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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
lcnr,hrol>cn 10, Commits sntcihc.

T>VVNIUTU, III, NlHrCh IT.-TIcHrt-
nroion ~ seeing; his sweetheart walk
ing with school boy friend. walter
miiied suicide yesterday iby drinking
poison y note explaining tho reason
Tor lhc act and implprine all to .'bc
spod 10 i}rssic, for | love her. was
found Oh tic table
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14

months. Other reports are that they
VIII last AZ least sin months.
Even though tho manocuvrcs last
but three months tho present plans
Of the department will provide for tho
instruction Of Loo or more militia
officers BY this ARRANGEMENT militia
officers from every section OF the
United states will have an opporiun-
itN to experience lie IN a real mill
fary camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14

Slo.oeo In twenty years or sooner.
the ten persons in the FIRST series
VIII insure for $1,000 each FOR ten
Years, the second ten for the same
amount each FOR fifteen years. and the
remaining ten for Il like amount for
tWCntN NNMrS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Meets nj CITY Home.

\ subcommittee on Relief OF the
Poor, consisting of Mcssrs. Atkinson,
lIobson and Miller with DR.. George
Ben Johnston. scheduled for a meeting
at the City Home yesterday afterno on
postponed its meeting until to- day
when it will be held at ) r. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14

lev. II, D I. Machiachian. pastor OF
the Seventh Street Christian CHURCH,
vas called TO Shclbyyillc, lly.. ycster-
day to conduct a funeral there to-day.
Dr.. MachlachlHn Formerly had Il charge
at that place He is expected to return
FRIDAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Church Zen ,rn.nn,.

shamrock Musical Tea" will be given
~ the Loving Band OF the second Prcsby-
terrain Church At the residence OF tho leader.
airs. Thomas William Pembcrton. SO West
franklin street. this afternoon from 10
$40 o'clock. \ violin orchestra Will he
present aud There Will also be vocal music
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Elect Division Arrives

cominera, Cuba Marc III The tif,h
sNision q TIE Atlantic neet, under
Eear-tNdmiral Sydnc% A. stanton az.
Tiy.ed here tins forenoon These YES.
sels VIII take mart in the movements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
REVEALS NJ Putnam ,,ission

Rev j. L. Vending will begin :. series
OF revival services, to last two weeks to-
night in the Putnam Theatre Mission 1911
East Franklin Street. Tho meetings will be-
gin each night at S o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14

Murphy's-Mr and Mrs William r No9re,
Valentines; Mr.. and Mrs y. ". McCiar,ek.
NStheyills;. - X HaryeS clif,oa Fer-~;
j. T. Lane, Gnariottesyilic r j Patrick.
virgins: y 8. pess Galaxs \. J. DtsHa5!lsl
!tfhthpnrsi >. y HardwicA. yir9In.a j f.
-oWenoach, iiaFrisonhurs. J! r, Fur!tfa.
l:ynchburs; T. NJ iryiu, Meherrin: j. i,
MeCraw. Eorfolk J. W. FENDER S0r:otk. j
!! Dickinson, Whi;aher s. NJ %ottnt;t.r
Norfolk: +. O HAIL. Eortoi. I. j IloWn-
,nE LANCASTER; Eugene Brooks 'arnine
Pr y. Monlsonery, South !EIl; G. Il.
SULLIVAN! norfolk: Mr.. and Mrs " T. Ed
wards. NirEinia' NJ. Blunders feedsgille
Ncnmond-Mrs ! II Robertson Misses
Matte wright Lila l9ruer and Mamie Itii,
Empurin; Frank crews Norfoik j. d.
hodges Martiusvillc
leXington-W T. Bradshaw. Cioyer; G. "
Epres, Virginia J. Il! kanns. CNf,on Forge;
{; y RODGERS, Warm springs; i. l.. Aryln.
McherEin; y F. Daniel. Virginia: Mr. and
Mrs. y L. PITTS Arvonin: S Il. McDonoush,
sfate . Farm. G. y Garrett, cartersvlll. g.
a. Burgcss~ Virginia. julian Carroll char.
ioitesville; j. D. Harlow. Gordomsvlic; r. 4
carter, rrcpect: u. G. Garrett, Cumhcrlaud
Mosby, t;aluN.
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The monthly meeting Of the Board
OF Health was held last night at the
city liaii: Only routine business was
transacted.
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Inrlsinr Snrend..

