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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

Of a pound each In Oklahoma coun-
ty peaches te ninches in circumfer-
ence we're sent in to be used in the
worlds fai~ exhibit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

school district No. "a has issued
bonds to he amount Of $500 for the
erection OF a school building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

Half the discomfort in the world, Is
caused by people neglecting their bus
iness % lio about each other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

The Leader makes all lznds of blank
books and furnishes every legal blank
required under territorial laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

The fousteenth annual session of
the Logan county normal institute
will be held at the Central school
building in Guthrie. commencing Mon
day, July &c. at 1880 a. m, and con
tinuing for four weeks. with the fol
lowing faculty in charge; Prof r. II,
Ewing. conductor; Prof Jonas Cook,
Prof. F. c. Oal5es. Prof w. S. Calvert
and Couniy Superintendent G. W
Derrick.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

Kinghsher county comes 10 the
front in fruit growing Aprioots from
there we're raised Weighing a quarter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

An oratorical contest VIII be given
by the West Side w. c. T. U. at the
home of Mrs. Moses this evening.
Governor Ferguson will present the
medal to the successful contestant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

Things that formerly came 20 those
who waited now go TO those who work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13
ICE CREAM FREEzERs.

The girls who tell you that dia-
monds are vulgar are those who have
none.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

II is safer TO learn from our enc
mics than It is TO instruct your
friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

y. M Jones has been appointed ad-
Of the Reayes' estate. The
estate represents about $4,000 worth
of property.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

The man who most frequently begs
pardon cafes the least whether he
gets it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

At the last meeting of the city coun-
ell a resolution presented by Alder
man Perkins was passed demanding
that tahe Choctaw at once proceed to
install the steel bridge on Harrison
avenue. Since that time the ordin.
ance has been allowed to remain in
the city clerks vault or IN the care Of
some city official Nearly a week has
elapsed and the people in the south
east part Of the city are earnestly hop
ing that some action be taken +. E.
Watson, resident engineer Of the
Choctaw, in a conversation this after
noon stated that no resolution demand
ing that the bridge be put in had as
yet reached him. and he knows moth
ing officially OF the action Of the
council
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Deeds to the amount Of s675 we're
recorded Ia the Office Of Register of
Register Of Deeds Mabon. Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

The city council meets this evening
to make the annual tax levy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

A threatened divorce suit in Eas
Guthrie is causing much talk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

Governor Ferguson is in receipt Of
an invitation from Miss Clara BARTON,
president % the Red Cross socety, to
become an honorary member Of the
association
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13
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LOCAL POINTS.

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-13

THE ST. PAUL ART CALENDAR!
Beautiful Reproductions
In COlors.
Pastel Drawings.
(By Bryson.)
Six Sheets. 1Ox15 Inches.
Sent by mail On receipt OF 25 cs1A
Ia stamps or coin.
Address;
r. A. Hlilor,
General Passenger Agent.
Chicago. Milwaukee g. St. Paul Rail
way Company. Chic 60. III
DOCTOR MoRTEN,
Hyglenist and Electrical Specialist,
Ohice 21O East Oklahoma avenue,
over Economy Grocery.
Ladies taking this treatment avoid
al indelicate ordeals. No charge 20.
consultations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
SPICY STORIES TOLD
IN ACTION FOR THE
SENSATIONS

