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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Miebacl 2arfin, c, Ilt1tbllsfonoi=
Not, blcp forle0cn Nitcu l,clli1 mcn
Gprppgteren pc0 ct Shcuter pu trof
eli Mepplper np al Sonmen fpr at a.
DC 9episfprelien mere Gugt. "a fan
imlolertib tit Eie poo en- Yolitibc=
tient, ltof ban / &e1o, men foffeoe5
peO Mp6ert ct. @roen cfter at fan
hopOe bortfultet &oohcnct. 5 i'm Be-
fippelie unOerrctteoe ban Holitiet ON,
at bans 9rpOer for npligt por 6lepen
lel1ot til Stillmutcr puo / 9(ur, po
at ban le(p 11our bans Meriter b(ep
nrrn1ere unoeripgt pil0e fomne til at
gjere born Sellfoh.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

2aoio s. Gaitcllu, eli Sernarbci=
Ser, heltjuftiuct peo Crane % Sro=
mans me Spaning, Niitb og @olobel
Sta., fol0t iiolte S%ir3ooa Mor9cn ira
Copper al %pgnin9en neo poo ell
Gpn0c Ger pao Sorocn, Ell 0n1ltun.
ol1heo, Ser %ol1togelig irell tic bol11 ira
pieblifteli1 Ip0. Gultello tohtc illtct
Sieblif @epio1tbcDeu. Mol1 lenotes til
@uholaitolet, pg Set ontoacs, at han
nil fpl11l1c li9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
Sct Ep%rrctuiuosfnrilt2

yet neutrality-suspicious., 1nl1 tpr
fdrlte @ol1a ioor CT fonrn1et / Srug
peo 9pe1s @ojifoler ion oeb al Ben
regl,lurc lll1oerpisning, lo0cr til at
lloo irroeles gnot an. Ser er opret=
tet &losler pco olle @pilfolerne, men
Inn pcs Central @@pilfnlen CT Ser Gil
lurlig 2nrer for @onoelSflns Ell, pcr
Sc andre Sfpler lebeS ltnbcrpisni,1=
gen al 2rrere peb Be ol1brc &losicr
poo Sltr. Smtre11t 25 Eroce11t al
Set lomlebc glcpol1tol idger 0isit
SIR l1s, / bpilfe Scr arbejbes 6 81:
mcr oogli9, % olle Toael1e 9oor III
puo at oipc G(eperne fpn1ercicl lis:
boru1elle, @ogfpring ng Motbemoti1
er @oueofoN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
Or. Mauricc >. GbmorSs, Eru

pco Gopton slpc. prcsbptcrionlfc
&irtc, icireoc lioltc Sonoo1 lit sc
9lurs Gmbeosillbilu1m iom Melig:
beoe1ls Hrult. Menighcoen bar olOril
bnpt npgell onocn Erult, % Yrnl tcl
bor olorig bcticnt npgcn oll0cn Me:
nigbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
SIR. Oscar q. 2mnS, Scr far 30

SIR. Oscar @. 2mnS, scr far boct
Der / @pcn / en- lang MGffe Mor og CT
Ell al Mi1n>eopplis be0lt fiel1ote 3on=
lfe, pil / Ell 11ur 6rcn1tio flptte Der
fra % bolutte Jig / 911cf, @is., bpor
Fan bill uogipe ct lofalt cngellf
Bloo, vGnterpril e". Mr. 2uno far
olti0 4u0et en- lepenDe Gel | bort 0a1l=
lfe screenings % &irfeliu, % ban pil
blipe meget iopnct al iine mango Sel1=
11er. SONS 6umilie pil fprelpbig BIZ
DC boelloe fer / 8pen. 81 infer 0fr.
9ll1o @elo % 2pffe / lit UrentioS
&jclu % r1cb Set npe Torctogcnoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Tprrctningsfprercn trrHes oa9ltg
paa &labets &putpr, 46 ltmipn
glpcf, mcllem 11-2 ug ttlli9c
bpcr 2prbag Nftcn fra 6-S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Charles Say, eli 10 Nor gor1n1el
1reng, $40 Gopton s(pe., blep iorlc=
Sen ouerfjprt al Ell Mrs. 9orons s(lt=
tonnobil poo @jprnet al Selbp og
Mca1lbbin st., oo fan bar poo Gejell
Diem ira Sfole. @jl1lene gift oper
bans 9egcne, og fan blep llent, opg
life forligt, looret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

