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The Washington times., 1910-08-02
PONTIFF REFUSES
TO ALTER POLICY

ROME, Aug In the hope that King
Alfonso, Of Spain, viii eventually be
forced by public opinion 10 dismiss
Premier CanaIejas and appoint pro
clerical 70 the post the Pope is semi
officially reported today 10 be turning
a deaf ear TO the appeals Of a majority
Of the cardinals for a less tasouistic
course toward the Spanish government
The Pope is believed by many 10 be
too uuch under the influence Of in
cautious advisers. and he is being urged
10 make sweeping changes in his official
family
There are no Indications, hOweve-. OF
Plus yielding. Dispatches from Madrid
say the overthrowIng OF the anti-cleri-
Gals Is impossible at the present time
though there is the strongest prospect
that they VIII win only after a bitter
fight The Carlists and independent
CIericals have formed an alliance and
today they sent the following warning
to CanaIeias:
I'VE are determined 20 use every
means to effect your overthrow without
regard s0r the consequence"
While this threat bTeathes the spirit
OF civil war. il is known that the Nati-
can officials have received private ad-
vices from spain jHsc The CIer1Cals even
though supported by q large number Of
the. people are in no position TO engage
IL a war with the government These
dispatches have said plainly th1L Al
fOlso's position has been greatly
strengthened by the events OF the last
.cW days
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
PROMOTERS TRIAL
MAY Be IN NEWPORT
Mrs. Bull Declares She Will
Press Charges of
Conspiracy.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-When John 4.
Gualey and Prof Harvey Wiley Corbitt
were arraiGned in supreme court today,
LAWYER Craig representing Mrs. Mary
Nevlns Baline Bull. who claims the pair
dcfrauded her out Of S35.000. made public
a letter outlining an alleged swindle by
.1.un named Qualey. IN Boston
The letter was from .. - Prender-
East. Boston real estate dealer. and
set forth that a man named Qualey or
Gdnized company to manufacture
curbstOues from the refuse of stone
qIarrles- The letter saws large sums Of
money we're collected from various per
sons In Boston Before the company
uld any manufacturing. according 10 the
letter. the promoters ard their assist
ants left EOstOn. carrying with them
the formula shaJ was the company
only asset
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
PERIL imminent,
RULERS GUARDED
Paris Police Fear Attempt
on Lives of Royal
Pair.

PARIS, Aug 2-Prefect of Police Le-
pine = taking every possible prec2u-
ton today 10 guard the lives Of KiaC
Alfonso and Queen Victoria Of Spain
The royal pair arrived in Paris tonight,
en- route 10 England
Reaching RamboUiilet to6ay. they
were the guests Of President FGllieres
al luncheon They viii leave RambouiI-
let late this afternoon and VII stay at
the Hotel Meurice until Wednesday
evening
Paris is alive with Spanish refugees.
who were turned back from their in
tended invasion Of Spain on last Friday
by an unexpected show OF miIitasy
strength
tt is expected that some OF these NAY
make an attempt on the life OF Alfonso,
and ne and his Queen VIII be literally
surrounded by police and soldiers
during every hour OF their stay IN
Paris
The Tdilay station viii be cleared OF
the arrival and departure OF Alfonso.
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
SWITCHMEN MENACE
GRAND TRUNK PEACE

CHICAGO. Aug while peace. plans
are being worked out at Montreal for
conductors and traiumeu on the Grand
Trunk, the struggle IS likely 20 spread
TO the members Of the Switchmen's
Union Of America
The men working in the yards on
Fifty-trsr street have voted 90 quit
The svitcBmeu Of his organization
we're also called out at Detroit. James
a. Corners stopped them. and was then
called 20 Chicago 20 urge a sympathetic
strike here
International President Frank T
HawIey- Of the Switchmen's Union. also
was present at the meeting
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
GRAND TRUNK ENDS
TRAINHENPS STRIKE
Agreement Is Reached and
Men May Return in
48 Hours.

