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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-06

Verses 5-S.-From this story would
you judge that Jesus loved the Gen.
tiles less than he did the Jews, and
if not, why did he forbid the apostles
going to them?
Verses 9, lois there any reason
to believe that Jesus did not mean the
instructions about taking no money,
when going on a missionary tour, to
be permanent? (See Luke 22:35, So
Why should not missionaries today
adopt the instructions of Jesus as Civ
en- here, to not provide in advance
for their maintenance?
Verses 11-14.-To what extent ade
the instructions for the apostles to
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-06

Pollock, her discarded sweetheart, a.
she was standing on n crowded street
corner with Samuel Goldberg. The
couple came here from the east sew
eral months ago. After living with
her some time he was taken i'll and
went to the hospital. When re-
leased from the hospital he found he
had been discarded for Goldberg.
Pollack was arrested before he could
shoot Goldberg.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-06

If we receive a follower of Jesus we
receive Jesus himself. ana tnat Is
counted to us as receiving God, so
Jesus states here; now what Follows
from this. or what does it imply?
What is the reward of a prophet.
and that of a righteous man, both OF
which we may expect to receive If we
entertain the servants of God and re
ceiVe their message?
Verse 42.-What is the reward OF
smile, kind word, or a generous act
to child, prompted by a loving heart
in which Jesus dwells?
Lesson for Sunday April 18th. lslo'
The Question of John the Baptist
Matt. 11:I-19.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-06
DISCARDED LOVER KILLS
GIRL THAT TILTED HIM
Released From Hospital to Find That
Another Has Usurped His Place,
He Shoots Fatal Shot.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 4.-Freda
Norrence, a waitress, was shot in the
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-06
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
CT THE
First National Bank

OF North Yakima, Washington, al
North Yakima, in the State OF
Washington. at the close Of business
March 20, 1910.
mo 1851
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-06

Mch. 16-23-30-Apr. 6-13.
The sun., 1910-03-21
MRS. GAsLEY FIGHTS STT.
IPcseaas Amaastss IN Rene 60 sAsw Tnas
B1unband DeaePted kaer.

RKNo. March 90.-Foilowing Close upon
the answer oG Mrs. Julia 0ardner oayisy
wherein she dsnies the allegations in the
divorce complaint Of her husband. James
GayIsy. and makes q crOss-oomplAint
come the dispositions. fllsd late yesterday.
OF herself. her two daughters. Agnes and
FiorsnOs. Margarss =, Sutton of l0si
Madison avenue. formerly housekeeper,
aud n. q. Reed of Fast Orange, Gaylsy's
private secretary for several years up
60 the departure OF Mr.. 0ayiey for Reno.
The dopositions os Mrs. uayley and her
are kept secret by her at
tomeys. IL 10 reported that Mrs. 0ayisy
II here incognito. TO he present personally
when the trial takes place.
The dispositions are meant tn prove
that Oayley deserted his wife in July.
1905. whsn he went Ia Europe.
According 70 Reed's atida'it he was
Instructed by Gayley TO advise Mrs.
GayIey on June 2 IsOs. that Oayley could
not nav tho interest then diBe on tina
mort cage on the house. amounting To 5
per cent Of $50 600 He ayers that Gay
ley did not pay any halls. except old bills
of about ss.OOO incurred in June. after
July. when he went to Europe.
Gavley came To Reno on March s. Is0s.
say ing thaI he intended thereafter To live
IN the West.
According 60 Mareare, Sutton's testi-
mony. she having lived in the Gayley
home for seven yeafs. Mrs Gayley dis-
charged all the scrvanAs. fourteen In num-
her. and two chaunenrs on August %.
leOs. closed the house and departed for
the White Mountains. Mas sutton was
AfterWard with another servant placed
In charge of the home and lived there
IL
The sun., 1910-03-21
MSS EHIEY EDWARDS HURT.

