davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03

Whatever you are-Be that; Whatever you say-Rs truA Stralghtforwardly act. Be honeSt-in fact
 Be nobody else but you"
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03

to 'fess, But when she says that birds don't eyer talk, Why my big sisters wrong for once, I guess.
 Martha Loving. South Richmond. Va.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-03

Lebanon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30

Los esposos Manuel Marin Gauthier
: Ines Lllisa Lassise de la Sierra, han
sidO favorecidos con Ell advenimient0
de un nino, el primogenito del simpati-
20 hogan, quien viene como mandado
lei cielo allmentar ell regocijo Y Ia
algeria de dichos esposos.
Les feIicita con visibles muestras de
abstraction su consecuente amigo ell
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30

A la 80 de hoy, cuando me sentaba
en- la silla de mi escritorio 4 plumear,
el telefono, menos lac0nico que e1 tele
grafo, me anuncio que Ell la calle del
Sol" por ell sitio aquel en- que Nero
dean frecuentemente las damas de no.
che. +" habia octlrrido ell envenenamien-
to de una joven alegre llamada Ange-
lima Tirado residente en- la casa No. 81
de la calle citada
Debido q la alarma de sus compaile-
ras vecinas cercanas, 4 POGO la notl-
Ella cundi0 por ell barrio y prestaronse
q conducirla al Salon Socorros y de ALI
al Hospital como case de mayor impor-
tancia curativa
Los que la conduc1an dicen que es-
taba ag0nica, que Ell sus OJos vldmOs0s
Sc rehejaban los estertores de la muer-
te. Una vez en- el Hospital Sc procedi0
al trabaio engorroso de salvarla.
Esta bastante grave, dos horas des-
pues de intoxicada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30

Con motive de las fiestas reIgiosas
que Sc estan celebrando en- esta santa
lglesia parroquial han llegado esta
poblacion bastantes sacerdotes catolicos
procedentes de Ponce, Salinas y pueblos
lim1trofes Todos ellos Sc hospedan en-
la casa del Cura Parroco.
FL Corresponsal.
2S-8-13.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
De MAYAGUEZ
Mas del crimen de la Estacion. Una
'Cocotte' intoxicada- Manolitc
Funes.-Un pequeiio mas.

En- defecto de un Fiscal para entender
Ell la califcacion de causas graves, co
mo la del crimen que me contraigo.
callfico el Juez municipal intnrlno. =
aqul todo es interino-el cri.nnn come
lido por Demetrio Padilla contra Fuse
bio Lopez del cual dl conocimiento 4
los lectores del BOLETIN, como un de-
lito con atenuantes muy favorables,
'habiendole senalado $4,000 de ianza
Despues de esta califcacion, el Conf
sionado de la Corte Federal EN- esta ciu-
dad, senior Williams Fable, Sc hizo car
go de la carlsa, recogiendo las pleas de
conviction, etc., toda vez a. habiendose
cometido ell crimen EN- terrenos de ia
Estacion Agronomica aquellos son &C.
derales, por 10 tanto es un case de la
competencia de la Corte Federal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
Garnet judicial
CORTE MUNICIPAL
Odalisca escandalosa.

Por haber promovido un fuerte eS-
candalo en- ell Boulevard del Y ale Ell Ia
madrugada de hoy, la mujer de vid:
airada Margarita Soto, usando un vo
cabulario que no esta de acuerdo ef.
NADIA con los buenos principles sociaies
ell senior Geigel la condeno a pagar una
multa que, aunque algo fioja, lie huble-
IA servido su importe a Margarita pa
ra comprarse un tomito de "Urbani-
dad' de Moral Social" Otra vez
sera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
Continentales ebrios y escandalosos

Los ciudadanos yankees John John
son, John Olson 0. Rivers, dieroi
anoche en- ell capricho de rendir fervo
roso culto Baco; como es natural Ia
''mosca' que cazaron fue bastante mas
que regular: a las II y 40 de la madru
gada cuando va la atmosfera cerebral.
estaba bastante caldeada, sc creyerol
sin duda que estabamos en- pleno die
carnavalescO v en- medic de 1ln monrl
mental escandalo circulaban por la ca
lie de Rafael Cordero lanzando al aire
los zafacones y cuantos objetos encon-
traban al paso.
1ntervino la polic1a y esta manana el
senior Geigel les hizo volver a la raz6r,
condenandoles a pagar una multa de 10
d6lares q cada uno
Al salir de la Corte, los continentalcs
Sc miraban unos a otros, pensando sin
dufa cue estaban equivocados cuando
creyeran que pod1an tomar a Puerto
Rico por ma cspecie de ''Coney Is
land
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
Los Emp1astos Hazol-NTentoI

