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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-30
RAILWAY ACCIDENT
 RAgH-HnHT

 PITTSBURG, Pa. Aug. 29.-The en- zine and seven passenger coaches comprising train No 5 on the B. & O railroad bound from New York to Fittsburg left the track tonight at Round Boston Terrace about 46 miles east of here. The wreck is cJnsid- cred remarkable i1 that no passer. gers were injured. Three trainmen sustained slight bruises The train remained upright.
 First reports received at Councils vile, and West Newton, Pa, were thas a large number of persons had been killed or injured. Relief trains cal rying physicians were rushed frcm 10th places.
 The cause of the accident is not known.
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PROMINENT MEXICAN
 MISSING FROM WASHiNGTON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Celso $, Cortes. a Mexican Of well known fam fly, who was in Washington several months ago, and who previously was known to have been in Baltimore, has not been heard of for more than three months and fears of his death are entertained by relatives in Mexico. The Mexican ambassador is condu ct- ing a search for him.
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES
 MAKE BAD SHOWING.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Govern- ment finances for this month will no. compare favorably with August, 191O.
 A deacit Of s22,000 on ordinary ao counts is already shown in compari son with a deficit of $l4,00O,0 as compared with a year ago. The gov erments total expenditures for the same period are more than s2,000, 000 greater.
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TREASURY TAKES NO
 ACTION TO PROVIDE MONEY

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-For the first time in many seasons the fed eral treasury is making no prepare tions to meet the autumnai demand for money for moving the crops Neither do treasury officials expect the usual crop moving season demand Tor bills of small denomination.
 Prospects for medium sized crops, easy money and the strong cash posl ton of nearly all the country banks are the reasons ascribed for this con dItion.
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OREGON IN COMMISSION

SEATTLE, Wash. Aug. 29.-The famous old battleship Oregon was placed in commission today as a part of the reserve fleet Of the Pacific coast squadron. after an idleness of five years. During the past few years sl,000.0O0 has been spent moderniz- ing the Oregon, so she could go into use again. Captain C. A. Pond, for meriy Of the armOred cruiser Penn sylyania, is iR command
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eoRKv BEATS JOE

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Porky Flynn hade a shade tie better Of Joe Jean cite tonight in len rounds al the Falr- mount club. It was the first fight under the new law. The bout was a disappointment to the big crowd, be- ing tame.
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Enters Business.

Hugh Dugan, nephew of Bob Hen messy Of this city. and a frequent visitor to Bisbee, has entered the un- dertaking business at Cananea. He has purchased a new hearse from an eastern factory. which will arrive at Cananea soon. Hugh was formerly a member of the Csnanea Cactus league ball team and has many friends all aver the circuit who will wish him good fortune
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MRs wARn nlvoacEn

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 29.-Mrs. Mary W. Ward, Vh1 caused the arrest Of her husband. James W. Ward, dur ing his participation in the interne tional aviation meet last week, today obtained a divorce from the aviator Ward did not contest the case. Mrs. Ward said she was married May 29 1909, and her husband left her the same day.
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cIApp ro nE ARsEMr-

PHOENIX, Aug. 29.-Weather per hitting, the statehood celebration un- der the auspices of the Statehood league, postponed Saturday night be- cause of rain, will be held tomorrow night, though 1t is now stated that Senator Clapp will not be here to speak as planned
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REEERREp ro MEXICO

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Many claims of Americans for damages in Me.-lco due to the recent revolution continue to pour into the state de- partment. The policy of this govern ment is to refer all such claims to Mexico for their consideration by the claims tribunal created by President de Ia Barra
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Streets improved.

The street in front of the Y. NJ. c. A. building and leading up the hill to the Catholic church is being given coat of gravel and crushed rock. This work was begun before the re cent rains but the work was undone by the rain. Trenches are being dug on each side of the street to drain of the rain water.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-30
aALnMIn vs- RITcHIE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. z9.- Matty Baldwin and Willie Ritchie have finished training for thelr fight here tomorrow night The bout will take place at Coffroth's club and win be a twenty round aaaiT
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pEIEcrs comMIssIoN PLAN.

NEW YORK. Aug 29.-New Jersey cities in special elections today re iected tho commission form Of gov ernment Governor Wilscn strongly urged the adoption of the plan.
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IRIsu LoRp CHANCELLOR.