SISTER % Jussaa Edwards aud Her Naeee,
strs. Thomas. injured IN q susa~hmp.
YoNKxas. n. r.. March 70 Miss Emily
Edw ards. sister Of Julian Edwards. the
musical composer. and Mrs. George n.
Thomas. q niece of Mics Edwa ards. we're
injured seriously In q collision between .
coach in which thsy we're riding and .
trolley car on tho RiVsrdale avenue lane
here at I.s0 O'Clock thiA morning.
Miss Edw ards sustained q fracture OG
the collarbone. two broker rsbs and Was
cut about the head Her condition 10
critical Airs Thomas. Who beforo her
marriage was Maude HolIins. yell known
- an actress sustained . fractured rib
in addition 70 laceratiOns abOut the
scalp She viii recovcr.
Mrs Thomas and her aunt. Miaz Ed
wAgds live ~ ~ HansiltoB avenue Last
evepinR they attended a bridge party a.
the homo Of Mrs. Redfern Rollins. 20
BeechwOod terrace. this city, Mrs
Thomas is a danGhtsT % Mira Holllns.
It being late when the party concluded
Mrs Thomas s,immoned . coach from .
livery staBle. To reach Hamilton avenue
IL vas necessary TO 20 through Norris
street
There - trolley line on Riv~risie
avenue. and when the coach reached che
corner % RivernSle avenue ard Morris
street AnOTthboInd car az close at hand
The corner N dark. the street lighting
poor. and Richard Roach. the driver. did
not see the car until u ~ dangerously
near He thea endeAvo-ed tp clear the
track. bat the coach a. struck sauarely
in the middle ard swung against q
telegraph pole ~ fS,- away Roach
landed on his bacs be was only slightly
in iured
Mrs ThOmaS'- husband - GEORGE n
ThSrna- luInb,.rmaR and b,Iilder They
we're married nine years ago Refore
her marriage N,rs Thomas appeared sue
reasNIlv in The Joliv Musk -teers.
Dolly Warden. The " cddinG Day ard
other ~ the goTng o-itions % Julian I'd
wards
The sun., 1910-03-21
DR. StSUEL LAMBERT HURT.
bsis Auts Ramss q rPsises Gar sa Get
Ilsasa curve" On ceatrnl Parh.

-s--
Ssis Aute Ranss q TFsisey Gar sa "Cos.
lslsa Curve IN Ceatral Parh.
Dr. Samuel Lambert Of no Fast Thirty
Hssh street. a broshss oi Dr. Alexander
f.Ambert. va. shaken up and cut in an
automobile collision tn central Park
yesterday.
The accident occurred Ai whist has be-
come known as the collision curve on
the Eighty sixth street transverse road
about sf;T yards west oR Fifth avenue.
The road 10 v-vy narrow and on II are two
trolley tracks. On the curve a stone
wall cuts 81 the vie' y except for a short
dissancs.
Dr. lambert was in the tonneAu Of his
autcraobile. George Kinds. the chauf-
fs'r. Was driving vest AZ a moderate
Rait In pounding the curve he got
over on the south side of the road and
aaw an eastbOund trolley car coming
toward HIM.
owes on the other side hut waa unable
20 AVOID the car The automobile and the
trolley came toRsthsr with q shock that
iolisd tho few paasenRsrs in the trolley
car and shook up Dr. Lambert. The
car saep was bent and a window Sa-
broksn. The mud guard and wheel
Of tho auto were twisted. The Windows
were broken and glass ctIf Dr iambert .
neck and chm
Ne had surgical dressings m his car.
40 he applied irst aid to the injured before
taking a car homa.
The chauffeur was arrested on a charge
81 reckless driving. Dr. Alexander Lam
Iert went to the Arsenal station aud haileb
hIm ,tut.
The sun., 1910-03-21
STILL kEENAN RATDs.

