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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-09

Dealers in junk and rides. Kahn Il
Falk Co., 10-12-14 East Main ave.
Main 5474
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18
Dodging Taxes

St. Louis, March 11.-Warrsnts
charging failure to make returns
on all taxable property were is
sued today against Judge Henry
s. Priest, d. r. Francis, John
Scullin, J.. H. Allen and Mr.. Cliff
ford five OF the wealthiest resi-
dents of st. Louis.
The offense with which the men
n charged constitutes a misde-
meanor punishable by a fine of
from $40 to $1,000. The warrants
were issued at the request of Chris
tian Brinkop, city assessor.
Mr.. Francis declared the act a
political trick.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18
The World Beaten Harrow
is a WONDER. Call ON Eng
land Broo. and let them tell
you all about It. They DEM
onstrate the work of this har-
row in the field.

Prominent Democrats are CIR
culating a petition to have Mrs.
w. G.. Durrett appointed to fill
the unexptred term OF her hus-
band as county clerk. 1t is very
doubtful that the Governor will
appoint Mrs. Durrett for the re-
naming nine months, but as Mr.,
Durrett was to have the office four
years longer uncontested we see
no reason whatever for not elect
ing her to the office for these -four
years on the regular Democratic
ticket to be nominated soon. BY
the time she assumes her duties
she will be rested up and ready
for her work. II the Democrats
want 10 do the nice thing by Mrs
Durrett they ought to give he,
the place for four years.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

b. H. Downs returned last week
from Emporia, Kansas. where he
assisted E. A. Mitchell in starting
a new merchants delivery system
which is to commence business on
March 28th. He will start with IL
wagons and has all the best firms
signed up. The C of the
system here, coupled with quick
delivery and economy Of opera
lions, convinces the gentlemen that
Emporia offers a good opening.
1t is a good town and with such
splendid management as it is sure
to have the venture is bound to
meet with C If the people
of Emporia give it a fair chance.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

F. j. Windmeyer and Ed Busse
were here from Arrow Rock yes
terday and the former ordered the
Republican sent to him at Robin
son, Kansas, where he will locate
April LIST.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

William and Dean Boatright the
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Boat
right, are i'll with measles at their
home. Catherine Boatright is re-
covering from a siege of measles
and Observation-Disclosures.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

roads. We notice that the roads
as a rule are not being dragged as
much as the past several years. I'VE
hope though our farmers will
awake to the Importance and adj
vantage of doing so.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Thos. j. Grayson, of the Confed-
crate Home in Higginsville, has
our thanks for renewal and best
this week.
Mrs. Jos. Schieszer returned Mon
day from a several days visit to
her sons at Hardeman and reports
crop prospects good.
Mrs. Sarah Morris who has spent
the winter here with her son Fred
Morris, left Monday for her home
in Fairfield, Iowa.
Miss May Wallace, one of the
ladies of Miss Mabel Smiths mil
linery store was taken suddenly
sick at the store on Monday.
]. L. Campbell, of Malvern, Iowa
in renewing, says: NJ don't want
to miss the good old paper"
Thanks.
The Ease of Peter Weber VS.. Chasi
Kruger, of Miami, over possession
of $40 acres of land, was tried be-
fore Justice Ferrill here last
Wednesday. The verdict was in
favor OF MIR. Weber. ,
John Ernst, a prominent farmer
of Grand Pass, was here Wednes-
day and Thursday OF this week. MIR
Ernst is looking and feeling poorly
but we hope for his speedy re-
covery to good health.
Mrs. Frederick Meschede OF north
of Malta Bend, observed her S0th
birthday anniversary Sunday. A
family reunion was held in honor
of the occasion. May she be spar
ed to enjoy many more such.
---
Miss Mona Dover Of st. Louis
gave a reading at the high school
auditorium Monday evening for the
benefit of the East school. The
affair was largely attended and
the program fine. $12S was taker
in.
The recital in vocal music giveI
by the pupils of Miss Lillian Kreis
err at Castle Hall on Friday had
a large and appreciative audience
Miss Kreiser has a large class ant
they are all doing fine work.
A tree near Hardeman is decora
ed with over fifty dead hawks
hshot and hung upon it by the son
Iof Chas. Niemeier. The boys ar
keeping the neighborhood clean 3
hawks.
Ray Blackburn of Las AnimaI
Colorado, has returned to hi
home having disposed OF his ca
: load oil mules to Missouri farmer
IT was his first visit to Saline cou
: ty and he was delighted with tn
countrS alao the Saline count
girls.
..LI" TX
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Henry Reinwald of Rose Valley
returned last week from ST. Charles
county where he sold the home
place as administrator for his
fathers estate.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

