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FOR RENT-BY R. o. HOLTZMAN, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker, 10th and SITS, NV
1922 al, ,12r, 2b. $175. 90 1416 n 12r. 80 90
1922 ay, 16r.. 100 90 1924 7th NV 7r&sto IS 90
1S37Mintw' cd pl, ,14r 80. SO 937 n IOr so 90
1S39Mintw'o cd pi, 14r 81. 80 2029 NV 1Or 40 90
lS41Mntw'o cd pl, Ar SO 80 737 9th nw LOT. 33 SO
1S43Mntwod pl lar 50 33 l440 Fla NV. 8r. 2. "a
1S45Mintw tw cd pl, Iii. 50 S3; 1432 O. 20 so
309 18th NV, 21r. .S3 80 1927 NJ me- 6r 20 90
1870 av. 12r. rs 90 314 I4th 5r...,1 Ii, 80
403 11th nw 75x23.. rs 90 1884 6th 6r. Is 90
22S3 Q, 14r. ...... IS 90 227 Q NV d. A. l2oO
FURNISHED HOUSES.
17th&k. 25r.per an $6,000 18th N, 15r. .150
nr 18th NV, 15r&st-3 .6OO Wyoming av 1Sr, 2b 15O
nr 18th. 11r, 4b. -3.OOOQ nr I'D, 14r tub lbs
nr 18th. 19r. 3b. g. 900 21st II, 1Or. 100
o near Goth, 12r. I, 500 Q Sd NV, .45
10th near K. l4r. 2b 300
10th and f $50 & SIS 6ss F NV. IS to SO, so
Atlantic Coast Line 40 La $40 and Is. 90
bldg from SO to $35 93S F NV, 2r. 90
Sun building. .....-l 4u5 7th nw each , 10 90
STORES
403 11th nw 75x23 SIS. w 1924 7th NV, IRIS 55 90
14l5 10th NV, ,45x16 -. 5.U 1927 14th NV 2Ox5O As 90
STABLES.
1882 Mass av (rear .$1OO0I911 1 (rear) ....6OO
no12tf
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-UNFURNISHE ROOMS WITH HEAT
ana gas, located 9 short distance from Capit Al
Traction railway. Add ess Box 243. Star Office.
nolS-9ts
WANTED-PERSoNs DESIRING ROOMS, WITH
class boarding housea consult THE ROOME;RS'
GllOE. 82O st. NV. no9-Sts
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FOR RENT Z
ITO G, Or, b, eel, mi. 5000
20 4 l, Sr, b. eel, mi. 1880
1917 2Sth. b. Or. b.
eel. fur, 10. 30
Clev'd Park. Or, b.
eel, mi. as. 90
2sUJ Y. Or. b, mi. 5000
Bl'ksInith shop, alley.
1919, ,L&M,lge lot. 5000
1906 kingman, Orb.
Gel, mi. .......-..2.O 30
1009 S. 6r&b. mi SO
Hyattsville. Or. eel. 1000
I22 18th. .fit .5r, b. mi. 20 SO
2ll9 Pa av, tiat, Ar. b. 10. 50
S,G 26th. Or. staDle. 1850
FURNISHED.
1900 F. 1Sr. 3b. $500. 90
ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La av, odice
rooms. $40 and 1900
SEE,I.ISr IN TON
A. a. rxyv-O~> .
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CO., 1919 F ST.
Rear 1854 X NV, rs 90
1904 Ward CT, Ar. w.s 30
3l03 h NV. 5r......8 50
S22l Cherry al. 4r. $50
1888 Scott, 2r. r....5oO
OFFICE ROOMS.
1919 + ST. .S5, $40 x SIS
nol2-tr
LINkINs. 500 I91H ST
2314 l NV. 6r&b....2U5y
. q NV. O.. ~ iD
1928 23d NV. .5r&stu. u.I5.0D
2GoS Pa av, 6i&wa.Io W
= 10 +, 6r. wa. ..l4.D
5O9 10th, 1r, water. 1859
l3il-il l. Sc, 5r. ca. GOO
Small houses for coloreI
tenants from 81 up. LIST
AT office.
Res.
Large bldg l7os-ln F. NV.
suitable for munnf'ria.
laundry, etc. Rent rea.
soma BILE.
nolS-tf
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IT + not convenient to call at main
office with your advertisements
leave them at the following
Star Branch m Office
Wanted Help and Situations cost
&c. word each insertion. minimum
charge I5c Rents. Sales and other
advertisements at the same rate as
charged at The Star Office
eth and E. Cap. sts.. Haey's Drug stors.
9Th and ne. GFifiths Pharmacy.
I'd st. and IA. s.e.. Dobyns Pharmacy.
n and W. wharves. foot of 7th St s.w.
10th and Vt ave-, Kings Pharmacy.
14th and r. l. ave. Fiudilesons Pharmacy.
18th and Sc. NV. Portner Pharmacy.
l4th and yelling place Eppley's
22d and p SITS. NV. ! C Norris Pharmacy.
s2d and NJ SITS 'DonnelI's Pharmacy.
S2d o sts. o 'Dcnneii s Pharmacy.
Woodwa.d 4 LOthrcp-
el2 Pa. ave. Stb ami r. L 5 Cap'tok Ebbltt
9Th sud City p O. National Riggs
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1871 Goth. Off, hear.S16.OO
4S6 La ave. b's't rs. 1900
STORES.
1902 Pa av. Ar, sto,
Gel. W, g.........S3.50 z.
2909 VI, sto&2r. 20. 90
22& |. 2r&sto. VIZ. 1900
212l Pa av,sto, w,g. .16.50
1918 NJ, W, eel. ......15.Oo
1909 18th. l room. 1000
1905 nth. shop. ....1d.0O
STABLES.
1912 G, p. .cr.l, 90
18th. 18th. l.. NJ. los
and aide lot. .......1S.O0
ll42 18th, IS, wr.l,w..l 90
2O12 K. 81, |, ". H....10.35
S0S q, bs.
1925 9th, d. VT. 800
lS29-31 L. Or, w.....7.O0
ISSUE. -,
VII COX LOOT pa ava
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

