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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25
Cattle for Sale.

. 10 cows, 10 2-year-olds, lS year.
lings, II calves; zone s-year-old bull for
sale in the bunch or single. Address
=. Flanagan, Merlin, Ore.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25
For Sale.

Forty acres of land, three miles
from town on public road. Good
spring improvements, For particu-
lars, address Box As, Grants Pass,
Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25
Lost.

Lost on Tuesday, a fat purse con.
tanning money and papers Leave at
Paddock's Bicycle Den and receive
reward.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25
For Sale.

Nice single horse, s years old, safe
for ladies TO drive. Choice mileh
COWS. James Neely, Jump-off-Joe
bridge
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25
for Sale.

Restaurant, a good business for the
money invested. Enquire at this
Office for particulars
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25
Girl Wanted.

Good girl TO do homework for "a
few weeks. Inquire of A. f.
Voorhies.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25
Welch's closing out sale
is the place to buy.

Photo Supplies at the Courier Of.
fee.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25

There IL always a cool breeze sl
Rotermunds.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25

Who sells the best candies d?
Rotermund.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25
Band Concert.

Following is the program flor the
band concert Friday evening, June
26th:
March "Crimson Flush" Alexander
"The Dazzler" Medley Overture
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25

WE CARRY A BIG STOCK OF ALL HOME
FURNISHINGS - CARPETS, BEDDING,
STOVES, ETC.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25

Hon. W. NJ. ColvIg was elected last
week at the Supreme lodge OF the A.
o. U. W. in St Paul TO the Office Of
Supreme Overseer and is in line Of
promotion for election two years hence
to the Office Of Supreme Master Work.
man, the highest Office of the supreme
lodge.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-06-25

mails were added to the menagerie on
Saturday; a deer and little black
bear, both natives Of Southern Ore
gon.
The japanese theatre was among
the most popular Of the shows.
The troupe of jugglers and equi.
librists performed the most diff
cult and marvellous feats with good
humored accuracy which was peculiar.
ly delightful In this line Of work,
the japanese excel above nearly all
other nations and this troupe per
formed feats that were seemingly i'm.
possible.
One Of the most interesting Of the
exhibits was that Of the glass blowers
where all sorts Of beautiful and deli.
cate souvenirs were made "while you
wait" The operation Of spinning
glass into thread was shown and cloth
woven Of the spun glass, was among
the exhibits.
The electric shows, a moving picture
exhibition, was popular attraction.
The "trip TO the moon, picture
story, is one Of the most amusing
productions of It's class and was a
popular favorite.
The Ferris wheel and the merry.
go.round worked early and late and
were patronized with an enthusiastic
liberality. Many Of the people eH.
perienced the novel sensation incident
to riding the camels An earthquake
or an elevator is the only other Great.
ure that can produce sensation equal
to that experienced by the rider when
the animal rises or kneels
The series Of baseball games be-
tween the Grants Pass aud Medford
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THIEHERY AN INHERITED TENDENCY

eerimiuai,y Is born In every ehnde
THE Inherent In che ehod 's the
youns sisevayan infinitely than the one
Tbs aeov, statements were yced other less man
than the state attorney Of Illinois man VEL known a. @
lawyer whe vdwids experience all that pertains 70
punishment "a.
uusowoes hafh01 before uey ca" sat
sfy ErOa ssiens true
Inherited eecofains to
nunos state attorney hts father And hts aas
Is not peasan, ,Ains zen.
Aons me vey poor and .luaa Of Petty
tsvns done BY children Of anywhere appaas
they 40 NOT sssm thiaA but simply take
because 'hes rally want IL but because "
those wha read papers these hts eSme 70 the
youthful criminals are hs' because
that they are te sans Of thieves ssn''-
and tratt naturally
rae.s uts people all know free ffo
child born OF parsns whose honesty has new.
rlSht their homes ths'r father or mother the
pssg~trator offenze.
o Of In children
separates ho-v Who are born an
der happier. snarn eirvuustanessf
seems very vvn absurd
one take when venturea pnfssns
ehasn ,se b'sF classes a. In me lower
pa, pt pobe and the fault : taken
seriously me hoas mat Is looked on a. almost haoos
out q ten WI
and ash with tear. IN her EYES What
disappearing e cake and ' ani candy
has 20 admit that esaes
10 care It Is a ernr
hs hudn tuthtaurss and l. absolutely
hsar,-ronanx ,hsir children committing
oan.e. nat are sos.sn
hsir hosnes hsy SO "ehuE bet
Isas ,hs.s sane boys vu aioas treatment
coupled BE- soi a. 'asf
Ana mother. should nks ios. Of Of that
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FADS And EASH l. y. :.