Los Emp1astos Hazol-NTento1
son muy efcaces para aliviar cualquier do
lor; Lumbago, Reumatismo, Sciatica y
otras intermediates dolorosas. Los mismos
contienen Mentol. Rollos de una yarda
$l.OO orc. De venta en- todas las drogue-
rlas y boticas. SERVINGS pedidos por correo
tambien al recibo de su importe.
Davis d Lawrence Co., Nueva York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
Un gallego farruco:

Juan Coto Pereira, es un "marusco'
Que tiene nlalas pulgas; el bueno del
hombre, posee unas casas en- Santurce,
que tiene ,arrendadas, en- pequenas pie
zas 4 diversos ciudadanos. Seg1n de
cia hoy declarando lleno de indigna-
cion ante la Corte, los inquilinos le
sarmaron un rancho por que les que
ria impedir que "celebrasen recepcio-
neso (i) y denuncio a una pobre mu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
DANA ENFERMA.

Desde hace unos dias Sc encuentra en-
ferma de algdn cuidado, la respectable
DANA doiIa Encarnaci6n Rivera, esposa
del comerciante don Juan Torres, de es-
ia localidad Anoche Sc agrav6 en- tales
terminus la dolencia de la distinguida
sonora, que su estado alarmo la fami-
liza. Afortunadamente, la ciencia tiene
esperanzas de que ell NAL ceda ante sIls
esfuerzos. No otros son nuestros deseos
mas vehementes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
VIAJEROS DISTINGUIDOS

Hoy han llegado esta poblaci6n pro
cedentes de Venezuela, la distingilida es-
posa del doctor F. Izquierdo, y ell her
mano de este don Jose, tambi6n Licen-
ciado en- Medicina.
A ambos damos nuestra mas entusias-
ia bienvenida, deseandoles gratas i'm
presiOneS entire nosotrOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
l2ifa sorprendida.

E11 la tarde de aver, el policla insu
lar iborio Torres, sorprendio frente a
Hotel Inglaterra los individuo,
Jose Padilla Y Raimundo Narvaez, los
cuales expedlan p1blicamente papele
tas para la rifa de una nOvilla, ell pro
ductO de cuya venta-seglln ellOs-es
taba destinado a engrosar la suscrip
ci0n alberta para recaudar fondOs COZ
deSti mo 4 las fiestas de la MOnserratc el
Santurce. Ell funcionario polic1aco, 81
;accuto en- ell acto de la detenci0n de II
Dapeletas para la rifa de 1886 que los
vendedores llevaban, confiscando tam
bien la novilla que ha quedado deposi-
tada las resultas de la denuncia
FL nllmero mas alto de las papeletaS
sorprendidas es ell 1874 y de tai form;
resultaba pingiie ell negocio, que, ven
didas i diez centavos cada una. supo
niendo que esta fuese la Ultima recau
dar1a la comision de festejos $4S7 40
cantidad mas que sufciente para cele
brar unas iestas regias
Ell Juez ha senalado ell dia del me.
de setiembre proXimo, para la vista *
la denuncia ante la Corte municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
Trinador cazado.

Sc tramitaron hoy dos denunclas
contra el aprovechado ciudadano Ma
nuel Sanchez (a) Mong6, a quien ell Sc
nor Geigel puso a buen recaudo por un
t6rmino de 10 meses con Objeto de qle
durante ese tempo vaya meditando s.
le convene zanzibar la vida.
Por una de dichas denuncias Sc de
mostr0 la mala fe de Manuel, qlien,
con escusas Y malas artes, cOnsigul6
que un dependiente de la importante
casa cOmercial "La Flor de Julio" de
la propiedad del senior LeOncio klane-
sa. lie prestase un muestrariO cOntenien-
do infnidad de muestras de cachemir y
otros generos, valorado en- $40, ell cual
no tuvo 4 bien devOlver
Por la otra, fue acusado de un delito
de falsa representation, por ,haber de-
fraudado zen 50 a Francisco Perez en-
gaiiandOlO Ell la venta de un anillo ase
gurandole que era de orc de 16 kilates
cuando era de metal de la mas inferior
calidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30
DE PATILLAS
REAIESA DE CARBON.