&riasminiitcr Suit oil poo i'm
pootunfte Meile til &eltel1 o2loo al
lu10c ct. Saul ct @cip:h % Set boo=
brs, at @ucn5 11pc Hlrl1nrp &uiloln1
til SCI, Sio nil pore ioopiot fur0iAt,
at Set fon bliue illopict ulloer N}il,i=
@itcrcns &clpl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
&. s. Mabiun ~ @illiam Ebuaa:

ira COBB Mooo fjprtc fprle0en inotil
@pen / 0eu11e lioltes &pgn, ga Sci tc=
l1e blcp ifp pg lob lpblf. @egAe
Mu:1o blep foltct al Gogrcn pg iturft
forllooet, ilur Mobloll, Scr er Ell goln.
mel Mol1o. @on fif i'm enc Sfl1lOer
al 9co.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
Observation-Disclosures ganlc @ore>

Statsl11tDer1ttctcts gar1lc 9DGcD=
bp9ning blep 2orOog Morgel1 totolt
obelogt peo c1 @rono, Der CT opitooet
pun Ell fife ppfluret Mtoo0c. 9ron=
Sen bar loo fomplet, at ser fin blcp
rn9lc poflenoe Mltrrclte tilbogc.
gn6el al Sc unorc lluipcri itetsbpn=
ninger bar for en- SiO ten1melig
lturft u6lottc, men @ronopri e1et tp3
6urtigt laa omfottcl1oe TprbploSrcg=
Ter, at 8ron0en inoifrunfe0es til
DIS Moi1,". Men Sobct bar tort
nnf pes Oenne @pg1iug olenc, hooOc
fpr Sen biltorilfc Sutcrlslc, Oel1ne
Sen tore Sl1ltitutionS fprlte @pgnlng
boune, o1 for Sc mango Bigger, Ser
Aif op / Nlunnler. SoolebcS brTll0te
ct tiff 9ibliptbcf, ser bar puro offer
nlin0lt $4,000. Gl1opiocrc brGn0tc
Sc gruifc, lotinlfc, frmnife, %lfo1oillo=
piife oa lponlfc @oaiornlingcr. Sic
re al Eroieslorcrle lco %6etpOcli1c
Iob pcs 9roubcu Al ocrc3 pripote
@o9iomlinaer oa Mmu1ifripter.
@ro1oen brogte life iou list 6or=
ltprrclic / lt1iperiitetetS 0ogliNe 3rift,
men Set CT bng lpffebc5 at or6ne 8e=
npttelie n al Sc fnrlficIlige &loslerum
ioolcoes, at ser ingcn Nf6rpoelie hli=
Der / l1nberpi5ningeu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

st Eur uiltrc. &iecr, Clara Stu
bufe og Mouo Often fra Mrlington
Sill, Ser bar onrnel0t til Holitiet lon1
oriplu1one, blep iorle0en Scot orreltc=
ret, 0o Sc iommen 1neo e1 Mon0s=
per on font fjprenoe poo Eop,1e s(pe.
/ ct 9(utomobil. De pil ontoge(ig
blipe ien0t til &eiormifolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Gr=Ntalpr q. q. Mmcs uil fpn1rnc
for 9iitriftsrctteu n1cb line mo1lgc
Soaer sen 10. Sftohcr; sen fprlte
Su0 pil blipc CT Nnfla9c fpr at bopc
m%ootoect $t5 fra ct ofienliat Trl,e1-
thinner iom @eltiffelic. County slo=
nofot @ooromon bill life fpnn1c til
at iure Sogcl1 moo Mnles; oette pil
blipe operoroget CONNER g. 81.
SEER. Sool mart Mn1cs logerl1e ct al
oiorte, nil Ser blipe toget fat pao Ca
gerl1e moo Mmes' 6ottigforl tonoer,
gS. $. Sobnlon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
@eb Sid eller @eparation al ubre
be{pg ben p%elfien6te Sl1peler @tmo11
Nellon, 2O9 6. Z. ct, ct. 8nul.

