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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
The MARKETS

u has been very quiet this morning
on Western avenue Eggs are very
scarce aud the commission men are
dsrs Meat is &c quiet oroesn
Coucordn are coming iu freely ard are
selling at 81 rsnts a basket California
grapes are nearly out ~ the market
but "a steamer Be- expected sunday night
with cargo u thiH much demanded
fruit
WHoLEshLE PRICES
rTbss. priess ar, 70 ssy eaysr Ia aass.
- psf esnt hishsfJ
Provisions
Fresh Meai-gon beef eufife per 70.
steer beer. q No. veal leulle. pork
S.. mutton. Wfeisc ~
ffo,isiops Hens iee H. breakfast Ia.
con. ifae %. bellies. fresh isAts ID.
Vegetable.
Native corn. 81 zosil - sack. native
bufnankH. ~ SO per gNt Yakima
potatoes. hfatpe per enf sweet pota-
f9is Pei isdsil &C. o. ri is sAa - .
eHuilnoWtr iscail a. TuE tomatoes.
tfksc bon eucumurrH. aesfaae don Gel.
sr, tle ases fhdishss 10 d9z hugs..hssss
Waiin onions. uA cot. green onions
iac don punches. Hubbard squash. ii.r
Der ib. pumpkins. Ii.e.
Green Fruit. Etc.
Apples native, 5a4iegc per DO.
TraFrstsias. q p9ti - per hur crab
HuIac PER box. nutmeg g. eptfi n. ma
tive pfuHes 90. quiucrH. 81 box
Yakima PEARS. 81 q boz native usafH.
iacaflp3 boa fall butter psafs. 8 - .
grapes. Yakima faurufdE So per
basket Tpkay 9 - Der crate Rose
Peru 8 crats. white. 81 crate. black
berries g. HV5Ii = Nai~faeia oranges.
q ~ bananas . ssEf7 g. lemons L -
~. eHuheftleH, e hills. PeF0an
datsH. enc 10.
Hay. Grain and Feed
oats f-taas t0u. harlsy 81 ton. wheat
- ton chop. zee tCtoH shorts 8
ton bran g. ton of meal 10 ton.
,. n timothy. new. - ten " ~
CON preNsnd timothy. nee t4aa ton.
49, ~hsst ta1. az 90 tcn. Hsw sffaifS
- - ton. uea FlEsf sound ha4. 81 %
uif % ton. middliuEH. t1a
Butter. Cheese. Egat. Poultry
BpSisr Washington crs=mcfles &c:
eae ~ n ~ 6 dairy. 80 ttc.
kaFn Etrsh ranch Nafzsc d0A East
ern. 1sa.s9 oregon D.
IA i'uhufHsf tee autss hrtet isuies
pouiu1 Dressed tufke9E. lUs1c hRs
henss it5i re- i've guske izife dressed.
lte Hpnns chickens. ifisSl &c a.. live
gees. ia4iic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
FOOT BAL |

NEW YuRk. o,t "a m, following
are the scores fer uhe urst halves IT
al tis Eastsfn football HAtaeu being
played tHis afternoon
a. New N0fA Columbia. e ruikgr=
@ - FsHusf lvania.
\ tttiea euueM e. Western Re
serve 0
A. Cambridge Harvard THROWN.
At -Itiuerton #ruuotton. 3. patt
mau(
AZ Il est puInt Talr ARMY s.
FINAL SCORES
Colombia. ls University 10 feHuH5 D
Nanta.
Carlisle. s. suartmurr.
cornell q. Neatrn Hraefve. @
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Called Each Other Names

James Murphy and tnhu fanhes
we've arrSsied ~ ratrsimHu ffumra f.
the Palace lodging house aH Fjrat ave
nue south last niEht on a4rufe ian q
rahhiuK q third man - q afuaH fum
II money and a watch Although the
afneer Was satisfied that he had the
riaise mru. ne tad riot the necessary
evidence ard both uare raleaacd
when arrested each - the prisoners
acc@ed The 49, - teinE an rtfuH-
virt bat bath Vented lf thia morning
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WHERE'S THE CHEF?

