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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17

Parade of stoi K

More than ever before will the
growth of the stock business IN the
norfha est be emphasized at the Spo-
kane Interstate fair during the week
Of October 3 to 9. inclusive Stock
breeding has fast become one of the
LEADING industries Of the great north
west Wouderouz strides have been
made Ia the past years and the posi-
bilitiee are yet unlimited
The Interstate fair management
has planned novel parade for the
benefit Ot the sightseers Who take in
the big fruit fair this fall. After
the premiums have been awarded By
the jEdgc- in the Live Stock depart
ment. a big live stock parade will
be formed which will circle the race
track. passing before the big grand
stand The winners will be given
their riize ribbons IN front Of the
grand stand and as the special win
ners 81 note pass the judges stand
they will be announced and pause for
q moment for the inspection Of the
seated multitude.
The stock parade as planned. will
be one Of the features Of the busy
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17

cihseu wants the Dog Nuisance Essulat-

Citirsla Wants the Dog Nuisance Ragulat-
ed.
Editor of the Press: Just Dogs!
Nothing else is the subject of this
sketch but it is that, good and
plenty. All through this north part
Of the city on Second and Third
streets, dogs of nearly every deserip-
tiun run amuck of every noble law
laid down by our law makers. Not
one in hundred of these pests are
wearing the regulation collar to show
that the SO tax has been paid into
the city treasury to palliate the nuis-
anee or recOmPense, in any degree,
the residents whose gardens and small
fruits they are running by their
nightly escapades and tramps therein.
IL would seem to a fellow up tree,
that oar officials are cooling off con
siderable in the matter OF compelling
the payment of dog tax since early in
the spring. Now, in justice to those
who lid pay for their measley dogs,
it would seem but fair that the other
dogs that have been brought in since
to tear up peoples gardens. should
either be traced TO their owners and
the tax collected. or taken to the
pound and sentenced to dog heaven.
And to those who have paid their tax,
there should a decree go forth that
they axe care OF their dogs the same
as any other stock, for as it now is,
it Is a matter of either no fruit and
vegetable garden, or no dogs, and If
il i TO he dogs TO improve and
beautify The city, then let Us all 90
at it and quit the fruit business.
~ INTERESTED RESIDENT.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17
FATHER SEES CHILD SINK.
-R-~eaes Tife and Two children from
Death.

-R-~eues SFife and Two Children from
Death.
\ drowning accident occurred 10
Glars Fork river about ) 80 Sunday
morning As W Eddy was rowing
his wife aui three Children across
the liver To church at Clarks Fork.
the boat capsiztd, preeipitating the
Osea 3aHt- into the icy waters. Mr..
Eli managed tip remove his coat.
aal theu eut to the aid OF his wife,
VII sa- nearly exhausted. burdened
"a wa- with au infant Although
TIL a ,ter did not exceed i've feet in
de- there was a strong current,
W. taxed his strength TO the ut
mo
y r re.cuing Mr.. Eddy aud the
baay Mr. Eddy started for his two
boy sho we're clinging to the side
o. > b b5a. tileH. the eldest. vas
hol e Leland. his younger brother.
n. It before the father could get
tot u Glen INK Leland waz taken
to - y ay the father. Who then re-
tunf fer I,I-' e body, bat failed 70
bud ~ IS trace The news quickly
sprea aud -earehing parties are after
the J. " This deplorable accident
occurring 10 soon after the tragic
dea. # Operator John Leonard. at
Sand int. yshy was popular in ClaTks
Fork. has east a gloom oy er the en-
tire &C. immunity.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17

week, and will be of great interest
to breeders and stock lovers general.
lr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17
M NIT TIE CUE.
Experience Of Ten-Ysar.OId hoy with
Cub Bear and Its Mother.

