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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-27

region was proved by the pioneers ne
man who first discovered the Toyah
valley, long before PecOs and the table
lands thereabOUt had ever been tr2vers-
ed by white mamie came in from the
sOUtheast-is still living. His name is
Samuel Robert Miller, and he lives II
Maria.
Mr.. Miller is a venerable looking old
man, with full beard. and long gray
hair, extending almost TO his shout
ders. and although he is almost 40
years of age, he is apparently well
and healthy man. Yet he has spent the
best part of his life in breaking down
the barriers to the onward march of
civiliza ton into the vast western VIII
derneSS.
Mr.. Miller was born in England in
1912. and when about six weeks old he
was brought to the United States by
his parents. who settled in Pennsylva-
MIA. His father fought in the I"xi-
can war. and after It was over, sent for
his family to come west. which ;heT
did finally locating near the place
where Uvalde. Texas, is now situate l.
and which was tnen merely a mi'jtA~v
post Mr.. Miller worked with his
father on his farm until the outbreak OF
the Civil war. when he Joined the Con
federate army under general John r
=
He was engaged IN several important
battles in various sections Of the south
west and fought in the last battle OF
the war. at Brownsville, Texas. This
battle is Of special interest, owing TO
the fact that il was fought after peace
had been declared. News travelled
very slowly in those days. and when.
the northern troops went TO take pos
session of Brownsville. the Confeder-
2 he
news of peace, went out and drove them
back
Carried Wall to FL Pnso.
After the war was over, Mr.. Miller
obtained employment with the govern
ment as mail carrier on the mail route
which had been oDeued up between
San Antonio ard r PasO; and afterward
secured the contract 70 supply beef TO
the soldiers at Fort Davis. situated at
the entrance to ne pass leading
through the Davis mountains to Toyah
valley, about 40 miles away
1t that time the Indians were very
troublesome and one day band cf
them stole Mr.. NiIlcr's entire herd Of
cattle. Securing = troop CO soldiers 70
follow the indians intO the mountains.
he went with them as guide. ard, fol
lowing the trail. thcy cane into the
valley named by the Co@anch5 indians
-'Tcyah.' which means creek or
stream and by the Apache indians
'Acautcba." which, interpreted, means
The Valley OF Flowers At that time
there was a great amount of game in
the valIey-deer, antelope, mountain
lion. ard some buffalo. There were
also a large number of wild cattle and
wild horses.
Mr.. Miller was very much impressed
with the fertility OF the soil. the
abundance of clear, pure water. and the
excellent climate which he found in
TOyah valley, and on returning 10 Fort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-27
SOCIETY WEDDING
AT NEWPORT SOON

Newport, r l., Aug 27-Miss Edith
Deacon's marriage to George lie Pea
body next month will be one of the so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-27

Davis. kept the valley in mind, with
view possibly to returning there at some
future data and locating permanently.
when he could do so with safety and
without fear of trouble with the in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-27

ciety events of Newport Mrs Charles
N Baldwin, the grandmother of Miss
Deacon, is making al the ranSements
for the ceremony. She is regarded as
one whose taste and qualifications fit
her for preparing for the function more
than any one else interested in the
bride Mr. Peabody is still at the Bev-
erly hospital having been Overcome
with the heat while prsying a mara
thon tennis match with his fiance last
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-27

q I IL eartesf water
I'm rrigat 7.
o 1 from phOt of his yxeIi
other wells vfcnty
In finest of results
A & at TOyah nateho
witt
In the
= when nintoa
he he plants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-27
Discovered in 1865.