chief 81 Police Sullivan has dis
appeared. No tract - TIE bell COW
policeman has been fouNS BY the
a4uad of rev - pxffHru - tie Pc
lice station. uoE ~ th~ officers 10
t1iirtof here. where the chief is IL
q myutsfy 10 every uns lu the De
pafim~ut With tho prssiols rxesp-
tiun - Inspector Wilfsrd. aho has
nominal charEroof ths force. vii
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ST. PETERSBURG. oct q The
fortress % st Peter and ia Paul.
on the banks q The SsvN. IL sttll ths
chisf place Ter political - .sanefa Ia
Russia. but the utust dangerous OF
tha0 are nos asut % che smaller
fortress % SshfuHsstaarE about s0
miles from 1t Petsrsburg Sehius-
sslsurg i a place - unparalleled
horror. II = the hsHtiie % Rosa
Untli isst fHts ffwad pFvstisv be-
iongsd 10 81 Peter ard - FHHl
Hsrr prisoners SEEMED entirely shut
eff from human lntsrresslau iu aaFk
ness and seeiusiau. The guards we're
Kept in almost sHual ISOLATION Hut
the inEl ulty 81 prisoner named
Ss<hAeff surfnountsd tas fiffeuI-
ties and established relations with
the outside world lie vas executed
and his guards dep0rted Go siberia.
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THE KING WILL
, Q SEE the PRINCE

The tIuE ard his court Will isuFh at
-, msfr' nnasias o. prl,e' and and
house tomorrow evening IL viii b.
the farewell Performance - the
Prince 81 fIissn The kiHE Dodu
follows thta eompaO aaa hla merry
band viii arrive Co. tIaa iH time % zee
thu shoe witch be has not set Bsru.
king uada aud the Prince. bsing
both children ~ fne same pia8 wright e
brain. thr ulalr Nlli b. q u0Ft ~ a
family HathrGH
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WHEELING. oct IA posse of
officers has surrounded the negro
" no killed Marshal BLOT at tlushs
iuE. last night Tile negro r. heaN=
ily armed. and refuses "a surrender.
Reports from Flushing THE after
nam say Is negroes are now under
arrest Al are members Of gang
" hitch has bYux rohbinK railway Ia
bofor and Gins Illicit Whisksy
The negro who shot Elliott through
the back. IL Supposed 10 be badly
"a ounded
Pour arrests we're mnde az noon.
two 6f the prisoners fseinE women.
The citizens made demonstration
against the .fiHaueta. ana the Off
tials sllpp6O them out q jail this
afternoon aid took all 60 the 81
gialrsNillr jail. to prevent a lynch
ing Q
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lard says he Doesn't shere where ~.
chief hss gene bat admits that he
hes heard that he vent to Everett
Since Thursday morning the police
Department has been thisfirnn
II ~ one 81 auliivHua scrsutfici-
ties 20 drop out Of sight for a few
DAYS and then leave the fnniuhers
~ the department 80 Eusns where
~ - TLh u one Of 0oEs oeca-
aioua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
BIG CAME

The frat hIg football GENE ~ ur
SEASON ir this city 81 being PLAYED ~
Athlete Park tHia afternoon between
the UuiFefcltg ~ Washington aud the
Whitman anEFEe teams The local
boys are confident Of victory. thslr
team being heavier than rs opponents
ard has shown splendid form in pre-
iimiuarf practice.
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"POP" CONCERTS

a popular priced Sunday after
noon concert H 10 be given az the
Grand. November !. At o'clock. by
Mrn EmmH shaw HtByuer, Herr
Carl HehWefdtfcref. Arthur AleHan=
der ana other Hell-kHoHu resident
maaielnuH.
II iH expected that the concert VII
be- given excellent patronage because
Of the excellent artists and the low
pfItcH 81 admission. aud 10 such
event series 81 concerts viii De-
planned FOR each SUNDAY aftefntfN
during the winter months. "
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MESSAGES WILL SIzzLE
ACROSS THE PACIFIC

