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The Elbert County tribune., 1903-07-16
Local News Notes.

hlrs. Ii. A. Moore was seriously i'll last
week at the home Of her parents, Mr.
anu Mrs, r. II. Mulligan. Of Comanche.
teriay
Alex. Brazelton informs Us that his
hrst cutting of alfalfa yielded two tons
TO the acre, and that he cut about 80
ioa'is from one field along West kiowa
creek bottom.
Nathan Adams. ranchman living
near Surber. postutlice in FL Paso
county, Was struck by lightning and in.
stanuy iGlled Monday afternoon Adams
was at work near his home when the
storm arose. The storm proved to be a
SHARP electrical one and flash from the
clouds descended and ended the life OF
the Unfortunate man. The funeral was
held at Peyton. Adams was 30 years Of
age and a member of the Odd Fellows
lodge Of Peyton which conducted the
services.
Mn, Henry Matthews was in the big
tent Of the Christian Endeayorers at
Denver when it blew down Monday af-
ternoon. Wonderful to relate not one of
the sx thousand persons in the audience
wa killed and but II were injured. Mrs.
Matthew says there was no shouting or
screaming when the big canvas came
down, but that nearly all were quiet and
self Possessed, and that panic was
thereby averted. She was not even
frightened, as she realized at once that
there was no danger. That no one was
killed is miraculous. Mrs. Matthews
and Mrs Schenk returned Tuesday even
ing from the convention. Both pro
nounced 1t the grandest meeting they
ever Witnessed.
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COUNTY NEWS NOTES
Mention Of Matters Of Special Interest
to Residents Of Various Sections
Of Ebert County.
CouNTY sEAT NEWS.

Kiowa, July 10. Miss Ella Lundy,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, John Lundy Of
Comanche, has been engaged to teach
the Albus school in district is, com
mencing August II and continuing six
months.
MIR. and Mrs. james Durkee and little
son OF Limon visited Mrs Reilly Friday
and Saturday Mr.. Durkee was looking
up hands for the hay field
DIR. j. S. Rogers. a graduate OF the
medical department, university of Colo
RADIO, class Of 1900 has located in kiowa
with his office in the west rooms OF the
Record building.
Mrs Carl Lnplow and children visited
Mrs. John Dietermnnn of Comnnche
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cook and daughters,
Fred Engle and wife and A. X. Georgia
and family took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hoffman and family Sunday.
Mr.. Hoffman, has one Of the finest gar
dens in the country, containing all kinds
of fruit in full bearing - strawberry
vines hanging full of the luscious fruit,
currants, gooseberries and blackberries,
plum, pear, peach and apple trees, loaded
with fruit.
A. G. Van Cleage and family have
moved to Elizabeth where Van" has
work on the Banner.
Miss Della Cook of Comanche is spend.
ing several days this week with Miss
Lena Hoffman Of Wolf creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Phillips of Biiou
Basin attended the post and corps meet
ing held here Saturday. They leave
shortly for an extended trip to Salt Lake
and the Pacific coast
ID. Rosenbaum came out from Denver
last week to look after his team which is
being pastured by Gleason & Brown.
County Commissioner Olson visited
his sister, Mrs. L. L. Phillips. over night
Monday.
Miss Ella Potter is spending week
with Mrs. George Hames Of Elizabeth.
County Treasurer Long has tine
young orchard growing nicely just east
OF his residence and will plant strawber-
ries throughout the orchard. The tract
is watered from one OF the best wells in
the country, a wind mill pumping the
water into large tank for irrigating
PURPOSES.
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A Surgical OpetatIon

is always dangerous do not submit to
the surgeons knife until you have tried
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. II will
cure when everything else fails it has
done this in thousands Of cases. Here is
one of them: | suffered from bleeding
and protruding piles for twenty years.
Was treated by different specialists and
used many remedies, but obtained no
relief until ! used DeWitt's Witch Ha-
zel Salye. Two boxes OF this salve cured
me eighteen months ago and have not
had touch Of the piles since.-H. A.
Tisdale, Summerton, S. G. For blind,
bleeding, itching and protruding piles
no remedy equals DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye. Sold by o. r. Long.
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Very RemarkabIe Cure Of Dlarrhoea.