MONTREAL, Aug. 2-Announcement
was made 5day that an agreement has
railway and its striking trainmen-
The employees are expected TO re
turn TO work within forty-eight hours.
The announcement OF an agreement
in the GTard Trunk strike came rom
the railroad officials. The strikers. now
ever, declared that they had no i1for-
nation that the trouble had been ended
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
Marriage Licenses

Alfred c. EIdridge and Harriet a.
] lsou-
Taylor O TimberIake and Lucy G
Compton.
Daniel T Mulvey and Marian z. Bate
man
Hamilton d ButteTwOrth and Jessie II
Russell both Of Dinwiddie county, Va
William L Ray, of Johnson City. Tenn.
and Mabel \ EssenSa, Of SmithporL
Pa
George W DorreT and Lillian r. GUIDE.
John +. Fosey and Alice J. Davis
Cedric y Wood and Sadie Z Darnau
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
May Be Tried in Newnort

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Newport, r.
J. detectives are in New York today
armed with reqUisitiOn papers for
John A QUaIey and Prof Harvey
Wiley CorbeJJ, held by the police here
Tor alleged conspiracy 10 defraud Mrs
Mary Neyins Bull. formerly the wife
OF James g. Blaine Jr-, by selling her
for $4,000 stock IN the MaEnesia-As-
6eStos Company, now said 10 be worth
The two prisoners viii be removed
! to the Rhode Island Jurisdiction for
tr-al IT surrendered by the New York
authorities.
Mrs Bull has shown that she is de-
1 te-mIued 10 prosecute the case TO the
4 limit When John +. Mcintyre, coun-
sci Tor the prisoners. was arguing In
special term OF the supreme court for
the release Of the men. who had been
4 taken 60 the court on writ OF habeas
corpus. she was holding a consultation
with Assistant District Attorney Per
Nns-
During that interview she made
statements upon which new warrents
We're issued To be served in case the
supreme court shold decide in favor
ot the two prisoners.
Other Women Named.
Additional interest has been produced
through mention Of three other women
in the case. In court yesterday two
interested listeners were Mrs. Corbett
and woman who gave her name as
Mrs Williams Mrs VILLAINS sat be-
side QuaIev and talked with him
throughout the proceedings IN court
GuaIey made a remark telling OF
another woman when he turned 20
Charles T. Craig counsel for Mrs
Bull and said
why not bring the Van Na-kenbuTEn
letters into the case and clear up the
whole AFFAIR."
Il was understood tnat the person
referred 20 is Mrs Philip Van Val
kenuUrEh. the ten mIlHoD-doilaT-wi wild
OW" Of aged William Hayes Chapman
u IS said she IS seeking a divorce from
her second husband and viii probably
start for Europe today
Mrs Van TalkeubErEh lives at the
St Regis. when seen she said she did
not understand why her name was
mentioned
The woman known IN court as Mrs.
Williams. s-ut who vas addressed By
q lawyer as Mrs Hand. seemed TO be
particularly Interested ia the case
when the hearing closed yesterday she
asked reporters what chance the two
prisoners would have 70 escape Il al
lowed a release on bail. When told
that they had none she seemed dis
hCsrteued-
7 have found Mr.. QuaIey not only
$4,000 invested IN the aElesia-Asbes-
tos Company, and ! feel that my in
ves-ucut is safe Il Mrs. Bull and others
VIII only stop tanralizinE this man
Mrs Ball yesterday had papers
served upon banks. tying Up the ac-
counts or the two men under arrest
she said she would remain in New
YORK until she had placed her charges
before the grand jury
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
SEERESS' ADVICE COSTLY.

CHESTER, Pa. Aug. 2-FoIlouinE
the advice OF q seeress. Philip TEodcna
had attractive young Mrs PearIi2e
Nov-asicIz arrsisued before Alderman
holt charged with stealing 500 from A
vGlise in his room. Alderman Holt con
cIuded that the evidence was insufficient
and dismissed the case, requiring Ho-
dena 10 pay the costs
The Washington times., 1910-08-02

