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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-06-18
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-06-18

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| The So
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sheep ind
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1880
Roberts,
Prof. D.
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Discussi,
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3 p. m
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Of Office
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
YESTERDAYS
RACES

rlRar RAeu ono hair mile. three
yeaf oida and up. sclllua
pt sherman. o. 1. Mooney Vp
fret
neautifm tilrl, second.
Ellis Glenn. third
Time 30
SECOND RAcE rive and oas hal
futlauss three year alda and - sell
ins
nee nesewatsr 10 4 nildebrsas
uu first
Aisipa rride. aeoet,d.
Mower THIRD.
Timeat Ia
fninD RACE- rive. elkhths. four
YeAf. oida and an. salina
Sol t.ichteustrin y 70 10. lIawbon up
first
virlsn u. second
John nasss. third
Time "a
RouprH RAcH Feur and one. hall
tuflonEa tWu ynar- aida
u 4. ffanit q 90 4 tiae up first.
Cleo Retry seound
AnRio Marie THIRD
Time 81 -
rlrrW RAeE one mile. three seal
aiis and up ceiling
Onto uifl. u a. sheehan up. first
ngfpau second
Homage. third
flmUrl a %
SIXTH RACE alx fuflenEa. three
Yearsoiis ard up sriiiaa
alendennins 90 1. Chandler up
first
step Around. secaud
fha Pride third
ffme--iiif -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

WARRINGTON. y G.. June g --
fapeelal =-Of ali the time saving
haA labor saving devices which
have hem lntrodaesst ~ late by the
national gaeefnmsat. nour IL more
tacroaKhiy aniaua than ths zatnff o.
he laWn mower shieh has bes,u
; 81 s9..... - s>sssosD tt.ss a-s. Y s.~ssa
unIfegf states rspEHal ETwuups
Th@ new moWsf = IS horse
psEsf g %sfirua machine. and HetshN
sh0ut uns taa u cuta = auAfh Of
but - inches - cunararri Nth the
5s-tnrh swatn cut bY the nnf%s ma
Gaines which u has displaced yet rs
capacity IL usorr than equal 70 two
81 the ks1sse fsoNafs. heuause - ire
kiEhsf srasi AZ Whieh the nrw grass
<1tfsf an ~ operated
Ths greatest a8s4ntaxr q rncie
Hssss s== acquisition = tNst 4 ass~s
sat In sta operation fnfiics the Fl xht-
- lntury uppn the Lawn With the
ef1-fashtans-i rlAr hines ne hasfe %
Ne horssz tore az the turf lfnt
VITA the hats~ieas moving machine
shs ooaatfiom - the turf ts ags1sliy
fmptpYsd- since 81 II a cama inAfissn
mover snf roller
The motor mower II enabled 20
eppFoSEh much closer 70 walls art
tres than we're TIE horse machines
snf. whereas more than a dpzea men
Win hand machines were fufuiciy
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employed IN cleaning ups after the
htx mRrhsnsa Less than half that
Hauib@F are nls= rmrteTsf Ths
capitol Erouuis az WesninEtan roul-
rfse- 81 arrr& II whigh shout % aFs
IN tsNu. Under ths ga pan u vas
necessary faf fhs machines t. k~~p
,.s.. - =. 49,. ..al. y. - .,ax z
tine sFsas IN utter ems -tsE5Hsasts - stsii
exfau@e was a. sfn'h uneven height
a. = pfr~enf a rather fzeaf srueaf
1nee The asH nsBsor fun~er covers
ihe eutife lawn IN much Iesa fhan a
week, ana the grass In all psftions
~ TIRE srovnds = apparently 81 uni
form heiRhf
THIS novel auto. cost the Ssvsru-
meat o. 500 sna when operated eight
haufa a Gay 4 consumes = barrel
81 gasoline every four days which
. AXIS the fsisi hfil approximate 81
. sAF one fuAn Operates she nla .
EhiHe. and the new acquisition dts
places. IN addition 20 fha operators
~ had machines two drivers ead
four hoFnes r~8aifeb raf The usantps
Walton ~ ths 8li-styfe IRA hines
TIE DrExsis % f'hiiaasiphis. ana
J. Ft@Fpons MuFxan have hssn ~
faxeFsbiy IMPRESSED wfth the gov
rrunlsussi experiment ~ moving
lawns ~ steam that they havs of.
aeref duplicate machines fpr us. on
their r4tateN
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5ZNRY mn
GHMNZ
as Told by a Third Grade
. Boy In Washington
School