"a ctathes+
what sssfar Carlyle q
hans spoa Re a usw philosophy nsssftas
-
as..anssr whsn t fashta He Cand especially
me b tals fesaect
why psops readily epyifpansatf
ebleiva talhknzf Let NE
phHsshsr fsstisa
rhumbs ~hsu n -Thames ds~ns
dsNn So
rss.s s sssea pfelrs
pa.. Summer fopaisr -evss1tir
90 Be a ttsheooF.
Ssa western Nunsrs a. ch
THE HfoGER BONNET
Aa ~hat has ths peks such sd company
Nsshins who would Be 80 inaoF. - ~ear
a. ,bsr. - the ~reskaboo
IN summer for many Immoral
called imuanp Priest AMI
preacher iaasevat aaa
Al sae, pure has waist
for purpose. comfort drops child would hot
IL
Tsss sA men ard
mus. Aks sys distinctive
Ions mind Hound hs Bser
simon Gays
an, auto uniform another
Is u 10 busy to diszsntf
l. out
We
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usHnfHe sxtlsnsaa WiIh ms. GtHs
ever - atfh m8na a YuNaz feil4#
ha had turned his back 90 better
thluNa. thc mafAtr was short Ntsft.
We expected 90 make oar fsftuH
ofa - hand. snA es Hal NJ kaHei
aifuaui the FHFEniu and fhe eiliaiHf
wkirh rendered Nc more than sser
impatient of felaf. g. mf ~ shlaau
blankets afsaflat - tsanapn until I
hant cred after ms chamber eHa ulY
aiab Hesre thar after n1ftrh fMs naf8
There VA haasssf. nss slies -
iuek lu store fsa fna J faWad ti1s
dear eId Lady JrfHngu uu the Ysfy
res AZ sailing wfth q handful 81 pas
ssuEeFs fehlsfis agesfaksi ana nasn-
fnAiiF uu cargo AZ ala fglt nenr
tbs irss a. home sbsn ] stspped over
her familiar side.
~ shr cudiy we were anlf fEs.
bat ruaFe unstea quintet ! defy
yau "a conf enc THsfv va a fauus
fefiow named Ready packed cat fnr
hls hsalth and Agrf wing hssanr g. die
among friruda There waa az ouk-
noNaauriF laxky digger. another ia
valid. Tor he Nauld drink uathiug
bat rhampaane Nlth sasfy meal and
~ any minute of The day. ard have
aasn hifa pitch gsu gold al tha ga
birds By the hauf togsfhsf. Mas
Dsnissn vas our oniy iaaF. ana hsf
step father. with Whgm she wsH
tfavslinE. va the aue man - Dis
tinrfion an beard BE NaE rorta-
suess ~ % Or thsreAboatH. seubar
joaquin aantaa BY nanss At first O.
waa Incredible e. me- thsi ~ had ~
title. ~ nohia AS he hearing. bat
very eaBn I tea iiasd that he was
L. g e 4 =
donors ran SD no ulster BE treated
Miss Duniaaa aH no parent ever
treated a child. wiih q saiiautfT and
a cuuftiiness quite beautiful to
watch. and not a little toa0hing ~
the tight ~ the circumstances under
/ which they Were travelling together
The Klfl had gone STRAIGHT from
/ school 70 her Ntef-fsther'H estate un
the xRmhasl where. fsW months
later. her mother bad died of the
| malaria Unable % endure the place
after his wtfes death. SENIOR San
tls haa taken ship 20 Victoria. there
/ 70 seek fresh futtune. with results
aa different a. my own. He was
now taking Miss ueniaon hach 90
I England. - ma - her horne with
| other relatives. before hs himself
| returned 20 Africa faH b. once told
/ unai 70 lay hia bones beside thaHe ~
his vrife hardly know which -
/ the pair I see more plainly 80 ]
/ write-thr young girl with her saft
/ eyes and her sunny hair. % the old
/ gentleman with the erect. though
/ wasted figure, the noble forehead.
The steady eye. the parchment skin,
| the white imperial and the eternal
