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The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-06
JOYFUL NEWS
FOR WEAK MEN.

For men who have spent the fire OF
youth; men who long for the Old-time
vim, courage and ambition; men who
dread the nights that bring no rest men
whose bodies are racked with pain
and whose minds are tortured by a
realization of the loss of youthful vigor.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-06
SOMA
Is the wonder worker Of the age for men

Is the wonder worker Of the age Tor men
who have lost all the fire of youth. It's
touch is the touch Of magnetism. 1t
pumps the nerves and blood full Of youth
full energy and drives out all feeling OF
weakness. renews full confidence and
courage and makes you feel like a man
among men.
It not only cures weakness of all kinds,
but cures Rheumatism Lame Bnck,
stomach and Liver Troubles, Pains and
Aches. sleeplessness, Varicocele, Paraly-
sis I.ocomotor Ataxia, and al the all
ments common to women as wei as men.
THE MARVELLOUS ACTION or SOMA
presents the admirable illustration Of the
directness with which natures remelles
prosecuted their operation There is no
lingering. no faltering, no uncertainty.
The very first introduction Of Soma INTO
the system marks the beginning OF q
change. aud signals the first advance Of
q victor against the enemy TO be attacked
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09
Spray o. ttG0e S pgings.

The ladies of Saint Lukes Guild will
serve ice cream, sherbet and cake in
the park opposite Evans hotel on
Saturday night.
The total assessed valuation of Fall
River county, not including railroad,
for the year 1901 as equalized by the
county commissioners is S1,O61,l25.
r. S. Keller and wife, of Minneapolis,
left for home Saturday night, after
spending a few weeks at the Evans
very pleasantly. They are interesting
people and it is hoped may come again.
lnvalids bathing at the Stewart Bath
House report wonderful progress as
the result of Prof. Young's magnetic
rubbing and massage.
Rev. Robert L. Wheeler, d. d., past
or of the First Presbyterian church.
South Omaha, Neb., preached at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday even
ing to a large and appreciative audi
ence.
Helps young ladies TO Withstand the
shock of sudden proposals, that's what
Rocky Mountain Tea has done. 3:5c.
Made by Madison Medicine Co. Ask
your druggist.
y devastating cyclone swept over
French creek valley in Custer county
last week. A representative of the
Rapid City Journal who visited the
scene of the storm, says: The entire
north side of the mountains are de-
nuded of trees. immense pines being
twisted right off, and are lying fiat up
OH the side of the hill in large num-
bers. One cannot have any idea of the
power that must have been exercised
by the elements without seeing. Fur
Their up II comes to the place known
as Titles ranch. Here was where T..
NJ. Allen and family lived at the time
of the cyclone. The house and barn
was totally demolished, and at present
can be seen bits of the furniture, cloth
ing and kitchen utensils. A small
house has been rebuilt in which the
family will live until the crop-what
there is left of it's gathered. For
miles the trees we're either torn up by
the roots or snapped off like a twig. II
is a wonderful sight.
The Sulphur Spring bath house
under the careful management of Mrs
n. E. Gordon. is becoming the Meccs
for numerous pilgrims who come here
for their health. A bath at this house
is indeed aluNury, and the waters, beinf
strongly i%mpregnated with sulphur, a
we'll as with other valuable medicina
properties, cure where others fail.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09

j. w. Sweat shipped several carloads
of fat cattle to Omaha Monday. Mr..
Sweat and family expect to leave today
for California where they will probably
remain several months.
FoR SALE-Good buggy team, eight
years old, sound and good travellers;
also surry in good condition. Enquire
at this office.
Miss Matte G. Allen returned Thurs.
day morning from Des Moines where
she was recently graduted from Drake
University in the normal course Of
modern methods for teaching.
If a dealer asks you to take some
thing 'just as good as Rocky Mountain
Tea made by Madison Medicine Co."
ask him if he makes more money. Ask
your druggist.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09