ExperisBee Of Ten-Ysar-OId hoy with
Cub Bear and it, Mother.
The forest fires around Athol are
driving the bears aud other large
animals from their fore st Jungle into
the settlements IN such numbers that
the sight Of a bear, cougar or deer
is becoming common. The settlers
have no difficulty in killing all the
veuisou they wish and number of
bear have been killed The other
day little German hoy was sent to
ths village by his parents for the
mail and some groceries. The little
fellow vas going along the road hum
ming a favorite German song when
he vas suddenly confronted by good
sized cub bear a few feet ahead Of
him, which sat on its launches in
was game, and did not propose To- bs
stopped by bear Finding a con
venieut rock ne picked IL up and
blazed away At the cub. the stone
striking it squarely on the jaw with
such force "a 10 cause 1t to yet up a
terrific howl, which brought the
mother to it, rescue. This was too
much for little Germany aud be
started down the road at a gait that
would do credit to professional.
closely pursued by the nanny bear,
who seemed determined to have re-
vsngs. The boy made his escape into
the town. but it was a close call.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17
% KnraI DeIl.er, nants.

f. G. Clement, Of Portland, ore.
Ron, and &. ID. Liun. ~ Spokane.
postnftice inspectors, we're In the city
Thursday looking up the new rural
free delivery route which is to have
its terminal here The route begins
at the north east corner Of the city
and runs north and vest to the old
J. a. Waters place aud then takes a
westerly course, covering most Of the
farmers on that part OF the prairie,
around to the Ross place and back to
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17
HoLLlsTCR's
Rocky. Mountain Tea hunuets

A Baay hsdiaias fsf Bsiy People
Brings Golden Hsalth and Reversed vigsr
A suecinc fgr Constipation. Indigestion Live
aud kidney Troubles PimpirH Eczema, Impure
Bi9ad, Hal Breath. sluggish Howpis. Healarhs
and naCknche, IT. Hocky M1untata Tea n tai.
let form. - cents bDN Gruulns made "
HuELfsrEn DHug CpaPAvy, Madison Wis
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR sALLoN PEOPLE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-17
Auditorium

Reserved seats-5oc, 7sc and 81,
On sale at Occur d Alene Drug
Store, Monday morning, Sept, 70.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03
Courage Always Tells in Politics.

THE question Of single combined statehood as far as it effects
this Territory and Arizona upon which there is plenty
Of room for honest difference Of opinion The New Mexican cheer
fully comedies the right Of every citizen rthiser
ro to act as he thinks best and for the good of the
wealth in this matter From information gathered from many
sections of the Territory and furnished by many well posted men
This paper believes that majority of the people of the pre-
sent Territory Of New Mexico desire single statehood This H tho
situation at this time The republican party always the party Of
the people and always alert to the best interests Of the pee
therefore, shod take The lead in the fight for the prevailing SEN
tmenC and desires of The citizens of the future Sunshine State
Courageous action in politics always the best thing to d. b.
sire that arerght and being of that go ahead LET
the chips fall where they may!"
The above taken from the New Mexican about the most
reasonable view Of the statehood question we have SEEN and we
take the pleasure Of reproducing for the baa, Of our readers
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03

RzONA is now Dragging sweet potato that weighed
4Olbs That very good for potato but it is the
valleys New Mexico that big crops of the best quality
every year,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03

BROTHER Hughes Of the Albuquerque Citizen, says: 1T
would puzzle mpreudced person wherein Arizona
would be injured by being merged into with New Mexico
Wedd not think preudced the statehood ques-
ton but we would like to hear the editor of the Citizen
explain what there in merger that would be fair either
roy and should concede neghbor the same right
preeing herown government that desire for ourselves
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03

a DARK town with rough streets and broken sidewalks very
uninyng to strangers coming and poor recommended
ton for The enterprises Of the people Demg could do nothing
which would improve the attraceness the town. more than
would the placing of good lights the corners in the bust
portion OF the town. Good walks on Silver and Gold
from the depot Pine would also bring big returns
O the money expended
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03

THE latest and most successful fake the mining engineer
expert who into town arrayed like the morning and
talking of and assays he had all knowledge of mnea-
ogy hes pleasant fellow and very free with his money
and shortly his made friends called cash checks for
him. with the result that he vanshe leaving them poorer
wiser than when they made his acquaintance
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03