L. s. Chaffee, of Kansas City,
writes that he has gone to house
keeping again at 2611 Agnes Ave.
He is now experimenting the con-
struction of the big Montgomery,
Ward & Co. building being erect
ed in Kansas City.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

w. w. Hams and Warren God
dard attended the Shaurer sale
near New Frankfort Wednesday
and report a big crowd and good
prices.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

w dTu U W. DuiloAib pSih6
ed in Kansas City.
Simon G. Olendorf of south OF
town left March 18th for Palamares
in Tropical Mexico on the Isthmus
of Tehauntepec, he went with p.
G. Marshall to look for a home on
the cheap fertile lands sold by the
Mexico international Land Co. of
Kansas City, Mo.
Earl Pemberton informs US that
the Studebaker Co. last week
bought up the E. NJ. F. Auto Co.
and that this settles the litigation
that has been going on. He rep
resents the Studebaker's as travel
ing salesman.
, Mr.. Camel who went to the
Soldiers Home at Leavenworth
has returned to Marshall to make
his home. He said it was not home
10 him as he had become too much
attached to Marshall's good peo-
pie to leave them. He is still at
Mrs. L. E. Dyes and will be glad
to see his old friends any time.
The public sale of Mrs. Will
iLeffler near Nelson Friday estab-
llished some new high-mark re-
cords. A yearling mule was sold
for $3.50 a five-year mule for $3.50
stock hogs, $14!85 up; brood sows
$40 to $41.5O; COT SIC in Crib hay
$3.50 to $40 ton; oats 64c. Col c.
p. Hudson cried the sale. 1t was
lwell attended.
d. W. Nelson, col, of Blackburn
was here Saturday. He formerly
worked on the Daily Chronicle al
st. Joseph and a printing office
looks familiar to him and so hit
/ called in to look over the Repub'
Elican and also leave a dollar. HI
says the Republican Is much bet
ter equipped than the Chronicle
of those days, showing the pro
gress in the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Walser ant
son were called to Cunningham
mo, on account OF the death o
their daughter, Mrs. LewiS Dieh,
t who died on March I'd OF pneu
monia. Mrs. Diehl' was 81 year
8 old and left her husband and fw
e children to mourn her death. Mr.
4 Walser, while there became yer
sick and we r told there is lit
the hope for her recovery.
is j. M. Morris, carrier of route tw
M out OF Nelson, sage Chas. Niemeie
8, Earl Green, Frank Brockway, Ja
wood and a few Others In tn
Concord neighbour God desery
y lthankA for the manner IN whic
they have been dragging the
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

j. w. Cox of Gretchen, was here
yesterday and left us a renewal.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Miss Bertha King left yesterday
for Eureka Springs, Ark, to spend
the summer. She says it's a de-
lightful place for a vacation OUT
ing. q
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

B. a. Crouch was here from Nap
ton yesterday after seedoats.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

w. H. Nichols and Sam Grady
n, Miami had business here Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. McMahan'haVe
returned from Bakersfield, Cal, to
make this their home in the future.
Miss Myrtle Campbell returned
home Monday after a several days
visit with Miss Ruth Gauldin OF
Slater.
Frank Nicely, wife and three
children of southeast Of Napton,
were visiting at Mrs. S. E. Coffey's
Saturday and Sunday.
w. Z. Lewis, of 10 miles south OF
Marshall, on the Sedalia road, will
have a public sale on Monday, Mar.
2Sth.
You are invited to come and e
the new line OF Hats just received
at Miss Anna Tyler's, east side Of
square.
L. ]. Rasse, the grocer, was out
driving an auto the first of the
week. He wants to make SURE he
can run one before buying.
Miss Mona Dover, who gave the
reading at the high school Mon
day evening, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. u. F. Coleman several
days.
On Monday noon the fire depart
ment was called out when the flue
at DR.. Phealn's residence was dis
covered to be on fire. The damage
was but very slight.
Jno. Roe of near Shackelford had
a we'll sunk 1926 feet on his farm
this week by w. d. Morrison OF
Sweet Springs and got a good flow
of water.
Mrs. Geo. Nye, of Miami, was 9
pleasant visitor Saturday. Shit
had come over to visit her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Wheeler Huff of north
west of town.
The three literary societies o
M. ". C. Tuesday night presente'
the play, ellis Excellency tn
Governor" at Stewart Chapel in
very pleasing manner.
w. Fl. Newell and family las
week moved to the N. E. Hodg
farm near Sharon owned by E, ]
. Elsea. They have a nice HON
} and good farm.
Geo. Hemme and VIII Haye
moved r. N. Colvert in from nes
: Gretchen Wednesday and Mr.. an
Mrs. Colvert will reside near til
old high school building.
The new millinery store on til
East side is the place to buy yot
: Easter Hats. We have the new
est styles and shapes in the ma
!. ket. Miss Anna Tyler.
b sEae.f ase 81
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Miss LEILA Butts and mother OF
Slater were shopping in Marshall
Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