Mrs. Grace Harwood visited Dead
wood Monday.
Charlie Botham has nearly recovered
from his recent illness.
Rev. j. b. Kettle of Rapid City is a
visitor at the Springs this week.
Ice cream and lunches served at all
hours by Mrs. M. Isham, first door east
of Peterson's machine shop.
Hon. S. Il. Wilson visited Rapid City
on professional business Monday.
For SALE-Good blacksmith outfit
for sale cheap; or will trade. Call at
STAR office.
V. A. Hampton, city ticket agent of
the Elkhorn at Deadwood, spent a few
days in the city this week.
Mrs. +. w. Bower, of Deadwood, and
her sister-in.law, Mis- Grace Bower, of
Vermillion, we're visitors in the city
this week.
For SALE:-In Lead, S. Oak, the
American Restaurant and Cafe, now
doing the largest business in the Black
Hills. Reason. change of business.
Address, Box 912, Lead, S. Dakota.
Andy Traut has been awarded the
contract of putting in the plumbing
and steam heating plant fortheSisters'
academy at S%turgis. This plant will
heat the two buildings already in as
we'll as the new one. Mullen IL Mum
have the building contract.-Lead Call.
Coles picture of the interior of the
new plunge is all right. He shows a
diver apparently suspended in mid air.
p. j. Franzen has not recovered from
his recent attack of paralysis as rapid.
ly as it was hoped he would, and his
condition is causing considerable anX-
iety. 1t is hoped, however, that the
cooler weather will shortly restore him
to his former health and strength.
For SALE-.A bargain for cash, my
residence property two blocks east of
Stewart bath house, Hot Springs. Ad-
dress III. j. Sparks, lock box 600, Lead,
South Dakota.
q. V. Danielson, stenographer in the
office of Commercial Agent Dennis of
the Elkhorn at Deadwood, was in town
the first of the week, having accom-
panied his friend, l.. NJ. Young, thus
far, on the latter's return to his home
at Dennison. Iowa.
The beauty thief has come to stay.
Unless you drive the pimples and black
heads away:
DO this: don't look like a fright;
Take Rocky Mountain Tea tonight
Ask your druggist.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Dildine, formerly Of
Sioux City, now Of Chicago, ere 1t the
Evans for q short sojourn.
DR.. Daley made his regular monthly
professional visit to Custer this week,
He will return to Hot Springs today.
A. L. Eokstein and wife came in
from their ranch yesterday-thinkiug
it was circus day. Their disappoint.
ment a be better imagined than
described when they learned that they
were two days late.
See that moonlight view of River
avenue INCLUDING the Evans hotel
Gillespie, Union depot and Minnekahta
block) at Coles gallery on Minnekahta
venue 1t is work of art and a nice
souvenir to send to your friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
"swiFrwarER" SHOOTING the RAPIDS

saltwater B who has again uececdd IN claiming public at
Tscoma fraud cf
be
ether where nWtu
celebrity through The lattice
shooting his specially.
breakers
Il . whisky bohhug
a
AID
milk than Seattle ultshua ~knock
done
that he should this fashonT
remark II muntipsi officials profess
ha~ city
a expense
know
a $ BE-
al n5bodY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Suburban.

The Hentnn school opened Tuesday
altE an attendance ef 10 a. against
100 far last year
The citizens nf INTERPLAY are nf3.
testing against the iuuR delay ~ tho
city in putting in hYdrants there.
Tho work MAS promised ta be com
pleted by Iuy I last.
The Good Roads Club ~ Seattle i5
doing some repair wDrk upon tbe
Magnolia Nun bicycle path.
A baptist church has been organ
Ifed az Dunlap. q which Rev. ". 4.
iiarile Is pastor The members met
asst evening for the purpose u in
cooperating.
The camp near Dunlap, where vle -
ls.e poles were being gotten cut. has
discontinued operations.
A hotel. the ust IN the place. b
heinz buiii a. south park
There is some talk az south PARA
.os Incorporation. on aecaunt ~ ths
number 81 cattle and hoFa ruuuiu &
az large about the neiEhhefhood.
The south Park school wiu apsn
sept %. ahrn Il r. hnped thr new
ddH.un uiu b. cnfupirtsd. and tar
furnace Ia working order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
LICENSED TO WE'D.

