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New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
ARMY FOR TRIP0LI
More Troops Needed to Defend
Derna and Tobruk.
FIFTIETH DAY OF THE WAR.
The Turkish and Arab forces were
reported to be concentrating a. Am
zara to resist the Italian advance.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Turkish and
Arabian forces appear TO be concentrating
at Ainzara for the purpose of resisting the
italian advance. according 10 cable advices
from Tripoli 70 the Italian Embassy here.
To repulse the continued attacks of Turks
and Arabs on the ports of Derna and
Tobruk more troops have been landed to
reinforce the Italians now holding them. A
few shots were fired at those places on
Wednesday.
The dispatch from Tripoli dated Novem-
her Il. states that the weather continues
very bad. There was some cannonading on
the part Of the Turks on the Italian eastern
front on Wednesday.
The health Of the Italian troops is good.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
TWO MISSIONARIES KILLED
American and Canadian Metho-
dists Each Lose a Man.

Victoria. 3 c.. Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Canada Maru brought news to-day Of the
murder Of two foreign missionaries in
Chuen. Two foreign missionaries, 1t
appears. have been murdered, one Of the
American Methodist mission. the other Of
the Canadian Methodist mission. Both. il
is said, were stabbed.
The Canada MarU was at Shanghai on
October q and %, when thousands Of
refugees were focbing 10 that port from
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
WANTS 5000 FOR DAYS WORK

Albany. Nov. H.-Arthur c. Train. New
York lawyer. who was designated as a
special deputy attorney general in connec-
tion with the investigation ordered by for
mer Governor Hughes in October. 1916. into
certain alleged corrupt practices in Queens
county. has filed a claim against the State
for $500 for professional services rendered.
Mr.. trains designation was revoked by
Attorney General Carmody on January 10
last His claim is for nine days work
early in January al 500 day.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
DIVORCE FOR MRS. FIELD
Husband Gets Child, Wife 81, 400 a
Year.
IBy Telegraph to The tribune

BY Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Reno, New. Nov. 17.-Mrs. Emma Is
Field. wife Of Thomas Pearsall Field,
prominent real estate operator Of New
York. and the daughter Of Alfred \. Bea-
dleston wealthy brewer, Of Seahright and
New York. obtained a divorce TODAY on
the grounds of desertion. The couple nave
one child According TO Mrs. Fields testi-
mony her husband told her on January TO-
1910, that he wouldn't live with her any
longer. and, taking his personal belong
ings. left.
Mr.. Field was represented at the trial by
r. A Moore, Of New York, and by local
attorneys but made no contest II was
agreed previously that he should have the
care and education Of the child and pay his
wife l.40o year. Mrs. Field testified that
she had no intention Of returning 70 New
York. hut would continue 70 make her
future home in Reno, whore she had leased
a house for a year
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
WAR ON GREEN EYED SIREN
DR.. Wiley Will Fight Till Absinthe Is
Banished from Country.

Washington, Nov. 17.-"Absinthe is an
enemy" Or. II. W. Wiley. OF the federal
Chemistry Bureau. declared to-day, which
the Pure Food Board is going TO fight until
1t is banished from the United States II Is
foe which as yet has not grfpped the
people OF this country: and we will Try to-
keep it from getting any hold"
The board will try to prove that the drink
is dangerous to health" and that as sucn
under the law It can be kept out Of ths
T-rnitad Sfafaa
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
DISMISSED FROM HIS SHIP
Officer on Duty When Niobe
Grounded Is Reprimanded Also.

Halifax. " S. Nov. 17.-Lieutenant
Charles White, who was navigating Off
Ger when the Canadian cruiser Niobe
stranded near Cape Sable last July, was
to-day ordered dismissed from the ship
and severely reprimanded by the Brit
ish naval court martial in session in this
city.
The trial of Commander Macdonald of
the Niobe began this afternoon.
Lieutenant Lord Alastair Graham.
Youngest son of the Duke of Montrose.
who was officer of the watch, was found
guilty two days ago Of stranding the
Niobe, negligently or by default.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
GIVES MRS. sRokAw $4,000.

