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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
RECEIVE DEGREES
GOVERNOR ADDRESSED GRADT
ATES AT COMMENCEMENT EV-
ERCISES \ UNIVERSITY TODAY

Especial Telegram to the HcrdH
Austin, Tex. June 10.-The thirteenth
annual commencement of the University
Of Texas was held today in lhc univer-
Slty auditorium before a large audience
Gov. Colquitt delivered an eloquent adj
dress to the graduating class. Degrees
were conferred upon the following num-
ber Bachelor of Arts. IA: civil cncin-
GERS. >; electrical engineers. 16: Mining
engineers ;, Bachelor Of laws 50; Ad-
vanced degrees master Of arts II. Teach
ers diplomas. 3D. The homecoming cele-
bration which had been held in conncc-
ton with the commencement exercises
came 70 close this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
MISSOURI AXEMAN
MIDNIGHT MURDER ATTACKS
FAMILY NEAR HARRISONNILLE
KILLED MAN AND DAUGHTER

Harrisonvillc, Mo-. June 10.-Enter-
ing the home Of Arthur Keller. a section
hand, during the night. an unknown man
murdered Keller, and fatally wounded
his daughter Mary. aged seven sleeping
by his side crushing their skulls with
the blunt end Of an axe a blow that was
cr room. struck the side Of the bed, and
the noise awakened her saving the lives
Of two children sleeping beside her. BY
4 terrific struggle. the woman drove the
murderer from her home and spread the
alarm. a posse is searching for the muir
dercr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
PROTEST TRANSFER
CONSTITUTICNALISTS BELIEVE
UNITED STATES SHOULD HOLD
FEDERAL PRISONERS HERE

An effort is being made i'll Brownsville
TO have the Mexican fcdcrals being held
here. transferred TO Laredo to join the
federal forces there. according To 4
statement today by Il member of General
l.uci0 BiancO'S staff. lie expressed the
hope that the effort would not prove sue
ccssful in this instance. stating that af-
ter the battle ut RcynoSa 4 number Of
fedcralS crossed to the American side and
were brought to Brownsville and return
cd to the MatamOroS garrison.
He cited similar instances in the case
of the fight at Naco. when the federals
were forced across the line. and were
taken by United States soldiers and later
transferred to NOgales. where they re-
inforccd a federal garrison. 1t is the
belief of the ConstitutiOnalist officer that
Governor Colquitt would be showing fa
vor if the transfer were permitted
though the governor has stated that he
would not permit either fedcrals or con
StitutionaliSts to travel from point to
point through Texas territory.
The ConstitutionalistS in Matamoros
are of the opinion that the United States
should hold the federals who are now
here until the cessation of hostilities in
Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
NO STATEMENT MADE
MORGAN HEAD OF AUDITING
FORCE HERE TO TAKE UP NAT
TER WITH III. L. GORDON Be
FORE HE WILL MAKE STATE
MENT

When notified this morning that the
city council had put limit to the work
of the auditing crew by demanding that
a final report be made to them bv Non
day, June 16, Mr.. Morgan. III charge of
The work here stated that that was the
first he had heard Of it and could not
make a statement off hand. III
He stated that 50 far as he was able
to see, il would be impossible for anyone
TO tell just how many more days it would
tage to get throu9ht. He did not know
just how far along his force would get
before the day set for the final report
or just what part Of the work would be
left inc complete. He stated that he would
communicat with Mr.. III. +. Gordon. the
head of the company at once to inform
him of the action of the council. He did
not know whether Mr.. Gordon would
ask for more time or not, or whether he
would try to show the council it would
be better to give the auditors a stated
longer time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
STEVENS RELEASED.

Amado Stevens. arrested Sunday and
Jailed on charge Of assault 70 murder,
also on charge Of carrying 4 pistol,
was released yesterday afternoon under
bond in the sum Of $500 in the first and
$3.50 iii the second case The assault to
murder charge grew out Of the allega-
tion by Deputy Sheriff Pat Haley that
Stevens resisted when an effort was be
ing made to arrest him on a neutrality
violation charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
DIFFERENTIAL
TO ABOLISH DIFF
FERENTIAL ON san BENITO AND
RIO GRANDE VALLEY ROAD BE
FORE COMMISSION.

