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ron SALE REAL ESTATE
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FOR SALE
q 81. e. sTEPHENsoN & &c.

By ". c. STEPHENSON & co.
IL lots on Topeka ave. east front. fine
shade, good neighborhood- Price $,05o II
room house. east front on Polk St.
near the Hunto0n pavement nice shade.
city water. etc. s1.1oo. 500 cash, balance
lots, east front, between 6th and It'll
on Tyler st, II room house with all mod
ern convenience good barn. excellent
shade and blue grass, $4,000 viii buy this
a FEET 81 i55 On JefTeTso on s. near sth.
nice room residence, hard oil finish,
front and back stair, fine mantle and
crate, 8 closets. well and cistern. new
barn, sS,00ui 1900 cash, balance in pay
A good room house. North Topeka. $500
$50 cash. balance monthly payments A
lots. east front large room house.
front hail and stair. cellar. well and els
S2J0 cash, balance monthly payments
room cottage on Madison ST, near End.
cellar wei water, coal shed and out
balance monthly payments
room house, between 3rd and 4th on
Monroe street east front. 4 room house
on the rear Of same lot: viii offer for a
few days At SLIGO; $500 70 $500 cash bal
ance monthly payments. This is q snap
room between Sd and 4th on Jefferson.
cellar. coal shed and outbulldIug- Price
$3.50. $500 cash. balance monthly payments
IL lots on Tyler between 6th and 7tE,
haff and stair- hard oil finish electric
lights, nicely Eainted and papered- Price
1s5o1 500 10 $50 cash, balance monthly
Nice room house between srd and 9Th
on Monroe, IN good condition brick walks
all around Price LOO. $500 to 800 cash.
balance monthly payment
, lots on Polk near 18th. Z room frame
residence, hot and cold bath. water clos
ct, marble face basin, sewer competition,
hot and cold water, cistern. pump in sink
IN Kitchen competed with sever. new S-V9
barn At the low price 81 500 II taken
soon Part cash balance time to suit pUr-
W. c. STEPHENSON & CO.
6oe Kansas avenue lover Rigby's-)
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
On West 18th ST, an 8 room modern
cottage 15z lots and barn This is OF
the most Complete as well as one OF the
pretuest cottages in Topeka, s., 500 part
cash
TOPEKA REALTY c. 5s4 Kans ave-
H MACEERRAN. Mgr.
FOR SALE
room house. IL lots, barn. 500; 500
cash, so per month
SCOTT & CO, SIS Kansas Ave
REAL EsTATE-ROUDEBUs
FOR RENT
5 rooms, hail. SIS Fillmore. modern
rooms, cor. sth and Monroe, modern
rooms. 1872 West 9Th
room cottage, 51S Tyler.
rooms. ~ Buchanan, modern.
EMMETT E ROUDEBUSH
rs West 9Th Phone PSI.
FOR SALE room house ! lot $50
SCOTT &c CO., 615 Kansas Ave.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
7. E. BOWMAN & co.
COLUMBIAN BUILDING.