REAIESA DE CARBON.
&
En- el puerto denominado "El Bajo"
de esta playa, ha fondeado ell barco
Patrick Simpson conduciendo I'm
cargamento de 1900 toneladas de car
bon de piedra, con destino a las obras de
la represa del riego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30

Manana viernes Sc presentara al p(l-
blico mayaguezano, en- ell teatro ''Ya-
guez," ell reputado pianista canario
Manolito Fumes, una notabilidad EN- el
arte, quien a la edad de y amos disfru
TIA va del hermoso privilegio de jugal
con las flores de la fama como una ma
riposa encantada en- un jard1n prima
veral
Mayagiiez esta animado para yer
ese nino prodigioso que viene honrar
nos con una vista agradable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-30

chacha de 16 amos de edad, quien, en-
entablo acci0n contra el con anterlori
dad esta, porque ell ''marelo = al ma
Ger uso de su tiranica autorldad de ca
sero emple6, respondiendo su carac
ter iracundo, frases injuriosas y Ell eX
tremo ofensivas para la joVen.
Hoy defend1a a la denunciada g
Lcdo. Benitez Flores, quien tuvo nece
sidad de requerir varias veces ell auNl
Ito de la Corte por las formas descom
puestas, descorteses, altamente alta
neras con que Juan contestaba ia
preguntas que lie hacla ell letrado.
Como quedara demostrado que nueS
tro buen hombre, anteayer, y SIN per
misc de nadie entrara Ell casa de la de
nunciada atropellandola Ell mala for
ma destrozandole una tina, el Juez i.
absolvi6 del case lie previno al de
nul: :ciante para que Sc 'abstuvlese Ell k
successive de presentar ante la Corte de
nuroias insidiOsas, que solo tienen or
gen Ell ell chismorreo de la vecindad :.
en- Ia iracundia de CotO, teniendo ell 81
3nOI Geigel que usar de toda su energl,
Ipara domar al farruco gallego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
Fire on Lake Is
Cause of Alarm

Considerable excitement prevail
ed along the shores OF Lake Wash
lngton Monday night when steam
er was noticed TO be In flames half
way between Seattle and the east
shore. Wild rumors were prevalent
that IL was one OF the Anderson
Steamboat Co.'S steamers. and the
passengers, penned like rats In a
trap. were meeting most horrible
death. Newspaper offices. police
headquarters and the fire depart
ment were kept busy until late In
the night explaining tho "catas-
'trophe."
The burning boat was the l.. T.
Haas. and was ordered fired and
sunk by it's owner. the Anderson
Steamboat Company after having
been stripped OF its engine. II was
one Of the first boats 10 ply on Lake
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
BOYS RUN over
BY FIRE WAGON

Two boys. riding bicycle. were
seriously hurt today when an auto
collidcd with them. and four boys
coasting on skates escaped with
MINOR injuries when hose wagon
~ OF tho fire department ran
irpytkem AZ Spring 81. and 3and av.
Clifford Fountain. sos Mercer.
sitting on the handle bars. and Joe
Smith. 2+2s Aloha. who rode the
bike were run over by an auto
ariycn by Murray Frost on Lake
boulevard. Joe Smith was not
NEfously hurt, The other boy was
removed 10 the swedish hospital.
Those injured BY the fro wagon
are: Dwight Riley. a22 sis, av..
struck In the stomach: Paul Isaac
son. ss2 sand. cut on the hand:
Norman Conway. SEE 3snd. head
and hand cut. Another boy was
slightly injured but he refused 10
give his name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
SIECFRIED
IS IN CONTEMPT

