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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
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Green Fruit
Lemons 81 U0H 10 box cooking
Hpplea ,a0tl o1. eating appisa 81 Go
q un Valencia oranges rmal s. =
e tH large. nHuiaa bananas.
fst6usf. iural peaches sea D..
cHnthlaupeH a5uftae per box black
berries 5iasffi 30. pears. tssutl no
water mriaHH 81 saue o. piuma. EsQ
ace Muagaf gtape#. aaeHtlaB per
box. black Erupsa. iiHaHiss.
Nstetabiss
Potatoes feA01H 90 per ton. beeu
800 rar sack. carrots. sHiE per
SACK lettuce. Doe pes aaHru iurnlua
sNu Be- garlic Co. cabbage. q f8.II 81
peppHfH tsui.e. huHka sat. cell
cry, See per dozen sweet puta.
toes. s. etats.. NhlH peppers.
Soc per ~ aurr mHut. gHte.
HatiVe head lettuce. zoe Der dog
dried flsa cartons eaa fancy. zoe.
imported L. tomatoes. 10000 case.
dates hWss ~. fadishen. tHl pee dos
parsley giaaae. hottaaar cueumbsfH
$50 11H dozen. onions. q SIS per cRt.
saulIfian~r 55ratI 80 pafHuIpa. sd 30 !.
Local green corn. usooUi 90 peg box.
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef. 70 ~. steer
beef s. pct 10 mutton. wviher. ftsn.
ewes. e.. pork. 81 gfe Der ID. veal
large. "a small. HMioe.
Provisions uhmh large i1e.
hams. ANAL taHi1Aes bgeakfast
bacon. it4tf4c Dry aAitsd clear
backs. a'se bellies Toe.
estteF. Cheese fKKt sna Pouiuy
Butter Washington crsamrriss.
pound prints. &c Eastern Iowa
and Eigin. - fresh ranch. tauit1.
Chesse SatiVs Warrington. fau
cream. ieM1zhr. Eastern SsW York.
itVian. Wisconsin. lie. California
ip'A Witis Roquefort. CSC. Edan.
I'll QoN ~ % ser case New York.
80 ise tImhufEer. lk1ife. brick.
ltu lie swiss. tkai iFc.
Eggs strictly fresh ranch. 28o
Eastern. tta snr
Poultry = Chickens live. i0aiie.
ducks ia'te. turkeys. iac.
Corrected Daily. - The following
prices are being emerea g. Ihs pea
Queer On round iafa on the dock of In
the car ~ Seattle
ofain paA. $500 barley
50 o. wheat chicken feed. 81 e..
corn. 81 90 per loo lbs.
Naf Puget sound. per tnu. 81 q 6
Eastern Washington timothy. fdf
u affaifa, ffaf1
Butter Fresh ranch. ia8ifc. ma
tive creamery. 4sMsae
cheese Natirf Washington. ise.
Essa Strictly fresh ranch. 90
Ter daa
Poultry chickens. live. i0giirs
fnrka. iiufzr.
Live Hioek Cows. zssc. steers
az. calves 5isu7ise. sheep. e;
hogs. sIftar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
WANTS HER SON

Mayor tmmes today received IA let.
tor from Mra MBrY GuHfh. ~, "
Twenty thif1 street. Baltimore. in
quitting about hgr SON. Mortimer e..
GHIHitba. from whom she has not
heard Hiuer IH#t November. The iaHt
word Hhs had FROM him wee from
Seattle. telling that De- Waf employ
~ en- the GREAT Nurthefn railway
lie ia IS years old has ilght hair
blue rfra and is over 3 feet tall Mu
g4mthH fsrua hrr son la dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
TAKES HIS
Wife BACK
| W. Forest Finds His Run
away Spouse and Is
Satisfied

sol stoker the man who eleped
-. ~ wife 81 j. " Forreet.
nsuslas island miner Nil pfoese'N
ssteasad. 1t Is eilegcd That after
500 skipped with Mrs. FORREST y,
,sfsrnsa to the house ans soeu5t"
- 4, money. ON arrivtag at So
sttls they registered at the CLIQUE ~
- under a fictitious name. tetts-'
- now rsgaiued his wife ana ssoN
- win probably 80 free. fhr ptoss-
cutting attorney cannot lssue = Va
.ant for the oaender, and Il , ~
800 Attorney Cav cannot hold the
go, The aNair now appears u ~
settled and the trouble WI not o@
nlrea In court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Twelve Years IN Jail