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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
To some good colored man. on 18th st
near Clay. about 80 feet square Of ground
house OF or s rooms. poor repair. $50
TOPEKA REALTY co. 534 Kan ave,
H MACFERRAN. Mgr.
FOR SALE
5 room house. 2 lots, near shops, s79o:
500 cash. balance SO per month
SCOTT & CO.. SIS Kansas Ave
FOR SALE
Lane st. near 9TH a good room cottage,
barn. IL lots, eisterns, large cellar, east
front, near paving 81. 600
TOPEKA REALTY CO. "a Kan Ave
H MACFERRAN, Manager.
FOR SALE
Just south OF city. Z of an acre. fair
barn, but poor house, needs repairing,
$3.50. payments taken
TOPEKA REALTY CO. 53A kan ave,
4. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
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FOR RESIDENCE PROPERTY
On Tyler between sth and 10th, 10 room
house. steam heat. gas. bath, hot and
cold water; good barn, every thing mod
buildings
On Lincoln near 18th. one story building
and lots for $3.50
front, 1 lot for s.. Oo0-0o.
On Topeka avenue south of 18th rooms
bath, cistern. city water, and large barn,
on. East sth. 3 blocks from the avenue,
In good condition, s, 500.
FOR SALES room house, cellar, bath,
furnace, CRATES. city water. cistern. 81
one block from state house This fine
property can be sold any time next week
at the very low price of $500.
FOR SALEf-S room house in fine location,
close in on West sth; one lot; easy
terms, 81. 40
8 room cottage. IL lots, blocks out $3.50.
6 room house. 2 lots, blocks out, 81 $50
room house. 1 lot, block Of state
s room house, H. lots. good cellar, els
tern, blocks out. $500
s room house, lots. finely improved, on
10 room modern house. lots in Potwin.
On Vest sth between Tyler and Topeka
avenue, good room house, cellar, cistern
city water and barn, 81 40.
In Oakland, good room house, cellar.
cistern. well and barn, east front on Wa
bash avenue, $500; 800 cash, balance
Vacant lot in Oakland
On Chester avenue, Wabash avenue,
Oakland avenue, Michigan avenue. AFTER
avenue and kelIam avenue all desirable.
These lots must be sold at some price
within the next thirty days We win
Taxes al paid and title perfect Gail and
see Us L you want a snap
Near 18th and Topeka ave. 70 feet front
on pavement, room house, fine barn
HOME LAND & LOAN co.
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First Published in the Topeka State
Journal October Z, 1ss9.E
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ZOE sArEREAn EsFArR

SNAPS FOR ONE WEEK
Modern residence, east front, Holiday
park
Modern residence east front. Tyler. fine
Modern residence, l blk, high school,
g 600.
Modern residence. 1913 Topeka ave
Bargain 6th and Tyler. II lots, room
residence; must go, 81. $50
Brand new room. modern. hall, bath.
closet, rything fine, blks state house
If sold quick. $500
2 residences. Tyler. modern halls. hard
E59faie r9aI1s sach bSfl, ~ e "a
Fine corner lots. ID tn and Tyler, 18th
and Harrison, HuntOOn and Topeka ave,
Huntoon and Taylor, Huntoon and FIJI
more, 18th and Clay.
West front lots Fillmore near Hun
roOn $3.50.
East front lots, I blk Washburn SIS.
Lots Huntoon and Dillon. S125
Several snaps to sell quick at $500 to
81 500.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
113 West Fifth Street
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FOR sA1E-REAL ESTATE.

