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The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

These evenings are pretty well
taken up with rallies and political
meetings.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs Austin Corcoran, of
Grand Junction, are visiting relatives
in Fruita.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

The better you are posted on the
styles, quality and values of shoes.
the better we can please you in your
shoes. es.-McConnell & Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

II you need a syringe or hot water
bottle come in and look over the
great big stock of all kinds of guar
anteed rubber goods Just received by
the Van HON Drug Co.. S51 Main-st.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

Raymond Page returned on No. :
today from visit to Kansas City.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

Made to order jeweiry Is our sps-
cialty, original designs. c. w. Prim-
rose. manufacturing ieweler.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

Mrs Geo Hurlburt is attending a
party in Grand Junction today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

Try our 81 shingles.--TheR Ramey'
Percs Lumber Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03
MAY ARB|TRA1E
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Nov. 3.-The strike of
the express-compGny drivers and
helpers neared settlement today
when Mayor Gaynor, after a confer
ence this afternoon with President
Frank Platt of the United States Ex-
press Company, announced that the
strikers had agreed to arbitration.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

Mrs ]. c. Carnahan was a Grand
Junction visitor Tuesday.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

Insure with the Rlch-Hutchlnsop
Realty Co.. S88 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03
FRU|TA NOTES

B. F. Keifer. of Grand junction, is
in Fruita today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03
Three Hurt I, Auto Race

Savannah. Ga. Nov. 3.-Three
men were injured yesterday when a
touring car. making so miles an hour
on the Grand Prize race course. skid
ded o ma turn and struck tree.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03
May Start Big Baseball Scrap.

Cincinnati. O.. Nov. 3.-George
McQuHlen. pitcher, and John Bates,
outfielder. both members OF the Phil
adelphia National league of 1910,
yesterday signed contracts with the
Cincinnati club for 1911. Their ac-
ton In face of President Fogel's de-
cision declaring the Philadelphia club
had not released them, together with
Third Baseman Grant and Pitcher
Moren, is expected to precipitate an
open contest between the Cincinnati
and Philadelphia clubs over the trade
announced last week. Hermann, by
this action. took the bull by the horns
and flatly refused to even wait the
arbitration of President Thomas
Lynch.
That the real owner Of the Phil
adelphia National league team may
be. disclosed as a result Of the
wrangle is the opinion of good
many baseball experts just now. At
tempts have been made to establish
the ownership Of the Philadelphia
club ever since the names of Charles
w. Murphy and Charles P. Taft of
Cincinnati were mentioned some time
ago in what was alleged to be syn
dicate baseball"
The trump card President Herr
mann holds In his hand in the pres
ent controversy IL that he can order
an investigation into the affairs of
the Philadelphia clubs affairs. which
will bring out the real owner. or else
cause Murphy and his associates to
force Fogel to sanction the deal to
prevent its becoming known II Muir
ply Is the power behind the throne,
as thought.
Philadelphia, Nov. 81 cannot
help what McQuillen and Bates have
done. nor am responsible for any
thing unlawful In baseball President
Hermann may do" said President
Fogel Of the Philadelphia National
league club when told that these
players had signed Cincinnati con-
tracts.
IF President Hermann signed
McQuillen and Bates I will certainly
invoke the law"
Released Fron American League.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-President John
son Of the American league yesterday
announced the following releases Of
players:
BY Washington to Detroit-Beck-
endorf.
BY New York to Rochester-Bere-
her.
!. BY Boston to Denver-Kenworthy;
to st. Paul, Bues.
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Released Fro. Anessea, Leasu.

Chicago, Nov. s.-President John
SON Of the American league yesterday
announced the following releases Of
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-03

"If President Hermann signed
McQuillen and Bates I will certainly
invoke the law
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24

saved several students, Pau Williams Is
captain OF the base ball team and samuel
Williams rowed on the 1908 varsity crew.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
South Dakota
District Fight
May Go to Court
Huron insurgents Reported to Have
Plan to Prevent Referendum
Vote Sought by Stalwarts.

