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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
EXCHANGE

FIVE acres orchard, Kennewick
garden tracts; Groom house,
barn, chicken house; value $500
VIII trade for close to Tacoma i'm
proved place. Call or write owner
p. McCaul. 26 Federal Bldg, Taco
ma.
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Big Bargains This Week.
ONLY

One highly improved 10O-acre
oregon ranch worth $4,000, will take
$500; another 120-acre improved
ranch, worth $4,000, for $500; g.
acre home, fully improved. improve
ments worth 1920. will take $500
cash, right at station. 15 min. ride
out of Tacoma. Wash: also 10 acres
covered with piIing timber worth
$500, for $500 cash. Address lS9
p. o., Port Alberni, 3. c.,
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YAK KLEAN Vacuum cleaner; will
rent you machine or furnish COM
petent operator. Main 1854.
III. L. HOUCK-Carpet beating. re-
fitting and laying; feather reno
waiting and upholstering. 2S12 eth
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LOST

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STRAYED-From Lakeview, April
~, a gray mare, weight about
$50 lbs, shoe lost from left front
foot, and partly lost from left hind
foot; cropped name. VIII pay for
recovery. w. j. Diokerson, Lake.
view, Wn.
LOST or stolen, my 4-year-old roam,
S0O-lb. mare, disappeared from my
home Wed, 23rd of this month. with
long rope haulter and short chain
on. Anybody returning her or Civ
Ing me information concerning her
whereabouts will be rewarded. Call
2127h Tacoma avenue.
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REAL ESTATE

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III lots, No. 22d near Washington
av.. assessments paid. Cheap, $3.50.
Owner, Main 1868. 1877 So. E st.
GREAT SNAP IN A REAL FARM
Forty acres rich land in famous
Wollochet valley, 5 miles west OF
PIT. Defiance, IA miles from Rose
dale wharf, stores, school, s acres
In potatoes, hay, garden, more
slashed; wire fences; perfect slope
for fruit; 10 fruit trees, berries, g.
room shake house, wells, fine
spring, all farm implements, block
and tackle. home blacksmith outfit,
good barn, root house. much cedar
timber, $500 worth piling. Value Is
$4,000. Price only $4,000; $1,000
cash.
5-ACRE SNAP EXTRAORDINARY
Old Puyallup line, close in clay
loan and black loan, not gravel; Y
cleared and ready for plow; fencedi
good well; land worth S1.250; clear
ing cost $500. ALI for $1,000; $500
cash. Call e. II. Miller. Main 1855,
before noon or after 9.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-One young mare and
colt, weight 1900, Edmund Nor
ton, 4th floor Court House. room As.
Tacoma, Wash.
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RANCH team. black mare, gray
horse; weight 1900 lbs. Price
1886. Several chunky horses, $50
lbs. up, for sale cheap. Stables,
26th and Jeff. av.
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Looking for a Home?

We have few homfs on easy
terms, ranging in price from $500
up. Better buy now at these low
prices.
JUDGES & HILL
313 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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Wanted, EXchangel

have 26 acres, 1000 #. water
front on island. acres in all kinds
of fruit, 10 acres under cultivationj
one of the finest views. / want a
home in Puyallup for which / Will
take first payment and give yrs.
for the balance, or Will bargain a
deal to suit both parties. What
have you to trade? 20 Gruven-
stems 10 year old apple trees on
this place, besides pears, cherries
and prunes and figs. It's dandy.
Fine spring and good dairy; broom
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LARGE new stock of wall paper.
very iatesf designs and patterns
Western climate A q johnson q
Co. 11f1 c ST
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SALARY AND CHATTEL LOANS


STATE SECURITY CO.
BROKERS
SALARY LOANS
LOWEST RATES IN TACOMA
II you are In need of from IS to
800 call and investigate our
method of ioaning money to honest
workingmen steadily employed.
NO PUBLICITY
STATE SECURITY COMPANY
s07 California Bldg.
CHATTEL LOANS. SALARY LOANS
propose to make loans
at Tower rate than you
can GET anywhere until the
newspapers and philanthropists
provide a cheaper place. Then I'll
quit or compete. My business 10
conducted along courteous. busi-
ness-like and Humanitarian princi-
pies. You can get So to 500 today.
and IL our contract Is not satisfac-
tory I'll cheerfully accept my
money back In "a hours without
cost. D. D. Drake. 210 Bankers
Trust.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
MAYOR M'CLENDON
 THANKS BLOOM
Writes Pine Bluffs Chief Executive
 That Loss in His City is a Most Disastrous One.