b.. IL, IIOuEH wac ANh
ton Yesterday after seedoats.
w. II. Nichols and Sam Grady
n, Miami had business here FRIDAY.
Miss LEILA Butts and mother OF
Slater were shopping in Marshall
Monday.
al Pollard and daughter Miss
Maggie were Marshall visitors Sat
urday.
n c. Griffith OF Ridge Prairie is
in Marshall serving on the Graho
Jury.
I. L. Thornton was in from Shack
e,,ord Tuesday and called in to
renew for Luther Thornton
Robert H. Smith went TO new
Frankfort Wednesday to visit has
old home and friends.
VIM. Katlender and Lester Harris
were here from the Elmwood vi
cinity Monday.
a. A. Renick, Chas. Pittman, M
b. Kitchener and T. ]. Arnold were
here from the Plains Saturday
j. F. Vaughn was over rom nea
Miami several days last week ane
returned Saturday.
You will not miss it II you buy
your Easter Hat from MISS Ann'
Tyler.
VI. K. Mahard invited a numbel
Of friends Monday to help eeie'
brate his 7Sd birthday anniversary
w = f.Hn tA 4N.H|H
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Thos. j. Grayson, of the Confed-
crate Home in Higginsville, has
u thanks for renewal and best
wishes this week.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

J. M. Morris, carrier of route two
out OF Nelson, says chas. Niemeier,
Earl Green, Frank Brockway, jas.
Wood and a few others In the
Concord neighbour God deserye
thanks FOR the manner ~ which
they have been dragging their
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. McMahan'haVe
returned from Bakersfield, Cal, to
make this their home in the future.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Ray Blackburn of Las Animas,
Colorado, has returned to his
home having disposed Of his car
load oil mules to Missouri farmers,
IT was his first visit to Saline coun
ty and he was delighted with the
countrg also the Saline county
girls,
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Miss Myrtle Campbell returned
home Monday after a several days
visit with Miss Ruth Gauldin of
Slater.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

al Pollard and daughter Miss
Maggie were Marshall visitors Sat
urday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Jno. Roe of near Shackelford had
a well sunk 1926 feet on his farm
this week by w. d. Morrison of
Sweet Springs and got a good flow
of water.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

A tree near Hardeman is decorat
ed with over fifty dead hawks,
pshot and hung upon it by the sons
of Chas. Niemeier. The boys are
keeping the neighborhood clean Of
hawks.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

The new millinery store on the
East side is the place to buy your
Easter Hats. We have the new
est styles and shapes in the mar
'ket. Miss Anna Tyler.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

The recital in vocal music given
by the pupils of Miss Lillian Kreis-
er at Castle Hall on Friday had a
a large and appreciative audience
Miss Kreiser has a large class and
they are all doing fine work.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

On Monday noon the fire depart
ment was called out when the flue
at DIR. Phealn's residence was dis
covered to be on fire. The damage
was but very slight.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Miss Mona Dover Of st. Louis
gave a reading at the high school
auditorium Monday evening for the
benefit of the East school. The
affair was largely attended and
the program fine. 1923 was taken
in.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Mrs. Jos. Schieszer returned Mon
day from a several days visit to
her sons at Hardeman and reports
crop prospects good.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Mrs. Geo. Nye, of Miami, was a
visitor Saturday. She
had come over to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wheeler Huff of north
west of town.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Geo. Hemme and Will Hayes
moved R. N. Colvert in from near
Gretchen Wednesday and MI. and
Mrs. Colvert will reside near the
old high school building.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Mrs. Frederick Meschede OF north
of Malta Bend, observed her 8Oth
birthday anniversary Sunday. A
family reunion was held in honor
of the occasion. May she be spar
ed to enjoy many % such.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Miss Mona Dover, who gave the
reading at the high school Mon
day evening, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. y. F. Coleman several
days.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Mrs. Sarah Morris who has spent
the winter here with her son Fred
Morris, left Monday for her home
in Fairfield, Iowa.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

The case of Peter Weber VS.. Chas
Kruger, of Miami, over possession
OF $40 acres of land, was tried be.
fore Justice Ferrill here las,
Wednesday. The verdict was il
favor Of Mr.. Weber.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