DEADWOOD, S. D., Feb. 23.-(speclal.e
1t is learned on excellent authority that a
firm Of Huron attorneys Is now preparing
papers in a suit that will be shortly filed
in the state supreme court TO prevent the
recent law creating congressional districts
in South Dakota from being referendumed.
This Is declared to be a trump card OF the
insurBent republicans In the fierce battle
just commencing between the stalwart and
insurgent factions OF the party. The last
legislature, controlled by the insurgents,
passed q law cutting South Dakota into
two districts, thus causing the two con-
gressmen who are now elected at large
throughout the state TO be voted on I'M a
much smaller section. The object Of the
law was to defeat Congressman Burke by
placing him in a district controlled largely
by insurgents and with almost no stalwart
counties
The stalwarts then got busy and circu-
lated petitions requesting the law be voted
on at the next general election In Novem-
Der. This was done under the initiative
and referendum law In force in this state
Now It Is claimed that lawyers In the in
surgeht ranks have discovered that It Is
contrary to law to referendum such an act
as that passed by the legislature redlstrict-
lHk tue state anu bhht Jaw must pNAhu hhhll
repealed. To prove their assertions they
viii bring suit in the stste supreme court
against Secretary OF state Policy. who is
made the nominal defendant. to prevent
him from placing the referendum on tine
ballot to be voted on. It IL expected that
the question Will be decided before the
June primaries and in plenty Of time so
that II the suit 10 won both Congressmen
Burke and Martin must be voted on In
separate districts in the June primaries.
Shout this be the result, as anticipated BY
the insurgent leaders. it would in all prob
ability defeat Burke by leaving him in q
strongly insurgent territory and elect Mar
tin for the reason that the Black Hills ant
much of the district west Of the river IL
which he would be placed by the distrlc
law Is strongly stalwart. The insurgents
would therefore gain one congressman b,
the deal.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
Valley
Railroad Denies
All Conspiracy
Attorney for Line Says It is Party tc
Some Cooperative Agreements
for benefit Of Public.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb, 2s.-That the Lee
high Valley railroad Is in any conspiracy
70 slfle competition or injure the puphe
by raising coal prices was denied YESTERDAY
in the United States circuit court by Franz
II. Plat OF New York, one Of the Gem
pany's attorneys. He declared that what
ever combination Of anthracite coal carry
ing railroads exists Is simply cooperation
10 aid transportation and TO benefit tn
public.
Mr.. Plaft defended the ownership Of coal
lands by the railroads and said that 1t Is
an Inevitable condition. Fhe coal lands
brought many Of the railroads into their
territory, he asserted, and much OF the
property naturally drifted into the possts'
Zion Of the roaas.
PiAtt's argument was in answer TO a
strong aFraignment Of the so-cailed coal
trust by James g. M~eRsynolds, special at
torney for the government. MI Mercy
nolds began his argument yesterday mora
ing before judges Gray, tanning and Buff
fington and ended It At II olock today.
Headeelared today that six railroads had
eonsplred IN a twofold way to suppress
competition In the anthracite region.
Through the Temple iron company he de-
elared they controlled much Of the output
OF coal and BY tying up independent op-
orators by the O. per cent contract that It
took away the last hope OF the people OF
paying reasonable pTiess.
George D. Baer. president Of the Readins
was an interested listener TO the oratory
duriag part OF today'a session.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
FEBRUARY a Fatal Month

Persistent Advertising is the road to Big
Returns
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
,COSCER TIRES OF GRILL
Man on Stand for ok Days Denounoes
Methods Of Attorney.
BURNETT TO FIX OTHERS
TIC Says Bribe Money Paid to Former
Asse"hiyman Was TO he Dis-
tributed-aIore Names
Are Mentioned.