The fotiowlne paper IL one Of the
series GA the Columbia river basin
At first the logs are Ia a hoos,
which means that there are a lot n
bunch A man goes down aud
pickH the knuttieat ones out and thg
onrH that the grain does not riip
straight la. lite takes i1E 10 where
u n 60 be pulled up ana faatena =
hiw chaiu 90 the top - a. Then ~
sives a signal TO pull up the log bS
whlatlihE three times With a litth
whistle
The LOG il pulled out of the water
ana man moves Il with q GeaWheg
over ~ tittis car They set aboht
az logs up before they start 10 saw
THIS ia dome "a let the water run of
or the saN would catch and Wauldu &
move. Then they put q los GA thu
car The car holds the log b. two
sharp picks There IL hiR lead
weight for each pick. When they
want 60 maize the log steady They
iet the big lead weight SO down ana
the plet sur-. too. and sticks la the
lo4 Thsu the little bell rings on thr
ear ard the eat aeaH
The outside of the los h. taken Of
Tor about one inch. fhen the ear
goes bach o. rs place ana this Zoe
" turned over and over and cuf
down TIL the sides are squsre. rhel
throw the waste pieces down "a IN
unEiossT and he burns them inalaat
~ coal They aafd the car ahead q
the frnnt ~ the saw and a. Il Kaef
u SAWS board They DO this again
ana again until the los h all save,
NJ.
They take the boards and la then
down an one side until tharr IL
bot ~ them Thun thsy carry thee
boards over Co the little saw ealiri
ths end saw. ~ has he,we~n 40
and 10 teeth. IL sues faster thai
any other saw II has belt run
ring down from the wheel which g.
W iu tbs aif HAe beii that rum
the smoothing saw runs the enr
saw The end sau " 90 BITS buk
There i little crack cat Ia the foi
OF the box just laiA enough fer fns
saw 10 eafus through
When they want a. cut the snf
ofg the haartH they run the hunfdf
or little rollers and set them risht
over fhs rack where the saw come
ap. 4 man presses = little hasfd o.
the fiaat ana the little snd 50 tie
w ard cuts fhe ends u the tzaaftf
orr he pushes the lever up asAir
ana abe sua Naw Anss down fhsi
a man pushes fhH boards On ARD
y hen thrf eume - the other end ai
the hnafd ~ ufeeaes the lever daWf
again anA the saw comes up ami
cuts the other ends or Then b.
pushes the boards uu tho fullsfs put
ta tha end aad dumps them Ia
Pile
rhry never cut q leo bf faar nui
% a log fhat H. under a foot aHd
half through. They pile the Iumfssi
anA put the two ~ fourr N PISS
~ themselves ~ q sunny rlarT
shrfe they viii dry out ~ IL VERY
seldom that they pot the lumber ~
dFykiiu. The tssartfs theY pile ~
ukr a triangle anfAl they hive = big
piir. which fhsY iaaxe until Il DRIES
out Then tnsy sad u on wagons
aad TAXI u dawn 10 the wharf
hig brat all take Il "a Alaska u the
Philippine isiaHds ~ fnni4ud. oI
some Other nnantfYs
HARRY srffunl.EFfELp
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Going to Californian