new in existence. Nua can nee how
much mors feasible such riaautle un-
dettakiHrs Hte fuf ua than any one
else The Pacific Wireless Telegraph
company hsr unlimited financial back
lun. Ho that lack of funds Wii never
stand iu the NAY of itH giHautie pfon.
poets
General Manager Nsw returns q
Peat TewHayud tonight bus Will re-
turn a. Seattle iu a few days and COIN
piste plans Tor installing the system
here.
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shat bad been stolen. 49, he ran
after the neeins thief Down bread
way 10 Pike street d Johnson
chased the bufslzr. but the house
pfowlsf was a Splinter. aud dis
tanCsf the physician
A. Pike strent the thief disauz
pearnd and make his escape
when Or Johnson returned 20
his home he made an Investigation
and found that the burglar had atnl 3
"a nothing The thief had evidently
harn Ca the house Out a feW min
utss when he vas disturbed. y
This morning city Detective Lane
was detailed on the case.
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GE: rs 30
YEARS

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Oct ~ WI.
liam Metziuger, a member Of a 0eli-
kuow0 family. this morning was aeu-
fenced 10 90 years impriHnament n
the peuiteutiary for the murder OF
"a. Gilmore. bis mistress. The crime
~ which Mptyinger was convicted
was enc 0f the most sensational and
brtftal IN the history Of the city.
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The unitcd States survey steamer
Geduay arrived last evening funir
Alaska. She picked up the disnhleS
skaKway liner FarGilon and dropped
her at an anchorage IN Wrangel
narrow.
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A SOLDIER FULLBAcK

DIS MONIES. id=g. =. Waltsrs.
who tn playing his thOi yer FOR
Drake. h. one 81 the Efrafcst line
piunaiuR failhaekH that has ever re-
presented the rGhual A. an Illinois
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thoritisa to sihnp out the bubonle
plague az san Francisco two new
ones are reported FROM there this
morning
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rloArTR FOUND

The body OF the unknown man
found under q hanm Of logs "a smith
cove. 90 day b. stiti unidentified
al the ueNheE Watson mafEue= sew
efal people have looked at the re-
mains. bus un enc has fHscuHniz~d
them The body - in s~bad state
~ dreomla oluH. ana a. Iu daabtnil
~ Il wiH eVrf he identified
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Warm. comfortable underwear for
these chilly morSsngi - 90 per gar
ment, $3.50 q suit. ". -. Hutchin-
son So. cor. % anfsUnion. s's
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Nisiticp DAY O

Sunday r. VISITING day AZ the navy
yard Boats leave Pier ~ .. 10
and II q a. m, Is. 30 and I 20
?, yp sss
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PLAGUE AT
FRISCO

wAEufNGTON. y. 9. oct 2lf-
Bulletin Despite the strenuous e.
forts % the state and national au-
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The Grand Buffet cafe. Tor oysters.
rare she'll flah. Refreshments of -
kinds French dinners served from
10 b = o.. daily The cooking VII
make YOU leave your happy home
and forget mother n -.
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HARVARD DEHTAL
PARLORS
sasaeas.ssl=e--asa-=sses
5t6 Second Avenue