Judge Humphries this morning
designated Attorney Thorwa aid
Siesfried's letter to the Seattle par
association, asking the Judges con.
duct 90 DO Investigated. as "con.
tempt OF court.
Sicgtrieds letter was prompted
by the judges refusal 10 accent
service OF an affidavit OF prejudi q
rom socialists named In IN. no.
s,raining order. prohibiting orntory
on Fourth and Westlake. Millar,
Price came into court personally 10
represent himself. and the Judge
advised him To see an attorney.
"Siegfried's letter and action
are. without question. contempt OF
court because they deal with n
matter still pending before mo,
said Judge Humphries. III the AZ.
fidavit Is properly drawn and filod,
viii take cogulxance OF A."
Attorney Carroll Hendron, for
the bar association. said today that
the Siegfried letter will not be TAX.
en- up TIL week from Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
PARKER SUED ON
WIRELESS STOCK

What IL probably test case.
which. II successful. will be the
first OF n hundred similar suits,
was begun this morning when J. ].
Peth brought action against George
u. Parker. the United Wireless
wizard of the Pacific coast. recent.
~ pardonei from McNeils island.
peth is seeking to recover $3.50
for wireless stock he bought
through the agency OF Parker. The
suit Is made 2 personal one. Peth
alleges he wah told no promotion
stock" was to be issued by the
Wireless company. but that this
promise was not kept
Parker sold over 1900. 900 worth
Of stock. and amassed an immense
fortune In two or three "gct-rich-
quick" years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
MISSOURIANS HERE

An informal session IL being held
ut the Washington this afternoon
by members OF the Missouri com.
pensation commission. who are In
Seattle for the purpose OF studying
the Washington Industrial insur-
ance act. Harold Preston. author
Of the act, and J. II. Wallace. a
member OF the Industrial commits
sion. are expected 10 confer with
the commission. Monday former
Industrial Commissioner Higday
met the commission and explained
the various phases OF the act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
HEATH VISITS CITY

Perry Heath. former first assist
ant postmaster general. Is In Seattle
today. having returned from a trip
TO Alaska. Heath has retired from
active business. He was first as
sistant postmaster general for three
years, reslgning In 1900 become
secretary Of tho republican national
Heath. who In accom-
panied by his wkc. will spend the
next few days here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
Hops Take Jump

By GATED Press Leased Wire.
PORTLAND. July 29.--The most
sensational advance in hops for
some time is registered here today
with about 1000 bales changing
hands at 20 cents a pound. This IL
an advance of from IA cents to >
cents above the previous advanced
figures. Twenty cents Is now be-
Ing freely offered for best quality
hops at all points In the Willamette
valley. The same price IL available
throughout Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
BERGER TO SPEAK AT
SOCIALIST MEETING

A socialist mass meeting will be
held at Dreamland rink next Sun
day at 2:30 .. m, for the purpose
OF demanding a congressional In
vestigation OF the recent rioting
started by soldiers and sailors In
Seattle, and also 10 protest against
the usurpation Of authority by
county officials and the infringe.
akpent Of the right Of the city Of
eattle to home rule. Victor
Berger will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

lbs bs butter. csc. lbs. sSc;
best removed butter. 5oo 10; best
Oh ocoiats. &c ID. best graduated
sugar. o. ssk fancy Italian pruncs,
Z lbs, gee e. cream Java coffee. y
lbs 81 coffe compound. his, tEe.
soc tea. acc a cans hes, snrdlncs.
isc, large Norwegian fish halls. ste
each. Tie mMkerei Toe. Zoe inaeh .
sIri. itc. isswr herring. Csc. lbs
sal soda. Dc sttH mAcarorl or spa.
ghctti. Csc. Is. rolled oats. use 10
81 70 laundry nar. csc. cream cheese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
Can't Throw the
Bones Any More

TACOMA, July 2s.-in an effort
20 rid the city OF all forms OF gam
bling. Acting Chief of Police Smith
today issued an order. putting tho
ban on dice shaking According TO
Information reaching Chief Smith.
some cigar stores and. saloons had
permitted shaking for money, and
this IA responsible for today's order
prohibiting the use OF the bones"
In any sort OF game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

English aoieE. lbs. i5c. haiihut
lbs. s5c. silver salmon. soc each.
bAck cod : lbs. ace large salmon
ttst. lave III. silver perch, loo
10 tboneicns herring. soc 10. Chinook
saloon. Ice 10, at. Mason Jars. sbc
dos az Economy jars. o. doE pt
apicw for pickles. Sc pkg. 2 cans
Aaifan. he cans corn. Use. cocoa
nut \ pkg large pkg raisins. for
fiRks for isc. cans iyo. iSc, 10
bars huudrv aohp. gtc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
Stung on the Toe