=" the Day mefegs lsas rrsal Ne Nass
~rsnH narteSsler Whs aase tslua Wnaulssv.
The taak Of kssping up the record Of
me nronx's two crusAdinG pollcemon.
ChArtss ,. Cunningham and Thomas
kec@an. fell yesterday to kssnan alone.
After paarOlllng down in the Madison
street precinct until o'clock yesterday
morning hs took Third Avenue elevated
train and &C i77th strest boarded a West
chester car.
Ne stood On the rear platform. Aa
the car passed Wilhelm kIuEnnieh q saloon
az n Woatchester Square. q stones throw
from the West Chsstor police station.
keenan, says he eaW tho baFtendar drawln
someehing that looked hke beer. Ho
got OF the car at tho nest corner. cOrruIlsd
Policeman James Johnston Of the west
Chester station. and the pair went into
the back room OT tho saloon. Thers
Keenan, ordered whisxsy and Johnston
ordered q cigar
Both the pollcsmsn tasted tho hrink
that was brought tn keenan. As the
bartender refused to take money from
the two policemen In uniform. Keenan,
arrested him for giving whisAey away.
as the exciss' Law 10 concerned
The bartender. Hans Gasdorf. vas
arraigned before Magistrate Butts in the
Vest Chsster court. He was not ready
to he examined and tho Magistrate sng-
gested adioUTniBg the matter until this
morning Keenan, said he couldn't be
present a. the hour given a. he would
he on trial himself at Headquarters al
that hour ard the examination vas aee
down Tor tO-mOrTOw morning. kiumsick
gave the a. lures OF the saloon As bail.
A week ago yesterday Keenan, and
raided saloons at rremont
and Third avenues and at btth street and
Third avenue.
A cosnplete report OF Yesterday morn
lna's incident va prepared Ivy the West
Chester precinct men for Inspector Hood
The sun., 1910-03-21
AFRO DASHED INTO BsTCH.
Brsnehes % q Tree Tse& Ost me rsaS
0eeupanss- Oae May ME.

Branches % q Tree Teok Out shs voaP
Oceupanss- Oae May ME.
George De Oumoens. q cotton brokar.
who lives at iSs East EiGhtesnth serees.
Flatbush. was out in his automobils yss-
terday afternoon visiting Consy Island
and shespshead Bay. No was giving q
ride 20 three men when at Neck road and
East Twelfth strsOs. Shoepshsad Bay.
something happened 10 the seeering gear
and the machine went into q ditch.
The occupants az the machine were not
thrown into the ditch becauss tho low
hanging limb oC willow tree wiped them
out of thsir seats and they fell In tho
roadway. One of tho men. whose name
De oumosns did not know. was On the
front seAt with De oumOsns. who VS.
driving. Tho limb struck the mans head
and his skull was fractured. He was
taken 20 the coney Island Hospital, Whsro
It vas said his chances Of recovery we're
snnall
De GumOsas ard the other passengers.
John KsmbIs and JOAN FARRELL. were not
much hurt.
The sun., 1910-03-21


TaagiRt IlsW 10 Ne wives.
BosroS. Mas. March 3o-A school
of matrimony in which the prime 60
ssntials Of wedded happin~~s are noe
being taught 10 tho latest innovation
among Bostou's moot modern trimming
institutions.
In this school group of girls. Including
those from many Of tho best families
in the city. are being trained Ave days
a wesk in the arts which win suuip them
TO become ideal wives. mothers and home
makers.
The instruction 10 under the direction
Of some Of the most distinguished edhi-
Gators in Boston and h strictly % practi-
cal character.
The matrimonial cOurSs includes the
following subi bieots. with which the stndeDt
must be entirely familiar bSfors she 10
accredited oOmpssent 20 be . homsmaker:
Literature. eshios. child study. hOaIsshold
arts. house building. textilse and ss~ina.
hand woTk and design. MUSIC IN the home.
htantnra for ehisdren. home eooAamiea.
chemistry. biology. social eoonomics
hygiene. dental hyEiens. home nuFsing
and the care OF delinaUent ohiIdrsn.
The sun., 1910-03-21
hEROsENE 0N BREAD.
Ever Mormlsg 9eMebeay apoals the
Leaves n Broax BakerS Wa1OAs.

