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New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
DETECTIVE AGENCIES,

DE RIVE DETECTIVE BUREAU.-Licensed
and bonded; male female; shadowing. in
vestfgations: strictly confidential: all languages
spoken. 100 West 9th ST. Telephone 1853
Madison So.
DETECTIVE rates to suit, any propositions
licensed. bonded. FREDERICK WAGNER, 162
East s6th st. Telephone.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23

ELECTROTYPING. all descriptions: advertisn
electros in quantities exceptionally low rate:
Empire City ElecJrotype Co. PSI William st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
ALL DEAF PEOPLE BENEFITED

Our object in making this unparalleled offer
of an ABSOLUTELY FREE trial of so valu-
able an instrument as the Aurophone is to
sonally familiar with the ioyous fact that
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
DOGS AND BIRDS.

INCUBATORS and BROODERS-Also a COM
plcte line of Poultry and Dog supplies. Write
for catalogue The United Co. &c Vesey ST..
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
LAUNDRIES.

WRIGHT LAUNDRY.-Hand service. 426 Co
lumbus Phone S41-Riverside.
CLARENDON LAUNDRY, Original Antf-Shrink
723 Lexington ave. 5Sth 05 years at 395
4th aveD. Tel. 3s31-PiaZa. Beware of Imitators
ROSSMORE LAUNDRY 116 West 2sth ST.
Linens handled cOnscenticusly. Work that
brings reputation. Telephone. 1924 Madison
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21
CLEVER COMEDY
Striking Characteristics OF The Soul Kis

OIlhtuk Sndt dStStiSttSS vi hhS oVui Mss
"The Soul Kiss" is distinguished
not only by the unique idea of the
search for kiss that comes from the
soul and all the clever comedy situa-
tions of the book, written by Harry
B. Smith, but by score of delight
full, tuneful and catchy songs and
dances, interspersed throughout.
The music, which was written by
Maurice Levi lis full in harmony with
the lines of the story, and has that
appeal that throws music lovers into
ecstacies.
The striking characteristics of
1.-The Soul Kiss" is its harmony, eX-
pressiveness, tunefnlness and laugh
provoking situations. The music
follows the idea of the story-now
soft and low, now swelling into joy
BUSINESS and thrills of the intensest
kind, now shading off into dreamy
melody, then following the love SEN
timent with tender harmony, and then
breaking out into vigorous express
sion of the JOY of life, realizing the
elaborate setting, the color and
Deduly VI Tue SiAIy pdEIlCipdHtS, IueH
into the cincupated time of the
dance, when the gayly costumed
galaxy of some forty dancers sing
and whirl into that wild fantasy
of the mountain dance, led by Dol
lie Barlow, direct from the Crystal
Palace, london, who was the sensa-
ton of Europe's music halls last
season, and all these changes are
one blended whole of laughter, emo
tion, thrills and delightful sensation,
thus making the Soul Kiss" far
and away the banner musical at
traction of the past decade.
The feminine contingent is com
posed of attractive young singers and
dancers, not the least attractive por-
tion of this production are the
Squads, who are nearly all of one
size, trim of form and pretty of face.
The Soul Kiss" will be seen at the
Colonial Theatre Saturday matinee
and night of this week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21
ROBBINS CIRCUS
The Veteran Showmen OF so Years Ex-
hibits In Lebanon Recently Street
Show Looked Good To Penr-
SVIvania Taun

