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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
IN THE COURTS


A peculiar case was that Of Joseph
SWeHtland. whose father, Walter
sweetland. brought him before Judge
Emory on an application 20 commit
him % the reform school. Both
father and son were we'll dressed and
OF good appearance. The parent tes-
tified that the boy would run away
from home and stay for days or
weeks. and that when at home he
continually played truant from
school When questioned by the
court the boy admitted all. He
SAID ne was we'll treated at home.
lie could give no reason for his
ttampinB propeusitlrH Asked by
the court how he managed To eat
when away from home, he answ cred /.
AT the restaurants" re said he
got the money 10 pay for MA meals
from the kids" lie denied that no
or the kids" ever stole anvtblng
Re did not work himself. but some
Of the kids worked and thereb,,
procured money.
The boy III u years old. with a very
honest and intelligent face. ana II
appeared to mystify Judge Emory
~ II did the spectators why h. was
IN court at all. He said he didn't
want to 90 10 the reform school. but
me court signed the order, and the
\ ny walked out with a bailiff as In
uliIersht as though he had received
permission 10 reJoin the kids"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
STEVENS POST

~ Collins hail last night. Stevens
fost. q. A. r.. give the firat Of e se-
RES Or open monthly meetings, which
from now on wili be- given the third
tuesday ~ each month.
Commander ] T. fIOyt. who pre-
sided over the meeting. gave a brief
talK, which was followed by \ short
program 81 song, recitation and al i.
IteAses Mrs. \. Barney presented
behalf 81 the Stevens Keller cn,,,s
the ladies auxiliary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
D. 5. JOHNSTON COMPANY
Big ALTERATION SALE
IS NOW WEI
UYDtR WAY
Fourteen Fine instruments Disposed
Of Yesterday Ono Order Received
by Telegraph Another by Tele.
phone A Chance in a Lifetime
for Piano Buyers Who Desire 10
Save Big Money Open Evenings
Till 80 During This Sale.

Never before IN the history 81 Sc.
attic was there as large and well
assorted stock 81 leading and stand
ard pianos shown hy any house In
this Northwestern country, embrac-
inR the Justly famous Chickerlng A.
Sons. ~ boston. Americas oldest and
finest plano. the gauowusd Kimbali,
Of Chicago. and the product ~ the
largest piano and arRmn manufartur-
ing establishment IL the world. also
tho celebrated Weber. pease and u.
q johnson a Co. Whitney. HinEe.
Singer and many others, Every In
strument fully warranted and sold
on It's merits. No Misrepresentation
or trtckcry rca0rted 20.
Space win not admit ~ quoting
prices on every Instrument Tho fol-
lowing examples however. VIII serve
10 shuw how an the pianos are mark.
ed IN plain iEurrH 10 close out AT this
sale
New upright pianos that the aver
HEc dealer would retail Ht g2tn 90 SEE
will 20 az this sale al fig7 and up.
STANDARD makes. new. tu handsome
onk. mahogany and walnut. $500 60
t77t. sale price $3.50 and 1915 on easy
terms.
SIN other taoo and $3.50 instruments
Ko ne this sale FOR f2e7 and f9a0
The worid-famoua Chlckeflng &
Sons Klmhnii and Weber Pianos.
viii Ro ut onc-third less than their
real values
Great snaps IN second hand up
rirht and square pianos az most any
price. on easy terms.
Organs We have a large stock ~
ine now ONES that win he closed out
AZ half rcuuinr uricc Such az sell
regularly Rt 500. tt25 90 $50. now only
gi7 SIS and upward
Good second hand ORGANS at most
nny price. on terms of 81 down and
81 per month M Instruments pipin-
~ marked one price 20 nli alike.
Every instrument guaranteed 20 be
absolutely ~ rrnreHented. open ev-
cnluRa during the Fnle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
HIS Wife
LEFT HIM
Porter Could Not Prove That
She Took Up With Smith