Take the famous scenic Shasta
route Two trains iallF 20 Ran
I Francisco. Past tfrr~. beautiful
scenary and excellent service So
attic 20 san Francisco tz5.f9 FIRST
class. $3.50 second class
Special rate excursions % Chi
cage and return. ts1 $50. -. Louis.
81 so Omaha and Kansas city, 40.
New Orleans. $50 go Mamphia
ts1 50. June a 70 80. July Is and Is
Aug 3 and "a FuI particulars
tickets ana reservations At Southern
Pacific Co.'S Office. sIa First avenue
y r Ellis. general agent ."
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know Ar THROWN said thiz morn
tbs. bat even II I have plam
child 10 slNa away, I mower have ans
uauhle sehd Il 90 aaaa neopie
who Rave applied and n they be-
cohe attached u a. IA they nearly
always 40. they are aoan thinkina
It's insi tho handaamest baby lea the
whale world
The other day l had a little boy
baby ieft ON NY hands who was
afflicted with cotte. That yaunWatai
Just aauallct al The tune. but he
was nns looking child aud a
wealthy lawyer adopted him.
Il was afraid che foatef parents
might set tired Ut him because h.
made ~ much nuisei but last week
reviewed 4 letter Ia Witch the fos
ter father said Our baby still has
the ealic and cries incessantiY. bnl
the MOTE he eflaH. and the mofu
niKhta Ne walk the floor with him
he dsafrr he hHeonHa 20 us
Resides the Application ZOE chit
tten la the hands OF At brown
feaf Enmmlsatanef Van Horn u be
siegsa with letters In which the
writer's ask him 20 send them an Or
rhan baby right away children
available Tot adoption are rarely Ia
the hands 81 the charitable societies
or the county commissioners for
mare than few days at 4 time.
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THE MORE BABY CRIES.
BETTER We LIKE HIM"
40 WROTE A FOSTER FArsGR OF AN ADOPTED youNasrra
WHO WAS oteoNlcAllN AFFLICTED WITH colto--A nio
BOOM raE BABN MARKET

purius thc last few weeks therc
A. hseu auah = tremendous boom,
n ne hahY market that the demand
- eNeesas the supply bY more
,nan fs pet cent elifl hahias pas.
NsslafiY afe away shave PAT. aud
snx ntlta eaif ot tha xeutlef seN
.ha may b. east a1rift al this titnc
- b. eaaeeA within three hours Ia
.ny ene af AZ least 81 Kood homca
n thls eity.
Ray babies are not 81 badly want
A the principal reason seeming 20
~ INA. uaast women thlnk they srs
AAnier 70 take eare OF and can I
~ exed up a. cute As little girls.
4. aae woman told the pssaf enm-
mlsanneF yesterday
n iookins oVer his books to-day.
A. 4. NTaWn. state superintendent
pf the Washington ehildFen's Home
sacsefs. Finds that he haI apeilea /.
fi,r ~ - babies tar adoption Six.
k.ane applicants wanted girl babies
ana IS demanded basa All the lei.
segs On rle began tn about the same
wAy tAeaf MI nfoWn NEST of
thefa read. my husband and / have
NJ children ana would likr 70 adapf
4 preilY ehiit We viii nfluK IL up
A. euf eeu apd stye It an favorable
afrenisEes
All children are not pretty. you
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THE MARKETS