about six years ago for the first time
in my life | had n sudden and severe at
tack Of diarrhoea,' says Mrs. Alice Miller
OF Morgan, Texas. 81 got temporary re.
lief, but it came back again and again,
and for six long years have suffered
more misery and agony than | can tell.
1t was worse than death. My husband
spent hundreds OF dollars for physicians
prescriptions and treatment without
avail. Finally we moved to Bosque
county, our present home, and one day /
happened to see an advertisement OF
Chamberlnin's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhoca Remedy with a testimonial of
man who had been cured by it. The
case was so similar to my own that l con
cluded to try the remedy. The result
was wonderful. | could hardly realize
that | was well again, or believe it could
be so after having suffered so long. but
that one bottle of medicine, costing but
few cents, cured me-" For sule by o.
r. Long
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Resolutions Of Sympathy.

Ats meeting of Elbert County Post
No. lu3, G., A. r., held Saturday, July IL,
the following resolutions were passed:
Whereas, BY the removal OF our com
rade, job REGISTER, by an all wise provi-
dence We lose loved and honored mem
ber; therefore. be 1t
Resolved, That in the removal OF our
comrade from post No l03 we lose an
honored member, and while we mourn
his loss we take coincidence in the thought
OF his upright character and happy de
cease; and Furthermore be il
Resolved, That the above resolutions
be spread on our records and copy be
sent TO each of the county papers.
J. o. PHILLIPS,
N. l.. GLEASON, Committee.
ID. L. EPLER.
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Notice.

There will be services for the first time
at Kiowa's newly erected church Sun
day, July 10, at IL o'clock a. m. The
singing for the high mass in case the al
tar has arrived will be rendered by an
outside choir. The sermon especially
will be an interesting feature, the preach.
er Of the occasion having chosen az his
subject "Why Am | a Catholic? All
those ignorant Of or prejudiced against
the Roman Catholic church, as every
truth seeking soul. likewise all Catholics
unworthy of His name are kindly invit-
ed, as many a true word will be spoken
which still is mystery to legions. Come
then and linger not for your salvation Is
at stake.
There will be mass at Elizabeth at
S;3D a. m. ANXIOUS.
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PROSPERITY RIDGE.

July 15.- Henry johnson of Cripple
Creek is visiting at home this week.
Ernest Caldwell and Misses Grace
Caldwell and Hoxie Ramey returned
home Wednesday from visit with rela-
tives in Denver.
Robert Larson lost valuable milch
COW last week killed by lightning.
Frank Garland of Elizabeth is break
ing team of colts for Joseph johnson
this week
Lawrence Bass and Tom Jewell are
helping Charlie Wight in the hay field
this week.
There will be an entertainment and
box social at the Dittemore school house
Saturday night, July IS. Everybody in
vited. Bring your baskets well filed
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ny rHF W. n. g.

At the regular meeting Of the w. X.
G. held at Kiowa Saturday, July II, the
following resolutions were passed:
Whereas, Death has removed from
tsc sanks Of Elbcrt County Post No. 103
q. A. r., Comrade job REGISTER, also
Captain Benjamin Mum, father of Past
President Lucy Whiting, therefore, be it
Resolved, That Ebert County Wom-
ami ) Relief corps No 20, auxiliary to post
No. 103, deeply deplore the loss Of these
comrades and extend their sympathy to
their families and friends.
l.. J. FAHRToS,
OLIVE A. KILLIN, Committee.
JENNIE GLEASON,
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Round Trip Excursions to Salt Lake City and
Ogden Via Unisn Pacific.

$500, tickets sold daily June LIST to
Sept. 30, good for return until Oct. 81.
5000, tickets sold August 2, %, 81,
Sept. 2 to II, good for return within 30
days from date of sale.
$500, tickets sold July 18th to 18th,
good for return until August 81.
Liberal stop overs allowed on any of
these tickets either going or returning
or both directions.
See that your tickets read via Union
Pacific. For further information call on
your local agent or address E. r. Griffin,
General Agent, 941 18th ST., Denver. go
For Sale-Choice farms near Elbert.
Also bargains in stock Ebert
County Bank Real Estate Co.
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catarrh Of the Stomach.

