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The sun., 1912-08-04

Among the buyers Of wheat were Hur,-
burt. Warren. Chandler and 8. b. Chaplin
60. SELLERS included Bartlett. Frazier 4
Co. and Logan 4 Bryan. Oats were bSpsht
by Arnot. updike. Armour and Roberts
Chicago-There was very large business
done yesterday In cash wheat and almost
900 ooo bushels were reported sold for ship
ment The fine quality of the new crop Ia at
tracing buyers and stocks will be very slow
TO accumulate. We think yeste rday' = decline
was overdone and there is undoubtedly
a large short interest in the market and we
would not be surprised to see fairly good
rally from present level.
Corn-Westher throughout tho corn belt
generally clear except in the Southwest.
where good rains have fallen generally.
but temperatures are very low for this time
of the year. While stocks are low, still we
look for an increased movement within
the next two weeks. The Immediate course
of the market will depend good deal upon
the demand.
Chicago said: know for an actual fact
that there ia more No. : hard winter wheat
sold for shipment from here during nrst
half of August than there is in store here.
Flour was quiet but firm: Sprlng-Clesrs.
$4.7om $3.50; patents. S5. sOd S5.7S; Kansas
strafghts - sOmS4 10: rye -four. q. 2Od e4.75.
The following table shows the stock OF
unsold -four In New York as compiled by
William n TraftOn.
The sun., 1912-08-04
FOREIGN COPPER CONDITIONS.


One Of the larger selling agencies yester-
day received q cable from London which
contained the startling information that
many manufacturers in England have not
covered their August and September re-
Quirements. They will have to find
considerable amount of spot and thirty
days copper In the near future. and with
the low surplus stocks on both sides of the
water and the already developed demand
for August-September copper. many Of
the selling interests having very little
left. It may be hard to find this metal for
their requirements.
II this demand from the manufacturers RS
materializes and an pected demand caused
by bear covering OF metal sold short re-
Gently comes out. the present depleted
stocks may he almost wiped out and a
serious condition be brought about in the
market.
Further domestic buying is looked for
by another large seller very soon. this
interest stating that q large demand is
looked for almost any day and that they
are preparing TO handle It,
The metal market was very dull yester-
day. the usual Saturday quiet prevail ling
With nothing save private cables from
London to break the monOtony. The Lon
don metal. market was closed owing to Tho
bank holiday on Monday. when 1t will be
closed again.
The sun., 1912-08-04

PRovIsI OSs.-Lard was steady with O
moderate inquiry: prime Western. $1,000;
refined Continent. Sr.i0 Pork nrm: mess
$40. ESQ sos Beef frm: packet. sissOGr
S,7.sO. Butter-Creamery extras. ?7mc7'.c.:
flrsts, c5,sM:e1.c. Cheese State whole
milk. colored. ls1sc.; white. i51mi3Isc.
Eggs-Fresh gathered extras. 2am,+c.: hrsts.
20d ?cc. Chicago, Aug. 3.-'Provisions
made q brief show Of hrmness early on q
little scattered buying. led by stock yard
interests that were no doubt Influenced
by a further advance In hogs. Later mod
crate offerings. partly in the way OF liouida-
ton by scattered holders. together with
short selling Of January deliveries. turned
,be market weak and brought about de-
cline all around as the demand proved to be
very slow. The closing Was easy. Cash trade
uuief Prices were as foil ows
The sun., 1912-08-04
LANDIs ENJ0INs NEWS TRUST.
District Attorney Asserts 10000
Papers Use Matter.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.--A permanent In
junction was granted by Federal Judge
Landis restraining as trust" In vio-
lat,on OF the Sherman law. the Central
West Publishing Company. incorpor-
ated In Maine: the Western Newspaper
Union OF Illinois. and tho American
Press Association OF New York.
District Attorney Wilkerson. acting
for Attorney General WickershaIn. de-
clarcd practically all Of tho 10000 small
newspapers of tho country used the
nssu,iations' plate matter and ready
printed papers iie charged pract''
cal monopoly.
The individuals named as Defendants
with the New York association were
Courtland Smith. W. O. Hogan ana
Maurice r. Gcrmond.
The sun., 1912-08-04

