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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-07
GETS
HER $4,000

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April q.
Because she was faithful Min
ME Prehm was bequeathed $780,
600. When the will of Miss Susan
Il. Loehr. an eccentric maiden
woman of this city, was admitted
to probate there was only one
item. 1t read as follows.
In testimony of the long and
faithful services OF Minnie Prehm
rendered me | wish that she will
be provided for SO that she will.
have it easier the remainder of
her sdays on earth. Minnie was
taken by my mother to be raised
when child of five and one-half
years. and when mother passed
away Minnie came to me and has
been with me since. No one
could have been more faithful to
another than she has been to me.
Minnie has devoted about forty
five years to caring for mother
and l, and she has done all with
out wages or compensation and
without hope of reward.
"In consideration of her SER
vices and in appreciation of her
womanly virtues | hereby give and
bequeath all of the property, real,
personal and mixed, of which l
shall die seized, to her, Minnie
Prehm, for and during her natural
life.
81 direct that Minnie Prehm
shall have full control of all my
property and use the same as she
may desire, and that what may re-
main after her death shall go to
my nearest of kin living at the
time of her DEATH
Vigorous objection was filed to
the probating of this remarkable
will by relatives, but the court al
lowed the testament to go to pro-
bate, as required by law, and the
kin will be given ample time to
present their case before the cir
cult court and have the unusual
document declared invalid, pro-
viding they can present strong
enough reasons why the estate
should not go to the. legatee.
The Loehr family Is large one
and also one of the best known
in the country.
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GERMAN WAR
: SHIPS GET
ORDERS

LONDON, April 7.-Dispatches
from Kiel. Germany, said that two
German warships left that port
to Join the blockade at Antivari.
This, in London, is regarded as a
move which may prove inimical
to the plan to force Montenegro s
hand. Always distrustful of
German tactics. the British public,
through the newspapers, Is be-
ginning to openly express their
admiration of the daring of the
Montenegrins and it Is feared
that the once the idea that Ger
many Is planning grab becomes
general, the force of British pub
nc opinion may compel govern
ment to be at least lukewarm in
sits demands on Montenegro.
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THE MARKETS

Hay. Grain md Reed---sezflng
Glover hay. s15@1s a ton; timo-
thy. s21@23 a ton; mixed timothy.
$16w19; alfalfa, $14@15. bran.
$3.50; shorts. $3.50 ton, oats. 33f; =
rolled oats. $32: corn. $29 tons
wheat. $31@32. barley, $2TWzS.
Jobbing Quotations
The following jobbing quotations
are furnished The Times daily by
leading firms engaged In the varf-
Gus lines OF fruit, produce.s meatas
provisional etc.
Fresh yesetahics
Asparagus--1oc Id.
Cabbage--Home grown, INC lb,f
California. $I.35@1.50.
Celery-$45Q per crate.
Cafrots-85c 4&1.15 a sack.
Cauiiffower--S225 crate
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q doz.
Eeets--90c m$125 per sack.
Potatoes--$9 @10 ton.
Spfnach-$1.25 per box. s.
a. 1,eS sack,
Pafsnips--&1.25 a sack.
Parsley--EeW. zoe dozen.
MISUNDERSTANDING i41Izo III
Tpma koes---M exipan. $I.15 30-Ih-
basket; Florida. $2.6o a. 90.
New pcas-~12 &c.
Fresh Fruits
AppIes-No rthern Spies. $1N1c6<
Jonathan. $f-zS: 9pitzenberEs, fl.69
G5 1'75. Baid~ine. ST.
HaAanae--sc lb.
Observation-Disclosures <f.7s675 PEI
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ENVIOUS BOY ASKS HIS
TEACHER TO BATTLE HIM