Wasliington, y. G. March lS.-The
uprising in Mexico has spread 10 the
states of Cnahuiiu and Mortlos, accord
Ing 70 adviccs received to-day hythc
revolutionary agents here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Goo Yats for Classification.

PARTY, WITH $50 no
500 cash. for exclusive business. re-
duiring one hour daily. profits over
S75 monthly Apply, after 9 a. NJ.
Room l5, Lexington Hotel.
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Mrs. Ann T.. Cor.
Snecinl La Tho l'iInns-IoiSr

IHnGCINI 10 7 TIC IITncS- IJISpAtCn. m
Charlottesville. Va, March, 13.-A
telegram has been received lorc an
nouncing the tn. near Big Island, or
Mrs. Ann T. Cox, aged cignty-nine
years, an aunt OF Miss A. J. Cox and
y. D. and +. w. Cox. Of this city. She
was the widow Of Or. Robert Humber
liam Cox. Two sons survive, j. Bun
van Cox and B. Franklin Cox, both OF
Big Island
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Rev. Jnmcs r. smith.

]. ----
Alexandria, Va, March 13.-Rev
James r. Smith. a former resident of
Alexandria died this afternoon at the
George Washington University Hos.
Dital, after a short illness. The de-
ceased. besides his wife. leaves threa
DR.. Luclian C. Smith. Of Panama. and
Or. s. Harrison Smith, of Washington.
The. body will be brought here for
h,,rto1
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TO CURE a COIN IN ONEDAY
Take LAXATIVE BFOMO Quininn Tabr.t,
DruKsitts refund NANCY IL {, ,siis ID ct,re
IL, W. GROVES signature J.. on box &c I
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cnptnin IL. G. bowman.

Especial to The Times spa tcli.l
Chase CITY, Va, March Captain
II. G. Bowman died at the home OF his
son law, H. Il. Neal. In Monroe.
n. c.. on Thursday last In the seventy
fifth year Of his age. The remains
were Inferred at Glover.
Mrs. Niariah G. Shcrrhrd.
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It's q good raincoat month
and here are the good rain
coats-the cravene cite and the
English rubberized.
Long, roomy and becoming
some With raglan shoulders,
the convertible collar il YOU
Wish ii.
SIS 10 SS5.
Hats too, craNenetted
y IN b Z 6 | | a 5 also for Your
friends ~ not necessary with
this outfit
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Albert H0lYnrd,

ISpecia to The Times Dispatcln1
Alexandria, Va, March 13-Albert
Howard, about sevcnty-fvc years old.
died a his home. near the seminary
this morning. Ills wife and several
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Mrs. Frank Bickers, sister OF Che
late William T.. Bibb, Assistant At
torney- General Of Virginia. died Sun
She was n sistcr-1 law Of Mrs. w. NJ
Bickcrs, OF Richmond. and also a sis
ter OF Mrs. Lucy Bib. Ninth Street,
this city. The funeral took place yes
terday at Louisa Courthouse.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-03
Random Ranch Notes.