NbsFrtss ADVANCED a little tp,iayt
a. ssrf arss CLARK s@eaiinS. selling a.
III PER crate IN he apinlsu ~
eetnnsiskIpa nrfs fhs tss, part - ths
strawHefrY SEASON = row over cali
Hsrufa p4aaas are arriving N larger
quanfitias every da% being 4ss4ted
Ho~ - = y pr crate
Poaitrf = bsconiux more pieniifsi
Lave hers hsrr daeiiae.i = esat aud
i've a'ieks a little nara tfaa mat
WHOLESALE PRICES
Thsss rris~s are e ANY h.sy-s - sass.
r.ies Prices - sraaM Fqeehases sssfas.
Provisions
Trssh ns~as-Ca~ bzs4f. So 10 sss.s ls-sf
80 = s = % safA- issgis 80
veal Atf4ar 10
rrg.t,laas- lssn. "a N srs.sfas sa.
Vegetables
vussss-. sssivs 81 sssssz % .ss rsssasss
tis1p9fE - con nsw Cslif1rnls. iNsss 3-ts
81 sarfasa siss fafuir~ VI - sass
Mlsstsslupi Tomatoes 8 box tsthausr
1 q, - ~ .ir.-- sas nn -''Ss- a..
sssss. = - sws. n.sfv- rh.st.arb. atsls1.
> n.ifse 4srsragss siE ras HstiVs
49, 49, - 49,. 49,, ss.' ~. ~.
"a sanehss 9rfsns o. apst - eNt. afssa.
~ 8.n~a hanet~s
Green fruit. Esc.
8fraubsrrfss. q -. Clark seedlings.
ne 81 . erxtr. cantaiuID~s. s , bon,
ssos@A~FFfss. o. - box Cal CHERRIES
csts q ae3i - crnt@. Cal pipfns u y
srxfs. Caafornis earrsnta. II crate
Orexon fasptserries. 8 crate hlaek Der
rs-s 10 t.assnaerrfaa. 81 = fsmoas.
HesH so boE ofsrzas. Bi8 q
~ box apples. 81 101aO bon ba-
n&nss q %
saftss, Cheese. Eggs. Poultry
bsttsf y saagnsfgn errafaesiss PC
Esss- frs.s raneh. 7oaz1c GA E.st-rn.
-
cA@sssasafirs Waxhin9tgn. faif eraan.
h. hmhafHar t1f sNHsa hriFh $50 -.
Fpuitsg Dressed taH3aYH 181zfs uFH
hens. lhsffse live dae - ttffise dress.
~. r.. spring chickens. - E.fz . dDr
Hay. crain and Feed
Oass Ezsaq ton barley. fz4a1 ton
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- . = o :. y =. ---.'.'
IT RAiKED

TIM raaiAc Safiouai league san,
bgtwesa aeaftia I'D Han Ftsnflsss
NaH postponed fss srlaF on aranitt
- rain raAag is iAtisaf ftaY ard
lafse efawd l. estes I'D ~ Athistil
narlt @ SEE gehn ! MeEtaakeFa hamt !
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HAVE LOST
EIGHT VOW
siwAsHgs ARE STILL GETTING
rHGiR BUMPS

SACRAMENTO June r Mike rtah.
sr ans bi. bunch Of Senators made
monkeys q Paras Wilson's siwashss
yes,rrdav hr mrs, sieiaE them the
same aui then sasius it away from
sbsm ia ~ nia,a ianias Ths seer.
uas nFe % tbree
The FEATURES ~ tine Nams weFe the
affaF1 mads al critics Al times and the
ahliitj u ths ssustnss IA hit aut ssfs
aass sstss thsf has aseistass - 80 tas
Eama
After seastnx tws runs In the sixth
Aiar Fisher nassaa The apri aisHF
- ist the sluaahes have a sfaas. 80
TIE neat thaiun ertgra By fgau ana
casey. a fislisfs thsaes ard safe hts
- aehvsfta and Iius=zf sesrsa thfss
rusa
In ths ninth enc asnatsfs aallterats.
II Raiksd sNay with the sAns. meaf srss
three russ on hta ~ eh~~han. Ora
aaui fitzsaFaif ard Met.sns hitu
The seafe - in tiHEs.
5~atte s.s4zs.a go eaa IS
Sacramento aa8a as8s 81
Tits seattle, q Sacramento ~
Errors afaffza O. sarraruerfa. 4
BATTERIES KIhkhkmnlsf and nast-
tliaEps, FItExsfaid suA ofzham.
At los Aneaira
.. ~ : ~ 49, 49,. As, s.-....
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sEATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE.
Temporary Time Card1
-Four Round Trips Daily Except Mon
day
Leave suattie-a.ga a. m. $50 y. M.
5:20 p m. $40 y. m.
Leave Tacoma a a. m. II IS a. m.
3 = p. m. llh p. IA
MONDAY
Leave Seattle-i 10 y. m. s.a0 p. m.
$40 D. m.
Leave Tacuma--ii.s5 n. m. as p, m.
lisp m.
Gaibraith. Raeen dock. foot q Madi-
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Carpenters Tools

We rsahs a speciality of cau,en-
s..S.- -.-~ a .ss :. -. & % ..s..f.
II * g
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sbftas estrkEas y fAH1 - ia
fs9z fresh ranch. itffir FVe hens
ffs#Hfas ~ uaa aseks IS -. frasasf
EsHH - 20 10 aHssssi usaftaa. atsUaf n
ffHassf rgs p -. ehoifH hsef f4ss or
t1E7f siar iH ssaasa an tnrf. s57sSf - -
]. p hLlra a.. y
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rar s.,.-n..i n.,.,.