Teeth positively extracted and fill-
I'd without pain.
Teeth extracted free. without pain
and replaced with new ones the
same day.
Set Teeth tssss.+sss.ss.ss. zee NS.Nb
cold Fittings -...............- 75o
silver Filings .............. 2ac
ufldre WORK ..................S3 $50
Gold crown ....4.....+....s $3.50
All Work Guaranteed rs Years.
LADY ATTENDANT
Hours q. m. TO s p IN.
Sunday a. m. 20 n M.
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rho American rnion q spifitaalist-
meets regularly exsfs evening at ~
az Christensen hall. Arcade block
ufau aHd Second ave. Judge Louis
NiiliauS> b. the speaker subject -.
isrtsd " the audience. tssts made
after lecture the public Il cordially tn
Fitsd
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,. To ,s sss , ,sa s fs,g5ssai r 70 ID
ii.tb q. m, liz. ESQ. : a.. M. -
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FpfIuH fHI1HfHH- % ~
Efgn5 fresh ranch. 3fe. live HrHa.
- 10 spring fhtfhHuH. re IH..
- hog Ti40ha % dlles beer cove - fast.
80 u. steers on(sDal g. ibs Cd -.
sSlse H. hoEs On fot-|Tt a. HIDES e~IlIe
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Eastern Washington timothy. 81 .
q lf e. tDHs alfalfa tit ~ tom oats 20
2 NJ ton. barley 60 q ton. wheat -
tun5 bran. tsapg toH. ehgftH. 81 ~ iaHs
middiIaEs 200 igH EuHst Sound haf.
81 HHsfI. I'd
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pRlcrs TO pnopueeRaO

rfbeus prices ere Tor sss4a delivered e
Railroad. ffsifbt dspgL 30 On The dees 6
THE eitgD
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-20
CoF,xRIaHf, 1904

s own nar1r has rhessv uc his big against the rocker of
little chair such telescope the toe PACK 'n'o MS o
about three joints stumbled little dream OF oores1 anu
stabbed his head through the back of a setee
very dastc and cultured floor ornament may be maze oy
taking boot giving of gilt paint tying ribbons its
andes and then setting around where will be IN the way ooot
that has had slit the the foot about seven inches long
in give elbow bunon that had gotten
the habit of changes weather be USED
this way, and it gives very restful effect to a
We this suggestion takn however, unqualified
Endorsement of the ribbon habit There who
hopelessy evil the demon
first begins by couple of rods OF ribbon to
coal sce and setting Of the where
will rattle whenever anybody plays with of life it.
Then all the gas bandges every doorknob in the
house By this time the ribbon habit has her firmly within its grasp
She begins buy ribbon by the mile She ties ribbons the hands
of the clock the mash the be the stove poker the
the oeander the broom and the neck the finally
after she has bound and gagged everything else about the house,
begins pancakes with ribbon through them
sthe cob festooned either end.
great be made using discarded
rothng footoos window laundry
boxes and other decaces Dons Take has
discarded by its Remove the from its with ben
zine and nfrm tooth brush Rip and add basque pol
tail coat and calico waist Sew together and add
shirt booms the Place this beautiful design
ordinary
headed nails people the that you
the pao receptacle for soed cuffs When
turned that up, this box thing
for young child play WITH the child bear heavily
end and allow the other end fly hit
knock silly.
Take empty cracker BARREL head the slaves
half down and third of the around and then put
seat that will have the resemblance of grand old
chair to of romantic disposition Cover with goods
where the large
home will sit and get get up
We heavye work hard for half hour recently before
% could get out Of the clutches of chair Of this kind He
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TOLD JUST IN TIME

IOriginal]
III beg pardon, SIR" said gentleman
to another standing on the deck of a
Hudson river steamer ''Is that Pough-
keepsie?"
eyes, STR" said the man addressed.
He was tall, spare man, with mutton
chop whiskers and a professional look
about him.
Beautiful river" remarked the first
speaker.
Every" >>:*
by the bye, can you recommend me
to hotel in Albany?'
1.-THE Blank Is good house,
The quesdoner shuddered. II would
prefer another house. The fact is
stayed at the Blank once and passed
a very uncomfortable night"
"Was it the fault Of the manage
ment?''
"Oh, no. The room was comfortable
enough, though there was a political
convention in session at the time, and
was obliged to share my apartment
with q stranger. But we were both
comfortable, having separate beds.
Before we went to sleep we got
into an exciting discussion which
heated my brain and possibly ac-
counted for what followed. There
was another cause, however. had
eaten roast pork for dinner. Pork
never agrees with ME, and this especial
piece was not properly cooked. When
a man eats we'll prepared pork he's
very unwise, but when he eats badly
cooked pork he's fool. Well, the dis
cussion grew bitter. The mans views
were ridiculous, and since he was quite
deaf I was obliged to shout very loud,
so that those occupying neighporing
rooms began to cry "Shut upw "Give
us rest!' and such reminders that
we were annoying them. Finally when
some one threatened to call the police
we stopped disputing and went to bed
::Now. I never have walked in my
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-20
sleep but two or three times in nv life.
Ever been sleepwalker, sir?"