~ SA4E-6EA4 ESTATE
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REAL ESTATE ROUDEBUsR.
RANCHES
l59;o00 acres in Mexico with 5000 head OF
STOCK Well improved and in good running
order cheap
1599 acres good bottom alfalfa fine stock
Eehen IN north central Kansas; sale or
4oe acres Texas stock and timber land,
s4O acres Butler Co, and many others.
EMMETT E ROUDEBUSH
15 West 9Th Phone 2ST-
FOR SALE
a nice home for a Santa Fe shopman.
LOT and rooms, small cellar well etc
oL IA sErenee St. near It'll. $3.50; good title
TOPEKA REALTY CO. 5s4 Kan. ave
Il. MACFERRAlS, 1Tsr.
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REAL EsTATE-ROUDEBU
FOR RENT
5 rooms. hall SIS Fillmore, modern.
9 rooms. cor Sth and Monroe, modern.
6 rooms, 1872 West 9Th
s room cottage. SIS Tyler.
s rooms ~ Buchanan
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH
us West 9Th Phone 267
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FOR SALE
A comfortable home, lots on Polk
6sst tIro4lghnIIf F1ot and cni9 wafer in
bath and kitchen cfSteFn water in sink.
Connection. new barn ali good repair.
Price S2-1o0: terms If desired
H. lots Lane St. near 6th. room house
good barn. cistern. well. brick sidewalk
81. 500; $500 cash. balance long time at 5
Monroe St. north Of 9Th, room house,
hail. cellar. hard wood finish water in
North B5ra .1 street, I lot, neat room
tages cheap; easy terms
room house cellar, cistern. barn young
fruit, new fence Price $1,000 part SO
! corner lots in n. Topeka. nice room
cottage hard wood finish. new paper, Gel
lar, force pump. stable, fruit $3.50
J. E TORRINGTON. III ". 9Th St
FOR SALE
Several good properties on monthly pay
ments WV ~ M FoR SEE PEW ils w. 9Th
FOR SALE
Taylor 81. near paving. ? lots. rooms.
modern. gas q very pretty home The hot
Clay st. nsar 5th. IA lots. II rooms, good
barn. east Front, nice location, good re-
fOPEKA REALTY CO.. 5s4 Kansas Ave
H. MACFERRAN. Mgr.
REAL ESTATE RoUDEBUsH
SMALL TRACTS
Is acres ? miles south Of capitol for sale
or trade.
acres, East 10th ST. about 500 per acre
2 blocks from car.
5 acres suburban home, q beautiful place
for sale or trade.
So acres east for sale or trade 81 30
10 acres north of river
acres east Of Oakland
EMMETT z ROUDEBUSH
I5 ". 9Th Phone 2S7
FOR SALE
e room house, 2 lots Harrison street
near 18th. s1.400; S4GO cash, balance pay
SCOTT & co. SIS kansas Ave.
FOR SALE
Tracts Of and 20 acres or more Just
outside Of city limits on SOUTHWEST A.
from $50 to SIS per acre.
W. n FORBES. us w. sth St
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FOR SALE
5 room modern house. 2 lots on pave
- SCOTT & co. SIS kansas ave.
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FOR SALE
10 room modern house, lots, property
cost s13, 600. Price S.. 500.
SCOTT < CO, 615 Kansas Ave
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MAGNETIC HEALING

MAGNETIC HEAL4ING-J. H. Hume. n.
D., A E.. McCoIlurn, NJ H. School q
Magnetic Healing and suggestive Inera-
dence. Students solicited. SIS Kansas ave
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MUSICAL


VIOLIN TEACHER FOR BETHANT
college and city Studio at 500 W. 10TH ST
aHeury B. Beermann-
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Have east front 9 rooms, ? lots home,
Topeka avenue. sell or trade for good
farm close to city, so to 100.
5. NJ WOOD 81 co.
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CHEMIST

]. T LOVEWELL. Phi. D. Ana1ytics
chemist and Assayer. 523 Kansas ave-
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PAVING
wArcHMAKER

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WATCHES cleaned, T5c: clocks. eoci
rnafusprings, z5c: crystals. 10c- Cazz
paid for old gold or silver All work guar.
anteed Old fewelry exchanged for new
# hard up. see Uncle SAM 80 kan ave
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We have some good large farms and
ranches to sell or trade
S III. WOOD & co.
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nAIR GOODS
FLORISTS.

MRS 7 r HAGUE. Florist successor 70
r. ]. Groves. 81 Kansas ave- Phone 81
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JEW EIEh8s
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JAMES B. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Opt
clan Complete stock OF watches. ola
monds. silverwaEe. etc Eyes examins
and spectzcles properly fitted
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Have large general nadse- stock for farm
or lands in east. northeast Kansas, north
ern No, or Kansas City Owners only
s. N WOOD & co.
Topeka. Kansas
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SEVERAL. TO 40 ACRE HOMES FOE
sale close TO city cheap also some acre
--'-'-e7 - ~ s.M. WOOD & co.
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VIZ PHoToeRAPHY.


JOHN F. sTRICKROTF. Views and
Com numerical Work Developing and m
fshing for amateurs a speciality. CITY
views for sale 81 Kansas ave
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Good so farm 8 miles northeast of city;
trade on a good 100, closer, suitable for
stock, want creek timber and fair build
ings, pay some difference.
s. NJ. WOOD & CO.
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BARGAIN
3 corner east and south front lots, 8
houses. s. 6 and rooms, 4th and Tyler;
good locality, pay good interest on price
must sell by October "a
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MONEY.