i was in 1868 that Mr. Miller first
entered TOyah valley, and it was in
1871 before he felt he could return there
70 settle. In that year he returned with
eight Mexicans and a surveyor, located
mis- claim, and again returned to Fort
Davis: but in the early part of 1872
ne moved everything he had TO the
valley and finally settled down.
The nearest railroad al that time was
a san Antonio. about 800 miles from
the valley After he had been there q
sh9rt time. however, had gathered in
his abundant crops and saw their su-
peTior quality. he began to realize
something OF the wonderful future the
coming years had in store for the val
ley. and for the people who later might
locate in il. RE found n addition to
The prolific crops which could be grown
with ordinary labor and care. that the
climate was exceptionally healthful. and
besides all this. that the water from
the springs contained medicinal quail
ties to such an extent that by its con-
slant use, both for bathing and drink
ing purposes. he says he was entirely
cured OF consumption, with which he
had been afflicted for some time previ-
ously. and which had placed him in
very bad health.
Mr. Miller remained in the valley
for 4 years. and only left then because
Of the fact that he lost all his prop
erty he says. through a man whom
he thought to he his friend. The prop
erty was finally sold at sheriffs sale
for the insignificant consideration of
about $500. Practically this same tract
of land was just recently contracted for
20 be sold at almost s150,000-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24
l g.A.RMe 10 AoRGAeg-teon,al
FREE
WIZ PAY 1rHE FARE

Fer fow aaya only wc uui usr an ex-
Nunse0 fn MiaeH aHd tetHru en- "a limited
uuWtef wta Hratfr ts IHuaaf be- Hanu
if 9o aa s,s ,,,sa N 49, t.., ,.,..,
at ssfrtai times be- tsIua i. eltu 81
~ aul ssFsHas. ASA 500 a. tfa.t af IanA
rf'eef e' eas thnp its vaiue we have
- meeb taith in HHf propositions thst
w aye wiNina t1 paY Yuuf expenses
WNNtNvt fuh HHf nf nui
'all afite go phone NJ aneat trfanss.
an #NfraHa FfnWaHitiuH thHt ia ahhn.
tN.EiE HH lNH HHHafu and within tHn
sees - ~ oos paa 40 lasal ep-
" AlfnW YOU the best hadr 90 iaH
seisaff nnd BOZ Western washington
80 n,sy a5s fFr ta Fnir Yon
Shf this iaHt hss increased sa W.
sel " ai"e O. we fsaf Ana shf e.
pfeHHni Hflres ln ahoft fitns
lsHt 10 HflHW YOU thu CeaHita 10 tha
efteffH ~ ufbrfa $3.50 have Bought isni
t. ,@ H., 4, e seaN fss re, '.ssll
rlieh towards FuHf independence
tFf te fELt ruu sbaui e nait ~
az ge.st.tits .sshs \ er,is ,.1 .as ~
fact pfatura ~ All htaaa tNaf eli
segw % thia eitwags lant thai e iassl
that j. sasl ta sissf. has sect af sslii
Wntaf Do fH fa faof located 500 railroad
kaf ne#f ft mafbrte
mssia m ~ ,.rs tisa,.i 81 =
paft w uat lama Aat ihe hint - sai
,s etpris sI iqg s.fe ess.a' falHiaE
HkS boNr rHRr FoU VOID
NftEa ttf zee srfo. % rHf aUFe each anH
~ pef strs ~ moath go. 80 asd
rrss ss-a Is as.s % DEAN Frss ss,sn-
Hlan ~ ffHHH ln nsss af ell. hHHea
tali of arife faf utastFafei hens iei sHH
Zee Hs frfl Haa wnfa aHHuf fhis iaHd
90 #ffh Sc fH AIaeH. aHaarWish eaHntF B.
tsf Ha HfHw H Fn YOU
ELWOOD LUMBER q timber
COMPANY.
uAtN ttoa ftf HENur tuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24

acres ~ semi waterfront al EaHia
ITnrbor, easy terms This is very cheap
OLE HANHOH a co.
atA-aI6.gig-8i1 New York block
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Asa a bargain prire-fer a hsndssms
tsiaeainm % flee ftHfet-faqt lat. STIR
ffuft trees ant duslaa wt4hia Ice frNt
- Msrtsian ~ rafs rhis 10 splendid
nrfaft . nifF g. step FlHht ints A BEAU
TfrUL LITTLE MnME ASS ahoui "a
CHARLES gOMERS COMPANY.
AihaAa u4llalns
Sarth Eue ofnra-tFth - ara HaVenth
A. Is
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BEST LAND IN WASHINGTON
TEN ACRES