! given away he promptly praeursi
legal assistance and . writ al
hahsaa ourpas was nasa out. " hsu
the writ waA returned Judge He'll
seeing that the matter vas to D. -
strsnuously contested. contsauef u
until April I, when he viii haSs
sufficient time 60 hear u fully
Tire Ghiidrxn's Home Aoeisty, ihs
| foster parents OF iittl. GLADYS Me
/ CailonEh and Dr. Alice hsYsftets q
are resolved that the chiiafsn shall
stay xhsFe they are. and VIII fishi
the mattsr % the bittsr end. 1'ns
principal allegation OF the derense is
that ths father % the calitrsn 80
never Iuarrtsi g. their mother. and
that he has said hs 40 never marry
+ her. 81, simply wants the children
bssea tee he Is fond of herr and
: Wishes them 60 BE- sfnt 60 his
I brother TO b ssiucAtsA Mr. Nc
cuitaush ciAirnr that he - legally
married and can prove w.
Dr. Aiios Rersrietsh nistsfiy re-
seuts the iusinuAtion that she had
safns saeFet motive FOE separating
TIE parents % the children and sas
estied uran 90 testify before Judge
ltsll yesterday out ~ court o,purn,
This VAS agreed upon between tha
s.s----y-,--s-
that thsy might have fliiar con.
pfeksnNion % the ease ana some
facts on whira 20 work.
MRS. BEvERLEICH oErs MAD
Mrs. Hsverisish hscan. very an.
cry ~ the questions which uefs
sakest her. bat insisted on An4wsFiuE
all % than. though many we're
ruled cut By the court
Mr. BexsrlsiShs son. Reginald
Hsxsflsish. who - the defendant IN
= most sensational divorce suit. lives
With hia mother. Mrs Mrfnituu9h
IL said 10 have appealed 10 the doc.
tor for AID whsn she was fsstftuts
and to have moved into foo4hs IN
the same hoWs - The aoctofs sx-
peuse.
Abont that siyn@ Mrs. issvcrtsixh.
~ IA said. toox a trip East and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

OF ELEGANT FuRNiTORE-
II. o. Blektfton & CO. have been
favored with instructions TO sell
at private residence. No. M Yves,
Mercer street. on Tuesday, the eth
of April. at 10 SO sharp. brass
noun ed beds. hair ma ttresses,
bureaus. eommodes, elegant round
oak extension table, t2-foot. leath-
er upholstered dining and head
chair buffet library table. desk.
center table, pedestal and jardinier
stand In mahogany fine Turkish
rugs. Anatoiian and Kiskellam.
Scotch Administer art square, Bat
tenhsrK curtains, an elegant up
right plano. cost $500. easy chairs
In leather, Turkish couch, house
mangie. hail hearing. cost SIS.
chiffonler Havlland ware. ice box.
lawn mower. Majestic steel range.
kitchen furnishings etc. Take
North Seattle or Kinnear park car.
H. O. Biekerton a Co, auctioneers.
Furniture on Wow Monday after
noon. %
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attorney tor Mccullough andsav-
fs0d stfsnuouaiy 10 ascertain from
the witness "a neither her son and
Mrs Mccullough had lived Ia the
same roons dgfinE her absence.
When the question Naa ask "a. she
became exceedingly ansry and said
ia a loud fonei
4 consider yoar question an an.
suit 20 myself and Ia ny SON
Ths aftofusy answered rathsf
sharply. and she said 'Dua't speak
thai say. sea brighten me"
Tire court erduFsd that the ques.
ttaa - strickan ogt a. imnatarial
- the eass.
Air.. nsxsrleish testified that ns.
galiauah and tire m0thsr - hts chlts
irwn wers rot married gad that Tia
Fvasan she waited the little enes
ssnt ~ the institution waa that thsy
might ~ prupsfiy tak-n care ~ hhs
stated that She had b~iigvsd tbs
utotssFs story a. Ga she fathers ie.
ssftso6 and had lnten,ied Va befrssits'
her.
a 70 the ALLEGED hahituai arsnE.
enness % Mt. Mccullough. she said
she had never seen him nnber and
that "a oue occasion he cams 70 hes
office - afsns tha, she was Obliged
q eempai hisn 10 40 BY threatening
% sheet him With a revolver which
shn texsisd At hts had
Little GiadFs 1. permitted BY ths
ceuFt 10 remain uith the HcaHtsfs
and The asay viii b. brought from
skaHft ep.Inty IN order tA1t n maj
- stthtn the tursiiCtion ~ tbs
King cuaniy euart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
THE MARKETS