Miss Rena Babcock has a man
putting in oats.
DIR. Hulen has been making some
very noticeable improvements on his
farm southeast Of the city.
Eighteen and one half feet of wa
ter in the big Smyer well looks good
to Lewis Flats.
The February rains are worth
thousands Of dollars to the Mimbres
Valley.
Mrs. l.. ID. Westbrook and daugh-
ter, Blanch have each acquired val
liable Mimbres Valley land.
Fairall. Darlington & Co. have
the contract for a fine ranch home
for Alex A. Smith.
Sheriff Stephens has struck splen-
did water at soft. on his ranch
south Of town. Looks good to
Dwight.
Mrs. s. w. Ruebush has just fin
ished a fine we'll on her farm near
the cemetery. She struck plenty Of
water In the first stratum.
| w. N. McCurdy. one Of the live
ones near Hondale, says he and his
friends looked over the whole south
west before coming to the Mimbres
Valley and is satisfied that he got
the best. :
i IL affords us very great pleasure
TO announce that DR.. v. Irvine Mil
Ter and his estimable wife. among
the most prominent citizens of
Shreveport have purchased the rich
quarter section east of the Hard
wick ranch and will begin immedi-
ate development. This will make
three adjoining quarter sections,
John loot Of Iuka, Kansas called
at the GRAPHIC office Wednesday
and gave the pleasing information
that he would be here TO stay some
time during the year. He Is one of
the solid farmers Of the Sunnower
State, a prominent Odd Fellow. and
will add to our already fine popula.
ton. His brother Alex has a fine
farm south Of the city.
Did you see that perpetual smile
on Earl Van .Sickle's face, and like
wise that Of his good wife? It's
, there because Of that big water sup
ply In the Burdick well. They've
, been shooting Il up and working ths
! lair compressor in bringing oul
, rocks. clamps and any old thing thai
! happened 10 be down there unit
l they now have oceans of aqua pura
Who wouldn't smileg
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENT

| beg TO announce that | have
bought the machine shop known as
The Harrison Machine Works" and
have moved the same to the old
stand on Gold Avenue, next door to
Mr.. Peterson's blacksmith shop.
! am now ready to undertake any
kind of gasoline or steam engine,
pump or automobile repairs, | will
install any make of engine or pump
in a workmanlike manner and can
assure satisfaction.
| have been all my working life a
mechanic and have had European
experience and claim to thoroughly
understand my business one trial
will convince YOU" | am here to
stay and hope that with first-class
work and reasonable charges to be-
get your confidence in my integrity
and ability.
Blackham & Son.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-03
Says ! 70 myself.
Says /,
The White House
Is The place 70 buy

Saws /
c.rsh p.haL.h ,oa,. .,;ll ,,e.,
,avs Thrrsd.v ayen;ng In;t,ss;on
.nd see,ss,,n,e,,s
r,,.,.,... '.,...'..'. o.....,.,... =.
crensraJ . re,', ,oa,, 81. .ha ,o,.a 70
| ala forne,lv Midway
NJ r..s p,~,s.. 81,
~ D,'y p'a AN onop naS
sa slu'pls =, WIZ, s'oens ~ oiue'
~ s''. my ANU " "''ses y n'"'es'
beglnning win TINS week, Secre-
.ary mitcneiI WIN issue weekly bull
'et'ns giving detailed information 10
al real estate dealers subscribing to
tnc advertising fund.
DemiDg sheltered for one night.
would-be President Madero and
Abran Gonzales. provisional gov
ernor Of Chihuahua. They regis
tered at the Commercial under diff
ferent names. but A. IL. Thompson
knew both of them. A secret serv-
ice man looked them up and con-
firmed the theory Of the local man.
They remained under cover and
few people knew Of their presence.
Lieutenant Fielding Lewis Poin-
dexter, recruiting officer, has estab-
lished headquarters in the Fielder
building on Pine street with Private
kiann still In charge. We are
pleased to state that Lieutenant
Polndexter hopes TO establish his
residence IN Deming and make this
clty his military headquarters. He
Will be given the glad hand OF wei
come.
The GRAPHIC was favored Tues
day afternoon with a very pleasant
call from Col. w. +. Cody and for
half an hour our sanctum was a reg
ular reception room, as Buffalo
Bin has many admirers in Deming.
The Old Scout has just invested
SS0O.0OO in Arizona mines near
oracle, his present mine. Col.
Cody is making good in mining as in
other things. He will open his sec
ond farewell tour at Washington
April nth, making only the Eastern
and Middle West cities this season.
The Educational Directory of
New Mexico, Just issued by James
f. Clark, Superintendent Of Public
instruction. is a very comprehensive
compilation of important facts, Just
such a book as you would expect
from man having good gray mat
ter of the Clark brand. An investi-
cation Of teachers salaries discloses
that Deming leads all other cities
and Is an evidence of the superiority
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-03
ABOUT TOWN.