Ever been a sleepwalker, sir?"
'Never."
''That night I dreamed that the man
from the other bed was standing over
me with a knife. I awakened with a
start, and my heart was beating most
numerically. The other fellow was
snoring in his bed. After lying awake
an hour went to. sleep. Then dream
ed again, but this time the dream was
on him. I dreamed that I got out of
bed, took my razor out Of my satchel,
went over to the bed where he was
sleeping and stood over him. There
was a light in the hail which shone
through the transom over the door so
that could see him plainly. His
breast was bare, and the sleeve Of his
nightshirt had crawled up so far as to
leave one arm bare to the elbow. 1
seemed to take a fendish delight in the
situation. did not intend to kill him
at once, but to take a long time about
It, drew the sharp edge Of the razor
lightly over his arm in several places,
also over his breast, only skin deep,
just enough to draw blood. He must
have been good sleeper, for it didn't
awaken him, though he drew up his
arm and turned over.
"All this was dream, mind you. but
1t ended quite differently. Suddenly l
awoke and found myself in the position
have described.
well, sir, the horror Of that position
l shall never forget. I wish hadn't
begun to tell you about it. I have
never told "a human being before, but
the moment I began to talk to you
there seemed to be some impelling mo-
tive to draw it out Of me-"
"Never mind that said the other
1mpa1ently, "we're approaching the
Poughkeepsie landing. Finish your
story"
Il was so demoralized that tn shut
ting my razor tried to shove It back
into the handle and cut a cash in my
hand that bled all over the floor"
The narrator paused, took out his
handkerchief nervously, then put it
back in his pocket.
60 on" said the listener
"Now. what's the first and main idea
that came into my head, do you sup
poser" ,.. -.
Il don't know. Wen be at the dock
pretty soon, and you told me You were
going to get of here, believe"
why, NO, didn't: What made you
think thatr' =. III. -
"Oh go on! s-.:. ,.z.:.- .r..:..s# r.. Is
,'tThe idea that abssofbe1.me, was that
"a be accused OF an fattempt at muir
der I was all, q, a. t1kmonss It seemed
aaktf my hea1t bad staslated, ] Mou1d
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Pins were first manufactured in this
country soon after the war of 1872.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-20
.sLonx People A,e seldom rat.

LONG People A1e seldom Fat.2
Some persons are born with nor
NAL tendency to become tat, others
with tendency 70 leanness:. 1t Is the
same among. the lower animals. The
hon IS s. sort Of machine for transform
ing The odds and ends: Of food into fat,
but the farmer knows beforehand that
a little pig with hong legs and snout
Win work OF the fat las Aastgas it can
be made. So long legged person SCI
dom4inclines . obesit g. . 81, >s .*s
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difficulty whatever getting Unconscious of the
awful position in which he had placed himself talked pleasantly and
nerri about himself for hour Then 20 So
did the In leaning forward he had gotten wedged the laws
of this awful trap So he decided again. and then for
half hour the battle AT times he arise with the
barrel cngng to him and toter around the like human turtle
agtated frame mind Thp he would again and tr
fight it off hand to hand But that nutabe sn
of mind matter prevailed and prisoner was enabled
free himself from the clutches chung to him like
barnacle.
The question OF floors decide until
after has slipped and fallen hardwood floor and
his feet through oil painting After that person will almost
invariably cast his vote in favor of carpets hardwood floor
goned and sllsh and when partially rugs that
grown good crop OF long hair e they give home an air
OF wealth and astocacy that nothing else supply but thew are
or less constant source of danger There nothing reac
hardwood floor You live in home all vo,r life
and yet become master of its habits Y
think you have tanned and broken it, think you have learned
how to ride wilton bareback without brow;n
but ah some bright May morning. while you drive
the cat out OF the Pa1or hardwood floor you thought
gentle and we'll trained will suddenly rc side about eight
teet and the ere you equilibrium will up and hit
the small of the back and loving sympathetic friends hearing
the conoon will hurry into the and find standing patiently
the back OF neck with your caught chandelier is
tor this reason that always recommend carpet
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successful
August
obliged
The
Q1eeessfpl photographic ins completed.
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HARRY DANIELS
MINOR ==== -:
OBSERVATIONS
SOME TIMELY HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

