where VIC excel. If you have the lot. We
viii furnish sll the money for any kind
OF building You may desire, 10 cost
anywhere from 81 900 TO $1,000. and build
as per plans and specifications of your
architect or ours. whichever you De
sire. If you are going to do any building
see US first YOu can pay Us back same
a. rent
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ARCHITECTS

a, =: Ham LION, Architect. 5tb fjoo-
constitution block. Send 25c Tor nv ~ NJ
OF OF pans p showing elevation and floor pisa
phone 30. Ind. $50 DEL
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Restaurau doing cool
business: long lease. cheap rent; will sell
half interest or all; reason for selling,
cant handle business. Address &. Herald
FOR SALE-Rsstaursnt for sale; low
rent with lease; everything new and up
to-date: money maker and can be bought
at Il sacrifice; owner has III health
Dwrer. phone 1112-
FOR SALE-One saddle horse Res,
1913 So state. Ind. phone, Se2s.
FOR SALE-l0o laying hens; all or part.
1GS1 So. nth East.
FOR SALE-Cheap. 500 piano for $500
Apply No. - IVerson court.
FOR SALE-Lady's ticket to Detroit:
good until Oct -, with stopcvers.
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SHOW CASES.

EVERYTHING in the store fixture line.
billiard and pool tables ana supplies; ger
my prices W. L. Wetherbee. las and l6l
". LIST So.
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FOR A
l-YEAR LEASE, FINE BUSINESS LO-
CATION, NO BONUS. ALSO MAIN ST.
ABOVE p. Q. SMALL 30
NUS. STILL ANOTHER on 1ST So.
NO BONUS.
SEE STEELE
With the RSON-CUMMINGS CO,
3l1 South Main. Bell 1850. IND. 1888.
Also restaurants roominE houses, sa-
looms, cigar stores, etc.
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Capital Real Es.
tate ImVestr7en4
Company

u West I'd South. Sq.- -,
Nothing but bargains 20 -Lao5ss
weather. We offer tract -- ' BIZ
more thau two acres. near 7s-r 80. a'fs
with ample water right. q ---5' So
house and numerous oUtbuTff--g- q. I11-
ing fruit trees and 251 young t-srs oas'
currants. gooseberrtcs. grapes r-.---s
ries and Strawberries. The price f- -
cash payment, 500 nF
$3.50. -t-n
We are offering ter-a-r- r---L
cherry orchard I'm full bearrr- IT,. en-
last year was worth more Dan e..n
acre. The water with this g. r--... q
There are IS acres Of E00d land ar,'
at 800 per acre. This is I'd minutes. .E
from the car line and "a harf-H ..-..- .'
from the city Win sell an rr rar- ,,'
terms TO responsible Uartee.
Only &C Iot left at this e--s.
side of 20 South ST. ucs- H.. E.s- -.
feet TO alley.
81 200 g. On
IS feet. west side Of Sth Ee-. r-s- "a.
South; worth $500 Get f0 quick -
s3Oo0. Eu
Modern brick. s large rooms. rot zr.s
house as others sell for SG51
11s acres near wandamers. 5 cS.- .-.
cottage ! acre I1 fruit. D. acre for ..I--
ems Cant be beat
ss.500-Coruer on % South East
81 5eo-Corner on ID South East
Chcapest on the market gel ting san,
SSSSt
Dollars for -CyeTybOdy. NE are z-.-t
for the big Lost River "Cer-v a-."5----
iect. You can't lose and rnv NAV VIZ
fortune A postal card win bring .-..-
forms riou. or call ar our Office
HI
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LOCAL INDUSTRIAL STOCK
At q panic price. We have listed so
shares of the Utah Gas & Coke Co. stock,
II shares Beeman-Cashin Nero. Co and
block of Saltair Amusement Co. stock.
Owner is sacrificing on account Of other
interests. The LeHis-Lowe Co, 223 Judge
bldg.
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SECOND HAND STORE.

ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD goods
wanted. o X Furniture 90. Ind. 2255
Bell 1896