svlyanis Town
Frank A. Robbins up-to-date cir
Gus. which last week exhibited to ire
mendous houses at Camden, n. j.. ar
rived here on Sunday and today gave
two exhibitions in Lebanon. The
tents are pitched on the north side of
Front street. The show was brought
here in a special train over the P.
G. Z. railroad. Eighteen cars were
required. Tonight the show goes to
Pine Grove, where it will appear to-
morrow.
The street parade this morning was
witnessed by large crowds in all parts
of the city. Everything about the
parade appeared clean and spick and
span and the handsome horses attract
| ed much attention. On Sunday sew
eral thousand people visited the
grounds at Lebanon, here they enjoy
ed the sights. Early on Sunday
morning many were also at the circus
grounds to see the circus men unload
the paraphernalia from the cars.
Almost $4,000 was disbursed here
on Sunday to the working men of the
circus, so that considerable of the
pay is expected to be spent here to-
day. In this city on Sunday SO, 300
was discussed to the salaried actors.
The daily expenses of the show are
$1,000. Frank A. Robbins. one of
the best show men of the country, is
personally in charge of the show,
and rode with other show officials IN
today's big parade. Joseph Hughes,
one of the most popular press repre-
seutatives with any show, called at
the Evening Record office today.
Besides the $50. handsome horses,
two elephants, including "Queen, :"
| one of the largest elephants in Amer
lea, who is fifty years of age, camels
and number of cages with all sorts
of wild animals. This afternoon a
large crowd visited the show and
were well pleased with the perform
ance, which is clean and interesting
in every respect. Another perform
ance will also be given this evening
at o'clock.
This show is on its thirtieth annual
tour through this country, and is
regarded as one of the best shows on
the road today. The headquarters of
the show are in Jersey. The man.
agement has provided a large number
of thrilling acts which are given at
the afternoon and the evening per-
formances of the big show. They
| include special bareback riding, in a
separate ring, by the CASTILLO family,
exhibit performances by Clark La
Bellies dancing horse, and the troupe
of eight handsome stations also does
fine act. Evening Record, Leba-
non. Will exhibit in Annapolis Fri
day afternoon and night, Septem-
| her %
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21
FOOLED AGAIN
ST. Johns College Bill Must Change Its
Tune = Firemen Mistake Ii For Fire

ST. Johns College Bill Must Change Its
Tune Firemen Mistake II For Fire
Fooled again were the Annapolis
firemen when at five minutes of nine
o'clock this morning the ST. John s
College bell on Mcdowell Hall rang
for the opening of college for the first
time this year.
The new bell, presented by one of
the old classes, when Mcdowell Hall
was restored after the fire, rang for
the first time this morning since va
cation in June. The sound of the bell
is identical with that of the bell in
No. 2 Engine House, and the firemen
thought it was the fire bell.
All hands everywhere took to their
heels and fed toward the engine
house to answer the supposed fire
alarm, only to find it was the college
bell. Even the horses in the garbage
carts, used to haul the engine to
fires, galloped off at a mighty gait to
be Embarrassed and attached to the
engine, for the horses know the
sound of the fire bell as well as the
firemen do.
There was great CONSERVATION and
no little disgust when it was found
both the firemen and the horses had
mistakenssthe st. Johns bell for the
fire bell. One thing is certain, either
the college bell or the No. 2 Engine
House bellI must needs change its
tune, or its tone, or there is bound
to be more trouble, and lots of it.
Perhaps the fire bell could ring short
and quick strokes. or have a method
all its own, but something will have
to be done to distinguish the two
bells that now have one and the
same tone, and that deceive the
firemen, for the volunteer iremen
must not be deceived. They work
too hard when really needed, and it
might be the old story of Wolf,
Wolf" and there is no wolf.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

For S4LE-CAREY SAFElN GOOD CON
DITloN Apply to Ella A. Brewer. No
81 Market Street. St-s2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

EoR SALE OR RENT SKATING RINK.
Inquire w. II. Feldmeyer. ws2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

EOR SALE SPRING FOR DOUBLE BED.
Good as new. Apply 2i7, King George
Street 1-s2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

MELISSA.
The only -four ever had anv inch min,
- Notu HAeoa1 F1our- LUCINDA.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

EOUND-A GOLD PIN. owner can have
4 same by calling at this Office, proving
property and paying for this advertisement.
3tsi9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21
d r. Al r..