In a decision handed down yesterday by
the ApDellate Division OF the Supreme
Court the ruling Of Judge Putnam In
a,,a riding 200 alimOny a year 10 Mrs.
~ EIaire Rrokaw in the suit for sepa-
rafion against her husband. William Gould
rraIIaT was pheld Mrs Brokaw OBJ
iained 81 900 alir iony before Jddgo Putnam
9,tine in Nassau County last spring but
n 49,. asked for $1,000, saying her husband
I'd yearly income OF 100000 Mr.
I5roLaw appealed 10 the Appellate Diyi-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
QUAKE IN SWITZERLAND
StreetCarS DeraiIed in Geneva
Theatre Audiences in Panic.
MANY TOWNS IN DARKNESS
Spire of Cathedral in Constance
(Grand Duchy Of Baden) Falls
Railway Viaduct Damaged.

Berne, Nov 17-Reports received during
the day indicate that last nights earth
quake was the most severe that Swltzer-
land has experienced in fifty years. II ira
versed the country from north 10 south,
from Geneva 10 Constance, and was mcst
violent in the Central Alps. Several towns
were plunged into darkness by the disar-
rangement Of the electric lighting systems
and in some places the people spent the
night outdoors. fearing that their homes
and perhaps the mountains would fall upon
them. Observatory instruments were dam
aged Many houses were partly wrecked
At ST. Gall several persons were slightly
injured by falling chimneys.
In Geneva streetcars were deraiied- IN
this city and in Zurich theatre audiences
were thrown into panic. men ard women
rushing into the streets. Many women
tainted from fear. In the towns along the
mountain slopes the inhabitants fled from
their homes and did not re-enter them until
they were satisfied that the foundations of
the houses were not seriously damaged.
At Chamonix enormous avalanches
rushed down Mont Blanc Glass orna-
ments were broken in homes throughout
the disturbed area
Berlin. Nov. 1.-THE earthquake Of last
night severely damaged the Castle OF
Hohenzollern. on the steep Zollerberg, near
Hechingen Prussia. Statues on the Deau-
tiful structure were disfgured and large
cracks appeared in the towers.
At Constance, in the Grand Duchy OF
Baden, the spire and cross OF the cdtne-
dral, the most imposing building IN the
city fell A colossal statue OF Germanla'
which crowned the postoffice building
tlmhled into the street
badly shaken. In Esslingen fve hundred
frightened persons spent me night around
fires in an open field Railway communl-
cation with that place has been inter
rupted .,..-,,.s
affected and the alarm of the people gen
orally was greater than would nave DSeh
the case in countries where Seismic us
turbanCes are a more common ocCul ~ ~
At Frankfort, where several houses were
rudely shaken, the populace rushed INTO
the streets panicstricken. Large CrdgHS 'iS
were made in the walls OF several Dullu-
ings ,,-.....,,,.e,
felt the movement strongly. Houses LoCh
ed pictures fell from the walls ana iuTnl-
ture was tumbled about. Reports from
Munich Strasburg and Mayence ten VI
similar experiences. . o..
There was a panic IN the theatre at
Heidelberg. Near Lautingen railway
Sever Several buildings, including st. Stephen, s
Church, were damaged at Mulhausen' az
ace I ,orraine A large stone was shaKen
from the church steeple. Bricks ana tlles
from disturbed buildings nttereu Ins ne
streets theatre audience stampeoeo
from the playhouse. The shock was felt
less severely at Vienna, according 70 re-
ports received here.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18

Thomas Pearsall Field is real estate
broker al No II West S5th street and lives
at No. 81 West 18th street. He was grad
uated from Columbia University i'm 1900,
and IL a member Of the Union Racquet and
Tennis and Rumson Country clubs. IL is
said he inherited fortune from his
fathers estate.
Mr and Mrs. Field were married on No
vember Is. 1898. and formerly lived at the
New Weston. Madison avenue and 18th
street MIS- Field went TO Reno in Octo-
be-. 1910 81! nled suit for divorce in July
Of this year II was said that Mr.. Field
was also anxious for a divorce and expect
ed to bring suit in this state unless his
wife gave up all claims 10 their child.
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
DISDAINED LOVER KILLS 3
Girl and Her Two Brothers Shot by
Family Tutor.

vienna, Nov 1.-THE announcement
las, night that DR.. Robert Holzknecht Won
Hort formerly connected with the Minis
try Of Justice. was one OF the victims in
the, tragedy at his home was erroneous.
The doctor escaped harm, but his two sons
and MS daughter were shot and killed by
the family tutor. Matkovic.
Tbe tutor was in love with the girl. who,
bovvevcr failed TO return his affections.
The family opposed his suit.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
GOODWIN TO PAY WIFE s65,ooo
Comedian Also Agrees to Settle Her
Board Bill at the Ansonia.
TBy Telegraph 10 1he Tribune.