Leslie Smith. who was arrested
EFeral days age In Whatcom on a
warrant sworn out In this city by
Gecrgs Fl. Porter. charging adultery
sas discharged by Judge George for
s4ni Of evidence.
Years ago Smith and Porter and
ne latter's wife were friends in Mar
shali. MIN They all came West
Ass year and settled tn Aberdeen.
furter was contractor and smith
worked for him. Mrs Porter and
snith, according 10 the statements
q he prosecuting witness on the
x1znd. became much attached To each
eshrT. Later the Porter family left
Aberdeen for Seattle ana Smith fol
NNsd Mr.. Porter dld not like the
zcii0ns Of hts wife and smith. but
- 10 way Of keeping Smith from
~ home. While in Seattle the fam
~ lived AZ Green Lake. Smiths at
.enii0rs to POrter's wife became mo-
sesels and snally Mrs. Porter de.
aafsd her Intention Of leaving her
n-s7snd Mr.. Porter seeing troubls
saead took the children. q bny os a.
ys@n. and girl OF s years Of age,
ne house Of a neighbor. Mrs
rpr'er wert away but returned and
80 alleged 10 have lived with
s.iin This fact cnrid not ~ prov
u sn1 sH1ifh was discharged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
SOMETHING
OF A DOCTOR
'ailar Iohn corbett's Long Suit Is
ri Cases

~ Using a simple remedy, JaiIor
Ia coroett brought out OF state
y, ,lIeOnseiousness a man who had
va va with a ut IN a restaurant on
sa'st way. near Second avenue.
-, All came % police headquarsers
&C.. 49,. I man was dying ia the Wright
,.ss mouse. Jaii0r Corbett went
go ~ place Ia the patrol wagon and
F sa man unconscious In 4 chair.
sv 10y one 10 the restaurant with the
sassp,lon Of the Tailor. thought he
s lag dead. Officer Roberts came IN
49, while he opened the prDatrate
sA.as mouth John Corbeff poured
~ ~. several spoonfuis Of salt. me
sisct vas instantaneous NE quick-
restaurant. ""s u tts
~ yyvilf woman who had witnessed
~, 49, afIaif approached Mr.. COR
Nv, ~ and asked Biz name n was
sDsq' and she remarked maj ne Nd a
~ mork was beyond anvt hins az
saa sver seen. John raersiv 1890 ~
ana walked slowly baek Il ~ srlnn ,saI
. .ss.n. i was one o. ~ sns ,p pst,oi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
W. H. LORD
RESIGNS
AS Supt. OF Ballard Water
and Light Department
Other Council Notes

Routine matters occupied the time
OF the council of Ballard at the reRu-
lar meeting last night A report Of
the county auditor. giving naneHHed
valuation " ballard wac read ~ fol-
lows Real estate. tk23 300 perhonni
f2id,fsb. total. 81 0Gg.1il. LIQUOR H.
cenBrh were granted "a J. J. Russell
and X. Carmicte. and Jamua Powers
license waa transferred 10 Hohson
Bros, A claim uf George 81 Sample
fof 1900 damages. alleged 90 have
been sustained by reason Of dcfec-
tive crossing. WAS rejected. Hupt. W.
~. Lord. 1T the water and light ayn-
tenn ~ Ballard. last night rendered
hts reniRuHtion a. take effect Nov. g..
which was accepted. A communlca-
tlon from Judge Burke. attorney for
the Great Northern railway, regard
inE the plankinR 81 shilHhoie avenue.
was read and viii be considered at
the next meeting Of council The city
pound was ordered torn down. aH u
occupies part Of "a city street and a
new lot for the purpose viii probn bly,
be purchased by the council The
usual numbo: ~ petitions for street
improvements were read and refer
red. ~ passed upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