EOR SALE-A ST. JOHNS OVFR-CoAT
almost as Good as new for $500. Apply
at ls4 Gloucester Street. Sc s2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

EOR RENT ROOM HOUSE ON CAR
ROLLSt. Modern conveniedces. Apply
to George ID. Feldmeyer. 3ts2O
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21
Wants, Lost, Found, Fol- Sale, &c

Advertisements under this head not exceed
.ng lines-3 times 25cts-, week, Docts. octs
for each additional line.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

EOR SALE ROLL TOP DESK, CHAIR.
iron bed and spriug . stoves. Apply ISL
Chesapeake Ave. EastpoTt. g SO
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

FOR RENT-2 SIX ROOM HOUSES ON
Holland St.. Nos. and TO- and 10 rooms
over store at City Dock. Apply NJ. ID. G.
Sanders saloon. tfsl5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

I OST TEN $50 O0) DOLLAR NOrE-yellow
IL back soiled aud old in the vicinity of State
Circle, Maryland Avenue and Prince George
ST.. lost Saturday. Finder will please return
to Box II, Hotel Mary land and receive re-
word. 3t-s2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

COR SALE ENGLISH BULL TERRIRR
pun. Reason for selling owner. leaving
town apply 1s6 West ST. 3t.s2O
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

EOR sALE--A POOL TABLE ONE , BAR
RELJ breech loading gun. two show cases,
soda fountain, gallon ice cream freezer Ap-
ply 80 Md. Ave lwk so
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

EOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED HoTrsR
on Maryland Ave. near Naval AcademY
Address "A. A. A" Box $50. Annapolis s19vy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

4 oST-A CHILD'S PLAIN GOLD RING
IL between Shipwright St, and Colonial
Theatre. Reward at 81 Carroll st. s2i-3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

r osT FEMALE MALTESE CAT. MOTH
X ER of Kittens. Lost Saturday between
Eastport aud Main st. Reward for return to
173 Conduit ct. Mr.. Thomas. 3ts2O
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21
WANTED.
OR Rem t.

For RENT-CoRNER COLLEGE AVE,
and Prince George St.. fully furnished.
Beautiful residence and situation. Apply
within 3t-s2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

I osT- MONDAY AFTERNOON BETWEEN
IL Murray Hill and Naval academy. bleachers
Clsss Pin set with pearls on letters 'P. r. A.
Reward at Capital office. s2i-3t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

EOR RENT - OFFICE SUITABLE FOR
Dentist. Doctor or Law or business offea
now occupied by DIR. Mullan, Francis ct 70
rent after Sept. Is. Apply to J. A Watton
Farmers National Bank sqtf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-21

4 OsT-SATURDAY BETWEEN CORN
IL hill st. and Naval Academy football
grounds an Eagles Cuff Button. Liberal re-
ward at the Capital office. wk.sl9
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-08
GA Word to the Wise Is
sum

Larger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES style,
better goods for less money-and last
but not least everything new. bright
and up-to-date at Webster Exclusive
Clothing Store. Geo. Bodies. v
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
GOLF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.

Golf clubs ROW TO be found at almost every
large summer resort" said a married woman
sadly the other day. @nade golf widows Of
thousands Of women during the last vacation
and golf orphans of their children.
"A golhng father Is careful to choose for his
summer holidays a resort where he can play
the game. From the day Of his arrival his
family need expect no cenpanionship from him.
lie sees them at breakfast, then disappears until
supper time, when he eats a heavy meal and
cozes through the evening until bedtime, for his
fatigue renders any further exertion impossible.
''The golf widow frequently makes a stand
against this neglect But her weeping and
storrning are useless. for even though she sue
ceeds in getting a day or two for herself and
children the golfer Is disconsoIate over his
wasted time. hangs his head and contriyes to
make mis- family feel that he is martyr
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
NO IET-UP.