GARY, Ind, April Paul
Chuchu Graves a bath. He is
eight years old, pupil of the
Froebel school and somewhat soil
ed. Also he is enyious of that
staggering Andy Hatrack, seven
year-oId braggard, who boasts of
his intimacy with bathtubs and
flaunts a red necktie as proof
that he is the "cleanest gent" in
the grade. The grade is the first
and is presided over by Miss Laura
Knaggs, who recently presented
the tie as a prize for cleanliness.
Paul Chuchu glowered all day
long at Andy Hatrack and his
brilliant tie. He waited after
school.
81 want to be gave a bath, :"
Paul demanded of Miss Knaggs
when the others had filed out of
the room.
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WALLACE MAKES
DENIAL Of HIS
::::9!l!PO|NTMENT

- Now that Hugh Wallace has
got all the prestige there is to be
secured from executive press
agent stories announcing himself
the pick of President Wilson for
the portfolio of France, Hugh con-
siders it proper for him to arise
and remark that, there is nothing
to 1t.
In a dispatch from Washington
today. Wallace denies the report
that he has been appointed, and
that there is absolutely no truth
that he has already accepted the
Enthusiastically to France.
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DOWN in NEW YORK
pretty rotten on the line, so /
took the car over on Fulton ST."

took the car over on Fulton ST."
Pretty sore, aren't you?"
asked a Broadway ear conductor
of man who had just got
aboard, and whose clothes had
been splashed with mud by an
automobile which dashed be-
tween him and the car as he
stood waiting for 1t.
Well" said the man, who
seemed to be more or less of a
philosopher, 81 don't mind his
nearly running over me, and /
don't so much object to the mud
on my clothes, but | must confess
I was rather annoyed by the
sour look he gave me as he
scooted past"
Somebody in New York is go
ing to have considerable fur
coat. Julius Klugman has gone
to Europe to get the material.
He will visit France, Germany
and Russia. Klugman is fur
rier, and he wants 10 skins to
match crown Russian sable to
be made into a coat for society
woman whose name Klugman re-
fuses to divulge. The coat will
cost about $4,000.
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BODY In MORGUE
SHE SEARCHES
FOR FUNDS

While the body of her husband
remains at the undertaking estab-
lishment of C. o. Lynn pending
the raising of sufficient money to
cover the expenses of a funeral,
Mrs. B. D. Spang, widow of B. d.
Spang, who died suddenly in the
city Jail recently, is in Seattle to-
day seeking financial aid from
friends and relatives to save him
from a pauper's grave.
Mrs. .Spang wishes to deny the
report that she and her husband
had separated and divorced.
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REFUSES TO PAY

Declaring that the Puyallup
river clipped off chunk of
land he had bought from James
Cunningham for $4,000. Former
Prosecuting Attorney McMurray
refuses to pay any more on the
hand. He has already paid So
600, but Cunningham is suing J..
s. Lyle, who has charge of Nc
Murray's interests, for the re-
mainder.
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;S'::,,,ONGED TO
:::ss;ssUsNION 6
= FIXED

~ SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, April
T.--International President Koh-
nenkamp of the Photographers
union, who is handling the de-
mands of the wireless operators
for wage increase from the Mar
conf company stated today that
he has received a telegram from
Seattle announcing the discharge
of six men because they belonged
to the union. Kohnenkamp stat
ed that he has the situation we'll
In hand and will not call strike.
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EUROPE In
DANGER OF
BIG WAR

LONDON, April Europe is
in danger of diseord as a result of
the open defiance of its wishes
by Montenegro in refusing to
abandon the attack upon Scutari.
Ambassadors are in almost con-
slant informal conference. and the
action of the great powers is prob
lematic.
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BOY is
A REAL HERO