CENTRALIA, July 2s.-Hovard
Robinson, son of Mrs. Esteila Rob
inson OF Kelso. IL In a precarious
condition today. following an at
tack by bumble-bee. which stung
b bn the toe. The youngster was
I'd cred unconscious for several
hon but hopes are now enter
fainyd for his recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
NAMES MARVIN

By United Press Leased wire
WASHINGTON. July 2a.--Prof.
Charles r. Marvin. head OF the In
strument division OF tho govern
ment weather bureau. today was
named chief OF that office. to sue
coed willis l.. Moore. Marvin In a
native OF Columbus. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
Must Be Bad Hole

VssINING, N. Y. July 29.--Un-
der heavy guard. and all in man
acles, so more convicts who have
been mutinous in Sing Sing, left
here today for Auburn prison. The
men were given no opportunity to
begin any disorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

lib Foolish bricks. ioc. ? Zoe cans
tomato soup. Ice, bayou beans, 10
10. ioerorn starch, SCI maearoni, Sc
sniad ot soc. sweet and sweet mixed
pickles. ttc PIT large sour pickles,
for % Dutch cleanser. ? for be
home mssfe isiiieH. ioc glass; elder
vinegar. zee gal French mustard
toe pt "a Dreaded pork chops, zoe.
roas; pos dinner. gsc. assorted
cook lea. fAnH &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

WHITE FISH. Mont. July 20
Engineer Peck L. Foreum and Fire
man Carl Smith are dead here TO.
day as the result Of yesterday
wreck OF the Great Northern fast
mail train No. 2. west bound. near
Rock hin. The engine left the
rails and turned over. a mail car
pliing on top. The cause OF the ac-
cident Is not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
PUBLIC MARKETS


SANITARY
10 lbs. new POTATOES. sbcs 4 lbs
Santa Clara prunes. csc. large Itai-
Ian prunss. lee. H. evaporatcd APP
pies, , lbs. 2ae comb honey. zoe ~.
English wainuts. zoe ID, Spanish
and Jumbo peanuts, 2 ihn sbc. black
figa, 4 lhs 2ke. cAndied figs. zoe ~.
noodiess raisihs. ? lbs. i5c, seeded
rnisins ? lbs, lse. peanut oil. y gal,
fisb. English muffinH. , for Zoe. Z
loeNea homo made bread. zoe. hall
hnt. , lbs. Csc. boneicss trout. lbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
HIGGINS FUNERAL HELD

Funeral services for William Hig-
gins, IS. who was drowned In Clal-
lam bay last Wednesday. were held
in Clallam Sunday afternoon. Hig-
gins met his death while trolling.
a heavy wind sprang up before he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
lap SHOOTS FELLOWS

0THELLO. Wash, July 29.--
cunning amuck from drink, l..
E1urato, a japanese employed In
he local Milwaukee shops. today
hot and killed NJ. Kishimura and
Wounded ~ Ohara. fellow en-
ployes. Murato, who had just been
discharged because OF his indulg-
ence In liquor, escaped, following
the shooting. end In still at large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

could row 20 shore and the boat
was overturned. lilo IL survived by
n wife. three sons and daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
SINKS CUNBOAT
FROM AEROPLANE

ny United rress Leased wire
NOGALES. Arix.. July 29.-De'
layeds messages 10 rebel leaders
hero today again report the dc.
struction OF the Mexican federal
gunboat Tampico In tho Guaymaa
harbor by u bomb dropped by
Older Mason from his aoroplape.
According TO the report. which 'is
unconfirmed. Mason made three
flights over the harbor before one
OF his misslles landed on the vessel.
sending II 60 the bottom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
TRoTs REDUCE

NEW YORK. July 20,-Turkey
trpttIng is the greatest flesh reduc-
ing exercise 10 the world, according
10 Diamond Jim Brady. millionaire
frequenter OF the local White Way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

