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Iof the present generation. Victor's
only heir now IL his brother.
Prince Louis, n retired Russian
army officer. dissolute bachelor.
who will never marry.
II the European Bonapartes die
out there win remain only the
American branch. the descendants
OF Prince Jerome and Betty" Pat
terson OF Baltimore, to lift the
banner of Napoleon II there ever
comes a time.
And thus It is that descendant
OF Daniel Webster is In line for
the throne of France, for Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte of Washing
ton, ID. c., the heir OF the American
branch OF the house, IL a great
grandson OF both Webster and
King Jerome. His grandmother
was Julia Webster.
The bare idea of great grand
son OF Daniel Webster taking the
G@hrone OF France seems preposter-
GUS. But stranger things have
hapened--in France. where change
is the normal and nobody stands
pat.
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BARROW JUROR IS
SICK

Los ANGELES. July zs.--Owing
20 the illness Of Juror l.. A. Leavitt.
the trial 81 Clarence barrow on q
charge o. Jury bribery went over
until tomorrow.
Jurors sworn In the trial. aud II bis
ilincsa. which II reported serious.
prof~atn be of protracsed nature.
the I5th Juror viii be called into the
regular box and the case resumed
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HIS SON MUST
PAY PENALTY

FRESNO. Cal. July 22.--That bis
son. David Jackson. must pay the
full penalty of the law for the muir.
der OF his young wife at Selma last
Wednesday was the statement
made here today by John A. jack
son. banker Of Eidorado. Mo-. who
has arrived here 10 be with his son.
The father declared that he would
urge the younger Jackson 10 plead
guilty and to accept his fate like a
true Mlsaoarian.
Jackson. who In running for rep
rosentailve In the legislature on
the democratic ticket. quit In the
midst OF the rae. 10 be with bis son.
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GETS A MEDAL

c. q. Yandeli. secretary OF the Sc
affie Chamber OF Commerce, has
besn presented with medal OF the
naored treasury OF apan. one OF the
h1ehest donors bestowed on for.
dsnsrs. II was presented BY !.
Takahashi. Japanese consul, for the
mikado. In recognition OF Mr.. Yam
delts influence in forming friendly
relations between Japan and the
United States.
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DON, THE DOG, REALLY
SPEAKS HUMAN WORDS

~ resemble human speech. but
that he would be able to enunciate
az all seemed quite incredible.
hut tho dog does enunciate. It's
quite uncanny TO hear him II nj.
ways takes him three or four or
more attempts 10 speak the word
he has been told to. He starts off.
generally. with q plain bark or
yelp The next attempt bears some
faint resemblance 10 tho word.
Finally Il IL quite clear what he is
trying 10 say. You might not
know what the word was. II you
had not been told In advance, but
when YOU are watching for II you
recognize Il.
And you know. just as we'll as
does Madame Habcrland. Don's
owner. when Don slips up. and
speaks wrong word The differ.
enee In his enunciation ls sufficient
for that--which surely is going
some" for dog.
The first word Don speaks IL HIS
name. Not much TO that about all
you get IL the vowel sound. Then.
az the command OF Madame Haber.
land. he says "haben." the German
word for have" Here one wakes
up 10 the fact that Don really Ia
different from all the other dogs
In the world--he says "haben" dis.
tinctly. la two conjoined syllablea.
Not two separate barka. such as
any dog might give vent TO. when
excited. bur fully connected
bark. so TO speak. In which the
vowel sounds are plainly dIffcren-
tiated.
Don says "knchen" fcakcl and
finally he speaks the name OF hts
mistress. Haberland Here, OF
course. the CONFORMING OF three syE
iahies into one bark IA the remark.
able thing. And Don does Il.
without the shadow OF doubt.
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(5peciaf to The star
PARIS. July 22.-When the Prin-
cess Clcmentfne. wife OF Prince
Victor Napoleon, gave birth TO a
child the other day, all France
particularly imperialistIc France
was profoundly concerned.
rs IL a boy7" When the answer
came some were sad and others
glad Among those more or less
glad were certain well-known
American folks. For the answer
meant that a descendant OF Daniel
Webster MIGHT sit on the throne
of France some day.
II the child had been boy
there would have been gather
ing OF all the Bonaparte clans and
such a christening az the Bona
arte tribe hasn't INDUCED In for
many a day.
And there would have been re-
Incarnation OF Bonaparte hopes In
the person Of the baby Napoleon.
But the baby was a girl.
Unless Victor has male issue the
house OF Bonsparte will become ex'
tibet in Europe with the passing
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M'BRIDE HERE