The follow ng marriage ucenaes
zsere issued during the last q hours.
To Vim. r. Driska. eyed - and Ien-
ME Biaher. aged legal both of Seat
tie. 70 Leo 81 clair Brooks. aged e
and Irene l. Phillips. aged -. both
~ Seattle. ~ Henry OTIS Arnold
aged II. ~ Seattle. and Florence +.
Davis aged y. ~ Pendieton oregon.
a. VIM. Herbert. aged - Of Dawson.
and Minnie Lee FnrnauIis. aged =.
~ Seattle. to r. a. smlthagn. aged
-. and Cora y. STU. sTed Is. both 81
Seattle. 20 VIM -. Kent. aged q.
and Grace n BogRs. aged =. both
81 Seattle: 70 Jacob NonsaHE. aged
a.. and Annie X. " johnson, aged
-. both Of Seattle. 20 Edward Ro-
Per. aged u. and Ethel Allison. aged
-. both 81 Seattle. IN Ben amin a.
Clark. aged y. 81 Militaw Wash
and Stella n. Stretch aged ~ Of
Bedford. iowa. - ~. 4. Wcbber.
aged ~ ~ san Francisco. and 3. j..
Van Avery. aged -. 81 Seattle.
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WHICH wlNs1-po YoU euEss1

The million dod members 81 the eSraeatnsy exclusive Ne~
only feshvaer sanormsn who uai
ms purulea rp iu whether
Hall ought Practice whether Fhfe'
Leaves shamroeks Is "a be the swaggcr
Pretty much everybody sataats wtRS
npanduek whether the proud Americas cup BE-
by msbehayes uarsps on
admit shamrock H. mish} clever
eeaoari our coll
travel With the best
he
yachts buit nowadays
machines and OF value emily
hundreds thousands 81 boarded wealth In cir
cuaou chance crossing the osean
after The and won u
intended 70 develop IDEAS ha;
Mind that carried sails
usefulness all contests time
where she America began
speed. "a hsonesh o practical value Weuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
BIG HAUL.
Burglars Secure $3.50 Worth
of Plumber on twenty
third Avenue

While Mrs. 4. Buckley was ahser,
from her horne At 81 TNeuty-tniFd
avenue Wednesday evening. bar
glars entered and secured goods va
ued at nearly $3.50. The matter was
not reported 90 the police until last
evening. aad Special Ofileer Hubbard
vas detailed on the case.
Between and s O'Clock Wednes-
day evening Airs. Buckley eft her
home to visit a ueighhar. She re-
turned about sn hour later ari
found the house In a state Of great
confusion. Every nook and corner
has been looked into. and ssalski1
coat valued at $500. together with a
number " other garments and ar
fIeles were missing Mrs. Buckley.
who Is the wife u J. A. Buckley. al
Alaska business man. estimates her
loss at $3.50.
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ATToRflIYsAI -.