SEALED BIDS viii be received by the Board
Ct WetAr supply a. lie oinces, seventh door. ies
August 8. iois. for CopTact 70. for the consTue.
Uoa Of blow-ons from the Elmsford and Bryn
n:.r :ss lBi fSDfSHc: e 81
5too feet Of concrete conduit. ~ by 81 feet In
;Ss nss xs.S DDs sps 'HSS' i& T 4 az T.
lined with concrete and . suhsurisoc heed
;:.S e STssSSSSs S,s 81 city Of yontsr'
Al the above place and time 0s bids will be
lnS iniormsuon for bidders and Contract draw
positing The sum Of ten dollars (Sio, for eseh
pamphlet. For further psrticulars see Informs-
Wv" ''' CHARLES STRAUSS, presidsas
CdARLES n CHADWICK.
JOHN y. CALVIN.
Commlssioueru OF the
Hoard Of Water Supply
JoSyPR p. NORRiSSEY. Secretary
The sun., 1912-08-04
ExDOPts Of specie.

The exports Of specie from the port of
New York for the week ended August were
S7ao. sos silver. against ei ,S%s.:22 gold and
silver In the preceding week and ei.A .Ass. 100
in the corresponding week last year. Since
january l the exports Of gold amount
to Ss2, ,A<s. .ls7. and silver to On. .s1V.sS4.
against S:,ei6.0%i gold and $780, .iss. .s%s silver
In the corresponding period last year.
The sun., 1912-08-04
THE BosTok MARKET.

BosroN. Aug. s.-Tradins in the copper
shares was rather quiet to-day. the principal
activity being in United States Smelling
and Arizona Commercial. Tho former
advanced to az but reacted to 4sH at the
close, this being q net gain OF q for the
day. Lake Copper declined x. Greene.
Cansnea 4 CRANKY u and Butte Superior ,s.
The rest Of the list was about unchanged
from Fridays closing. 1ndustrials and
rails were quiet and featureless. Summary
follOwa.
The sun., 1912-08-04
MED On Electric Psle.

U.l,s,rx. l.. l.. Aug. a.-Nelson Cozxetto.
Az ysars old. OF Fair Ground. = lincmsn
Of Of ;he Huntington Light aud Power Com
many was killed to-day while ~ work e
DSis near the nome Of Mrs. JuliaaAA ssr.
oue0n.
The sun., 1912-08-04
NJ Marconi wireless.

SIS Rotterdam for New York. was go miles east
Of sandy Hook at $50 a: N. yesterday. .,..
IS Nara gansett. for New YORK. was 24S niles
east OF sandy Hook At 3 \. NJ a..
SIS George Washington; for New YORK was W
SIS St louis for New York. was 623 miles east
Of Sandy Hook at noon.
The sun., 1912-08-04
These navy orders were issued:

Lieut.. II. +. Cooke. from the Kansas to
home for orders.
Lieut. NJ Joyce, from Twelfth Lighthouse
district, wait orders.
Lieut. r. Morris, from training station. San
Francisco, TO the Kansas as senior engineer
Ensign G. h. Kcester. from the vicksburg
TO leave.
Marine Corps:
Col. q. Barnett. Major q, G. Reid. Capt. r.
A. Ramsey First Lieuts Il. r. Moses and r.
n. Davis. second Lieut.. j. G. smith. from ex-
pedtionarv service 10 Philadelphia, Pa;
Can't. r II. Delano. First Lieut. ~ =. Berry.
First Lieut.. q. ", Wells, from expeditionsry
service 10 ma riue barracks, New York.
Capt. r. NJ. Clinton AMI First Lieut.. g. p.
Ncgel. from eNpedttionary service TO marine
barracks. Washington.
Capt. n. NJ, QUITS and W. A.. Pickering.
and SpIi First eI Lieut.. W. = Wise. from .xpsdi.
tionary service to marine barracks, Norfolk.
Capt. II. r. Lay. from expcditionary ser.
vice TO rife range. Winthrop
Capt. II. l.. Matthews, A. .. NJ, from sl-
adelphia.
vice to Washington yard. .
Capt. L. Z. Manwaring and First Lieut..
H. G. Bartlett, from expeditionary service 20
marine barracks. Portsmouth,.
and Second Lieut.. q. W. Martin, from sx-
peditionary service to marine barracks. Bos-
ton.
Second Lieut.. ]. d. Murray. from expedi-
tionary service to naval prison. Boston.
First Lieut. =, 4. Lee, from expeditionary
service to Marine Corps camp Of rire In
struction. Wakefield, Mass.
The sun., 1912-08-04
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Prsctically all the
interest was centred In Sears. Buying
Of this stock was very persistent. with u
new high level being made on the advance.
Earnings for July arc expected to show
\ gain OF about 81 per cent. compared with
q year ago. Quaker Oats common sold at
800. with the offeringsivery limited at current
prices. Diamond Match and Illinois Brick
rara firm ma anrn,narY,
The sun., 1912-08-04
Estate Divided Between Daughter.