Allan Fisher, son of w. J..
Fisher of this city, who is attend
ing Culver military academy in
Indiana, was one of the boys who
helped in the rescue work in the
flooded district of Logansport. ac-
cording to letter sent to his
father.
The boys of the school worked
all night in the cold water with
their boats.
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crate. California. 81.
Grapes--Spanish Malaga, IS keg.
Dates--Ifa1lowi, bulk. &c lib; fard.
in 12-lb. boxes, lie Id.
Figs--Fresh California, $40 box.
Pears---Yakfma, per box, $IT5.
Oranges-$3.00 al 100.
Lemons--s7. 000T.50 cratic.
Pineapples--iawa allan, 10c lbs
Rhubarb---$2 a box.
Standardization -.
Butter. Egws and Cheese
Washington Creamery, "a
@35c; Eastern. 34c.
Eggs--Washington ranch, 22e.
Cheese---Roquefort. $4.75 doz.;
Lfmburger. Ale; Ttllamook. 17c;
Edam, $e@11. brick. Gle; block
Swiss, 22c, Young American. 20c;
Washington. Menlo. fsc: wiscon-
sin, 1sc.
Comb honey--Yalxtma. S3.25@360
per case; Idaho. So per case.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
Meats and Poultry
Beef--Steer. 13c. cows, 12Hc:
veal, dressed. 13@15c.
Mutton Weathers. I5e; spring
lambs. 1sho, ewes, lake.
t6c.
RabbitsLive weight. Sc ID.
ss pssi'xss; ;ssss.soas aez.' arsss-
4. chickens-s Spring. dresse9 isc
H., live, 15c b.: hens. live. LAO iSc
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READY FOR
BIC BATTLE

NACO, Ariz., April 7.-Eigh-
teen hundred insurgents are en-
camped about Naco, Sonora,
awaiting the arrival from Cananea
of General Obregon, who is COM
ing to assume command. No at
tack on General Ojeda's federal
garrison will be made before his
arrival.
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EXPECTS COHEN BACK

Prosecuting Attorney Dow ex-
poets Meyer Cohen to return here
about the 21st of the month, to
serve his sentence in the penf-
Tertiary for emhezzling funds Of
the Moose lodge.
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LOAF OF BREAD
WEIGHS 30S POUNDS

81 KANSAS CITY, April T.
>From ninety samples of flour fur
<dfshed by Kansas and Oklahoma
rmillers, the largest loaf of bread
ever baked in Kansas City, IL not
In the world, was fashioned and
e>haked at the plant of the Smith
sSipg company.
loaf weighed 398 pounds.
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of Europe. And here's why: He
considers his title and position a
mere accident of birth, and main
tains the only thing for which he
may rightfully be proud is his
Workmanship in the navy; an
achievement of hi oswn effort.
That's where he differs from .Di-
vine Rights" Wilhelm Of Germany.
This is sufficient explanation of
the popularity of the young ruler
of Reuss. who owns every acre OF
land and every shingle of every
roof top In his prlncipality $40
square miles.
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Prince Henry XVII of Reuss.
escorting a pretty American girl
through German vessel in New
York harbor.
Simple, cordial, attractive, DEM
ocratie, good looking and the
twenty-seventh!
That's the best short descrip-
ton of Prince Henry XVII, the
new ruler Of Reuss, the German
Drincipality. who succeeds his ia
Their. the late Prince Henry XIV.
Though young and just assum-
ing the reins of government, he
holds unique place in the royalty
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Had Poor Furnace, Too

He bought a fine suburban cot,
And thought he was in luck,
He found the cot was stucco, with
The accent on the stuc.
He Began Life
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, DAYTON FLOOD PICTURES
; AT MELROURNE

9 Beginning Wednesday, the
9 Melbourne theater will ex-
o hibit pictures of the Dayton
. flood showing the thrilling
9 scenes of death and. destruc-
{. tion visited upon that city by :
(: the recent high water taken
(. by motion picture cameras
. on the spot at the time of Z
o the disaster.
a a IS ~ ~ "a ~ a. H. ~ Is A n "a =, =,
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WANTED

TfWfD sNNPPER SERVED At 1THE
- Exchange Lunchroom every Saturday.
No East Seventh ST. api2-lm
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ROOFERS
HOROSCOPE
April 10.