Jas. Smith and Tom Morris, two
men with uuHa worry records, have
been arrested. Smith II an old-timc
criminal and haR served several
terms In the penifeutlary. WHOM
taken 10 have hla picture taken yes
to-day for the rogues gallery he
remarked to Detective Tenant that
be- had spent u years ia jail and
had had enough 81 g. Morris ~ not
40 we'll known AZ Smith but b. con-
sidcred % dangerous man. Both
viii be given d few hours to leave
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
LOVES her

DENVER. Sept. Fred W Gala
way. nephew 20 former President
Galloway 81 the New York Central
railway. is engaged 60 marry Miss
Bessie Cain He la the son Of ". r..
Galloway. ~ Minneapolis, general
manager ~ the 500" lines.
a student Of Minnesota state uni
Neraity, young Galloway went to the
cripple creek country for field work
iu geology. foil into prospect hole,
and was seriously injured.
Mlae cain IL the 7-yenr-old girl
who UurHcd him az the hospital.
The chamber Of commerce received
o. request from the president Of the
National Good Roads association.
asking IT 10 appoint three Delegates
10 tho good roads congress. which
which VIII convene Mt Baltimore.
Md. Sept. 10. and last one week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
FOR "HAWklN6 y

William Petit. a professional street
faklF % she better class. wuH Hurd
so and costs = judge George t~s-
t~faaE Tor hawking on thn street.
The ar. vas suspended and the
costs paid Petit uaa arrested -
License fhsIisetor Marsh Monday
on Second avenue between Columbia
and Marion streets In doorway
h~ had a table and "a quantity u
knife phafpsusra In telling the pc
daatFia - - the excellent qualities -
his wares. hs attracted crowd ~
people almost blocking TIE street.
The city license Tor this work Il SO
e day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
RRRNN
HOW TOMMY
BECAME
SIR THOMAS

About 60 years ago a ranErd 4
= little hoy nfncd Tommy uard =
10 sit on the piers at Glasgow 4
q aud watch the boats affirming a
e over the waters, lie was ne e
= sirctiug the messenger service. 4
a Tor which be was paid SO cents 4
week, but he could not help a
= that, for the yachts fascinated 4
= him 4
. ono day he said when l grow a
up to BE- rich man IN have "a 4
= Yacht 81 my uwu. the finest ana 4
fastest that was ever built.~ 4
suddenly Tommy disappear q
q Ell, and letter postmarked 4
= New York told The old folk how e
he had run away to America a. 4
make his fortune Prosperity =
proved eomeW hat COY. but the q
YOUNG emlWraut managed 90 4
save enough money - pay his 4
way home 10 Glasgow. That 4
boy declares to-day that his a
: nrrt trip here made him, for % =
. taught him Yankee nhreWd a
q ness aud enterprise =
His father rad managed 90 q
amess a fortune of tto0. and =
this whole amount was advunc- a
ed to start the Youug man in q
business IN a little provision q
shup. THIS was tie humble be- =
= ginning ~ Sir Thomas Liplaus =
80 stores in Ali parts - the q
. world. he T. che largest in. e
q divlduai land owner in CuYian. q
whore he guitlvates tea. caffre q
and cocoa IN Dublin h. makes q
ginger ale. in London among a =
hundred other lines. he in con q
e tractor Tor the Hritish arny and q
navy h. has warehouses IN =
q Colombo and Calcutta Ia ghl. q
cage his packing house kills 500 4
hogs a daN h. aeils tea in New =
York. makes candy ia London A
and runs restaurant that cost =
tiooea0. whore 1909 are fed q
daily a. a halspenny a head /.
. Despite his tS0. aoa. 900. hs man. Z
ages e. be busy and happy. but q
. one % the happiest days u his q
life Was during the queens iub. =
iiee vhsn 80 900 - the poer ~ q
. London sat down a. his guests q
$3.50 :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
IN The COURTS