WM. A. BuTTEEH. attorney ul
Lass. Suite prose- utsH hud defended
lu all courts rs yeafh experience.
Proceedings ia buukTupiay. com.
pHHlra incorporated. AhatHa is
carefully examined. gnIirEfAouu
mHde ia all paftu n Tie United
NUtfH. Highest commercial uHl
bank reference bi# THIRD avenue.
Phone. Stain ZOO.
sPEcKEHT. A. a. civil aad cfImin-
al practice. II years actual expert
euea. consultations free Room -.
Arlington hotel Tower paatynsr) .
phone Main 80.
y. = BALL. 10 and Is R1aHeli block
iad columbia r. Phone. Blue go.
General practice lu afl the courts.
Damage eafeH q specially
Moderate frrh z 'uuHuit1flHu free.
81 = FOSTER Mutual Life build.
ing Phone. Stain 81
PRANK - WHEELING Boston blk
o.. 4 MARTIN. go Mutual life bid.
, 4 KELLOGG zzg Bailey huuHIag.
hE&suN a Aust = boston block.
w y LAMBrTH. 2at-5 Pacific blk.
=. e. MACDONALD. 900 Burke bld.
Root. Palmer 4 Brown Pioneer bid.
u =. ro&OvER e. 6 iiaIler ID.
LYMAN =. KNAPP. % naler bid.
q WAND KEMP. 81 Hurk. bid
, , DOUGLAS 500 New York bid.
iueHAHD OSBORN. 7o5.t y. y bik
HORACE PETER. sl5 New YORK biz
PIERRE > FEnRY. 100 Burke Blk
= r LANgLASD. aas y. :. blk
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cLAfRVoYAi.Ts

MME Peterson. wei known
throughout Europe aud America
as thc worlds greatest trance me.
dunn. tells past ard future. gives
business advice adjusts family
troubles. traces lost and stolen
property, ctc. she lH thu medium
Who foHetold Kitty Giurx terrible
fate who Was killed by Harry Hay
ward 90 Minneapolis. call ON This
Eiftcd woman and she will send
Nuu away happier. wiser and cap
able " being successful in any un-
dertakInK her charges are ex-
trsmelH reasonable and never more
thau sa-Cailed clalryoyautR who
give Inferior readings. ali business
confidential her clients include am
classes. open sundays. Hours. 2
a en-. to o.. III. Grand Pacific ho-
tel ms First avenue. Room T.
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Baggage Cheek

At the Third Avenue the Georgia
Ministries viii play the remand =
of the seek. with saturday matinee
Ii VIII be followed b. a Baggage
Check, commencing Sunday eYer-
ing This has been Tor year OF
two one u the most popular q cur
rent farce comedies. The chief corr
edian. James r. Kelly. writes many
~ bis own songs and nils his lines to
suit himself He needs no Introduce
tlan 10 regular theatrr-EoerH and T.
hacked b. a capable company.
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Manager Duxdaie would make an ideal weather prop
now shat he was going to give you nsxL
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TIyolI opers Company.

The Tiyoii opera company will be-
gin ifa engagement ~ the Seattle on
the evening Of Sept. s. IN THE Toy
maker Ferris Hartman, com.
edian Whoss reputation needs n
padding. heads the COMPANY The
second production viii be THE We'd
ding Day." ono ~ the operate hita
Of the year. written especially for
Lillian Russell. JEFF d'Angelia AMI
Della Fox
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WIIIson's JuvenIIe MIn,lrnl,

Miss Bianch Emerson. one 81 the
young ladies who does the butterfly
dHHce IN Prof Wilson's blg Juvenile
minstrel show at the Grand opofa
house. Is pictured above. This min
ftrel show VIII be- given three nights
and Saturday matinee. commencing
tonight Mas Bianch Emerson Is
one ~ the 100 clever children who
de-. iu meritorious way. those
things that ono expects 70 see In a
first class Rrown-up minstrel show.
Much effort has been made to elm.
mate those features Of miuatrolsv
which are too venerable 20 excite
nirth. Wcbbe~ a Elliott. the mus.
zeal wizards. Wlt be q strong card.
Great expense ana care have been
bestowed upon the costumlng and
pfage eduiprnnuta
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TO CLEAR OUT
POLE FOREST
Manager Dickinson viii Weed Out
Dead Sticks

General Manager Dickinson az tho
Seattle Electric Co. has assured the
board Ur public works that his eam-
PANS WiH begin az oute 40 paint co.
poles and that a ble force VIII o..
lut b. wgfk aud rush the maltat
through E, foliage grrsn has hesl
s..cetsd for the base color and white
l1r lhe tot
Mf Dickinson further states that
the erection or pulga h about com
plrted, ami when ~ IL dune an oll
poles viii be removed. thereby great
IS diminishing the number un the
streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