ofia dozen dollhouse uucumhrfa
zfuWn # woodland park sold fnr
8 30 an Western avenue, this morn
inH They Wefe the ilrst of tho sea-
son. aud when a retail dealer who
eaters u epicufean customers saw
them Oh the street this morning. nc
Hhafehed them up iuatantrf.
tthuBafh ffum Summer was placed
ga the market for the nrat iime this
see sun. quoted "a : cents per pound
Cabbage aud spinach are very
searue.
WHOLESALE PRICES
a., fftsss prices are % sny hgysr 70 qasa.
lttea Prices on small purchases aF9faea
W PEE cent. hiHhsrl
Provisions
Hfeah Meat Cow braf. TNc 10.
steer beef s. 10. mutton Toe ID
pork. lie lh. veal i0fiic No.
Prov iHiana iiatuH ifr. breakfast
bacon. tftse. bcliiuH. fresh, i2he
Vegetables
Hafhahk potatoes. uativs fi0Hfa PEE
tee fakiaas fiaUa1ti1.Uo. sweet pata
tres. - 08e ~ carrots. 81 III, patH.
ntisa. fitfi Is SIS squash. ehc 10, let.
taee. dollhouse. ti2sfii 30 case Calf
furnia green peas i0c per % rhu.
harh. California. 81 box. native. se
f1iF IL. celery. Mna0d dnz. cauiis
flower. 81 90 daF. cabbage g. 90 pet
u4tl aaieus. s0caii.oo psr crti spinach.
Sc. California asparagus. 100 10,
Green Fruit. Etn.
Lemons g. s04sa 90 psf hos apniss. 10
o. o. PEI boa fancy. . rnufa - ban
ass. g. apNsa gs pes tunrhi arausss ~.
= 80 Q les grapa fruit tlSoms.se
efanhef1fns' It1O0 pee hhi. comb
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JOB LOT OF
POSSESSION OF CHILDREN
AND TRIAL MAY REVEAL

A remarkable eonsiemsFAtlen Of
sensational features have come C
light in the action Instituted IN the
sap@rlsw eoaft by Thn.. Mccullough
60 fseovsr possession % ais two ehll.
dreu. a boy and EiEL from tho
Washington Childrens Home So
claty. The case promises ~ be hotif
eautested.
Mccullough eiains that hia wife
became sotrss " hat pressed foF funds
Nhlia - sas ssaFchins FOE work.
and believing that he had deserted
her. allowed herself % b. persuaded
By Or Aiiee Hexarleish 10 give the
chsidren 20 ths soc4sty Later the
boy was adopted BY a family IN
skaxR county. and the s-yeaf-ssd
sifs Nas adopted By Tho1aas
Heamer. a well known nauaictaA %
this city.
Whsn the father recently re-
turned from tansauah and diseoFs
sFed that hls chlldrsu had hesn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
EAGLES, Attention

The funeral ~ Hroth~r John
Lamb will be held from the Eagles
Aefie. Second nvsfs,so and i'ik
street. on sunday. AMI hth. 1904 q
/ o'clock d m All members are re-
quealsd 10 attend.
ily order %
IRVING WARD.
Worthy PrsAiant.
Attest a
Prank Dowd. Worthy Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
After Six
Tonight
Specials