The defendant IN the suit II the
Pacific American Fisheries Conn
pauy against Charles ~ buchanan
and others today nled n demurrer
stating that the complaint does not
contain sufficient cause for friief and
that the facts set forth are not sui.
nrirut 90 give the federal court
equitable Jurisdiction In the case.
, J. cheney has brought suit in
the superior court against stephen 4.
ksgIey L. recover on "a pfumissofy
note for tiiso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
HARMONY AMONG
STEAMSHIP LINES

At The meeting 81 the AiaakA
steamship association sunday n light.
only business ~ q routine nature tn
volving the winter trafiic Wag trans .
acted. There Is perfect harmony
among the companies composing the
association The freight and pas
senRer schedules viii remain the
same as they have been during tho
last few weeks Plans for chang
Ing The schedule 80 a. % give a More
even service between Puget suuu
ports and Lynn canal were discuss.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
BUSINESS ON
WEST STREET

Small vegetables are quite pleas
ttfut The market holJs good quaint
ties of tomatoes. Errru corn. rudlHht
eH. cueumuefs. 1t. However. IA
fruit market continues % be the fec
mrr Tho quotations on vegetable
have remained practically uHshluf
ed for. "a week., while the ptieyH ~
fruits auUtuatr constantly.
Wsuntrhee. oregon and yakima
continue 90 supply Che markets. with
plenty OF melons. reaehra. prars
piumH and sfspeH
There IH nu change I'm Tho butter
and eEs market thiH morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
HE MAY FOLLOW
INSTRUCTIONS
Receives a Telegram Saying go
TO walla wallar-He May Go

Leon Colven. alias Geo. Warner.
with Honolulu As his address. y n
arrested BY Detective Byrnez yes.
irrtay for stealing s3S from Mrs
Gearing og the Metropolis hotel. cor
nsr Second avenue and Yesier way
Cohen cnufesses 70 having taken the
raon@y several dayA sgo. but says u
as1znied 10 only SIS. when search
Il - headquarters a telegram from
Portland wac found on his person.
Go 10 WAlla Walia AZ once IL rea =.
u the young man f. convicted %
gras1 larceny. u - probable that he
vla follaw instructions.
re prisoner T. but = years u age
saf has been connected with several
shs6Y transactions before. The po-
Ire b>lieve him 10 b. a bad charac-
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
BLIND OLD MAN

hLuFTToN. Ind. sept tn
tis. Thaa IS. Fleming e blind phreu
tie@ Thomas ~ Fleming. q biitf
ubrenHlaairt aged =. vha has made
his horne az the county lnufmafy ~
10 Yesfn. arrived home from the Pan
American Monday. 10 left this cts
juno e and Travelled VS. miles Al
~ this 1intane. he walked eKreut
nine miles. IF ieft here Aith 1k5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
T0KA AND
HER COLLIE
The Former Doing Well AT Hospital.
Latter in Hands OF Friends

Toks. the little japanese glrl who
attempted 70 end her life at the foot
81 Virginia street Tuesday Is IN a
fair way 10 recovery AZ Providence
hospital The wound IN her neck
has been sewed az ana she = resting
easily. A severe Illness ~ supposed
70 have prompted her rash act, TIE
little collie dos that followed her In
to the water and 90 the police sta
ton. and then 70 the hospital has
been taksu care = by friends Of the
girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