Thelssen. PROPRIETOR % the place.
4 FISHER AMI man named Gold =
susifh were IN the saloon az o'clock
~ evening. Three men entered
sAres,xh the rear door. one wore a
-ssss ana an had large rcvolvers.
rssv levelea the weapons and order
i :hs inmates 10 hold M their
49,. Two other robbers stood
s,ss outside q tha door on guard.
a auickiy as the men In the saloon
r~al'sra that they were IN a trap
shsY eumriled with the order and all
harss went up
wAse two % the highwaynsn kept
ne innafss covered with revolt
vrrs ne shird walked behind the
,sr sns rffea the tiil Of $40 lie
,sen went through the pockets 81 the
~ anea up and secured sic and n
81 watch nom Mr.. Goldsmith.
n. TAesxsen was next ordered 20
cr@r the @fe. but got the better Of
ne hirAwaymen on that point. He
rspi;<d fhsf h. was only the bar
tsadsr ard did not know the com
h,nAfion.
write Ne conversation was going
an Mrs rhsissen. wife Of the pro-
rrhfnr. wAe lives over the saloon.
started 70 come down stairs The
psessts outside had evidently heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
200 PIANOS
We Mean JUST What We Say---gie are
Going to Sell 200 Pianos a1
Club Rate.
AZ FACTORY PRICES ON EASY FaYGlLnTl,
WITHOUT INTEREST

The greatest opportunity ever Of
fercd the public on the Pacific coast.
We are ourHelvra surprised at the
large number ~ sales we have made
the past two days Realizing that %
great many intending purchasera
cannot De waited upDn during tho
day IN our oyer-crowdcd wnrcroomH
we must, 20 accommodate our many
customers. keep open evenings while
thin big sale lasts. Almost luVHri-
ably our customers purchase out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
HELD UP
A Stranger Approaches Tailor
Grant and Presents Him
With Handsome Gun

Tailor Charles l. Grant. Of the To-
cal police department. Was last eV-
eninE made the recipient Of a useful
ana valuable present \ gentleman.
whose name y not known. approach.
cd Mfr Grant on Third avenue last
night and with a Gathering speech h.
rendered the offic.r handsome
smith q Wesson u+caithwr revolver.
The weapon II one % the late mod
els. IL contains the improvements
witch aFs alleged TO be infFinEemsntn
on the Colt patents and over witch
a tseo.eoe suit ia pending. Mr.. Grant
Is proud Of hts new possession and
DOES not believe that II "a the intrn.
tion 10 set him mixed up in the law
suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
A DESPERATE BATTLE
AT BALLARD
WITH ) HlGHWAYMEN
uesperadoes Enter Saloon in the Early Evening" Line Up
the Patrons and Bartender Of the Place and Rob
Them and the Cash Drawer, After Which
They Sandbag G. N. Station Agent

a-,,ea with large cailbcr revolvcrs
a.. sesperaaocs entered a Ballard
-,s.,n Al 2 o'elock last night. held
= - shose present IN the place, robbed
-, as well as the money drawer.
.ssa.ea the wallis and ceiling wial
500, ss.'ss,s aad escaped onieers 81 the
- snssrea the from, door as the
\ -kA.,y were rotrgatlns through the
-. Ana q hattie eusued. The rob
-. ~ away and IS minutes later
~ss'nsxxea and robbed the Ballard
.s.ssse agent. In al $3.50 and tive
- ssilAsS were Sosured by the
ssssfs&sss
~ 80 81 the Ave men wore a
- ~ the others were apparent
: s,srrs u Identification.
~ hlxhwaymen were first seen IN
r,ss,d Nenday. They hung around
- R,lhrd Liquor Co saloon dur
- MsnaAy afternoon and evening
rsssv ;axt nlght two of the bandits
- sssa IN the saloon and were
lrsnksnr al she bar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

consIdntaiIham PAID

Two years ego j. II. schrowHhury
and a number OF othera grub. stan.
cd Geo. u. Deviln % so 10 the Klon.
dike, neVlin sent them back $1,000
and said that be considered the CON
tract terminated. Afterwards he
made a large amount OF money. and
the Eruh-Htnkers" sued him for their
interest under the orlgi nal agree
fncnt. After a'hcaring Judge Tall
man sustained the defendants mo-
tion 10 dismiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
ECBERT WILL
CARRY TROOPS
Final Orders Received From Wash.
ingion 10 This Eject