-IKsr~t between his ahriveiaf lips
No need 20 aav that ! ctipe more
| iu contact wtth the young girl. Che
| ans not less charming IN my eyes
/ nrrhuHF sf~ VtWF WHsssi Ht' kffattN ~
| 4 came - know her Intimately She
| taa many Irritating faults Like
| most young persons 81 intellect and
| ineHpsrlence. she was hnatY and In
tolerant In nearly All her Judgments.
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"a ueuisun.H that has caught ths
faneF ~ che men fhH YaanH sri
Ga aanR u 81 sHes1if unE % miar
gfHa sInee she alone b. e. var With
oar little uurl8 ehs #AuHe HNeAd
head = afasMY u she cnuia
I hate the eartains@ che E#fs
At dear sfisa n,enieau'e trtn.
fnf ahn has aIHnfs frrH HeFHFr
atan asr blur as uan gastHt BE-
nay b. anf nnt one y bern ths aana
ssa might haze chosen b. eaHfHana
the iaar 9eHsuFH : Fs=a8 SEAMAN
aaHs 80 fsss thiHk ~ ERE fsttaf
faffiaH iH he dripping uiiakina ga
lrrh dsY and ulsht faf car sakes
ard emre mafe ! HHuaf needs take
hia para haf Miss ftfu isnn stofa me
hafare san Kss uat antfihfF eafd.
4 am nnf dear ard I'm not
gasfa ahr cries I'm aHif e sfhani
slrI sau have ~ hut sasa me -
/ before faHayf 10 4 wFrr a ART !
asf~ fua should tsf Capt Harris
what thaushf 81 hsn'e
Why What has BE- dorH ROW
aNowr Tna know bow rude ~
sssH 70 tsaf 81. READY thia tef3
/ = ftHfuupu
II vas true fe haH been ven
r,sts tnderd Uat Ready also naa
I been At fault
You mean uhra 8saar asked
Z him u SO eefs nai - our eaufsef {
must cay thought u waa silly
uasstian - Put % uan ths saNss
/ the other rFeHiuE about the eAFKn
| ~ the "a PIPER says ar'rr IH ballast
hR net believe hiu7 WHY repeat
/ sfssFazs Enualp about mysterious
! raraueaf Captains are aiWa -
tote ~ afs5ht that Hnft ~ thinH .
| ann't surprised 81 his lettlnH aut
NJ poor love siarsa az me IN The
| starlight Bef arrat eyes fash thnif
H,1oFn. Then she FiFss little sfriF
and thrn a iittis nod tnufp aeuffa
/ ftsi thar All the rect
You never are surprised, are Yuu
| Mf Cole says she 3 GA were uea
surprised whnu the wretch used hnf
| fEhia Language iu frent - ms' zoe
we're uat surprised when " vas a =
| dying man V bonn be abused
1 try % seoths her aEres heart
I iiy with her disgust a the epithffr
| employed ~ boz hearing and fns
wards an invalid. bY the lrafe skip
I ner Hut I ask her 60 make allow
{ aueea far a rough. moderated man
rather ciumsily touched upuns hlt
I tender SPOT
'fYou forgot" said T. that you
Houid not answer when be al
dressed fuu ~ dinner
= should think ! wonidnt. after
the WsY he spoke g. Mr. Ready sna
he too aEitHfed 70 come - table,
pear fsiiaHs'"
'a,iil the captain felt the spsf.
slight" SEQ
Then he shouldn't have used such
language in front % me
Your father felt u. too. Miss
| prniEan
hear nothing plainrr than her
low. but quick. reply
"Mr. Gale, my father has boen
dead manF. many years he died be
fore I ear remember That man
Iouly married my poar mother IL
sFmpafhlEsH with capt. Harris
against me. no father would DO that
Look at them together now And
you take hiA side too. on have
no patience Nith any Of you
cept poor Mr. Ready In hfs berth
"Hu, you are not going
"fndeed ! am. l am tired OF yuu
all.
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ON PIANOS