newly papered and Spsiinted double beds; suitable
@ aVnr gentlemen chums two to room; rent reason
aoie Apply TO 5O2I East Can st It,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A DOUBLEBARRELED HAMMER
less shotgun. 12-gauge; Parker Colt preferred.
Address stating price, T. o. B., Star office.
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FOR RENT-BY
JAMES F. SHEA, 64S LOUISIANA AVE NV
1124 st. ne, store and dwelling ...... $50 90
233 14th st. s.w.. ruoms. ........ II so
S3 Myrtle ST. me-. rooms water. ........ 800
494 School st. s.w., rooms, ....... 1925
lOf st. Sc, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
1923 New Jersey Sc. rooms water. 500
2lO4 Va. ave. Nv, rooms, water. $50
Edgewood. D. c.. frame rooms. ........ 1910
no10-10tf
FOR RENT 1915 18th nv. .it .3r, b 0.O0
nOlO {, ,tu. tn ROBERT e BRADL.EY. 1903 L st.
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FOR RENT-2222 NJ STREET NV. SIX ROOMS
bath; a mi; furnace heat papered; In good on,
dt-on: S22-5O. JAMES f. SHEA 6i3 Iou .,ana
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FOR RENT-lN NEIGH BuRHoOD OF AMI
Conn ave. nj dern hume of 10 rooms receu, ION
hau platform stair; very desirable location; only
S42oO VIM. CoRCORAN HILL. 73i 18th -
noJ3 - i''4 ..
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WANTED SET CONCORD OR ENGLISH
double harness, in good condition: also set single
harness, with collar. ut 4 bargain; describe and
state price expected. Address Box 151, Star Of.
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NANTED-TWO WHITE GIRLS, NURSE FOR A
baby years and girl fer general huuSework In
N" same family; reference. 1855 Valley st.
Georgetown ''
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! FOR RENT-COZY 7-RoOM BRICK HOME
large yard and porChes. 2214 18th St See oVZ'
ER, 1921 st NV no122,
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FOR PENTHOUSE 1919 ST. NV; 9 ROOMS;
In frst-class repair; large yard; rent, $42 so pc
menth. Appay b 4 n WILSON, S0a 7th st
hN. oea6-6t
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PERSONAL.