Mayor Simon Bloom, who was the first mayor in Arkansas to tender as sistance to Hot Springs citizens dur ing the big fire last Friday, yesterday received letter from Mayor J. w. McClendon, of that city, in which he expressed his thanks for the offer. The letter follows:
 Hot Springs, Ark, Sept. 6, 1913. Hon. Simon Bloom, Mayor,
 Pine Bluff, Ark
 My Dear Sir:-Your telegram, ten dering the services of your fire de- partment received, and on behalf of the citizenship of Hot Springs l wish to thank you for your generous offer, and assure you that. it.is appreciated tosthe extent that.our prayers will sDe that your city will never sustain such a loss, or even be called upon to use your brave boys.
 The loss is most disastrous one
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BIG CROP OK STATE FARM

Little Rock. Sept. S.-It is estimat- ed by the Penitentiary Commission that the state will have two thous- and bales of cotton and about 40,00O bushels of corn on the state farm In Lincoln County. Active picking will be commenced next week, and there will be about four hundred men at work ia the field.
 The other convicts, about 100, will be employed in enlarging the stock ades. and in raising seven and two fifth miles of levee to the standard
 Conditions at the state farm art most satisfactory. lncineratofs are being installed to dispose of the gar bags, SC that the camps may be kept in the most sanitary condition. A |new gin is being erected that will be ready for operation in a few days
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Paris, Sept 6.--!n spite of the resignation of Louis }leriot the fa- nous aviator, fhom the committee of the French Aero Club, last week, as 8 result of the committed S de- cision not to change tho arrange mcnts for the international aviation cup races, the committee has plan ned to hold the races at Rheims.
 Bleriot, together with Alfred Le- blanc, Count Henri de la Vauix, vice president of the club, and other prominent members, opposed the committees plans to hold the races at the Rheims aerodrome, the prop erty of Armand Deperdussin, because of the recent fraud scandal, amount ing to millions of dollars in which Deperdussin was involved. It is ru- mored that the others are to follow BleIiot's lead and quit the club Whether or not this will mean the breaking up of the foremost aero club in Europe is question which is being buch discussed.
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I.OGGlNG PARTY FEN ROUTE.

Little Rock Sept. S.-The Logging Party of the Southern National High way is on its way through Arkansas. The party, consisting of Col. Vest guard. Dell M Potter and others, reached TeXarkana last night They were joined there by County Judge Paul T. Celia and G. R. Payne. of Tex arkana, and k. c. McDaniels, of Arka
 delphia. They will be joined at vari- ous points along the line by others who will accompany them a part of the way. Among these will be Coun- ty Judge J. A. Thomas at Prescott, H. A. Jones. R. H. Mooney at Hot Springs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
DRENCHpNG RAIN
 MOST BENEFICIAL
Is Broken and Shower Brings Relief to Suffering
 Public.

The rain of yesterday came as q relief to the people of Pine Bluff and Jefferson county. Reports from various points in the county adjacent would indicate that the rain was general and will be of great benefit to the crops. Corn is made, but there is considerable acreage of late cotton that will be materially benefited.
 In this city the rain canfe down in torrents for an hour or more, flood ing the low sections of the city. but doing no damage. as the storm sewers and drainage carried the water away as fast as it fell. The fall in temperature, due to the rain is enjoyed by the people, who have suffered from the heat and "drouth of the past several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09

uhtll January 1, l9if. it is provided 'hdt the governor may appoint com missioner whose office shall begin On the tlrst Of September, 1911, ard that thls IS perfectly valid, and there was probably good reason for the delay"
 The commissioner will need to in- form hlmself as to the duties rcquir- ed of him, says Judge Moose, pre- vide himself with offices and furni- tufe and necessary hlalks, ard there by qualify himself to .ocome active under the law when i. becomes eff2c- reasons why the hanks of the state should be given until January 1, l"l4, to conform to the provisions of the act"
 With reference to the Blue Sky law the act provides that the duties de- volving upon the Insurance Cornls- sioner under this act shall adtomatl- cally pass to and become q part cf the duties of the bank comlnlsslonel whenever that office shall be created
 Since the Blue Sky department was created, by the last legislature, it has been a part of the work in the office of the state auditor, Capt. J. J. Beav- CTS being especially appointed ;or ihat purpose.
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PINE BLUFF GIRL
 CREATES STIR AT EMERSON

The gay young bloods of Emerson Ark, 40 miles southwest of this city, were treated to the rare sight of a split skirt occupied by well known Pine Bluff young lady on her way to Homer, La. While the local freight stopped at Emerson to do a lot of switching, the skirt dismounted from the train to enjoy some of the rural scenery. Unfortunately for the skirt but to the joy of the spectators, there was no box step to get back on the train with. Just how that feat was accomplished it was impossible for us to say, for each witness told it in different way. But they all watched her-you bet!-tCamden Bea- con.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
GOVERNOR HAYS
 GRANTS THIRD PARDON