~ALBANT N. y. Feb. 8-The last Of
Senate Ben Conger's evidence in support
OF mis- charge that Senator lothian p.
Aids demanded and received 1900 nine
years ago for protecting the bridge com
panies against hostile legislation. was held
before the senate yesterday. To-day Sem
ator Aids VIII begin his defense.
Senator Conger's last few minutes on the
stand today were signallzed by a dramatic
outburst. Bsdgered by cross-examination,
heckied BY his own colleagues, held up to
public View as a bride giver, Conger for
six days has faced the senators and a daily
audience of at least a thousand.
During all this time Conger has obeyed
the Instructions Of the senate to answer
questions, however embarrassing they
might prove and make no appeal for mercy.
But this afternoon he rebelied. Rising
from his seat he turned and faced the
chairman. his small figure auivering with
anger.
Mr.. Chairman he cried, II want TO
appeal to you II this sort Of thing has
not gone on about long enough. Evidently
this man" he went on. darting a glance
at Lewis T Carr. the attorney for Aids,
is trying to tire me out physically, and
/ appeal TO you as a matter Of decency
and right whether / am to go on and be
grilled this waNanother day"
Chairman Davis reply was that Con-
gers own counsel would amply protec,
him, and directed the Witness to answer
Cars questions.
Biz Protection Fund
Conger was then Intercepted regarding
his allegation that TIE bridge companies
were asked in 1906 TO send q protection
fund" OF $4,000 to Albany.
The witness said he thought a part Of
the fund was raised, but that no member
of the legislature had been paid any Of it,
The money he said, was returned to the
bridge companies.
Conger Eamed Fred W. Sage, who lived
in Rochester and was connected with the
Penn Bridge company in 1905 as the man
who told him that the demand for $1,000
was made upon the bridge company. Sage
probably will be summoned as a witness.
Turning to the alleged corruption fund
raised by the bridge companies in 1906, the
witness said this fund, $1,000, was turned
over by the contributors TO Eugene A.
Landon Of the Groton Bridge company. and
by CongeT delivered to Chairman Dunn OF
the republican state committee.
9 At this point Attorney Littleton, for Aids,
stated that Mr.. Landon had been subpoe-
naed to appear before the lnvesttgators
with the books OF the bridge companies.
Conger said:
Colonel Dunn said to me the commit
tee was In need Of funds; that the treasury
was always low and money was more ac-
ceptable If paid in the spring than In the
fall"
Doughty Denies Charge.
NEW YORK. Feb. .22.-''Thero is not a
word Of truth in senator Conger's state
ment that l would have to be taken care
Of In preventing the reporting OF the SO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
CORNELL SENIORS ARRESTED
Three PrOminsnt Athletes Are
Charged with Resisttng an
Officer,

ITHACA. N. Y, Feb. 2a.-Three Cornell
seniors. Clarence j. Pope OF Pittaburg and
Paul Williams and Samuel W. williams OF
Salt Lake city. were held under $500 bail
each today. charged with assAultlns two
policemen who tried 20 remove them from
a student resort early this morning. Pope
Is well known az a hero OF the Chi Psi fra
ternity house fire three years ago when he
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
KNOWLEDGE OF NEW CITIZEN
''AIr. Taft il the Head Man, but Mr.,
Roosevelt IL Coming
Back,

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 23-"Mr. Taft
is the head man. but Mr.. Roosevelt is com-
ing back This was the reply made in the
United States circuit court here today by
an applicant for naturalization when among
other questions he was asked, Who is the
head man of this country"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24

called strike bridge bill. and that I received
any part OF the money which Assembly
mar Burnett is said to a paid over to
others"
This was the statement made today by
former Assemblyman George W. Doughty
regarding Senator Congef's testimony that
he a been told by A~ssemblyman Burnett
that the chairman Of the assembly COM
mittee on internal affairs IN 1901 would
have to be taken care o."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
WOLF HUM IN KAWTOWN
One Half-stnFvcd Animal Is KILLED
and Three Succeed in Get
ting Away.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. a~-suburban
residents, who had visions OF peace ana
safety for their poultry and calves, fol-
lowing the wolf hunt Tuesday In the south
ern outskirts OF KansaA City, are dlsap-
pointed tonight TIL hunt came Oft per
schedule ard five hundred men took part
in H. but one lone. Ions, lean. half-staryed
wolf totaled the game killed. Three
wolves got away, however.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24

RnARNEY. Nsb, Feb. 2-(speeial)-
CHARLES Moore. the ~l5-year-old son OF How
ard Moore. living two miles west Of Rear
.ney. died Sunday nisht after a long illness
OF typhoid. fever. AS . sad eoincidenoe
Mr.. Howord Moore has lost his wife ana
another son from the same disease. and
they both we're taken IN February. one a
year ago and the othsr two years ago.
There Is now left the father and a brother
and sister Of the dead boy. Thsf funeral
services were hsld TueFdAy afternoon from
he Unitcd Brethren churcS IN this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24

Chsmbetlsir D'asn ksmea. cures tn
5rst colds. Try il
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24

dritch, a diagruntled miner, The shooting
occurred AZ the mine IN Cherry while bodies
OF men killed IN the fire OF last November
we're beng hoiEted from the reopened
eoliery. Athertou's body was brought 70
spring vaile2 tonight and an inquest win
be held.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
Cylinder REQ
But Just Outside
Not in the Show
Thirty Horse-power--Fifty Miles an Hour--S1,2 $50

Notice that the drivers seat and control are o the left-hand side ofthe car
This is the new and right way-co1venient for dsnountng to the sidewalk.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
wreek Near Lnsane. In.