ARE YOU A MEMBER OF "sAssIETYr. TT
VIII certainly interest those OF the ..upper taz,''
to know that We are Offering liberal rates for
mems worn garments Send postal.
nol5-of JUSTH'S OLD STAND 61o n
lied. oo3 18th st. NV. Open all hours Estab.
hshed 1885. Honest and ef1eient service Uaran.
teed- Strictly con6dsndal Phone 162A noS-S0ts
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FLATS-N.W.
NV 1900 n Capitol aOI2 14tb Inn nn
UPPER pit, sr&b sa2. so LOT & bath 80
NW,2O7 R,Open Ar b. 1900
80. STORES-N.W.
439 10th $40 O0il IFS 14th (shop in rr)2ooO
OFFICES.
NV 800 9th, offices. NV, 46s La. av. offices.
NV. Gunton bldg, Offices. NV. G3l La av offices.
NV, Central bldg, Offices INV lIO7 g. Offices
Apply at office for weekly bulletin %
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN
sf
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VI LIE.

WANTED YOUNG MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS
the cgpvrry business; uest of reference EoN -h',
Star u'Grr.
WANTED \ GENTLEMAN OF THE HIGHEST
gualiii'd:i ions for position in patent attorney $
office; THist he i'll EuUd standing ucfore tht PATENT
Office. Address. stating experience spcci1ca-
tiun writer. FtIiMANr4NT PLACE Star office.
uOI1-6ts
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FOR RENT-2o27 sTH ST. NV: NEW PRESS
brick; rooms: hall; latrobe range; bath; hot
cold water; Closets; yard; $l6.5O. Key 1922 g
1t. NV. no16-Sts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NflRNISAED,

office rooms, 1907 F ny
1901 18th NV. l3r&b Is. 90
LAO 18th NV. l2r. ~. 90
ll41 Linger's ct NV. $50
lar hoHse. Takoma Park
] -THERFDRD. I2OI L 81
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

YON CAN HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF THE UN-
sold lots in BloOmsburg Park for 500 cash each.
This offer opy a few days. S. B. SMITH,
ager, 626 st. NV. no15 ST.
FOR sALE-GENTINE RARGAIN ONE or THE
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FOR KENT-937 FRESCH ST. n W., FUR
nnsned. one isrge I'd door south front room, for
TWO gentlemen, $l5; also middle room, $S pri-
; va.e family; refefeneesi will furnish board if de-
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENTS N. Y. AVE. NV. ELEGANT g.
room hat on I'd floor, in new house; ami; hot
water heat: beautifully carpeted halls; must be
seen TO be appreciated; open until pm; ready
Tor occupancy Nov. Is. Further Information
call address
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FOR RENT-IF YOU WANT YOUR HOUSES
THEM WITH STONE l. FAIRFAX. SOC ST.
NV. po1O-5t
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WANTEp-YOUN'i LADY. EXPERIENCED BILL.
clerk and good accountant with best Of refer
5Js eth st. NV
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fOR hENT-VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
@ aoohs. WIN southern exposure, in corner house;
9ae od square from Capitel, Library and cars. 1O1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-BY COLORED MAN. PLACE AS
driver on delivery wagon, or private family, or
work of any kind; city references 1881 10th st.
NV nOl5-Sts
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WANTED SIX GOOD TIN KuOFf.HS. APPLY TO
NJ. e. MITCHELL. 3l0O VI st. NV. nol52t
WANTED -COLURkD BOY AS PORTER IN
store: 81 week. Address, stating references,
Box 81. office.
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rhe Quick-Lunch Hapit.