Tho will OF William Brunswick Sanction.
broker at Is Broad street. who died At
Reading Ridge. Conn, on July 20. leaves
an estate Of S7sOoO In equal shares 10 his
inston Square North and Edith Beatrice
Sanction.
The sun., 1912-08-04
CURE STOCKS. CLOSING PRICES.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-Philadelphia
Electric was extremely active on the Stock
Exchange here to-day. gaining q point on
transactions sggregating 1000 shares.
The general list was dull and fractionally
lower on profit taking Bonds were quiet.
IhA aummary
The sun., 1912-08-04

Piimburgh. Pa Aug. list. 1913.
A dividend Of One Dollar and Fifty Cents 20,
per share has bees a.c!a:sa On the cap!S! S.ocs
stock holders Of record a, the Close Of business
of Aug, .0th. isi:.
books viii be closed from y. ~. Aug ?otli. 10 .
a. n. Sept i7th. 1912.
Az coinmunica tons rSsardiuE ,psymMns psymMsns , Sf
's'' 'A.a Aut Autji32Ss e. l wi 'Ws'iil.sAxs. ss...,.r,
The sun., 1912-08-04

spot cotton here was 20 points lower. at
l. NJ for middling uplands. Southern spot
markets. generally !. to .c. lower: Calves
ion, i3'.C., New Orleans. icI.c.; Savannah.
~ g.; Houston. IL i-6c.: Memphis, i3i,c. a:
Augusta. i3i.c.
Receipts and stocks at leading points,
The sun., 1912-08-04

SUOAk.-HaW WE nrm. ceHtrHuEHI 20
test, lO5c.: muscovados. 40 test. s6Sc. Re-
fined was quiet: granulated. b.oS65ioc.
NAVAL STonEs.-Spirits Of turpentine.
%ed46hc. Common to good strained rosin
90 .<5dS650.
The sun., 1912-08-04
THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement OF the Clearing
House Institutions compares fol- ows
with the figures OF the previous week:
AVERAGE CONDITION.
The sun., 1912-08-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC TINS DAY
Sun rises as sun SETS . .708l Noon rises 10 %
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Ssn1y n'k iilO Gov Island it:l? Hell 0ate.. .i:SS
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
The sun., 1912-08-04
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Aug. a. TAnnu 1nka1 n2E;
ders were issued to-day:
Capt. II. c. Foy. First Cavalry. to Fort
Learenworth,
Captr j. V. Heidi and 4. !. MacSab.
auartermasters, detailed In army transport
service at san Francisco.
Capts r. q Loving and NJ. c. slayer and
First Lieut. q. r. King, Medical Corps De.
tailed in army transport service at san
Francisco. .
tailed In transport service at Seattle:
First Lieut. l.. Mitchell Medical corps de.
Brig. Gen. A. l.. Mills, general stan. TO
Governors Island to command the b,us
forces tthe defence composed OF New York.
New Jersey and Vermont troopsD In the Con-
neCticut manpuvres,
cant D. Y. Beckham. Coast Artillery. from
present duties to Portland, Me, as inspector
Instructor Coast Artillery Reserves OF that
State.
The sun., 1912-08-04
Imports Of DRY Goods ana MereAaa.
disc.