Classified AZ nsS--Transisnt rates
are cents Pc limo for charge
ads. or times Ar tho price Of 4,
cents per line tr cash ads, or 5
timna for tho pHe % 4. Phones
Elliott ~ or Mah 1900.
NO have stabilized agencies at
tho following loo s1onr:
x1p uaion Sc. via Souvenir and
Curio shop. PhortEliiott 81
y. %. Naliea. SOS lizard Az. Phone
Ballard sos
Ads may be left at nsss branches
whore same rates vti DO given as
at main office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

A New York baker has baked a
loaf OF bread that weighs 1870
pounds. There's Job he had TO
loaf on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

20 RooMs-FuRNishEp
MODERN. OUTSIDE ROOMS, 5oc 4
day up. special low weekly rates
Hotel BOYD, 2is spring 81.
EhIrlnsinn- ILla Eecand. y. Msck 90.
30 RooMs-HousEkEEPiNo
FtRsisItEU AND usEuuNisHED
housekeeping rooms at very low
prices. also single and double
80 BUSINESS CHANCES
20aRO0IM n01rEl
Near poatoffiee, WIN sell for small
Call and see H. y. woiten. Room
2O2 Metropolis Bldg. corner Second
and Yesler way
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT,
companies Incorporated Itossn-
baum. 2pa Haight Bldg % a Pine
ron sALE--s-ROOM HOUSE, LOT
b0nig0; good outbuildlnss; hios
lawn and flowers $4,000 viii buy
40 PERSONALS
HtPPODHONE ACADEMY DANC-
Ing taught In lessons; private
class. Apply office.
Oct ACQUAINTED sOcfETY.
Names and addresses. 7os Pine st
Ladies' free
knyanauEh's 81 90 Hats iiit LIST av.
DH W. TODD, 900 sEcoND AV. Il
Diseases OF men.
~ ACREAGE
POTATO LAND
70 acres fine potato land near Sill
verdhie: good boat service 10 Sc .
attic. with low freight and passen-
ger rates.
Price taS per acre. $40 cash and go
a. Il. NEWELL. 100 Spring ST.
POTATO LAND
10 Acres for 1850.
to Cash and 80 Monthly
a, u. NEWELL. iso spring 81
GREAT sAoRIFICE
The NEW STAMPEDE 20 Alaska
causes several parties 10 sell at
h , price price ior cash. city property.
one lot at Columbia. worth 1900, will
sell for t72S cash.
20 acres. partly improved. 1880
one acre. just north OF city. ss75.
MIL
acres, good soil. near beach, fiTg.
Water front at bedrock prices
These must be cold at once
AAHEN A SEXTON COMPANY
1910 first Az Elliott S3t7.
SPLENDID NORTH CRY ACRE
IN KING COUNTY
tlo cash. balance over four years
purchases fine view acre adJoin-
ing Lake Forest Park. free US. Of
400 feet Lake Washington water
front. good TRANSPORTATION, etc.
OLE HAS9ON A co.
New York Block
FINE RANCH
~ plaiia. IN miles. highly Inn
proved. ovfythinR needed upon a
ranch zoos. horse. wagon, buggy.
cart; harness. head cattle. pigs.
room house, barn. cider press. bone
cutter. 900 chickens. household
Z goods. Price t2.s0o; mortgage
$500. due January. 1915. at per
cent fTee > cnnh: 1900 security.
Possession given at once.
4. y. DIXON A co.
Main 80. .is Marion So
coon Buys ON TERMS
10 acres. close 90 beach, store ana r.
o. good soil Only $500. very easy
terms.
acres. Y mile from Port Orchard.
Price $500. $50 cash. balance easy.
AArES A. SEXTON COMPANY
1919 Firpt Az. Elliott b1t7.
IN A(U1a Anntr tfAuR ra mnV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FEMALE HELP WANTED

HOT PUNT INONN. o1bO
Guaranteed 10 Years
Sound Electric Co 1910 First Az.
SHORT HAND. TOUCH rYPFWFfT-
ing. complete - li~srnra <oks Ar.
raaa bldg Nai~ 11ss
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1919 Firpt Az. Elliott b1t7.
10 ACRES. ABOUT HALF - HOT
tom land. nice stream splendid
soil. near school and saw mill
good roads. telephones. II r. n.
r.. J MARSH a CO. 1909 Third Az.