THE late Robert Treat Paine. said Bos-
ton banker. persuaded thousands OF working
men 70 own their own homes. To get working
men established in homes of their own was al
most Nr. Paine's life work. He succeeded be-
cause he never let up.
He pegged away at werkingmen-so he once
said gayly at banquet-like the woman In the
swamp country, This woman had an invalid
husband Nevertheless. she always made him
work one morning, for example. she said 70
him
Come. George. get UP out Of that bed now.
I want you to scrub the kitchen floor
q But can't George suffered. Don't you
see I've g-got my sh-shakin' ague onT
Then said his wife, I've got the very job
for you Come here and shake these ashes"
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
Music Here Not To Suffer
Exit VIII Make for Better Opera. Although
There Will Be Less

whole OK the Baddilist Bible. vast literature in
ITSELF equal to about six copies OF our Holy Script
vreS.
IRIS marble Bible is ENGRAVED in the Pail Ian
giage thought to be that spoken BY Buddha him
SELF IN see D. @ Photographs of some of these in
scrIptlons have reached Europe. and the gfsatest
nnguists OF the Continent have examined them.
who assert that IL his majesty Mindon-Inn thought
to rerpetUate the teaching OF the great Buddha by
causing II TO be Craven on rock he nourtshed q
vain afnbifieu-
The climate OF Burma Is moist and its effects
have already wrought havoc on the surface of the
white marble the photographs showing partial
e9acefseut Of some OF the Burmese Characters IN
which the Pail text Is engTayed--Harpers weekly.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24

A-vr feared IN discussing New Fork,s
=, sut,,-e tha. the curtailrnent OF cPeraae
-. involved in the abandonEent of the
=. AZ oscar Hamuerstein and the desertion Of
,-s,v Theatre by the Metropolitan Opera
= ---..,r would lead TO distinct less an the
.,,-i.ies Cor hearing the best OF operatic
=, o4e-sngs. There Is little reason for that
- however. With two opera houses Ia active
,st;siou IN the last few seasons. there has
..ss,tv beer & certain amount OF duplica-
v " !, the offerings. and the absence OF the
ue-. - fgr that should prevent the elimina-
.nv a1 the really rferitorisus works now
An the repertory-
~ =. a-a certain standard operas which any
ria must give These are standeys. and
-. house can afford 10 cut them out Of its
- That Is ore competitive waste. An
bas been made obvious OF late Oscar
--.-S,eia - shattered az 8 blow with hts pro
-, az certain modern French operas the
-. .i,st New To-f's operate audiences did
= ..,. for novelties. and tE a moment the
49,, swung 20 the other extreme. Both
-, -usted 10 thei- stages new works. or
- sew ~ least. 90 American audiences, OF
'. ,.-+,cular merit simply because they were
- were expected for that reason TO dupu-
- -. successes o, FT1os.tse'' and The Tales
= rr,emaR" 81 the Manhattan ana "MadaTna
..,u-ex~s at ths Metropolitan. Consequently.
-. vpare introduced at beth houses operas
.. -a-s either withdrawn after one OF two
IMAGES or literally pushed through the
- -ouna OF subscription performances at 8
- loss With only one house In the field, con-
.-t;,r ire performing rights OF practically
= e,s-a the dead wood can be eliminated
- rs-v finest works Of the double repertory
.-sssnted IN adequate fashion and room stiu
- left for the Introduction OF sach novelties as
-,,r hy their merit, have earned q hearing.
-,,seauently New York has In prospect this
,..so, psteatiaIIy at least. one OF the best
- seasons Of its history. Whether or not
~. --,,,ise viii be fulfilled remains 90 be seen.
.,s rests with the Italian management to which
-. ssstiuv q the great house has been intrast-
a hur tte opnortunity Is present, beyond Ques-
80, and early promises and plans, as far as
.,,oy,ces. seem 10 indicate that the costly
--,,+.ses ~ last season are to De avoided
:, the realm OF music there is much besides
,ce-a 70 be considered, and never has New hork
h.5 a richer or more varied programme or con-
- and musical entertainments Of all forms
bs,s a,5t 70 II. The student Of music viii have
gvs-v oppo-tunity 10 study the work OF the
,,s+srs whether IN creation or interpretation
nv means Of the opera. the great concerts OF
a.. svrnDhouic examinations. the recltals by
s,,avs singers ana instrumental players. and
g. ,-s7,a-tahIe choral concerts that abound
here
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
Z BIBLE IN STONE