This is a noted date in history. On
April 70 Fort Sumter fell and Henry
Clay was born.
A study Of the life and character OF
Henry Clay Jill bo helpful to all hav-
ing a similar birth date.
A boy born on this date will have a
leaning toward politics. He will he
strong in character. persistent and OF
indomitable energy.
He should be encouraged to study
and perfect his talent for public life.
Children Of this birth date should
never he over stimulated. as they are
highly organized and have a sensitive.
high-strung nervous system.
Literature will offer a good field
Of endeavor for a woman OF this birth
date She will find descriptive litera-
ture her forte IN writing
Women are favored by the govern
ing planet today to secure positions
In homes. ir stores and In Offices
through a Want Ad.
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Statesmen WANTED.

W ANTEn- sALFsMAN NJ SILL LINZ
W Of high grade frnii elders in small
country towns salary sl25 per month and
eHpersrf Red Cross Co. Dept %. st.
LOUIS. Mo MARIO sats-tf.
- AiESMEN TRAVELLING. sTDELNF
- pays $500 yearly. high grade only.
requires littie time. pocket sample. send cre-
denfials ffnfe territory desired. Mauufac.
inrsr b Sales Co. Atlantic Ave, BROOKLYN.
N \ api2l NJ
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The Wants will show opportuni-
Ties for advancement--better Jobs.
better means Of living. increased op-
Rortunities, advancement and sue
cess.-Adv.
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II URNIsHED ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
Il business people Warm. light and cory
No. III West Ninth 81. m1-n.
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Agents WANTED.

= fNfF1f- sf4ff FGfST WFNffb
II frr Delaware fo represent owners n
300 n00 ceres Fasf Trras lands on tts beet
selling proposition ever offered unrrharera.
Liberal cash comm.esion u % Enrsike a
Bro. 400 Marthan Bldg Cleveland. Ohio.
arfl.ft
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CHIROPODIST

Il IORA JOHNSON SrRADLEY. CHR.
II opofisi has removed 10 Kleitr Building.
\. W. Corner Sixth and Marks streets
ID. 4 nhore. cfi7. n26.tf
A NNIE a. sCHAFFER. CHTRoPODTsT.
"A has renewed 90 the Harris Building. No
Zii ~. TFuth street. d. a A. phone. 1885.
i2tfyr.
l. LI1ABETH HANRAHAS GRADUATE
II Fovisr Hnnns. It'd Chircpcdy and
uanirurinr bHirdrrfsirr ard msssaKing No.
600 Adams s. D a A. zoos Evening By
srrrinfmsnt nayff Tyr
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SANITARY WORKERS

AK KELTER
VI .sANfrARY. oDoRIEss EXCAvATTgG
omee. 6 ". Corner Fourth ard west
streets oct2i-st
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ARCHITECTS
ELECTRICAL WORKERS

sTe-a--sHl-I-e.-sr
II or ELECTRICAL WORK OF ANY
II nature rall Moore Brothers d. A..
phone. .f58A, Delmarvia. 34a3 Satisfao.
ton guaranteed. Shop, S. W. Cor. Eighth
and Madison sireets janI4-6m
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Rent

5os W. Sixth St.. rooms and bath.
1912 Wavaset avenue rooms and bath.
920 Wawaset avenue 8 rooms and bath.
1908 jackson street ? rooms and bath.
4 and s room apartments 40 the oxford.
Several room apartments in private fam
lilies.
STORES
721 W Seventh ST.
Z " Sixth 81.
IL p. Seventh St.
TALLEYVTLLR
room house stable and 4 acres.
room house. stable anl acres.
T. RITCHIE
d. 3 A.. 4102A No 2ii ". Ninth So.
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IL OR RENT-THREH UNFURNIsHED
II rooms. Inquire, n W Corner Twen.
neih and Market Sis. apri n.
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

,~--~------.----------------
~ OLORFD WOMAN WANTS DAYS
~ work. Address Al. Evening journal
cfre. aprii-et
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PERSONAL.

