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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27

Washington, June 26-The insurgents in the House of Representatives were responsible for much of the important legislation passed during the session just closed. according to Representa- tive Murdock of Kansas. one of the leaders of the "insurgent" band. The railroad rate Dill and the rest of the vital legislation passed was effective and responsive to the public will" he declared tonight, just in proportion as the speakers power was broken, his lieutenants overborne and his ma chine scattered"
 MT. Murdock's declaration today was in reply to that made by Speaker Can non last night Just before Congress ad- journed in which the speaker said, "The changes of the rules have con tributed to the pleasure and perhaps the power of some individuals In the House, but the current of legislation itself has moved on with little disturb ance on account of the new methods and with little advantage therefrom.
 Tn his formal statement said Mr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
EXTRAYAGAN CE AND
 CRUELTY CHARGED

Chicago, June 26.-~(Special )-For the first time in the history of the state of Illinois a bill for sep arate maintenance was filed today by husband against his wife Roy F. Sebree former manager of the Saratoga, and son of tne owner Of the hotel, through his attorney, Edward J. Alder, filed the bill with the clerk of the circuit court. He charges his wife, Grace Sebree, with cruelty and extrava- gance.
 The court decision on this bill will es- tablish a precedent for future bills of the same nature brought up in the state Howard Gould filed similar bill against his wife, Katherine Clemmons Gould, In New York city seven years ago.
 The common impression has always been that bill for separate maintenance could only be filed by wife, but accord ing to a decision of the United States su- preme court the husband is entitled to file a similar bill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Government fiscal year ends Thurs
 day.
 All is quiet on Sagamore Hill. Tong war breaks out in New York. Barricaded in his home desperate
 man kills two members of posse Representative Ames makes bitter
 attack on Henry Cabot Lodge gKentucky representative takes the
 committee by surprise in post
 ponement of meeting.
 House insurgents responsible for
 much of important legislation. 2-Reform movement given knockout Rencher Is not the original red
 neck.
 Rev. Moore talks of his travels. 3-Republicans of Talladega meet Vardaman talks of two presidents Fraud is charged against company .4-Editorial comment. 5-Omcers raid the Warrior tigers" Mallory speaks of worth of dis
 trict.
 6-Review reveals better tone. S-General sporting news.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
ALABAMIANS ON
 THEIR WAY HOME

Washington, June 26.-(Special )-Repre- sentative Underwood left for French Lick today and Representatives Heflin and Dent for their homes.
 Representatives Craig, Taylor and Rich ardson leave for home Tuesday
 Representative Hobson has gone to New York and Representative Clayton to Ken lucky for short visit.
 Representative Burnett will probably be detained here until Thursday to confer with the department of agriculture off, cials on the proposed tour of his dis trct, commencing at Center on July IS.
 Mir Burnett Is to deliver a Fourth Of July speech at Ragland and the follow ing day will address the Georgia rural free delivery carriers at Rome.
 Senator Bankhead will probably get away by Wednesday,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
GENERAL DIAZ IS
 AGAIN ELECTED

Mexico City, June 26.-Gen. Porfrio Diaz was today elected president of Mexico. and Ramon Corral vice presi- dent by an overwhelming majority. ac- cording to returns received here from all over the country tonight.
 The anti-re- -electionist ticket headed by Francisco l. Madero, now under ar rest in San Luis Potosi received per cent of the vote cast in Mexico City, &C., cording to an unofficial statement to- night It is estimated that between 10000 and 5o,oOo votes were cast in the capital.
 The city was free from disorder of a serious nature, though at several vot- ing places friends of the candidates running against the administration party nominees had persopal encoun- ters with officers in charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
NICARAGUAN TOWNS
 TAKEN BY FORCE

