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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24
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Los ANGELES. Aug. IA re-
ward 81 $500 waA offered today by
Fred ID. Warren and Eugene v.
Doba. editors OF the Appeal to Kea-
son, for information leading TO the
whereabouts OF George II. Shoaf.
writer for that publication. who has
been myster1ouaiy missing from Los
Angeles since August 10, This re-
ward. Il was announced. would be
materially increased later.
Although eight private and two
city detectives are engaged on tho
cane. no clue as to Shoals who're
ahoats has been found.
Mrs. u. c. Shoaf fears that her
husband will be murdered. In n
telegram today 20 Alex Irvine. who
ia working on the case. Mrs. shoaf
said.
MY husband viii reach Los An.
geles Saturday. Guard him well. !
understand they are waiting for him
In Los Angeles. and will serve him
the same fate melted out TO my
boy"
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IN
BIG MINE
KILLS 4

thf tbttru trtmH trmsFu Nirrtl
ELY. New, Aug. 2a.--Firc, which
killed four miners, seriously burned
four others and oauscd tho dlasp-
poarsnce OF two more. who are be-
iieved to have persisted. Ia still
burning today In the new shaft Of
the Ciroux consolidated mine, a sub
aidlary OF the Amsiuamated Copper
company. The shaft coat $500
and 10 the deepest In the district.
Ten men were working In the mine
when Il took fire. at o'clock last
night.
The four known dead are: T.
J. Gilmore, boss; John Wilhel-
my. Tom o'ponovleh, ed
Walsh.
The missing are: Jack Mo
Nulty ard Dan Drew.
The injured; Clarence Gates.
Mike Foley. Ed Knox. Peter
Harrington.
The fire 10 believed 10 have been
caused by an explosion In one Of the
lower levels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24
DYIHe AND WITH DEAD BABY BY her
SIDE. WIFE STANDS By M'DAvIT

PennIIess and Without foOd, Mrs.
McDavit was found moaning In her
bed by neighbors who. alarmed by
little Harry McDavit's sobbing. had
gone there 10 ascertain the trouble.
Mrs. McDayit was raving. Hurried
to a hospital. she soon became the
mother OF a lifeless child. From
that time on she began TO regain
her reason.
Despite the acuteness OF her suf-
fertng. Mrs. McDavit still remains
loyal 10 her husband and today re-
lterafed her determination TO stand
by him for the sake OF their chill
dren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24
ATWOOD q
MILES FROM
NEW YORK

NY tinted Press leased wire
NYAck. N. ", Aug. 24.--After
covering 100 miles from South Cas-
tleton In 2 hours and 80 minutes.
and breaking all cross country fly
INC records. Aviator Harry Atwood
was stopped here today--oniy 20
miles from New vork--hy an aeei-
dent 70 hls motor. the first since he
left 81. Louis on his epoch-makina
flight.
After descending on a hill near
here Atwood came to Nyaek with
pieces Of his aeroplane motor. which
he said must be repaired before he
could resume his flight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24
ARREST IN MCNAMARA
DYNhMtTlNC CASE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. "a
The warrant for the arrest OF
Detective James Hosick OF the local
police department. for the purpose
OF extradltIon 10 Indiana to be tried
in connection with the alleged kid.
naplng Of John J. McNamara will
be issued at the governors office
at Sacramento at 10 O'Clock tomor-
row morning, according to informa-
ton received here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

after julie Cambon. French ambas-
sidor TO Germany. win go 20 Der
lin TO present the French doclara'
ton. He. II Is understood. will be
instructed TO Inform Germany that
France Is determined 10 stand firm.
~ with Great Britain and Russia as
to It's claims In Morocco. but that
II Is willing TO concede TO Germany
certain rights In the Congo In ex.
change for German acquiescence In
the establishment OF a French pro
tectorate In Morocco.
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BIG EAGLES PARADE.