WHERE food for thought in the following taken from a west
newspaper, and might well be suggested that many
those who responsible for the necessity as found
within their walls: Jais built by honest mems earnings
Courts supported from peaceful mems substance Pene-
taries are built and supported by the toll of virtue
Crime never its way Vice has hand work and
head to calculate Its faculty is corrupt and and good
pay the BILL
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03

is not the big establishment that makes prosperous
community it is the people who call it their
home and exert their influence for its good farming country
always has substantial support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08
II = J.. Hlllalslts
Copyright. 1901 By the Frank Les
LII. IL..I.IL-LLD.. II....-.-

Copyright. 1901. By the Frank Les
lie Publishing House
The editor Of the Haftaoek News
lay flat on his back In bed. aa crazy
"a n loon. md inbhcrlna lilsr per
petunl motion phuunWfaph ne WaH
only temporarily crazy the grip
having boWlcd him over Asa rule
he was as zane ~ could be expect
ed. considering that he had chosen
llattaock as "A promising field for
journalism Hut today he was GER
tnihly Tightly No sane gentleman
viii look upon his mother aH a spot
ted COW nor laugh ioyauHly because
ahe walks upright Neither will he
send his grandmother In got out the
regular weekly edition Of news
paper II ~ an evidence Of tempo.
tary arrangement
When Grandma Huff paused
painting a. the head of the stairs.
and pushed open the door % the
News office. Jimmie the office hoy
was sitting Ia the editorial chair
studying his sunday school lesson
The editor never spoke OF Jimmie
az the devil. although that Do the
customary title lie called him the
angel" Jimmie was such a good
Toy. Goodness stood out on him
LIKE frectlea Every time he washed
his hands and face he washed or
enough goodness 20 supply a dozen
boys. and he had signed ~ many
Temperance pledges that " he had
started IN % drink steadily for the
balance 81 his life he would have
wound up with some of the pledges
still uuhfoken Later IN life he
tried ~ But be waa a good boy
Grandma Huff looked over the
rims Of her tao pairs Of spsctaclea
pnd smiled
Jimmie. she said my gran
sons sick. 30 I've come down 20 Eit
out the News this week and / want
you 10 hurry round and help me all
you can
"Yea'm. said Jimmy meekly
We'll. nov said Grandma Huff
seating herself Ga the editorial chair
aud rubbing her knees with the
palms ~ her hands 4 cant move
round much. bsiu' a. I've got the
rheumatin ~ bad. but I reckon Yuu
hin 40 most thets 90 be did Graz
son says you're = right good boy
"Yes'm. aid Jimmie. modeatiY
kin you york the pfintiu' ma
ehiney" Inquired Urandma. noddiuE
- a. IA Fra.Nfsasass ss4aaa
"Yen'm. ! alius doeF said jim
mie
Well then" aaid Grandma. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08
The Temporary Editor