Brand new high grade and thor
9uEhlY reliable and fully warranted
upright pianos, in artistic burl val
nut oak aud mahogany. double
vensefsd cases, with al the very
LAT EST improvements. direct from
the factories. al tzst, that Ats as
fine as any one needs aud would
retail regularly at 1850. s1ms a.
tlst. worth At usual retail ftao. while
some u the finest nnaBt musical and
beautiful Instruments ever shown
here ara offered now az ttat that
would be cheap - $3.50 others less
expensive bat thoroughly rsiiab
and ssfvlesasle pianos. that are 90
ink a. this sale for tzso tees ana tli6
that retail ordinarily Hi i13t. tz16
ana itea. tiome At tzi7 worth tft.
and others an iov as tiaf that would
reaii a. tA6e. Also bargains In slight
Ia laaaA ufauaa
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CARDINAL GIBBONS INFLUENCE

Il have learned
y.rena win Cardinal did
n ths propaganda
ptu. K the newly pope with
tha American
q =
naa 81 the Catholic
faith In
rateraIty j. the order Of day everything
phase Hfe
thought. 4 ones oun convictions
the right path 20 follow
Is
a
that might
sbv demands q time and strength
mitigate
= ~ fTm F
liberal In
Of
stands the
his followers a
Of aru X
Catholics that regard for liberation
this ~ poe In
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sc %
CdN RloHT leoS
CHAPTER /
LOVE on Tlfn OCEAN.

LOVE On THU NtNANs
Nothing L. 50 easy as failing IN
love ga long sea voyage. except
falling cut nf love. Especially was
this the ease la the DAYS when the
wooden clippers did finely "a land
lou in Sydney or Ga Melbourne uu=
DEE che faur fun months We stl
saw far too much of each other una
iuaa. indeed. we we're a. sec still
more. Ny own experience was eou=
nned e. the round voyage of the
LAZY Jrrm1u. in the year ls9a It
was ua common experience. as was
only taa we'll known At tno time
And I may adj that / hat not the
faintest Intention % faiilns in Iowa
on BOARD nay. after an these years
lot the confraas that had auad cause
70 hold myself prsaf against such
weakness Yet We carried a YouuE
ltdy. easninE horne. who might have
made short work Of many better
man
IVA DrnIsou Vac her name. and
she Wta ~ Ftasz az as. she sas
uxauisitely y0uuu and Yet luiias
fausis ala FOR heF yeats had been
admirably educated. chiefly abroad
and as We we're SON to discover
POSSESSED accomplishment which
would have made The plalusnt old
maid a popular parsonage un board
ship. Misa nentaau. however Nss
80 beautiful ~ sha aaa Youas With
the binetn ~ ideai hslath upon her
perfect skin Nhe had a wealth ~
lovely hair With strange elusive
strands 20 gold among the brown
and a soul greater than the mint
and = heart greater than either l8p
zierpinH some where IA the depths 81
her crave. Nfae eyes
We eere AZ SO together - many
weeks I cannot ththk what l Was
male - thea
I haA been e. uaiiafaI I had
given the,thinN trial fuF The
mtrat atiaus @evks I had been = n
ceused digger o. uisck Hin Flats
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~ E.W.HopNUNd.

aud rather given ca belnH critical iu
a crudY way she was very musical
playing the guitar and singing IA a
style that made our Hhiphoafd eanH
crrtn vastly superior 60 the average
Of their order. bat ! have seen her
ahuddrr al the efforts 90 iuaa gifted
folks who we're alaa doing their best
and q was the same ia ether direcz
liosa whore hef superiority Was iHrH
specific The faults which arc most
ekaapefattus In another are. OF
course aneta nNu faults ana euns
fHsa thai I was very critical "a Eva
neniaan's criticisms Then she had
little weakness for exakHefation.
for unconscious eHutiHn b. CONVEX
sation sad ] itrhsa te tell hef ~ /
felt 40 CERTAIN that the elr had r
fine character underneath. Whirh
would rise to uahls heiBhtB IA stress
or Storm aHd the more would ] long
row 10 lake he IA hand and moid
her IA little thugs, ard anon 70
take her In my arms tus, - she
was The latter feeling was reaas
endured What IL eupbemlatieaiiy
called .,fisapnaintiusnts already
ard not being a complete c0seoHib.
/ had ma intention % o9pftinK a aocs
ond
Vet when 7 write or Eva penlson
I am like 70 let my pen outfun my
tale
10 n ~ THAT J nan see her ana
hear her uoS on q hundred separate
assrasianz but piatusst 90 all IN the
evening Of the da9 Ne sisnailed the
ialaad % Ascension. at tho Ntnse pf
that iaHt concert On the quarter
deck The stars afe very sharp iH
tho vast viblet dunas above eur
mants. they shimtnrr On the sea
ara COR trtiesN Describes raiuuts or
hfts among the siafa Tor the trades
have yet Is fat rs ard every inch
- canvas has itH fin ~ she gentle
steady wind. The reafn - God
hrs.ods upon ifis waters. No fafrinE
note offsnda the eRe In The fore.
castle Voice e henning a sanE 81
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AOARGOOFG GOLD
Gs Css BIZ ENVHoRNUNd. sSo 50
copfsosr oo3 Nny,eIFa r,11Pece AssecNnoH,
"a rhtrRPRpe A,9oct~r0R,