LA SALE. H., Feb. 2S-rhree cars In
a Chicago, Milwaukee & b. Paul freight
train jumped the track at Ogiesby today
and caused the death ~ two bfAksmen,
Tony Mills and Edward rulls.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
MINE BOSS DIES OF WOUND
Back az cherry, IN, Expires
in Hospital.

SPRING VALLEY, H.. Feb. 1.-charles
Athsrton, top boss Of the 81. Paul mine at
Cherry. H., died at la Sale OF bullet
wounds inflicted last week By Melas Man
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
Llfe Hentenee

OF suffering with throat and iung trouble
Is quickly COMMITTED By DIT. Kings New
Discovery, toe and n.O0 Fol sale BY
Beaton pgus Co.
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aNkP
tffta buys = nvr-ressu cottage On a
festEl- foot corner
rats is worth investigations
r. ORR CO. INC
7oT.tf kiassa rds

Miss Tea her b. you sent 70 raise
fire garden duFina your FarHtiuuf huT
ons % qur ssfiaf tfscts sil rsadr %
fls DOES ana iis ~ month fau can
groa handrsa deiiars worth ~ rsss-
tables this gummsr Take fhlunsF ~
y afaes p gs.sbe Thsmas q. sd
scr QimsisAd siii ahow Yau lo's Phone
SaHh lsii
s ASb i6KCRE TRACTS
9 gs,D:, sz gsy Of i ~ yoa Is g., 'a oo! q
these Tracts e ne pr'os SOY offered
* raets II 90 t6an a month rhsy
sin increase e ilso PEI eers .iiPln u
's ~ fs,1a fy. VIZ As.r A asdl,sa -
FoR s1LE rHhkE H0oh HorB1
iN rALhAhp ELaHE ROOM HOUSE,
F824 "REr5hiSvQGtTp F 1SS rEb5,.se
vERY Easy
,EL,wooR, tuMnEg = ,TliNNeeggH ga
rfEANxEf LITTLE ifoNE an a M0tt
Est LITTLE pHtCE
HOUSE. bif TOT fruit garden straw BEDS
ries ana sverythins Tor isas then 1909
good. place fof chickens. better fof chill &,
dreni tonvgaient 20 car and school YOU
tant beet % anywhere Terms arranged.
AHfNWNN NF NHM4 fHN hFNN hHMMH WN ~ q
proved seattle property q current rates
Money advanced for building purpoasa
Mortgages bought and choice mortgages
iOsEPH 3 THOMAS 4 co. INC.
tee Ohorry Ht
EniTanef tq i.oWman uldE
have . mortgage coming due aud
vii sacrifice some lots 20 moat h Price
1909 la00 nesh and easy terms on ne
haleucg Csll Main Gotf. or call al G36
Nst Yqrk bloch
aiad oh d small scale. 8.room house
5dHf00 lot sewer, water In aud paid
only 800, tao0 cash. balance fi0 per
month phoha Haliard i8t5
Don't wait uhti I alive ths 10 YOU
VIII cell my 5.ropm modern house. lot
fnni00. an naaehamnuia paid Sights.
Phone owner Ballard 1900 OF North
1855
Large level tract with ftye room house
On mteruflaut siN miles from city Tor
q 900 zoo aaah, halpnee ft0 por month
Zee me at room p, Times nldg This is
hprFain
For sale b lota a0Ki20. frult tress uuA
RRFdaui Groom house. with COLLAR fur-
nishad 90 unfurninhcd ~ chickens From
en- 400 20 800 Southeast Seattle, 40
yards from oar track Rainier ia1
cheap. house on sbth N vs. ana Ninth.
Ballard.
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How much time and money are you spending
that you don't need to spend? How many times are
you taking two steps when one would have done?
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ssxs Aab ACREAGE.

