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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16

~ The SUPERIOR COURT OF
The STATE or WASHINGTON,
KING.
n be Matter of the Estate Of Char
Dtte swassy, Deceased Pro-
es1e.--No. 1854. Order 20 Show
eaAse Why Distribution Should
Aot Be Made.
Sonn H. Powell, administrator Of
- estate u Charlotte swaaey. de-
$50. having filed IN this court his
r.Nion setting forth that said es-
- nov IN a condition 20 be
u - and Is ready FOR distribution
we residue thereof among the
~'ns entitled BY iaw thereto,
-. n1a y appearing 70 the court that
- - Petition sets forth facts sufil-
ns~ p authorize a distribution Of
ssAiaue Of said estate. II In
~t.s'ofe ordered By the court
...s nat III pers0ns interested ia the
- q the said Charlotte gwasey,
- s@eea' D. and appear before the
- superior court u King county,
- p washington, AZ the court
~ ~ me probate department Of
49, 49, court ~ the city u Seattle. on
- 80, The 9Th day N May 1907. al
- n ~. Of 70 o'clock a m. Of aaid
~. men and there % show cause.
etc.,. taeY have. why an order Of
tg.ssss.ag,utlon should not be made die
s,s ssa,hs tne residue Of said estate
bssissss. we neira and persons I'm said
-. 80 mentioned according 70
- ,a 80 heirs and persons being
es,s S,ss 3. swaaey, residing at
p.alage, Maaaac husetts.
csrasasA y. swassy, residing at
Esn ra.ns, hassachusetts,
csms ,as = swasey, residing at
ps.nass, Massachusetts.
ssr,e. re l. Powell, residing al Ian.
n fennsylyanls.
y ~. 'ufther ordered that a couv
sssI =. 'fqer be published once 4
io,sN ~ W four successive weeka he
s.,s.s W. Seattle Star. a ne,gsr,s .P 5,.,
aassv sild published in sald King
tsss.r ana Of general circulstion
ana no further notice on said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
COTTAGE CITY
FOR LYNN CANAL

riar Coast line. sailed last night for the
North Among her list ~ passengers
we're Capt q " Jarvis. the newly AZ.
pointed collector 81 customs Tor the dia
trlct % Alaska. Capt Jarvis. accom-.
panied BY Mrs Jarvis will Ep direct TO
Hltka 60 assume the duties Of bis at.
Gee
= u. NoWell. owner ~ the we'll known
Newell mine, near Juneau accompanied
BY hlH wife. is returning home after a
brief sniuurn 10 the States Tho steam.
rr'H cargo consisted ~ about zoo tons
- general merchandise and chnncry sup.
nllaA.
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SENDING THEM
BY PARCEL POST

story comes from Vancouver that
the Japs there are seudinR the remains
Of their dead friends back again To
Japan by parcel post. n costs too much
10 send the bones 40 the body ~ care.
fully cremated the dust packed In a
neat little package, or elise stuffed into
stout MANILA envelope ana mailed
direct 10 Yokohama. n ~ said 10 be a
cheap method Of transportation. wheth
er the postal authorities viii Requicaee
in the new discovery or not remains TO
be seen.
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ASPhYXIATED

NEW YORK April 10. Esther Kohcn.
aged so. Henry Kohcn. her son. aged
- Lena kohon. her daughter. aged H..
ana Edith Flow. n friend Of the kohons.
aged 10. were last night found dead In
th" apartments Of Airs. kohen. having
been asphyxiated from inhnllng gas An
doors ana windows were tightly closed
Tho police are a. q loss 20 decide whetb
or u was an accident or case OF whole
sale murder ana suicide.
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QUEEN WORSE

AMSTERDAM. April 10 The Oncial
Journal today says Queen Wtiheimina
has an Increase IN temperature and IL
very ~. following a sickness extending
over several days. Three physicians are
In attendance on her majesty Tho eel.
cbrntipn ~ the prince consorta birthday.
which was 10 have boru observed with
much splcndor on Aprii 10. has been
countsrmAndcd.
l.ATER-Tho condition 81 Queen
Wilhelmina r. hourly becoming more
serious. II ~ announced that her
Illness Us due 90 a premature confino-
mcnt.
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ArCanum Ministries

