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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

st. Joseph, Mo. March 28--Dr. r.
r. Roller tonight Won the match from
Haoul dc Rouen in straight falls The
first fan was given DR.. Roller in five
minutes and thirty seconds. because
de Rouen Bit him on tile leg. The
second fall WAS obtained in twenty
nine minutes, twenty seconds. with
q head scissors and body lock. Ia
the preliminary Max Ludwig, light
weight champion, three Young Atlas
Of France IN eleven minutes, twenty
seconds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24
PITTSBURG UNKNOWN
MAKES KETCHEL WORK

Pittsbure. March %. stanley
Hctchel, middieweieht champion OF
The world, did Won 10 get a draw"
in his six-ronnd bout tonight With
Frank Klaus. q local boy, before the
largest crowd ever gathered under
the auspices OF One Pittsburg National
Sporting club
la the first three rounds Klaus led
repeatedly without return by Kctchel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

calling n meeting OF tlsat body for
next Friday morning In cincinnati to
consider the question OF the REIN
statement Of Catcher John King.
Lynch VIII attend this meeting and
he will urge Inc adoption OF a uniform
rule regarding the player limit which
win BE in force IN the major leagues
this season. II Is I.yneh's idea that a
manager should not be considered us
a nIayer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24
ATHLETICS MIX WITH
THE PIRATES TONIGHT
Two Rival Bowling Teams to Engage
in Match Game This Evening.

The Athletics and Pirates, two
clever bowling agsreeations, both
claiming the championship of Albu-
querque, win meet in q match game
at Sandorson & Cramcr's alleys. be-
ginning at S o'clock. tonight. These
two teams have engaged IN ii number
or games during the past W. months.
and it has never been decided def
initcly which is the superior bunch
Of players. Spectators are invited tp
witness the match tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24
lYehls % DIAN MIh Brokcn Arm.

Baltimore. Md. March 23.-Phil
McGoyern. the Young BROOKLYN pugi-
list broke his RIGHT hand IN the FIRST
round Of his confest with Young"
Britt here laet NIGHT and as "a result
ne said today his hght engagements
for the next month would have 10 pe
cancelled. DESPITE his injury NO
Govern continued his fighting until
%theteenth round tho decision being
a draw.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

Starboard. won; Brevite. second out
post, third. Time, l;14S-5.
Third race, six %furlongs. purse
Jack Parker, won: Nealon. second;
High Range. third. Time, 1;121-5.
y Fourth race. purse. mile and Il six
neutrality-suspicious., won; Elfall. sec
ond. Ozna, third. Time, 1916 1-5.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards.
purse-Spanish Prince, won; COL
eonda, second. Descomnets, third.
Time. f.45.
Sixth race, mile ana a sixteenth,
purse -GorrNnlander, won; Otego,
second; Maximum. third. Time, l:fS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24
NEW MEXICO BLIND
ATHLETES BEAT
THE COUNTRY
In Competition With Nineteen
Blind Schools Boys at Ala
mogordo Take First Honors
and Trophy Cup,