Genuine Mascot Kld Gloves,
regular IT'S value ...s.,s. Ohc
OIL Of Dandsilan Toilet s0up. Q
cakea in "a pretty box. zoe
value sHHss..s.ts ..s sH.faf ib'
tf-tneh size tmitatlon Alligator
Leather Travelling BAGS. gtlD
value s#Hsssstst su...tN liD
a=lneh wide Fancy Taffotu si.k
gee Halue 5ss5s s4........ De
50 lneh Long White Embroid
efea Lawn Ties, s5r value L.
HssHssss Hs#-ss#Hfsss tfftts iD'
Fancy Grain Leather Wrist
tag. gilt trimmings ana
chain. laH value a.....,.. 1bc
Curling Irons. after G..st.sl. 30
Cabinet Of Steel Hair finH. D
4HIHH #sas.s.ssstttts -
Htekla Alarm Clocks perfect
time keepers 81 25 value hDo
f1at Nstai End Tailor Tape
Measure. after s.s..4-..... dc
Safety liza assorted Sizes. BE-
value arr es.st..s.+.t... 70
Ladies' Sleeveless vests.
crochet neck. sac value DC
Ladies Muslin Corset Covers,
pretty hemgtitohed ruffls on
yoke. aac value ...s....... lsc
ChHdren.a Excellent Quality
Ribbed Hose, all sizes. l2iAc
value asssss.S s,...t+ss-. DC
Mems Iaundcrra Fcrcale Shirts
fas AaHHe fsssssf#4stsffa sue
Hundreds Of other bargains
that We have no space % list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

honey ise PET 10.
Butter. Cheese. Eaas, Poultry
Butter Washington efsanisfiaa. 80 Is
hsssssh' tshs apsi efieh. aiel eoia s'a'Hss.
Esas rreah ranch. isc.
Cheese Native Haafdnrfan full cream
"a Eastsia ik9ias 'isss NJ, 10 ~. i.im'
burger. lfei brick. Hwlan, tsN iyc.
Poultry Dressed tuftsya. 2l0ftC hsHs.
inaifeI I've daehs. iaal nvs saesa, iiei
Hay, Grain and Feed
aats 50 % psr ton. hsffsy. 20 " ~
tom Hheat. saa.Ha rsf toe. chou. - 90
~ 80 per taHi bran. ftH0p iisr ton ~ eats
ftp0g pc ton ruaat s0Hnd timothy hay
sia lsHHi6 % PEI fuu Eastern Wasniusinn
tlmaihY fisHfip ten alfaifa, lieg9 80
ton Eastern Waahinat0n Glover. fiopa ~
ton Nilsat haf 40 ~ psF ton.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
These pfiesa afs Cor Eaada deiiyefsi a
fsiifaad. ffsishi dspals or ." the DOS
IA thts eitYt.
HAY and Grain
PUGET HsHaa timofhy hay, ti2 ppH % a
PEE taHs Eastern NaaHinsfan tintntiT,
tfa 90 pr fpn. Eastern WaHhiuatan clover
- % tsf ton aifaifs. SIS ~ 20 ,gi,' e-i-
shsat 80 na ner Cen hfan ~ ~ rsf too
shafta. $500 middlinFa 80 QoNii ~
Eaas. Poultry and LlVsstoefs
Haaa. strictly fresh ransh. 100 ~
dua live hens AZ 4lbo 10. live ducks
ne ref 10 uss sssts. tOaiio psr 10,
dressed KssL los psF a. df--ssa muttuH.
sMae H. dressed hogs. ac 10. choice
tsHf euaa aH tod. 49, Der %. stssrs pn
faaA tHHtka laf 10. caves. uu foot tss
psf a.. hsHa. On foot. 90 pee % sheep.
on foot. te per 10 lanhs, on foot ~
u se H.. hides. Ghc per No,
Veastabla and 0rosn Cruits
fiarhanh patats'ss native, tsoo pr ieni
Fahinias 81 ~ prf toni carrots. ftt
saah naitfa unians nur. Hauasiiea, 50 90
hi HfHHH fruit - tp8t3 ~ poe hos ceHb
haHaF I&0tae per ~.
.....-....s.....-..,..,...,,.,........
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The TOuraine Hotel

,Itsfufaished and rented through
out. nov open for business. H. J.
Hickey. Prop. Occidental avenue
and Main street. Seattle. Telephone.
Main 9f8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

