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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
NAVY DEPARTMENT TO HELP
Twenty-eight in Peril on Grounded
Steamer.

Washington, March 20. - Twenty
eight men in the crew of the steamer
grounded eight miles from Key West
While bound from Tampa to Balti-
more, are i'm peril of losing their lives
and the navy department has been
appealed to for help. Owners of the
vessel reported the steamer to be in
dangerous position and asked the
navy department to send the naval
tug Massosoit from Key West to as
sist the Luckenbach.
The revenue cutter Forward is
standing by the steamer, but reports
that the men may be lost unless help
Is promptly sent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
HOPE TO EMU THE DEADLOCK
Colorado Democratic Legislators Are
Asked to Meet in Caucus.

Denver, March 29.-Action taken in
a caucus of so called Speer followers
in the legislature is believed to be
significant of the trend OF sentiment
toward breaking of the deadlock on
the United States senatorship.
The caucus adopted resolutions in
viting all Democratic members of the
legislature to meet in caucus to agree
on measures that must be quickly
passed and to decide on some one
person for a successor to the late
United States Senator Charles !!
Hughes. Jr.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
state Commission Proposed.

Albany, N. Y, March ga COM
mission of nine members to inquire
into the cause of the Asch building
fire In New York, to investigate and
fix the responsibility for the loss OF
life and to recommend legislation for
the safety of lives in factories and
large buildings in New York, was pro-
posed 81 Sy- 4Assemhiyman Cuvillier. The
bill provides an appropriation OF $15..
oe0 Tor expenses
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
Sees Melodrama; Ends Life.

Cincinnati, March 29.-Because {
melodrama, which she had just VII.
messed and in which the heroin.
lacked the guidance of mother 10.
nrntrayed almost exactly her own
Elizabeth Cook. twenty-one yeas
OF Clearwater. Mich, known here
Mrs. Richard Muir, committed Ga. ~-.~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
Madero Predicts Speedy Peace.

San Antonio, Tex. March 90
Francisco L. Madero, ST., father of the
insurrecto leader, upon his arrival
here, declared that peace in Mexico
is assured within thirty days. Him
self, his son Alfonso and his son Gus
tavo, he thought, would be the revo-
lutionary representatives.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
Mormon Treasurer Dead.

I Salt Lake City, March 29.-James
Jack, treasurer of Utah for twent,
years and treasurer of the Mormon
church for more than fifty years, die6
at his home here of old age He was
eighty.tNo years old.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29

A Special Medicine for Kidney Ailments
Many elderly people have found in
toley's Kidney Remedy quick relief
and permanent benefit from kidney and
bladder ailments and from annoying
urinary irregularities due to advancing
years. Isaac N. Regan, Farmer, Mo-,
says: "Foley S Kidney Remedy effected
a complete cure in my case and / want
others to know it. Sold by all druggists
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29

Ell Paso, Tex, March 29.-Thou-
sands of noncombatants in Northern
Mexico are struggling to get out of
the country, it is reported by refugees
who have been able to reach the
border.
Many women and children have no
means of transportation. Others are
afraid to attempt to make living in
a country foreign to them, and still
others are restrained by the fear that
their property win fall into the hands
of the insurrectos.
Seventeen families on the border
near Ell Paso applied to customs Off
cials TO be allowed to bring their
horses and household goods into this
country. They pleaded that they
were tired of fighting to preserve their
property at the risk of their lives.
Although business in Juarez seem
ingly continues as usual, many fami
lies are moving to the American side
of the river because of persistent ru
mors that JuareZ eventually will be at
tackled by the insurrectos.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
horrified at Loss OF Life in
| New York Blaze.
TO PARADE AT FUNERAL
Thousands Will Follow Bodies of Un-
identified Dead to Their Last Rest
inu Place and Then Attend a Big
Mass MeetingsWhere Demands Will
Be Made on Public Officials to Make
City Factories Safe.