For sas-hssi Estate
DAIRY RANCH 10 aetes a. fins
Hard ~ tsssrs IL b. the white niver
valley ali in cultivation and fenced
snt rfuss fenced, alsss e. iufsrartaau
station f.renfn house, large barn
several aafhuiidiaEs Hsed milk house
sith naHtnx rases. tasls place fzfszs
- sold At once. call a. uffiea Tor
particulars
nonEnr NAfTnr. ua Se~ YORK. nh
THREE AgnEs N BALLARD
Hlfoe suit Al Fl cultivation aud fenced
small huass. orchard. garden and all
hinds u sman fruit. owner T.
ehiiHea 10 leave ana viii sacrifice a.
make quick sale
ROBERT MakIaTuf. 80 New rork RIA
TWENTY ACREs rfssh biack sardeb
lard. With nice cfesk 5 a~r.a IN cut.
tfNafion. 70 acres siaahad and burnt
balance alder. midway between se
attic ana TaepfnA. adjoining small
town q 10
ROBERT NAT.rnY. sc ss1 York Rls
4 NAH0AtN ~ sores eli good nd
80 acres n cultivation rs acres /.
pasture Tsream house barn. aeesFai
atiihuiidinEs. orchard. an kinds 81
smau fruits. uico location. satainiss
small tawr HARDY - SEATTLE 4 IA
HoHEHf AALTBN. 80 New YORK nm
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RAINIER HEAeH
THE rf.ACF To LIVE
iAtt 10 REACH EAsr TO NV
Heauiifai iaeafiua ~ ptera ~ faks We
inFfuu ahaff ride m g electric a. -,
Flfei ana WashtnHtou. large inss .a.tf.
49, geilns fast az SIS 80 AMI 500 ~
ans ste Town ans a. month. T1S aIras ~
soli essffa.efg lsss Rainier beach -
for home and Investment asE.,.ss
churches sturrs. fire Esftan coil ate.fs.
and s5easa avenue siaevaihs Ersna
healthfal silently wesf and city ss1sy
tuinhff on terms If hususs built ~. =.
Weed. aNent. Office ~ Rainier Bears =
e =. ntafsst an'' oNnsi, $40 Boston bieok
CHEAP iat. a. SIS up. Al Hiiim., ca.
gniy ~ miautes ride on Old Renfan e
aa~n - menthiy Clrss today. 49,,
warm eanes on gruunas.
stguo -iae 4oees between s.aftis 49,, =
ma. iia sfres IN Earisn. hrfsirs ana -.
rharIl 10 Hrfrs frurrii s.rasala -.
barn ani ehlcsrn houses I horse. uag
pur I eaE J better ataat TO- rhirtens
~ Ainda e farming taata 1na sf,is.
water ripea 60 the huuaei = rnfia -
school and lnterufhan station ef.ffse
so : ATesl.. reo,n . toswell block
WE can Ioeats you on the best hsfr.ss..s
lanis 70 Wsshinsiou9 We have sofns
Casey, eos Pacific block Seattle,
s1oo-rfvr pRoAn ArnEa- sqSo
Fiva acres II 40 ! sali. convenient = ~.
electric esf and only 50 mlnutss rtsf
frum the city fine HrriHE creek thraasi
ne iand mile from school. Eocd hsirh
az land around seattle to-day
ADAMS a NICHOLS
First aNsnue and cherry atroat htt Wash
inEtpn huiifinr
THIS art l. cheap fiea faf 10 acrss 81 fins
land nnHf Kirkland. on county road run.
nina water year around Sc Motfaif. f.
81 ACHES q fruit ana alfalfa Land IN
NaElua NaitHN Ht bargain Also home
stead ESTABLISHMENT Jas. "A Taylor
as Arcale.
For saie--kiisosiianeous
special sale American Watohss-oald atls8
American watch. warranted 10 years 81 II
written guarantee American Watch <
Ie~eiry Co. eos lat orp Relnlcr-arana
MARINn Of stationary water tube hsiis,.
that you can't burn cut. gin4fI 4ni
bow. an seneca ~
AIONks, ranges. carpets. leather ebafra
tables. bookcases, wafifobes and piettIiss
at half price. ool-oo3 fike street
MIR hest Mood 10 buy = wc.,err NGn
dfy slab wood. onr-haa barn. 40 a4if
Isiephonea hain 1900. iud.. 400
TIMBER for sale ny owner Address
Daniel J. Stephenson, Preston. Wash
---------------- ---------
For Rent-F furnished Rooms
GRAND PACIFIC HofEL niB i}Irsf Az.
nue. house newly furnished aii modern
prices moderate
NICE furnished rooms and huusek eep
ing lola Fourth avenue
For nENr-rouf-room hat furnished
completely also two housekeeping roams.
Inquire 1919 Sixth Ave
Society Notices
] AN the man ~ flies IN your horne " All
Madison fhones Main iiTO. n 1891.
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Eastern washlaztsn tinlalHF ~ ans
= % fan alfalfa. tisN tsu oats u s
ton barley, 81 TON wheat 81 son
hfss. - % tea. shsrss. F2t - tan. mia
tlLaaa ~ ltlaE - -.
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Gro. N. WOoDHoUsG 90.
fsHB sseersa zysase
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fHOToaHAPffs- copying and snlafFIAx ~
ilNest rates nfsi 4ttaas suFs agseH $50.
dafs = o. plsssas 41if Rlrsf aHsnss
SAVE HuHHsF ~ asffiaH yqIf rsssfH hsnst
AZ .4.l>.
- i - -
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Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea.