When the stomach is overloaded; when
food is taken into it that fails to digest,
it decays and inflames the mucous mem
brane. exposing the nerves, and causes
the glands TO secrete mucin, instead OF
the natural juices Of digestion. This is
called catarrh Of the stomach, caused by
Indigestion. Doctors and medicines
failed to benefit me until / used Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.-J. X. Rhea, Coppell,
TcX. Sold by o. X. Long.
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Church Notes.
PnEsnYTERIAN

The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Belle Epler Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
sunday morning at II o'clock the pas
tor will preach on the use of Little
Things: What is That in Thy Hand?
In the evening a special gospel sermon
will be preached on the subject of ''The
Forgotten Waterpot," opened by 90
minute song service TO begin promptly
at 7;30 O'Clock. All cordially invited to
atlend these SERVICES.
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The Foundation Of fteaIth.

Nouris hment is the foundation of
health -life-strength. Kodol Dyspep-
sia Cure is the one great medicine that
enables the stomach and digestive organs
to digest, assimilate and transform all
foods into the kind of blood that nour-
ishes the nerves and feeds the tissues
Kodol lays the foundation for health.
Nature does the rest. Indigestion, dys-
pepsia, and all disorders of the stomach
and digestive organs are cured by the
use OF Kodol. Sold by o. r. Long.
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When in Colorado Springs stop at the
Spaulding House. Everything neat and
clean. Electric cars from depots and to
all parts of. the city. Rates si.50 to 500
a day. Special rates by the week. Opp.
new court house. ]. Himebaugh, Propr.
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School Report.

Report Of school in district No 80 for
the month ending July 3; Number ca
rolled, 25; average daily attendance, l6.
Those Mother absent nor tardy during
the month were Frank and Dorras Brun-
er, Jessie and Kenneth Dittemore Mum
Der Of visitors, 8.
TIpA GRIFFITH, Teacher.
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School Fund Apportionment.

Following is the total amount OF money
apportioned from the general fund to
the several school districts in Elbert
county for the year ending June 30, 1903:
Total amount apportioned. ss,507.02
Rate per capita. a........ 7.79
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For Sale or Trade Pair of young driv-
ing horses. Inquire at this office. 7-30
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MAY ArcHEsoN GEORGIA,
Supt. Schools, Ebert County, Colo.
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ROAD FUND.
BUILDING FUND.
STATE OF COLORADO !

STATE OF CoLoRADol lss
of of
the homth
books the
a this dayI
of D.
[SEALl F.
of
July, A d. 1903 b. A. MOURNING,
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Tina GRITTY. Teacher.
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uave you seen rike's peak :


Not the mountain usua called
" that name. bat the = SWEATER
pile II earth and stone. aud other
things besides hieh eonfruhts the
View - the nassethY on the north
west eorner II Pike street and k4fat
avenue.
r. him Who has erewn weary Of
mountain climbing and ean no longer
ind eue big enough 10 satisfy hts
kFsal smhltlen te Inn v aa has
NnaFt that Mount kanler t. but All
aRpetlaer-thla Pike street mountain
Is A eledzsend
The first Napoleon Rha aealed the
Alps without q flicker q the eYelAsh
would have eeld feet eeuld he hat
EaNe apna the riie FapeztHs theFe# II
has the Washington monument lusfk=
Ing like an anIhHl Il would turn
the Tower 81 babel contractors
krefn With envy
INT why describe here the mag.
niffeent proportions q thls massive
f-ie. IL must ee Hesn So De appts-
eiated.
Hat. strange te Say. the neonls Of
the uelshbeehossd are not arpfeelas
tive They are nuk proud 81 this
mark q aastiHetiua They fan Is see
the beauty n THIS edition to the
gsuenesitY % stature In fact. they
kick They are sore with the sares
Ness 81 thu unEfsfefui ThsY say the
delightfully."- e4neieaa heap ~ brick
and Stone and wood and barrels and
dead eats Il unslshtlY and does not
add te the desisahlitty Of the Neigh
hashosssi
Isn't that mst IKE some nsopls :
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HAVE you SEEN
PIXIES PEAK?
SEATTLE HAS ONE THAT BEATS THE MONARCH or THE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS TO srANosrlLL