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Arita frHa 81 rsai 20 nj
EtHffss HtatHns fsatr ~ ~ Rss4r4
~
Tso tsairs whsi-rn. Ne Vernon fsssr IN
m so O. - ffH5sa rs - NJ sfaa =.
ErfHsss ul4Ihs. Nte WtamHasirf fsstr fsa
Arlfe 3 70
EHHf ffalfs fafH HHf halHrar Seattle "a
Frsffff IFsfa f r m.. - m SO q =,
sr1 = Arrive ~ N 90 Be a m so
q m anf 3 m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Who Sells the Whisky 2

Hob rferru aud his wlfa Neule.
two Indiana. were found I'm "a taste
OF bsaHtib mtnalrbtluu by Omcrm
{aherta and LOCKER ia thu southern
rart OF The city YeHlerday where
tHe rnuuia procured the whisky Dr. Is
matter which puzzles thep oIlee. The
indiana refuse tu tell. EVERY feW
dufa au indian IH found intoxicated
uu the streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
ARE NOW SANE
Eleven King County Patients al
Steilaeoom Go Free

\ report received yesterday by
the county clerk from steilaeoom "a.
sans asylum states that n subjects
sent from king county during the
past two years were released yrster-
day and the day before. having been
adinlEed sana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Wants Divorce

bessie n Morrill, has brought sult
In the superior court against he
husband George. for divorce. on
tins ground - non-auppari The PAT.
ties were married a. Tacoma In Ne.
MEMBER ~ is9s The plaintl1 asks
the custody u r. daughter aged {
and a division 81 community prop
erty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

BOWLING GREEN. o.. sept. 3D.
The citizens Of Rossford were terror
lied for several hours by Harry
Brown, who was armed with Il
double harrcled shotgun. which he
fred Unfortunately In the streets.
Re was erazed by drink
Brown was finally arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Out and IN AGAIN

John O'Brlen and n. T.. Mexican.
two men released from police head
Quarters Tuesday, were again TAX
en- into custody Last night By ON
GERS McClurg and Grimth. when
released the men did not have a
mt. but when arrested nearly ti5
was found IN their pockets. The po-
ice believe the pair 70 be plekpoeketa
auc drunk rollers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Attention. Hoo Piekers

Labor commiaaioner oront u buay
today making un an extra party 81
hop hers which ulfl leave here A.
e. Friday morning for the North
Yakima fields. A. many ns can b.
secured viii be taken. This party
wili bot interfere with the ones ar-
ranged lot next Tuesday and Thurs
dag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
AUDITORS REPORT
For August Shows Marked Increase
Over Same Month Last Year

The report Of the county auditor
for August shows a marked increase
Of business over the same month last
year Receipts Of the af'ice amount
81 10 tttto over August % 1870. The
number % Instruments nted last
month exceeded the number for the
same month last year By al.
The marked increase In receipts
last month Is accounted for. ia a
great measure. BY the levy for hunt
INK licenses. there having been So
licenses issued during the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
GIVEN PLENTY
TIME TO THINK

Edward Nihurg WAS arrested by
omesr finland for diaorieriy con
duet yesterday.
omrer MrClutw placed vs.. a. Pow
era under arrest last Sight for GREAT
lnE disturbance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Steamer Lay Raised

The aiaruHheel steamer Lily
which HaH sunk Sea- twinamisH
slough about "a month aKa has been
taken up ana ia uaN being repaired
iu Seattle when the work ou her la
finished she eIu go utu the iucai
fHeiHhuuR business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
FALL WEDDIN6
NJ. Harry o. Arnold and Miss Flor.
enee P. Davis Marry

The marriage of Harry o. ArnSid.
o. the Bonney 4 Stewart undertak-
ING Co. and Miss Florence p. Davis.
q Pencieton. Or. was solemnlzed
iaft evening. The ceremony was
performed at the residence Of Rev.
i'ngenfslter. 800 Clay street. only
lev friends % the bride and groom
WsFs invited Mr. Arnold has been
connected with the firm - B0nney
stewart Tor several years and has
E.aae host u friends iu the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
G0LDSBOROUGH