Washington, June 26.-News of the cap- ture by the Estrada forces of two towns within a days march of Managua, the seat of the Madriz government, reached General Castrillo, representative in Wash ington of the Estrada government in Nicaragua, today The dispatch stated that yesterday Gen. Arsenic Crust at the head of a division of the Estrada army. had taken the cities of La Liber- tad and Juiguilpa, and that the surrender of the cities of Acoyapa and of San Ubaldo, the latter a port on Lake Nicara- qua, was expected at any moment. The towns captured are within 12 miles of Lake Nicaragua. The successful forces crossed the mountains from Rama.
 General Castrillo expressed the belief that Man9gua will be taken shortly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
MISTRIAL EXPECTED
 IN BRIBERY CASE

Chicago. June 2e.-Apparently no nearer a verdict than at the beginning of their delberation, the jurymen in the Lee O'Neill Browne senatorial bribery case is still out. having passed the fiftieth hour at 6 o'clock tonight. Both sides seem to have abandoned hope for verdict. but the jury will not be discharged until to- morrow morning, and possibly not then. States Attorney Wayman still maintains that the jury is now Il to 1 for conviction, and that 1t has stood thus from the early balloting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
Bettcrs Favor Jeifrles

San Francisco. June 26.ABetting on the Jeffries-Johnson fight was heavy today. with odds remaining at 10 to 6 in favor of the white. In spite of the fact that
 it was Sunday large amount of money poured into the pool rooms, but 1t was 50 not affected. Local betters still control the situation. but 1t is expected an influx of eastern money during the next few evenly distributed that the odds were days may lengthen the prevailing odds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
EXPORT FIGURES
 ARE UNPRECEDENTED

Washington, June 26-Exports of man. ufactures in May were larger than in any earlier month in the history of the export trade of the United States, the total value of exports for the month ag- gregating s7l.000.ooO. Exports of manufac- lures for Il months ending with May ag- gregated S699, ,00o.000. indicating that June, the twelfth month of the year, will bring that of any other preceding year. Should June exports equal Mays the manufac- lures exports for the year would be $77o,- O00,O00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
Whitney May M.nare

Atlanta, June 26-(special.) )--Mert Whit pey, the first baseman thet Atlanta se- cured from Memphis through the waiver route. and who was placed on the in- eligible list on Saturday, is said to be Aslated to play first base and manage Augusta in the South Atlantic league The deal Is hanging fire yet. but will arobably be put through on Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
Ocean Liner Breaks Propeller

Bremen. June 26-A wireless dispatch was received here today from the North German-Lloyd steamer Koenign Louise, dated yesterday, stating that the steam CT had broken her port propeller and was proceeding by her starboard propeller at a speed of eight or nine knots an hour The Koenigin Louise was at that time in latitude 43. 23 longitude A. .49
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27
Two Children Are Drowned

Richmond, Va. June 26.-Maxie and Sidney Cohen, sons of Meyer Cohen, a life insurance agent, and aged 10 and 8 years. respectively, we're drowned in the James river at the foot of Twelfth street here today and their father was himself nearly drowned in an effort to rescue them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27

Troops Ordered Out
 Atlanta. June 26.-Adjutant General Scott, after a conference tonight with Governor Brown, decidad to send tho military company at Z srald to IT, win county, the scenf rroday's fatal battle between a sheF \ Sposse and ". H. Bostwick, in whi9 ss o5 officers were killed and three wov ~
 General Scott ,ordg ordg 6 9 apt. Charles A; the riot call. get 60 her as many of his men as posst .S nd proceed on q special train to @ He without delay, reporting to sh( Or McInnis.
 The special tFo Q rain left for Irwin vile at midnis nd was expected to reach that plaf ,rtly before l o'clock.
 The scene of tns shooting is IA mil az west of Irwinville and this distance the troops will have to cover afoot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-27

went to arrest him. When they came within close range of his house Bost- wick opened fire. Chief Davis fell dead and Bass was wounded. The officers removed the dead and wounded and sunl- moned a posse from Ocilla and Irwinville and surrounded the house. Sheriff Me Innis, with Deputies Tucker and Shef- field, led the second onslaught and Bost- wick killed Sheffield instantly and wound ed the two other officers.
 Bostwick was still unharmed in his fort at 10 o'clock tonight.
 The scene of the two battles is several miles from here and information is hard to obtain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-15
LIVESTOCK