Frank Nicely, wife and three
children of southeast Of Napton,
were visiting at Mrs. S. E. Coffey's
Saturday and Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

]. L. Campbell, of Malvern, Iowa
in renewing, says: ~ don't want
to miss the good old paper"
Thanks. .
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

L. j. Rasse, the grocer, was out
driving an auto the first Of the
week. He wants to make sur he
can IL one before buying.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

H, c. Griffith OF Ridge Prairie Is
in Marshall serving on the Grand
Jury.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

John Ernst, a prominent farmer
of Grand Pass, was here Wednes-
day and Thursday OF this week. Mi
Ernst is looking and feeling poorly
but we hope for his speedy re.
covery to good health.
The Marshall republican., 1910-03-18

w. H. Newell and family last
week moved to the N. E. Hodge
farm near Sharon owned by E, e.
Elsea. They have a nice home
and good farm.
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or NEW
Tork.-Frederick A. Kuhnie. plaintif. against
Mary r sullivan. as administrators q the
goods. chatteis and credits % Edward Wallace
O'Seil. also known as Edward Wallace Neil.
deceased defendant.-Triai desired IN the
To the above named defendant You are herr
by summoned % answer the complain IN this
action. and 90 serve a copy ~ your answer
on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the service ~ this summons. exclusive
~ the DAY - service. and IN case 81 your
failure 70 appear. or answer. judgment VIII
be taken against YOU by default FOR the relief
demanded IN the complaint
Dated. December eIth. 1909
FRFu-K r. ERNST. plaintiffs Attorney. Of
fee and Post Ofice Address 49, Sassa y
street. Manhattan Borough. New York city
To the defendant. Notice Il hereby given
% YOU that upon your default 20 appear or
answer the within summons judgment VIII Dc
"a ken against you for the - 50 s60 90.
Win interest from the 9TH day - August. 1905
and With the costs u this action
FRED'k II. ERNST. Plaintiffs Attorney. 122
Nassau street. Manhattan Borough, New
r, the defendant Mary T. Sullivan admin
fstratriN. etc The foregoing summons is
served upon you pursuant % ar order ~ the
H~n Il MARLEY Platzek ore % the Justices
- the Supreme Court 81 the state OF SeW
Yo-k hearing date the 25th dav - February.
1910 and fled with the complaint in the or
ere - the clerk ~ the County ~ New York.
Manhattan. City Couuty and state u New
York
Dst~S Februarv 2sth. 1914
III ETfk %. ERNST. Elaintlna ATTORNEY. ~
zee and r % Address f32 Nassau Street.
Nerharfan Ro~nuEh View TorF Titv.
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eminent Printing Once Washington. u g..
February "a 1910 Sealed proposals viii De
received AZ this once until 10 o'clock on .
MONDAT. April I. 1870. foT furnishing mate
r.aI etc for che public printing and binding
tn the Government printing Gfice during the
hscal year ending June 30. 1911 The right %
reject ANY and al bids and % waive defects
s reserved Detailed schedules % the mate
rails. etc. required. accompanied BY blank
proposals. and giving the regulations with
ahlch Bidders must comply NAV be obtained
hv addressing This Office. sAML 3. DON
NELLY Pubiic Printer
OFFICE or THE QTARTERMAsTER WEST
Point ~ s. March u. 1910 sealed pro-
nosals iu rFipIicare. sub Jet % the usual con
dirt0rs. VIII. he received on this ofice until l.
O'Clock. noon. April ~. 1910 for the con-
sfrleff1n 90 a Eremarury Building and Gar
haep CreInatHrv. complete. a. West Point.
y q in accordance with plans and speclr-
catiors ar re in this ofire The United States
reserves me right 20 accept or reject any Or
sI proposals Pull information furnished upon
application. Address CIARTERMAsrER
West Point y
OFFICE. COMMISSIONER DISTRICT or
tolurh ia March "a. 1910 Sealed propose h
vii be received a. this o47ce until o'clock.
q n March 2Sth. 1910. for the construction
~ seur-rs fu the District - Columbia Forms
~ proposals. specih sations and necessary In
formation may be- obtained from Chief Clerk
Engineer Department. Roam s2T District
building. Washington. n. a. CENO r. Ru-
DOIPH. join A. JOHNSTON. VA. Y. JUD-
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CHAN EERMAID and SEAMSTEESS By Ftn-
~ aesi ~ ~ reEces Neid.s Bureau
'H N9ERM AID American wishes position.
plain sewing country preferred ~ psrna-
Ie .snnal r-ferti.ce. hy letter only Z I
2aia1. 80 East p7th 81
CoLORED WOMAN. Ia- work. WASHING az
West 8sth 81
COOK .-co.ored woman WISHES position Ia pri-
waite family. or care 20 bachelors apart
mont ~ =. Tatb. 2i9 West sGth ST.
DAYS WORK .-C.iore. Wonlan wants days
N'iA WASHING cleaning reference CAL or
GENERAL. HOCSEWoRK- neat vouns
woman. Protestant. De- small family. short dis
.anoe country M A. EoE =. i53 6ih ave
i3Lssl. IEPi;i' ,i..as..riy lady. vlth daugh-
Hoi sEWoRkEE By young Finnish girl. city
or country wages SO Yields Bureau. "a
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LAT-NDRF,ss sna Cl4AMRERMAID by Yin
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81 East 66th 81
ATRsERH COVERS -SS NORTH German.
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fuuiy. alma. .o6 west G7th a.
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Manted--A position a. Ecusekoeper ard eon-
1911 ol lacy % culture and refinement:
~ SAM with French. English ana German
hrished musician and possessed ~ f,rf,ate n
come, caiah.e % caring Cor ane fond az children:
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@AetilL-E-Drug retail store eruerien,ef
young woman wishes position. Is neat reaned
at.a accurate good references 3. II p Box
- Tribune Office
COMPANION-A lady having acted as com
ramon seeks similar position or would he
t-N.ittss ~ child no objection 20 country Eooa
lafelefs best CITY references Z -rsfrrra ~
toNn ofice 1904 BrladEay.
hAIIsD isissHt;--Y Young hairsresser desires lady
bel-Ils @t their residences: Marcel wavinE.
shanipo oiIg, facial massage etc .-I,xpert - -
6rh ave. | -
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surely make good. for 7 have both eNperiprce
and ecucafioU E-cCssa ~. Please address Mis-
sherman, Box 80 Tribune Ofce
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THE WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE
- 30 West s9th street