Madrona Council No. 1925. Royn
Arcanum. will give n minstrel show al
the Seattle thcnter next Mondny night
the receipts 10 be used for furnishing
the new han Of the lodge at Twenty nrst
avenue and Jefferson street Harry Me.
Carroll viii be seen In the role Of Inter
locutor and X. A. Case will be one OF the
end men.
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JosBlNe QUOTATIONS
tcoRRKcTRD DAILYl
Creen TTRlt

Lemons AAaNH 30 box. cooking
apples. {iUi.15. eating apples. q %
case. oranges. s. zoos 90. bananas.
N7502.50. pincapples. 800 per doz.
seeding oranges. gG2hW2.1a. nRveiE.
s5z5u3.5 90: lines. s.. 5o0S00 case. tam
Eerincs. fL35. grape fruit, $500 $50.
vegetables
Potatoes old. $50 000 %. 90 a ton:
new. N.00n5. Zoe per Cwt.s bects.
sio0dfi 80 per sack. carrots. 65m15c:
per sack. lettuce. SLIGO per casc;
turnips. gocUfi 20 garlic &C.. cabbage
si,t00i 80 per cwt; huskH, coo. celery.
G0c per doz: sweet potatoes. s. 90
per care; Chill peppers 25Gs0c: sauer
krHut 3Am3c, tomatoes. Sl.b0Ni 10
per crate. radishcH, Zoe per doz:
parsley goa zoe; onions, i2250 ? so per
Cwt. parsuipH. zoe. cauliflower.
gOcafi 90. squaHhcs 2isc. wax beans,
icc. Rrtichokes, G0uI5c per doz.
string beans. Sgl0c. cucumbera,
81 10000 per box brussels sprouts.
7nsC. peas. fuGc; rhubarb. 10
per 10: California. &l.7b per box. spin
aCh. b0Hi5u per box. asparagus. 7mac
per 10. Walla Walla asparagus. s.. Is
az 90 per box.
Butter. Cheese. Fgrs and Poultry
Butter Washington creameriea.
&c. fresh Iowa and Elgln. 21m2gc.
ranch. t7d20c storage Iowa. zee.
Cheese, Native Washington, fun
cream. i3alic. Eastern: New
York, 13i4Wiic. Wisconsin. 1ac:
Roquefort, Atc. Ednm. sit00at2 90
per case; New York. 15d16c. tAm-
burger, l6ni7c; brick. i60i7o. Swiss.
1SMlgC.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 1so:
California, l4ml5C. Oregon. loo.
1--we poultry Hens. l3ianisc: fry
era. N.00m5.00 per dog. turkeys. 1870
lac, geese, i00iic: ducks. 18c.
Dressed poultry Turkeys 1Ami6c:
geese. 1i6i3c. ducks, la8l5o. ohick-
ems, i3Mifc.
Honey-l2Qlac.
Provisions
Fresh mcat-Cow beef. &c per 10:
steer beef, 787ho per 10: mutton.
wethcr, 7hoi ewes. INC. pork. 100
per 10. veal. large. sc: small. 10c.
Provisions Hams, i3hc: breakfast
backs, iic. bellies, 12c.
Hay-Puget sound. per ton, 1890:
Eastern Washington timothy. $4,000
1900; alfalfa, l2Wl3c.
Grain-Oats. 5000: wheat. S23.50:
corn, $4,000; rolled barley, $500.
Corrected daily The following
prices are being orferei 20 the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or in
the car at Seattle.
Grain-Oats. S2650@27 80; barley,
f2lOO, wheat, chicken feed. t2lO0.
| corn. bulk, S37 co.
Cheese-Natlve Washington. 1lR
i11ac.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, 1ip1so.
! Washington creamery, "a
n2bc. ranch, i5Nl7c.
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II ala not Ike 10 have my fourfooted
favoriteB looked down upun( so / set 10
work 10 try and convince skcptlca that
cats ARE not stupid and thoir faults
can boz overcome. ! VIII admit that
tho cat hns natural mllcn nntipathy
~ being made 10 do anything or re-
strained IN any way. This may be nc
counted for by the fact that tho cat
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~ tAh 81 kftttlN thllkI tb
THE STATE oF WASHINGTON.
FOR rHE COUNTY or KING,
state of Washington. County az
King, ss-No, 5166. In the Mat.
ter OF the Estate 90 Charlotte Swa-
ScN, Deceased, Notice OF Settle
meut ~ Account
Notice Is hereby given that John
II. l0Wcll administrator 90 the va-
tate % Charlotte SWnsvy. deceased,