Alamogordo. n. NJ, March 22.-In
their annual athletic meet Just closed
here, the boys Of the New Mexico
school Of the Blind look first honors
for events in competition with the
athletic teams OF the National Athletic
association or Schools for the Blind
IioNs from nineteen different state
schools entered -lIe competition. New
Mexico being the only territory'rep
resented. The state Of Pennsylvania
entered two teams IN the contest. The
local meet was under the direction Of
Physical Director COX and the results
were sent to the secretary of the RAJ
tional associate an.
The New Mexico institute won first
honor by scoring q total Of seventeen
points. New York earned second place
place with fifteen and two-thirds
points. Massachusetts secured third
place with eleven points. The points
scored BIZ New Mexico were as fol-
lows: Standing broad jump, O.;
standing hop, step and jump, 8; rope
climb. .; Ginning. 1. Western Penn
sylvania at Pittsbure, which is super.
intendent Pratt's old school, scored
only five points.
In the standing broad jump New
Mexico stood head and shoulders
above all competitors. Yiacero
Gashtca. only II years Of age, and
totally blind, made a record which
may stand unbroken for a long while.
The next best jump was made by
western Pennsylvania. and was 10 "a
inches under Gashtea's. Quite a safe
margin.
New Mexico has two boys. Yiacero
Gashtea and Frank Claaves. age 10,
among the seven credited with the
highest individual scores. Both 81
these boys are totally blind. Three
Of the seven only partially blind.
The emblem OF victory is now at
the institute IN Alamogordo. II is 2
beautiful silver cup, suitably IN
scribcd.
The A~lamogordo News SAYS Of tPc
result: superintendent Pratt and
Physical Director Cox have done y
wonderful work in fieting these bliru
boys for national honors. Their ath
prowess is only IN side or phase
Of their fitness. In every other wav
they are now iDmeasurably better
qualified to take care of themselves. |
io make Of themselves useful mon,
than Undertakes TO their pec-
pie. Mr.. Cox has made these boys 10
wonders in athletics. Tie other in
'tructors have been inst as thorough,
ma Just as successful IN lnelr several
apartments. The only difference is
fheir work has been along dill
'erent lines. and is not just o in
he iimelight.
The names and ages of the NOM
1ers Of the New Mexico athletic team
ire as follows:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

quincy England, March 23.-Ox-
ford defeated Cambridge in the n
nual eight-oared boat race over the
championship course, from Putney 10
Mcrlake, easily, today BY three
lengths. The time was % mfnutea
and - seconds. For the first mile
the light blues put up "a good fight,
but after that the race was in pro-
ccssion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24
Weston Hikes Into Missouri

Kansas city. March e3.-At a farm
house near Atherton, Mo, seventeen
miles northeast of here, Edward Pay
son Weston stopped ut 10 o'clock to-
miles today. He will resume his jour
ncy toward Chicago early tomorrow
morning and expects 10 reach there a
week from Saturday night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

have that annoying tickling In your
throat? Does your cough annoy you
&C night and do you raise mucus In
the morning? DO you want relief? If
50, take Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy and you Will be pleased. Sold by
all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

jacksonville. Fla. March 23.-The
talent received a terrible jolt this aft
ernocn when Jack Parker won from
Nealon in the third. The meeting
win come To a close April 10. he
suits:
First race. four %furlongs. purse
Darling, Won Agnes May. second:
Eastern star. third. Time. .fa 1-5.
Second race. six fnrlangs. pnrse-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24
Willie Hoppc Wins.

san Francisco. March 23.-Willie
Hoppe won from Ora Morniugstar to-
night in the first block of the cham
rionship lS.2 billiards. making SOC
points 60 400.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

We 90 not fool the people. Your
dime win always admit you 20 our
house. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

Stock is reported doing well Ia the
Sacramento mountains. despite very
dry weather. as there has been little
snow in these mountains.
The Easter service OF the Knights
Templar on the afternoon Of Faster
sunday VIII be the first meeting OF
the new Roswell Masonic temple.
Obar, celebrated as the summer res
idcnce of Battling Nelson. now also
has the distinction or having a fully
o%rganized t,pworth League, which is
going some for Obar.
Miss Maud Abbott Of Monterey, n.
Al. was painfully injured The other
day by being twice thrown from the
hurricane deck OF a Now Mexico bron-
20 OF the fractions variety.
c. Rceder. q tailor in Fred Smiths
shop in carriaozo. had his hands ter
ribly burned Tho other day While Try
ing to put out q fire which started
from an exploding gasoline stove. The
rear Of the store was badly damaged.
Acting Reservation clark A. H.
Cwons recently accompanied two
MescaIcro Apache Indian BOYS and
two girls TO the Haskell Indian school
at Lawrence. Kan. from Tularosa.
They are Blanoh Teo, Jessie Negro
Clarence Eniady ana Bradley Big
mouth.
Joseph rhl. the Oldest Arizona
pioneer left in the northern part OF
the territory. has arrived in Phoenix
and -will remain there indefinitely
with relatives Ehlc first came to
Prescott i'm July. 1854. and has liy-
ed there aud in Kirkland since that
Ile Is nearly 100 years old.
Fully sis wen drillins rigs are NJ
work near Obar, in eastern New
Mexico. THE settlers I'm the Pleasant
have formed a water Users
association and viii erect "a big wind
min and extra large tank for cons
munity use. This is "a plan which Is
rapidly adopted in that part Of
he TERRITORY and works out admir-
ibly.
Tho fhirteerth patient committed TO
he Arizona insane asylum from Coch-
county since January I. Was sent
% PhoeuiV the other day. She Is
fu%adaioura de Leon. "a Mexican wom-
VA so yolfs old ana her case IS pa
hetic. Although remarkably preserN-
'd for ono col her age. she il "a mental
wreck aud imasines someone wants -
sill her.
-<-- I
No rgcut1-c,uf business for us. Al
DO cents Gem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