EVER Morulsg seESbeay apoals the
Leaves h Broax IsakerS WnSOas.
For ave days the customers of TIE
Consumers Bsking Company ol Tia
Broax. whose once n az Ia Easa ISofh
street. have not bsen receiving thsir
brad in the morning Graok A Antss.
president % the company. told the polbcs
Yesterday that some one was Destroying
the bread IN the wagons by throwing
ksrosens oN over u.
His drivers. he anid, who hnVs 60 maize
more than ssvenfy deliveries Saoh NOM
ing. would leave their wagons a mo-
FneFst. and upon. theiF rseuEn w0SIld find
the bread soaked IN kerosene and no one
on the street whO might have done II.
This always took place bstwesn I snd Q
O'Clock In the morning. Antes Raid that
hs had had no labor troubles. but that
one Of hts customers. q haker, had re-
Gently discharged several employees.
Inspector Flood advised placing a de-
tectiVs IN each of the Company's wagons
this morning. The plain cioshss men ars
Co bs cDnosaled in the rear of the WAGONS
and in this Way the police hops 20 catch
the hereOacns thKOwers
The sun., 1910-03-21
SWINDI res 20, w ann
PenrteeO oS the RIg store Gang Csa-
,Ie1eti af NIsuaaNg the Nalbs.


CoUSCTL BLrFFs. Ia. March ~. J. g.
Mabray and thirteen of hIs associates
in the famous Big Store gang Of -windlers
were found guilty yesterday ~ conspirRcv
to use the United States mail To dofraud
Mabray and nine Of his comrades an
no,Inceci that thor. will 10 no motion for
now trials hut that they will take their
punishment without whimperiBg There
yet remain sfTty-.even members Of the
gang 70 bs tried and many % these will
be placed on ir,al in Omaha in April
The prisoners were accused ~ con =
dictina . vast sxindie gam. through
the aid " fake prize ights. fake Srest-
ling matches. fake horse races and other
confdence game
Thirty-twO Of their victims testified
to having lost 81. .Is5.775 in the deals into
which they were inveigled. The Jsov-
eminent has the names % IaS additional
victims. many of whom will he on the
witness stand at the Ornaha trials.
During the trial, which lasted two weeks.
one Of the leaders testified that some
thing over $4,000. .0O0 had been secured
on the schemes The case against John
r. Dobbins. who wss arrested N Nsw
fOrk city and charged with .swindhnR v
Beilew of Missouri. was continued Dob
bins h under enn tence In the State cougts
for the swindle
The sun., 1910-03-21
SAVED BER HOUSE TBOM TIRE.
ssEs. Rrowu Also Sawed HeP nAeSls naagA-
ter PVo@ negasus InlaPy.