has rendered 90. and Hled ln snId
court his final account as such nd
mlnistrutor. ana that Friday. the
9Th day ~ MAY. igos az . 60 O'Clock
a. ms az the court room az the PRO.
bate department 90 Our said super.
ior court Ia the city OF Seattle, ln
said King county. has been duly np-
pointed by said court for the settle
mcnt ~ said account az which time
and place any person Interested lu
said estate may appear and ale hts
exceptions IN writing O. said ace
count. ana contest the same
Witness, the Hon. BOYD J. Tall
man. Judge Of said superior court.
and the seal ~ said court hereto az.
liked. this eth day ~ APRIL 1909.
tSeail G. A. koEFFLL
clerk.
BY u. X. sickels, Deputy clerk.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
TIRE STATE OF WASHINGTON.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
KING
In the matter ~ the Estate Of Hor.
tense Lerct, deceased In probate
No. S1St Notice OF sale.
The undersigned administration ~
TIA estate uf iortense Loret. de-
ceased, VIII. IN pursuance % the ore
der and decree % the above entitled
court herein entered and rendered
on the nth day % April. 1909. az the
western and main entrance 10 the
courthouse % the above entitled
court. IN the city % Seattle. wash
ington, on the 10th day ~ May. 1909
az the hour ~ ten o'clock a. Tn.. sell
az public auction. To the highest hid
der, the following desycribed land
situated In King County. Washing
ton. to-wit.
All % tract numbered $50 ~ the
West Seattle Five Acre tracts num-
bered five 90, according 10 the plat
thereof "a recorded in the office ~
the Auditor 81 King County. in Vol
une ? 81 Plats. At page 70. als0 a
tract ut land bounded and described
as follows: Beginning az point
-FOUR hundred and siNty-aix and ru-fna
| tfhe.40l feet north % the southeast
corner % the northeast quarter ~
| the northeast quarter % section
| fourteen usl. township twenty four
lZD north. range three (D eaat. W
NJ. running thence west four hun
dred sixty and 7g-i00 ffss 20,
rect: thense south four hundred six
ty-six and 7o-io0 f4ss 7ol feet. thence
west four hundred thirteen and 90
| loa t4i319i feet 60 the southwest cor
uer ~ certain sixteen u1 acre
| tract ~ land conveyed 20 Harold
/ Preston by r. f. Sander ana wife.
| by deed dated October 2sth. fa9
| which deed IL of record IN the once
! OF the Auditor OF King County. az
page 20 u Volume "a 81 records ~
deeds % said County. thence north
twelve U2l chains. thence east fhir-
teen and 0ne-third u2I-D chains.
thence south % the point % begin
ming. containing eleven uD acres
more or less. together with the tone
fnents. hereditamcnta and appur.
tenances thercuuto belonging.
Dated az Seattle, Washington. thia
18th day OF April. 1909.
SCOTT CALHOUN.
Administrator Of the estate OF Hor.
tense Isnret. deceased
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hearing is required. Dome in opru
court this Sun dAy of April. 1902
HONp =. TALL MAN. Iudge.
state ot Washington. county "
King. saa
T. q. A. kocpui county clerk and
cN oHlcio clerk ot the superior court
~ the state ot Washington, Tor thr
county of kmg hereby certify that
thr torogolnE is q fun. true and yors
rcrt copy 70 the original nricr Co
show cause made by rald court ou
the 5th day ot April. 1909. i'm the
matter 20 the estate of Charlotte
swNseN, deceased Witness mv hand
and the seal of said court this 5th
day cf April. 1902
ScaIl e.. A kpFpFtl
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Seattle, Edmunds
and Everett
The PaiatiAi Steamer
,.rsf.xr OK rsErKstp t.ssgssfs