MAJ. Ruhien has received final or
ders from Washington TO NJ out the
transport EEDeFt for bringing troops
20 this country from tbs Philippines
The work was begun without delay.
BunkS Emlieya. lighting and
heating apparatus Ntii have TO
be installed The new apparatus will
be made here and then packed away
In the steamer 20 BE- set up at Man
la. Preparations viii be made 10
bring back 900 troops. To stow away
the small amount of material requir-
ed for the soldiers will take gfttie
room. and the anne amount Of car.
go as Was first Intended VIII be tax.
en-. II u expected that the transport
with sail about Nov. Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Time IN
A WHOLE YEAR
When City Council Failed 10 Order
Some Work Done

A noticeable point nt Monday
nights meeting 81 the city council
was the fact that not a dollars worth
OF street improvements Mas ordered
That was the fret meeting In
more than "a year when some i'm
proyvmeut Was not ordered ordin-
arily patches ~ Improvement aF-
ErrKuting ali the way from $4,000 90
ti0p.up are ordered At every meet
Ing ~ the council.
CisiHrus say that II goes 60 show
that the cuunciifnrn. or At least a
majority n them, havs az last con-
cludrd that " is injudicions 90 or
der more work 50 late Ia the year.
Writer springs Medical Water
cures rheumatism, ecKena and alt
blood and skin diseases. Al drug.
gists or i1i0 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Shlnnle Men 10 Meet

, A cali has been issued a. the NOM
bura Of the Washington Red Ahingic
Manufacturer association TO meet
On ThurHday. oct. "a. at the itainier-
Grand hotel 90 discuss the nhinglo
interests Ia the state ana more par
tlcularly the action OF the railways
In raising rates 10 points east of tho
Missouri river Tho iumbermen Of
the state have also been asked Co
meet with the ahlnEle men, ~ u b.
expected that the lumber rates VIII
hp raised na we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

beginning yesterday. Seattle now
has another steamship connection
with San Francisco. The J n kim.
ball. formerly In the Nome trade left
on n regular run between the Calf
fnFnin metropolis and Puget
sound. She VIII make the trip on n
ten-dhY schedule, carrying both pas
NenHera and freight, ON her nrst
trip she has 1000 tons 90 oats. feed
lime and general freight ". W
Robinson has large shipment ghe
has already booked 90 Passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
LECTURE AT
Y. M. C. A.

DR.. J. Allen Smith. professor OF
economies az the University u
Washington. lsctured last night be-
fore the Y. NJ. &. A. political club on
Trusts" Dr. Smith discussed The
effect 81 different combinations of
capital upon industry. lie said that
the m0ft powerful Incentive 20 the
formation ~ these great Industrial
com binations vas the fact that nrti-
eieA OF common use can be manu-
FAC ured cheaper ~ the trusts than
BY she smaller concerns. lie regards
the tendency % trusts 90 attempt 10
control wages as most dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
TRANSIT ERRING
ON QUEEN ANNE

Some complaint IL being made by
patrons ~ the seattle Electric 60.
who use the East branch of the
Queen Anne hin road. In transfer
ring from the West Queen Anne car
az the top 81 the Hill walk b. made
necessary 60 reach the East branch
ear In view ~ the approaching
wet Henson. this Inconvenience iu
complained or
II has been suggested that switch
be provided ao that the East branch
car might run parallel with the car
from which transfers have been Is
sued, Such "a provision. Il is said
would satisfy the numerous patrons
~ that branch line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