Richard Mcbride. premier OF
British Columbia, was one OF the
principals IN mock trial conducted
By members Of the Canadian gov.
eminent and parliament on borad
the steamer Prince George, which
arrived In port yesterday. w. H.
Hayward. member OF the parIia.
meut was the accused.
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Help Wanted--FemaIc

Nf<F<r~NsNfef<rNf<F&fNfe
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
foTi.AftH IN over. and get down
TO business. MISS SMITH wants
hounakerper and cook Tor Alaska,
fare paid. two good bright girls
for the market help for -. g.
special openings Ia all lines, Re-
port early 1917 THIRD av,
wsnted-youss women. either sI.
periencsd or inexperienced, 10
work as telephens operators Ap.
ply 20 ifus 1rd av. or 1870 fTth
as Tho Pacific Tsispbone and
LEARN LADIES' TAILORING
And dressmakinR In the iargea, and
most complete school west % New
York. PORTIONS CUAHANTEflt
THE AMERICAN LADIES' TAI
LonfSu AND pREHaM A X 4 Nj
SCHOOL. BROADWAY and PINE
Dcrmof positively cures akin dis
ssses. stops itch Instantly, removes
blachheadH, plmpfen. hioiches. Swift
Druggist. Ind and Pike a.
Ladies' and ehiidren.s dressmakinx.
speciality. infants iayetten. ia tis-
faction guaranteed. sis Arcade
bldg
ttto-ffOT POINT fROSs--tst0
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Bound Electric Co, 1919 Ftrnt Az
shampooing. hsirdresslnx. facial
and scalp massage. u4anicuFiux.
RS Liberty Hids Main ti1l.
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DEFENSE PLANS
FOR THE CANAL

WASHINGTON. July 22.--items
for the fertilization and armament
Of the Panama canal xone as con
tanned In the sundry civil appropria'
ton bill now before the senate. are
- follows For sea-coast batteries.
$1,000 600: submarines. 100000.
flold Notifications and camps. 5000
900: purchase. manufacture and
test OF sea.coast cannon. $500. 900:
ammunition. $4,000.
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LOOK FOR TROUBLE

a HUACHUCA, Ariz., July z2.--Ap-
rkcipafing trouble on the Mexican
I.~der, in the vicinity OF Nogales,
@X three troops Of the United
res cavalry are on their way to
AT point today under orders from
ne war department at Washington.
Ammunition and supplies are being
rushed To Nogaies.
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ARTISTIC TEMPERAMENT IS A FAKE. RULING OF COURT

ARTISTIC TEMPERAMENT IS A FAKE. RULING OF COURT
CHICAGO July 22.-T support wife because I
temperament Inspiration
lately Chase Ceilings artist.
Artistic a fake. You'd make
fine -hod carrier why harnf~-Muncpai Judge
Artistic temperament consideration the
Gemmi Of domestic relations when
Ceilings couldn't while
her husky artist husband waited for an inspiration
"Of the iudg. "Goilings next
jail for contempt"
Judge, Ceilings temperament"
Then the judge voiced the above opinion.
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Water Front