z II 73377137EF - 73'78F
CITY OF EVERETT.
Three Round Trips Daily.
Leaves Seattle a. m, Il N. and
. y. m.
Leaves Everett Sis a. m. 2.1o and
tbs p. tn.
Phone, James isti. Cuiman Dock.
H. u. SCOTT. Mgr.
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pacIac coast Steamship Co


lmati.lH. Aptil ~ lh ~, w anu 'F
fifh dhv thereafter.
Foa soUTd.gASTtRa ALASKA
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n The SUPERIOR COURT or
The STATE or WASHINGTON
- AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
Sorosls Shoes for Ladies'
are Sold by Us
Slippers

Another lnt iti pairs or the crlr.
bfattd "%cfrr ttiu' Ladies'
Opera House SLIPPERS all Sizes.
al. a pair .................. JDc
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~ y X. slckola. Deputy cIcrk


PROBATE NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
ThE STATE OF WAShlNGTON.
FOR THE COUNTY or KING.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-20
THE LINSEED PoULTIcE.
How u Was Applied by Good wifi.
of the Emerald IsIe-FaiIed
TO Cure

4 dispensary doctor in the Fmer.
aid Isle is expected to dispense many
things besides drugs. His life is Ger.
tainly not bed Of roses. These PEG.
pie are woefully ignorant, vet no
lrishman likes to confess 10 want 81
adequate knowledge. says Good
Words. One day | ordered linseed
ponltice to be put on an old mans
chest The next morning he was no
better, and ! was accused of incom.
potency.
Il put the plaster to him. your
honor" said his wife. "tho' he spit
an spit like a big snail. But it amt
done no good An docthor, honeyl
it was big dose"
Then | realized Mrs. Moulton's
method Of poulticing her good mans
chest. She had applied the soft mass
internally!
Another time ! compounded 1--WE
are our own dispensers in the Isle OF
Destiny a box Of pills for "brown
kitties." The result Of grinding
these with big stone. and wearing
the powder as a charm, was not sat
isfactory. Ny verdict as "c'rowner.
certified natural causes" 1t should
have been given as "crass ignorance. !"
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SYMPATHY.

As we mourn In our midnight Of SORROW,
Alone ia our crying ard fears,
As the pitiiees face Of Tomorrow
AppaIs-with It's vista Of sears.
As We SHRINK from the toll g Giseioses-
The unequal battle alone,
The thorus-whefe we waited for roses
The music that ended n moan,
As We kueel with heart that is broken
For loneliness. longing and dread,
And press n a passion unspoken
The answerless lips Of our dead,
The Father II pity surprises
Our sight with a luminous star
That slowly and sWeetiy uprises
And beacons this hope from afar.
That hearts which amiction hath blended
Ilumlned by heavenly light
Their discOrd and darkness have ended
And Brotherhood shineth In might
50 even our midnight Of sorrow
F0retukens a JOY from above
A promise Of beauty tomorrow,
When earth may be lighted By Lowell
Neal Lyon, In y. 7 Independent.
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3Te SILENT