(Spccim TciCGFdm IN the HerdId.)
Austin, Tex. June 10-The PROPOSE
ton to abolish the ditfercntial on the
San Benito and Rio Grandc Valley Rv
was discussed today before the regular
monthly hearing Of the railroad com
mission. :. A. Robertson president Of
the road opposed the adjustment on the
grounds that it would mean such re-
ductlon in the revenue that the road
could not stand it. The commission took
the matter under adviSement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
MINNESOTA DECISION
CAt SED SUDDEN SLUMP IN RAIL
ROAD STOCKS. CHECKED AFTER
TEN MINUTES.
(BY ASSOciGfed Press I

New York, June 10.-The Wall street
Interpretation of the effect on railroads
OF the Minnesota rate decision. caused n
slump at the markets opening today.
Hill stocks were the worst sufferens.
but virtually all stocks fell to the low
est levels Of the year. Northern Pacific
broke l-3 points to 105: United States
Stee dropped Is. This was at the open
ing when single block Of 5000 shares
was sold. After the first ten minutes the
market became steadier. under large sup
porting orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10

Ramon :. COntreras a corporal Of I'll
raleS in the MatG,noroS federal garrison.
was found in house in that city yes
terday bv constitutiOnalists. Part of
his right hand was shot off during the
battle. He was allowed to remain in the
house under guard. according to mem
her % Rlanco'S staff. The reported cap
ture yesterday of Major Medina was de
MED i'm MatamOroS today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10

(SDccidI TcIcgyum to The HcrGM1

Especial TcIcgyum to The Hcrald.)
Austin. Tex. June 10-The governor
last evening appointed Gus Il. Uunbank
te Of Brennan to be superintendent Of
the state deaf and dumb institute clfec-
tive Sept |. The appontee is a member
f the state text book board and a teach
CT. He takes the place of Mrs. Thomas
wife of the late superintendent of the
institution.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
WOMAN CONFESSES CRIME.
Especial to The HPrdId.)

DoncaSter, June 10.-Because an in
nOcent woman was charged with crime
and facing conviction, Miss Lillian Len
ton London ''ArsOnette," today Surren-
dered and confessed she fired the West
field House which was burned several
days ago. Before her surrender Miss Len
ton was fugitive from Justice. She was
wanted for the burning Of the Kew Gar
den pavilion and pending her trial had
Jumped her bond
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
CLERGYMEN ON
SHORT VISIT
ARRIVED FROM CORPUS CHRISTI
TODAY-PLEASED WITH CONDI-
TIONS OF BOTH CHURCH AND
COUNTRY.
BISHOP NUTSSBAUM INSTALLED AS
BISHOP OF THIS DIOCESE -SEV-
ERAL RECEPTIONS HELD AT COR
PUS CHRISTI.

Very Rev. Stanislaus Grennan, c. p.
West Hoboken, Very Rev Jerome Reu-
termann, c. r., Chicago, Very Rev Ly-
nus MonOran, c. T.. West HOboken. Very
Rev. Isidore Dwyer. G. P. Chicago, Very
Rev. Alfred sGragnet c. p, Chicago, and
two others of the same order reached
Brownsville on the noon train and will
spend today and part of tomorrow in
visiting Brownsville and Matamoros
They are Of the party of the twenty
clergy Of the Catholic church who accom-
ponied Bishop Nussbaum to Corpus
Christi and who took part in his install
alton as bishop Of this diocese
This is their first visit here and they
are enthusiastic over the conditions they
find both in the church and country.
The Very Rev. Paul Joseph Nussbaum
was consecrated bishop, May 20, at West
Hobokcn, \. j., and assigned to the
biShOpric of the Catholic diocese of Cor
pus Christi, which includes the churches
of Brownsville and the entire Lower Rio
Grande Valley, arrived in Corpus Chris
ii, Sunday afternoon, accompanied by
about twenty of the prominent church
men of Texas and points in the north
He was accorded very enthusiastic
welcome and was honOred with a parade
of decorated automobiles. wahich extend
ed through the business section and land
ed at the NueceS.
Here Bishop Nussbaum was rendered
a reception by the Knights of Columbus.
the congregation and the visiting and
local clergy of the Catholic church.
The reception was informally held in
the sun parlors. Mayor Miller welcomed
the bishop on behalf Of the city while
welcoming addresses on behalf Of the
church and the clergy were also ten
dered The bishop responded. voicing
his surprise at the strength Of the
church in this portion of the state
Installation ceremonies were held ut
st. Patricl's cathedral at 80 D. m The
bishop addressed the congregation in
both English and Spanish. At the con
clusion the congregation advanced to
receive the blessing.
A banquet was rendered by the sis
tcrS of the mcarnatc Word Academy
and at 80 p. m. Monday the students Of
that institution accorded the bishop n
reception.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
TO INVESTIGATE FRISCO
(BU A ssOciGfed PreSs.)