80 CIV o. 80 = AHHHH ~
we ruaangss tais iaaa 70 bs - ssprs-
SEATED
.aai L. she esrY bsss t.sB uch tann. -
aragsl 30 sitasF 80 ~ rasaait ans
y ~ - sssss q s,s.ss essqi.s' ssis
4nf farm Efa aes 49, ehsfn8fas ray
80 state anh xassFuru@mt FsvwFta 90
Tie il cor effa~si
vhis iana Il wtthin s@gs miuwtss wAia
q ~aaastss @hl~h nss fsstf HssefAi
sfsfss rAaFohss. schools tase'A efa.
FsFrs HslwsF. shieh e So n.ias
asahts traaRea saa sfii ts usrf yaint.
~ ~ three tfans HHifnEasai railroads
s.flas - tsfr tssi tfsssse, ...i,s
$3.50 @nee saus gislet thts Faiir9af
trrnFaHsFaeat aiens v3t featis ths
prias e ihis laa4 n.u.fatss. - sfs
faa4sss aaf 81 halsfiHs aaisrisg as
~ atsafnat nurh cheaper than te
Hs4isiH ffens TIE three iAfss anilis -
Fes steady -afs - sod Easss Al.
ready = isfss punttpf ata hass huashs
rem - aEs =Efs4ag IN thsta mills
$40 inprsttag thsiF r.eis Fh@E 49,
eiih - aHa sss ihis isad and isik
wlfh ihsse people
Nssrir All = ths.s tracts srs level sons
y snsa havs rHuaiar watsr ths ysas
teuaa Most - fhsln are partially
cleared haianes sasr cissFfns rhsss
tracts are ait Surveyed nnt al front
on FnHd fHafs 40 iHfsfHsf fH TIE co.
operative ffaif and sesstatis eaaasFT
goes free 90 me Purchases %, sash
tract
Hinr a fuinnts an8 consider she tsias -
whsf fffsf yea See Har ians
aud ron rsfa f Hlfh anr 0ftrf offered
o. Use mHrkaf today consider care
faliF and fHa wfi make ~ Fnur utinf
Is 1uH one - shsss haaatifui tracts
Tha taw prizes unnsuai tsruss nnf me rps
p1rfuuiir e. securs sfnuiffuHnt shils
ifVtnE 81 ths lard mskss f fhs has,
prppesiiian offered 10 fbs mas n small
n1aana
Arrsnas 81 once 90 SO this isnf. vrp
aan a. aHd return same daF Fafs
refunded if ron hwW
n-msrnhar fEf aawn ans tte q manth
buys 10 aafss
OREGON a WASHINGTON DE
vELOPMENT COMPANY.
Owners
ita1-ft Henry nidd
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CITY REAL EsrArE-tc ontd).
BOOM BOOM BOOM
DIRT rs FLYING
g. .O00. 600 IN IMPROVEMENTS
LAND VALUES INCREASING
fifamsrtou Navy Yard pa sos aish
40 receive some ~ fha hsnefitsf 90
Whh 90 'amDrfae 90 sunday lsi eut
he hsst place on earth To- small
Investment
NAVY YARD CITY
% the piaes Go boy now Navy Yard
Yard. ana naa one mile ~ waterfront
Naw Fuu can huy a. fha opening prices
LARGE LOTS $40
LARGE TRACTS $40
TERMS 81 AND a. MONTHLY
navy Yarf rity he fha iiv-sf place
1n ruAst sound A. has sidewalks. city
ss,'r ,' ags aeeh go ,y9 ma"g re- re-
riW there, and have infs oi uurk
fnT more men go atin ua 1u The fast
ges steamer it 2 ksnHsdy. leaving
BREMERrON DEVELOPMENT
CO,
Toe Cherry - ldrauad pioo0
ofnos opsn EvsninFs rln to
HAVE YOU SEEN KiMBALkB
LAKE UNION ADDfTiON7
LOTS HERE FOR so MONTH
.LY PAYMENTS
JUST NORTH OF LAKE
UNION. or GREEN LAKE CAR
LIE BETWEEN WOODLAND
PARK Az AND STONE Az
WITH THE STONE AV BRIDGE
BUILT IT'S CLOsEIN PROP
EHTY
PRICES $500 UP.
DAVID 2. EASTMAN.
2Oa COf.MAN BLDG
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Real ESTATE LOANS
chATTEl IoANs.