LONDON, Aug. 2s.-Remond Barry, attorney general Of Ireland, has been appointed lord chancellor of Ireland in succession to Sir Samuel Walker, who died at Dubin on August lS-
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Return to Douglas.

Chairman J. F. RSss of-.the Co chlse county democratic central com mittee and other members of that
 committee from the Shelter City. returned to Douglas yesterday after attending the meeting of that body here Monday night.
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Pupils to Enroll.

The enrolment cf pupils for the fifth term at the Loretta Academy will begin Monday morning, Septem- Der 1 and actual work in the clasA rooms will be open Tuesday morning at o'clock. Pupils are urged to en- roll on the first day in order that they may obtain full benefit of the term of forty weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-30
RaIIroad Men Here.

Garnet King, assistant general freight and passenger agent of the Fl Paso & Southwestern, with head quarters at Fl Paso, accompanied by Travelling Freight Agent E. G. Mus tain, was In the city yesterday. leav- ing in the afternoon for Douglas.
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PRINTERS WERE WINNERS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-Cincinnati' s tyVographers bested the Pittsburs team in fhe initial set-to If the ten game touInament of the union print CTS national baseball lezgue. Score F to 3.
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Case Continued.

The case against w. NJ Roberts charged with disturbing the pegtce by fighting, which was to have been called yesterday afternoon at , o'clock was continued until this even ing at : o'clock Roberts entered a plea of not guilty and the case was deferred so that witnesses might be summoned.
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Douglas officer Here.

Harry Wheeler, a ranger stationed at Douglas. was in the city yesterday. He returned to the Shelter City on his motorcycle which he recently pur- chased from Court Interpreter F. E. Thomas of this city
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To Study Nursing.

Miss Amelia Gregovich has gone to Los Angeles. Cal. where she will enter a hospital to prepare herself for the profession of nursing.
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Jones Pays Fine.

L. Nj. Jones, who was arrested Monday by Officer c. N. Thomas on the charge Of indecent exposure was arraigned in Judge T. D. Burdick's s court and fined s1O, which he paid. This is the third case of this char acter in the district this month.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-30

Special 50 cent Luncheon and si.oo Table d'Hote Dinner daily at Copper Queen noteI. zoo
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Brief Local Items
Take to Douglas.

s. P. Blaekman was taken yester- day to the county hospital at Douglas for treatment
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c untry Tow n
 s GyIngs
By Ed" Howe

never knew book or play hero who was not too good.
 No man can smile in the face of diversity and mean it.
 Few men progress except as they are pushed along by events.
 What people say behind your back is your standing in the community in which you live.
 Every man thinks that only his strong will keeps his troubles from driving him mad.
 It doesn't make any difference how much man charges, he always says his prices are reasonable.
 A woman is satisfied if her child ren are happy; but a man wants some of the happiness himself
 About the wisest looking thing in the world is country boy who has been boarding in town two or three weeks, studying law.
 When anything is stolen the police always try to keep the item out of the papers. 90 the man who did the steal ing won't hear about it.
 When married people do not look squarely at each other when they speak, and refer to each other as he or she" there is trouble brewing. ICo9yrgnI 1911, George Matthew Arnoldl
 had a big bunch of chips in front of him. Then his packers .began telegraphing signals to him to close out, while he had a good thihg. He counted his chips, and found be had s223. enough to pay a 10 per cent dividend to his hackers, ten cents for every one put up, and so he cashed in.
 The three silver dollars had been appropriated by the bar keeper, but the twenty-dollar bill was there, and plenty of checks. He got the bill and checks amounting to the two hundred dollars he had won. Fol lowed by his packers he started for the banks. At the American Ma tional Cashier Agee took the cheeks drawn on him, looked at them and endorsed them with the pencil in the corner, no funds" At the Sil- yer City National, where the others were presented, Cashier Carter did not use a pencil but a rubber stamp with whick he printed on the corner the same legend mo funds"
 The FOOT but honest tinhorn had worked hard at his trade, won two hundred dollars, and when he checked up with his packers found he was actually short the three iron dollars he had put into the game.
 Perhaps District Attorney Wright is right when he holds that it is net a violation of the law to play draw poker, but the legislature should pass a law for the protection of the poor tinhorn.
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HE WEATHER