~ TI| ETF NJ T"TT n =
.fEa foh tit9
itH handrs4 40. -.,.....
~ fii9n. 81 a..r $1,000.
p sare.s 90
800 ffaif Iand Larf tr.t
to- sells af frf IA n.y..
NNss. l7leF asFeippsa e.rr
fts ,''e daily Gaai. fs,.es
anM, Some % if afHI anff.
e ~ Aarh haa fIfsfn.
sfsti.f ~ saHs. W uant egr n.
.sats., ~ faeqi sound fsaltr frs
IN .sat ger realty ln me asrId
~ iils = good Buy arsmhsfa
IA 81 AZ sFsng dead Ami e.r
4ss,e.+A 4p4gigfs aiff rrraa
h.3s.h H1hsos ~
itis-if asE ~.
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SEQ PIKE ~ and soW W Market So
ispa Pope Hartford roadster nAwiy
painted ueH tirra glass 'front.' nos tpp
hnHh meEMefn SNAP Looks Ike
res See Frank Reter. Penny Arcade
l9f second as
KODAK DEVELOPING
,is, ss9,s ~ ~, ins ''s f,n's p1 aeS
saa a sssaad fSar ~ HsiS ''''
For Sale Bowling ateFa ana pool
room. iuriudiuF four alleys and Z tahlos
istb n
Houaeboat. sIs rooms. bath. sink cleo
tfle HHhis $500 tlls cash balance e.
rent ttth aN ana linton bay Lake
Warrington
BOZ sale Harao and burrv and her.
ness $3.50 AHfnfa aF. Frr Iut Phone
rr Men, Men Sc .smEls sslt' use
rraders nids
Good durable IRON bed and sprinEs
o. mattresses Soc ana ti Phone q
AoiIciD ahoc repairing outht eon
pleie 5000 aH new very cheap Address
tsoa atth NJ
Piano 90 vent $3.50 month. nno tone.
Phone East seoa
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
ee~e~.~-0~0~~e.~0,0~e0
NORTHWEST TRUST & SAFE DE.
ruHtT 60. First av and Columbia a..
Goldman nulidinEl, Invites applications
for loans from 81 600 10 $1,000 on i'm.
proved Seattle residence property Ia
established districts
CirY AND COUNTRY LOANS
On improved or vacant property at 2 ana
s per cent any amount from $50 60 $500
FOR long OF short time. and easy pay
meuta. no delay stprtcvaut q co. 3Qi
Boston nloof. second end columbia
DO you need money to huUdf Come to
0Au g MNANHTmN.
500 Loary bldg
MoftFages and contracts bought amy
whore Loans MY money. Greeuwhyt
f01 American uank
WANTED TO BUY-FURNiTURE
ma 1f5H6 fufnltufs 20 G01 60a 666
Pike b., buys second hand furniture and
sells now ana Old on Little. Time"
Cook stoyoa e specially Phone Main
tsit Ind = 1913
Grand Rapid Auction and 8IoraEp CO.
g31s 30 First av. pays highest price for
furniture and household goods or win
sell ou commission Main issai gata
III You have furniture Tor sale. phane
queen Anne 2fbs A basf
4aidor Furn. 1919 lot N Ease Ind soso
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HALL A WAfta
ta riepesr padding