% II HOLcOHB Co. Sale Stables
Heavy draft. medium sized horses. guar
antc@d 1873 western av MAR 1911
For Esls--rony and saddle. weighs 10.
gentle Phone M0rih s82.
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WEST SEATTLE RgAL ESTATE

faf saie--$sw s-roon house near
modern lawn. fiewers. nns View terms
20 soil. 1914 fGfh Az.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

aIe~lr-N-F-FNN1H-s7~7~N-l 2 =
YnuF tafga hsusah raplnE feain&. mrs.
nasf ass ard uiadrsu. nnaf iuinnFl ~
tna uiaoh sfa
naaofffsitr fHfnisnsd suite larEa kitgh-
en-. private Residence, ntus home tHi
taasUT tasrs inwu. capitol hHi cas
ifaf tfth Az Maple ~
ttrtsiasss hanssh ~ sins apzfi misuts tit
Nas Fisn small x4HHtH FHufnh CD 3.
steam beat Phone queen Annr tafh
Thr@s suruishrs haassasspins r9ases
modern sas fanEN iit Hnfrn ~
fshnrr y fAfF
rhfrs fufnfshea' haaHss eep ina rooms
fisff slista asfH Fifsl call after .
tna $3.50 ~ 9. toit
r'ufnishsa haasrAsspinz rooms. cheap.
ETA Nssler Haf
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wanted a middie-nHed woman for
tsht houaew afk. one ahD needs good
home aud does not object to children,
good home FOR right person. can Abdf
Eighth av ~ ~
wanted psriencrd lady hand ifonef
Tor ladies' fancy clothes. 81 per day,
bpursi work GeurgetnHu steam Lauu-
dry Phone sydney 800 ---.------
Woman. about 2h 20 40 years oid thh-
a,crts Home. Dea MOluca Wash. For fur.
ther information phone iasi SIS ASK
for Miss paceY. -..-
kodak developing. zoe a roll. any aizc
.aKf0 eniargements. SOC, Jacobs fhoi'
shop second floor ~ hlaE. ----
wanted Woman 20 scrub floor twice
monthly buffers Drug store. l0l bnion
.af ---a.
Vvantad- Woman 20 do washing week
~ 1900 iifh Az. North Phone tlAe
wanted Woman dieh washer. saOs
Ballard Az
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AasuEfa awanssn. CuY hnspitst. -
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teff uasia ttt W. g'ferkrft a.. FRafa
~ 81 ssaif fssH SO
Mrs leanlr Haashtau Eamanas rfasis
teuee hospital ~ years. HeHtamteF ~,
AFfnuF weiss fsfustHemrs hospital 70
Feass. September 70
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NJ Years. HNptaMlt 9f ~.
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3 o. Halsvest. tgt Cnlsn e. Il years.
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Easar Reese 1871 EssgtaSs AZ. T
ysavs sept en- her fi
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ss@s~-@~-~s--~s-=s~a~- >-ef~ee~-~@~s~~--~s~~-
uNTN FMMuMTM A son rF9fees3aaai
Directors Hna ttesnssa EanbstaeFs 1874
isf erp Nsars Ehastra Nnth pnHnsa 80
naHue5 watssn CO.. Fsnsfai uifsstsrs
rhtFa AZ asa uaisvFtstN itaga phaHsA ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-15

efeeeSscscNe.e-0-e4e-~es
lps@ s,s.l ring Eith " r. y and D.
Es.ssii 'ing. large set. d. 60 -. y. d..
Fsssne eiuatsrAapafa
~. ga Blanehard 81 pt,,. \
rslasf 80, as baGEF seat aud cushion. one
lt4Ta &c., 90 ono horse blanket. one
eafd fhphe East atlt To.
q 81 ~, ssslnes bsssseos ~. sss5 I'll
inrs ~ . Washlnstea f,ust A 49,
kGsina.., N diamond dfse. ssf III
eAsi illi 'A' sioas. Ph8as fsf feNard.
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N-~frs~e-e~~efes~s-e~as-v
AGENTS WANTED IT, AID - supRi,
the demand Tor Fhutfs Hafssfq Ftara
euttit free cash w~~hiY Address "a ",
tai ciHf ErHsAnr COMPANY. Hsism
ffeaeaa
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lR. JOHN DUNLAP