In tae yea- 1857 Mndon-1,ir- King Of Burma
--.--a4 a monument near Nandaiay called the
rr,.,os,v there he built seven hundred temples,
!. eara n xhfch there is slab OF white marble
Upon these seveu hundred slabs is engraved The
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24

wORRAII. HALL ACADEAFY-Thoreugh preparation for
college business- Special Academic Course Military
organization Experienced teachers. male and female
primary Department Small HeaIthfu location
Terms year Illustrated catalogue. Address PRIN
CIPAI. Peek5tsiil. New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
Sacrifice Sale

LOOKif only 81. 600 for sraom mod
afn house bath. electric and gas lightH.
srmoHt walk sewer. water and grade
gnmplete. ana Hll paid FOR Hulion Hines
~ ballard oeQ
'Fuursruom bungalow on Lake Wash.
.tnat8u and ear line. at Rainier Beach.
az g. Audruaa. % starr Boyd uldF.
Pioneer Place Ind tsio. Main 1888
ft0o cAaH aud 40 month for house
and Dot near Madison ~ All Improve
Imnnta Included
HnNHY e ASH 1907 Alaeta uldg
fYasroum modern cottage very
ehaan| on very easy terms Inquire az
gF0a 0eneaaen It,. on old Nontau car ilne
Phone York
nUfLDfNu LOTS $3.50 zach ioaa than
miles from Pioneer square, $40 down
and e. SO month
HENRY ASH 1901 Alaska Bldg
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TI|a a1Tn1- 1905 % faHh- 90 month
m G. nis,k. tsa y Block
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Investments Paying
Up to II Per Cent Net

HoW IL EMla oNEf nn ths rifsi
Hiiiaaf sSafY seartrusat hssses lsas iaan
eaa Feas 90. rarnsF t1t. paved sifeufs
aaaa sssnaaEs az gAt1 sH#sfEHtHa fha
latest a4fsaHl8 ie@NtiHa sees faf tafF'
Iev ahH sn1ef suafamsss& 8a4s@ flfsNN
MasF tHFaas
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Cd to Sal