New York, March 29.-United union
labor Mortified by the realization that
most of the lives lost in the Triangle
waist factory might have been saved
had the existing laws been lived up
to, is arranging a mighty demonstra-
ton of protest.
What will amount to a general sus-
pension of work is planned when the
bodies of the unidentified are buried.
As many union men and women as
can do so will follow the hearses on
foot as a protest against the lax en-
forcement of the labor law. The
Trades Union league has taken charge
of the arrangements.
Following funerals big mass meet
ing will be held at which demands will
be made that the authorities make
the factories of the city safe. The
unions will also arrange for the prepa-
ration of a comprehensive report
showing just what conditions exist in
every factory building in the city.
Reform Will Be Demanded.
One copy of this report will be re-
tanned by the unions, one will be filed
with Mayor Gaynor and one sent to
the state commissioner of labor with a
demand that all conditions complained
OF will be remedied.
That some of the exit doo-s of the
Triangle factory were locked when
the fire started seemed certain despite
the denials of the members of the firm
Coroner Holtzhauser has a score oi
witnesses whom he will call when the
inquest is started who will testify tC
this. In addition, Chief Croker says
his men could not get into the work
shop on the ninth and tenth floors un
til after they had chopped down the
DOORS
There are still twenty-eight unidenti
fed bodies in the morgue and it is un
likely more than one or two Of these
will be identified. These bodies are
merely black, charred masses, with
perhaps only buttoned shoe OF
piece of cloth skirt clinging to them
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
EAGER TO QUIT
MEXICAN SOIL
Noncombatants Weary Of
Prolonged Struggle. ? ?
SOME REACH THE BORDER

Thousands Of Others Struggling to
Get Away, but Many Have No Means
of Transportation and Others Fear
to Leave Because of Property Inter,
ests-Believed Juarez Will Eventual.
ly Be Attacked by lnsurrectos.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
Not q Word of Scandal.

marred the call Of neighbor Of Mrs. w.
p. Spangh, Of Manville, Wyo., who said:
'she told me DR.. Kirg's New Life Pills
had cured her of obstinate kidney troub
le, and made her feel like new woman"
Easy, but sure remedy for stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. Only 26c at
oil druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
SITUATIONS wAnTsp-Mtl.

" u n4iIosy srews hair and eur.
fasfruff III Csiunas+- Ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
rIkE PLACE MAnkEr.


Aaparawua IS crnfs ponnH tomatoes
- csnts poaud lettuce tunehre for 5
cents and erata head cabbage. s and
10 eents head. Fhuharh : Fuaads rs
sentsi spinarh. 10 eeRte p1uud. celery.
reafA bunrHs arangea 10 ana IS rwais
dntans iaunana. rs cents daeeus sra ~
fruit cents each cnepanuts ttes Dried
gnf9u# pounds Is cents dried r1arh~s
, pounds - cents. rfanusrrtSs 10 reuts
measure.
I.srah rhops. 10 cents pound. shaaiasr
lamb. cents pnuud laxsb stsw. 3 esnts
peuna bellies beef. ard cents ssuHt .
sifipin afeas. - rvnte raand. Fstsnr
ataak. - rsnts rnund pot vast ~
rsnts paund veal rutista ~ cents Fseuna +.
poFA steak. IS cents l-eunsi salt psrk. rs
rrpis pounds rhipped BEET. - esnts
pound.
i.DesI ranrs ssxs % rensa dossn !
dozen s. cents. fresh 1Fesan sEEs Is
cents dossu. Wasrfngtan creamery bet
tor. IS cents pound. unsaftsd tatter. IS
Fenfa pound Wtnr9anta butter. ~ cents
pound. Tliiamank cheese. 2 pmumss 90
cents. cream briek cheese. Z ppuads rs
cents Episs cheese. 70 eeass ppasd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
death MYSTERY