Al pelvic diseases genital urinary. rec
tAA Piles cured without using knife kfa
Eeonle.s hank nldE second ana Pike
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Ts>s-e>s-~es>r>s>sNr~s> f>r>f>>esNee~~~~~,~F
entered At the Seattle pontaffius a.
eetnnh class matter
one tHnt pee copy. ola cents nee week
nf twenty rive cents DOT month nrfiVs
cred hf inail % carrier No frue copies
no MAii ~tn~t ntnfHs rhs date
sWhen f"Wt subscription expires r. ON the
eadFrHH label - each paper When that
cate arrives, ~ Nuur subscription has nnt
again been patd M advance Youf name
is takeu from the li#t A change af date
res year 81 ta fnr els month";
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srt Main Ntael Ind tti. isatWrnn and
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RNHME.@ lrER

Where we are selling fine. level.
cleared lots for what II costs ~
90 deliver them 10 you IN order
10 advertise the town and get
people talking about a.
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HELp wAnTEo-FEMALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-15

Eahaiman 4 Wilson. carpenters snd
olaify Main ilTo; Ind ziai. -
Social dance Csisman hall every
ThuradsT Meridian car 70 etih
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FUpNIsttru polJape

rr>f>'s'r~->s
The rat rau pay nu fasnlfafH So .
faFuiahed hsHss II applied on Esaas psF-
chased ~ FsNfssI ard paid Tor b. the
esk af month. aaHld soon ahis You 70
awn ft We s2tNni CTedtt 8oadhaass
ptasf Fufn. 60. fia PIKE sf
FrsF-faotn uanasfa nat riess N. partly
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M MIsce.LAHFOUs.

4e~e-~.e4N->lN9e~~NNee1se ~
q ID WILLIAM 40 d. NOT doing bust
ness a. 1910 Western as axe hhp
First nW South car 90 1853 lifei AZ
south. get on a. Waiksf o. ana ip"A
lhe Eauda over. There h. differences
boz our material that BE- easily dstFft TED
We CAS- ANA 30 give you the DeHt
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STAR WANT ADS


bNN " NJ NGE .
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TO NJ and MFa wm A. nlafk weesi,
1871 ssth ~, s@u. aspismhef ~
To NJ aud Mfs AudnfH tfNataF Jena
sah 80 Dexter Az. daughter hsple'n
To Ne aaa Nrs John ,. nuda. ssst
tsth AZ y, - daughter. NrptefHhsf 3.
Ta NJ and Mira aNafNu A Merchant
6aai safd Az y A. a asa sepissahsS
To NJ and AIRS Roy Oimstead 4sfs
AsfugNrr a.. aaaahirf, september
asf, bss nAfvst a.. daughter. SEP.
10 NJ sna Ma paaemu Fssman. tstt
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seeant az We son, Ausast ~
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Fn NJ ana Ms Jehp klfby wilson
ssts i,'h Az : y. asashtsf August
r. NJ ana ars = willard. iHii
10 Mr anA Ma t1ard = neaeh
fIaral apartments. Slaughter. Hap'stn-
70 NJ aod ,tss nreHusa iss Pair.
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FNusfh az y b. son HeEtufuhrr IL
80 % an4 ~ r a.,...,,. ~. ~ SEQ
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IT, Ir ara Mrs , Eariuaa. ssis
Ea Ne ana Afa q bridges. aalf y
saFa g., Epas aspfsmbef
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lass nteF. Nrqfrtsl bet
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p ssa. September 4
70 M snA Mfa NAh Hnas0F. ats
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To Ar ard NFs fhftstF. tsE t4nd
AZ W daughter, Asrtsmhff 81
r. Nj ART Mrs u Seiass sssF Huas
asu - a aauNhtsr. September
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TO NJ anA Mrs " Mtttahet tea5 Etth
az ssin. Hepfefnbsf
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| meeting o. the Puget Sound Purse
Heluers association Will be held On
She premises uf the Pacific Net Irvine
90 on saturday. September ~, 1919,
a. / o'clock. when lnpor tant business
wili be dlafusnod and large at
tendanes 10 requested.
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DIR FRANK BROOKS - Paraly.is
rheumatism, nervous and chronic ais.
cases Ny moderniEed treatment il 10.
markedly successful Arcade 49,,
rooms sae-sa7, third floor.
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FARMS AND AcREAoE-tcon,.l