S~~~>~c~~~-e~~o@~~~~0n
OVER 10 acres OF water front.
Hoods canal. for t7si.z5. over 400
feot water front. Better come
right In. water front going fast:
good fishing. clam beach. just the
place for the salt water camper.
New beat service makes Il dssir-
able. use cash. SO monthly. ole
HAuaon a Co, third floor New
York Heck
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ToiT ToilT ToLT roiT ToIlr
10 ~
no Tho New city Of ~
TO III
TO III
offers the finest chances in tho
West 20 the small Investor. ths
lab0rfnR man. tie farmer. th-
gardener. the business man and
Che cash Investor
Here IL a brand now city located on
two new railroads. on two beauti-
fui rivers. and In the heart or
thousands Of acres Of rich farm
and a vast wealth Of standing
Toit has accomplished more IN rs
first five months of history than
ordinary new towns accomplish ~
years. The. coming Of railroads
proved the key 20 great wealth
producing territory.
More than 100 buildings have been
put under construction, streets
graded sidewalks laid. water HYa-
tenn completed. both railroads have
built depoia and laid out large
yards and shipping grounds. The
q. NJ has completed lis round =
house and spur track 20 the mills
and factory sitea. and the hil,
grounds for division yards.
The Industries now established ~
Toit are saw mills. shingie mills,
fruit and vegetable cannery,
creamery and cheese factory AMI
shoe factory. More mills aud fac
tories are now assured.
Toit Is starting right Off with all
modern improvements. which are
free 10 purchaaers and Tolf will
be the modern city before the peo-
pie OF the Northwest realize that
the railroads have interaected the
great valleys Of the Toit and Suo-
qualmie rivers. giving birth 20 the
queen city OF three rich valleys
city located AZ the natural con-
verginK point of all that territory
which u drained by the Toit and
Hnoqusimie rivers.
You can get IN on the ground floor
Of this new city right now II you
will take Immediate action.
LOTS NEAR THE Bust
NESS CENTER ONLY $50
EACH, INCLUDING ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
SMALL. FRUIT AND VICE.
TABLE TRACTS CLEARED
AND NOW UNDER CUTIE
WALTON At ROCK BOTTOM
PRICES AND ON EASY
TERMS
We go 20 Toit every morning anf
return 70 Seattle the same day.
Come 20 our offices ana see pho
tographa and make arrangements
TO 90 and aee for yourself.
TO OREGON r. WASHINGTON 1T
TO DEVELOPMENT CO. 1T
To si0-ii-i2 ffoge Bldg. 1t
TO Seattle. Wash. 1T
TO LIT
TO 1T
TOIsT TOLT TOrT TOI.T TOLT
TOLT TOLT TOf.T TOYT TOLT
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President Msdsro Of Mexico
needn't be 90 peeved because
somebody slashed hIs $1,000
oostrsit. Madcro got off essy.
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City Real Estate.

FOR SALE Residences in alp parts
OF the city.
SAMUEL coLryER. s2s Leary Bldg
Member Seattle Real Estate Assn.
$500 FOR ACRE
Yon can have choice OF several fine
view acres at Northend Acres, adj
Joining Lake Forest Park, for
500, terms $3.50 monthly: good
soil good roads. telephones, free
wharf. perpetual right to 800 feet
OF water front on Lake Washing
macadamIxed boulevard to en-,
trance Ole Hanson a. Co, third
floor New York Block.
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New Today.