Henry Theodore. 20 years, 2ll5 S street
north west.
Louise Brubaker, IS years. g37 I street
northwest
Charles H NcGouIdrick. . wears.
United states soldiers Home. d G
Frederick Herbert. :. years, 500 0 stree
northwest.
Sarah E Cogu, 55 years. s14 X stree;
southeast
invalid Izarr, 4 years Government
Hospital for tha Insane
la H. Leding, IS years Garfield Ho s.
pifal
Anna L Eckstein, . years. 55 3 sire et
southwest
Elizabeth Stewart, 55 years, 1888 New
jersey avenue northwest
James PiIls5u-y. months. Children 5
Hospital
The Washington times., 1910-08-02
The Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Earle D. and Eva II Stocking. boy.
John and Bertha Moore, boy
Harry " and Grace Richards, girl
Israel and Eva Cohen. girl
Arthur l. and Mary f TavIor. bow
Walter " and Addle n Daniels zirI
Oliver and Annie T. BruSt, girl
Gilbert r and Minnie Brewer. girl.
Luke A. and Laura G. Cole boy
George and Mary A Logan. girl
Robert and Flora Sherr. girl.
William ,. and Elizabeth Z. Griffin
boy
William =. and Matte F. Knoblock
girl
Archibald J and Nary A Rose bov.
Frederick II and Sarah H King girl
Norman II and Eleanor DuIin. how
Adrian F and Laura b ZytkOSkee bOv
Archie n and Lizzie Fowler. girl
John B. and Grace T. Marshall girl
Louis B and Emma Y. CasteII bow.
William and NHIIie ELarson r-irI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-17
BLACkSMITHlNG.
STERILIZED PAPER MONEY.
Spokane Bank Discovers Way to Rid
Greenbacks of Germs.

In the brand of ink used by the
Old National Bank in signing new
/ bills and certificates Spokane is
turning out some paper money which
virtually is the nearest to sanitary
and antiseptic paper currenly in
existence
This was discovered last week
when the Old National Bank signed
up mechanically, about fifty thous-
and dollars in new paper money and
started it in circulation. The dark
shiny ink which is used to repro
duce ID. w. Twohy" and "W ID.
Vincent is heavily charged with
carbolic acid and according to chem
lists is sufficient in quantity to In
sure a partially sterlized piece Of
paper money
So heavily la4en with carbolic
acid is the ink that when the sign
ing operation is going on the expert
IN this work is forced to seek a
closed room in the sub-basement OF
the bank, and there behind closed
doors and with wet sponge to
his nos,rils go through the task
of affiNing the signatures to the bills
Otherwise. the odor of carbolic acid
would turn the banking room into
quarters nearer akin to the hospital
or sick room than the counting
house.
Accidentally one of the fresher
bundles of bills was started in cir |
few days ago and by
chance fell into the hands of a young
a traveller in Spokane. The
odor attracted him. and later, when
he noticed that the bills still reeked
Of the antiseptic odor, approached
Cashier W. d. Vincent and congratu-
lated the bank on its efforts 10
provide sanitary and germ-free SO
bills Mr.. Vincent was thoughtless
IF the fact that the carbolic acid
had performed the much-talked-of
iope Of saving the doomed green
back The patron assured MIR. Vim
.ent that the carbolic acid in the
nix would serve for many weeks to
.eep The paper free from germs and
'acteria, and said that II the car
'olic bath could be given occasion
Ny there would be little 6anger Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-17

Want advertise that room.
Want advertise that horse.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-17
Stancers Skentics

Tha, clean, nice. fragrant com.
pound like Bucklen't Arnica Salve will
Instantly relieve a bad burn. cut. scald,
wound or piles, staggers skeptics. But
great cures prove its a wonderful
healer of the worst sores, ulcers, bolts.
.elons. eczema, skin erupuons. as also
shipped hands. spgains and corus Try
it 25C az ArdmOre Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-17
FRISCO SYSTEM.
Westbound.
DAILY except Sunday
Eastbouno.
Local Freight

-No. OfV ..s.'... O.Uu
daily except Sunday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-17

In buying a cough medicine don
ne afraid 10 get Chamber'ain's Cough
Remedy. There IS no danger from il.
and relief is sure to follow. Especial
ly recommended for coughs. Gods and
whooping cough. Sold BY all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-17
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
LUMBER. LIME, ETC.
MACHINE SHOPS.

Ritter Bros. .-FiXit Shop
Gun bicycle, sewing machine. lock and all
repairing. Sporting goods and
fishing tackle. West Main
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-17

Everything found in a first-class
meat market at Davis, opposite op-
era house Phone 2S5. Prompt de-
livery. l6-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-17
Read This.