The Sound steamer State 90 wash
tngtnn resumed her run TO Whatcom
yesterday. She has been under re-
pairs FOR three weeks aud during
the interim has had her looks chang
cd considerably The steamer niH-
cnvcry which has been doing the
states frrightlns business. will be
taken on the run and made ready for
her winters work tn Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
THE SHIPS
THAT SAIL
Newsy Notes OF the Harbor
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The steamer olympic returned "a
tow % the tug Evergreen. She WAS
taken 60 ballard. whore Hickman q
Hansen viii undertake Go repair her.
Hcr crippled condition was due to "a
broken wheel. The accident occur
rcd near peWato on itaua tautt II
II expected that the steamer Will be-
able TO resume her run on Thuradny.
The steamer Clara brown, which
has been on her run Tor several days
ON account Of "a broken piston. has
resumed.
The steamer Lydia Thompson viii
miss couple Of trips ON account OF
betting ovcrhnulod for her winters
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Emma snanaar Eraa

Inc trial of Emma Spencer for
grand larceny was concluded yester-
day ana the Jury quickly brought
IN a verdict u not gullty. Emma
was accused Of stealing $50 from w.
johnson. Johnson, however, admit
yea settlns $500 Of II back. II was
aapparsnt that ne had been acting as
around the city IN hack. ana drink.
ffHc ~ RIO a. bottle In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
The Eureka ssaehna

The Globe collier Eureka went on
the beach az puwamiah head yeater-
day Superficial repairs Will
be- made preparatory 10 gninR on dry
dock The Tamptco VIII come on the
beach IN a few days and take her
cargo az the Arlington dock She IL
Hcheduicd 90 sail for Honolulu on
NOV. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

The steamship bertha. Can't. Jo-
hansen. LETT yesterday for Vaides
She has Coo toms OF freight and 10
paAHengvrh. OF the latter six are GO
lng as far north az Iliiamna bay.
They arc going there 20 commence
the construction % the Trans Alas
ka stage route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
THE OREGON
RELEASED
White siar Company Gives Bond,
for $4,000

The White Star sts.nsht, r.
bond ~, VI sns Oregon. has given a
the s,aa tiiO, IVY for the release ~
statss 1 Etsa;, y has given the United
fnretS ~ sh.y and Guaranty Co. as
~ exception 70 the suftict., "afe hied
safety on the ground ~, OI the
plyperty In the STATE ~ II. - mas no
eeaa further that II has ~ t ai1,i,ilileton,
excess OF It's asss,s pilltlss Tar
,lanerefore no judgment eo,,,a ana mat
'setsd from II. '''u De col
III - <. amount " the bond was a.
* suaks Hanford BY agreesa.Ill ,Ns 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

her coming as they fred two shots as
warning 20 their comrades inside,
The three robbers then marched their
victims. one OF whom was now hid-
Ing behind the Ice box. to the rear ~
the saloon The bandits then began
fring their reviewers.
a Battle Ensucd
r. l.. Richards. a citizen OF ballard,
hearing the shots. started Go enter
the saloon and more shots were fired.
At this tuncture the robbers slowly
withdrew. As they were passing out
~ the rear door Marshal Hunt and
Policeman Ballou 81 ballard entered
the front door, Tho officers COM
mcnced hring at the bandits and one
81 them appeared 60 have been hit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

right, Or mako o. deposit In order 10
got in on our club rate. Any school
girl can figure the difference IN pay
Ing 70 per cent. more for your plano
and the big interest rate charged by
other dealers. Any girl can figure
that pianos purchased Ia large guam
titles direct from the factory for
each ~ 20 per cent less than goods
o0uaignrd 90 be sold on commission,
that Il means great saving VI dob
lars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Annihet Raclnr Ni,chln.