w EALTHY WESTERN BANKER So.
w would marry x Box 35. League.
Toledo Ohio api21t
~ ONsTfpATT0N CONQUERED WITH
- out medicines or drugs Simple ef.
fecfive and permanent method Satsfac-
tion Or money returned Prepaid treatment
Tor 50 cents The y A. ? Supply Co. Box
los Detroit apIe-1t
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Az ANTFD-BOY TO HELP IN DRAFT
w ing room Address MI, Evening
fcurnal once apt2-it
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krT ANTED--Boy TO LEARN WAGON
w work. Apply walther Co. apriot n.
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FOR SALE

uuiolnE operations and Ia about the only
eVahaole ground that can be bought
WAKEMAN-McINTIRE REALTY co.
apro s,m,W.tf Eighth and Shipley Sta
T. OR sALE-EXCELLENT HOME PROP
erty, No. Ola Jefferson street IA rooms.
bath and conservatory; lot 80 feet front bv
100 feet deep The best central west side To-
cation. Surroundings. none better: psrtieu.
larry well suited for physician or dentist
&. II. HAYDEN
Ninth and Jefferson Streets
~ q A. fhone obl5 apr59 10.
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virginia. ONfordt Terrace Delaware, Bel
mont Otelia-Angelus. 9TH and French. 100
Madison, Palmer Alhambra and others.
Stores. Offices and husiness places. 7O7
King 4ol Delaware Ave, corner Seventh
and French. Tia Market. s12 King. $50
Market ZOE West Eighth, corner Seventh
and Tatuall. 623 ". Front, oil w. Seventh
612 King.
Garages and stables: s14 s. Franklin,
7O6 W Fifth, 900 W, Twelfth ST.
Holly Oak. 2 rooms. all convenienees. River
view.
Gordon Heights R. city convenience.
Montchanin. near trolley.
Newport o rooms large lot on trolley.
Roselle 8 rooms city conveniences.
Cedars rooms. large lot.
Harvey Station, II rooms. furnished.
Price's Corner 9 rooms.
Claymont, 7 rooms. city conveniences
Elsmere s rooms. City convenienceS
Richardson Park, rooms city conveniences
Beaver VALLEY. rooms. acres.
acres. rooms and barn. Christians.
Farm-25 acres, Wooddale $50
Parm-75 acres a. Iron Hill.
O. G.. GOODEN.
sw. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance..
Both 'Phones.
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~ OK WANTrD-ERRAND BOY OVER
ID fourteen years OF age George Hard
Sasue & Son. AT shipiey ST. api2 ~
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IL OR SALE ALL OUR 35c 4or PURE
II California Wines az SOC per qusri. Can't
be beat Keil 500 p. Fourth 81 mi2 a.
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NJ OEEY LOANED On FlRsr MORT.
wi ragrs o. q. GOODEk
iyz5ttEtf No w Ninth "a
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MONEY TOLOAN


NJ ONLY TO LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE.
VI any amount a. lowest rates Quickly
furnished Adaress ~ 40 Evening journal
once. n26.tts-tf
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II EyILED GRABS SERVED AT THE
- Exchange Lunchroom. No. East TN
ST. api2. I'm
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LOST AND FOUND.


/ osI-LAAnN s GOLD witch AND
- Pin nurn farr View FrrIari
W nn fark ~ watch Reward n reformed
fn f1f Krg ST. anf2 20
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XRr ANTED-1, 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN
w storage rooms for rent. $50 and
81 90 per month. Both phones. GEO T.
LANG CO., 1908 Orange s; feb2t a.
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II OR sALE-uPRIGHT PIANO rs GOOD
il condition Reasonable price. Apply
S a. Evening Journal Ohice npr7 81
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HELP wANTED-NIALE


hTELrFR WANrFD-APpLY EDGEMook
al Iron 90. Edgemoor, Del. aprs-u.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

IL OR RENT-SECOND STORY FRONT
Il room. No 2tO " Ninth ~. mar23 I'm
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.

II on S6GE@N0 1903 RODNEY
IT street. rooms and bath william G.
Tindal. No. 1900 Gilpin avenue Hpr4 n.
II OR SALE QUICK-WM G. LITTLE
II farm 60 acres splendid land. good
buildings, miles from Wilmington. from
Newark. On Stone road. Beautiful situa-
tion s6OOO 300 acres good buildings, near
Glasgow. Price only s65OO This is q snap.
Act quick. 1872 acres near Cooch's Bridge
Only $4,000. Address F. Fl. Beck, Middle
town. Del ap123t
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IL OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
i light housekeeping No. 2o5 West
Fourth street mar2e.im.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
R0Nns AND INSURANCE.