Tho people of Albnquerome certainly
appreciate q good show. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24
NATIONAL BASEBALL
COMMISSION TO MEET

New York. March 23.-Prcsidcnt
Lynch Of the National league received
q telegram from Garry Hermann.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

The race is stiil on ana the Gem
way ahead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

No tyyeua-c,ut business for ms. AL
WAYS DO SCENTS Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

The race is stni on and tho Gem
way ahead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

The big show, 10 cents. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

We love pictures. bat. Oh. you
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

Miss Maud Abbott Of Monterey, n.
NJ. was painfully injured the other
day by being twice thrown from the
hurricane deck OF a Nov Mexico bron-
20 OF the fractions variety.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24
NOTES OF THE
SOUTHWEST

stock is reported doing wen IN the
Sacramento mountains. despite very.
dry weather. as there has been little
snow in these mountains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-24

The Easter service OF the knights
Templar on the afternoon Of Easter
sunday VIII We the first meeting OF
the new Roswell Masonic temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-21

assst.s asaneus. IS cents boz. uQw
ns4sa ! peunfla Tor aa crHfes AimDHlA
\ fpauss far - eeutss Auttsruats. "a esmts
4 sAsts a@rans. poahtt ssF rs cents
lra - ernts a boz. iemsHE. ts eents
1 saas srtness, 10 esnts a 4eHan. sTape
k9E NJ Is eeats
a8aat peaaas fer IS rsntss salmon.
sss8 Rcgrst salmon chrHas 2 pounds
, r s ssaEa saImau trout. 2 p1araa FOR
zals. sole cents paand psfeh.
aaas a pound, tlalnder. ceuts a
rasas rork cod. 70 csnts a p0unf
{sss { s.ats p8uad hsrrtnE : sanis
I asaas oysters. ta cents ptnts can
Fsra 81 eaafs
Il a. u aasb. rs cents a ponu8. shoaiaer
4 ~ 10 rents q pound. lamb eheps.
III ssais a poanf ruuut steak. ~ y
rs gaana airiaIn STEAK Us rNafa q
fEa. saliinx best. cents a pound. purk
Ans y cents a peaud; pufr lard. %
sea a paunds ptentn hams. 90 cauta a
f1ati hsnon. IS cents a pgan1a salt
p11 u ssnts a pe0nf
tae& EGGS s. csmts dozen RtFfrtly
tssh sxxs s. ewnfs = 1usen eamrh eExs.
u esass ! assan. gress EantsFn eggs. 20
eats = aasss.. tsat eooEius osss. 20 esnts
easea; ozesaa sxxs. = renta = aaEsn
fMasY fo@M eassas. ] pounds for Is e@aHa
fued husisr sounaa fss 81 fancy Jersey
ssiisr geeaas ~ cenfss cream
b essss psana; hriek cheese. Is ssets
EGaa 0erns&a hssakfzsi cheese 5 enmtC.
fssssaatsi. J ssauia for IS canfs Rogue
~ seees~. - esnta pounds lm ported
20 sssssss Is cents pauud t.iuburEsr.
y ss2ts poand
erznasrrie.. 10 esass a anast. Yakima
hlsy. y cents rakiraA cafab hnnsg. rs
MS POP ezra erisps fresh daily 2
STATES for ) e@nts. Xmas trees, IS
rs aHd M
snEss open all 'his week usun 70
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PIERCE will
help king