WaShingt H. ID. C., June 10-Repre-
sentative Ilimebaugh. of Illinois. a pro
grcssivc. Introduces a bill in the house
for investigation of the present Frisco
reccivership by a special congressional
committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
FERRY RAFT SINKS
(By Associated Press.D

i. Petersburg, June l0.-Fifteen per
sons were drowned in the sinking of a
delapidatcd ferry raft at Nyatka. A riot
against the municipal authorities ear
lesSness followed The raft had not been
properly inspected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
ANOTHER FIRE AT PARIS.
(Ru A ssOcidted PrcsS.l

Parls, Tex. June 10.-A forty thou
sand dollar fire at the depot this morn
ing IS be'lcyed incendiary. 1t also des-
troyed five business buildings. This is
the second disastrous fire in five months
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
LABOR LEADER NOMINATED

Washington, ID. c., June 1O.-WiIson
nominated Cornelius J Ford. or New
Jersey labor leader, for public printer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10
PUBLICITY LAW VALID.
(Bu 4 ss0ciatcd Press. J

q Washington. ID. c.. June 10.-The
Newspaper publicity law requiring
: all newspaper publishers to pub
( lish circulation. ownership. label
: reading advertisements as such was
: declared valid by the supreme court
: today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-06-10

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-17
SHORT NEWS

Water will be shut of in the dis.
trict between iend av. s and Lake
Washington, north " Ferdinand ST.
on Thursday, September is. from
. a. m. to I =. IN.
A society OF Missourlans viii be
formed at a meeting OF former res.
idents Of Missouri. which Is TO be
held at room 1914. Green building
Fourth and Pike. Thursday night
A welldressed check forger Is
operating among number OF seat.
tie business houses, So far he has
victimiEcd the Seattle Shirt Co,
Nelson 4 Miskey and the summit
Liquor Co
The condition Of Justice John E.
Carroll. who was operated ON Tues
day az the Providence hospital for
appendicitis, was considerably i'm
proved this morning lie passed a
restless night. however.
Two pigeons. not yet four months
old. owned by Guy W Woodford,
2Tl4 Mob hin av.. flew from Castle
Rock 10 Seattle, distance OF l2S
miles. In an hour and 10 minutes.
William Shaw and A. Diamond
were arrested Tuesday night ON
charges Of robbery preferred by
Patrick Mallory. The pair are ac.
cused OF robblng Mallory of $50 In
First NV. 5. saloon.
A new method OF robbery has
been reported to the police. Ches
ter Grieble. lilSis Howell ST.. was
attacked by a slightly.iutoNicated
man. at Ninth av. and Olive ST..
shortly after midnight Two other
men approached and separated the
comhatants. When Griehlc got
home he discovered that hts peck
cts had been rifled.
Gold to the amount OF S25O.oOO,
together with large shipment OF
canned salmon. was brought 20 Sc
attic on the steamship Humboldt.
which arrived here from southeast
crn Alaska ports this morning
The Norwegian steamer Thode
Fagelund. which was badly dam
aged In collision with the German
bark Thielbck off Astoria August
%. reached Seattle Tuesday night
in tow OF the tug Tyee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-17
AZ FARMS-FARM LANDS

HEHE ~ 4 GOOD LITTLE Boy NEAR
Auburn. 20 acres rich. Lowell land part
in cultivation. balance pasture OIL
fenced room house. barn. poultry
houses. team. harness. wagon. farming
Implements Z cows. 90 chickens milk
route bringing in steady income. Every
thing Eoes. Price t3.toO. terms 81 500
cash
selling country property our speciality
ROBERT MALTBY
FNHN ma
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PUBLIC MARKETS
CORNER