fBy United Pres. Leased WirsJ
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. ~.
fits way down the deco
rated, fluttering vista of Market st.
to the stirring martial music OF 20
bands. the color and military parade
of the Fraternai Order Of Eagles
here today made a striking demon.
stration OF power and spread OF
FaRledom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

Inv InItrd fFr~s IFaNFN WIFI
PARIS. Aug. st.--Gravs anxiety
liver the Moroccan dispute with
f~rnany Is apparent here today.
mere Is strong probability that the
|rvsrument may be forced from
ne when the reply Il is to pre-
al 10 the German demands is
nade public.
Frances Qnai word Is TO be set
- anon when the cabinet meets
3 sceclal session tomorrow. There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24
Judge Lindsey Knew
All About That Drink

Judge Ben II. Lindsey, the noted
juvenile reformer OF Denver. was
lunching one day - u was very
warm--when n politician paused
beside his table.
Judge" said the politician. Il see
you're drinkin' hot cawfee. That's
a heatin' drink. In this weather
you want iced drinks. Judge
sharp. iced drinks. Did you ever
try iced gin and ginger ale?'
NO" said the Judge. smiling.
but I've tried several fellows who
have"
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FIGHT FOREST FIRE.

fBy United Press Leased Nire)
SPRINGFIELD, Or, Aug. "a
Forest Fire Supervisor Seltz today
took charge OF a fight being made
against a big forest fire in the Fall
Creek district. The blaze is report
ed to be spreading into the green
timber and may prove dangerous II
the weather remains clear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24
BATTLE WITH YEooMEN.

my United Press leased NireJ
WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. 24.--One
constable shot In the throat and
another brushed by about 20 bnl.
lets that were fired at him, and
three yeggmen in Jail. is the result
Of a pitched battle here early last
evening. The constables were only
armed with bludgeous, while the
burglars carried automatic re-
vofvara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24
LABOR FAVORS PEOPLES
|0ONTROL OF ALASKA COAL

,esr o. Seattle are heartily In favor the movement
|rse 10 deliver the for the
the people nights meeting Of the Central Labor
.eFo'.s adopted;
wnreEAs corporations and all the coal
az IL country; ana
wssREAs These corporations by virtue Of their monopoly
Il ant prices for their products; and
United
s In Alaska corporations watching with greedy
,heeore be u
by Central Labor Council OF Seattle
5000 Of this that ndore tho
establishment OF an Alaska coal nno commission
coal constructing and operating railroad to
s POINTS delivered
OF bringing the coal TO the people, and be u
|ktnsr -. -. :. 49,. ...,.,... =. ,....sa . Al.
United states and the members Of represent
x. ne people OF this state"
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TIMBER WOLVES KILL.

nv United Press Leased WHO'D
EUGENE, Or, Aug. 24.-Timber
wolves are proving exceptionally do
structive this summer In the Cas-
cade mountains, and mUiy deer, cat
tie and elk are falling prey to them.
according TO cattlemen and forest
rangers who have returned from the
timber belt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

San BERNARDINO. Cal. Aug.
N-Praying almost constantly that
lezA may soon end her sufferings.
yrs. A. w. McDavit. wife OF the
entist charged with holding Miss
JesSie Mcdonald a prisoner for Is
ncbths In a room adjoining his OF
bee. lies today ON a cot at the
esunty hospital with the iifeless
body OF a little child. Just born.
Rstfng close by her side. Hospital
physicians say that Mrs. McDavit
\ the victim Of a broken heart and
bia out little hope for her recov-
syy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

RENO. New, Aug. 2t.-They'ye
p1f over new one at Reno.
L. A. DaIrymple Percival. prest-
ssnt OF the Amalgamafed Paint
Company Of New York. scored the
~ In the role Of a society pug, with
beyy Of women from the divorce
solony as spectators.
PtFciyal. whose suit for divorce
"a presented and argued yester-
szy. entertained last evening 40
kminIne divorce seekers al a fash
nnsb!e party In his rooms here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