PORTLAND. Or. March IA.
though "a hours has passed since
the discovery OF tho body Of Henry
Eptsng. an artist. known from
Alaska TO tho Mexican line. the cor.
oner has discovered no clew that
viii explain the reason for the
mans suicide. His body was found
ON Council Crest a hill overlooking
Portland. He had shot himself To
the head. In the pocket was found
a note reading: This Ia a case Of
sclf-destnction.-
A sealed letter. directed to Miss
Mary Epting. 1857 Sanchez St. San
Francisco. and a list OF fri ndH'
names whom he wished 90 be nosi.
fled, was pinned 10 the letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
ARoUNDTHE WORLD STORY No
DAILY STAR TOURISTS IN DENMARK,
LAND OF HAMLET---AND COOPERATION

BY Cooperation and Business
Honesty the Farmers of Den
mark Have Made Themselves
the Wealthiest Per Capita in
Europe.
THE Star Tour OF the WORLDLY
COPENHAGEN. Denmark. March
is.-The bacon and eggs of the
Land OF HaH.rst~ are OF more real
interest 10 the world than Elsinore
castle. where Hamlet lived. For
Denmark Is the schoolmaster OF the
world in the matter OF bacon and
eggs and butter and the like.
One OF the smallest nations Of
the world. and not long ago one Of
the poorest. Denmark Is today lead
ing the world In certain agricul.
tural matters. and leading Europe
In the matter OF per capita wealth.
Cooperation Is the keynote OF
Danish success. Handicapped by
poor soil and an unfavorable eli
mate, the Danish farmers have, by
putting their heads together and
pulling together. made Denmark IA
nous the world over for It's butter.
eggs and bacon.
When you buy an egg In DEN
mark you find II stamped with the
name Of the man who owns the
hen that laid It. and with the brand
OF the cooperative poultry society
TO which the man belongs. The
stamp Is a guarantee that the egg
has passed a most rigid inspection.
IL has made Danish eggs the most
sought after eggs In Europe ana
the highest priced. The same Is
true Of Danish butter and bacon.
Through cooperative organizations
and frequent and rigid inspection Of
products, the standard has been
raised till a Danish brand on butter
or bacon is an absolute guarantee
Of purity and excellence.
Thus by doing teamwork-by
pooling their interests and hiring
experts to advise them and 70 run
their creameries and cooperative
slaughter houses, the Danish farm
ers have worked up In less than so
years from near the bottom OF the
prosperity column to the very top.
SO really a keg Of Danish butter
IL of more vital interest TO the
world than Elslnore castle. and the
Danish dairy maid pictured here
than the ghost OF Hamlet's father.
For the butter represents the
product Of the COW that made Den
marx rau.ous--and the girl repre-
It. l.. tr.r 81
industrious, virtuous, democratic
one OF the most admirable races In
the world.
From Denmark The Ster globe
trotters will cross into Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
SWEARS MEXICO
KIDNAPPED TWO

LOS ANGELES March ID
Chas. Converse. the aged father Of
Lawrence Converse. who, with Ed
ward BIatt, Is held prisoner in the
cpafte at Juarez, Mexico. on the
charge Of conspiracy 10 overthrow
the Diaz government In Mexico.
claims to have found conclusive
evidence that the boys were seized
on American soil and dragged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
Unusual This

An unprlncipled white man re-
versed a popular belief when he
entered chicken coop at the rear
OF the residence OF u. II. Martin.
the eoiored boxer % Ballard. last
night. and carried away the cholc.
est roostors and hens. Martin
knows !, was white man who
did IL, because he saw him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

across the border into Mexico.
The elder Converse has just re-
turned from the scene Of the al
legged kidnapping and declares he
found unmlstakable signs OF a strug-
gle at the camp where the boys
we're last seen. He also found Mex
lean witnesses. who declare they
saw the struggle and arc able TO
identify the kidnapers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
Single Taxer Here

Henry George. ir.. son OF the
famous advocate OF the single tar.
and himself elected 20 Congress
last fall from the city OF New York
on n free trade and single tax plat.
form. will be In Seattle Wodnes.
day. and viii speak az the Y. NJ G.
A. at night on The Single Tax.
It's Meaning and Progress"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
+. r. TO TALK TO
SPOKANE NEGROES