PrANO-NEuMAN BROS, upright.
guaranteed 10 years: slightly
used: agents ask 1850. Owner
must have money quick. Will
take si35. Wailing Plano Co.. 200
Arcade Annex tsecond floor, oppo-
site eievators)
right, WfSSNER'S MAKE. not
used enough TO hurt. owner must
raise money: will take about one
third original cost. WallinR Plano
Co., 400 Arcade Annex tsecond
floor, opposite elevatorsl.
SOUVENIR AND CuRfO SHOP
Antique 1ewelry, postcards and PEN
nants, 22g Union ST., near y. o.
Coatorium Dye Works. S227 E. Mad
ison.s East 292. Wagon calls. deliv-
ers promptly.
Kodak developing. Toe roll. any
size. Jacobs Photo Shop, P.-I Bid
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Farm Lands.


~~~~~~eesN~e~-~~~.--e~e ~~~~@~-~~O~~r4~~
INVESTIGATE THIS
Al Seattle fieirhts. compare this
with other prices uuimproyod
land In this locality 10 valued a
tsoO 70 5000 an acre. But you can
buy this fine Improved ranch. con
sisting OF 20 acres good G-ro0m
house, good barn. fruit and ber-
rieH. for the price Of $4,000 Look
this up, as bargains like this are
rare.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
a75 Liberty Bldg. Third and Union.
10 AcHEs cHEAP-~on wagon road
east Of Seattle Good soil. part
upland. balance alder and maple
land. fine for raising berries
fruits. chickens. potatoes and gar
den. Price $500, terms $50 cash
and $40 a month. Burke a Far
rhr. i0f Cherry 81.
sNAP--b-ACHE POULTRY RANCH
Small house. nice fruit. located
north % city. Price only 1850
easy terms. Inquire s2z Liberty
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NOT THE RIGHT NAME

NOT THE RIGHT NAME
n uncommon
chaked the OK
delight rubbing
the
accosted
had thus wiped unknown TO him
lis this good mani
~of isl the reply do anything the matter
ity-
policeman that oblh
crate
yere who had
Of1aherty.
care ft.~-youths Companion.
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(H|~~7~Ns~N<%F-N~N1% %~lNNN~~~N.N~(1.~
Modern broom fiat. tI2s6 month.
ss-t Eifih w Queen Ammo 2lgs
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Or. J. n. STOPPER.
Flrse -publlc Defender Of
Oklahoma
GUTHRIE. Okla. July 22.-The
psnniless and friendless who have
beea deprived OF their legal rights
n Oklahoma win henceforth be as
sured = square deal
The public defender" stands
ready 10 fight their battles for
them. 70 the supreme court II
noeds Be. and without pay other
han the salary he draws from the
Dtate.
The public defenders office was
created By the last legislature. II
( = his duty TO assume the defense
y Ne personal liberties and prop
q rights Of all who cannot az.
to hire lawyers TO protect
hom. No other state or nation has
y ~ such official
The first public defender. DR..
J. II stoiper, has already demon
strated the value OF state legal adj
vice for me defensaiess.
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Situations Wanted
Female

>~-~~~~~~>~~~~.~~ -~-~S4r>S~-~>>~~-~~~S~~~
Experienced nurse desires position.
confinement eases. or cafe OF IN
ya.ids East fsT4
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MONEY IL BEING SPENT
MONEY rs BEING MADE
The Great Northern Railway Co. ~
rushing lts Gold itar work every
day IN the week. including Sun
day. Hundreds o. men are rush
ing the work on the many miles
OF freight transfer tracks. engine
house. ahops. store house, Oh
house. power house, sand and coti
bunkers. and other improvements
can 40 the work The future Of
Gold Bar In absolutely certain,
The increase in property valuation
within the next year Will be enor-
nous BE sure and look UP Gold
OSCAR JENSEN a co.
sis Northern Bank Bldg, tth a Pike
CHEAP LoTs. CLOSE IN
We have a few very choice view
lots a few blocks from Lake
Washington for s2Oo. terms go
cash. IS monthly. These lots
are within few blocks o. schools.
stores, churches and the boat
landing at Kirkland. with 10 boats
daily. Come over and see fer
yourself Take a Madison car and
county ferry or steamer Urauia 90
Burke A Fnrrars office. or call
les Cherry ~.
SHORT ACRE At LAKE FoREsr
Have $500 acre at Lake Forest
Park. fronting on road and cross
ing Lyons creek. a fine trout
stream, good view. good soil:
terms SIS cash. balance over -four
years. Get a summer home no A..
Free use forever Of 500 feet ~
community beach on Lake wash
ington. Ole Hanson 4 Co, third
floor New York Block.
CHEAP ACREAGE on county road.
l.ss than mile from the ferry
landing at Kirkland. Fine, well
lying tract for little chicken
ses cash and SO n month. Take
Madison car and county ferry or
steamer Urania to Burke a Far
rar's Kirkland office. or call lot
s'A-rry 81.
FoR ale CHEAP
Two hnlf-acre tracts. ) ssssd- 7Sroonl
houses. modern, ali ia fruit af11
berries, two blocks from brick
school. part cash. Rainier Beach
car 20 Rainier Beach. 10o02 seth s.
LOTS $3.50. At AUBURN
s225 buys lots with water in and
paid $40 cash. s. monthly. 7 per
cent interest Auburn is growing
fast ole Hanson a Co. third
floor New York Block.
sSAP-chicken ranch. three fine
tracts. good house. spring. etc
within few minutes drive OF the