PerciyaI donned the gloves with
frankie Farrell. local fighter. and
went through a number Of hard
rounds filled TO tho brim with Jabs,
swings and hooks. while the women
present wildly applauded.
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.knUTTsCHNITT MAY
SUCCEED L0VETT

By united Press Leased wirr)
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.-Pri-
vate messages received from New
York today assign the coming presi-
dency OF the Hartman system to
Julius Kruttschnitt. Mt present vice
president and general manager.
The reports. which have been
lent some color by the statement OF
Robert 8. Lovett, chairman OF the
board OF directors, that "rearrange-
ment OF and additions to" the or
ganlgaton are contemplated, declare
that Lovett will serve the system
in the capacity OF financial and
legal adviser only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

CHICAGO. Aug 2+-Postage stamps worth more
ana million dollars-mcre bits OF paper which 10 the
ntased would appear be worth considerably less than
burnt match but which their OF
antold vaueare view here today the twentyfifth
annual convention and exhibit of the American Phatec
society Cleveland delegate has collection for which
he saws he refused $4,000.
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ETTER TAKE THIS TRIP
IN IF YOU'VE COT $1.4O

the camp. where the great water
shed properties may be inspected.
There viii be a big company OF
city employees on hand to explain
things
Lunch viii be served here. and
dinner will be- served In the even
Ing at Moncton- The city stands
the bill
Tickets for the train cost si.4e
for the round trip. and may be
bought Mt the station tomorrow
morning.
The party will arrive back In
town about 10 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

CROTON. N. ". Aug 2s--skim.
ming rapidly through the afr but q
few feet above the Hudson, Atwood
passed Croton. "a miles from New
York. at 1898 o'clock today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

II YOU don't think Hanford should cd forced off the
federal bench watch The Star every day The Star viii
mint some about his long list OF corporation avorng
decisions and il that isn't enough The Star will print
something more Attend the great citizens protest meet
ng at Dreamland hail. Seventh and Union ST., tomor
now night then you'll be convinced that Haniord must 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

More than a thousand Seattle
s<s and women who want To find
a things for themselves will go
= he municipal excursion To Cedar
rger tomorrow 20 look over the
pasershsd proposition On SeDtsm-
~ Seattle viii vote on the
Il 80 sao watershed bonds.
A special train over the MIL
saskee road will leave the O. 4
y. station on Jackson St. tomorrow
noruinx at 7:s5. and mt Moncton
uere will be auto stages waiting
Good healthy men. however. viii be
expected 10 walk the three miles TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24
rARms AND AcRrAas-fcon,e.,

A GOOD 10ACHE RANCH
A fine piece o. bottom land. never over
fioNsl acres cleared ana ~ crop,
house. barn and other o0fbuildinkss
very fine young team. head ~ cattle,
wagon aud buggy, ana all necessary
farm machinery and tools. 20 hens. 70
tons mostly clover hay IN barn. gn1
stock. 30 fin0 bearing fruit trees al
kinds small fruits IN abundance. fine
we'll. fs feet deep. and good creek. Gloss
Is miles from seattle The price. Iz.ss0.
About half cash
HAVEN r. SCHROEDER,
4Eg rrHae HunoE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

WEST POINT, NJ. ", Aug. "a
Wlnslna his way down the Hudson
river toward Now York. Aviator
Harry N. Atwood today shattered
the worlds record for eross.eountry
flying.
The aviator, reaching Rhine Cliff
AZ $40 o'clock, had covered i,i76
miles slnee the start from ST. Louis
August "a. The previous record. es
sabiished by konlg In Germany last
June. was LIZA miles.
Atwood. arising at 8 o'clock this
morning. brcakfastcd and assembled
from South Castlcton at 7:4s
O'Clock MechAnicians had worked
most OF the night adjusting pom.
toons aud giving the aoroplane a
general ovcrhauling.
His motor. sounding the purr OF
perfect combustion. seemed eager
To carry the DARING birdman on his
r~cord-breaking flight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24
THE SEATTLE STAR