TCr CIT-
cular. Investors Directory, n. Y
MONEY to patent good IDEAS secured
through The Patent Record. Baltimore. Nd
LOANS On pianos, fypewr1te-s bicycles
guns. watches. diamonds and any per@
soual property. l. Biseoe. as Kansas ave
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STEVENSVILLE NOTES.

Stevensville, Nov 20.-R. L. Ewart
left this week for his home in Missouri
after a few months visit with his
daughter. Mrs. Charles Fulton, and son,
E. E. Ewart. He had a pleasant time
and would have stayed longer, but the
winters here do not agree with him.
j. E. Daugherty, who went to con-
suit a specialist somewhere in the East
has written to his friends that they only
promised temporary relief from the can
Ger in his mouth, for which he had gone
for treatment
The jubilee singers entertained a full
house the other night. The singing was
good, but otherwise the entertainment
was not first class.
John Bowling has bought some lots
adjoining his residence and is having
them improved.
brought thousand head of cattle to
the valley and has placed them with
different ranchers in the valley for win
tering.
Mrs. Joe McFarlin went to Missoula
this week.
Rev. P. W. Haynes and family re-
turned from Mssoula this week. Lois,
the little girl who has been sick, is
gradually growing better. but is still
very weak.
Some boys from town went to the
Franklin cabin last week and camped
out few nights. They had a good
time, but came home pretty well
used up.
Rev. George Kruger and family have
gone to their ranch south of town to
live and w H. Copp and family will
occupy the house vacated by them.
c. B. Calkins returned Wednesday
from Spokane, where he had been on a
business trip.
The little two-year-old daughter of
n TWO IL L.
bottle recently and only by hard
work was she brought out of danger.
Ida Wright has been quite sick this
week with tonsilitis.
The infant daughter of ]. F. Sharp,
who was quite sick with stomach trou-
Bile last week, is better.
Mrs. j., r. Faulds and Mrs. W. z.
Bags entertained the ladies of the
Aid society of the NJ. E. church at a
5-o'clock tea ON Wednesday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Faulds
George May has purchased the resi-
dence of Rev. D. McGregor.
Mr.. May and other enterprising cit-
contemplate building a park.
Mrs. G. A. Kahn and children and
sister, Miss Anderson, spent few days
in Missoula last week.
Albert and Charles May are spending
most OF their time at their place pre-
pairing shelter for their sheep this win
ter
Mrs. T. NJ. slocum has been in Flor
ence with her daughter. Mrs. Deveber,
who has been quite sick.
Mrs. Howell returned to her home
Monday after spending a pleasant two
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Granthum.
Her little boy was with her.
George T. Bags was in Missoula this
week on a business trip.
Drs. Ector and Joy came up from
Missoula Saturday for a few days Of
business and pleasure.
The NJ. E. church is being painted
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PERSONALS.

F. Hamel and Ben Henderson are in
the city from Frenchtown.
Constable J. H. Massey and wife are
visitors in the city from Thompson.
H. B. Davenport is down from the
reservation and is stopping at the Ran
kin.
George E. Higgins is up from st. Re-
gis, being in attendance at the district
court.
L. D. Schaffner is in the city from
Hope shaking hands with his many
friends.
Mrs. Thomas James is a visitor in the
city from Troy, where Mr.. James is
now located.
F. Dumonchel is up from his home at
FrenchtoWn, summoned as juror in
the district court.
G. W. Dickinson, the real estate man
from Stevensville, is visiting in the
city for a short time.
Judge Hiram Knowles has returned
to Helena after spending several days
here with his family.
Captain J. B. Goe has returned from
Fort Harrison. where he has been in
charge during the absence OF Captain
Lyons.
Mrs. John Hayes has returned from
a six-months' visit to her old home in
the East. She will reside with her
son and daughter in the Hammond
block.
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Filed for Record.