- an ]. TAGGART-sURETY BONDS
Of American Surety Co.. Of New York.
Immediate local service. All forms Of IN
snrance written. Both phones. DUPONT
building MARI I'm.
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HELP WANTED.

L HEF 1LLrsrR RaTTD BOOK TFrrS OF
II shr-r frr 900 rrofertes rraifirrr fr r
ffrrtes Tr--Esrfr ~ rsfarriss ever
Teer ts-r is rlE rt1rrs tr-s frr rrl
rst ast frr ---sirr $50 40 ~ irrffo-
"a Hrrsr-s. Wssr-rfr- n r. arrif
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EoR SALE

i
Property on West Eighth street. between
Van Buren and Harrison streets. Lot %
feet front by 1fs feet deep. Consisting Of
g rooms. bath front porch and back second
story porch. plumbing the best. combination
gas and electric lighting fixtures. Papering'
painting. etc, In the best Of condition.
A more modern home cannot be found on
the west side IN the city Attractive price
to quick purchaser.
g. r. HAYDEN.
Ninth and jefferson Streets.
IN. & A. Phone. 55i3. APPS e.i2.
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BEAUTY PARLORs

NJ sNrcuRrNG. MAEsAurNG svn
W scalp treatment Nrt A. Reed No
- stirisy 81 -arfssr.
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MONEY TO LOAN

81 500 on FIRST Morizars per cent
2-Sl 900 on First Mortgage per cent
si.foo on First Mortgage per cent.
Other amounts
WAKEMhS- MCINTYRE REALTY Co.
spr5 m. .W-tf Eighth and shiplsy 81.
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4, IRARD-soS AND 500 RACE STREET
" Phiisdelphie. Rooms 25c. s5o SOC
Gentlemen only. mayi5-1yr.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Il OR sALE-NEw HOUSES ROOMS
4 and bath All modern convenience
Price low. Twenty fourth street. east of
lamott Apply Joseph r Hamilton, No 500
orange street apr4 n
Il OR SALE-GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO
y buy two properties within a stones
throw Of Eighth and Market the heart ~
wilmington, a. big sacrifce. Lots, 100
ieet deep Splendid location for business
flenty Of room for an apartment house Nos
III and 2l3 West Eighth street Appiy DR.,
VIM. n Harris. D. A. phone, 42i0
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SCRAP IRON. sTFFL AND METAL

Tc,45re-S s-s,r5 ,,,,,ss, :,
III scrap iron. steel and metals rubber
and rope. WILMINGTON Iron Hnd Metal Co..
south MARKET and streets. ianai-iyr.
Ii IGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
II scrap iron. steel and metals rubber
and rope. Auto tires O. specially r. Ed
ward stir'iih. No. 22t French 81 lnns1.1yr
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FOR SALE

IL OR sALE-AN ELECTRIC RrNA.
II BOUT Apply $50, Evening journal
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PERSONAL.

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-31
OBITUARY.

David G. Kise was born July 8,
1845. Was converted about 1853
and Joined the n. z. Church and
lived q consistent christian until he
was called away to the glory land
Dec. IL, f1s1s. age 81 years.r5 mo.
and s days. He lived = conhecratsd
life. H.. was true to, the church.
always ready to help in any way
when called on. He was . good
nsighbor, . kind husband and .
good father. He was man that
stood square on his word. He Will
be missed by hh neighbors and the
church, but he will be greatly miss-
cd by his wife and children. 1t can
be truly said. What il home
without father? It was my priv
ilage to know him and be with him
for number OF years. and l found
him a true friend. His funeral was
preached by the writer and he was
laid in the family graveyard, there
to rest until the resurrection morn.
when 1t win be raised again. Nay
God bless the bereayed family. may
they live so az to NEE him in Heav-
en-. A FRIEND.