lnlck With the grip, but doe saYa he'll
git along all right soon'a The fever
COOS down some. Then aay hhfih1
Clemens babys sick with the meas
les. I knowd Martha ma before
Nafthy vas born tier an me come
from York county Fennaylvany. 10
gethef'
How d.you spell Pennsylvania :
"Pcn-nyl va. ny" spelled Grand
ira Her ma an me was second
cousins. she hetn Bell. an me q
Mufdoet. an cid man Murdoch
beln first cousin ~ Randy Belt We
come down the Ohio on fiat an
up the Mississippi b. steamer. But
I told Mafthy that child nd get the
menmuirn II she tool u ont In Joe
Shyndley'a Got that down
eYea'm said Jimmie
We'll. I don't think o. any more
news just now. do you9" she qucr=
ted
Nom" said Jimmie
win that be enough ~ asked
Grandma
Nom. that aint moron two
sticks said Jimmie.
We'll. what does Eran'non do
when he hasn't enough news - mn
up"
lie uses patent inaidea This
what comes Ia chunks from thica=
20. said Jimmie. but we alnt got
none but what we've used. Ne was
goln' 10 order some when he was
took aiek
We've 60 % uae some over
again. said Grandma, decidedly
what 10 there
Sermon said Jimmie ginnlng
we amt got npthlu' but Talmage
sermons. but We got lots o them
We'll. don't knoH nothiu bet
ter for people than ssrmanz. said
Grandma. Il guess R"'il uae them
sermons. TWont hurt nobody 20
read en- over twice Reckon you've
cot enough 81 en-
"Yea'm." said Jimmie.
"All right then. you go ahead an
IN up the paper like you aiSaYs DO
Mebby Won Mn git some nice little
hoy e. help I'm Euin' home. my
rhsumniix hurts me- 50. an ! can't
Do nuthin more Jlat be sure 10
have the paper out on time
Jimmie promised and Grandma
vent home She had done her duty.
Jimmie did bis
There we're q local and patent
medicine advertise meats that Nore
always scattered through the read
leg. lie knew this. and as the ser
mons we're long and solid he cat
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aud diaaharged Jimmie three timeg.
lilo third time be raised bis wskna.
ahe nert week fhg fdligfial page
oautelaed the following notice dou-
bio loaded. at tn head of che tifdt
column
AHEAD AGAIN
The News. always the foremost
paper Of the state nRaln 0uiairipp'd
H. rivals last week bY inauRufafinE
"a new aud highly moral prize com
petition A We mover DO things Dt
half We devoted our entire paper
10 this newest and most attractive
feature Scattered over pages one.
four. nYe aud eight were fiyc con.
pIele aermons To the party afH1 .
Ing the first correct arrangement ~
nII the sermons we Aill send the
Newn free for five years Tor any
one sermon correctly arranged. the
News for one year Thus once more
The News distances those reetlng
sheets. the IImtoNn Blade and the
Richmond Gust
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CHURCHES

First Presbyterian Rev. NJ A.
Matthews The morning and even
inE services viii BE- eondnrird ~
iff uiton. Of New York city. and
nf GRAY. % BOSTON. Special rean-
Eelistie services vii BE- held
throughout the week.
A Presbyterian faiig all b. held
az the Westminster church = J
o'clock sunday afternoon a. whirh
Rev J. A. DIXON. u. -. secretary
Of the Home Missions o. New Yerk.
viii speak
first tnifariaH Rev W naHEi-
mondH ~ ~ a. M rsunyan p
Longing fur = New Vision % tod 20
Ehrst Methodist Protestant nav.
=. = Hsy~ii- Al ~ m a Nan
% SORROWS. ~ ~. arauass. tleault
aud CuHr % Pear
Softh baptist The marutnH ssfa
ioe vii BE- conducted b. A. q. car
renter. state evangelist ~ = 20
81. ~ the paator vail preach the Qrst
Of series 81 sermons OF scarlet
NiuH tits allbinst sill b. ISLANDER.
or thr Fonissi whelp Of Sic
Wesley A. .. rhurest. sosah sast-
tle-At n q m. DIVINE rfpsi-
deuge Tae g. ul The Touch -
christ
West 0rrem iakn mApliaI At N.
a. ~. Holding Faat That WAieh 81
Coed 70 q M Rev. q 6. CIrs
nnKuf 81 Faidea. Aiaska. wtii
preach.
Evangelical Assarlafian German
preaehtnE ~ a q. e.. SID srfmau ln
EuHiiah 80 g. m RHY y Nhiup
~ Portland SIN preach.
ffsFet Mission fteN Nathan
Etauu sfll preach at .. m
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Preaching ~ raHtuf Hrf "a A.
stub. ne q fn and a q M tn Naf
NeHfnu
Fremont christian church wtii
begin a SERIES ~ special meetings.
Ffearhlns - the pastor az ~ q 90.
ana % p. ~. every da8 except sat
urday
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Frs"