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2l2-lo west s9th street
New Nork. March i2th. 1910.
T. Bibis h-rs. Nsrssrsf Blessing. Mrs. Marsarsst
6rady. Miss Ruth Brewster. 4Is- Alice Brown.
en-. Ms F a s'Ss IA Conkiin. Geo. H. pam
r.. Geo. d. Damn Acton Davies. By Maitland
ba so. M, h p b S#S nr G. G BaSsS,
Mr- Z J. Eustis. Mrs. J. E9kins. Miss L. y.
EoNi Mrs = g FoTnei s,a Il - L.. Frys Mssilis
Hart NJ. Morris Herman. q. s Jscgulth.
Mr. H. r. Johnp7s Ere1 I,-i ~ haisfT g J.
Ar. william a. Lottmer. Alfred l. Lottimer
OF s Barclay Lottimer or W Loitimer, Mrs.
Marion Macmillan. Est. Of Mrs. susan 3. Nils,
" r. spooner. executor; Mrs- 2. Z. Neppsrt.
Nicho'as r. OCOnnor. AIR. ~. O'Drien T.
= 81 R.is 81 = , Reid Rufus p RITE s.S'' N1
Or Ms. Withington Robinson. Ms Nellie Rysn
q a. seer. Weiien smith. Or. I. sfevens ish1
r sweeney, Mrs. :. sulzer NJ or Mrs. George
ralman. Mr.. or Mrs, AEel Timen. r. c. Van
Dorveiier Mrs. a. p. Van Duzer. William Ward
Miss Marie Z. ward. Thomas Williams Mics
Wynne: Yoa and each % you are hereby noti-
upon the property hereinafter described having
hold goods. personal Effects, carpets etc 5000
BY YOU OF IN your name IN the west End sto~-
cOrding % the statute IN such case made and
provided. AZ Gsorge Mer.e's Auction Rooms. isB
March 18Th. 1910 and on wednesfay. Marrh
2lth, 1910, az 1880 q n and n the sale there
81
he continued a. the same place on each a-d
every Tuesdav and "Wednesday thereafter r.
ginning ~ 1890 q m, until the sale Is COM
pleted
THE WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE
BEN BLUMENTIFAI. Proprietor.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS ARE HERF1Y
notihed thar their househ1ld Effects nov on
storage VII be sold az Puelic Auction WeAnes-
Gay. March 81 1910 az Timmins' storage War
houses. - 70 26T West liTth 81. New work
city. ~ 1880 e. m, in default % payment ~
storage charges that are over year ru. a-cors-
ing 20 laws governing storage warehouses;
NTrs. Z K Chanberlan. r A. Reis " IT
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