After all the trouble the contractors
aud constructors vent Is ta sahhlA
them with this little addition t. TIE
scenery, they are beefiuH ahaat II
rhea. akain. II Nau cant aeek H1ka e
peak. xau can vastly smell Il
Another 1hiuE which illustrates
their character il the manner IN
which they false ~ their NaienH and
ery cut against the way the street
eaia arr sun Ia that aeetiun.
Il seems at the corner e PIKE
street ami First avenue the car
track Il exeavsted and 50 IA a de-
Hkhtfui state of uncertainty 10 him
who would cnaHs Alec. the Virginia
street earH are regulated hy sYHs
TEN Of white and rcd ushta. when
q red light - out the uorthbound car
may PASS the switch When the
white taht T. euf the sauthhound
has the rieht Of way Meantime the
one denied the FiEht 81 way must
stand and wait. And here r. who're
the roaf Il coming The uoFthhauna
ears. instead q stopping On the near
side Il the street unttl the time 20
move. push On t. the end Of their
track HtFsnEIns thsie length across
the tharaakhfafa 80 nuuo may pass
unless they happen to be Ia thu
Langley air ship class Teams are
held up foe an Indefinite length 81
time and pedestrians are forced -
efuas the trtck IN = very san1i inis
nfion II Washington en- the Della
safe. or pillow their way through the
material auA rubbish Of a building
IN the u8aessa q construction FUR
fhaF down
That il All the trouble
Anent those First avenue people
unreasonable. though
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And rev on this ihlfty-flfss day
Of August A. =. les. ths Hoard 81
County Commissioners 81 the
County 81 King. IN the state u
Washington. being IL regular session
assembled. thsfe hetne HFsHeut
Charles baker. Commissioners 81 Dis
tfirt Ne. /. and Chairman af the
beard + g Smith. G9tnnsissionrf
II uiasfies Ne = AID T., ], Smith.
lag taken az tiss matter OF tire pre-
posed exaHiFaEtiou OF a nsw Court
Hoaae ard "a. tss8s - H1Hfs made
necessary thereby. fine an follows.
FIRST That the building uos In
uss "a tnenuFenismfiF situated for
ths transaction e business.
EEe0N D. That the building naa
~ ase = far too small fof the ass
e the Courts and Offices Of the
County.
TMInp- That the County ~ King
l. fhs owner % nteek ~. g n.
norsas Plat Of the tewn gaaw city,
81 Seattle. which sald hlgck II con
venisntif situated near the BUSINESS
center ~ the CITY Of Seattle. and
that the interests of the County OF
King and lie Inhabitants viii be sub
srrNed - the construction Of q
Court House thereon.
FUHHTH@That q suitable hullds
lar sufficient for the seeds 81 the
County viii cost approximately the
sum Of sir hundred thousand dollars
lle0o. coo eol.
FIFTH -That the expenditure of
said snsi SEQ nea % Together with the
necessary expenses Of conducting the
business Of the County for the eusu-
ing year, and the outstanding debt