ra.r,e county members 81 the
,er,xlasuro will vote Tor the
fa.sa.,s,lonment based upon popula'
4. sscordlng 10 Howard TAYLOR,
80 As the next speaker Of the
The agreement between
- and King county rcprcscu.
-. that each county have the
= ,,srease In representation has
y .eauaancd. he SAYS The only
$50 will be that based upon
4. scent census count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-21
Retail Prices at
Public Markets

~ heass tanatHea 10 ans ~ cents
- lettuce. hunghra 10 cents
.4~ss 5 rrnfs hunea, qpinach.
- paauA. . Cor 30 rrnfa. raai
- - TER 8 cents uniama. huurhes
sea. oyster ptants buucnes 3
- haets ; ana Z hanehr1 cents
~. saashq4 To- cents. rrierY. s
q n ssats = hauehs turntns q snd ,
- eents rutaaAEas. cauts a
x 5arrugs : ana 3 buuchea far 3
- faie 5 crnts a tanCh.
r.ss&ers Is Go IS cents paNhd /.
Az "a cants a pound. geese, a.
- eanna. belgian hare. ts ceHts q
- ssliins beef. 3 c~ufas rururt beef
II ~sst a raaat. slFtaiH Hfeak ts csnts
4 rsna, haran. 20 eents a puauHs iAHnh
esaa 10 censs a pNuu1 rrFk STEAK ~
/, - poan4. leaf lard. ts eeuts a
\ a.sasa. : peanAs f1g rs cents4 salt
ulssh > e~rft a peWHds efsaas pounds
n = eats. httts neck elasas rs esnts
"A a. red saapEarA , peaads Tor -
4 - silver sAiman rs cnats a pound
Ifsaa hAAals. 20 cSnta a paunds ant
4 ersss fg reMta a peunt
q raiA xrspe frutt ; rcnta each -
n Il Is esrtss Jap eranEsa. - eeats a
A = a.. aats. Z pounds far ~ cents
f~alss gaaaas Tor IS csnEas dates 2
zfaAs .ar Is ceafss white and hiAck
IL 10 cents a gaans. ltaiiau pruuns.
3rssss 80 IS csntss neW ernp firkiaia
2s4aasa 10 and Is eents A pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-21
BARK PETRA WRECKED;
GREW OF 10 SAVED


HALIFAX. N. 8. Doc. ai.-Tho
Norwegian bark Petra. from Rio
Janoiro for Halifax. h a total wreck
At Pcnnant Point, near Cape Sam.
brc, n. !. Her crew OF 10 was saved
with great difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-21

samuel coiiysr. Eoa f.eary BuidiaE
deals % city property farms ard timber
lands iisi rour property with him.
Nsw six.reum residence. 81 sec. worth
% gee. ftsa cash Main 1851
Rainier valley property. see naker.
t4e4 MAinier az 9prA ae
&sw bunEaioWs. tite cash o'Rsty
Home building Co. ats Empire HidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-21
THE MARKETS

The following arc the average pFtees
uuntrd BY the iesal wholesalers ON tps 81
fsfpdure. meats and feed. fFigss IN all
ea~r- are subject 10 variation. aersFsiins
g frrshne~. and xenrfai excellence. bat
these prices, unless otherwise Indicate d.
are fer strictly frat 9rades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-21

La q y Washing
ton, a raven black
Orpington hen.
worth $4,000. has
only one OF her
Kind as a rival
her own daugh
ter. Her OFF
spring In worth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-21