The torpedo boat destroyer Golda-
borough a expected here Within 4
waeh Iirr fepalta a. ntem,uan ae
nearly completed and have b.ru
been VeHf thorough Il d. hoped
that ou her next trIul tflp which Wi
take place In about two HrrH#. rH#
wa make ths Required speed II y
...L. N L.u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
The Lady Of the Lake

ane little steamer Lady Of the
I<ske, W. =. Gaffner owner. has bean
.aksn on The Al-Ki beach nun. AZ.
f beng repaired and a new cabin
p.sNtd on Der upper deck ahe win
20 90 the Port Washington route
making stops at Brsmertoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Who Is lohn Bauley7

Ehcu krlls. one " Deputy Sher.
1T Mike Kelly ~ south Park. found
a Valier containing a quantity OF
clothing aud papers, evidently bs-
longing to "a man named John iisg-
lev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
counciImen a, Wenalehee

Cauneilmeu Crirhtan. James,
blake. BENJAMIN Taylor Muldoen,
Hy,rs and NeVlu left yesterday
fer Wsnatchec. where they VII at
tend the county fair for one day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Thirueih Avenue Burglary

The residence ef r. W Hicks a.
Thlrtieth avenue and East cherry
s.teot WAS entered hy burglars Tues
arv night A valuable manicure set
MAS the uuly property stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Rrlsr, the h,s,I MI

tiert briggs. accused n represent
Ing himself as purchasing agent Tor
the United States navy yard at
Hremertoa. aud thereby fraudulent
- gaining guo5a valued at tggi FROM
the Crescent Manufacturing 60.
came before Judge EMORY yeatrf
cav and entered a plea % NOT guilty.
IT. PeGtts yesterday hraurhg anlt
against thr American steam tus sea
Lion for 5000 damages feftts aho
was a coax on the Sea lion. SAYS he
feil through a hatch ON the boat
which had been neEiikentiY left open.
~ says he Sustained serious lulur.
i-s ina, stli keep him from work for
many months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
S. S. Tacoma From Orient

Tho Oriental liner Tacoma arrived
az Tacoma yesterday. she All load
grain fer Iauun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
eeIumbla1 Purs, sound


Two faIrs UstF uamonA rraatun fssss
So n 'erFrt sanfstI aHd if 3 m a..
rive 20 d Drfnf snudan and Z s q -
irrrsT1 SUNDAY
Canadian pAo.he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
Ms cisney Talks
u Began TO Rain

"Of course" continued Mrs. Clan
ey about o'clock it had 10 rain.
hat We were obliged 60 cummuul
cate with Seattle Tor transportation
- get home 10 my husband Get
out I'm buggy fer the elevators a.
West Seattle. fie found q phoua
and communicated with the Pacific
eoast 90. II didn't seem an hour
before the skaslt queen pulled up to
the landing.
when we arrived In Seattle. many
Of The party were drenched with mud
and rain I sent some 81 the ladies'
home in closed carriages. WHY. dear
me- suppose We had been on our
way home when the IRE oecurredgn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06

Buzz y.gs,s's saa Overland ts,,. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
MARY
PERlEY BURNS
TO WATERS EDGE

Continued from paEe onsl
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Continued from page onsl
The mooriukz soon burned and tn
hulk driftrd down thr beach In fra,t
% Mr.. f.laneys residence There T.
burned all ulsht our onty means
Of reaching ths city was cut oG \
number IN the party wers compelled
% set 20 seattle for early husinsaz.
and Mr.. CLANCY walked TO West Sc
attic and trisphomsd for transports
ton. TIE skaEit Chssf came over
and brought us home. No one Ia
the party expected such an enter.
taiument. and I am sure u vas not
anticipated BY The officers or crew
u the steamer"
Mrs. cisney Talks
Mrs Chaa. Clancy was seen 81 her
home az 90 Fifth avenue south this
morning. when she said "Oh what
a night Oh what night II wss
about II 30. while we we're all dane
ing IN our house over there. thHs
snme one cried .Flrs" We rushed
- the porch and saw the boat that
had brought us over. wrapped Ia
flames. Evidently she had been cat
leose from the landing. for she drift.
ID aions the beach 20 q point 6irses-
" opposite cur cottage. where she
came near shore and burned 60 the
waters edge The entire crew e.
capped. but poor Mr.. GriuwaIi. ths
engineer. had narrow escape. an
vas fortunate 90 be saved IN hla
night robe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-03
Mattress and Servant. :.