each sermon into small pieces. lay
ing the elcetroiNpes aeruss chair
aud saving them into chunks with
the office saw Then he made up his
forms. sticking I'm a piece Of ser
mon. then a local. then another bit
- sermon. then a patent medicine
"ad then more sermon. lie did
not miss a department lie had
Local News Country Core
Fpandence. Prom Our Exchanges"
and "A Little Nonsense. each In its
appointed place but each composed
OF short reading advertisements
and small sections ~ sermon The
sermons were rather mixed In saw
ing them mp be had failed 20 pre-
serve their consecutive form. There
were ~ columns of disioiuted ser
mon. sandWiohod with Perkins
Flastcrs and Get Your Canned
Tomatoes at Ways"
Jimmie persuaded Bob llDchstet-
Ter TO help him run the press. and
the paper came cut on time The
editor vas sleeping nicely when
Jimmie delivered the News az the
door The editor was out of his
fever when he uwoke Grandma
proudly handed him the News
As a rule. have said the editor
was as sane as could De expected
lie looked through the paper. and
guaped II was two DAYS later he
fore the two strong men who we're
called in to hold him I'm bed we're
permitted Go release him Then he
thanked Grandma. put on his
clothes aud went down 10 his office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

The accompanying cut shows nj
ne potatoes. % the Early Rose va
riety. grown ia the garden II Mr.
George Cornwall. iif Lynn street.
this city.
They weight q pounds. and we're
dug from one bin Sunday. seutem-
bsr %
Two Of the largest weigh 3iA
pounds and two others weigh 2
pounds
The largest one S. % inches long
and Z inches IN diameter.
This O. believed % be a record
yield for one hill. and for that
reason The Star will all0w It's sub
perfbera 20 enter contest the
terms 81 which are a. follows.
Can SOU guess the date these po-
tatoes we're planfed2
Tho Star sill make a special rate
bY mail for this contest 0nlr 81
tao months for each 3 cents sent
in
Send The Seattle Star - cents
for which The Star VIII be mailed
for two months - any address ont
side Seattle. whether you are The
winning Fueaser or not
The person guessing nearest The
date The potatoes we're planted viii
receive The Star for one year free
The seeond nearest person viii re-
eeiVe The star for six months free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-08

DIR cffAntEH FtEut rood rs
TIN NWNANHsf WEAfIfFfE ever
pee on the markst II S. the only
ptepa ~ ton kHgNu @ medical sg.ence
HEALTHY TiEaIT nuh clear the
rumpirsian II sreff hleuiHh. such a.
pinpisn. hlne AhradH. etc without in-
roR ErAotINa WRINKLES # L.
" Iii CIV biphyiiaai.IxG THE ns.sr or
Restoring q wasted breast iuHf through
nufafur 81 sifkneaa MAKING THIN
CHEEKS PLUMP ard filling the hoi-
lows uf = arfHHuN nee 8 there o. no
other preparation n ths world that
las 4nF comparison.
rpFsIAL 0EFE 1.-THE regular price
~ ur CHARLIE Tieah Fuod II tiH1 "a
hen buf % Introduce ~ iHtn thousands
% naM huTnfa w. have decided % send
too % buEsa 81 all sha answer THE
advertisement ana end us 500 All
psehagrs are cent in plain wrapper
mis- PREPARATION fa on sala a. ali
The nrinHHHaf Dry Goods EfureH and
nrnHEistH throughout tie Nufid aud
80 have arranged viii the hon
eur abeea special offer = tna boxes
mir 4 sample boz sHirh contains
enough 81 br Charles Flesh Food Tor
anyone g ascertain ita great merffs
Niii - seut "a am address q aauiutsiE
msilins our look. AT - II sssass.
shtrh cnHfHfua all tire correct move
mrntH Ter fuaaaagiHE tie fsTe. neek
and arms. aud fui directions for de-
teiapinE thr hiat uiu also b. sent
with ihis rauIulr
write to-day O.
uu CHARLES co.
tqf FULTON Hr1tHEf. NV YORK.
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guess you'd better 60 right on an
print some papcra. I reckon yuu
know bout how manya needed.
don't you
Jimmie explained that there were
a few things TO do first There must
De some news gathered. the forms
made ready.
DO tell" exclaimed Grandma. I
: posed grind son nd hey all that
ready. Amt you got any AZ all ~
Nom said Jimmie
Well | cant fix the types but /
guess you know how she said.
An I cant see 10 write bat you
llu take down. First. say gran son =
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