Pure cane sugar. IS lbs 81 salmon,
euarantesd. Sc can. cans peas. Use. :
rolls toilet paper. use, split peas les
isc. bars assorted toilet soap. Toe. purr
cider vinegar. Ice bottle. haNcs Search
itght matches. Toe 10 bars laundry soap,
use. bulk cocoa and chocolate. 2ae u
boiling beef. &c 10 pot roast. sc 10
liver. Sc To-. corn beef t.hc ~ good
ham. isc 10 good bacon. Use 10 pork
chops Use 10 r-hone steak zoe 10
slfloin steak. isc n; muttnn shoulder Sc
Ii: mutton chops. sac 10.
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BILLIARD TABLES

FOR sALE-NEw AND sECoNp-HAND
Carom ana Pocket billiard Tables and
bowling alleys and accessories, bar fix
lures Of all kinds. easy payments THE
BRUNSWICK RALKE COLLENpER
co, 2o0-2-4 First Rvo $. Seattle.
ARCADE POOL HALL, lle UN1NER-
slty st. Geo Taylor, Prop. Straight
cues. best tables In town
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sac cans SockeyN salmon. soc; ~ rs
fruit lars see dor soft shelisd waiuuts
SOC n lbs s5c. lbs sugar. &c
New English boiled dinner. isr. DOR
cinnamon rolls or doughnuts, 2Sc. les %
lamb and green peas soc. coffee and
dcuKhnuts &c. liberia peaches tee crate.
Concord grapes zoe basket: Tokay
grapes rso basket rcd peppers. Toe 10
eating apples. loo dor Bartlett pears.
i1c tnx
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l acre: 30 minutes from business
center. block from lake, on bou-
leyard
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SAINT AIRY

Fancy Eitsrta peaches CSC and soc
box: Isc spices. Sc, at, Jars - strained
honey. soc. p;. jars, zoe. iSe Jars - pea
nut butter Toe. fancy table raisins. Ice
Ii: Toe Neafchatel che-sc. Sc; Imported
Rocuefort cheese. &c II: best wanhinr-
ton creamery butter. aoe 10, ihs. tie!
sweet Santa Clara prunsa lbs iso.
goiden dates. lbs 2Sc. seeded raislns. /,
lbs ssc. black figs. lbs CSC. shsiisd
walnuts ard almonds sac o..
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/NLE1= EsssLl1a>
eIasozs IS,isti couNcl. .

Classified Adj Rate--Tranaicnt rates are
cents per line for charge ads. or s
times for the price % T. ! cent per word
for cash ads. or times for the price
Of 4 Phone Main 400.
For the convenience Of our readers We
have established agencies at the fol
lowing locations.
42s Union St. with Souvenir and Curio
shop. Phone Main 1924
r. u. Mullen, 5fo9 Ballard av. Phone
Ballard 3os.
Ads may be left at these branches. where
Same rates will be given as At main
office
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4room cottage; 7 lots. barn. etc /.
magnificent view; Is we'll worth
$4,000. \ real snap. at si.200
cash.
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sEkfrtE DAY >tUsFuN
2of broadway ana toS Eartihk~ az
cor Harrison Ht Childrrn under :
ssaH suEaa ansa . - y
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GIRL AgE Il WANTS HOME WITH
respectnbie family and attend the new
FRANKLIN high school A-tisi, care
Star
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II Female HELP WANTED

" ASIIp-hDt sc. WOMEN TO
work NJ telephone operators er.
perienccf or inexperienced. lady
tnstrurtrcss with CORPS OF able
assistants. - IN charR. Of com
pletcly equipped school for train
ing EperienCad women Pupils
paid while learning Amply the
Pacific Telephone a TcisKraph
Co. room 30. liit Fourth av
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EMPIRE DYE h>--cIEaNING
and repairing Sc First n Work
called for and delivered q. \. Tsb
LADIES' SAMPLE HATS. ~
traordinhry values for 81 TO IS
Ladies' Sample Hat Store. over
Tan'1Rss Theatre
New pianos for rent rent applied on
purchase Nsyrr-Ton~r 80 t'0fnn-
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ls FEMALE STTUA. WTD