ter He0m @eEle1s IalaPy.
After tearing OF the burning drsas
Of bsr thrse-year-old danghtsr Blanche.
who had st herasH AflrO with matches.
Mrs. Sarah Brown of 90 Osborn street.
Brooklyn. wife % q real estate operator.
turned fire fighter last evsoang and with
other women saved her home from do
struction by hre. Flames from ths cAlld's
clothing fired curtains - the child ran
frnntically from room 60 room.
The mothsr reached the Giri IN time TO
save her from injury. Sls tore away
the burning dress. Then che grasLed
pale Of water and dashed u over tbs
burning curtains. Women nelghbors
belpsd in organizing q bucket brigade
and managed 20 hold tho flames down
until the arrival of tho hremsn.
After tho excitemsnt was over MTr.
Brown tainted and later became hystsrtcal
and Il Was neoe~ea4v fer q phyaicsan TO
bs called in to treat her ne found bsr
burns tc be Of a Supsrhcial nature.
The sun., 1910-03-21
HI RT nv STRIN6E EXPLOSION
s1tns Issns Bae~n 0R ~ Dynamite. baI
Hs nefuses % Expiaan.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 1O.-H. J. Bell.
a carpenter. had hAs right hand torn Oh
by a dynamite explosion sarly this morn
ing. He refuses 10 give any exploration
oG the accident.
where B~l waa several men were with
him hsse they scattered as socn ~ thr
physician who aoc0mrAni@d the anbu-
lance rot out. None of those with him
WAS recoRnizsd and Bgil refused 20 teii
tho name Of hts CompantO1a ~ anything
% clear up the Tnyntary. InvesttRntio8
By thu police has failed 10 throw any
light On the AFFAIR.
Structureg on which non-union labor
was employed were dynamitsd hero a
short time ago and the police are trying
orRnntRsd lnboT.
The sun., 1910-03-21
RtNOT ET CILLED orr.
Missouri Democrats Deny intent Ia HS0n
AM sDne fDg Presiacnt.

SrENoVrELD. Mo.. March ~ Tee
comr-ittee IN charg- q arrangements
for the Democratic banquet her" on
JeNcrpo0's birthday to-day announced
that IL has abandoned the proposcd love
feast
This action. which is hnel. was largely
cvse to risconstrlCtion Il the invitation
sent 20 Mavor Gaynor % New loTk
No Thought was ever ent-rtain"d by
any member og tho committee o' booming
tho Presidential candidacy 81 any man
One Of ths committeeman sSyE. The
mi-npprehen-ion - chargeable To sensa-
tional new-T.aper~ and Overzeaiou-
friends oi Missouri who regard th~ir
Presidential prospects too SERIOUSLY
The sun., 1910-03-21

Tho tender % knGins a.. whose house
10 in COurtlandt avenue near isOth @Svess.
coIlided with trolley car on Third avenue
&C lSsth street yesterday Mfaornoon
Tho driver turned aalde 20 avoid tho eur
hut tho tender Waa sidWWiped and BevsFal
men were thrown 70 the street. None was
hurt. Half a do1en Hirnp hangers IN the
tFoiey car we're thToWn % the no0r and
some Giaas was scattered over gahars but
AL osoApod injury.
The sun., 1910-03-21
). ArrONOBILE ARRESTS.
Nrs. senry CIews's Chsg9ear Ia . son
days Police Catch.

Maurioe Metzger. chauffeur for Nrs.
Henry Clews of "a West 81 ixty -nr~s street.
was arrested yesterday aftsrnoon.
charged with Hroeding hs car along the
West Drive in Central PArk and violating q
the anti-amoke ordiDRncs.
Fifty-two arrests of spesdlng q chaufeurs
wore made in the city yesterday. Ths
Bronx police on motorcycles wore part &C.
ulariy active. and drivers who lat thar
cars shoot out along the westchsse0s and
New Rochelle roads were promptly tanned.
On the Boston noad Police Sergeant
Howe picked up Welcome =. Prosssr.
who aaid that he was chauffeur Tor nAlph
II. Thomas % 7es Firth avenue. and locked
him up. cllarssd with spesdinG thirty
mlles an hour.
The sun., 1910-03-21
COI NTESs WITRON OF HONOR.
Marriage os g.. =. WHINE and Wis. Trace,
tut Farw ard TO epbIGe a sister.


HACKENsACK. March 20 - Countess De
Esaux Of Paris hss;saOs; tire =ssriiuE os
her sister. Miss Anna Tracsy. here last
evening - that she might he a 7na,ron
Of honor before returning To her homo in
france The Countess IL visiting bss
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Tracsv OI
Hackensack. The wedding was planned
for June. but tl'e Young couple resdiIv
agreed 20 the suggestion os the Countess.
The bridegroom was George 7 Whine.
Jr. OF reaDeck. whose father 10 presi-
dent ~ the Board OF Education and the
Republican Club in that place. The Rev
Abram Duryea Of North Hackensacs OIL
Ciated. Tho bridesmaids were Mrs. Frank
Bauer and Miss Arviila Whine. The best
mGu. Walter q. Whine. was called from
Rutgers College in q hurry.
The sun., 1910-03-21
SAVE a VIcE-PREsTDENrs SOW.