"About six years ago for the first time in my life had a sudden and severe attack of diarrhoea," says Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan, Texas. "I got temporary relief, but it came back again and again, and for six long years 1 have suffered more misery and agony than I can tell. It was worse than death. My hus- band spent hundreds of dollars for physicians prescriptions and treat ment without avail. Finally we moved to Bosque county, our pres ent home, and one day I happened to see an advertisement of Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy, with a testimonial of man who had been cured by it. The case was so similar to my own that l concluded to try the remedy. The result was wonderful. l could hardly realize that was we'll again, or believe it could be so after hay ing suffered so long, but that one bottle of medicine, costing but a few cents, cured me-" For sale by ali druggists.
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Following is an extract from an

Following is an extract from an address of State Senator Smith of California, published in the Whit tier, Cal, News: "There is another thing that but few people appreci- ate in a city of this size, and that is the value of a newspaper! Do you know that newspaper does more for the city in which it is published than it is possible for any man, corporation, society, or anything else to do? You go to the news paper for a short local and see what it costs per line. Usually the price is all right, and as cheap as it can consistently be furnished. Compare that with column after column that the paper publishes at it's own expense for the cityS in which it is edited. Then, MT. Chair man. you can get some idea of the value in dollars and cents of a newspaper to your city. Now, the least you can do is to advertise and give these papers your liberal sup port. A business that is worth having can be made better by ad. vertising."
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Advertisement for Bids. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUP ERVIsORs OF COCONINO
 COUNTY, ARIZONA.
FLAGSTAFF, July 9, 1903.

LAGSIAff, Culy o, 1OOo. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the board of supervisors for the fol- lowing county work, the plans and specifications of which are on file in this office: Erecting stone and iron fence around courthouse and laying cement sidewalk as directed in said specifications. All bids must be filed with the clerk of the board by noon of Wednesday, the 22d day of July, 1903.
 The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 THOMAS A. FLYNN,
 Clerk of the Board.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A. E. DOUGLASS, Gle First publication July 4, 1903.
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In the probate court of Coconino county, ter ritory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Natalia c. Rivera formerly Natalia c. De Garcia), deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, the eXecutor of the estate of Natalia c. Rivera, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this my attorneys, x. N. Sleeves and Henry F. Ashurst, in the town of Williams, in COcOnino county, Arizona which is my place of business. Dated July 8 1903.
 ANDRES MARTINEZ, Executor of the Estate of Natalia c. Rivera (for- First publication July 4, 1908.