Wanted 90 Loan-On good Eecurit
81 900. no commission. Phone hallal
sfa
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YOU'RE WRONG

Y WU JUS w WUNG
YES. SIMPLY CRAZY. II You
DON'T BUY NOW. BUY SOME.
THING GOOD THE GOOD STUFF
ALWAYS INCREASES ~ VALUE.
THE MARKET ~ NOT DEAD
NOW. NOR Is 1T ASLEEP. OUR
TRACTS SELL. LARGE TRACTS.
SOUND VIEW. NEAR CAR.
EVERYONE LIKES THE
PLACE ONLY A PEW MINUTES
or TIE CAR. No TRANSFER.
s CENTS FARE. NEW AuToMo.
BILE ROAD
PRICES $500 TO $500. EASY
TERMS
HOLMES a HARfNG.
EMPIRE BLDG.
SECOND AND MADISON.
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DANDY PLACE FOR
CHICKENS

f6cafes iot flHs iawa. berries. earT
hunFHi8~ has shade aaffairs flfsElacs
aiueAFie uEhts. city wasef tarNs vsFsndA
spisnAta uafhshar. ~ iAyiua hens. sgns
"a Nsds alsa has siie sfaiHfa lH
rhlessn eaag ~gHfgt hiaE sees faE ~. t9q.
Gaiikrd aatt
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''''sn house Phone g-5,
,',sssa ss5;...
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Two acres two miles from city limits
Dor $3.50 $40 cash. balance 81 per month
ass Manager. room 2, Iimsa hidF
Ffva acres three miles from city for
fB0a $40 cash. bnianca 81 per month.
see Manager, room ?, Ilmes hiag
10 acres good land small lake on
property Cheap. Main abti.
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ZOE sALE o. FHcHAhnF


-~~e~~-~~~~~~~S~N~~~.~~~~ -NS-~.~-~~~~~~~~-~S~~~
Auction EALE-of Atrhartn Tgaus-
fsf Go Wednesday. May 90 ~ 10 u.,
c0rnsf ~ EhafrT and Feuffh Az Five
hssd ~ heavy uura horses : sets - bar
nasS. : transfer sspfrsa wagons. htnuksts
fenis ana ath~f Noeds Also EDna wiii
A y nuthsshid diseased Aseiionssr.
~ FepF ssfvire. Main 1Eks. 4 tgik. fnai-
annra ansNn Ann inaa
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tttaa
e. aefes n fna ffEh fatiins taHH aifs
uxts nsaF ufaaatH Fkfss aHautaf ta
aalrffes 81 fFaif saai 10 81 ssHf aaF
nlana la tna mafid eNsF rlaaftHE aies
ifHs aaFihE naiEthafnaaf fast faaflt
nn4na FHsHea fsa EaaH. hataHrs use
every thraa months 81 Hma fnsiiF uan1
aias tiE niers 81 good iaaa. esaas ia
Ws NtH ahaa Fta she tarA We haes
"a nkG Sc a8faftAsg
uan HANs0N a CO.
Hts-fft.sff.faf Nsa NaEk biRes
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-~sN~e-s@s~s~s~a~~~~~es~ s~sss~~~~es-~~~.~s~s-s~
DESK eeum ~ uefs q sultn - ef'ieas
% Aiaska haitfiaz Phone Watn
fE4T
FOX RENT - MlsCELLANEnU
NAsHe~@~N~-sr.~et-s~~~eNs a~z~sf~~~ssafrsra~ss
NaiiHFHa CTS in rfaE trusts "a 6M Mirta.
U n 0sWeiaa $50 ramsraf h1ukfnK
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on May a. 1919 a. 10 o'clock a m,
ne sheriff q klnE county viii sell Al
rmt4r auHtinu to tbs Highest an1 beet
bidder for cash. ~ Tyres warehouse. No
meme Railroad a. fn she eifY 81
Seattle al % the faruigurn - % rooms
BEDDING carpets linen and ather per
snnai property. formerly located On the
cifY ~ seattle
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- fs4r n Lsar Nasfiakassag and
:. Fup1s,...sls.i'.l 'i1 ~
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:Riis ft4lD ROh MOHTGIgEg AND
, tesg AAgFhefa 81 WILMINGTON
9fsstn, ns NJ 0un marry ~
-. ~ AMERICAN BanE Gldv
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DAVID =. EASTMAN.
2Oa COfMAN BLDG
DON'T CLEAN
OTHER PEOPLE
DIRT