e. mi ri.'tIy n sdSnnss)' 30 eents
n MONTH up to six months; six months.
81 70. one year. 81 90.
by mall. out OF city, 30 cents per month
up 10 six months; siN months. b-io. ons
year, fa2B
For the c0nVanisnso OF our readers, We
have established agencies at the follow
r. n. Mullen, 500 Ballard Av. Phone
Ballard 500. -
Grown Pharmacy, corner 18th ny. ana
V. Pine. East B9ts. Ind. Cedar isst
Mountain View Drug store. corner tara
and Aurora. North 3TG, Green 81,
Fremont Drug Co, Fremont e' anu
Ewing st North iiss. Green ~
south Park Pharmacy, sz2s Dallas nv.
Sidney 1917. -.
Cherry street Pharmacy. corner sara
av and ". Cherry st. Phones East Nv
Cedar AsG
AJaras Drug Store. sbth and Green
wood av Phone North o.
Ads taken up 70 l a. m ---.-.--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

The erstwhile king Of horses, the
proud Arab steed. may soon be rel
egated to the pillow In Morocco. while
the humming aeroplane takes bis
place. That Is the intimation OF
shIek Sle.Hassan. Ben-Ali. an ennis
sary Of Morocco. who has come to
America TO purchase two Curtiss
aeroplanes. In time. he says. tho
army horse must give way TO aerial
craft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

Maintaining an altitude OF about
$50 feet above tho river. In order
TO avoid the air currents which tn.
high cliffs cause. Atwood at no time
fell below t5-milean-honr gait He
passed New Hamburg. 65 miles
from New York. At s.Os O'Clock. and
could easily have made the metrop.
oils in one continuous flight The
aviator. however. planned 70 defer
his arrival until afternoon.
Sweeping over West Point. and
finding himself unable TO land on
the parade grounds. Atwood crossed
the river and aiighted In field out.
side OF Cold Springs at 9:43 o'clock.
81 miles from Castleton and about
SO miles from New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24
TENpsRLoIN WIPED OUT.

(By United Press Lea-rd Nire)
ROSEvILLE, Cal, Aug. 2i.-The
tenderloin district here was wiped
out by fire early today. Loss $780,
900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-24