And she was gong with angry
teaTH for which ! blamed myself as
I fell a. pacing the weather side ~
THE poop aud 81 often HfterWurdaf
10 often aud with such unaFailing
hittsrnsHHl
SENIOR santos ana the captain
were in conversation hY the weather
rail- | fancled poor old taftia eyed
me With suspicion. and ! wished no
had better cause. The Portuguese,
however. aaiuted me sith his Gus E
temafy courtesy. and thought
there was a grave twinkle IN his
steady eye
Are YOU tn deenEraur also. friend
Caller he Inquired in his all but
pcffret EpF lish.
More OF lass, said I ruefuiiy.
srha Hsnhara H. both wesifai aud
ptsish." said be. mixing the two
yowels - H. great grief % me o.
ere her rowing 90 unlike hes saint
"a mathefi"
he sighed. ana saw hia delicate
fingers fnraaig the eiRaHet they
we're rolling 10 make the sacred siKn
upon his breast lie was always
smoking one eisarst and making an
other. a. he iit the new one the
GLOW fell upon a strange pin that
be we're. a pin with = tinY rrucifis
iuiaid ia mosaic So the religious
east - senior santos Was brought
twice home % me 80 the same mo-
msnt. though. "a be sure. had
often been struck b. q before. Ara
II depressed mo 20 think that -
sweet a child as EKa hsniaan
should have spoken hafphiy 81 -
good a man ~ her stspfathsr. aimp-
~ because he bad breadth enough
10 HYmpathian with a cuaf.e Old salt
las capt ilarrlM
/ turned iu. however and cam
not aa3 the matter kot.t mo awake
81 THE SEPARATE Hthtefoou. which
Was one luxury % Our empty "a r.
lpan.
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AND ORGANS

New organs. two fnii sets tiesl
reeds. double uoiaVe eouulcrs. douhls
knee awriln, three ply Wind chest
and bellows boards and baYolaI
French plate miffurn fof SO. SIS
o. and 80 Tor the regular 4ls. %.
80 and ilis styles.
Also all kinds % bargains M sec
and hand organs from 80 up.
Every instrument guarantees n
BE ~ represented One price alike O.
everyone notwithstanding the very
sharp reductions Ia prices We E~ii
pianos and 0rEana on the most lib-
arnl terms
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This assertion has been svbstan
tiated and demonstrated By oenapsr-
iseu 10 the entire satisfaetion o.
scores of delighted purchasers. u
sseuid require . whole psus 10 give
40 socursts idsa of the many great
bargains 40 have 30 sffer yoti, but Tor
the thoughtful u will be sufficient 90
quote the following few sample
Dftpssf
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THE MYSTERIOUS CARGO
wake 81 ceisl Ths ships o.
fifet"
IL vas young Roaay's hollev
suiee. ~ cfsol haaeFef. sH though
De we're telling me VAS Late fof
breakfast started up aud sought
hiH wildly lu the darkness
sfou'fe iohius was nay ufH'
Thought and utfnfaurr fGf now ~
vas lighting my candle and biewiuE
ouf ths match Hiih care tbHi
seemed ia itself contradiction
= slah we're" be answered
- .isten ~ that
enc gets iaufad O. noise at so
tat 10 this day Il paaarH nr how
even l gould have strpt as ifsHi ant
Eta the abnormal ala which I naH
heard raging above nv head Sea
boots STAMPED BARE feet battered
mes haNir3 women Hhrlesed
ahants % terror drowned the ruaf
q comma ~
.Ifava We t8ns % las q" ass Il
- I ieapra fnf ny clothes.
Long enough Tor Yaa - sfesH
aasufufsahgY Steady. oid MAN. ifs
faslY iust been ainrue rfed they
my get Il uhHrr The fsanirH the
aafat part A. present. ana We re oai
- that"
nut vas Eah urHtaanH Nreaths
lasafY nsil the uuestiani HE arr
seer 49, feasauffnE Misa flenisaH
AS with hse sffrfafhsr nm TIE
fssan AID both n ofn As cool a.
#tte#lasf=efs Hafaf H~sHW
T-Hse- lllg.tI -. .... 80 ....,.. :.
49, rTrar r-aam HasaHrHH - HsfH HHT1HHHa Hf
- bottom "a hia bright ana sankea
nfes
NV love" said ~ thia has rut
saa III Hna oat fever hrt dfn1
s-na uhsr I fsii In better fsffle. II
aefY ghsy Hst sf under
.rnuffuHe8
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49, M < NJ 80
The doctor cures Vhen others fail
Try him. Charges low. Persons
cured sf home. Gail ca write
ALL CURES GUARANTEED on
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State Medical Institute
7oi First Ave. Foot OF Cherry 81.
Seattle Wash