ferry dock at Kirkland. Price
si.2so. terms sioO cash and SIS a
month. Possession at once. clyde
Hackworth, Hotel Kirkland. Kirk :
Nichols. hunEalowa. hlnckley Blk.
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REIMBURSEMENT


Acreage.
~~~~~~~~~~~l~~-~-~ r>~~~~~O~.~-N~.~~~~~>>>
ACREAGE AT FAMOUS GRANITE
FAf.I-s-trB TO see PER AcRE
Large tract Of land on banks OF
rttilaRunfuisr. cut Into small
tracts. ready for settlement. prices
range from SIS to tse per acre.
school. church, good roads neigh.
bors aud plenty OF work. $40 cssh
enough 20 start on. One large par
sci Of - acyes Tor 1900: win pay
road work. Come right in and So.
us. Ole Hanson a Co. third floor
New York Block.
a FEW GOOD TRACTS LEFT
We have a few large tracts on the
interurban. Each tract measures
about 1880 80. r.. with good rich
SOL. an abundance OF water. oasli,
put Into garden. These tracts are
surrounded by good roads. are
close 70 schools. stores and neigh
hors- We Will sell these tracts a,
si2b each. on terms OF sf0 cash
and o. month
OSCAR JENSEN a co.
80 Northern Rank Hldg.. 4th q PIKE
81 ACRES IMPROVED
Close In. s-r00m house. some out.
buildings. good soil. For further
particulars. SEQ
OLMsTED
A1th nd Greenwood
Phone Ballard 1886.
10 ACRES At mAcHfAs. s600
Tave 10 acres OF lavel land first
bench. good soil. near mill. on n.
=. y route, telephones. etc.
terms s2s cash. balance SIC month
~ Better secure a piece OF land
when you can on easy terms Set
tiers all around Ole Hanson a
Co. third floor New York Block.
Snap acres, partly cleared, with
new house, 2fx3o, located AZ Man
chester. nice view OF Seattle aud
the sound. Price $4,000, half
down. See or write John Opdal.
Waterman. wash.
ACRES FOR 1850
tl0 cash and 81 monthly secures
choice tract within one-half mile
steamboat landing. Just across the
sound. Soil Is light. sandy loan.
poultry. See this ole Hanson q
Co, third floor New York Block.
y acre on Burien Lake car line:
$500. t20 cash and go por month.
A. X. WYLDE
t12 New York Block. Elliott s007.
2 AND 7-iO ACRES FOR s222
Near Auburn. free from flood, good
chicken ranch; 80 cash enough.
Last piece In addition. Auburn IL
booming. Ole Hanson q Co, third
floor New York block.
IT'S THE SOIL
Potato and onion land that will pro-
duce \ tons to the acre: handy to
Seattle and Bremerton markets. r
acres for 1870: f25 cash, IS month
" Puget Sound Farm Co, sos
Third av.
AUBURN--5 acres on main line N u
Ry., east OF this prosperous II. n.
center. $3.50, $40 down, 81 month.
Herbert s. Upper. s0s Leary Bldg.
HALE ACRE AT FOREST PAIR
$3.50
Half acre of fine, level land on Ser
pentine, fronting small park,
short distance of lake; beautiful
site for home and fine speculation.
Easy terms. Ole Hanson Il Co.,
third floor New York Block.
100 acres water front sac per aero.
Groom cottage. large lot, 5000. <
acres alder bottom. s375. n. NJ
Bird, North 207.
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E6ff0ft c0nflsb. ~I pp.efmsfsnf. no
operation or detention from labor.
over 200 cases cured past two
PEARS. ages 1 20 70. Harvard
hystem, 1f rltei nldg. Seattle,
1Ane'p Mineral Wonder VIII cure In
paired Vitality, absolute aatinfNe.
tion guaranteed or money back I,
one dollar. SIT Third av
Clocks called for, repaired, deliv-
cred liuson. s3i Hinokisy iiidg
Aanicurlng. facial aud scalp, treat
menta guaranteed. Suite IL. aim
Pike IL
potiatrh opportunity Consult puu-
can Macdonald. expert phronoio-
Klst. regarding success. 1910
Fifnt av.
fi00.O0 scholarships la Hyatt
Foweilr College for 10000. Phone
ballard iTss.
GILLETTE BLADES snafpsned, z0e
dor. raxors. 2be. etc l4oi sth av
ToupEEs, WIGs-Aii Kinds 81 hair
work. Kofh, iot spring Ind ftgz
att Acquainted Society. Names aud
addresses. 7os Pine street
Hieholn bunKaiswr fiinchtey bik.
~ -sfay n saw "a In The 3fnf"
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Homcstcads.
-~-~-~~~~----~-~---~-->---->
Have Just returned from famous
Fergus county. Montana. where
located every man who Jaw the
Z land The most favored wheat belt
81 North America, no irrigation.
Will return there every two weeks
on special excursion rates furnish.
ed By the Chicago, Milwaukee a
Puget SQUAD Ry A few excellent
homesteads ieft clos. 20 the rail.
road. Also any part Of 20 .o0e acres
excellent wheat land cheap Act
at once. G. J. Mcfarland, xIt
Bailey Bldg
REIMBURSEMENT
age acres near Columbia river. 200
young bearing apple treea. come
peaches. pears and grapes. can ir-
rtkste 20 acres by gravity from
three fine springs ON land. Price
1890.
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
SOS Empire Bldg
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SHERMAN ALLEN.
Appointed first assistant secretary
of tho treasury TO succeed A. Plat
Andrew. who recently resigned.
making serious charges against his
chief. Secretary Mcveagh. Mr.. Al
len Is former newspaper man and
a short time ago was appointed as
one OF the presidents assistant sec
rctaries.
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Special Notices