10 AI1''9H9'F
Los Angeles. Nov. E-Nat Goodwin and
his former wife. Edna Goodrich. have decid-
ed to stop paying big fees to attorneys for
litigation and have signed an agreement
whereby Miss Goodrich is TO receive WOOD
cash in consideration of her giving up All
claims on Mr.. Goodwin. The comedian also
is to pay all expenses. including the hotel
bill of $500 contracted by his last wife at
the Hotel Ansonia, in New York.
According to the terms OF the agreement.
the money must be paid to Miss Goodrich
BY December L.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
CRYSTAL PALACE SAVED
Lord Plymouth Buys 1t to Avoid
Sale by Public Auction.

London. Nov. 1.-THE Earl Of Plymouth
has purchased the Crystal Palace. one Of
the great amusement places Of England,
for 81 050OC0. .,,
His purpose is TO hold 1t until the nation
shall purchase IL, thus avoiding its sale az
nnhlic auction.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18
CALLS HIM "ADVENTURER"
Shuster, Persian Treasurer Gen
eral Attacked by Russia.

St Petersburg. Nov. fan inspired press
has begun a bitter campaign against w.
Morgan Shuster the American who is su-
pervising the finances Of the Persian gov
ernment. He IS accused of overriding the
authority Of the government at Teheran
and OF intriguing against Russia
The semi-official 'Novoe Vrcmya" prob
ably foreshadows the intention of the Rus
sian government when It says that Russia
after her troops have entered Persia, must
not be satisfied with an apology to the
Russian Yice-Consul at Teheran, but must
demand the expulsion from Persia OF Mr.
Shuster.
The "Novoe Vremya" declares that the
expedition is directed principally against
the American adventurer, ShIster."
II was officially announced yesterday that
as the Persian government had made no
reply 70 the Russian ultimatum Of NoVem-
ber II troops had been dispatched to Persia.
and for the present would be concentrated
at Kasbin. 100 miles northwest Of the cap
ital.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18

Treasury gendarmes, at the instance or
the National Council, seized the property
Of Shua -es-Sultaneh. because the latter was
supporting the cause of his brother the
deposed Shah. The protest Of the Russian
Vice-Consul was ignored, and later Russia
sent an utinatum to Teheran. stating that
unless an apology TO NJ Petrof was made.
her troops would occupy the provinces OF
Ghian and Mazanderan in North Persia
The Premier was inclined to yield but
Mr.. Shuster refused to make any conces-
sion in his policy at the demand of Russia
unless instructed 10 do so by the Cabinet
as a whole. The ministry recently re-
signed. and the Persian government has
since made no move in the matter.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-18

E;ahC- your APPLE ORCHARD n the kinGer-
hook Country, a pheasant land. where good
1tsIsa and good orchards go together. Come
and see. Ask for booklet.
RURAL LIFE CO.. kinderh0Ok. n. Y.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-12-09
eAoLeTs.

The Home Brewery 10 not only Chi.
Cages youngest brewery. but It 10 one
of her most successful. No brewery
in the United States ever achieved
success in such . short time 40 the
Home Brewery. Its beer already has
Q reputation among the lovers Of good
beer az being par excellence. The
Home Brewery also bottles its beer
and case can be had by calling up
Humboldt 1910.
~
The Fair y Chicaso's foremost a.
partmsut store and 10 alss ths safese
Il ahounds with splendid assortnsnts
Of nscchandiss exclusively for ths -
of men.
No WooAse ~ bastns. Of tie Brand
0rswtng Company. at l16l Uston ave-
aus, increased ev3 100 ~ cent during
lDeo. Ths1s famous ''Dxtsa" bssw hes
. wseM-wt1s Esputatssa.
No bsttse plass II CMsase for p,c.
nics. bsstlvals and parties q al kinds
than q JaDao Xoisss boaul4ful Dlse.
tic Para, q TIE corner Of Irving Part
boulevard anA Nerthwsst elth serssG
A>.A RaA Na-A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
Retail Prices at
Public Markets