Suicph Mppclbamm, ct Z Tiger gait
melt Barn, ful1otcs furlencn Mprgc1
fpult / Mp0rrcns Mrn1, 100 Stotc
Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Trco Niihcr, 1914 Gotpu Npe., hlcp
furleoeu ioo teo al SilpUrellcn, oo
ba>, GouNc bort en- Strin unco i'm &o-
ne, at bo>l fog &orbpllprr forot be-
ooo Sclrnnorn. Gr. @bitocre oonl1=
niltrrrte / Sicr Mpo9iit ~ Nllher
Glru rco0ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
minneapolis.
Mntallct al S%folcbprm i Sc offeni

Mmtallct af Sfulcbprm / DC o1te'l1'
lioc Gfoler bclpber Jig III til 37,033;
ser er pmrtrent 900 flcre Ei1cr enc
9re11qe. SC Sfpler, ser bor Set ltpr
ito MntoI @lener, CT Central @pilfols
mes 1918 % sloons Sfolen mco
1927; fprr,beu SEM CT Ser 3 onorc
Gfplcr, ser for opcr 1000 Glepcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Yctcr Glanicn, Dor 9%o1pslnono
Sfrunoer Gluliu1: Spn poo Martp1
st.. blcu iiolte Mor1oo9 Nftcn rgte=
pict til Mtils Mpllie Slpoo. Eoltor
Surlleu iprrettcnc Gicllcn. Get l1llAc
Eurs frcnltioi9e @iem bliper 5S9
Ghurle: ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Scn npc &irfc9aaro, @oiclop1,
Cemetery l1oe poa Mortb 9o(e st.,
blep liblte Sirsoog Gftermio6og ino=
biet. @pens proteitontilfe Hrnltelfot
foretog Snopielien. &irfegooroen ct
lmuft beliggen0e og cit us tpret ncO
ct npoeliat gotbilf &opel 1onlt Soto
fom6cr til u16erjor6iifc 9egropeller
Troncis Siffonp CT &rnii6ent fpr Sir
fegooros llfobet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Der bliucr life ,1u9ct at Sen poo=
t9lrfte @sjtioeligbol6elie al 8pens
bolpbunoreooorige 8eltooen nnfe
ltge> ioet &omiteen / ii61te 9jeblif
lDntes set @ele meo Eoro6e og Tpr=
perferi piloe foa ct Girfusoetiet
Nrgg, og foreilog ioo, at Soften llo=
lpttes til nGlte 6oroor og benltiller
til Sffe1ttligbe0en pe0 6enne Mnle6-
ming at foo iltan0 11oget, ser poa Ell
bGrbigere Maa0e fan beteg11e 8Dens
nopifling og Tremgong iom @eis.
ningen at ct Monument eller Zig.
nen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30
Court Commissioner @allicf, Sc

Noltrt commissioner Walltcf, Der
peo Erimuruolget blep nomineret til
@jenpolg til bette Gntbeoe, befinoer
Jig oe11ne IiO / Ell 1erpps Spunoing
n1 l(ro lom 6plge al &pgter, Ser
gaor 1l0 poo, at slutboriteterne 6or
1li11oe at laoe bom gjenr1emgoo Ell
Gfsolnen for at uOiin0e, ON Fan CT
/ Seliooelle al Sc %neopen0ige @etil1:
Aeller for at flt1ne foreltoo oett(
Gn1beoe. @pis &pgtet toler Su10:
beO, beltuor Mr. @allicfs cnelte &po:
Utilization for Gmbeoet I, at Ion ii
9}po oN llrppe fo1 lfripe lit eye:
Mopn; i%orpurigt fon fan 6perfen lu
lie eller lfripe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Eaa !@agnc Npc. uofpnpe5 / 6e1,ne
nge cn @atolje mel(em 8pingcnip=
rem, Scr. Munolctt, og Mort6melter,l
Selep6onc Company. Tor lnnge jioel1
p%ooloaoes Set &ompogniet peo Ell
@plop at fjGrne Ielefonpplene %
l9gge SraoOer1c un0er @o6er1. ,SSnae=
1,isren far Sen enc Gang efter Sen
onoen min0et Sellfabet ON 6enne
8plop, me6ens 6ette mes SEN for &pr=
porotioner eg1e 6ref6eo ignorereoe
Goamin0elien. Sao los Scr. Mun0=
lett l1ocn bioere ii6ite Mal1oog Eelc-
ne oflape og Groaoene fierne. @om=
paeltiet ienote Mrbejoere for at eje11,
reiie Ealene, og 6isle blep / Slot %
6plge arreiteret, og I'LL forieger SOM
pagniet as &ettens Sci at nobirfe en-
SSniunctton moo Mr. &uno1ett.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Minncappli: Sfuleueien pil / set
fpn1lnen6e Star folte @pcn oper Ell
Million Collars, bpilfct ct Set beje=
lte @11bget gpe11 e1onu far bapt.
Sfole0ireftionel1s Tino11sfomite az
gap / Sir50ogs lin &oppprt til So
missioner, oa bc11ne bilte,ot ser hil BE-
bopes life mil1ore ems ST ,093,050 iii
at boloc Sfplerne / 3riit bcle Sfnlc=
tioen. Gerot pil $4,000 goo til
2pmnil1ger til 2nrcre na $4,000 til
SeSul1itprer. 9esltOen ni( ser fnrl,ben
0ette Budget here at bepi(9e $780,
000' til Spfprell e al 11pe Sfoler, al
bDtlfe Ser trurges meget hoorbt til
mil10lt ire.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Mcp. Charles Nulmes, Erolt pcs
SCI, cpiifopole @inmclfortsfirte poo
Teltliocll, ufaif liolte Sirsbog peo 9b=
sen t lit @icn, $50 EreSeott Ct, al
Sloo. Cen Mfopoc bar IS Nor Nol1=
mel ~ houoc puret / &oloct / 10
elur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