AS TIC spring moving ana
house cleaning season is now at
an end, or nearly so, and as our
homes throughout the length and
breadth of the land are once more
becoming calm and tranquil, we
believe that a few hints on the ar
rangement of the household furni-
ture and bric-a-brac will be accept
able now during this settling down
period.
1t is very artistic and nice, we
think, to huddle a great deal of
furniture together in the center of
each room. This gives a sort of
oriental effect that is very delight
full. 1t also adds a rich and
creamy oriental effect to the re-
marks of the man who comes home
at night and attempts to find a
match in the dark. All! how many
a man, while feeling his way blind
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.kaa,4A. a..ss,e st,t. -, :

'Aa1AAAe kaAaaA. %. L,.x !.
into bed. I felt that ! must get out, and
at once. It was almost morning, and
was to leave by an early train. I
dressed as quickly as possible, threw
my, things into my bag, collecting my
wits sufficiently to be sure left moth
Ing behind to incriminate me, though
this was Of no use, for my name was
on the hotel register, and stole down
and out Of the ladies' entrance without
meeting any one. The railroad station
is very near the hotel, and I passed
through it and over to the river bank,
for I had some time to wait for my
train. Where are you going in such a
hurry?'
I'm going to get off,"
do you live here?"
"No."
Hurryfng after his listener, the story
teller caught him by the coat tail Just
as he. was about to dash up the gang
plank.
"Let me co."
''Not till you've told me what has
started you ashore in such a hurry"
I'm going to send a telegram, tele-
phone, anything I can get through
quickest. I'm the prosecuting attorney
who convicted your roommate for MUIR
der1ng you. He's to be executed to-
day."
The story teller has been wondering
ever since why he was seized with an
Irresistible impulse to tell his expert
ence to that particular person.
PHILIP CAREY LEEDS,
Fins were first manufactured in this
country soon after the war Of 1912.
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B. P.S,
Best paint sold.
Some paints wear off.
B. P. S. wears on.
It looks like pure paint.
It smells like pure paint.
1t spreads like pure paint.
It is pure paint.
Here's the proof:


THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI,
Dec. 26, 1899.
The PATTERSON SARGENT Co.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Gentlemen: have made an examin-
alton of the B. P. S. paint, shade No.
Smart & 'iBatteison, OF Blue Earth
City, MIMI, and report as follows:
The pigment is composed OF good
grades of carbonate OF lead and zinc
white (88 per cent?, and II per cent OF
insoluble matter. Most of this in
soluble matter is coloring pigment and
is necessary to produce the shade.
The remaining insoluble substance
comes from the lead and zinc, and Is
always present in pure paint.
pronounce the paint to be free from
adulteration, and what the manufac-
turers claim it to be-a pure paint.
Yours very truly,
G. B. TRANSPORTER, Phi. D.,
Professor of Chemistry.
The. old saying is, I'm from
Missouri; show me-" We will
show you, if you will give US the
opportunity. - = -
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:Ohsberg. Selvig & Go.
. !. i. al. Willmar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-20
:
The C1sAoYn.

4 small bag Of charcoal hung In
impure water viii purity It, and It T.
well to keep such bag Ii the eistern
Water filtered through ebareoal may
also be rendered perfectly pure. s IS s.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-20
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DuFopean Peasants.
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