The imports Of dry goods and general
merchandise at the port Of New York for
tho week ended July 81. compared with
the corresponding week in 1877. follow:
The sun., 1912-08-04
THE WEATHER FORECAST

The temperature N this city yesterday. a. ~.
corded by the ofiiciai thermometer. Is shown ~
The sun., 1912-08-04
ved-sATURDAY. August 8.

ss Lusl,anis, 2::s 4; n, Liverpool July a.
S. Argenfeis. ~ =. N. Friday Hamburg. July t8
y Erslrmesd; "a; "a; \. CaTk Gi!y JTiy , q n
IS Grenada SOS p. NJ, Grenada. July ~:
ss HOylebank. 2s30 =: n: Guantanamo. July ~.
IS Stephen, S:t5 p. NJ. barbados. July "a.
IS Colon, Sii r. NJ. Cristobal, July 2s.
IS COnchO. Galveston, July "a.
Ss Hamilton Norfolk, August 2.
So Arspahoe, Jacksonville. August l.
The sun., 1912-08-04

The state Banking Department gives the
condition OF the state banks and trust COM
panies not reporting to the Clearing House
Loans and investm ts ..36i3. .374aD Dec $i250.3oO
Specie. ................. 6AH0i,OO Dee ll5l6.D
I<gals. ................ siIo.SOO Dec. 32s 40
Total deposits. ... 6G .p27,4 400 Inc. C~5.Jo
Deposits, eminAt ting .,
amounts due from
reserve repositories
and from other
banks and trust
companies In New
York city. -. 620.3 900 Dec ai5A. 500
Reserve on deposits ... R.2J7 700 Dec. 1891 so
Percentage OF reserve. 10.
The sun., 1912-08-04

The abpehdeu tahle gives the pcrcsntd ge
Df cash reserves to deposits OF the more
important banks and trust companies.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-12-20
RETRENCHMENT
PLAN FAVORED

The unanimous action of the directors
OF the Reno Commercial club at a
special meeting called for last night to
consider the recommendations made by
Senator Francis g. Newlands for the
appointment Of bipartisan committee
to consider ways and means and to
recommend legislation looking to
necessary tax reforms in the state, be-
speaks popular approval Of this i'm
portant plan. Senator Newlands was
present and in an informal talk to the
members Of the club and others, sup
plemented the subject matter Of his
open letter already made public.
Senator Newlands expressed the be-
lief that such q committee az that
which he. proposed, made up of repre-
sentative men OF the state, some OF
whom might be members of the next
legislature, some members of former
legislatures and all identified with the
business, commercial and farming in
terests Of the state and representing
each Of the political parties, could be.
fore the converting OF the next session
of the legislature, outline a definite
campaign OF remedial legislation,
either through tax commission plan
step In the direction Of solving the
states financial problems.
The senator pointed out that the
state virtually had reached tho limit
Of It's borrowing capacity under the
constitution, and that under the sys-
tenn Of taxation and expenditure now
in force the states expenses exceeded
the revenues from taxation and license
fees.
The plan agreed upon, 1t was unani-
mously decided, should appeal to every
citizen Of the state. Governor 0ddie
was not present, though 1t was hoped
he would be. At the last session OF
the legislature, 1t will be remembered
the governor recommended relie
action, proposing the creation Of q 70,
commission.
Continued on Pare tWo) !.
The Republican journal., 1912-10-10
BURNHAM

bUNNHAM
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Thompson Of Belfast
were in town Saturday on the way home from
Massachusetts, where they had spent a few
days Everybody is busy harvesting the DO
tato crop. which is a good one throughout this
town. Many cars of sheep and lambs are un-
loaded at this station and fed at the Libby
place. Luther Perkins has the care of the
feeding -. Porter Kimball is hauling pressed
hay to this Station. -. Frank L. Hoxie is stop.
ping for the present with his wife and daugh-
ter Christina at his mothers, Mrs ]. B Smiths.
miss Nellie Morse is enjoying visit from
her mother. Mrs. George Morse of Litchfield.
Mrs. Hester Morse entertained her son and
family of Montville last week. Mrs Howard
Snow met with painful accident recently.
When driving in Unity Plantation her horse
became frightened at an automobile and threw
her out. She struck on her head and shoulder,
dlslocating her shoulder and shaking her up
generally. She was taken to the home of Mrs.
Mary Braley, friend, and made as comfort
able as possible Mrs. Cora Goodrich is visit
ing her sons Arthur and Everett. Miss Ola
came from Waterville and spent the weekend
with her mother. =. Mrs. Harry Kinney is en-
Pertaining her grandmother from Freedom .
Our Station Agent, E. P. Sullivan, was confin-
ed to the house by illness last week . Miss
Bertha Bryant is spending few weeks at her
fathers, Hon. G. E. Bryant. Unity fair was
we'll patronized by people from this town, in
spite of the unfavorable weather.. Mr. and
Mrs. George Allen and daughter Ethel spent
Sunday with relatives in Pittsfeld. Next
Sunday, the services at the church here will
begin at 10 a. m. the baptism following i'm
mediately after
The Republican journal., 1912-10-10
Mason & Hall sell it.
PROSPECT.