SPOKANE, March 13.--Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt has accepted
the Invitation extended to address
the colored people OF Spokane dur
Ing his visit here next month, In
the interest OF the negro uplift
movement that Is attracting wide
spread interest throughout the
country.
The Invitation was extended on
behalf Of the colored citizens by
Rev. DIR. J. Gordon Mcpherson, Of
the Peoples Tabernacle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
THREATEN BIG R. R. STRIKE
BECAUSE OF NEGRO FIREMEN

notified the firemen that unless the
strike Is settled in few days the
engineers would serve the railway
with 10 days strike notice.
n this is done, the strike probably
will extend 10 all southern railways
which employ negro firemen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

Following the resignation Of John
Mitchell from the National Civic
Federation on the mandate OF the
Mine Workers union, the same
issue has been drawn in the
Machinist's union where President
o'Connell u being opposed by VIM.
II. johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

CINCINNATI. March 13.---Com-
plete tie mp Of the Queen and Ores
cent railroad and probably all the
southern lines is threatened today.
IL was announced here that the or
der OF Locomotive Engineers had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
DAIRY Farm BARGAiN

20 acres near Auburn 90 acres well I'm
proved. new dwelling. large barn sense.
bearing. plenty nf water extra good
land an Ideal home location. and a
money maker from the start; owner
desires quick sale, and has set price
accordingly. fi9 Hoo Terms
ROBERT MALTBG.
Infh AlaaAa nnlidlnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