climax Crystal March B.
Sc nnnsoo ,hs ca,,.,. ,,.a -,
all kinds Of cement work
Sam Scbwine Joined tho Metho
Ait church conjs. ,,,o.n;nn o
''go communicate IN. ,,ooa a..,,.
of men l. N insn;re al man 81 @ood'
nesa =
~. -.
son !" The c,;mavv :, ~. cr,s,.l
March & Don't m;ss fh;s one
Thosa ha.,,.;s, ,''''- Neat, ,,,,;..
~ e: o ~. ''''
absolute cost One week. onlv
u--.-,. . IA .-.., 80
-. ,n",;'. az 49, $500 $500 Z: s @' uss'
-. s =. ~ 1919 $500 ae'.s = No'''''''s'
ca..,,... m,,.,a,,,. .'.,.
49, : .s'','. ..,''s.''''. ~ sseep''o''
"'1 m r. ~" = NV i'1" -
~, " 49, - SATURDAY
rrug'e's puck-kneed horse VIII be
Lii 80 $500 s wsa' s~ s" "e
- " "."
ASSISTANT onsh'er bswder mas
taken up y tract Oh land at san
SIMON
FOR rent FURNISHED: Two rooms,
s'eep'ng porcn' path' NOT ana cold
wa'er, NICE ,arge yard. Apply 70
mrs' .. H. n'rcnne'd.
John II. Lester has purchased the
Homer iarnil' residence ana ra'rall'
harrington q 70. VIII put on the
improvements
Willie Spencer, aged IL. shot a
hole through his left foot last week
ana pr. mo'r d'd tne repair work
y" u.
Ask Sam SchwinR about the
GRApHIc's penny'a-word advertis-
ing. lie advertised one COW for
sale once and could have sold six
u ne nau e'h'
See the piano contest coupon be-
low the joint ad. OF the Palace
Drug Store. Deming Mercan-
tile 20. and h. Nordhaus a Sons
20. ou' u OUT ana get busy
Mrs. Patterson has purchased
three lots OF the Deming Real Es-
tate and Improvement Co., south OF
the new Darling residence. and will
build a home on the same.
DR.. NOR. who Is himself recover
ing from a brief illness. reports Mrs.
X. u. Ownby, a Lordsburg patient
in the III Paso hospital, as rapidly
improving.
The ladies' dressing room at the
crystal Is now regular porlor with
a rug and furniture and everything
fine.' remarked one OF the ladies
who attended the concert Monday
evening.
No advance in the present stock
OF the Deming Lumber Co., although
the price has gone up in the whole
sale market from $3.50 to ~ per
thousand.
w. s. Clark and wife now have
two sons and two daughters, the
latest daughter, Carrie Elizabeth,
weight 90 pounds, arriving at their
home Friday evening. w. ).
smiles.
Miss Carrie Hubbard has entered
the II Paso Times contest for the
500 cash prize and we want to see
all her friends get busy and help
her win. Deming is always in the
winning line.
AT the meeting Of the Social Cir
Gle with Mrs. l.. II. Brown, We'd
nesday afternoon, the following Of
ficers were elected: President, Mrs.
Teel; vice president, Mrs. NOR;
secretary, Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. J. III. Rogers was driving
last week with her daughter. Mrs.
Pollard. and lost a mink boa. Any
one finding the same will confer a
great favor by returning It to Mr..
Pollard's Office.
Lumber has advanced from $3.50
to 500 per thousand in the whole
sale market, but not a dollar adj
vance will be made by the Deming
Lumber Co. on present supply.
An important meeting Of the W.
c. 7. u will be held at the resi-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-03

Frank Weaver Is doing com.
mission business, buying and selling
cows on order, mis- examination for
soundnew, etc, being 4 part Of the
deal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-03

Friday evening Delegate Andrews
telegraphed that President Taft had
approved the New Mexico constitu.
ton and recommended It's adoption
TO both houses.
Three days later he wired that
the Committee on Territories had
unanimously approved Of the An
drews resolution admitting New
Mexico to statehood and saying that
President Taft is helping all he can.
Wednesday evening the welcome
news was flashed that the House
had passed the bill by pnanimous
vote putting II up to tho Senate,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-03