nAnanas' 10 rs and 30 cents tos~n.
oranEsa rs csnfs 20 90 cents datsaf
LEMONS 10 cents dossni cauiinessr ie
csuts ard rs cents head flpfifa sfafs
fruit for st cents cabbage. eehts
pound bfusasis Sprouts. pounds -
cents. sraHHefrlss No cents iiquif quart
nsllrfleur ana urusninE apries u taH.
delivered. nsa cents pound JAP
aranEss fa rsnts hoss relrfr, cshis
sfais and Stake IS csnts. dried peaches.
10 cauf4 rouui
usa snappef 70 crnts pound ; reands
z4 esufa5 ffeah herfinE 4 pnumts rs rehfF
psFeh. 10 esnfH pounN pounds 10 centa.
treat hAtihut 10 snfs pound. . peunds
rs cents smrits , pounds 20 cents nrm
SDFNay fish iei4s us rents can. a~sdlsh
and Norway anchuetse. 70 rvuts rnm. ppsn
ciafus. rs rsnts rinf
Urine 10 roast ifM cents pound
fnand STEAK. t4M cents pouud3 siripsn
steak - rsufs resnai rih lamb chnrs IS
cents Round T-hans steak rs crntf
pound pofk stsak. 10 cents pound. BOIL
ins hssf coats raand smoked farmer
saus3Es tt rents pound home bqilei
nari. IS renfs raand
tsaeaf ranrh sErs 20 cents dofsni Essts
sfu FsEs ! dofsn IS rsrts. cottsss ehsser.
10 cents qHund wisconsin cream rhefsz
10 cents pound. NrN Nufa shaga efse1
cheese IS rents pound HNiss cheese. ss
cents roani best Eastern hutfef. IS cshtH
pnunfl M4nrsaate and Iowa butter. e
cents pound. renovated butter. poanas
s. eNrfE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
LUMBER TRUST


WASHINGTON. Feb. i4--Pfo-
duoing some startling statistics,
Commissioner ot Corporations Her
bert Knox Smith today gont n npe'
eial report TO congress-, asserting
that a lumber trust Ia now being or.
ganlzed 20 set their prices at what
they will when the timber In n.
nally cut the land romans. There
ia being created. therefore. not only
the framework OF an enormous tim
Der monopoly. but an equally ninia.
ter combination Of land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14

WEST SEATTLE BUNGALOWS
on MONTHLY PAYMENTS


Two hsaurfsl nfs.fnau bungalows -
Lincoln Beach. enc block 70 faanflsf05
car
one four-fonrn buuFaiuw on a qnsffsr-
Aers tract. near aatsu God. grand ms-
fire NicN
I'hr.s throesroarn bunEaions an Quarter-
acre Hacts lust above fasutisfug
PARK
one faaf-rnous hurnafow on a quarter
acre tract. tusi above Eaunflsfuf rAfh
100 QuaFtfrsarrr traNtf en- terms fie
down and 80 prr mnnfh. gust above
NauntiCfnT PARK
We umn the Ainfe pfopsfff ard CAR make
terms fu suif fuu Why fsaF rNnt ahsn
gHu can buy fheea baHrniums A.
D. 1bt o. ~ 800 on frfras % rs 80 zee
cash ana balance ou terms ~ fit TO
tse per month These tracts ali have
a fine Fleu % the SQUAD and noun
faina ara are only a short eaik 81 the
beach Come Hnh tan ff ever 9Th -
JOHN n. WHITE CO.
tqf Oriental Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14

The Star r. anxious 10 see that
every subscriber gets his or her
paper every night II your paper
fails 10 come by o'clock kindly
notify the circulation department
of The Star and paper will be
sent you by special messenger.
Main 9400 or Ind. AL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14