BUSINESS colLEcra

CLARK rs PERRIN shorthand school.
Individual instruction = Boston.
Lie s HusinesH College Union Cd.
iudifid Instruction. all subjects.
bEfT methods and teachers. Acme
business College. second and Pike.
y vs.. School Telegraph Piaaeer
WILsoN.s Mo-. nns. cor. MIN lis
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STICKY TAR
For an Editor Who Wrote
About q Politician

BRATNERD. MINI. Sept. s.-w. s.
Cox. editor % the BraInerd Arena.
was kidnapped By three men. taken
two miles cut q town. tar poured
over h. head and feathers applied.
The attack r. believed to be the re-
suit II q publication rejecting upon
q prominent politician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
7 heaters.
MsrRsrot Barry

Margaret BarrY.a recital at the See
attic fheater yesterday afternoon
was treat 90 people who can diH-
finguish dramatic reading from tin
ran ei0cution. Her audience vas
not large, but constant eucoring
made evident the fact that q Wa
highly entertained. Miss Barry pos
eesses q striking presence and % ler-
fble, ulelllfuous voice, with the 10 q.
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teiiisence 10 render tragedy without
rant. pafhns without whining. ana
humor without silly ancetafion. sha
% enc dramatic fKurc whose per-
Torrance Il equal u the advance
rogiceH
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"Iha oaean Of harti'

The queen az Hsytis VIII nn.sh
the week AZ the seattle thcHtsf. In
Guiding the usual Saturday matinee.
u stiil retains lts hold on pubLe
favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Auc1IoA sEIra

=. Q BicKERfoN. general auction.
esf. itie First avenue.
JOE MARTIN. general auetianeer.
i1ek Third Ave.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. J. q. STEWART. specialist i'm
Diseases OF women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute. Boston block.
DIR, MILES. removed TO 1916 Heus-
sey Bldg srd 4 Pike. Tel. Green 526
DIR, VAN DYKE. diseases of wo-
men, chronic diseases, Wash bldg.
DIR. HINkLE. 21-si2 Mutual Life
bldg. Tel White 5Se. res nun pa.
Or FAtk -7S-fg starr BOYD bldg.
Tel BLACK S5G. res. Green 1861.
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Tha searchiight f. doing well with
its latest program. An Interesting
eehibit q the panoramic pictures 9f
the Paris exposition.
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pYtINo AND CLEANING.

Partisan Dye Works We cali for.
clean press deliver your clothes.
once lAls LIST ave. Tel Main 1OI4.
AMERICAN steam Dye works. 13ls
Western avenue. Phone. Min 7qF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
]. LMIESTI.TNG.

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting % the stock.
holders OF the Seattle Cereal Co. W
be held az the office OF the eumrark
Nos. ao4 and 3os Railroad avenue, =.
attic, Nash.. Monday. sept. 9Th, -
AT . O'Clock y. M. for the purpose q
eiecting a board Of directors and ~
the transaction Of any business PIP
er 20 come before the meeting,
J. q. pENING. JR.. Secretary.
Seattle. August 26th. 1901.
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ron Ladies tailor and reception
gowns call ut Lamb Sisters, $40
8il Collins block
LYNCH 4 SHAW, tG-7 Halter bldg.
Mdme A. s. smith 81 Huxley blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Albert Nelson Dead

Albert Seisun. whe was hur; ssv.
erai weeks HEn In the Waahlnntnn
etresf counter balance. died yratrr-
cas- az the seattle General hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
PLUMBING.

HAZLETT q MULLiN New work
guaranteed ! year. Tel bun 1894
Geo. II, Woodhouse Co Tel Main ga
kNlTMAS PLUMBING 60. Sun an
BAlSER 4 son, phohe Black lO6J.
THEo. TURNER. Tel. Green AL.
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FINANCIAL.