Missoula, Nov 2o.-The following
records were filed with the county
clerk and recorder:
Deed-Thomas Parent of st. Regis
to John A. Parent of Frenchtown, lots
8. 3 and 10, in block ia, and lot 7, in
block lis, of Town company's addition.
$500.
Deed-Charles T. Moore and wife of
Bonner to James A. Bambard, lot 4,
of section Is north, range 1S west, 5000.
Deed. C. Belden and wife Of Gulf
port. Miss. to Alexander Jameson of
Missoula, lots II and 12 in block 81 of
Knowles addition, 500.
Deed-Edward Riberdy and wife of
st. Regis to Thomas Parent of the
same place, lots 8. 9 and 10, of block
ia, and lot 7. in block lis, of Town
company's addition. $500.
Report of cattle slaughtered-Stlies &
Hoagland of Thompson. from Sept. l
to Oct. IA, As head.
Deed-Beadie Moss and husband and
Frederick Gilbert and wife. to Wallace
P. Smith, lots to "a. of block s, in
Park addition, $3.50
Deed-George B. Wilds ct al, as truss
tees of the creditors and stockholders
of the Missoula Building & Loan asso-
citation, corporation dissolved, to Mrs,
Carrie Kohn, lot IA, in block 2 and
improvements, of the C. P. Higgins
addition, $780, also fractional lot No.
Z, in block 2, of the c. P. Higgins ad-
dition, $685.
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The Yaqui Rebellion.

Chicago. Nov. ga special to the Rec
ord from Guaymas, Mexico, says: A
Yaqui Indian, a sub-chief of that tribe,
who deserted the rebels a. few days ago.
has arrived here and has furnished the
military authorities with much valuable
information concerning the location ana
plan of campaign of the Indian forces.
He says the Mauser rifles do not cause
as much fear among the Indians as tho
old Remingtons, as the bullets do not in
fict such severe wounds and they heal
quickly. There are, according to this
Indian, about 1900 Indian insurgents al
together. of which number 1000 are north
Of the Yaaui river and 200 in the noun
tains. The rebels are organized in COM
panies Of 40 men each under captain,
and are drilling regularly and the chiefs
continually exhort them to continue the
fight until the white men are all killed.
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p. NJ. Reilly & Co.. the grocers.
Hotel Arrivals,