FREE BEAUTIFUL HOMES
FREE

la order 90 advertise ne Ffeh five ard
two and one hair acre tracts which Ws
are nor putting nn the market and
which adfuin roe nee toWn ~ Hpches-
ter ~ junction ~ three railroads. -
are going o. HiFe away. AHHNliTEf-r
IEEE. a limifsd number ~ bsautiful
lots in fhu founniff 90 each purchaser
Of Eafdnn tract This splendid offer
eill hold good fnf NHLf a FEW DAY.
hud Vsu musf nfHHH ~ Fou aanf %
set she benefit ~ lf ThssH Tracts ere
Gil cleared ife lusf as lnEsi as fuof
and are eifhln Ten mln1fsN SAX -
depot. stores and ttT hiE factory aAieh
10 nos hIlldlnE Nifh rnii. fine for Hafr
doniuE 81 poultry raising hnut mofk
yourself 90 death digFinR out his
Ffuupa uhen you ran boy cleared land
close 60 nN the tiE markets for issr
money than others ash Tor peer land
covered nith timber Tracts are sbid
On terms ~ $40 a murth caii and SEQ
photographs ana Fnf fuif irfufmHftan.
AMERICAN HOME INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
80 Second ~
Gl1sEls-tlt Mrhihufu uies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
FORBIDDEN TO WE'D.
GIRL KILLS HERSELF

= UnALL. Kan. Feb. la--ne- 4
= cause. by the terms OF her 4
= fathers viii. II she married be 4
4 fore she was % years old she 4
= would lose her share OF bis 4
. $50. 600 estate. Katherine 4
4 Haincs. aged rs. committed sui 4
= eide on a ranch near here to- 4
4 day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
MOULDERS OUT


BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Feb. IL
Two hundred iron mouldcrs. black.
smiths and mnchinists employed At
the bakersfield Iron Works. struck
today for an eight hour day,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
SHE BARS WOMAN.

NEW YORK. Fob if-woman Is
not III 20 vote. n the opinion Of
Mrs. Anna Nathan Meyer. founder
OF barnard college Mrs Meyer Is
engaged in writing a play In which
she piliories women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
NEAR SEATTLE HEIGHTS.

10 acres level land fsf Is 300. faaf acres
cultivated email house good sell. VII
divided lu ffarfH and seii On easy terms
Phone ballard bGa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
foR aALr or EXCHANGE.

~-~~~~~-~~~.~~~~~ ~~~-~~-~-ee~4~-~-~-~
Fuf fair.-iIsaFy a-HpffuF empress
waE1n. 600. player piano af a bargain -
PIKE 81
Auto costlnE $3.50 lees fhan year ago.
Hiii sHchanEr Tor iot in Ballard and soc
rsHh Ind gffT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
THE MARKETS

The following are me average rffses
qtsfsd b. the LEGAL wholesalers vu local
prndare. meats AID fsesa fftres N All
easx. are sublsrt 10 tartatian. acserdtaa
10 fre@hnes. sad general etreiisnes. haf
thess prizes. unless athsrwtse tndiesfed.
are fof strictly first srsde-.
Arl Erfr0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
FARMS AND AcesAogz -ssge.l
WEST a WHEELER,
a0s c0iHan Block

40 CAST VALANCE 90 rEH MONTH
iiHg rive acres ~ good rirh land. Situate
in ths hnohemiHh county fruit belt
nHar Everett cam aud see ~ Price
reasonable
OLE HANSON A CO.
Third Floor. Hrw YORK BLOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14

"These are some Of the big features OF the
bill The whole intent is to systematize and to
modernize the entire postal system II is idle
TO take up such questions apportioning the
cost for carrying seoond-class mail matter or
the proper compensation OF railroads for trans
porting the mails until we shall have estab-
lished business methods in postoifice affairs
by reorganization OF the whole postal system.
The commission unanimously recommended
the passage OF the projected bill. Personally
have been very much interested in all the
details. and Of course. am heartily in favor OF
the changes to be made"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
"Our Political
POStOMCe"

John Wanamaker was postmaster general.
Senator Boies Penrose is chairman OF the
great postoiiee committee OF the United
States. Senator Thos H. Carter senator from
Montana, has served many years on that com
mttoe No three men in the United States
are better versed in postoifiee affairs and
needs than these"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-14
MISUNDERSTANDING MOONS