Seattle. wash.
is THE suPEhIoR COURT or
TIE STATE or WASHINGTON
IN AND FoH THE COUNTY on
KING. PROBATE NOTICE
In the Matter Of tho Estate Of Daniel
Crowley. deceased - No. 43as
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
FINAL ACCOUNT AND PE-Tl-
TioN ron ADMiNlsr TRAITORS
DISCHARGE
Notice l. hereby given that An
drew Reynolds. administrator o. the
estate Of Daniel Crowley. decsa sed
has rendered and filed his final ac-
count az such administrator. show
ing no assets for distribution, and
that THURSDAY the a1nd day of Oc-
tuber. 1904. at / 20 y. M. o'clock. at
the courtroom % the prob ate depart
msnt Of the above named court. IN
Seattle. King county. Washington
has been fixed by snid court fos tho
settlement ~ said account and hear
ing upon the administrator petition
for discharge. at which time and
place any sseFseg. !Htss ssssss 81 MAY sIi-
pear and file HIS exceptions or nbiec.
lions IN writing 10 said account or
petition.
witness The Hon. BOYD ]. Tail
man, Judge Of said court. and the
seal thereof hereto affixed this 18Th
day of september. 1904
g 4. K0EPFIt Clerk
by y. r. Erwin. Deputy.
John q, Gray and Hugh A. TAFT. 30
Hailer building. attorneys for adj
uninistrator.
Date Of first publication. Sept ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
No Use
Talking

YOU CANNOT DUPLICATE ntE
VALUED We ARg OFFERING
DURING OUR nlo CUT PRICE
SALE. NO MATTER WHERE
YOU co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-10
5ENTLEMEN's ToUPEEs

Thousands Of
men wearing
hem Made
tsrfsct In every
etaH Manu-
securing Of all
inda % hair
ooiH Cut hair
ara eomhlnGa
hos-xet or made
up into switches
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-03
WORLDS BIGGEST GUN.

The 16-inch gun recently com
uleted at Watervliet, y. Y, has
H,eer token to Sandy Hook for trial.
It's weight is 1870 tons, and it will
sIse j 900 pounds of powder at one
discharge to send a $50 pound
shell p miles. II is more than 40
Feet long and so inches in diameter
at the breech. It has cost $50 :
500 and $1,000 for transportation
down the Hudson, the railroads re-
Eusing to move it. fit stands the
kest, thirty-nine similar guns are 10
Be made for the coast defense.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-03
BRIGHT'S DISEASE

The largest sum ever paid for a pre-
scrip:i0n, changed hands In San Fran
cisco, Aug %, 1902. The transfer in
volved, iii coin and stock SIP. 800, and
was paid by party of business men for
a specific for Bright'S disease.
They commenced the serious investi
cation Of the specific Nov. 10, 1901
They Interviewed scores OF the secured
and tried it out on its merits by putting
over the three dozen cases on the treat
ment and watching them. They also
rot physicians to name chronic, incur
able cases, and administered it with the
physicians for judges. Up to Aug %,
eighty-seven per cent Of the test cases
We're either well or progressing favor
ably.
There being but thirteen per cent of
failures, the parties We're satisfied and
closed the transaction The proceed
ings Of theinvestigating committee and
the clinical reports Of the test cases
were published and viii be mailed free
on application Address John J. Full
ton Company, 400 MOI tgomery St. San
Francisco. Cal.