Frank c. Lowe. president OF the
local union OF Painters and DecorA-
tors. was elected president OF the
Northwest Painters conference at
the meeting last week. The con
ference comprises all painters In
Washington, Oregon and British
Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
BOARD . 10 roon.

~~~~~~~~~~D~~~~~~4~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Large. sunny, steam heated rooms.
single and en- suite. with two meals!
Capitol hiil district 10 minutes TO heart
n city. reasonable y te7s.
Room and board. IS per week. walk
ing distance3 steam heat. use Of billiard
table. piano ana library Main sbat
Room and board. single aud double
hsme cooking iktt n Jefferson.
Board and room for two; good ioca.
ton. house modern. n 3aSg
Comfortable home for elderly OF invalid
woman, references Red SEA
Children boarded. Phone Queen Anne
ff4n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
HooRAY ron THlsl

WASHINGTON. March ia.-Tho
constltutlonality OF the corporation
tax law WAS upheld today by the
United states supreme court The
decision Of the court WAS read by
Justice Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
PAS IDEA OF 1T.

Little WiIlie-whai Is so
ciety. pat
Pa--Soclsty. my son. 10 some
thing that requires as much
money to get into as Il does
brains to keep out Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13
LABOR NOTES

Raymond Duncan, the seantliy
dressed embodiment OF Hellenic
art and philosophy. was a visitor at
the Labor Temple this morning. He
Is trying To interest workingmen in
his higher plane OF life"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

A general strike Of seameu alt
over the world Is due 10 occur this
sumner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-13

The carpenters union has gone
on record favoring closing the post
office on sundays to give the EN-
ployes one days rest In seven.
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HELP wANrgp-rUMAlE

HELP wANrEp-rEMAlE
Ns~~~~~~~c~~~~@~~~~~-~ -~~~~~~~s~~~~e~~N
49,. .........
. OF BABY OR CHILDREN. +.
. FREE PICTURE
To advertise my speciality Of chill I.
dren's pitcurss ! VIII awe 60 any. !.
one bringing this coupon and child !.
one beautiful picture free Don't lot .
baby grow ~ withe1i a picture.
HARTERS.
1873 Fourth and Pike. :.
80. .
wanted-Pupiis 10 learn stage ard stcp
dancing a. Of y. Class. half price. en-
gsEements secured. Academy. 1910
Howell ~.
Capable siTi Tor general housswork.
good cook GOOD wages. Phone heacou
Good all for general housework small
family t02 18th y.
competent giri for general homework
family 81 four North Rds.
Giri 10 assist With general homework
g7T i2th AZ. y. East ttss.
Woman Of good address 70 Introduce new
business. 80 arcade
HELP wANTEo-MALE.
=. -
barber trade Largest and most com.
plese school In the Vert wages paid
while learning. An unlimited course only
t2s. Come and sec US or write for par
tlcuiarH
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
Is Washington. or TAO THIRD Az.
Phone, Main stat.
wanted--i .00e men 10 piay pool at the
Oriental pool rooms We glve our patrons
trade checks. itis Third av.. between
Pike and Union
MODEL HOTEL
Wanted, rs men 20 take steam heated.
electric lighted rooms. free baths. 15c
night; 1910 Third.
i.ooe men wanted 10 eat hot roast beef
sandwiches. Basement ORIENTAL
POOL ROOM. 14ta Third av,. between
PIKE ard Union,
Live men aud women wanted to sell
shares IN Kiit edge Industrial proposition.
DENNY INVESTMENT co.
500 Lumber Exchange
PAINTING. paper banging. kaisomin-
Ing. general housecleaning Phone Maple
btb
INTRODUCTION socfETY
3o7 Pike st. room ~, Abbott hotel.
Industrious and sober man wants In
side labor q. u. Janeway, tot Union st,
Wanted estitnate 10 remove dirt
i5t7M Third and Pike.
Ifieh class solicitor wanted man or
woman, city work Phone Main titg.
CHAWFDkD FLOOR CO, II s7ai.
Floor BurfacinR ana refinlshina done
Prof stevens. New Method Teach
w. ing Dancing guaranteed In I pri.
~vatc lessons. Day and evening. Trial
Mitl always free Fourth ana Pine st
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PERSONAL.
ARRllMG' S

Rosshushss. Fruit Trees and Plants
Are tho best Eruen Call ana zoe our
stock
AAnLiSO'R SEED CO.
- W Pike ~
Neat ~ lubiie Market
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HE WASHINGTON OxYCE.
NATOk Co.
ft.fk rsf Has Seattle. wash