ARIZoNA-Fair south, showers north, Wednesday. Fair Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-30

When married people do not look squarely at each other when they speak. and refer to each other as he or she there is trouble brewing.
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SHORT SHAv|NGS

Albert Gettings, arrested last
week by Patrolmen Thompson and
Bowers, charged with being disor-
derby, was fined $40 in police
court yesterday afternoon. Gettings
had been screaming with the pain
of a sore foot and became angry
when approached by the officers
who later arrested him. Yester-
day he refused to pay his fine and
preferred to remain in Jail declar-
ings things were in a great state
when man could not nurse an
injured foot without interference.
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Will Try Again
to Get Divorce

For the third time Mrs. Jesse
Toulouse will try to get freedom
from her husband. This time she
makes a serious charge which she
says she had previously suppress
ed to protect the family name.
Mrs. Toulouse's two former at
tempts to be divorced failed, she
says, because she didn't have the
money to fight. She charges ex-
IRENE cruelty. The couple were
married in 1886 and have six chill
dren.
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WANTED-Carpent or helper to
work for house and lot or lots in
south part of city 1 have 2, and
4-room houses with one or more
lots. You can work cut home
when otherwise unemployed. See
II. Robert Paul. zoos So Cakes st
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Editor Wins

Robert Montgomery, editor of
the Puyallup Valley Tribune, will
get all the water he wants. Judge
Chapman today permanently en-
Joined the city of Puyallup from
turning off the faucet.
Montgomery water bill is in
dispute. Chapman ruled that the
city should have carried the mat
ter into court, and not turned the
water off.
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Contractor
Arrested