A FTER the gaping three-inch cash
~ in the head Of Prison Guard
Morgan had been dressed BY he
penitentiary physician and a nip Of
rye given the wounded man, he was
escorted into the presence Of the new
warden o tell how It an happened.
"You see, il was this ere way, war.
den" he began, after he had saluted
his chief and dropped into a comfort
able position on the sofa in the pri
yate room of the penitentiary office,
six Of us were out there by he broom
shop eleanin' up the yard a bit Kid
Sly and Shorty were comm the rake
act | told Green to take a spade and
throw some loose dirt up agin the tool
house. He was standin il one Of them
eat fits of his'n and paid no attention
TO me. Tie just rolled his eyes and
worked his arms
Morgan paused and pressed a huge
gnarled hand against his bandaged
Uranium.
"Take if easy" said the warden, SYM
pathetieally
"Theu," continued the guard II
caught him by the shoulder and gave
him a push toward the tool house. at
the same time tellin' him % get a mill
tary move on himself. He reached
down, grabbed the spade and whacked
me across the noggan with it. When
the stars scattered out a little, | saw
that Kid Sly and two Of the other boys
were holdin' him. / whistled for help
and had him yanked back to his cell"
Warden Hill reached for the huge
calf-bound volume in which the daily
delinquencies Of the prisoners were re-
corded. The page allotted to Convict
ella, imprisoned for life, was blank,
save for the entry made in a neat
round hand stating that all attempts
to make the prisoner talk since his in
generation had been unavailing. MUIR
der was the crime and the date Of the
commitment papers showed that eight
years Of the life sentence had been
served. The warden looked perplexed.
Recently appointed he had not yet had
time to look at The majority Of theI
prisoners in his charge Besides, more
important matters awaited his atten.
ton. He closed the volume and turned
to the deputy warden.
Give Convict Green five DAYS in the
dark eel on bread and water" he said.
Ten minutes later, Convict Green.
closely guarded, was escorted to theI
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CONVERSATIONAL POWER.
Largely 10 the worldly
Advancement of "A \ Dung Man
or Woman.