bV faeai applications re thsF raus
not faHrh Tho diseased partition % the
ear There " Only auf way to rHFa
deafness. and chat IL hF Constitutions
remedies Deafness BE- caused hF au
frfamfd condition ~ fhn mucous
uuIHa in gha EHHiHrhiHu Tube when
fhis tube Is iHfiamrd 700 have =
rambling sound on imperfect hearing
end uhru % lH entirely closed Deal.
ness iF the result. Hud HulHaH the IN
f.HmmHffHu can De- taken 0ut ard This
tube restored 20 itH unrmal enudif iun.
bearing viii be- destroy 20 forever. no
ennfH 0uf ~ ten are caused hv "a
farfh which o. nothing hHf uu milan
81 condition 20 the mucous surfaces
We Will give one Hundred Dollars
FOR ang ease r. Deafness frHHahn ~
HafHffu that cannot BE- cured hF
HHffH Catarrh Cure Send for cir
rulara free. 4. J. CHENEY 4 CO.
Toledo. o
Sold hY UruneIHfa Ilr
Take Hairs Family pills Tor con.
Hflua fiuu
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Nj H. HBEelns q Melbourne.
fga. writes Ny doctor told me I
had consumption mud nothing could
be- done faf me I VAS given mp 20
dc. The offer Of free trial bottle
Of Or Kinga New Discovery Tor
Consumption induced me Co Try o.
Results Werr startling. nm now
on the road 90 recovery aud owe all
70 pr Kings New Discovery II
surely saved nay life This great
cure ia guaranteed FOR an throat
and lung diseases by G. o. GUY. Inc.
Druggists. Second and Yesler. Price
soc aud St.G0 Trial bottles free.
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Romsn cs,hsHs m..,ias.

81 NarYsa Parish itrV " Meta
Church enrreH = rwantirgh avsnus
sna 1aaksuu street tafiY mass sd
srranan tahi'aFeu'a uaaaf. - m
fllsaass D. school - p. ~ tnstFutfisn
and tafuedirtian. 3 q m
Church - oar Lady - upeA rfsip-
THIRD avenue snd Wnuhtngtoa street
Sunday. iaw masses at q ~ ara {
"a hiHh maas "a - 4 m Sunday
srhaoi ? a. ~ Neapefs. I - . ~
Wees dasn nnass = IN
Sacred Hart church fieV. pea A
fiI8 Al a ~. and 8 a m- lnw
mass - .. IN. ssaprra. sermon and
tsHssiirfiar
Churrh % fhs tnsrnneaiafs Caaeer-
tlun uex HHrefs At - ard 81
q N iaw mas. 70 p a. N. hiEh MAJ.
ard ssrman. ID . m. rosary aae
utnsdtitien.
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The contest closes October -.
One guess viii be allowed each
subscriber for each 8 cents sent
I'm.
send a. many Elesacs a. you like
OF course The Star cannot be
delivered BY mail within the city
Of Seattle Have The star sent to
anyone in the United States or
Canada for two months for Is
cents. and send Ia a guess on the
potatoes
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NEN-woMEN-cHILoREN.

nNAh EtGneNA 1Affa FofNNefs
II Nuu have pain or duil ache In
TIE back IL b uumisfakabie evi-
dence Of kidney trouble. II Is A
uarniuE 10 tell Fou trouble L. ahead
Unless you remedy the cause imme-
dinteiY.
Lame back 81 only one symptom Of
kiiueY trouble Ofher symptoms
are. being obliged 20 rass water
euen during the day and 90 get up
many times during the RiEhf. In
ahiiity ~ hold your urine. suartinE
o. irritation. passing brick dust or
sediment ia the urine. catnrrh 81 the
bladder. uric acid. constant head
ache. dizziness. SLEEP lessnesa. uerV-
BUSINESS. Irregular heart beating.
rheumatism. hloatluE. ifritabiiity.f
w1rnout feeling. lack o. ambition
and salloW complexion.
1fouurr's Parsley kidney Pills are
proving % be the most wonderful
cure ever gotten out for weak and
diseased Kidneys
British Pharmacal Co. Milwaukee.
Wis. distributors.
Price 20 cents a box
For sale hy KENNEDY DRUG
CO. FIRST AVENUE.