WICHITA. Kan. Dec. ell 3.
Hassohrook. a years old, teli dead
ON the sidewalk here today just aft.
er giving his daughter $500 as a
Christmas present Death was due
to- apoplexy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-21

$4,000 WhenoveT either chooses
to do the commonplace thlng OF
laying an egg. that egg IL worth
S2a,
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PERSONALLY.


hats trimmed, dyed. cieansd and re-.
htfched piumsa rufisa ana cleaned
AltsratleH Dept Mes aud Old HRrs
wHnfs HHf AreaHN
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ss-s~s~e~~e~~s~4e@~sf~~s~ s~~~@e~@sN~N~s~~
NOTICE on NIoEhltOLuEMg MEET
fMn
me annuai meeting ~ the steeshsiseFs
~ the tniaa savings a Tfsst Com any o.
seattle. a cafppratina. utii - held ~ the
effiea ~ the company. 90 The nufthur sf
tuFHef ~ sNfawd Az ans rhnrFr 81. htaa
eaantr. WAshiHsfnn. on IS Wednesday. ths
lsth dar - 1auasfF. i#it. Al the hour
~ 3 a'riorh fn ftu affntnHnns gar the
perfasa % riarfta9 directors faf ths
eatn panF and fuF tha tfausartinn ~ any
other heainass that might pfppafiT b
HruaEht before tha tnrafinF
a. autHEH Cashier
seattle. WAshiHatQn. uHeesnbsg tgth.
tfta
rhls al seth Be osnta on dnllaY for
fufalfufH. 50 on Tot. one ~ 20 par
chaser cash Yatues3 come ana th1a
Eastern az Nnrfh ttst upsn after q
eveniaEs ownsF
Eshslnan Wisrn. eaFpsHfHfs aaf
general jnhhsrR weather sgrirpink ans
slnHtng specially Main ttfa ard ima.
slsts
M II kailsa slEsr factory has -.
mnFed in see Fhifd az
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Fer accurate piano wark and lessons
In pencil. efayon pen etching aud water
eeiers. cali Apartment set waldorf
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SAY uhiia female fnn fargief.
no collar Call Main fss. -.
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CITY RtAl etTAT.
park
BIC BARGAIN

-Four room new. large bungalow cottage.
shades. wired r0r iirht. buiit.ln book
cases. lee high. grand yieW 0f sound
ana mountains level i0t fQH1Dg e.
alley two blocks ~ car only Price
come out today Take phinusy car %
ebfh. see T. b. EYsft a 60. Phones
North f8f Green $40
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
FLATS

nolyldrro furniuhod apartments heat
light and Ras. $40 and $40. 1ii valley.
Phone Queen Ammo 1893
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= w0rr1Om cottage. shades. light gas.
phone. FFaded street. trf i0Ftgg wood b.
land PARK Price 1915. 500 down
Take FhiunrF car 20 Goth o.. nHr H.
d Etrii 60 Phones &offh 10.
Green hf2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-21

SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES
on All sewing machines for next 80 DAYS
a. Boff q 10 Pike - Main 5a1s
Msn's iRa blue serge sample suif.
SO So, single or double breasted Trarle
rogu 2oI. s9ti : Third av., Traders bldg
supplies fer moving picture iheatrea
Roll tickets aildeH. etc o " TrAERardh
1913 First az.
For Eaie-A tabo Pariisls pisuS Tor
fise. Fo0d condition. 1879 CloVerdaIe az
south Park
New pianos Tor rsu.. rent applied on
purchase Meyer Toner. Sis Union 81
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Nan Suffragette
Whips Churchill

,eSpoN. Dec ai--H A Frank
nephew Of Postmaster Gen.
= samuel. the man who attacked
e. Secretary Churchill with a
= whlp while be was returning
- bradford on Saturday week.
= no was said at the time to be
@.le suflragotte. WAS arraigned
4 RcW q police court today and
...enced 10 six weeks imprison'
|sss
xFW YORK, DSec sl,--Charlcs
Il markham OF Plilshurg WAS to-
= elected president OF The Illinois
sr,ral railroad as the successor "
49, 7. Harahan.
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tppt curious thInHs listed Christmas
presents Price booklet sent free. . n
STANDBY, " uids Curiosity shop. Col
man Dock seattle
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HERE'S $4,000 HENS
EGGS WORTH S25 EACH