Missoula hotel.-H. L. Kemp, F. Or
nes. F. c. Kingsley, Lew Leole, city,
Frank Woldorf, Huson: f. Dumonchel,
Frenchtown: Peter P. Provost, Clinton;
F. Hamel, Frenchtown: j. E. Batch
Ter, st. Joseph, Mo-; Ben Henderson,
Frenchtown; George A Abbott, Chi
cago: Joseph Thomas, Plains: B. F.
Jennings, Menasha, Wis., Andy Hur-
ton, Stevensville; Frank J. Cleary,
James N. Wood, city; P. Hayes, Po-
tomac.
Rankin house--Ed Trudeau, Wood
man. ]. H. Massey and wife, William
McNorton. Thompson; Julian Courville
and wife, Roman; G. W. Dickinson,
Stevensville: George Il. Higgins. St.
Regis; Anna Housworth. Anaconda; ;
T. F. Cannon Robert Dargle, P. Par
ent, city: r. W. Bennett, Duluth: P.
a. Jennings, Clinton; H. B. Davenport,
Reservation.
Florence HOTEL. Rosenberg, New
York; A. n, Merritt San Francisco;
+. H. Hubbard, G. Valentine, New
York; w. S. G. Kuhn, Omaha; H. G..
Kirkpatrick. San Francisco; j. B. Goe,
U. S. Army; F. c. Parker. Chicago:
A. G. Corbett. Butte; j. P. Merrill, New
York. George H. Robinson. New York
George Abbott, Chicago; Floyd Hyde,
city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Whitesett have
been in Missoula receiving medical
treatment.
James Dobbins returned Wednesday
from q short trip to Garnet where he
Went looking for work, but was not
successful. He is now working for 9TH
er parties.
Fred Wilson left this week for visit
to the home folks in Canada.
George Wray is fencing his town lots.
John Anderson has bought the house
on the lots that We're known as the
Ives property.
Miss Nora Hunt has been in Victor
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Will
lam Dallas.
George Dickinson has purchased the
Knapp property and will take possess
sion in the spring.
Mr.. Hunt, a civil engineer from Min
nesota, has been in the valley this
week surveying timber land
j. A. Landram has just finished q
barn for J. l.. Reese on Burnt Fork
Charles Peplow, the miller from Bon
ner, was in the valley this week on
business.
Will Spooner of Etna has gone to
Missoula to clerk in the Golden Rule
store.
]. E. Powell is home from Butte.
Fred Jameson came up from Florence
anu ATTENDED, L. ~. u. L. lodge FRIDAY
night.
A number of town people attended a
basket social at the Bass school house
Friday night of last week. There was
short programme, consisting of tab
leaux and others, with music preceding
the social. The whole thing showed the
good management Of the teacher, Miss
Rennick.
While working with giant powder at
KendaPs mill this week Harry Laynton
was killed by its exploding At the
same place Sam Pardee had his hand
badly smashed between two logs.
On Saturday Charles Breese was hit
In the eye by a knot while choppine
and had to go to Spokane for medical
treatment.
Hampton Williams, nephew of j
I. Williams arrived last week from
Niangua, Mo.
J. M. Patton Of Aberdeen, S. D., a
prominent Odd Fellow and editor OF
an Odd Fellow paper, was in town this
week.
Frank Thomas of Missoula and Mr.
Sharpe from Helena We're up the valley
on insurance business.
Joe Dagnais visited with Hamilton
friends over Sunday. u
Joe Fisher returned Monday from a
short trip to the Occur d'Alene coun-
try,
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college, several of the students of the
business school. petitioned the principal
for a half day vacation in order that
they might witness the game. The
petition was not received with any
degree of cordially by the principal
the students say that he did not even
read it. They were told to go on
with their work, but they went on to
the football grounds and witnessed the
game. The boilers included several of
the young lady students and a num-
Der of the young men. When the ses-
sions at the business college were re-
sumed this morning the boilers found
that they had been placed upon the
list of temporarily retired Some of
them are suspended for a week or more
and the others will be required to alb
stain from work till Thursday.
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Spanish Torpedo
boat darted out under cover of darkness to
launch its deadly missile against an Amer
lean war vessel. If she had been struck
she would have gone to the bottom, What
saved her? Was it her big I3-inch guns
No, it was her Search.light: the dazzling
white beam of light that shot straight out
like sword-thrust through the darkness.
revealed the approaching danger.
What is it that saves thousands of men
from death every day in the year when the
deadly foe of disease is creeping unsus-
pected upon them? It is the white light
of science the educated understanding
that reveals the source of danger and
indicates the exact point of attack.
While the ordinary doctor gropes around,
reotyped, conventional routine treatment,
a physician like DR.. R. v. Pierce, of Buff
falo, N Y, instantly eliminates the sub
ject with the clear daylight ray of practical
knowledge the irresistible search-light of
advanced and DEMONSTRATING science.
Twas afflicted for four years" says John F.
Zingsheim Esq OF No, Lark ST. Ams,eraa M
suffering was extreme and the trouble gradually
increased notwithstanding the fact that I tried
coming physically incapacitated aud unable to
work at ali, and after much hesitation, wrote
you. am very happy to state that your advice
Pie Pie Golden Medical Discovery, and also his
Pleasant Pellets / must here state that they
have cured me. I wish to thank you most heart
ily for what you did for me. All suffering has
vanished and have gained about twenty five
pounds in weight. used only one bottle OF
Golden Medical Discovery and one vial OF the
Pellets"
Do not hesitate to write to DR.. Pierce. He
will send confidential advice absolutely
free Send Fl one cent stamps to cover cost
of mailing only, for paper-covered copy OF
DR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser. Cloth binding ten stamps extra.
Address DR.. r, V. Pierce, Buffalo, n Y.