Because OF increasing business.
Stenson 4 Son are enlarRing their
store 20x2b feet, brick being used
In construction. j. w. McCurry Is
boss.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-03-03

Kelly Phillipa, I'd and Jim Hall
and Ed Pride are entered In the In
ternational worlds championship
contest at Cowboy Park. Juarez,
March 3 TO 6.
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The thing that win help
self the fact that liable this
that been built
OF their DO allow
Influence and yoursefproye
We do not want 20 take word for this It's only
distance to DuvALI.
Ia a o. 10
railroads the Cherry Valley profitable
valley with
dustry alone win make good of DUvALI rail-
roads FOUR LARGE MILLS have builthree OF
operating and the fourth completed still another
mill In located and Its construction
DuvAIL only few months old. trif1o
kind will be built This
that both Northern the c. NJ selected
chief station In tho Cherry Valley Here they have laid out large
shipping grounds tho built
enough for city OF FIVE THOUSAND POPULATIONS
Think II viii a lot the
business reaches
Northerns FIRST ESTIMATE.
carefully final proof SEE NEW
CITY AND THE RICH VALLEY
the business only SIS each including
and mains Small faus the valley
bottom prtces
OREGON WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Everett Office. Henry building.
Seattle Wash
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LIT FOR SABRE
TOOTH TIGER

t0e ANGELES. Cal. Aug. H.
cu1ng all the way from Vienna.
= 3nncis Xavier Shasfer - In
- ANGELES today on a hunt for
oDonnes Of sabre toothed tigers. =
uu11gloric animal said to have
1pn1ed here about nine million
~ ago.
h. ochaefer win do most OF his
orIing IN the suburbs of Beverley.
u1efo parts Of tiger bones have
~ found recently.
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conDEnsED MILK
n|uo InDlFFEnEnT

- Cn1tp1 rr~<> Leased WireJ
~ ANGELES. Cal. Aug. H.
unG1cR Gail Borden's indifference
y - wife. Eseanors, suit for
oMece spells collision or not will
= ls(eFmined al a special hearing
4 ~ ease Monday. Judge Houser.
lbFe viem the case Is being tried.
- eummoned the condensed milk
~ y ~ present at the time. when
bvill be closely questioned regard.
: 2psnfYnnG<ment with his WIFE
Haden vent to Catalina island
~ the bearing opened. instruct
- ~ attorneys not to advise him
q ~ cases progression, as he was
- Interested.
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'IllBlRD OIL FACES
/ 100000. FINE

RLu. n. Y. Aug. is.--rhc
c<sS OH Co today faces the
- AZ 1 $4,000 900 fine Tor ~.
...- under a decision handed
x Judge Hazel OF the U. :.
- cnurt here. The company
.<eestiy convicted OF receiving
- a. shipments OF oil from
~ N Y. 20 Rutland and Bel
vsIls. VI. and fined $4,000.
q ssevicsion being affirmed ON APP
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,1l1son LIKES
PANAMA CANAL

- Cnst<i tss-> leased Nirr,
uTW YORK. AUG. i2.-"fiated
- II aka mlnation Of the Panama
~, and with the state OF the
s.s,j,estlons aud general condi-
~ here. Secretary OF War slim
~ arrived here today frous the
1kcard the shin OF which the
..s~,1.rx returned were the re-
s.,ss a Lieut. Merritt. engineer
d. anger of the battlcshlp Maine.
~ IN be sent TO Red Oak. la.
Sr norlaL
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allslneag cHAMcEs.

49,
bldg. furnished. Large barn. bearing
orchard, lots. Busiress established
years. good town with assured future.
sleulars apply 70 n, Il. Mason. Dss moinss.
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NOW DON'T
DECEIVE YOURSELF