Great and important as are the
uses Of conversation described by me
IN a former paper. there IS another
more practical benefit from it, OF
which / wish TO speak in this article;
Viz, as a help to worldly advancement,
or success in life. First there is the
advantage to be derived from the IN
derstandings of other men in The ex-
ercise of our own. Every man in So
ciai circle has his strong point-his
special subject, on which he is az home
and better qualified to speak than any
one else. No individual, however acute
or strong-minded, can sift and probe
10 the bottom of a subject so effectual-
" as he minds of many men eonyerged
on it, and looking al i from different
points of view.
Daniel Webster, who. II any man
could do so, might have trusted his un-
aided Judgment 10 forming an opinion
or deciding a question, had, neverthe-
less, great faith in the aid 70 be derived
from conversation. I'm my education, !"
he once said to Charles Sumner, 4 have
found that conversation with the in
telligent men ! have had the good for
tune TO meet has done more for me
than books ever did; for ! learn more
from them In q talk Of half an hour
than | could possibly learn from their
books Their minds. in conversation,
come into intimate contact with our
own mind: and Iabsorb certain secrets
of their power, whatever may be lis
quality. which ! could not have detect.
ed IN their books Converse, converse !.
converse with living men face TO face
mind to mind for that IS one Of the
best sources of knowledge" The
great English philosopher John Locke
held a similar view. When asked how
he had contrived TO amass such an
amount 81 knowledge ais he possessed
he replied that be attributed what lit
tie he knew 70 his not being ashamed
10 ask for information, and to a rnle
he had adopted Of conyersing.
As a means Of Introduction To other
men on women, whom, On account Of
their intelligence, stores of experience
and knowledge, position OF influences,
il may be desirable to know. q few wei. |
chosen words-the manly vet deferen,
tial and coneiliatory expression Of an
acute criticism Of a re
cent book, public speech, or painting,
or the witty defense Of a sport OF
worth more to a young
man than any personal advantages OF
the strongest letters Of introduction /
Hundreds of young men and women
owe a great success in life almost
wholly to their conversational power.
says Prof William Mathews. In Sue
,ess. 4 young woman with faseinat |
ing conversational gifts will always
carry away the palm, in the long run /
rom the possessor of a beautiful face /
lr the most brilliant pianist or vocal |
st, that cannot chat charmingly /
Though men are supposed TO succeed
N life by professional knowledge and
skill only, or by their acquaintance
With the secrets Of finance and trade
,et j is as often, perhaps by their so
,ial qualities, by their cunning OF
agreeable ways Of putting things, OF
heir arts Of persuasion, and not by
heir more solid merits. that they
make their way to the front.
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With inky blackness on all sides of
him, Convict Green pressed his sweaty
palms against his throbbing forehead
and tried TO think. Dull. agonizinp
pains seemed to hover between his
temples and dart toward each eve. He
arose from the oaken plank upon which
he had been crouching and extended
both arms. His hands touched stone
wall on either side.
With a groan he sank back on the
damp stone floor of the dungeon and
tried to think, For time he was CON
scious Of only pain and anguish. but
at last the darkness which hung like a
pail over his clouded intellect began
to clear away. The red spots had
come again, What they were. Green
had often tried 10 find out. but he
never could. The huge patches oflurid
red came and danced before his ewes.
After a time they left but terrible
pains remained behind torturiug him
almost beyond endurance. If ne tried
to find cut what the red spots we're
they always came back so much the
quicker.
The convict crept nearer the wall of
the dungeon and laid first one burning
cheek and then the other against the
damp stones. The mental anguish Of
the man became less wracking: peri
DDS Of intellectual calm followed in
which detached sections ST conscious.
ness became clarified. Vow and then
he caught blurred glimpses Of the past.
A few faint, half-obscured recollec-
tions Of his childhood days actually
made the miserable inmate Of the cell
smile with delight Names he no long.
er remembered, but familiar faces
wearing pleasant smiles So different
from the Sowing yisages which be
now saw every day seemed 10 bright.
en- up the cell. But finally one face.
smiling, coquettish. with dimpled
chin, aud gracefully eurying lips. re-
NAMED. Her he had worsbiped
throughout his childhood and courted
IN bis youth. Like a flash came tbe
memory 81 the joyous wedding trim.
the farm on the outskirts Of a Ne
braska village, his valiant struggle for
fortune.
Then the scene shifted to a vast field
where withsred corn rustled barsbIv
in the scorching breeze. There was a
fiery globe in the center Of the heavens
piercing shafts Of which seemed to
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-20

Ascum-l suppose you haven't ba5
time T. figure out yet how much your
cashier took.
BANK Presldent-Oh, yes, We knew in
a very short time.
Why | thought he took a great
deal"
Exactly We merely had TO count
what he left. Philadelphia Press.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-20

The Count Meess OMAR. win Won IL
please receive my devotions? ] loofs
you yid grande passion.
Miss Milly OMAR But, count. Nil.
you serve me deyotedly? You arr
sometimes So austere.
"Oystere! ] serfe him stewed. fried
on ze half-ba! what say /? I would
say ! serfe you yid my heart au."-
Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-20

Good morning, Sir" said the e..
journer II Jayville. Have you got anY
porpoise shoe laces?n
NO, | amt. smarty!n promptly re.
Piled the storekeeper. Think YER
funny. don't YEP"
"Eh2"
oh, | know what a porpus i an
it don't wear no shoes Philadelphia
Record
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be absolutely pure the general economy the
system effective than any other wkey have tried @
take kindly As long the quality the
dard shall always use wherever alcoholic smuan required
that class OF convaescents who need what call pdge %
find from experience that Dufys Pure Malt Whk gently a %
ousy the digestive We will always the exclusion a
others Of its absolute purity and the excellent results
received | Very kindly IL r. FAHRNEft Nj
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MoNTEyUE HosPirAL, Frederick, Md.
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY co.
Gentlemen II has been about one
year since | first began TO use Duffys
Pure Malt Whiskey both in preserip-
ton and laboratory work in this insti-
tuition. find il a most effeetual,
invigorating, alcoholic stimulant. and
prefer il 70 any other. as ] believe il