Y0ung Eayus ef Cuba an1 compamaN1
ssDa THmsasa>4 RFsE . Ganee.
ANNAPoLIs. March 1p.-boaufoFt Y.
Klrwan. . hospital sppEs1eics - tAS
United States Naval Hoapiael hero. and
Peter FOy. . private q marinss. saved
from drowning this sitaFnoon FraAcinpo
Zayaa. son of thu vIce-PrssidsEt a tlsS
Republic Of Cuba. and = companion.
haanOel Marcer. both ssndsnes OG o.
John's college.
The yosag mon we're In a canoe which
overturned hfty yards from ahnro.
EirWan and FOy swan % them and
Kept ahsm ahOat till q boae WAs lnunGAod.
The sun., 1910-03-21
STRIKERS REJECT PEACE
M ~ mar TERMS T'ENR R0SE
IRRlN6 ED.

ta"h "as "e ef"r~e"'" Nece"' r'a~'
PHILADELPHIA. March At 2:1O thia
morn,ng the striking car men a COMMITTEES
rev. r"d the concessions which senator
P.nrose forced the company 70 make and
a, The same time turned DOM the agree
n~n, which their own International nrcsi-
dent. " y Mason. had made With PEN
rc-a
Mahon may insist that the atrikors vot.
the afternoon and that his promise he
made good A propoaition advanced
Nv Mayor Reyburn also was rei.etsd
\ PHILADELPHIA. March 70. - United
Ns,s,es Senator Bole. Penru.. brose the
sty,ke tonight.
One nv one he called betor. h,r. IN.
reluctant directors Of IN. Philadelphi.
Rapid Transit Cosnpanv and torc.d them
70 soCspt the terms that were outlined
a.t FRIDAY night by powerSnl financial
interests.
Preaidept Kruger oT the p n. 4 hal,e.,
and protested. ciAruncs Wolf the vice.
prssident. haled from Atlantic Ctv NV
an imperious telegram from Peoro...
IrEued unavaiEnGly. Ballard. the chief
counsel. tried 20 smooth the reeF,at Of
o "
the man Who had become the boz Of IN.
.,,,.,,on
%. -. ~. 49,.
US "-.'~ uo~" ON 'ne "s
'e"~ 10 n~ o''O~ ~''o oans inst shook
,"-' ~ ~Ou"
weaA tne hAp'd iransat company INTO
smaah and scatter the pieces over tho
streets IL they continued 70 hold o,,t
.,c,h., hou, "a. ,ola to-, ,h., n.
.o,,lA ,,.. .v.-, ,,,,,.,.. :, -. A., g.,
"~u
sssn '"- o""p'"y e"ey c"unusu
TO back and nil
He reminded them Of the dubious
financial po.itiou thsv were In Ne thru..-
, $500 ~ -, ,.~..l.,,,., a., .....,A .,
W 's - t''1@-@i' 'nah "n1
Oeen suomi"eo' ne more than hinsod
t receivsrship. He spoke a. a man
tpeaks who knows how Councilmen will
dane. when tho right .tr;n~s ar. r,,Ilsh
n. a.-.. -. ,,;...,..-. a. =. - -.
- -. :, =,
' nIuSe'' Won ano nsi'ATu
played Tor delay. They wanted the man
Sho had been their Iriend through all she
troubls. Mayor John y Rsvhurn In -,
IN. c-.di, ,or ..,,,,u. a.. 80. -
p.0r,.. ...,,.a ~ ..,' '..H-"..NI.
,s,a. rh.r. -. - go. - .sI.'..,,..
on ON. 80 "a A., $500 Ass,a,,.,- -
~. oths. m. .,,.,.,i,s,s -. S-s.-,..
rhe p.,sa T-,,sj, s.E-s.Is .s-~I -
An no ociocs ,o-n,vh, ,h~~ "a .-..sa
- .xervthin, r., $500 -.
A.ro.n4..a ,,,s-.n,s.,,,,, - -, -.
The ear yneo.. union nins- ,sn,h. ~ -.
,h,,g th~v da,..r|1.d -, ,.,...,,,,;..,
AZ ~. Arsl~.r.,.-s ITn,o- ,h-rs,.t
rr,SVnnoe oo,n U,I,,~.. 10 in.,,,as, - a..
sanisuIation
F,,-s "a "a, ,h. Un,...,
bac. al Al ,n~ - ~, -,,;,S - 49,
no.. ,A.,,, - ,h..- "a -. -, -
p1or,,v ~, ~, -. -, -. 80, -.
IN. ,r,,,;.-. 4. -. 90, ~ - Io.I .
" es'N eSs'b~hy
The sun., 1910-03-21