st &iitplifnb folote liOlte Girsoog
Mor1e,1 tioligt @plitiet til set berpa-
tcoe Gitp @otcl poo ct. Yctcr ct,
hppr 3 Mun0 uor ifrrn nco at ppcr<
foloc Glcrfe,, s.. Grclfp. Treosfpr=
lturrcrcu blcp arrcltcrct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-30

Gn Sfpbcaffrrc, Ser far poft me,
gen Spligt, fonot Steo cit Scat iiolte
l(ge poo &ejen mellem @ol0cu Sal
fey pA Minneopolis. llnocripgellcl1
far pilt, at Ell pngre Mon0, Sornes
Goffllep, lannme1 mes Ell ing Yige,
&at1oril1e 2l1bep, fjprte ion1n1en / Ell
9l19gp. l(noerpejs frie0e @offnep til
MiiS 9ltbep, 11el1 fit ct s(filog. Ser
poo trof @affnep Ell Mepolper irell1
og ofipreoe Sen, fdr1t moo lin 2e0io.
gerlfe, oernGlt moo Zig ielp, nleo Del
&elultat, at FUN fit ct olporligt, men
oog fife farligt, Soor / &obeoet
bnorimo6 @affneps Saor bar lipsfor=
ligt. ga &igen Tom til Jig ielp, ioo
FUN, at ban bar De0en 11nr. Sc po1
begge &atbolifer, og Miis 2l1bep be.
ilutteoe ga at bringe sen Deenoe til
cit 8relt for at ban fun0e fao oenneS
@%eliignelie in6en fan u6oon6eoe. :;
bills 6art fjerte bum as MinneopoliS
til og naae6e ogiaa Smmocltlate Con:
ception &irfen, bpis &relt, Sober
McsSntpre, betiente bom pg fit ban
inologt poa 8pboipitalet, bbor fan
6goe fort efter. Miis 2ubep er ON.
J trent fommet iig al tine Soar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-11
Thk STUPID PUBLIC

Charles =. Kelly cx-speaker delegates Of
the Doodle. his
tory body Tits confession this words:
public appreciate good service
part officials Il oeratss corruption for without
murmar@
things better than this Kelly Who has
municipal presided
systematically The organization
both political and the combine had
prices the value o. the privileges
granted everybody Louis there corruption
and that public franchises bought and sold But
The public Is stupid
eorrpulon parted IN other ctleaonly
the booders the peni
Tertiary while there expIoaioa Day be
s. Louis yesterday Minneapolis to-day
Buffalo.
public Is stupid
Kelly says appreciate good
government al.
boodera
little short aassinati Of the brave prosecutor
The public stupid.
long my with should In
Aud
tunacy official prosecution q grating
boodIng resist the selfish
sonlng
The public Is stupid
cares everything private little public
pride
after the Of the public lie has elect
e that purpose Let them look 10 H.
public = stupid.
inquirlne Newspaper reporter will aseov
corruption the public dis
the people viii be- iolted from
stupidity long. for Kelly well
The public Is stupid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-11