DO you REALLY KNOW or THE OPPORTUNITIES IN puvALLf
THIS NEW CITY Is BACKED UP ny 100000 ACRES OF RICH
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HgLp wAnIEo-EsMALE:
BE A TRAINED NURSE. study At
home. Earn cas- weekly. Thousands
rE M Nrn asn iSsTiTurH isso
ROCHESTER,. n Y.
Flrst-elsHs nurse glri. 70 take full
charge two small children afternoons.
tfs per month. Apt. A., ii0I r. Denny
way.
OF age. Superior Candy and Cracker Co.
ff5 Main
Wages. bills. claims coilseted; persons
located st Bailey main ts7I. Open
svsnings
Free rent for atlsn5ins telephones.
rooms furnished. s.ss ls,h - -
SPECIAL NOTICES:
POULSBO HEIGHTS.
Poaisbo IL onIy CSC boat fare from &C.
attic. at foot Of Hoods canal Fine
lots In Pouisbo Heights. guaranteed
IsvsL sis and $40 each: % cash and
,sen moI II wa.h n $50 SEND your d.
poslt. Derry ncsity Co. blaine:
Notice--ro whom u may CONFORMS !
viii not par any dsbts contrsctsd " my
wife from this date. u: G. GARLAND.
~~o.~~~~o~.~~<~~~~~~ ~<~~~~.~-~~-~~~~~
d ID . u u d Id y u u d d I
3 DUN 3
ID WEEKLY RENTAL BULLETIN y
ID CONTAINS WHAT You WANT. ID
D ny letting us know your name and D
ID address, ~ will mail you -
D copy. Contains everything We y
d John DAVIS q COMPANY. d
u 100 Second Az. y
D Main sffi. Ind. $500 y
y u D o d u n y I'd y D y y y D D I
Must sell quick, Groom bungalow, fur.
nishe d .xood; ti7s Madison car 70 t2nd
av. N. walk 6, camp -.
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For sale. two roll top desks two re-
.,s5fihf fhslfs, three cabinets. etc Apply
~ Eplef BLOCK, elS Hec0ud AZ
Desks. chairs snOeceses C.hlfag0 store
nna DIIlce IurnIfnre Co iaxf Ilrat a.
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= 7''777''7l'7-7''7-7
CftATTEl Mg
CCIIATrsAl ,onue

>>sS'-Ns,-~s>>e~-~~-~-~ ~~~~~~-~~-N--~~~~~
., Loans on furniture, irSrses. etc. William
.e.a.n. room w New York blde
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AUTO WANTED.
WIN trade equity Of $500 In rich
Fraser Valley acreage. near vancouver.
n q. for good automobile. Must be
in good running order. and pass In
spectiou--iand will do 40. Berry Realty
Co, Blaine
wanted 10 buy or trade-Few acres
lake 'front.' or on running water. j. a.
r. Station I. fnterbrr.
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~ Cssss6 Pr~-~ I~ssed wirs)
Ao0 ANGELES, Cal, Aug. H.
ut p police raid on a Chinese
mi place. r. Baber. S. a negro
~ mason, tainted from fright
n tn1ay and died In the receiv-
.pitAl less than an hour later.
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FACTS ABOUT ROCHESTER,

Rochester socaiied townsies"
side. where costs double the of lot the
Rochester stuated the heart level cleared fertile
valley being rapidly developed which
alohe sufficient build Rochester with
has the railroads Nowthres Of
line the town and work start at time Rochester has
schools already built beautiful
telephones mail delivery
biz furniture and factory building w employ
from rs 100 when completed looking
where conditions heahful and ideal
this continent looking
savings where they VIII be safer than bank and where
think yourself buy while
cleared ready build s25
DOWN and a mnnfh1
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AUCTION SALES

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We gladly people
OF Seattle really
been made by Investing when they starting Within
the OF people living Seattle
ond for $50 each These lots worth each
think The rs
cities within
the the
cities mentioned willing
ties They didn't hide their the Of
deposit valuable getting
dent friends 70 what the best thing to do They be
GOT BUSY Who win be the rich
VIII be those who hide their safe deposit boxes who
indulge the OF getting wealthy the
certainly will this
their savings like
with the big
westward In the 10 Why IN
soNs that leave Seattle Wednesdays and sundaysy FREE ILLUS
TRATED BOOKLET mailed We the only ownse
Seattle that the property they selling We
Sac wish make appointment In the
ing you through work
AMERICAN @0ME 0MvES INTENT Go.
3f3-3i4si5 Mehlhorn Bldgs si4 Second ". Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce Bldg, Portland.
Pausen Bldg. Spokane. Wash