A..
the Indebtedness Of the county 10
an amount not 60 exceed five per
esntum Of the taxable property Of
the County.
SMITH That the question Of the
lexue Of bonds in the sum Of 5000
eea 90 for The construction Of new
Court House must he submitted to
the voters OF the County according
r. Law
THEREFORE,
1T II ORDERED ny THE
BOARD. all the members thereof
eoneufrina. that an election be held
~ the County OF KING on the alEt
day Of october a n. 1904. at which
aid election there shall be submit
ted 10 the voters Of the County the
question ~ the Issue II bonds in the
sum Of fen0 eaa % for the eanatrue.
ton Of usw Court House to be sit.
nAted on Block 50. 9 = Horens piat
Of the town NOV eityl % Seattle
Done this afsf day Of August 4. D..
1904.
ef8sAAsst BAKER .sfss. ss.ss.aisfs.ss.
l. G. SMITH.
y. !. SMITH.
Constituting the noard 81 County
Commissioners Of King County.
State % Washington.
Attest:
Geo. u. I.ampius.
90. Auditor and Ex-offieio CLERK Of
the Board.
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Brand new high grade and thor.
sskstiF reliable Bna fully warranted
Upright Pianos. ia artistic haFi Wsi-
aut. OAK snd mahogany. double ven.
s~Fed cases. with all the very LAT
Eat improvements. direct from the
factories. at tzAt. that are az fine az
any enc needle and would retail reg.
uiariy NJ fafo some at t1sa. wofth
At usual retail fts6. while aofue 81
The finest. most musical aud beau.
tiful Instruments ever shown here
are offered uoN 81 esft that would
be cheap ~ $3.50. others less expsn.
sire. bat thoroughly reliable and
servieeAhie Pianos. that are Coins
~ thiH sale for tz9a. tsss aud t3is
that retail ordinarily 1T tazs. 1916
and ftza. Some at fEia. worth tafE.
and others a. iow AA tttT that woaid
retail at t16e. Also bargains III
slightly aAAa Planes.
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= y West ! y. Wheeler
q Htnu Iiaah
HHhHat kinfn en- iadspamdfHf 4If
Special HHIH - fallHHd aeFH 1FaHfH.
extending ffam Woodland Park sect
g. ballard HHu HEHH eHu ~ Fremont
ballard cat line fHIn reduction to
UHla# taf each. 81 on fafmH This iH
FnHH chance "a buy large tfHgt 81
IHHH faf 4 little mHHgH take al
vantage If IT. The only HlHHHsiH tHa
Tracts m Seattle. The price 8 r.
HHeed p per cent bus now AtHnf
large EHaHIa are cleared eli have
god view fsHHk this property over.
Ne have over I'm fer frontage on
= Iruada4F MHHY choice fnfnffh
left II NIA uaH Nau e. Look THE 40
II WaEs convenient. HHlH - cur Hai.
lard office corner If Haeuna Hlld
f#aHfH HEeH4 ballard. aud have Nj.
- q Ham So AID shHs Fas tie
uHsaid tracts They cannot iaHt sanE
Sc the price AZ which they are nov
going
"a wet ! ~ Wheeler.
Visit 4 WHEELER
IA Union ifiafE
HHHet. Main I'll AnasnsndeHf 81
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NEW ORGANS