Timber land foF auiomObiio. 20 acres
good rich bottom land. Just south % Port
Orchard. on main county road IN thickly
settled AID very prosperous nciEhbofhoodi
close 20 school. store. church ofc Af-
Joining land grows alfalfa without irriEa-
tign. The timber alone ia worth 5000.
VIII trade this tract Tor good touring
car Address H-ft2i. Star.
VIII trsds bar fiEtsros worth 400 for
motorcycle ia sood condition Address
James Mcclure. Hiivsna. wash
CITY REAL ESTATE.
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
~~~~~~~,~~>>~>~>~.~ >~~~~~~~~/><N~~~<N-
shelving, etc. made at % Dell st. Phone
Ind 1906.
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE
HEADER


II you have any consideration for your
psckatbouk aud bank account. DO not
fail 10 read every word ~ this article
You ara Interested la The H1urco 81
All wealth" as ayldancsd BY your read
ing these columns. ~ which Ne msa y
Real Estate. You may have had sue
cess with tho Investments you have
made IA the past. re feel sure that
you have. but n you have any kind
% property you wish 20 dihpoas o.
soma that poHaibir you snve no uHe
for let us exchange n fof some prop
eftF that you can use We have one
Of the largest lists o. propefty for
trade IN Seattle. and feet sure we can
eiNa you Just the piece Of property
you afa looking Tor.
An exclusive listing 0f your property
with ua IN sure 60 bring roaelts, a. u
would then be placed In tho hands
Of one ~ our pnieameu 20 work On.
until he had secured Tor you the piece
Of property wanted. We handle prop
orty 81 all kinds. ana ~ all states
u makes no differences how small or
how bis proposition you have. Give
Us chance 70 DO business and We feri
sure u giving you every Natisfaciinu.
HAZEN CHASE, JUNIOR. a. CO.
Ges American Bank Bldg. Seattle
We handle real estate. stocks and bonds.
ioana. etc, but We make EXCHANGES
A HFEcfALTY.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

~O~~~~~~-~~.~~~S~~O~~ s~~~-~~~~~S~s~y~~~>~J~
HOW ITO SAVE
Room az tho RosLYS HOTEL.
Rooms Cor one. per week sna Up
LAfsGr. soFr BEDS EYERYTHISo
MoDERN AND Up TO DATE.
Frse telephones and free baths
sa1 firm AVsnus North.
North Queen Anne cars. Second Avenue
walking distanrs.
y. 2, Williamson, MANAGER.
VTWGfNus HOTEL. csr virginia and
STR. near WeMtiake aN. iqb new. modern
ana phanss: rate. ta.so 70 Itoe per
wesk; 500 and 1se per day. walking di'-
tancs.
THE sNNEx--seos Eighth Az. n-ar
westlaka sv.. new. ctcan, Furnished.
steam heated bedrooms tfor meal
Rates siso per week. asn per nisht
olvmpie .Apa.'msn's = Heeseks.p'a e
nad up; bost and cheapest ciose-in apart.
aenfs in city; near public market soie
western sv --.--- -
Furnishsd rooms. aso 20 SOC per day
HOTEL PfNI<NkN.
500 sth av. ana Jefferson s..
CLOSE IN-si.50 PER WEEK
housekeeping permitted. No. ioi2-ie
Rske ~ Y ais
= = HoUSEkEEPfNG ROOMS
~>>c<>~~~~~-~~~~c~~~~ ~~~~~~~r~~NN>~~o~0~e>e>
Hnirnirlsed housekeeping rooms ti2
sfa& $40. Phone Queen Anne i0ps lif
yelsagla
BUSINESS CHANCES.
rN<rNr<y-~4~NNN~~~ce~~~ ~~~r~o~r~N~r>r~r~~r>r(
II narni store. tseoo stock, : story
hitt furnished. Large barn, bearing
orsH ards lots Business established
ytHp good town with assured futurei
Iibkal FIRMS Cheap for cash. For par
tietAars apply to " II. Mason Des Moinea
dfooary aud furniture for sale. or viii
trade for house and lot on car line; value
$50. Address BRIO, care star
ahoo ishop-Good condition and busl-
ned bargain II sold az once aa2 First N
HOM5STEADS.
@N~,r~r~cNr-~r~~NrNNerO
WE can locate you on an. exceptionally
atod homestead or desert clnim In one
II this best fruit sections OF Eastern
Washington. Cali 70 see orchard Views
and get particulars ..
THE PERKINS LAND COMPANY,
Mi THIRD Av. MAIN see
FREE CANADIAN HOMEsrEAps'
viii locate you on 100 or $40 acres
OF wheat land, In sunny Alberta adj
Joining my claim, close TO now railroad
and town. Act at once. 1903 Second av.
= office so7.
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HoMssTEAps.
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
MODERN BUNGALOW
WANTED

client owns 100 acres OF land In the