The Minnesota saloon, Thir-
teenth and G streets, needed re-
pairs so a permit was taken out
by w. B. Young, a contractor, to
fix it up. He got permit, then
put his men to work building a
single roof, contrary to the fire
ordinance.
Building Inspector Giblett slip
ped in on him this morning, tsop-
ped in on him this morning, stop
warrant for Young's arrest.
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Legal N Offices

~~~S~S~~s~~~~Ns~~~~~~~~~-
of the Estate of Ernest C. Ander-
son, deceased.
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for the
Upon reading the Petition of
Allen w. Hook and Andrew NJ.
Mcdonald, executors of the estate
of the above decedent, and 1t APP
nearing to the satisfaction of the
Court therefrom, that there is not
sufficient personal estate in their
hands to pay the debts outstanding
against the deceased and the ex-
penses of administration, and that
1t is necessary to sell or mortgage
the whole or some portion of the
real estate to provide funds for the
payment of such debts, 1T is there
fore
ORDERED that all persons in
terested in the said estate, be, and
they are hereby directed to appear
In department Number one az of
this Court at the Court House in the
Sy 1f ON sat psTes the Eeu agt
day of November, 1911, at the hour
of ten o'clock in the forenoon or
so soon thereafter as the matter
can be heard, to show cause, If any
they have, why an order should
not be granted to said executors to
sell the following real estate, to-
wit: ~
Lots number Thirty,three (sall
and Thirty-four (34 Second
School Land Addition to the City
of Tacoma, Pierce County Washing
ton, or SO much thereof as shall
be necessary to pay such charges
and debts. r
Let this order be published four
successive weeks in the Tacoma
Times. n
Dated this 25th day of octobey.
1911. x
W. o. CHAPMAN,
InI,
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84O-ACRE FARM TRADE

Three miles from Wilson Creek or
G. N. X r.. bet. Spokane and We
natchee, $3.50 acres in fall wheat
100 acres yet to pillow. balance pas,
fenced; to exchange for improved
acreage close to good live town
Owner is holding this at the low
price of $40 per acre. Write V. O.
Buck, 5445 So. M st. Phone M. 1886
BARGAIN
10 acres unimproved land, right
at Johnson's crossing, 10c fare. M
1856
DO YOU WANT
to step into a good paying wood and
fuel business, gross earning of $40,-
600 per year. Look into this-books
open to prospective buyer. M. 1886
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H. P. LAWHORN
GA Bernice Bldg.
Chicken Ranch

20 acres, IL miles from Roy, or
county road and railroad. This is
suitable for chicken ranch and ad-
joins two of the largest in the coun-
ty The land is rolling prairie
6 per cent or will take Something
In city as part payment. Box Al
Times.
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For Eenb-Flats

FOR RENT-3-room furnished flat,
convenient to 4 car lines. Apply
1924 No. G st. Main S761.
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WATERFRONT SNAPS

172 acres good land, Il mile of
waterfront, on salt water; nice grav-
ely beach; l mile waterfront on
beautiful lake; fine boating, fishing
and hunting and near Tacoma, and
the biggest snap on the market at
the price, $35 per acre, on terms.
16 acres nice. waterfront land in
the city limits of Steilacoom, short
distance from business center and
car line; nice beach, springs on the
land and fine view of the waters.
The land Is ripe for plating and
the lots will sell for $3.50 each.
am offering this land for a few days
at $3.50 per acre, on good easy terms.
acres fine waterfront, good soil,
gravelly beach and short distance
to Tacoma. for only $500; $50 cash
and balance monthly.
Groom plastered house, 2 summer
cottages, beautiful grounds, 132x
264 IT.; bearing orchard, beautiful
view of the waters, Olympics and Mt.
Tacoma. Price for all only $500, on
terms.
These are snaps and will net the
investor so per cent in short time.
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Trade for Acreage

level corner lots; property free O
incumbrance; So. 61st. / block t
car line at Alkf; always rented
Price $500. Will take good i'm
proved acreage near Tacoma, nigh
assume difference or pay cash diff
ference. Box So, care Times
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100 Acres to Trade

100 acres on county road, IL miles
land, 25 acres cleared, creek runs
across place, small house, milk
house, well, chicken yards, ETC., 20
tons hay, $4,000, n trade for unin-
Gamnered IN mouse use IN Town, balance lanes
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WANTED-Boys and girls, good pay
for all spare time. Call at 419
Bankers Trust Bldg. to 8 p. M.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Help Wanted-Male

WANTED-2 men to learn auto
driving and repairing. 900 Tao. av,
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Private Sanitarium

valescent home, 1924 So. @, Taco
ma. Wash. Everything new, neat
and sanitary. modern equipments
Patients will receive tho best of
care. Charges reasonable. All let
tiers of inquiry promptly answered
M. 1867. Sabra Jones. matron
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AmEulances

l09 Sth. Stables 9Th & st. Helens. r..
c. & B. Trans. Co. NJ. 4S. A 4343.
Pacific Transfer Co.. NJ "a, A 1854,
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WANTED - Plain sewing, work
guaranteed. very reasonable. Call
s13 So. 25th. NJ. 3639.
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Swell Bungalow

Swell little 4-room bungalow
large porch, cement cellar, modern
plumbing, nice lots in lawn and
ments paid; cost $4,000, will take
$3.50: 5000 cash, balance long time
204 Provident Bldg.
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$40 Per Month Home

Two splendid high, level lots,
good soil, city water and a new
house ready to move into, located
near Mckinley ave. Price 500, on
terms OF &25 down and $40 per
month.
J. NJ. CURTIS & co.
314 Bankers Trust Bldg