I7-l1-----s---1---a.
ta 80 pee month sidewalks. water.
close % store. schnel and churches.
hikh. dry and healthy, ~ minutes
on Washington strest car lins.
parties renting % us can boooms
omneFN " prgperty within Z years
By nnaF6g small cash payments
=. a.syssS. Isee.:sesss.s a. Js-..,-s~rs ste
.l....s a.s..... 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

a ke-ftIsA wstsFftant. near Hrrusrrton
I'D bsiiafinHs al n fruit
arfs~ 90 tsks WAahirAst9n. al IN fruit
rtpae HtsYs NJ issi On Tuieetvassoerd ave.
naa sta affses eefk paid
fxata Heaufffui teta IN Queen Anne ALL
fiAS--1osfsu ~ af~es tzks. hish and dry.
sfEttaHaslae rseafla. nus iot. snci barn
un hill
fitooaT fuasn haas- on Twsnty- fourth AZ.
anus nszf Nadisen
stespze Faam hsu-e On rWsnty third ave.
nua south baraafn-
siso-a reasn. iut feosia0. Walking dis.
tanre4
tn fsxsss near Mndison car. YOUR
TWINS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04


Oct A HOME
% Youf auu m ieeailgy Ehsrs pa have
SOD sanusnAtuga and tho a.sarsnc<
81 Hsakaas saenet 90 ysstr ta~sstunspt
fhat psse@ 10 HA4nleF ftaoh. en- tho Hea-
ten sAsasfsa ire tas nrHt place the car.
stfiks Lake WAAhiusaan. uunarrts q
fnasfass are nty~tnE IN ard hnitdinE
hAssss isFss as~mfH handg rl~aty az
sark fw svsHgtpay. Large so-fags lots
81 ~ 90. - ass ~ a q sy~a . sse
l. hfsh aaa heaitsy. ashtns bafgns
risatF seed ka1 uAfsr. aias HsiEhherA.
sthoaL eharvhss. -tps~s t~iephones.
saassaIAs. sss Evsfyuas whe hvss AZ
Hainlsr Beach IL ksppF. Taxi cars On
Washington street fsrs - rtdes faf cas
soIssr So NJ Weed ssssf. a. sfhos
a. Rkisiex HseSa. ~ G Y. stsrts~ant
s~s.s. 30 ns-tan Rls~s
ExTkI1F06D nIHGHTSS-
s. 1s9-A fire suburban home of 10
acres With good Groom house.
basement. wood house. barn.
chicken houses ard parks. sxrei-
lent veil This land 10 ali cleared
and fenoed m good shape , acres
IN Strawberries rs fruit trees I'm
bearing. rural mail delivery. and
In good nsiEhhorhood.
t1o0.- FfK. acres uf fine soil with
beautiful creek running through A.
facing ca county road and only
quarter Of q mlW from y No
scnooi Handy to the city Rural
mail delivery.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
81 a#ffiffR sff f.fiissiissE
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CT assIfled Ads


Real EstEts Wsntsd
Nk are making out aolist 81 real
caiata properties for sale v be
sent out 10 100 200 people. N you
HHnt "a 1aii your prop@riy. givs a.
Necessary Information, and Il win
b. put On the HIST A. .. Hellan
G.. ~ ana rs Arcads bldg.
Wanssd--ifousss 20 Rent
WANTED~ HOUSES TO ftENT.
w Z haVs 4 good demand for houses
10 rent. 6sy property entrusted TO
our oNrs viii receive careful at
tentiuu.
ADAMS a NICHOLS
81 Washington building.
Husiesss cnsnees
! HAFN affHssd uffh eHFlasad ~ hnFsss
ssishaHs fsun 80 - ieo0 faunfe. sfnsts
- u rstfs zzVIh Firpi sfsnus. bsn
~
-~---=ss-==--=z--s-=-----=-=
FoH sAGsEt@Hsif fsfsHesi 10 a vsfi-ps yins
ssinaa Fafisatsfts call al Eiit Flrst
afrHas
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: room. Modern house. nice yard.
walking distance. No. rs sth ave
north. rent SO Scott a MetcAlf,
Suite r. Times Blag.
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,---ic =. 80 s-''e-.-- -,,e'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