.sss:. sS.Ss sSd 49, 3 go: q: as Ss:s Is: .. '
The sun., 1910-03-21

President Taft's car lest Albany this
morning at ssOS O'Clock by the Atlantic
Express on the New York Central. His
train 10 due at Grand Central Station
az T09 O'Clock. His car IL tO be trans
thu New Haven road. duS tO leave az
O'Clock. arriving ia New heveB about
two hours later.
The sun., 1910-03-21

COHe'Husd o. SsoOEd Paas.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR TRADE FOR PIANO-Nice corner
~ lots, on paved street, one block from
car; good location; abstract to date; Pric,
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MACHINE SHOPS.

Lawn mowers sharpened, repaired. The H.
B. Howard Supply Co.. 10 4. A. Tel. eoos
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PAVING.

PAVING.
CAPITAL CITY VTTRIFIED BRICK q
PAVING CO.. "a e. 6th ST. Mfgs. Of
building, paving and sidewalk brick.
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PICTURE FRAMING.

FRAMING, regilding, mat making. mount
ing done by J. D. Sullivan, LIZ W. Eighth
street. Packing, shipping, etc.
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FOR sALE-613 W. 10th ST., a story,
room. modern house, 21z blocks west o.
State House. s., 800, u cash, balance easy
or as rent. Call soon.
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POOL AND BILLIARD rABLEs,

FOR SALE-New and secondhand bill.
lard and pool tables and bowling alleys
We lead the world in cheap bar fix
lures; easy payments. Send for catalogue
Brunswick Balke-Collender Co., 1929 3
Main street. Kansas City, Mo.
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MONEY.

BETTER REALTY AND LOAN CO.
Make farm and city loans in any amounts
from $500 up, at lowest rates and on the
most favorable terms. Office ground floor
Columbian Bldg.
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3 MILES CITY LIMITS
For sale. improved So stock. implements
crops. Ind. 2101-Ring J.
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ALBERT SHUT, instructor in mandolin
guitar and banjo, Instruments sold or
small payments Resd- 512 Buchanan. Ind
phone 2913 Blue.
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WILL SELL about an acre and five room
cottage, 500 Lawrence St, for 81, 200 on
terms. F. J. Brown, IT Columbian Bldg.
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mrr nrsPENsaH

QUINCY STREET FREE DISPENsARY,
81 Quincy st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons. Med
Zeal service free. Medicine free in some
cases Office hours 2 to p m. Calls
answered night and day. Ind. phone 17O7.
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FIVE EXTRA BARGAINS

J. L. DOLMAN & co. have moved their
office from Room . Mulvane building,
to Ill r. 9Th. They are ready to list your
property.
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]. A. ROSEN. patent attorney, SO kan
sas ave. Topeka, Kan