PROSPECT.
The Pythian Sisters will have a sale and
dance Thursday evening, Oct. 18th in Pythian
hall Aprons, pillow slips, towels and home
made candy will be on sale and there will be a
Fish Pond for those who wish to try their luck
fishing. Tickets for dancing will be rs cents
and supper will be rs cents per plate. Music
will be furnished by DORIS orchestra. Lewis
Kingsbury and wife of Frankfort called on
relatives and friends in town Sunday John
Pendleton of Stonington visited his mother,
Mrs. Jane Pendleton, over Sunday Mrs PEN
dleton has been quite i'll, but is better at the
present time. Mrs. Grace Haley has gone to
Holden, to spend week with her sister, Mrs,
Annie Young. Mr.. ard Mrs. Pearl Lawrence
and Mr.. Freeman, who have been stopping at
Walter Browns, left in the formers car Sum-
day for their home in Augusta
The Republican journal., 1912-10-10

STOMACH
TABLETS
DANISH DYSPEPSIA AND KEEP STOM-
ACA IN Cn0n 00AfDrr1oa1

DANISH DYSPEPSIA AND KEEP STOM-
ACH IN GOOD CONDITION.
No matter how long you have suffered from
miserable upset stomach, indigestion or gas
tritis, MI-O-NA will end your troubles or A.
A. Howes & Co. will refund your money.
ing, gas. food fermentation. heaviness, sour
ness. sea or car sickness and vomiting of preg-
nancy.
No matter what ails your stomach, put your
faith in MI O-NA Stomach Tablets. q prescrip-
ton that succeeds after all others fail. Large
box SO cents America over. Free trial treat
ment from Booths MONA, Buffalo. N. Y. A
postal request will do.
The Republican journal., 1912-10-10
Now Paint

Strike when the iron is hot and paint when
the property needs it.
They paint ships dozen times year; yes,
some of them, every, voyage. What for, do
you think? To look nice and get business.
A livery keeps its carriages painted and
vanished and washed, to look nice and get
business.
man, with house for sale or to let. .does
it up" and Devoe is the paint
There's more in paint than to keep-out
water. Paint for looks and you needn't think
about water. A fresh coat of paint once a year
is about good for his credit as paying his
debts But the man who=e buildings and fences
look new, very likely, has no debts.
DEVOE
Mason e Hall soil II
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MANY SEEK Shell TER
l0F DAUGHTERS HOME