Durant. Ok-This certifies I was
cured of Kidney, Bladder and Rheu.
matte trouble by the use of one bottle
OF Halls Texas Wonder. fully recon-.
mend it. for it is medicine with mer.
its-W. b. WARD. Sold by all drug.
giSts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

......ealar race from wash
Y ed his business affairs
~. esloe death could over
- "a typical q rhes y
4. colorado multi million
~'elrs king lie went GO
49, SICK man. and eecom.
- - decided. Il Is said ihat
s.ys should be spent IN
1900 up bis financial
:. n.her thar In Nrther pro.
-. - halise Cor a recovery Of
. ss,sal health.
$3.50 ever frcn Ireland when
4 wslsh Il nov one ~ ne
~. \ Colorado miners hls
= ssa ID re Colorado sold
,sass asO proved q regular
- ana almost unlimited
- a her BIS sinee
4 - oas Of the finest homes
s,.slassca. where the Washes
q skss lnto exclusive society
s.be,y spending their sold In
.ss.slag he inside So 81 che
- erc.a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
|TuagS IN RIOT
| OVER ALPHABET

| aNTlNOFt.E March az
etatss riats wgre re-
mA kfaanis Today turiuE
We nsmh~r q persons wers
z62s afed
y u teaAy ar hut an OUT
msn II 'skxian waleh has deyel.
- eeea the more mnsitrn
st.h aeasas H3n. who ere afs
rs 10 facilitate c1srsepan
lae sfeeen N oeelaenf and
lHAs af ~ at@n1onment ~ ths
NJ = iaggr o. the Latin alpha.
i ~ ~ Hodlas and religious
Aan sha fear shas ne intro
xzn 4 the Latin characters
Fsa mauii ID M sahtsFssan ~ ghe
- azk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

CITY ASD COUNTRY LOANS
On Improved o. vacant property at and
. pei cent any amoaat from $50 70 Nat9.
for iona or short Time. and easy Pay
nnuis 30 delay Aturteyhut a Co, sci
postea ninck second ara Columbia
10 yes nes1 money 10 hulitf Coms 20
uAT A MNAuHTEN
see Lair ntam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
|IMTER CHARGED
| NTH THE MURDER


| wv tMN"&
II YORK. March 80 The
$500 ,ury. without leaving the
= nlay wtarned = verdict
.Essx Albert wolteF wiis The
-, K RwiA wheeler part u
- wpslsated body was found
! rrass d VOTERS toom
- saasss. which followed a
|rEzsfy lnssStisa,ion BY the
80, hssei Just 90 minutes
+ !, sawissss are determined 70
= weHsrs trial early next
III N defense wiil fiEht
80 rAzt Il terms ilti ear
~ al uill ask foF q ccatim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

SUPERINTENDENT.

NAN WITH aNME uUa4NEe8 Mx.
f&HfENNE. ga NNN WEEK TO START
MUST WkNE HnMN CASH faa NNW
YORK ufucN
Want Re nsen al peee rs eat tFssh anA
wa&a - aaY Alec tntalilssnf MAS
90 saau tsna tlta aannfh Mast aas
falesusar EEsaaiaF en eoaHaiaAftAa las
s9Aess AF~ hsanHti 81 wharf Al hrsn.
sften tnEaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

|zAs ANYBODY
SEEN ELMER?

y mfastY seen Elmer sey.
4 leafs Old. the only bila
= ssd Mrs T. $ Seyanur
- ~ Seattle SUNDAY. March
sneahlY headed Tor California
leg 5 feet 5 Inches tail.
- . paunds. and has ark
REN ~ ard eyes There 81 3
z q upper EFT cheek and
- aack u the isft ear TIE
A. pg0siratsd. Anyone
lafiAlng 81 ne boy knd.
y Wheeler. 2s0s lane
last tas1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
VAsHON ISLAND RANCHES
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
G. J. G. PRIOR.
coo NEW YORK BLDG.