1t is the habit OF the modern time-sav-
Ing young man upon entering a quick
lunch establishment to dash for the bill
OF fare and give an order az he Is adroit
enough to catch one of the maids on the
ND before removing either coat or hat: at
least fifteen seconds may DO economical
in this way Once seated. the luncher
falls to on anything at hand-bread. cold
slaw, crackers or catsup. When the dish
ordered arrives he gets his fork into II as
II appears over his shoulder and cleans the
plate before the. sauce makes its appear
arce, so that Is eaten by itself or with
bread. Cups OF coffee or tea go down in
two swallows. Little piles of cakes are
cut in quarters and disappear in four
rnouthfuls, much after the fashion OF chill
dren down the ogre's throat in the me-
chanicai toy: mastication being either
lost art or considered a foolish waste OF
energy. A really accomplished iuncher
can assirniate the last quarter" OF
cakes. wiggle into his coat and pay his
check at the desk at the same moment.
The next he Is down the block In pursuit
OF receding trolley. Last week q friend
ohered me luncheon tablet from a
box on his desk. IT'S as good ms a meal"
he said, and so much more expeditions"
Atlantic Monthly
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H1sShiN0 by means of kites ~ the lat.
est rsscatoyial fad Fiysnx fish are
nas The game sought. bus the Amy
.s.s 81 the dcep which seldom stick
49, nasFs aheys water. The tempting
|" " b. dropped tnto the scN fsosn
~' nsiEhi, ~ that The WHY fsh VIII
NJ View ~ the nsh pole o. landing
~ ~ via h. see the CLINT ~ an oar. la
~ sa,'siea security 81 hts ocean hcsae
~ ~ ese AZ choice nlorsel only 10
= ta@t u Il AZ thV eaa of a string
~ ..1's'asae q fecl long Soon the fnny
- @'afvs vii he furnishing tails 10 more
= she ksie and The cxpcrlmsntor viii
: ssshns that for sport there Is nothing
sa S~iaFareS 20 air HE fishing
:. ~ hdwagd HorSsman H. due the credit
= aANas designed this latest innovation
$50. = ~ ancient art Of angling The sport
~ eahes the excitement ~ fishing with
- s'ess hAsiiIae 81 kite-fiysnx h might
80 fsssinss - attach a camera 10 the kite
ss -. M take Photograph Of the fish In the
- w oesns safely landed. There have
M. .alas very iarge sea bass caught OF
~ &c" Jersey coast lately and this fact
NJ Horseman To devfSing a plan for
esss them without resort TO the
ss aeviee Of ordinary hooks and
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tines he likes 20 fy kites. 80 be found
a WAY which w0uid give him the chance
to catch fish without dropping hss fnsert,e
pursuit.
he TANKS that the htsh-E&y fshing
could he very easily accomplished All
the apparatus required VIII ~ = sRnsarrn
~ Kites. small pGfley and nsh tire
% The required lenesA. The tandem 10
20 consist OF TIVE box kites. and TIVE tat
kites like those employed 10 the ex-
psrsmenss Of william A Eddy. These
Kites are AL connected on = long string
About the center Of the tandem a small
pulley IN 70 be placed on the line T'hrongh
this pulley win le ran the ash lire. bear
iug an ailuyingly hsiied hook
Here The process hec0aes very Simple
The kites arr sent 10 the upper regions
~ the atmosphere untn they nntter
Tar o1t at sea The halt rests for a
moment upon the crest % the wave and
then dips beneath the green water AT
this moment the sea bass or the hue
fish will make wild snap for the bait
and he hooked. Two mrn on shore VIII
be Immediately aware Of the face. one
OF the men. who Is holding the fish line
Will feci that pun which the veteran ash
erman knows so we'll, The mar who IL
in charge Of the Ina to which tns Htss
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Cures
Men
Free