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. st.-wn.
ner over an others OF her breed
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The SEATTLE STAR

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STYLISH HANGOVER SHOP.
hats rlmmsd. dyed eieaasd and re.
Aiisrstion Dept Nsw aud old saf.
wrnt. ~ Arcade
tsig tapsuIr efQafienfed hotof woman
wants 90 open reafnins house for sen
'H"H'tH'ffs - " wv " AAAM AHAAHs ANF
star
toet curious thInHs, listed Christmas
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For accurate piano work.. ana lessons
iu pencil, efaypn, per stchiuH aud water
ceiHfs. cali Apartment eet waldorf
Lessons zee
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Star
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room n DO not he iousiys nad your
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ttaudsame furnished room tn widow
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" ~ Mallory Crews hair aud cures
daRfraff ~ rolumbia It
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VIII rrHt nirsif bsaisA toassssspiaE
rueua 60 sesssn ahe spns out eisaatas ~
fsF iu eHrhanEs faF uerG Hafth afsa
1851 parhe Az
TuD wosnan. fnsaao Hapfans sinarfs
Arpfy between ? and .. m eVsrT day
Hrsnia CATS. 1895 First AZ.
Per aata--itiah grade kimhait piano
cheap ca terms ingutFs a. drus
store Nsrs station. Rsstan rar
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CITY AID COUNTY LOAhs
on improved Of vacant properly At ara
= per cent. any amount from 40 20 fbggs
for long or short time. ana easy pay
freHfa. no delay ffurtaeant A. CO. 3iz
Boston Block aseon1 snd coiumhia-
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wAN- Ep-- nsvsfst faang wssnsn wtsh -
wishaNt sHpeftsnFs a. tsisphens 0psfs
sfars AaEiF 1889 lfth a. Or itet
Third AZ TIE Facina Tsisgheas
TslsEFaEh Cufnpaar
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT 49, MISCELLANEOUS
-,s,~~Sse~ey~-~-~~es~~~s~
Yer hsnt Dandy store. fire location
for barber or Hug Naht business Lowest
Frnf on HkH - rhn be RAD on the 4Hfh
Atrlg MIS- Harnes ttae Ninth ay
Per hoHm y uFaud Feelfle
dpfk. araund rnar. on uaWaay Az
rENBttSM LAND CO.
ltii ThlFd Az Malta $50
All kiaas gf siorH ffEtsrsa cuuafers
Ina 1893
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NoooNlNo00aNl0lNFN NFl0-NN7l000l0a0I31Fe
Four-ropm flat, completely furnished.
close in. reasonable Phone queen Anne
7f0.
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s~>e~~~~NNN~e<eee~. ea>e~4~Nes~~NS~c-
white indian game c0okffsia and
HAIRED Rock r0cksrels for sale. cedar
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REAL EeTATg LoANs.

HORTHwEgT TRUST SAFE DE.
FpHfT CO. First AZ ana Columbia 81
FOR loans from 81 zoe 70 5000 on inn-
proved Seattle residences property IA
established districts
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1850
Lot goNtit. IN walingf9rd district. hair
block from WaltinEfofd av. car line
nice level lot. about three feet ab9fr
street grade. 81 street improvements TO-
and paid for sE99 cash. balance
monthly.
o. zoe
FiYe-rOom cottage. Ia University district
close 10 car line on l2th Az ~ 81
all assessments paid $500 cash. bal
auca monthly
1850
Lot s0Eioo. IN the Gilman Addition. near
Thofndyke aY.i ice cash. balance
monthly
PIONEER RENT a COLLECTION co.
American Bank BidE