DO when you're engaged besides
dressing There are florists 10 pay.
and cunferttonera 20 pay and
And the devil 70 pay. n you for
get the other geutiesnen.- finished
Sydney.
But maybe she wasn't used 70
expensive tributes. Perchhnce she
was the landlady's daughter
No ahs Naa the daughter % a
LADY and Dot isudlsdy The words
pie and boarder were alike unknown
10 her She called for the usual
Treatment. aud he gave " 20 her
lie took "a walking hriskly 10 his
place ~ business. instead Of riding
rapidly as hitherto. lie got out Of
IN" habit 81 smoking certain brands
% cigars and acquired the habit o.
smoking certain other brands. In
this way be supplied her with Yio-
let's. fresh aud eandied bat un-
IKE Cleopatra age can Nithef'
flowers aud custom or something
else stale candy. and the man began
10 yeafn wiih his whole soul 70
give her some les rphemcrai token
~ his love.
Which brings ne 10 the peril
and adventure. lnteFposed sydney.
"Kieptomania -
No. unlimited meditation. the
result Of which was that be omit
ted buying = dress suit. and bought
a sold backed brush and comb"
lie might have gotten silver. "
protested noh. then he could have
bought new trousers. anyhow"
The young lady seemed much
pleased. ~ much SO that a week
later she gave the man a present. a
gold paper knife The man never
read. unless the pages were already
cut. 20 he put the knife away and
forgot all about il for a time. Fool
that he was he ought TO have kept
on forgetting all about a."
What did he do when he re,
membcredf"
lie took Il out and looked az Il,
and wondered how much n cost.
Then he looked NJ II some more
and wished be had the price to buy
her something With. Then
"You don't mean 90 say he sold
itf" said Bob. inerrdulousiy.
IL depends on what you mean by
sold t., lie dldnt hand Il over 10
the jeweler aud SCI a roll OF bank
notes for a. lie did hand Il over TO
the ieweler and get "a fan for r. 4"
For her. Well. I'll Dc hanged"
Bob took his elgaret out OF his
mouth and whlstled.
That beats the Jews" said sgd
ney. a gallant from the Ghetto
Wouldn't treat his fiance out OF her
own pocketbook. Gadi Il wasn't
such a bad idea. though"
1T was the worst idea he ever got
into bis head. lie knew IL, too. and
he felt like a eur when he took the
fan TO the girl But when she
Kissed him he felt such a I'D nice
cur that. when. ON his birthday. she
sent him a chain thing 10 hang his
shaving ball on. he didn't even take
II ont OF the box Neither did the
Iewcler lie Just called up the floor
walker. who said Il was all right.
and the. man got mirror 60 60
with the brush aud comb Il didn't
come out even. though They gave
him back 1896, so he got some
roses and sent them up 10 the girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-11
HOW DOES your CONGRESSMAN STAND /?

Of her coucudnE ehapeon the history Of the standard
on company Niss Ida rarhel wEitea.
And % do about N9 fcr Il business
We the people the United nobody
the ypinod by this
rsuye ofthe growth OF mo Standard OF Co"
And then she adds
equal transportation prlyi
raft pipe waterway That evident"
vii be difficult
Why dfneusg
ough be dfneul,if the people Of the United
determined We the people
the have that
rus their hands
blackstone there without s ieEa remedy
plain remedy mlnatng ncquable
which
BY the enforcement Of the Inter
laws
the people OF the United states have Interstate
commission regulate railroad
Unfortunately decided that without
further legislation this oHmiasi enforce is
findings
last bithe Cooper biiwas introduced
interstate commission the power
permitting by
mi y a o offenders
posing guardians
peoples Keep this
and secretly smother H.
remedy
who viii rather haa the rail-
Find your
this vital question and vote ordinsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-11

The accompanying cut shows nine
potatoes. Of The Early Rose variety.
grown In the garden Of Mr.. George
Cornwall. tii Lynn street. this city.
They weigh Is pounds. and were
dug from one hiil Sunday Scptem-
Der Is.
Two Of the largest weigh 3k
pounds. and two others weigh 3
pounds.
The largest one Is 81 Inches long
and 4 Inches in diameter
This IL believed 10 be a record
yield for one hill. and for that
reason The Star will allow It's sub
sciberH 10 enter a contest. the
terms Of which are as follows:
Can you guess the date these po-
tatOea were piauted7
The Star viii make a special rate
by mail for this contest only. OF
two months for each % cents sent
In.
Send The Seattle Star Is cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-11
YES, We ARE
ENTHUSIASTIC