Little Rock, Sept. S.-Gov. Hays Monday afternoon granted the third pardon since he has been in office. The first two were for men convicted in his court while he was still circuit judge, and whose petition he had signed before he was elected Cover nor.
 The latest object of his clemency is Lawrence Cobb, aa f5 year o;d boy of Cleburne County, who had served six months of a years sentence in the Reform school on a charge of grand larceny. He was convicted March :, 1913. The pardon was recommended by the Penitentiary Commission and the Superintendent of the Reform School, and granted upon condition that he immediately go to his parents in Missouri ana never commit another crime i'll Ar kansas.
 Applications for pardons continue to come in, but not so numerously as in former administrations. All petl tions are given consideration, but up to the present time, they have not appealed to the governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
Strengthen Weak Kidneys

Don't suffer longer with weak kid neys. You can get prompt relief by taking Electric Bitters. that wonderful remedy praised by women everywhere. Start with bottle today, you will soon feel like q new woman with am bition to work. without fear or pain. Mr. John Bowling of San Francisco, writes: e"Gratitude for the wonderful effect of Electric Btters prompts me to write. It cured my wife when all else failed" Good for the liver as well. Nothing better for indigestion or biliousncss. Price 50c and $1,00 at all druggists.
 Queen Bread ulcaus clean bread.
 3-l1 tf
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NEGRO
 GOES TO COUNTY FARM

fore Magistrate J. A. Frazier yester- day on two charges, one of disturb ing the peace and the other for car rying a pistol. The negro entered a plea of guilty to both charges and was fined $25 and cost and sixty days on the county farm for disturbing the peace, and $200 and costs and sixty days on, the pistol charge. which he will work out on the3copaty farm. It is alleged that the negro has been the terror of the negroes
 in and around Reydel for some time, ment of the colored population was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
GOV. HAYS TO SPEAK
 AT CONVENTION
Will Deliver One of tle Principal Ad. dresses at Southern Com.
 mercial Congress.

Little Rock, Sept. S.-Gov. Geo. W. Hays has accepted an invitation to address the fifth annual convention oI the Southern Commercial Congress, 10 be held at Mobile, Ala, October 2a 10 29.
 The invitation to Governor Hays comes from the executive committee of the organization, which has askeu that he take for his subject "Tne Liie' Achievements and Character oi sonA T. v Morgan. . father of the fan4illa CanalEidea.
 r The address made by the cniel ees ,cutiye of Arkansas will be one q eHe principal addresses of the meeslns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
BANK COMMISSIONER
 DUTIES EFFECTIVE
Attorney General Moose Gives Opin. ion as to Legality of Office
 Recently Created.

Little Rock, Sept. S.--One of the first opinions given by Attorney Gen. eral Moose upon his return from his vacation was that requested by John M Davis, the State Bank Commission CT, relative to the date when the term of his office begins, and his duty with reference to the enforcement of the Blue Sky law.
 Judge Moose hold that while the banking act does not be:ome effective
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09

the Rockies. Showers have occurred in the Eastern, Southern and Vest ern states and the Lake region. The s a. m. temperature was 6 degrees at Calgary, Canada, 70 degrees in Chicago and New York, IS degrees in St. Louis and 72 degrees to 76 de- grees in Arkansas. Unsettled wealth CT is indicated for this vicinity, with showers tonight or Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09

A J. Walls, at Lonokc, Judge E. k. Screeton at DeNall's Bluff. T. G. Price. Dr. E. w. Mcknight and Dr. F. T. Murphy at Brinkley, Judge E. A, Rolfe and F. w. DeIossitt, and Dr. J. Rush at Forrest City, and Judge !. P. Thompson at Marion.
 At Little Rock they will be joined by the Little Rock Motor Club repre- sentatives, County Judge Asher and other good roads enthusiasts. Tine mission will join them at some point south of here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
# I. 's, * I. .s. .ss ss + + .s. <. 4 <. < 4. i REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS + * +
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WARRANTY DEEDS
 Smart X Hudson, to F. $. Lewis Lot II, Blk. II, College Heights Ad- dition, $50.00.
 Roane C. Bell, ct alls to James Ellington, lot ?, blk. 3, SD of nv 1-4 SC 1-4 sw 1-4 sec. 15-6-9, $30O.00.
 Carrie Guggenheim to J. w. Rag land, lot 6, block 9, Woodruff's w. $125,00.
 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
 Sandefur- Waters Realty Co., to C. Philip Waters, lots 1 to 4, block z, C, Phil Water place, $1.00.
 Mere Trust Co.,, to Mary J. Lewis lot 4, block 4, Holderness & Senyard addition, $2500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
WEATHER REPORT
 } < < % $ < < + < < % $t+ .