WANTED. BY A YOUNG WOMAN A
position aa companion 20 refined. cui-
iured woman Address A-fist. care
hTn Star
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DELIVERY BOY PoR Nil DAY APP
ply ~ W .. Hutchinson 4 Co. Second
and Union
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WANrED-A MAN TO WORK on
ranch must asrist with milking -
COWS good home wages 81 30 per day.
Address James Cnrhrana Uatptlton
EknRii county wash
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IL BUSINESS CHANCES

MAN WHO HAS JUST CuME FuoM
ShushAnna ard has excellent prospects
wants party to Erishstahe htfn. Copper
anf sold apnrifnans 60 shsw call A.
Star office
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WANTED. AT ONCE = nOYR. II
years % are or over good wages paid
Apply supervisor Western Union Tel
Co ms Cherry ~
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cALIFoNNfAA LIANDs.-. ID :. y. RLKK
so EXCHANGES

~ ACRES WATER FRONT. NEAR
Granite Falls. best Of soil. Want lot
in Rainier valley A-2oo0. Star
FOR EXCHANGE ACRES. TUKwILA.
wash. N-room house; outbuildines. 20
fruit trees: small berries. plenty OF
good wood and water; free Of lncum
hrsncc Want city property. Can on
owner. Mrs. J. G. Brown, Tukwiia or
write me, Il. =. u. No. 8. Box 1900.
Seattle Wash
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l3 CHILDREN no BOARD

CHILDREN TO HOARD RATES
reasonable 22g's wentlako nv \
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The condition Of Justice John E.
Carroll. who was operated ON Iucs.
day az the Providence hospital for
appendicitis, was considerably inn.
proved this morning lie passed a
restless night. however.
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MACHINERY

DIAMOND MACHINE MANUFACTrR.
Ing Co, nth floor Manufacturer IT.
chanse bldg. Occidental and King
Gear cuttinE. general machinists; l.
nenIlons deyeloped. Phone Main 1874
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le Male HELP WANTED

! DOYLE MEDICINE co.
wants solicitors Tor seattle. snap for
hustler Sf7 pine ~
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WANTED MAN TO DO CHORES T0V
board ana room "a good homo Tor right
man. extra work paid Tor no tohacco
users wanted Eeuwnad i4af
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3 acres. IA miles from Browns
Vile. rich. black loan. price $500.
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CLEARING SALE OF GOOD TRUNKS
and bags The Trunk shop, corner see-
ond and spring, In hasement
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''WAM7r AD" PATRONS
TAKE NOTICE
NExr TO BUTLER HOTEL

You can leave your Want Ads" at Our
branch office-the Souvenir & Curio Shop,
20 Union St, between Second and Third,
or with Pat Mullen, 500 Ballard Ave.
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HOW TO SECURE TIE r0sITiDN YOU
want send postal for circular deHcrib-
lug this little book Sound Book 20 d.
BOX DOT. Semitic
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ITRUNKS-TRAVELING GDS

PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS ~
Cherry st Phones-Euiott s44S. e.
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a society OF Missourians Will be
formed at "A meeting OF former res.
idents Of Missouri. which Is TO be
held at room 1914. Green building.
Fourth and Pike Thursday might.
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South OF Seattle; acres. close 10
H. Il. station. rich. black. level
land. running water. Price only
fAun
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MONEY TO 10
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
BAN KS

THE CANADIAN BANK or COMMERCE.
Head office Toronto. Canada (360
branches in Canada. ctc) General
banking business Interest allowed on
savings and time deposits
Seattle Branch O. V HOLT Mgr
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lost NEAR SECOND AND YEELEp
~ay. night % September 6. gold hunt.
tasn watch WIN Petersen engraved
IN back FINDER NOTIFY star office
Liberal reward offered
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SMOKE e.. Il 10 CLEAE HAVANA
cigar for Be- brewster. 90 First:
Il trd and Union
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MEMS FINE $50 NIUE SERGE
suits 1870 Mems Upstnir suit
Shop Gordon Tracie. Room 200
HUr o. Third
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nor POINT InnNs- ., so

VWHFNTTHNT Nv TenfH
Found ILeciric 60 1910 Firs, ~
sHoitf HAND TOUCH TYPEWRiT-
Ing. complete 20 lessons tn6l Ar.
Catc Tffr M,fr 49,,
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SEATTLE EMrLofNENT oFFI,F.
1917 mira av. needs cooks wait
resses chambermhtds and house.
maids
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a FEW OF OUR BEST
BTYc