Col. J. B. KilIebrew, in Southern Farm Magazine for November, says:
 A scoldlng housewife has from timt immemorial been a thing to be dreaded Anything is better than this. Better let the house go untidy; better let the meal be late and badly cooked than to makt home disagrseable to every member O the family by constant fault-fnding. with the servants. There are very few servants that can be made better in this way. calm, firm, dignified course to- wards employees, prompt payments, kind iy regard for their feelings and some attention paid to their enjoyments will work far better results than close, ex- acting. dictatorial and unsympathetlc treatment. The best servants are always those who are attached to the family and take an interest in their welfare, and no attachment can spring up where every little fault is observed and made the oc- casion for using harsh language. Few orders should be given and they should be given in a gentle and kind, but firm tone. Never use threatening language. This will soon destroy the amicable re- lations that should exist between domes- tic and employer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-03
YOUR BLOOD MADE NEW

Your heart beats about sixty thousahu times a day. Every drop of blood In your veins visits every part of your pody ahont five hundred times each twenty fnur hours. Is 1t any wonder that many troubles arise when the blood Is not right? ,.+,rd vvhv health ouickIy returns when you take LeI M sdv like Dr. HarterS Iron rome, dIo leLI sdy that purifies and enrlches the M uioOI it
 does far more than that, @ causJ .I,t ~ Is the perfect example oI every iyiiidS oiidS he a .s E. .r stands for. But 1t would pc
 tohic s,;I remedy if its power to make red rich blood was it's only proPeItS;; |. .l- lS Feu' ttar than so-called blood purlners' Tar 'sa if both makes and purihes the blood. f the crude forms of iron
 IL h iures the teeth and stomach, but that ota ia1 harmless form that is almost uentIv oassed from the stomach to the uisod fn the blood it battles against SoeEness and disease. and helped by the N.,'Hr ingredients of that famous remedy, St lids the system of all impurities and helps each sluggish organ to do its tuIl
 IF you have skin disease, rheumatism stomach trouble, nervousness, or 1T you have any reason to believe that your blood is disordered or that your health Is running down. be just to yourself ana try this remedy.
 Dr Harter's Iron Tonic has for forty five years been made only by The pr: Harter Medicine Co.,, Dayton, Ohio sofa everywhere. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-03

walk a while, and he did. Up the road q piece President HooSe-
 welt, who was strengthening the kinks out of his legs and taking long breaths or air down into his lungs, came upon much perturbed individual. He was lop-
 ing around a field. apparently wlgwag- ging with his arms to bunch Of milk COWS.
 President Roosevelt looked over the fence a hit, and failin~ to discern the game shouted, pleasantly:
 What are you doing there?' I'm trying to get these cattle out Of
 this field" said tho man, who looked like .it.'' ., Well, I'll come over and help you. said the man outside. and sturdy figure vaulted the gate. He no sooner landed in that pasture than he became com | bination of automobile. football. flying wedge, and barb wire fence, and Tn a jiffy three subdued cows were trotting meekly into their own pasture. Been kinder careful about these crit ters," said the deacon. as he mopped his brow, but thev got away from me to- day Much obliged to you, stranger. and if you'll come in and have a taste of cider-you won't; going on, eh? Well. l m powerful obliged to ye." Its all right" said the President;
 haven't had so much fun in a long time"
 1t was about two hours later when Dea- con Barber, while engaged doing chores around his house, learned that his able | assistant in rounding up his straying | cows was President Roosevelt.