e,'s>~~S>~>N~N~-N~~~~~ ~-~-~e~~~~-~~~~-~
On terms ~ stG deen and 80 mOnth
uNi buf a spisudtd b-Acre tract On
mala county read. neat school. church.
Sc F9ua rul. And entF rs Hailss from
ftnu@ef square Albert ~ Lord
teeI-A.s Northern Bank hias Fourth
wantsa--nareains ia acrsars and city
CALDWELL REAL ERrArE co.
tqffft Walker HidE
rtNk ACHES EXCELLENT FRCfr
t.ANp easily cleared fins ioaaiisY. close
~ s ss.s , 1s, sssg ., '53 az asss
iesrg hlas
wufrE RIVER VALLEY bottom land
~ lp.arfr irarts. auiy ace per acre. au
"a & nosricK 8 co. tss Lsary nids
tssafss anan neaf the rreaf Iariefia,
HHnf aHti lpENwd Oft ready 20 burn
enif ti2 an acre weaver. in1t Alaska
li.as
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
-~~~s~~~~@~4~4~~-e-~~~ e-s-~~@e~~e-~-~Se@~~~0s
TO EAcHAAoE
have sas,y of gsts is t.soa,n mod
ern tuuEalas Ia West seattle. beautiful
tisHs waat % trade fag I've or acreage
GORDON 700 Ceinan uidE
To eaFhanaa faF atfc4Hr, uHe oven aud
hahsrr NtfufeH. miif assume eee aw nrF.
sla hlevgtt 81. Fremont sfnttan.
o. eaa--taad income pfepeffs for aHT-
ihirE Enud What have yssf Phone
ballard gaH
Waterfront tat piano fnTuituFa
ssfss Tfsds fpF csisfurnla ssis Msai.ea
MANTED-REAL ESTATE.
---s~~-s=r--~-~~----s~-=---s
wanted a-1Na e. aEa arrss saod fern
iaHa. eiaHs 20 good raurasd tnan. Zoe
raHh. no agents Address faii aeaHfip-
lions 30 fsoa asa seattle
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CHERRY ST. corner FIRST AVE

I Properly fitted with glasses Repairing
done The Alb@rt Hanken optical De-
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IrnAl norIcrR

stats ~ WashruHfwn. Cauntv - KRIS -
a. q a iFFaa. Cashier Of ths above
named bank. AZ saiamsnly seHsr that the
fnfssulna statement il srpF - fhe best
% M kaas sasa ar8 belief
& ~ uNEnA
ranhlaf.
rarreff Atfuaft " a GILMAN
T. AKiYAHfff
Directors
sabsrrlbea ard Awsfn 20 before nas this
fsfh daY 81 September. 1919
Nm. q HAsEtEn
&nfafH rah9fr
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~e~s~~~eses@e~~N~~~~S~s
wasted AuFahf shand elder press
tiamiins ci8sr WHi i'ebltt Mafksi
wahted -ee 90 8ffs tgApF8yea tagni.
rfnee 80 seattle. railroad fFAnsp4fta
tlee Ktats care star
wintna passenger 1879 measi aautst
lsamtwatatslFs NNi pay cash. AAafees
kst4t cafs STAR
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6 Us LOTS S15