INSURE S love AND A HAPPY HOME FOR ALL
How any man may quickly cure himself
after years OF suffering from sexual weak
ness. lost vitality, night losses. varicocele.
ETC.. and enlarge small, weak organs TO
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seem to be closely connected with every
day life. One writer detests-
That portentous phrase. II told you 500
Ctterd by friends. those prophets of
the past.
Unfortunately the aversion 10 such peo-
pie generally comes after one has found
them out.
Massinger disliked THAT thin compost
ton caifd bee-."
Hood could not endure
Homemade bread.
A heavy compound Of putty and lead.
And homemade wines that rack the head.
Home made pop. that viii not foam,
And homemade dishes that drive one from
home.
Crabbe hated
The ills that rise where money falls.
Debts. threats and duns. bills. bailiffs.
writs and 5aiis,
Though antipathies TO simple Sounds
navors and odors are extremely common,
antipathies to persons, excluding those
arising from the sense of injury or Ill
usage. are seldom met with.
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are attached will Immediately begin to
maui In on his reel The fish Is drawn
rapidly through the water The mo-
meutum OF the kite u Irresistible. The
tandem Is rapidly bringing him inshore.
As the kites are brought nearer the
man who holds the fish line becomes on
the alert He pulls In the slack and
brings the exhausted fish to shore. No
leaky catboafs. with freacherous sails.
are needed for such sport. The fish is
landed and the fisherman has had all the
DEMENT'S OF celebrating sport. with none
OF the discomforts
Mr.. Horseman will shortly begin his
experiments In kite fishing near his coun-
try home at Allenhurst NJ j.
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fsnt Criticism u Wolnankind.
BY PRUDENCE WlNTERCEEEM

49, ~ere were thirty-six working
- n every day and the modern
kn put them alb in toa1fng AT
~, Improvement and then worked
ST. ,1-sS "a get the finishing touches on,
80. -, n she would be able TO satisfy
-1s1A7 / have criticised her on and
| s.xr but at times II does seem that.
: consideration with another, she
~. - more than her deserts of severe
81 ~ll1n While ago more or less obscure
\. i,Sn declared that women would ul-
{ 100 be responsible for the downfall
~ - 11Ianity and the failure OF eivilixa-
- IL didn't say what the men we're
= sbout while civilization was falling.
$vs1nfiy wanted the men out. The way
( y. 6rus1 It was that woman il present.
~1Ir a. church-eoer and the religion
S " 4 ~ family: that by her devotion, In
- y mingled a large element OF SUI
att,on. she is enabled TO hold the male
~>eu az the family in tine with Chris
- nrooept and action Now. however.
= pornan Is forging to the front, enter
~ harmed professions and active
"a par with man, she Is sacrificing
ge1l66ous element or her nature ana
1coy tndangering the future OF Chris
q Vda. VeIl! Somehow I am reminded OF a
1I,6r IN whom I once saw looking UP
1G h Worcester's dictionary, which
~ uVhGd BY one OF those wiggly little
- ~ x.,t.A
~ yoap age. He said It always seemed
&k1n the English language must be on
- ~ 1e6x when II condescended 10
- Gupport Similarly. It seems to me
\ civ1Ilsatfen and Christianity have
1NEoF imports than the tendency of
1cnine members OF the family to
m church. they are indeed In a help
r(St6 and ready for overthrow.
3 X1SP 1hls man came Bishop Vincent,
W rfeaci1ed sermon on woman and
~ 11uDes" according to st. Paul. He
Dep1ed "shamefacedness and sobri-
80 = apparel. ana suggested that they
1 grDve . power In home life, Mt
~ Gene time learning IN silence with
61oG61Rc@ssn."
4 n 1lNltt - PITY Wheu q man OF fnsiu-
~ "a Sequence says things like that
1e Ae doesn't know how to clothe
hnn1nG In more attractive phrase.
~ - - ~ much bshina the times as
n - advised his masculine auditors
y - 1T into the dessert chad In skins and
~ epea 1ocusts and Wild honey FOR the
1l N the1r souls. What ne really meant,
n 1o1eDe. was that he condemned ex-
10nnce and undue frivolity and ad-
)>o ~ would recommend for imita-
- ~ tyre of calm, potsed, gentle and
u40i woman whom French writer's
DGlsh ~ the ''grande amoreuse."
l0Gai b comprchensible and admira-
- he bishops Language Is misiead-
- eemss Mrs. Amelia Gere Mason,
- n the Century Maxaeine upon
Dscadence OF Manners" Mrs. Ma
eans the same thing that the bishop
qA ana admires the same type that
4Noqld hold UP 20 cmalafion. namely.
~ ~ kind ~ ''xrnnde dame" that II
$500 worth woman's while TO at
- to be. and she II a good deal moro
gehensibls 10 the average reader
4Aeswtees the pert Girl whom We all
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TO THE STRONG.