FOR ARKANSAS: Unsettled wea ther with showers Tuesday.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS ;. Tie pressue is low over New Eng land, Southern reyassand the North Pacific Coast district An area Of high pressure central over Minnesota, occupies the, greater. part of the country between the Alleghanies and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
Heavy Fall at the Capital.

Little Rock. Sept. S.-There was a noon, lasting for nearly an hour, and many of the streets Tar iD rivers. Nd vices are that rain was quite general and it appears that the drouth which has lasted several weeks has at ,;,sl been broken -'osn 9nd cotten were beginning to suffer for moisture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09

whose testimony for the prosecution resulted in the conviction of Joe Bak- CT. alleged actual assassin, and John Mackenzie, whose love for Mrs. Reu- ter is said to have been the motive for the crime. More than 14o witt nesses will be called to testify at the trial, and all of Mrs Reuters g neighbOrs have announced their will linSness to take the stand on her be- euted woman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09

Tulsa, Okla, Sept. G.-Now that she has fully regained health Mrs Laura Reuter-, a beautiful young matron, of this city expressed Che wish that she be tried immediately on the charge of being the prime mover in the plot, that resulted in the murder of her room of their home sixteen months ago. Mrs. Reuters counsel is confi- dent of bein. able to discount the story of Bud" Bellew. the chauffeur
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
No. 666

This is prescription prepared especially
 for MALARIA or cHiLlS & FEVER:
 Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09

strong against him, and he decided to plead guilty to prevent the sum- He will be carried to the farm to begin his sentence this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09

and the havoc played can not be ap- preciated until seen.
 Yours very truly,
 J. w. M'CLlINDON,
 Mayor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09

Batteries, Engel, Gallia, Love and Henry; Caldwell and Sweeney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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BASEBALL.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS

HIGHEST cash prlre paid for mons s,D0ud
haud clothing loS So. boston rhou,
aI6T
MISS pOWfR9 public aicnugHpher, notary
500 bhss BLDG Phone 1909
PuBlIC SlENOGRApUEW Private office
work good. rates moderate Ioon 31g Rob.
insuu Arcade Phone 1855
CoRNET TEACHER Private Lessons given
by appointment T. N Gamni Empress
Theatre
hlGu CLASS tress.mahing alterlnG cape.
t.olly Mrs, HuId 622 ls National Bank
Bldg
DESIRE to lct contract to build hrca
hmi'.nr y Rnner Cowets, Okla
WANT nice. clean cotton RAGS at this office
Bring thDm today
FlANFlEITE ulgh,suuus 500, en- Eat
Third street
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YARNS

ron SALE AND EXCHANGE Some N the
very best farms iu tho couutrD either bog
tlis state Ur uthor sIgtos. y NJ white and
overly over Zach Nat hauh Phone 21io
10 EXCHANGE A wrll improved l50 acre
farm m Illinois for Tulsa property, clusn
no school and town fine Wut0r. what have
,ou 10 ofirri White and overly over EA.
rhAnEn NM nanA nhnne alll-
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STOLEN

$1,000 reward for Information lrudmg 10
he recovery " the f1lluWiUF sto,N
.uaHod or driven away from sand spriuas,
one le gao old J,r.ay Aegrr damn color
rD brand One Jersey COW. about years
old light damn color with drrk around eyes.
probably with youug gaif Phone or 0ddrcbs
Sand springs iumber company Sand
Springs OKLA
STRAY rD OR STOLEN rue day night from
1896 So Boulder small bay buggy mare
pace 'n harness. phouo 2O1s
WILL pay parties $500 for a., return of
grip uYd contents Mkou from IIauuau's
Book store No questions asked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-20

ron SALE--19l3 Yale twin motorcycle
Sl9s.OO. Practically new, chiin drive
Tn,lo- Bros 6 South Hudson ST, Oklahoma
City Okla
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FOR SALE-Will sell my grocery store and
meat market, stock and fixtures consider
alton about $4,000. Good location, cheap
rent Address O. O Nanfleet Owpsso.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-20

POSITION WANTED--An experienced house
8OI 7caTe World.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