fusf rampistsa large srnafn madern
blHs sfnw. has hallway fne rarinr die
fas fHnHa china cupboard HANDY hlfEheu.
light airy nefFHufan ssaii ballroom
and beet MIXTURES has elHfhca chute 20
BE- hstueHf which 10 EafuHnted ana has
Stationary fuhH BOT anH Caif Watsf fqr
iaundFg ! dandy paFfhss from which is
anHsHtrsnHf FisW - rtnautalna. Sound
ard nisf iat teHfa1 street. Improvements
iu and pald fpf - car insl $3.50 f1aa
te lsaa cass. halanrs tika rent Fhans
ballard iatf
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-Four acres improved and choice, small
house and barn, located In Hoattlei W
per month by The year. ? acres orchard
Included az so per month. Call up East
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FuRNtaHEp ROOMS.


. -.-,Ns>a->~e>ae@a,e~
the Nttsiuua tet madeyn taf.
see ylrteia ~ nlsara 1al ou,Adsl
av etoam heat nep nee baths ASA
taH te's. sIusetaI YheHes rates fufh
hHt aH1 ceid water ite n ~ week
rlassaut farulsheA hpnt r,am 90
rsffr fHr company inquire cIastftAIa
srecarf ssuth Fafs
ncautMi raama snitahis far tastes
uanfefa rfsar in. hamrAlae. reasonable
hAMsfAn itis MeFoas AZ
rne Clsihautue. tis Msaisas tone sarg
fac fFnut ram. sattahis faf twe. t1 te
a we~a
risssasi faralshea r3ems pivsis faih
~. fent tefy reasonable Raeue @ueen
tt d eueeman 3 hiehlsnt AZ. viii
aN az fta #fAf afftee ttaa seventh av
. ,ss Msissi,s ssss,rs hss
evrh'si,ei ftani Fem bath. sisrtris
seis anl rhaaa Call % address "a q.
NIea fraet usen 90 81 { Fenfsnoa
rrlrats autfir We rhntFan faaasna lie
isat Chefp SOC 80 itth ~
SOL Furnished tfrHi roams uifr
sls'hss s,sssss az ttth A.. asaf tss.
Firssant fafn.ahsA raema private
fsuI.F rrHt very reasonable t'hana
4assn Anne 1859
haaHs Haaasseeuing and siesrsnsl
~ Hat Ban Fas o. 50 aaa 40
Naew aa1 a'sr1 bone seeatns ahaaa
tath 81 reg wess Hast ttlK
une geu o.. sus o. Fsr meuta. rlasa
Nsei1 faras6st fsssas Ell ana an "a
fhe alamheF attsh nsitaFt ~
. sassaaaa
HOUSEKEEPING RooMs
L~e .hrss ieer essssa aseias faen.s.
sanxs iariate.f nas bisaA frrm a. f'sF
blocks frum Hreaea a. fcf calafahls
fssetshss hetsessroing ya5.us itt sa
rafd private fsuslif, eleee fa ttt
one 81 nee tarn.aha1 foaa1s casaa
rsnt $685. sth AZ
Alsa fare. fsaiI aasasar. pa~sfs
Feataa aat taefs hsassAas8inF rsssras
q feHt reasonable Hshi Ant xaa ssst
Fss ksai niaasfa 6sssssessias
feafns egerFthias eampiste Hatsl
Arrtle ttet p SIR Az
uns Hr SEQ Furnished haassss-ptas
- sar iagaire y itat rssssr ~sY
r-e-sesa sofia panfFr. aftie sgegY
eaHvanisnee. fttsa PeF w~@th 1919
IS asaingsem 81
maasssseHla0 Faasas nlesiF f4fussheA
tsp rm1sn Haatea tasb ~ cteaaeft. on
wsss Qassa Arae car lna tad fslf
fnraa sagni#hHa heaRak4~ptnM faalna
law ruas tAsa N'keth A. reeas 1als
ras hoassssepIus saiivs. 5wo fsanls
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ls 49, ~ I'D
$1,000 ~ B ssai
49, sHH
se rs iaeis .t.rn
seif fesfni rsfs
raiss sb w. s.sman'
st saa sue MA.
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We ruasangss tais iaaa 80 - - sseFs
ssnfaa
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- ALE waNrEo--MALG...