We eat your hssad and drink your wine
10 ebb@ In yon the strength
Around your necks weak arms We twinc.
So strangiing life at length.
For Us you can not run the race
To Its eomrietest ecal;
Your ssuls most secret hiding place
Must serve some other soul.
Oh, wearied with the death begun
Rs borrowed life of ours.
The hampcred race 20 long TO run.
Tire eauandering az yow powers,
The seeming wasted sacrament
OF body. hlsod aud heart
DutrouTcd on lives all vaiuiy srcut
Is yours the bitter partf
As ron with secret sigh may hong
To stand AZ last alone.
A prayer more hitter. hnrning. strang,
Within cur hrarss has grown.
To staud not cling Ito give. not take.
More than almte~-supfeme
All weakness has It, hidden ache.
The parasite It's dream
Louise Betts Edwards tn the July Harper's, Nes
YORK.
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full size and vigor. simply send your name
and address to DIR. l.. W. Knapp, 1870 Hull
bldg. Detroit. Mich, and he viii gladly
send the free recipe with full directions
so that any man may easily cure himself
at home. This is certainly a most gener-
GUS offer and the following extracts taken
from his daily mail show what men think
OF his generosity.
Dear Sir:--Please accept my sincere
thanks for yours of recent date. I have
given your treatment q thorough test
and the benefit has been extraordinary,
II has completely braced me up. am
just as vigorous as when boy and you
cannot realize how happy ! am"
.'Dear Sir.--Your method worked heau-
TRULY Results were exactly ;what l need
ed Strength and vigor havo completely
returned and enlargement IL entirely sat
isfactory."
Dear Sir.--Yours was received and I
had no trouble in making use or the re-
cipe as directed and can trithfuliy say
II IL a boon to weak men. am greatly
improved in size, strength and vigor."
All correspondence IL strictly con1den-
tial, mailed in plain. sealed envelope. The
recipe Is free for the asking and he wants
every man TO have II.
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THEN AND NOW.

she usrd e e itssan ny ksser
knS I wcsils tru Asf mnffes
Tier ! wzs tsr-s1 SO ans three
SIR rNsa sc sis spnA ny kree
Ana fspstly cs1ftie Nr - ne
Al. tlsese departed gtcrfes,
She aesa 20 stt urer ny kuss
Ard | ~aEla t-ll hsx ssu-ses
Tn fcrts. sAe is sweufy.fkrre.
And ioytiisr thar ysnrS
She shiss IS n afraid u me
I'm forty. .he !. tseRss- three--
Al shall fhe sweet 80 esnidf he,
Sunp day, rsstoFcsi setHecn uss
rr forty she n tsekts shsvs,
And lovelisr than Seaas
-CsssaSo IlnssHs.sld
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Waararnt
==Werse
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE SCIENCE or THE CRADLE.

Daily Papers cirnce says the cradle may be
rsinstatcd."
Cradles coming back. you sayf
Bless mel when did cradles got
Ask Of Sleepy Head. who may
Surely be supposed 10 know
What Is SCIENCE that shinhs
II can have the uppev hand
In the realm Of Forty W1ukS.
Forming psst Of BsbAsnds
Science says they mny, ipBs<d,
when was Motherhood for eught
But TO furnish every nc<d
Fer conorfpd 10 baby fhouGhts
Pillow soft II p,cther-love.
Where dmplsd form vAy Ne;
Mothers tender fnce sbssS,
Mothers arms for ruckslbys
What does sciesps., know abgus
Baby ways to Land u Nod.
That II tries to place In doubt
Paths the baby feet have trodf
Paths adown the Cradle Road,
Worn by countless little feet
Poppyined aud overhoweA.
Leading out Ct Drowxy street.
Cradles Men II specs and brain,
Yours the prrvince broad mag ~
Ologies TO build and train
Steam and electricity.
Yours the aud earth and sky;
Gore and star and gas aud STONE;
When you get To cradles-why.
That Is mothers sphere alone.
Edwin L. sabn IN the Aaena Womanr Home
Companion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-05
GOSSIP.