Two fun sets ora reeds. douhls
octave coupiers. double knne HwsIis
three ply wind chest and bellows.
boards and beveIea French plate
mirrors for So. IS. So aud sft Ter
the regular 81 g.. Is and ans
styles.
Also all kinds OF bargains ia see
0Hdhaud organs from 10 up.
Every instrument guaranteed 10 be
az represented. one price alike 90
everyone Notwithstanding the very
sharp reductions TT prices ws sell
A#af fa4fsas
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SURE CURE FOR PILES

IT, hing Piles pfeauee meiataFe and
sasss itching. tFsis fefsHs - vel -
nlina. Hsesdtne o. I,tesfudlHx Files
are cured - nr fio=.Anshosn Pile
Remedy. atapa itching and bleed
lnR. Ahsafea tuners. Is : Jar. al
iifaEEiss#. % seat - uszits Tfsssis=
free. Wftts ne about yeuE case Or.
faaAnkn. Philadelphia Ia. For sais
at the Quaker pnaK CO. ieit First
aVvnax. Seattle
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send him to the aallowa II VIII be
because he has an obstinate jury.
A lion broke loose az gunsy Island
and caused a panic. After all there
are more dangerous things ahroad
than lons=yeu ean see a lion com
lne.
llahson IL going 20 run for cons
gfvaa presumably 81 the Woman
auffraFlat ticket.
Have a chaser With u tied TIP
ute how would .sen Ike "a he
greeted With that when you take a
drink from a public fountain the
morning afteff
THY FuRMAInEmYnE CREAM
1T rNEsEitN THE FfuMMN. =
Tsa members Of the chain sang
have escaped VIII the rsst declare
a aYhrathetie striker
A horse m Spokane Is said e. have
dropped dead Ia his chaHfin at be
eaninK a truck gardener beast.
Another example II pride going be.
AHHE e EatAs
niaveia ta euidane. A New York
workman fell 50 feet from a build
lng ard then danced a iiE.
II - 10 laugh
with Apologies 20 "A popular air
iiinkey Dee.
What's the mans names
Mia Inspector
Well. Just the same he can't catch me
Hes Hat a little bottle
Hul don't Yau knaN=-
We're notified he's coming
And sway Ne a..
THE INSPECTOR ENpEeTEpf
III aiddle Aiddie.
FutmalHshYae riddle.
Cow juice Kills err of soun.
tudeftaker laughed
To see such HpuEts
And uEdeHed a souvenir snonu
LUKE THE LOON.
Hny, mruy. mluY. mA
Catch q milkfuan hy the toe.
When he halieFa let him so.
knf. WenY miHY. mo.
MIA Inspector Weasfeesk.
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VA STAR DUST VA

0xeF the return % isso sfflea They
have ben wearing them fight along
thee.
JUDGING FROM THE MANNER
~ WHICH F0HMAHpEHYnE -
hftNd vfHCut.ATEu SOM EB0pN
MUST HAVE gaHSE7En THk
MILK 81 HUMAN KINDNESS.
Nhuef
An actor n1sn once missed his cue.
said be. 7 duai care II I due.
fanf the manager eHfa
NJ a See aud he Knows
That ba aaseaust even say hue.
The mas sha Hean anHt cigar
sttsE and dassust. aaEht - Be en-.
Joined.
a Meed trem Jsth Wise
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Classified Ads
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. Y. muilsn. al Ballard ave, epp.
City Hall
Frsusnt brun Co. Ewing street
ard FFsaaent aseuse.
W. a. aausftsla q Co. Druggist.
2sd ard jackson.
crshan's Home Bakery, 2fo3 list
avenue
c N Lehndeeff. cigar store, piel )
Second
rhea- Harris. az psstotiee. Rentaa.
listlsss Pharmacy. let ave. aerfh
ard Harrison street. J. H. little,
preprlsspt.
carltea a Co. Druggist. eer. 9th
go. ard pse. street. South Seattle.
p. - Meers, pestefsies. Sc. Park.
University Drug Store, University
STATEN.
Ns~eii ST. Pharmacy. io24 Howell
street.
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SMALL INSTRUMENTS
AND GnAPH0PH0NEs

We are also doing y very large
business IN these lines. especially
In Talking Machines and Records
Step ia when passing and look over
our stock.
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MUST &c SEEN

our lines % Pianos and ors&ns
must be seen and associated with
the price in order 20 fully realise
what enormous bargains We are Of.
fefinE AZ this time
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A GENUINE SAVING

az So 10 Itta on a piano. and as to
$50 on an afNau - such = rare up-
IuFtunftY in fact net is ADVERTISE
msnt-th@t intending pure hassfs
cannot afford 10 treat tha gropusl.
IIus Nth In.lIfsnf.s..n
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AN HONEST
OLD SHOE
womAa RECEIVERS LOST sAv.
tsos FROM DISCARDED FOOT.
WEAR

AApeetat 10 ire otaFsl
EVERETT. sept > A elderly wea
man created samsthlna q a sensation
Al neiiee headquarters At = late hezif
Saturday Hikht ~ exeitsaif ass lsfins
that whlfe 10 tha sitY Saturday after
naan. she had Get eF teeu aaihlsed e
fi&
Nhrn skn bad lsaaa eeeled R,VNu SIT.
neieftlf "a give tatelliNfnt answsfs 70
a. affesf aassttuus. e sa0singsd that
=As haa I'D aAH szsHasF atsHsa $50
IN her she's. ard that duFtnH ths
affsfpnan shs had purchased 3 nas al
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Return 20 Jno. Lyon A Co, 20 Pike
street. Reward.