The GoidsbornuRh IN row IN Port
Orchard pFYfnrk. putting on the
finishing touches before making her
final trial. upon which She must
make - knots per hour
Don't fail t. aer her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

John Dolan and John Mckinley
were acquitted Of the charge of ns.
sauit with intent 70 commit robbery
BY Judge Grim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

THE tumult and the shouting dies"
-kipling.
when all the advertisements are
written. when an Is said and done.
what most people want Is the asaur-
ance that this will cure me-" We
sell the very best qualities at no
higher prices than most stores ask
Tor cheap nogtrums.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

questionable resorts. it was also
brought out that the whole party was
Ia possession OF a fully developed
Jas nj the time Of the alleged rob
berry. In view 90 these facts. lar
eeny seemed 10 be attended with
some doubt
A spiey Divorce Case
Tho highly favored divorce case
OF Isabel Irene Johnson against Walt
l. Johnson IL engaging the attention
OF judge Emory, Tho parties were
married IN December 1884 and lived
happily Tor a time. hut family quar-
rels resulted in July % this year ln
the abandonment OF the wife. Sho
claims that her husband then took
up lodgings with another woman,
ana that she and detective on one
occasion caught the pair in bed
room, each attlred IN a nisht-robc.
Johnson u SECRETARY Of tho pryfoua
LIQUOR Co. and his wife claims that
ne owns considerable property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
sssdbsggod N. j. Davis

IL Is thought that after the shoot
ing che htghwaymcn met az some
pre-arrangea point. They then start
cd Ia a northeasterly direction. When
near the Presbyterian church. three
blocks from the saloon. they met NJ.
J, Davis, the Ballard station agent
% the Great Northern. without
warning they attacked him and bcat
him into inscusihlilty From his
pockets they took 500 and gold
watch. After this they disappeared.
The saloon - riddled with bullets
and traces of az least is balls can be
found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

The Ave men are believed by the
local police TO be the same ones who
escaped arrest Monday night by
jumping from the rear window OF a
Washington street saloon.
The suspected ones had attempted
10 dispose 81 quantity % icwslry
and Police Otficer Chapman heard OF
the matter he found the ave men
heavily armed in a saloon near the
corner Of Third avenue south aud
Washington street Chapman knew
a light would result and 80 called OF =
neer Rarr. The entrances OF the sa -
loon were guarded and when Asaiat
ance arrived the Ave despsrndo@a
Jumped out o. rear window 20 the
ground. a distance % fully - feet.
and escaped. There r. no doubt in
the minds % the officers that these
are the same robbers who held up the
Ballard saloon last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

Umbrellas Repairing and covering
n speciality. Ghnmek. 1921 list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
FOR HONEST TREATMENT
Advice Free Call or Write
NERVOUS, CHRONIC

and, I'm fact. all diseases, even In
their most aggravated forms. There
Is no physician or Institute in the
world that has performed so mary
permanent cures In both Men an I
Women as this most eminent special.
list.
CERTAINTY OF CURE Is whas
yoa vent We give you a written
LEGAL GUARANTEE TO cure you
err refund your money. II you are
tired OF psying out money and wat
ing results, tails Is your opportunity
to br cured quickly. There Is all
the difference In the world between
doctors and treatments. and You
want the best.
For 10 years the State Electro Med
teal Institute has been a fixed fact.
and II will remain so. II is as stan-
dard as American Gold.
The state Electro Medical Institute
has many imitators, but no equals
Seattle Times.
office hours, a. m. TO s p. m
sundays. 10 a. m. 70 y. m. only.
State Eleet-s.eC5lcaI Institute
Safe Deposit aud Trust Company's
ELildhg. II First Ave. Rooms 20,
n. %. 90. "a. seattle Wash.
Sharp County record., 1901-11-08
THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND.

You'll have a cold this winter.
Maybe you have one now. Your
children will suffer too. For
coughs, Group, bronchitis, grip
and other winter complaints One
Minute Cough Cure never fails.
Acts promptly. 1t is very pleas
ant to the taste and perfectly
harmless. G. B. George, Win
chester. KY, writes: sour little
girl was attacked with Group late
one night and was 80 hoarse she
could hardly speak. We gave
her a few doses of One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t relieved her i'm
mediately and she went to sleep.
When she awoke next morning
she had no signs of hoarseness or
Group" W. A. Edwards.