opeclaI Notlcce.
1 SsT fgcnIi5s,. Dfsf 6oSnaS s1iSs1
medicine. spanish steam baths. 90
peeialiy, ool0ndrsna IMMINENT for
rheumatism. paralysis. nerves.
consumptian and stomach trons le
and chronic diseases. and for all
sorts Of skin diseases Hours 70
u . and 7 20 o. m. s3xsh ballard
Ave Room g. Trmftnn Hotel
Phone Ballard 1883.
'Bostt forget the dance at Isachi
pavilion July ~, Wednesday even
Ing
Nirhoin buneatowS ifinckiev uik
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

Nice Clean housekeeping rooms at
Hotel Trafton. Gazs ballard av. Bal
lard 1883
CAPITAL HOTEi.--ioa Jackson ~
Bee Go sib0 day. tz.so 20 81 week
HOTEL ClAHgsNBON @llsh tth Az
Z. itooms h0c and 1se. Elliott ttzi y
Hotel Livingston, 1891 lat av. Nod
ern. Hates sz6e por week and ur
HOTEL OXFORD. 1920 ist ay.. mod
efni rates f5.bD per week and up
Hotel Consul. sth aud Wash; rmz
u and Up. beds isc. Frea baths
ROYAL HoTfef.-f0t ffifth ay. &c
90 7bo night. lI.1b % 81 week.
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Oklahoma home 90 trade for Seattle
home. lots or one acre hultah ie
for home and garden. what have
your For particulars write l. a.
Leary, Eik city, Oklahoma. Bank
references
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HORSE AUCTION co, iTaa list Ave
g.. has sales Of horses. wagons.
harness, every Tuesday. l p. M J.
w. Robb. Auct Phone Main 1894
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Business Chances.

For haie-Smnll dry goods and no-
ton store. doing good cash buHi-
uenn. Hest reason for selling.
X-1s7. care star
My store aud property for cash, %
VIII rent store and sell stock, a
bargain. good terms. X-asi. care
Star
Wanted 10 buy. small laundry
route, close In. Address N-3ss.
cars Star.
Dor Grocery. close In. living
rooms. cheap rent. cheap for cash.
booming house Tor sale. III rooms.
very reasonable. close IN. Elliott
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Wanted Your printing. ". r. walk
er. 1891 Wentiaife. near Pine. Ei, $40
Nlehols, bungalows Iiinekley six.
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For Sale-Livestock

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NOW IL the time to buy horses, the
warm weather has dried their
feet and makes them sore. farm
ers can buy them cheap: we have
several for sale. weight 1000 TO
1900 pounds. prices $50 TO s75; one
hay horse, weight 400 sound ana
true worker. years old, price
$126; one team mare and gelding.
weight $500, Just about. sound,
and they are good workers, price
$fT6: one good strong buggy, three
sets double, two sets single har-
ness, cheap. Can be seen 6i3
Westlake av.
We will sell our delivery team,
wagon and harness. cheap. Lake.
view Grocery. East 5t2 or East
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