81 Fnn yeas hEar EAhM lands
rha lard wi rHw anything that Is
Ernwn 10 Wastinrtsn 20 q the Total
LIBERTY nida opposite Y o.
CHEAP WIDOWS bia chicken tanch
large piece u lard close 80 street cars
ard atorss onlF 1878 Terms 90 doan.
mgn,h. rfss ,;sess .. 10 s,s'g 80
ian store. % new Hsnton hps o. HiIi
man's cashisf lH Times Block
fWoNDAtE FOWr r0WNaENn--
FHDHuALr
90 acres. near frandala $1,000 cash
"a acres nsaf sioal plant iaeao
a. would trade fpf Seattle property
Port Townsend "a sexiol fta ard up
JAMES ROONEY Fsit uiork. ballard.
hUY AcnEAnn NonrH
we have Improved and unimprnrrff
acreage between Everett fufrrurbau and
gaand uurth "a thn Country clubs priced
FROM 500 par acre Hp This ia naot
property and Win Increase IN value 80 pee
mnnnlrr RnALrY co.
IND gat6 ifl3 FIhsr Avi
HoMEHtEKEHE ATTENTION.
James 81 urlsve. Canadian immiEras
ton Agent ~ spokane. Wash. VII ~ lf
seattle Hotel piliar. On Friday and Sat I
ufday Apri 1 and 2. and viii be pleased
t1 maat aii parties Interested IN Western
canada
naauufai vashon fsIand il ny home
1 have "a few farms ana some eorsaes
ihat f can BAngArNa CAN and ,afh
nELL, ar1 aiobo Block
WIN vail beautifully iotated home IS
acres can faFmedl two story house, out.
buiIiInHs orchard $1,000 ~ miles
fsom Sound and car line "a mles
from olympia W. a. eattefthwaite,
TumH Htor Wash
For lalr-ao azores good tnrm land
chaap on windy island le ncrea
nloakhed rest easy cleared Apply 2 A.
8Nennen tii laekson ~
FARM ron SALE
AZ ncr0a, t2 cleared new house ana
oufhtldiuRa. orchard ehehp. terms.
% 18 aiHr
mieht 'arrea three miles from oitg.
81 900 900 cash balance so por month
ioa a4leanen. rooms 1. end a. Times
UidH ....
rive acres three miller from city fpf
1900 fga cash. balance - per month
Bee Manager room q Times hldg
Fl4a acres good adN Woli located 4
barFHin. t7 tO0i 90 down. Al weekly
Herbert 4 Upper aot Lenfy uldg
Two acres two miles from city limits
f0r s7a0 $40 cash balance g. per month
SEQ Manager. room 9, Times hldE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30
FOR SALE
trade averaged tfssa per day una
past year
lave town. Low rent price reasonable
and Investigate.
ERWIN G.. CHASE,
EDMONDS. WASH

F0R GAt.E
General store Hest lu the county own
buudinFa gi0. 600 stock Worth iHfesif-
calling Darlington store Darlington.
vast.
BAn0AfN Hy owner, ffreom board
inr house. price $500. 30 steady board
~ Rant Gao Phone North aet2 NO
grrHfa
nutchsrrhop ~ snie 1f wa rontf
fuil stock N foain. near Seattle good
iacsfion Ceu IND Tela ~, hlrF-
l1nd vs.
raf Hata-8 horses harness and
snrnna earning $40 Der day. steady work
90 good man flii 7ih
Won aaia Thfea h1Ebal alinyni doing
fs8a business "a month Frank nungort.
Hadra W1ailey. wash
usrAnLIHHEn NOOK HTArloHEuf
and music business down town location
VIU trade f0f E uf rooms furniture
fnVeHffFata Eduln West. zoos iih at
Good paYing bumness gaf sale at e
bargain long ifHHc enll 1920 100 nv.
rhoHe Ind foat
Haf aaiamies cream aud lunch cnuue
fnft wal established veafH hHHncHHi
rona0uahlai cash. iuH CHERRY lla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