Good flVn4roafn cottage. iaf $4,000 %
alley lies hiRh, NICE fawn. an fenced.
bound viaw GOO $3.50 cash balance $50
pei month D.. E Uveff q CO. 6tth and
fhlnHay Al Phones n No. Ina white
gte open sundays AHk for M Wilaon
Har sale. ffsi09 Kirkland 49, $40
Ownaf uoom no. tof Third Az
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Investments Paying
Up to II Per Cent Net
SOW IL rmla oNEf on ths rifs,
ttl5i - ssafY seaftrusat haass. lsss has
eae FeAs 9lf rafnsF t1t paved sffeufs
assssssaaais AZ Pals sassHfhiaH thp
Iss. sna sndsf suaFansssa gsasa iitssp
AaeH tsFH4
RESIDENCES
Nsdrens Htt seas psunf E!isins fsrs
nsa mataFa tsfaae kEEss faA Feinanf
1assHssaf Fireplace. itaasfr NtTs ttsrl
esIaHs aatrfsr savsf - neefs eiseI =
siss 4 lass ass 1asnfalass ars n ies
tsss aeifh t.arhaaas in fAs elsf4 Us So
fs8. street. a=sss.sassts ~ r. sna paia
rrtes Fi8aa tifee cess. haians@ sFfs
easr
tasa - nsar raag agstnw s.rsssss.
stflegtF maaarrs fali sesaaes hessf1isl.i
rsans. raiishsa flaass fsles ttsta
81 ssa east hsisss. ~ So feanfh.
cagtsi mm On issh. asas Usu rfss.
s~et- fsesa r,essfu Aoass vi tsss.
nsug faEaaes nfsgiass. ste cefosf ~
sax8s streets pafrA Fries tstFa ti.tts
cash balance ta Hsit
rhnnpsamss wnivsratf rsFk a-rean.
ais4afm hasiaa. iHf AsnAat 90 atisF street
improvements ~ % AS paia FHtsqi
sslsassshssa rriss tffsf. 1888 sssh.
tit 80 meath
wsealsaa ysfs t-feesn silts,lI nd.
t4ssaaaat fireplace isrEs hsht fpFais
tftss sass casa. aaisaes 80 Fsf mqnih
s.rsss aansaiss. paiisasa nsara beam
raisia. sifaaiaesi close h $50 car iinss.
'iai f3ri6a frlrs 81 ste See cash hai.
3nas SIS asf menth
s.ssam san9aias. % tsttas esmsqs
alasuslss natsr ard street rfeains ia
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frrfehf hausa rafnHr lrt stHtaa q -
isadies from First - hfaass e 9ssi.
IN go aae .haif cash rhts ee cpnaltef
n - fhe cheapest eefnss laf y ihis
slsfFlet
Mssrs.s tnffsrsiiY para faii sise ias
ga fHa AaIfsrarf AT fmpFeref1fnff %
art paid Including psfins sast mont
ramnasnfins ss'sna.a fisr ~
Thls s. ths uisEssi anap iu ihis chaies
fssiasaca ssefiaa
on aish a. N o. near sad "a lei
ttNfaa ts an aiiNV street Ser efnrefuNnts
40 ~ saa paid sHeepf pasinN tsaa THE
- at least $500 Hntff TIE nrHHeAt mar
ast Faias
wasfiand PARK en ere rhinasy Az
ear line We ars oeenlnk - afH sah-
Iiaisian and Gao 1rsf FH4 iaras bone
aIfaa haFinE cement aidqwnlss stresl .
GRADED wHfrr males ard feNef ffadf
~ tsiidinF af peg cent issa tnan
fhris real value. and On fhs easiest Kind
- terms Come in ManaaF mFfufnf
ard iat ~ ahnW EHa tH4s property a.
the afHlfiae is enah aaa wil neg lssi
isuH ~ che price 10 iatsnd 20 ask Ter
thia pfauHftF
NwAfsTr OWNERS syn
fHreafnIrut BANKERS
Mela ftl-lif chsfrY 81 -ind ii9A
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House fHf sale Hafanna park HiFs
room piasteFed house ard fhfea iatH. nu
local assessments 500 down. balance
like rent
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,aiisss NsShsco. aaesieY ava ~,
Vrerae
WE OWN OUR LAND
vEtNwA toen lots IN an es,ahl~hed
ara HrNWlNE town
tf8.aeFa fsrms ~ the worlds greatest
Grapaft tyNURtANr sress. wheat,
WV owns uuR tANpa
Neaesi s'i finest climate in an the
So ssirsmss in heat o. eeid
rhis il the isst ~ the GREAT west
onN 90 gash. balanee years Notniag
esH sfee infe money Ike laHA hW naW
fauesad ufaHa rrunk EAglne railroad
Hse tHildins thrupHh thvHe valiess
rbeasaeds 70 Amsnesn FARMERS etossed
tht une last NNAN MMNf cifMt aud
learH num ua fNik Is the man nha
hnee she have scent fesFs ga these
,aiista
We have them in eur offies polite.
tFaihful aHa at foet sersiss
rriets may advance vithant notlcs
GtHMt NHlaf. CONE tnNaY
ADDISON. DAVIES q Co,
NORTH COAST LAND co. Ltd.
SEA Aweneap nanA nias seattle
Ot4AtIaA.
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Oxford eagle., 1910-08-11
T. L. Avent.

In the passing away OF hc,e
Tom" as he was 1ahiiiarly
known, our .connty loses one OF
i its staunchest supporters OF right
truth and justice. .,
The writer deems it rlcn oiess'
inc to have known and loved such
s"o a ene. and to have been a fre-
ouent guest in his model nome
around which their clung con, p,
tinually an aroma OF love and
tranquility akin to heaven.
shall not soon forget the cor, :
dial hand clasp on the thresiioio
Of I his home one year ago, when
h. ba said. "Good- bye, when you
come again l may be gone, o oa, !,
vou'Il know where to ma me; =,
Yes. thanks be to our Jesus, we =
strike I hands with him again one m
clad day in heaven sweet o'
his rest. D.ov,S Evrs