Mut MEN WASTED
x-xtpr RDaR. 1Qop = At}HA
nsnsnazl anaeYmsst - fnfH Whe
:. = - x esF 10 kere fYait tracts
X = ~ e lana aat iasafafe g Nai's
.rs.as ID tAe 1ls se@ oar az Nn4ef
n. rraeit q ias aag2s
&c., A sHtN4FUN pa HOP
MENT co..
ffsss1t Hsnry BIS
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r. lss,sSii. Man. + isnfIfIe ifrgfpshf
Nd lnfauia diseases aai ArsHas ~ siiA.
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FAR BETTER TrnAM
RENT

Cosy t-rsoua hrass. fire ias. near car
ffaa. tfst esah. saa tie mpntA FhpHs
ballard 1854
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81 .fNU.
acres ~ semi water front Al Eagle
ffnrhur. easy terms This Is very cheap.
OLE HANSON y co.
af4.a1Asate-ai7 New York Block
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~~~N~o~1~s~N~~~-N ~y~~~~N~NN~~~~-~
Loans ON furniture. horses. etc WI
liam Roach. room 7i1 New York nldg.
LOANS on stock. commercial paper.
etc. SOS Sullivan a Considino Bldg
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FARMS AND AcREAoE-tcontl
.~~~.~-@-@-~-@-~-~~~~~~s~4
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Az sai1&aH fast oas fNFFstnr par
rhassf 4fH.f7# - them fhaF kfa las
asfe~ $40 fhs HEkTrLE on MAIN SIDE
q ths lahs ard fust a shnft distance
nwFShr ~ fasaFai hMFti ara fha Waiver
sif9 TEE nen EMfcNsNN MAEAuAM
40 BOULEVARD rams threarh The
sHtea - thts hgaufffnl RES addition.
F1VECENT FARE
rekss Yea 20 this gFshbst ans cleared
tfasAara uaFt with Ms ~ MILES 81
satarfTant anf snnrs landa Nou can
buy BuW a. wholesale prices LaFss
tFaHss ~ lard foe tft@, ard iagEa lots
fer flra Terms ~ So SIC MqnthiT
ranssmsnts wfth 20 50 Wttk ths
afoad on sunday Gail al eur affies Tor
hifaasYs visw circulars Which shoN ths
exact ioeAtfaa ~ the property
SEATTLE HOMESEEkERS' CO..
lef chsrrr ~ fufaund Floor,
Office ogsn Eyeninss riil 10
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Three room house. 60xiOO lot cleared
and fenced on street car line. must DO
sold az oncui 1850, flt cash and 90
month Inquire Room q Timea Hldg
deals In city property, farms and tim.
hef lands List your property with him
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BldF CO. 2ei Empire BIDS Phone tQai.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-18
ALDRICH GETS
READY TO RETIRE
Friends Say He Will Quit Public
Life Next March II Enemies
Don't Become Active.

WASHINGTON April l6.-The vo!
untary retirement OF Senator Aldricn
from public life nj the expiration OF
lis present term next March VIII de
pend on conditions that develop here
after II the senate insurgents seek
TO drive him from power. or his oppoL
ents in Rhode Island try TO prevent
his reelection, he Will fight TO the last
ditch Otherwise he will quietly relin
cuish his place.
This is the statement OF Senator
Aldrlchs closest friends here Aldrich
will not retire because OF ill-health
Examinations made within week
show him TO be In splendid physical
conC,tion. although his occasional at
lacks OF grippe make him dissatistef
and impatient II is said that the
question OF retirlrs has not been dis
cussed by Aldrich with Senators
Lodge. Crane, Kean or others close tc
MIN. but he has frequently gone over
the matter with his family.