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PEN frnnMEn


PHONES MAIN sfsri fSp 30
Ms fsH nicksrt. graduate niautfs
hafns eoaflnemsuti female disorders sue
eeasfuliy treated phgsieiaa " fsagssd
1871 Waller. rnfnsf FstttAhe Taks
tsassiass az 81 Naiisf sts Ffufu "
WAATED-- rsssFoas suffeTtnr frern
HOOD 81 aNf~ disorders q arr Kind
~ call fuf fgss trial haffio pf Hlrkofd .
fafnaus f~u~av 50 Pacific Hffs
LADIES' REMODELfNG PARLoRs
ssw rsrmsnts naas ard aid rssredsiss
Latest styles Prices reasonable tit
kfeste uids fnf 3. fttr
MERVEiLLE HAIR REsTORER
IL bot a dye wiii tarn rrag ~ bieaghed
hats 20 lss natufai eeisr tst Arcade
nag Maip iefs
HEfHH wanted ~ ascn ta.ees estates
seeking claimants fnu may b. on6
faefs W haakies 81 Write az aucn In.
tsFnational cisifu Assnev. riitsbpfF -.
FtnaT Clans pHEssMAkEH
All sufk guaranteed. tql D. Denny
NheuuAtisfa. acute ~ chronic COR sps-
staiir Hyksa ThsFspsatic HathA tek
! am cured q rupture without oprsA-
ton i9t star
Hot air ard eisctrto@i bAths massage
ara Swedish movements HyEes rhern-
r~stir uaiha. scs Elfei Hik
" y neiIery srews haif and surss
fsEsruff III cstamsf- Ct
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y~-~~~~~~-~-~~~s~s~~-~~ ~~~s~~~~~~-~~~e~~~~
--wantsd-vaeant houses
---luesn Anne district
Have fenants waiting
Call Melville. Main sfsf-
Wantch-~A good ancond- hand horse.
lumber wagon. also heavy single harness
Phone East tig1
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oTrICN>
EN E@

Properly fltted with Kiasxcs Repairing
done. The Albert Hansen Optical De-
pRrtment
CHERRY ST. corner FIRST AVE.
J. w Ednands. Oph d. Graduate OPP
tieian. Jos Jsary nidr " 1l1t. Ind ISIS
CUSHING. oPTICIAS. sz7 Leary BIDS.
Phone Main esfe
psTE~1 ATTORNEYS
Adams HrSoks registered Patent and
Trade Mark Attorneys, 20 years In Se-
attic. sas-s colman block.
Barnes 4 Co, registered patent attcr-
neys starr povd Rlcck Write for hook
-->.~---INIIEHI>>-S---ss Sn -MonEI,S---~---
27qi--Seattie Pattern Marks-M sess.
The best equipped shop In town.
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TnE oXYdENAroR

IN NAAaANat VIZ
csfrs and rufss. unthins shall ever stop
u. pncumsnla In tNe houFs al kints
81 fever bleed Infsau. no nattor hnN
bad. liver. kidnr9. appendicitis mnd
fheafnatiafn must 49, tnfauttla Fafaifs
SIS speedily removed asthma rataFrh.
stomach trouble walsh as snes before
the noa1dAg sun ressfna aud al blood
disresra long aad throat Troubles
nend Zoe cur ~ gaNo books - par
pathY and home inaofusmeni soc
cured IN Wasniuetpu rihca February l.
THE WASHINGTON oxYGE.
Major CO.
ft.it ri uidN Seattle. wash
RUPTURE cuRED-Do not wear
trees! psfmansnt. sbsaiatr. without apefs
alien % d0tsnfiuu ffpni tnsiases qf
aborl ever ens hundred eases rufsa past
tse teara frofn ans ! gsAf g as fa
Ths Harvard aystsni. t9t hhafsa nidHs
ttit nacund AZ N~@tsls
NArNNorArHlc fHiHictA@s
Members %A4srupathtf H9rief2 - Amer
Ia Licensed ~ state hfl NNs
uuLrttN inaiitrte. Nrstnr mag. ttts
WssiiMAm. us&F Fins AgnnF pAFfNfa Tor
pefearathY. gHiNufHAcTtC aai ALL
Nasafai Methaais naema sin 90 vita
eut beard a. Institute Treatments -
STYLISH HANGOVER SHOP.
Hats trtrausa dFsd. cleaned nnd 70
ttsarkef Fiurnss eHsied and slsansd
Aftsfaftaa nepf tss sAd cd ssF-
mshls 81 1913
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1 rnn NnnM. eI al.,..s

chssauts NafssrY. ssih and waiiins.
ford wants your Lawn huiidinE Phone
Nerth tets
@as.a " % ss s'' fsi,s 's =, '-''''' ''
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FUNERAL pirrcToas.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s>-~.>~~~N~~~~e~~~~~ eS~o@~~r>~~@<~~~~~y
Eaheiman a Wusen, carpenters and
general jebbeFa Weather stripping ana
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~-~~~~~~~-e~~~~~~~~~~se ~~~~~c~e~ee>~~~~~~~~
Young man. handy with any kind u
tools. can do food carpenter work. can
milk cnHn. care horse. VII epfk for
reasonable waErs IN good piNnF. Write
). Ppvaa tTat w ssna -
PAINTING. paper haneinF, kais1fnin-
irE. general housekeeping fhaua Maple
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REAL estate LOANS.

sSeeeeececs~ee-~-s~-eesa -Na~N.ee<<4<-o~ec-e-e-r
CITY AND COUNTY LOANS
On Improved Or vacant property AZ and
7 Der cent. any amount from 80 70 500.
for long ~ short fifns. and aaag par~
fnsnfas no delay HfurtaVanf CO. af1
Boston block feeour ana Columbia
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