vi CENrEn or WEST SEATTLE
a. DOWN. BALANCE fafa PER
Lei MONTH
Hrloo $500 par ieA net your gafdsn
nt a J villain a CO., Phone Adams
3sh Main qgti rssidenre West pe
Far sale new cottages and
rooms pantry and closets. close In, near
ear Fnud Income property owner
isavinE city fi,fool $3.50 cash. Phone
ballard see
Earao level tract with five-rosm house
on fntnfuThnn HiK miles from city for
a. 900 800 cash. balance go per month
see me De room p Times hlda THIS IL
bargain
Hy owner for sale. HeYsn.r0am modern
house. on corner lot i0ntial, az bar
gain / must leave town within no days
Call tioa raatern Az Waiilngford car
View ioi, near Havennn uarh l0Vtib.
PRICE $3.50 $50 cash Worth az least
II KANE as Pioneer nidg
tIauso tor sale. partly furnished sig
rooms ana basement lot teslas. near q
car lines streets paved. Price $500
nos ioth az
Samuel Caliyer 500 Lehry building
deals iu city property. farms ana tim
her lands fiat your property With him
House and ihfos large lots Tor " o00
tet down balance 80 per month. See
owhor room 3 Timos BOG.
pY owner FOR sale loo toKao Wal
lnHf0rd car Gall it0g Eastern av
Four.r0om house and iot, Ne minutes
from riohocr square. owner, HsAi 10th
ay 8 w Price 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-30

>NNNNlalN 1 % x, sSs
pitseters ard Licensed Rnhalness isfi
isi egr More theatre nelh phenss eas
negesi wgsea 81 raessel ptres,ors
thifd Az HnA LHiyststtfi u9th phones Il
eEle MANUFACTURING.
Mattel ~ seaftle' ealSSy' ''>ai. essleesY
sifls ie iein the nugssa traiaias eiasass
ta'l eea .snplste three yeers course
Nhvaiaieus ahd surgeons ia TIE north
west VIII BE- HiVsn Address of call tha
gene, i.s,enes e Health, efsY had seat.
tadY aKsnts make ~ pei eent aad
establish g eood business sallina 0efm
ecide Tablets that pyeVant and cufe
diseases u frmei9a For samples and
,sfna address rnrrER seward
Wanted Apprentices Preach pfi,nts
alas Aassm nesis ''"s' NeaN
Wanted expefienesd msAegn brsarh
private mHup-lY Maaaess naaia tss
Wented NFrfeHttass feF Ostrich
saeana a.
Appreptlgs all fnf laales tailor shap
Nt Atta NeEshsAsf phaus North rsfa
daad Geek fer senefal haassWnshl 10
wasalns bF ueesnM SIS Nerth stsk
aitl 90 ssnarsi hoasauofk afss tttn
hfesdwaf Nikg ar tist
SITUATIONS wANrEp--FHMAlH
Nf>fsf>~~>f>s>rsfseesi >s<esr~fs>s>e~> >a>>-@.ssf
wanted afN take lasanns IN afitlns
and srelitHG ln tfemeNt thfae isMsana !
w~Hk, ~ tadY state tafma Address a
% afii feufth as y seattle
Ekr#FieHest iAaaafsss uants washias
az tsNs hHfns, EHntlem4na or ladies
\ ssNt
flfst-cisss eeak sishes place Ia pfl
gate family wAHes tsal n0 wAshin2
ffalneA narss desires sasassnsnts
iafrss moderate rhees Queen Anna Rks
Help WANrEO-MALg.
wsnte1 Abla hcdlsa men Tor ths =
ana Ati uust - natise teFH 81 haRs fFst
gapsgs Nanthif pa tts l. ise Aafi.
uaasi asnpenaasfan pesattl4 ftaa eiath.
ps 4uaffafa kH8 msdlsaf Atfsntanes
nee After % Fears ssEglss cAa fsliFs
sta - psf ceat gf say aHt allowances
service On baaEd ship AhA mshaFs In M
parts o. the weflt kpfiy - lrana t,sh.
trni Hotel araffis. Wash
WANTED -aa rNFflM te tahs aArsa.
lass ~ this affat rrat hperg tAttfe
eham0lun haiffueta aanesr as tassfartaf
- ths ~efia ~fii Hivs ore rfifass ifstoa
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auNERrON. nnYN MAWR AND
RAINIER BEACH. CLOSE TO
CITY WATER. FINE SCHOOL.
LOTS OF GOOD NEiGHhORa, 3
SPLENDID ROADS TO THE
CITY THIS TRACT CONNECTS
WITH THE BEAUTIFUL TOWN.
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COMMANDS A GRAND PIANO.
RAMiC VIEW or THE Du.
VANISH. WHITE AND BLACK
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AND KENT. ALSO THE PROS
Porous TOWN OF RENTON.
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~ CLOSE ACREAGE AROUND
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