Upon the completion Of the Kings
Daughters new home in Kaimlki q
double need IN the community viii
have been answered, for not only viii
the new home be for single aged
persons, but married couples who are.
old and who have reached the end Of.
their resources and who have no
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s'IeI.I 10 Be the best IA her class b
work on the Coast Miss Teddy ||I-
tin the soohre([e. I 81 the c&D.iI1['I.
tFfe Harry Burgess IS a. artist d
ish standard. and Just finished long
&c co1psu, i .nplu.sIy a.'.d
friends 70 look toward {or .||I VIM
also Be welcomed a. the home
AT meeting 81 t16 Kings D1nsht-
efs last night a TIE home Of Mrs.
H II Williams report was read
which stated that since last Thursday
nine applications have been made DT
aged people for entrance 10 the pres
ent home maintained 6y the D40thl-
ers on MakiE street. and Il IS e.
pected that many others VII apply
as soon as the new home II KaIInukI
IS finished
The campaign to raise the neces-
sar9 funds for the erection 81 the
new home IS now at it, height. and
only three days remain until The date
set for It's close, which Is % T1anI,s
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As result OF the aigeroDa bean
meal industry. owners OF waste lands
are beginning TO plant them IN alge-
roba trees.
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THEE Asu
Ezn SALTS uR IL DlNfNo
s.
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possible for the napeT and With their
cooperation and good management on
the part Of the STAFF there IS not the
least doubt but that the fIdler will
Re great success.
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Protect your table top by using
Peerless Asbestos Table Pad
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Advantage was with the bears on
the New York stock exchange yester-
day. American railroads were decIin
ing ii the foreign markets american
firms failed to obtain any OF the
South African gold offered ii the
London market, IN consequence OH
which high rates for money prevailed
Call loans went to s per cent, and q
bank sent several millions into the
market to be loaned at SIX per cent.
but when the supply was exhausted
call money jumped to ~ per cent
Stocks closed heavy. Bonds we're
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the Savoy IIe1Ief, New York. carlton
Chase t1s leading nan, las 8 fepnIs-
ton. Frank y6tI the German Com
ecian On The Coast and IS sure TO-
make 4 bic NJ with the Liberty pate
reEs Dave NoWIin the character
comedian comes here after 4 Two year
with the 0rDhein cir
cut. MISS Eugene lie Blanc The char.
atter sonbIette better known IS the
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- - - =" y = > =
C. Brewer e Co. .s......
SUGAR.
Iva Plantation CO. 49,.
Hawaiian AErIc co. -.
H1W. Com. 4 SUI Co. ).
Hawaiian Sugar co. -.
Ionomu Sugar CO. $50.
|onokaa Sugar Co -.
I|1iEu Sugar CO. .....,
I|0IchIn1o1 Sugar Plant.
+ 1hnI<0 Plantation Co. :.
|1I11a 111i CO, ..-..
|o|oa Sugar Co. ..<...<.
IfBrI1e 3uEar co. 49,,
Oahu t181f c.. ...,.l<.'
n0I.ta Sugar Co. ..,..,
.'11 Sugar CO Ltd.
|11I1nu Sugar Plant. Co
Pacific Sugar Mil 100.
1I1 Plantation co. -.
11tckto Sugar CO. ..s.'
'c1cCI Mn GO. .....s..
aiaIua 1EfIc CO. .....'
Wa'|nku SIIEer co. 1890
XainanaI0 euE1r ca. -.
Naimea Sugar nIIII %.
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Inter Island Steam n. 90.
Hawaiian Electric Co.
Hon r. ~ a IL CO. Pref
Hon n r. q I. Co. Com
0L01' Telephone co. s.
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chickens lay more eggs also makes
them strong ann healthy and cheaper
y eeI cent .han any Other poultry
$500 bag delivered. Phone 1897.
1|safoba Reed Co. Ltd adpe ftise-
ncnf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-27
Compelled to Sell

Nearly new 5-room bungalow at
1915 East M St, with two and one-
half level corner lots. Fenced;
containing shingled woodshed.
Rogers school four blocks. Reach
ed by Portland av. car to 34th st.,
thence west 8 blocks to M st. Price
1880; $50 down. $40 monthly. Walk
past this house today. Owner leav-
ing.
LENNOx TRUST COMPANY
1102 Pacific av. Room zoe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
strnction of sewers in sewer Dis
trict No. i in the Town of Stella
COON, Washington, until 1880 p. m.
on the 9Th day OF May, 1912, at
which time such bids will be OPEN
ed and considered by the Council
of said Town, said improvements
to be made in accordance with the
plans and specifications thereof
and Ordinance No. 113 on file In
the office of the town clerk OF said
town, where same may be examined
ell reserves the right to reject any
or all bids received.
Dated this Goth day of April, 1912.
J. BOURBON, -
Clerk Of the Town of steiiacoom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-27
1o.ACRE TRADE

Eight acres cleared, In garden,
harness, wagon and lovely Groom
bungalow; large barn and chicken
houses; 1 COW, heifer and 80
chickens: will take autombiie as
part payment. Benbow & Mcfarland,
ia National Realty Bldg.