ffopif are moving there now. Blk
houses are going up, streets are
being graded aud We are about
ready 10 raise our prices 10 where
they ought 20 be- The oil com.
pany says they have nearly all
the land optioned up that they
need and will commence opera.
lions very soon Call and see
photos and get fun particulars
any day or evening from seven
90 nine Every lot We are nov
selling for tl5 ~ worth $50. and
that's what We will sell them for
yers soon. Don't wait too long;
come In today.
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s~sNs~~-~r~~ses~sS-N~ser esrsrs-ssse@-H=-fNe~~s
uHAAn EfEW AFAH III MENrH sbt
kaatlaha. sfricflg ~ naefn. uaFn plai air
furnished T. a. &sfpcm astitsss special
sHulusf rates. Naiking dlsianea y tzs.
ira 1914
Weaatifui surnishsd sna uafaf nishea
.tnn three and faarsFasrn apartments
.ftlS y olive CEDAR gff
Completely Furnished s.rssfn nat $50
Phone OAK g.
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FOR RENT



HOUSES.
~s-s~espsee@~sr~~e~ses~-~ ~---~~Ns~-~-a~sge~f,s~
AsfNgu asRtafF EsfmHsn heWsss Esas -
dtsfrief fiHea ~ ears faFuHfa. ernfehf
Basement tasfAntanruNH heater fta
haaf Mercer NsHf UFna1maY fuh tHft
ApaffwFnt iF
Fpaf foefs f1itass 1891 tfrd AZ tts
NssHa rHaas hguaa ffN1 usunF waF fae.
Eight feMnt hnasa. tfHe ftfh As ia
hYAN $50 uak it
rrsF s.ressa ratfanr AZ uatrtsF ueaf ) 1
isedia vis~ % lake 81 rhnns Eaai
.a&hH
Fsf nsus 10 faasn netss. ! bsds. tfs
nfr mHnih 30 ASA
Fitas ruafm NHass mHaefa AsiG tkAfs
ssFf wenf ftgsA
tlsaa FasfsfH-eas sa4t4se raatrr. tee
closets 1853 frth ~ asin sfff
rpaf y heusa ~ ~ month i'haa.
rstafa fts
ssu heuse ie teas. siass W mosisFn
Fhnnn MalD aEa&
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cHATTEL LOANS

~-~4~-~-~~s~-~s~s~~~~s-~< ~~~-~-e~~~~ ~~~s~~~~~>~
LOANS TO WORKING PEOPLE
on RIAL ESTATE FURNITURE Pr
AMOS LIVE STOCK Or Any GOOD
SECURITY EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
low EST POSSIBLE RATES MAIN
tftT. fND tsas
OSCAR " JENSEN a co. INC.
sis Mort bern Bank Hidr sih ard PIKE
f.uanN on furniturs horses etc. Wili-
ism Roach. room ~ Nrm York Bfdg
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SITUATIONS wanrHp-FgMAlu
Lace curtains laandefsdi aood woa.
IN ttth
nfesamaktna and plain aewina done rsa-
.anahle thens Eafi iii.
HELP wANTGo-MALg.
N>N~~~@N~N~s~~~
fiuH iNHtNANcE SOLICITORS urtr
CONTRACT 70 nR nAn ~ TfE
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ntNArfoN on LEApEnA AND "a
pHHtENCEp fAHrUuDToHH ALSO
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barber trade cufuriste rouFs. see
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HAsi SEES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-15
SEE TINS
HERE OFT IS

A strictly up-to-date e-room house. with
pantry. bath and hall situated on 8 fine
level lots Good Fiew. owner has To
leave on account OF poor health aud viii
soil This $500 home Ter 81 see and on
very easy terms Speak quick n yuu are
interested South Park Realty Co. sbas
Eighth ay. b Phone Sidney les