tts riapssr nanJiuE
$4,000
wiil boz fine moaefs bsnraiss. veil
taiH and sfueiiy modern
Jos THOMAS . CO.. fNc.
bsaara asiilae. Zee sarasa carnst sftt
ana tra W near Fhfnnaf car and 1n-
tsferhah uHnef theirs 90 shea piece
81 1899 EasF terms Auafsus @ h1a
rafurr tasiea. small house tfait
watcr Dog in lawn asa fenced blaeks
ffw cay Price 1850 eaar terms
tsoaa- faarns. s,ne,iY ntssfg lone
iffh North aanrrafs Easement furnace
iaatng atf Eawt atet
have 3 ehaira Wee VI 81 Weadan
ltill whira : e.ii ssii taf ttee. see sssa
thairs bsr csn ina t6is
seven .foan aircd nabss two f6tt3t
e i1ts frHded street three blocks sol
a.sh school Az SOS Apa. sHahsniah
senssi ca'igsr go Lean nsHalaS
fHau iu esq property farms ana tin.
- isnfs tist ynuf pf0rsfu VIA hin
Heass 900 three laIFs ia,s faf o. eea
So dose BALANCE tfa psf mnnth see
earsr, raasn rlng. RiAs
yrs rasla.acs ios tatiia % panar
isu price Nan stW
Npa faar usafn fnesern bansai1e pas.
sfsa WttnE room. fi.saf. fae1 each. tte|
manthr ifif
a s.rosm naisrn hoass Madfona dis.
tfiet reasonable cedar fff oHuer
~ aEHnfs
wEsT SEATTLE Real ESTATE
LARGE LOTS SMALL PRICES
cone - So .s "a ~ ~ l.iS ~ NJ nFscuI
PARK Wet seattle Bloc Fau oil
sound Wafef piHHf Co each Dog - our
s Sow 49, 49, - .lr,s ,s-g ~ seh229L
property has rrrrY affantaEs and offers
most atffaHfAtr rufrhnHa in tha market
seaaF feks tannilsfeF Ger dlfeet tpI
ilFe pn lIafsftI NJ Hafsarsau
NNioA rHUsr COMPANY.
Emvife HuildinH
wwaT aEAvrLr
iia cast tie PER MONTH
VIII puf haas varr Desirable. close In.
.lse iois D Hu.i Seattle ranx.nE from
wst,T!.Eg h as. WORTH
heaunfui rev nunEsigw. ready lsprn
afss uaik e. beach. hiarh ta nee car
lire 11 miles ties q sound $3.50. terms
e. snt fHa See NJ NounE nnKf 90
store uafseasa. FsuntirroY rars car
$500 -tta CASH sia A MONTH
% n lots pa California az. unphsiruct
ihls vinw - sound and mountains
W 4 CAMPBELL. asa caiman nidg
= klsfsr West assitls Real Euats
ENCfUstvEtT ~ nawns Hds fos
second av @ain gtst. Ind gsss
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
s~s-4~rs~y~s~s~@~re~r.~ eNrs~-~4~~~s~~s~~sNs
Premiums giten uith ihe best gor coffee
nn fHn coast al
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IN MERIDIAN AVE BARGAIN
New very attractive room modern
rgttaae fuli cement basement. hot ANA
ath water. beth. gaa ana electric u.s.
tyFas improvements On aud paid IN
only ESQ cash balance ta6 per month,
"a b hEIf. 4 co ass Globe Block.
Main 8fs2 Ind T. 1aai.
ON NEW CAR LINE
$50 down and tib per month buys
a lot 60Et00. nice eiow. With Improve
monts now in. on eth nv n " south
- G0fh e. and near now school fri9a
$3.50 You arc askod tho same price
ono mile further out Hurry if you wa0t
ibis r. N Andrew, irs Main fitai
aog Marion nlds
nv owner new a.room ana hall cot
taget modern except boat hioch go
schnoi. view ~ lake $1,000. about q
down Get ~ a Brandon - tbgtW oen
Columbia aud nulmanl thou q blocks
anst ond one north 30 ii0i barrow o.
owner - it 800 modern olsht.room
home. university district or ne lnvegi
mont anu furnish three yoar tenant sos
m tatrn soon Terms Phone North
aGlt
Tor Sale Partly Furnished ais tooma
and basement lot t0El.s. uoar three cat
lines. streets paved Price A.4o0. 100
t9th az
room modern house, double construct.
ed. lot t20Niia ON WnlNnHford and A8th
Terms cash H-2a care Star
ono now house. one acre 1859 Rem.
ton nV a. Nlnlteu. bargain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

Nunrafow uF Mission doors. 81 60
aahHht barn sash a1r 10 G1c
Cottage front wiudaws bottom etaaa
foKt0 inches tnp light a0xeo. fa9s
Glass china cupboard doors. 81 %.
Porch column. Gee 90 81 20
Wall or deadcniuE felt % 20 yard.
roii ~ ttn feet. fite
Gold Seal roofing square. 81 IS
Rim locks With black knobs 1ac
Mortised locks lci knnba ezc
Front door look. niEht and day keys
solid hrnuae knob and eseutCheon hand
buffed. fancy finish g.
Geld Seal house paint none better. ~
cplurs. per gallon. SIS. 6-galion lots.
81 fn
Gold Seal barn and roof paint s-gaiion
cane zoe raiion.
Keystone VnFniah. per gallon ise
O n WILLIAMS CO.
1919 Western Az. Near Madison
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