PIKE ST. NEAR TERRY.
r~s o. thrss. nspiY furnished. with e
without plano. also sinsls fafnlsnsa
sss.ss . e ,,ss 81. 's -, !. s, n.
sftsf , M 90 hgndsL ---,-
f6faishsd hodssksrtlnS rooms 81 g
sud % Ia rsaS haiiiies iAlt Htlth az
Eis,is sna ssitsss wsihins distsnesl
s.s' esih' Ishii 70 90 ssii sissh A.
FURNISHED Rooms
ec>->~@-'- - :, 80
if.tiNOib mutEL
attgs Ftfst Az Hsatlls -.
afsuLn no6M iee rEn aiomr kNp
" NOTWITHSTANDING sultEa ~
s,pME k6oMh door WV
s2agn FIRST Av- SEATTLE.
ia. yirana. CAL e.lls s'e.s,s.
tik tFoFn wss,ias. q sysfy reeil tfss
ni.asa tail satsldsl rate. frafn o. Sc %
s.si .,.:% $500 S..t i si ~ s,.isss.
rmE AsNEx Zee EishrA az. n..r
wss,isks AZ nsw clean, furnished
steam, heated bedroom. ust mss.'
oiYmpie Apsrfnsnts HgussfssEis4
tegsas 81 10 Aua %. sirGis fqens " -
anf upi tssf aHd chsapest elatssta af.Art.
!nsnts 10 dirs near pabiio market 1879
Wei FURNISHED steam heated pasiaF
essirenfai privais fs1nilyi sar ~sistnF
tistahae. reasonable Apartment y H#N
q was -. rsar ufuadMaF
Nicely fpfuishsi steam haafeh fentas
81 " ffte PEI wssA. Olympic Hotel iet
YsAsF
far fgrnt -tns sinsis r8um. 81 sfs ans
81 g seek tig rnlumtis
Htfi5iir modem. iarrs autsiGn ra0fus.
- ana W. =, ifetsi t.ansasis. safnsF
Wsntsa cute, foeui. does IN. private
fuanls-t2 ApAeI@ssrs.
SAN JOSH
HieA issh SEQ sna thfrs-feon sFsft.
ussnts iiEht free ruatlnE SIS hes
watsr. steam beat Furnished gufnE'sis
Ment W. Ielrrhens hsaHen lAA -
GRAND VIEW ArARrMkNra go
Furnished. . ssfenm sutsss sFeeiL
sasaa.g rates WalAsas sis'AHs. Y az
FaaT snd fits.fo0fn tais paFtv Tor
FOR RENT N,sctLLtN 1oUs
AZ siis q ,lsfs II fsfss esssfs1s
shsiVins etc. made 81 % usi o. Pieces
.
FLATS
>~-~~s~s~~~~~~~1~s~~ ~~-~-~-~~~~-~-~s~S
t-faan COSY urdsrn faf- aaislax fis-
taares fit Main tee Tod teta
BOARD AID soon
~~~~cs~e~-~eN~~~-~@e-~~ ~~~@~-~-e~r~~~e-~~~-~sr
uoafu anl board. e. week walking
distance. steam heat 80 ~ billiard table.
plane snd iinfafr Main ttai
BUSINESS CHANCES.
S~se~~~e~~~-~~~~s~~r~~-~-
NrnnsFF. clean. up 20 date stock. al
necessary rsfafeH. fWaa horse heiissfN.
good business best residence. go health
n4wss - ssiiinE About tt.eee A-tft.
~ aNneF small hardware tinwars and
fiHtHfus a. bargain. Htufsruom isxAA.
basement ttrsa Fnad place Tor finshap
Plumbing IN connection. f1f Nuesa Ahne
A. 30 agents
Fs.ai room. tables. riEar ana Tobacco
stand located in Nrnfan snap " y.
RuuRrr
rOMESTEADs.
s~e~~~~~e~~O4Ncs~~~e~~e
FHEE HONETEAuf. TIMER AND
DESERT claims. 80 can locate yna on
The best wheat ana fruit lands N
WARRINGTON ard nEEGuNs ne
money down. send sec Tor book and
faaVs giving full information
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LIvesTock

HOLCOHB CO. bALE STABLES.
HEAVY drafi medium sized haFsss guar
antsfd i1lz Western az Eaiu ltIi
90 buys fresh Jersey Gov. nss e. prr-
fsffiy gentle Tor women and fhlIafen. FffI
oasy Hifhef caif weeks Oh Green zoe.
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rresh Gov aud calf laFEe quantity =
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