Over the ia~ue and bsautiful line %
planes ard organs that ess have the
pleasure 81 showing 81 this time.
The utmost care has been exercised
IN the selsetion 81 makes that have
an established reputation for genu.
ne merits. ard the mention % such
names as Chieksriaa & Sens. no
bart ~. Cable. kinhaii. pease and
the rev D. s. Johnston CO. pianos
are 90 we'll known for their many
superior qualities that they ~ once
appeal 20 and inspire eonfidencs In
intending purchasers who take the
trouble 70 investigate and which the
majority do.
True. We have frequently made
some very strong assertions about
our line 81 Instruments. and every
word is the truth a. we know "a. N
We are wrong We are honest in our
Nronaness. You surely must see that
sse are IN earnest. We figure that N
we are wrong u Is easy for you 20
prove a, and u we are right u IL
worth your while 10 know Il. Arnona
the many things you are sure 20 find
here are correct prices. easy terms,
courteous treatment and aid edge
guarantees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-11
The Celibacy of a Man


There waH son once whose father
said 90 him HY boy. I'm Eoingfo
start YOU IN business on the salary
! Hlte the Other young clerks Work
your way up aud show ua what aiuif
you're made Of
II DISLIKE stories of peril and ndz
venture. murmured sydney.
1.-The son had mo Wish 90 be "a
nelf.made man Groves continued
"but he merely aaid. AN right. sir.
and went out To buy an alpaca Of
flee coat lie afterwards regretted
this purchase tits salary admitted
~ fcw eoatH. and Il seemed selfish
90 bay one which could only give
pleasure o. himself"
Didn't he dress 80"
simply and 10 the point ila
wardrobe contained no duplicates
ilc had however sufficient cloth
Ing ~ become engaged 10 be mar.
rled."
How In thunder could hep cried
Bob. There are lots Of things 10
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Copyright 1901 by the FRANK Les
lie Publishing House.
"Oh. by the way. said Dob. "y0u
know that thing my aunt gnyp mo
on ChriutmnaY It's uat occurred TO
me that the ieweler may exchange
II Tor something
He'd boz fool II he ever vel
coined that back into the fold
ufain. returned sydney. but you
might have try"
Groves g0t up and put some coal
on tho fire
bob" he said with his hnek 20
the two young men at the table.
I'm AN older man tbnn you. aud.
without any undue haaHtfuinesn. !
may add u wiser Keep your aunt'n
Gift Keep IL under lock aud keyi
Throw away the KEY leat you be
tempted 60 unlock the lock Aud
pray continually that you may never
take the broad road that leadeih %
destruction and the jewelers."
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for which The star win be nailed
for two months to any addr'sti oiiti
side Seattle. Whistler you a the
winning Eunaaer or not
The pera0n guessing nearest the
date the potatoes we're planted will
receive The Star for one year free
The second nearest person will re-
ceive The Star nine months free.
and the third nearest person Will
receive The Star six months free.
The contest closes October 20.
One guess will be allowed each
subscriber for each 25 cents sent IN.
Send as many gueHgcs as you like
or course The Star cannot be
delivered By mail within tho city Of
Seattle. Have The Star sent to
anyone In the United States or
Canada for two months for %
cents and send IN guess on the
potatoes
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why asked Bob la II a
magical anything Or are yoa gone
on my auntf~
Neither 10 possible Interrupt.
Fl sydney We have no time for
Arabian Nights In these days. and
your aunt has never fuily recovered
from the measles
Groves came back % his seat a.
the table lie filled his pipe and
then pot II down again
No I cant smoke while I'm
taking Ne said IL lnterfefea
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lust IN the nick Of time our little
hoy WAS saved" writes Mrs ".
watkins. 81 Pleasant CITY. ohio.
Pneumonia had played sad havoc
vita him aud terrible cough set IN
besides. Doctors treated him. but
ne grew worse every day At length
We tried nr Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. aud cur darling
was saved. He's now sound and
well" Everybody ought 10 know
ltH the only sure cure Tor Coughs
Colds and an I.ung Diseases. Guar
anteea BY G. o. Guy. Inc. Second
and fealer. Price Soc and 800.
Trial bottles free.
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They're a long time in opruiug
the Mes YORK sahNay What's the
matter with bishop Potter
Il don't understand hsw you sue
eeeded ga Inducing fhe police 10
close that Saloon On Sunday said
the reformef. 4 wrote letter after
letter % the MAYER and the chief
OF police. and I hsxKed and begged
the policeman ca the beat tn arrest
the proprietor. bot nobody paid any
attention % me- How did you DO
it,
"Oh. simply had four OF five
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afternoon few days the
III don't Times the
News-Paares Times printed picture Of
picture which kaiser
This Identical appeared Ia the Seattle
Monday. before the had
the News Pictures the Hearst walt long enough
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fellows tell the policeman tho "a
ibonkeenef had Dragged he was
afraid IA make an arrest. answered
the practical politician.