/ 5,..,,- ,,,-,-,,-
/ FHh hEN "o downstairs rooms Tor hEh
march nor ri',, Ph,n. "' R.. "sSS s61a WIZ
NON pi,l,7, -. -
faG s b,tr'It ''' "s" "''''A''''"
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! ONE large 'front.' room for ,houae keeyHs
/ iBlarf 75i '''''''' '-' ''' '''''''". '"'"'
NM, -i.-i.
Pbops S5oG biI NJ CsHu.r"n r"''"'' "'0'''
:. w '',-''- -'',
tccpiag nS &c. Mark P6aeo sH9g5
FOR RENT Two Irb, Lou,cL rgr,1g ro-1-,
front anl l,cl s,tr.,'s 'r,'e ~
2nd.
Two Furnished room, f.r -,-gb, l.m.,.,,-
mg moleu 80 Ao Mnblle
NEWLY furnished grai-, .Irr-jr. room I,--
roiun,ng for gentleman, $500 per week
80 W. l'h.
TWO Furnished rooms Jg,5r-1J- Ior.t,.,,,
IHou, o1tl '''"''''
,I,,--.,, - -
~ ~. ~ ulgs-g2 sl-oD. sI4 E4sI IhiIa 81
ONE largc light housekeeping room N half
g,,, .-- = 1ge,- ln31e-H, ga w E1s-oI
j hNlSlItD rooms. gentlemen only, mod.
err. close m. 2l9 No. Boston.
LOST Bin book with Hudson uairy o..
bi!ls enclosed, reward. Phone al49.
TWO furnished room. modcrn nj, conyor.
ience 800 So Cheyenne Phone 1867.
FOR RENT -FnTni,hrd ron, mon orI,- 900
So CIeycpus phoIs IE@o '''" "'''' w.
-. 80 49, =
OAE neatly furnished sleeping room modern.
157s ~ E.S. W 10 S"'N o. car me none
oz55, - =
Ieep%9s % ''SGu 2a8 Io Gi1Gors FIUm 'or Nsn' mousse
TWO unfurnishcd rooms, modern 4l2 No.
DSsl9's' -
ron RFTTH gn.,t.,.a ,oa,-. s", ~.
troit '''''''Ou 'oOi's' '-' D'
ron RFY7--Ii-E, E-n--l -----,,- ---.-.--- -.
P6onr o7Go pong '''"''
-,
'C' Gtr.in,.,ii i'ooH'S J" Aoue'h nome oO'
57-,, -
seepag eUortmen Do I''J1' in cnspscoo IgI C, Az o6
per week also / large sleeping room with :
pedS, So.oo per week 10 II W. oth' In
1PGF ~. 5,-,.l' ~, ---,-,i----, -
no SO. Nam.
ONE niceT furnished bousphpeping room
and one slctping room close IN no chill
drcn. 2l0 W ara st.
THREE partly frnjr6r5 rooms Lot wgfgr
BATH, 2 blocks west Of owens school. 10
No. Phoenix.
i,0I3 pV1--7 ~, ,--------,--5 a
city. strictly modern. rs rooms with
private bath. rates al Jo per week and nm
brexeu Hotel 8rd and cheyenne. Phone
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FOUND
CLAIRVOYANT
PERSONAL

SPEClAL-Two piece suits, ladies or gents
cleaned and pressed 81 co. ladies' skirts
60 cts, mems trousers 80 cts. Independent
Cleaners. Phone 8ls4
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AT Kis'ler Drug store you viii find hice
display Of hand painted china, Irices rea.
soHable
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-20

FOR SALE-T Hand made delivery wagon
cheap Phone Black 943.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

UNCLAIMED suits at The Lee Levering
isilorS, W. 9rd street, Robinson Ar
cadp
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WANTEp-Ranch work by young man and
wife, experienced rancher, good reference
Address 1871 care World.
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SITUATION WANTED-By colored man in
private family, can do any kind OF house
work. Address Humphrey Mcclure, Tulsa,
OHM -------
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STORE AND OFFICE ROOMS

ONE suite Of two elegant rooms In new
World Bldg, Apply 10 Mgr. Tulsa World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-20

WANTED Position by experienced grocery
clerk Phone 1896
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-20

SITUATION sECURED-we hive a list OF
reliable firms desiring competen: help. File
your application with us. City Mercantile
and Employment Agency, 432 Iowa Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-20

FOR SALE-One brand new 3 IL Stough,.
on wagon only been used days. cash or
terms See X r. johnson az z. O.
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FwFmilwPg ReDAiPimg

Guns,on Furniture Hospital, uphol-
sternE Repairing Refnishng and
Enamellng. obey the impulse. Phone
us nov; all work guaranteed, Phone
3006 2l9 East Fifth street