I. NJ n~nnsu rnoants diamonds
: Caionlai tiasS -.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS All
carpenters residing in Ballard are
earnestly requested 90 attend "a
meeting to be held in council
chamber. city hail. Ballard. Mon
dav evening. Z o.eiDck. 40 discuss
the adviaahHlfg ~ organizing "a
union Good speakers viii bs
present
DISTRICT ORGANIZER
We STORE all kinds ~ goods.
Thompson Furniture Co.. Inc. iiz7-
1929 LET ave
NOTICE To HTuehu0LDFHh
Notice o. HHfeHF sifeH that fhs rrEHlHr an
nuat nesting ~ afarkiHidefr ~ o. ron-
t9haHtHA MiHiHH Company VIII o. he'd
a. TIE afHaH II tha fYHfHHHF. room fui.
Harfe baiidfna Seattle. Washington. on
MUhtaE. Anfi ~ Is14 Hf The hnuf W
20 j.. NJ. faf the election ~ ofnsara f1r
the ensuing NsHr aud such other business
a. maF pfHHrfiF come before o.
LOUIS HEHtf LEgH.
SECRETARY.
Dated March - tBUI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

Prices on all kinds % Plate Weris.
PINK and Continuous Gums 1900
Pure Hlaet and Pink Gums. alumni
mum lining .--.a-... s..-... 90 .fe.VV
Maroon and Pink Gums, aluminium
6atnH sassssts4ss.s $3.50 .ss wv
American Ruhber and Pink 0ufna
aluminium lining .............fe 90
Red aud Pink Gums. aluminium lin
lag 90
Geld Crowns ard bridge Work t4oo
Geld Fittings ......4.4.T5c and up
silver Fittings .........s-......1 sc
ALL WORK PAINLESS AND
GUARANTEED FoR is YEARS.
HSRxARn DENIAL PARIORS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04


WHY ray t2e1 scr $40 foot lots whsn ~
can cell Yua one aCHa fur $3.50 10 efne
nnar the schnoitsonea and car line Al
fslinnffsia sasy tafHs. call and see sfst.
tsusran q Arusff n Ronwsii block. cor
- HHsas a4ss cha snhla
CHAP lots a. s1k 40. az rflLnan CITY,
ohlY n mfnutsa' rtis On cid Rahtcs osl
lfas "a Waahfnatoa street terms 81
dnun - rnanthiy Come today. Lars
warm adsas Efuunds
teoo-FISE CORNER. iOoxiO0 neal
cars. Woodland park. 10
Cheap lot. facing Madison street
t0xilo. emily $50: both viii double
soon.
QuALHEIM q HOLMAN.
90 New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

tanaam hazas - FFnrsufh arsns- asaI
aaiasa 80 setsral chsap. 80 "a.
Taa t=Hesn aaas tssr gia azd tn1
@-rssa eastssa at fsatsns- ns~. Tor ga
TAILOR ofok CO.. as 20 Arcads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

ifHrhans petatssa native. tA.Oo pr igni
fahimas III ~ prT tGui carrots, 100
saaA native uninns nor. Hauastea, 80 90
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Speed OF the Pulse.

The rate of pulsation depends entire
" on the movements of the heart, each
beat representing contraction of the
left ventricle. The normal pulse of the
adult male varies from sixty to eighty
beats in the minute. The range Of the
individual variation is, however, very
great. The range in females is even
greater, some having a pulse rate OF
over eighty, others less than sixty, the
majority showing higher rate than
males.
In children the rate is more frequent:
At birth, 1928 to IA; first year. 100 10
100; at sixteen years. ninety. In Old
age the pulse is usually above seventy
two, but often also between fifty and
sixty. The pulse rate is higher in short
than tall persons ard also varies some
what with the time of day, independent
of meals and movement, diminishing in
the forenoon, rising in the AFTERNOON,
sinking during the night and rising in
the morning; Habitual pulse rates be-
low fifty-six and as low as forty-slS
have been observed in healthy adults,
but they are rare exceptions. We know
of no case on record Of healthy pulse
SO low as thirty.