Thr news stonni ths Garden ecw.
f.as night The Rs~e rphsndA flower
Was dlched firm her and hi,ns into
The easement II my Lsdys huwer
The apwers were Hysifcd In vsin
Thes asked u enc another. Pray.
What ais our Lsag a. Disdain
That abe must wear Rose tndsyf"
The paisy. with her Latest breath.
'Reft ~ her nstsh. whispered low,
~ v a se~fet &c the Death
gave my petals all 20 know
Oliver Hsrferd m the Fiction Nwmtw Of serih
nara
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-05

sursmsr time = here asin.
Nee that grass snrrvin'f
CIT M ~ Dc peep a DAY.
kesp dem plows s-gatn'
stir Dc dtst Grass xrCwk lifs sin.
ccsn~s right ~hsr yre - sss now tsn
Faster dan de efsfs iAt't On,
keep on r3u~in. hoein,
Cher Dat cettnn tc er star.
Watch n. wack H. hoe q.
Fer de crap resds every han.
Make dssa hess 5ss 81 u
Az Dc rows keer char and clean.
Netifu' srcvfn 10 hrtneen.
n yca.re fst. scun sr-an D. lear
Beesat Fer ! tncw II.
tlee Dat eetsea. .lins An, hoe.
SEE dss grass agrosins
MAKO a rap sad den yr1 "a krcw
Things dsts puxsh skao~in'
frsss an weeds danf want ne starr.
rsy 81 sare fe ~ Bar part.
boy hrt 90. a rsxf ar
Crown Wilde seurss hesin'
cqffrn rssp doat siss no RS
r. r. nuis nsrseF.
sve&s an tnB Der frfy t-N'
ieen dty rssts hzx~r
In AZ fcssnasp ~ a. erAp.
n dx yeAr hriers No nsshsp.
pev sfss ny ~trhfs Fsp
ccfien. uiufe an efxxer
--waism I.ssfs Htn IN he wEysrea Jssrrai
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-05
Lows Passage.

A. ere 30 rNsxinx thransh aarkesseh focsp.
sAs1li ArsssA tie aar-sirawn rciA thrvads q Earn
Ard fhAs fAcrxA al uasSsttress shcaie wake
A chsra a res ana tsrtes rsasly
- rrrF tssr lcve srcrxsctesisfy ~ esst
Fs.pd ia resprnsE within fa1 vsftius Aeayt
Nhsh hkrrsd unsese fgsr Tskhwas a. fru went
-Eftznstn nsrrFs, Eslfs 81 June Csatary
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-10-18
1t Happened in 4 Drug Store.

Zone day last winter a lady came
to my drug store and asked for a
brand of cough medicine that I did
not have in stock, says Mr.. c. r.
Grandin, the popular druggist of On
tario, n. Y. She was disappointed
and wanted to know what cough
preparation l could recommend |
said to her that l could freely recon-
mend Chamberlain s Cough Remedy
and that she could take a bottle of
the remedy and after giving it fair
trial If she did not find it
worth the money to bring
back the bottle and | would refund
the price pad In the course of
day or two the lady came back in
company with friend in need of
cough medicine and advised her to
buy a bottle of Chamberlain S Cough
Remedy. | consider that very good
for the remedy. =
The remedy owes its great popularity
and extensive sale in large measure
to the personal recommendations of
people who have been cured by its
use. 1t is for sale by A. G.. Luken &
Co., and Curme s Co., druggists.