TO LOAN Private money at low
rate OF interest Grou. pnmus a
osner. loi Marion street.
bought and sold. Nor
rls9n y Eshelmou Mutual Life hid
OLYMPIC OIL Co. y Halter block.
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ARCfifTECTs.

joins GRAHAM. architect - 20
Mcdonald lilaeh
b.. " HOu8HIo&. tis.I4 collins.
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DHAMArI,-orERAricscmooLs

c. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach special summer
course In all grades OF dramatic
art, elocutiou. voice placing. opcr-
attic force. Tuesdays ana FridayA
Suite G8. Hulyokc block
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT On
the state 81 Washington. fog ~
County q KING. Annie in.st
plaintiff. IS. David Inncs. eefent.
ant. Summons b. Pubiicatioa NJ
90 go
The state q Washington 70 ~
said David lines. defendant. lNl
are hereby summoned 20 srpsr
within sixty days after the date g
the first publication % this sun
mons to-wtt. within sixty days q
ter the 9Th day Of August. A. D. - (
and defend the above entitled actlx
In the above entitled court. and A.
swcr the complaint Of the plaintEs
and arve a copy of your anspf
upon the undersigned attorney =
plaintiff At his ofHce below state1
and in case of your failure 50 % q
Judgment viii Be rendered againE
YOU according 70 the demand q -
complaint which has been hled wlf
the clerk 81 said court. The ohjea
Of the said action. set forth IN -
complaint is as follows To ott1E
a decree Of the court above names
diVorcing plaintiff from the bonds
matrImony with said defendant 9.
the grounds OF cruel treatment as
non support.
J. IT. WRESTLING.
Attorney for Plaintiff
5o9-il Washington BuildinE
+. q. address. Seattle. king coaa-
~. state Of Washington.
Date Of first publication, Angus
2, 1901.
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Diamond Ice that's whA. sou
need g. keep cool Tel Main iass
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CON- eAc foR aoa BUILDERS.

BROMLEY 8 Wells. general con
tractors. ~ starr Boyd building.
Tel Main $50
sopERQUIsT & RosELEAF. shop,
- afe Hn0 gnrfnu afrsef
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PERSONAL


BARGAINS In second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture Company. We can give you
fine second hand cook stoves. bed
room sets carpets. They look as
good as new. FOR hnif the money.
ITO and 1l2 Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates OF al maya.
zines and newspapers furnished on
application. The &. Y. White Ad-
vertisinE Bureau. New York
building Seattle.
GOOD things To eat. home cooking
only, l5c and up. cheaper than
housekeeping. Home restaurant
aud bakery, 81 Third avenue.
SEE Lloyd. Rriscoe q lloyd X
Hiuckly block about building your
homes for cash or deferred nav
ments
THE cheapest place to buy oil ana
gasoline Is from the Olympic on
60. 9l7 Third avenue. Tel. Main
9ai
ONYpONOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita.
lions, Ga Mcdonald block.
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. TAFT. care
ful massage. oil Third avenue.
WANTED-Old gold and silver. He
Hensel, mtg teweler, rs Hlncklev.
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prices, Corner 4th and Pine.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co:
clothes iu shape $50 month: dye
iug. repairing. 1907 3rd. Bun 1000
HIGHEST prices for cast-off cloth
iuK Dave Taylor. 10 Starr BOYD bid
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ADS.


OSBORNE. THEMrIR A. co. inc
Abstract co. established ias3. Ain-
Ing claim abstracts basement ~
the Mutual fafr building.
Booth WhItIeaay HaufUrd Abaffact
TO cata bilHhad isa5 uaHement ~
taller block To'ephDus. dain lbis
Abstract co. $. s.. Blk.
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DENTISTS
pREssMAKERs.

A. W. Phillips, 81 Heussy blk.
Chicago Dsutai Co. i2-3 utnekiey
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DANCING ACADEMIES

PROF Littlc,s academy VIII opsu
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cling school Ranke block.
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