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Carpet Cleaners

ting and laying; feather removal
ing and upholstsring. 281s eth ave
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Vacuum Cleaners

BEST machine in the city, satisfae-
" ton guaranteed, references cheer
fully furnished. 1214h Tacoma av
M. 1854.
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For Sale or Trade

FOR A RESTAURANT
We have a store. 81 So. 18th st.
between c and d. which is a fine
location for restaurant. The own
ers Of this property heretofore have
refused to rent to this class of bus
mess, but have decided now to fit
the place as a restaurant or dining
room to operate In connection WITH
the Kingston hotel, upstairs.
For rent and other details inquire
at office.
r. e. ANDERSON & co.
Berlin Building.
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EXPERIENCED lady would like ia
take charge of hotel Main S777.
YOUNG widow wants position as
housekeeper for refined gentle
man. No objection to one or two
children. Would leave the city.
Telephone NJ. 1922.
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Detective Agencies

WASHIN iTON SECRET SERVICE
BUREAU-Spcclal and expert d.
tective service. sos Bernice Bldg.
A 2349.
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Found

BLACK polled Jersey cow. Mrs. De
vine, miles south of Leonards
Crossing. on old Puyallup car line
owner can have same by paying
pastureaRe
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PICKPOCKET

If the mulatto woman, age about
l35 yrs, weight about 155 lbs,
height about 5 TT. in. rather prom
inent high cheek bones, who picked
my pocket last Monday evening near
18th ST, will return the ring, she
can keep the money. RIM can be
near same place by you personally,
or through shorty" your Pal" not
later than Nov. 8, 10 p. m. No ques-
tions asked If returned; otherwise
there will be.
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Wanted to Buv

WANTED to buy, horse and
wagon for delivering. johnson
Cash Grocery, 3739 Mckinley av.
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BARGAIN

VIII sell my equity in 5 acres,
all fenced, good well, small house;
will trade for lots. Call 727 Taco
ma av.
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: NINTH CoMMERcE. CORNER
Exchange

~~-~-~-~~>~->~~>><->~~>~- >>~~~~~->>~~sr~~>~S>~s
FOR TRADE-Some acreage or lots
for a boat hun ABOUT SO IT to 65
IT. in length. Address Box A-10,
care Times.
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ALL IN THE COURSE
Of 4 Days NEWS

While being carried into an I'M
dertaker's shop in Chicago yester-
day David Easley of La Grange.
ILL.,, who was thought to be dead,
suddenly regained consciousness.
Take me out of here; I'm not
going to die yeti" he shouted.
He was taken to a hospital for
treatment and may recover.
A tobacco chewer of Mt. Vernon.
ILL.,, had an experience yesterday
that caused him to give up the
weed. AS he bit into a twist Of
popular brand of tobacco he
struck a bony like substance,
which he removed from his mouth
to find that he had bitten of the
head of a snake. The twist OF
tobacco was unrolled and the en-
tire snake was found wrapped up
in the tobacco.
The chewer has threatened to
bring suit against the manufac-
turer. 1t Is believed the person
who rolled the snake in the twist
did 1t for joke.
Jack Bicknell, a New York club
man, returning from a trip around
the world, wagered when coming
from Japan ON the steamer China
that he would go a day without
shaving for every game OF ping
pong he lost to Harry Ostranger
of Los Angeles.
Bicknel lost so rapidly he found
he could not shave until he reach
ed San Francisco, and he was
paying attention to a pretty girl
aboard, too. His beard was three
inches long when he landed.
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If you are Industrious and dead
in earnest, 1 will provide you a
neat modern home of fine rooms
and bath, thoroughly modern, on 2
lots s2n 50Xl2o feet for $500: Terms OF
ing interest. Better than paying
rent. Call 1921 Fidelity Bldg, ask
for Mr.. Magee, or phone NJ. 4044.
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DO YOU WANT A HOMER

If so, have some unimproved and
also improved tracts of land to be
sold cheap and on most easy terms.
Also a farm with 8 head of cows,
team OF horses, chickens and all
snap.
Call at els So 18th st. in evening
after p. m.
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For observation-disclosures

FOR RENT-Store building in No.
End, with nice living rooms and
bath upstairs. Fine location for
bakery or meat market. Will re-
model to suit tenant. Hutchinso
l1z Berlin Bldg.
FOR RENT-Three center stalls for
vegetables, and one large size
suitable for groceries or bakery.
Good proposition to right parties.
Union Public Market. 18th and X.
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Personal

-~~~~~~~~~~S~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~s~~~~~>>~~~>
MRS. ORA SOULT, spiritual psychic
and reader. Hotel Antlers. 1116M
So. c.
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Will sell cheap, some very good
land, some improved, suited for
poultry, dairy or gardening; pure
running water; " mile to store and
school, Write owner, VIM. Schaum-
berg. Olalla, Wash.
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Situations Wanted-Male

CARPENTER, roofs, founda ions
aid general 1obbing. III. 1873
YOUNG man wishes position to drive
delivery auto or truck. Address
Box X-2, care Times.
CLEAN trustworthy middle-aged
man wishes light work of any
kind. Will accept half wages for
sake of employment. City refer
ences. Address AZ, or Times.
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New 4-room house with upstairs
unfinished; lot b0x200, very best
garden soil, all clear and fenced; 10
bearing fruit trees. large hen house
and woodshed, city water, close to
car line in south part of city. Price
$500, on easy terms. Liberal dis
count for cash.
III. ROBERT PAUL, Owner.
zoos So. Cakes st.