vicinity OF Oak Harbur, on WILDLY
island Tract lies we'll, II easily cleared.
ana there 10 probably no more fertile
land on Puget Sound. owner values
land at t3.bO0. II IL clear OF ali debt
Wants TO exchange u for we'll lo-
aat.d modern bungalow OF equal value,
3
WEST Il WHEELER
500 Colman Block.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HElp wANrEo-FEMALE

nK a TRAINED Nurse study q
home Earn t96 weekly Theuhauda
wansed Frw~ Information itDGMNAs
TIER NunaET INHTtrNTE. f1pp
uocHEAT KN. N n.
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YARMs AND ACREAGE.

frn1fY L1Rl~ 01n15GG off1cfs
tom land with plenty ~ fresh wntef
several fresh water lakes on the iGnd I.
soil IL idsai Tor garden truck, berries.
Location IL good. being tust south Of
Port Orchard. across the bay RON
nfsmsrton. thu q. =. Navy Yard.
transportation 20 mnrkst IL tbe basb
feature. You have the hremsrtSn auf
Charleston Navy Yard market. with
their payroll Of over three u&liiioa dol
lars annually. Aiso nina boasA daily 20
Seattle markst. with chsap freight
The refreshing trip across the sound can
be made a. quickly a. 10 Green Lake
or University dlatricf
sahuais, stores, telephones ana wei
ssttied district add TO the value Of
Kerry Lake Gardsf Tract.
Your choice. $500 90 $500 por trA1ti w
To Introduce This aaaitlon ws make tho
following liberal offer To eaah pur-
chaser within aha naHi ton days, We
VIII sivs 90 pair % shetosshb..a
ehiekaua, veaFH Mubacfiptiou ~ tho
Pacific foaitrymhn. ona years sub
seFiption 60 Farm Journal and the
earnins Esq Book. sntitisd. "Fhfi Ter
cLiTronp LAND CO. 1919 THIRD Az.
IL LOADS OF HAY
10 acres cleared Land. good harm. poor
house. all fenced famiiY orchard. good
ruada ! miles from water. railroad and
street ears A good chance 90 start Ia.
No rocks. no gravel. raises fins crops.
We have been over every foot OF H.
81 soc on any reasonable terms
WEST COAST LAND Co.
III American Bank nidR
NEAR BURlEN LAKE
10 ACRES facing boulevard. ta.zo0.
& AfHfN Improved, $3.50
ACRES unilnpfoy.d. tieoe
~ ACRES betwren fAunilaruy ana
nurian Lake; esua gooa close 20 new
10 ACRES iaas Short Lina right Of way
ROBERT MALTBY.
1910 ALASKA building
10 ACRES EAST OF KIRKLAND
on TERMS
s25 DOWN, $40 MONTHLY
SO other acreage can be- bought az near
seattle for this rnsnay. soli ana other
conditions considered. AdfsiuinR land
oWBsra bring produce 60 Seattle daily
IN their varnnaf You can do tho same
from this place Excellent auto ana
wagon ROAD from Kirkhnd. Surround
Ing land selling fast Price tts9. Take
Madison car and Kirkland ferry Or
Anderson boats io our office. on the
wharf a. Kirkland. or $50
BURKE x FARRAR. INC.
tea-tds Nr~ York Hlock
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE
READER
See articie under above heading IN the
esxhAn9w columns ~ thih issue
HERE Is A GOOD BUY
TWENTY AcREa NEAR AuHunN--A1
level. good suii. facing GOOD county
road very easy cleared good foof-ro"in
HOnFRT MALTBY.
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SITUATIONS wANrsp-MALE.

-~~-~~e~>>~~~~>>~e~~s' s~-,.r~e-
Decd. reliable man. 80 years Old Nehts
All woth eheap !. a. Chandler. geF
Second ~ a 1851
pay. over 10. iiyins az home. wants
pa.ltloa Of sny kind Phone ballard ~.
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THE KENYON.
Real homes Tor discriminating peoples
4 1 ard Groom. fully furnished apart
snssts: Ysslst car to tih; one eigch north
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.>~~~~O~~-~~~~~~y~~-~ S~~N~~~~~Ss~~S~S~O
Grand Rapids Auvnor ana storage Co..
so First av., win buy your goods or
sell them on commission. A. y. Roths-
child, auctioncor Main 1889. l. S6it
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~>1s~>e~-~os~~-~s~~~-~
ftkE ST FURNITURE co successor.
70 huily A Bali BarEaius IN saoond band
stfri ranges. gas fanEas. cook stoves and
heaters. Majestic ranges a specially We
IA haHEe your Old stoves
THE sTOvE HOUSE. coo PIKE ST
furniture ~ siE-rnom fiat ~ satfnlrs
nnii heptefnber ists fiat fgr rent III.
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