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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02
ToDAYs CONVENTION.
Men who Will sit as Delegates Con
yenes in Court House at Eevens

Men who Will sit as Delega ties Con-
.venes in Court House at Esevene
The county convention of Benton
democrats is to convene in the court
house at II today. 1t promises to
be.one of the old time gatherings of
the unterrifed. The list of delega-
tes includes names of men of busi-
ness who have not been prominent
in party councils for years. Some
of them are in Benton convention
for the first time. All were elected
at primaries held throughout the
county last Tuesday.
The attendance of voters in the
four Corvallis precincts was very
light, due to the fact that there is
no rivalry so far as known for pla-
ces on the ticket. The pre- eminent
fitness of some of the men now in
Office for reelection for the places
they are filling, and the well known
custom of Benton county people to
reward faithful men by reelection
seems to make it generally accep-
ted belief that several present en-
cumbents will be re-nominated. In
the cases of other places ON the tick
ct, the acknowledged majority of
the opposition makes men chary of
hunting a nomination and rather
leads all to allow the Office to
seek the man. These facts led to
open primaries with no contests for
places as delegates interested in Sc
curing the nomination Of particular
candidates. 1t is supposed that
similar conditions prevailed at all the
voting places in the county. The
list of delegates is as follows:
Corvallis number IA. B. Alex
ander, George Dixon, J A Gilkey,
AR Locke, Charles McHenry,
John Smith, v E Waters, and Al
bert Wilson.
Corvallis number 2-Horace
Locke, Robert Johnson, G L Heck
ert, w S McFadden. o ] Black
ledge, G V Skelton, D A Osburn,
R M Gilbert. J E Michael, J H
Moore and E Holgate.
Corvallis number 3-Nei1 New
house. John Smith, S L Hays. S.
L Henderson; J M Nolan, E B
Horning. ] H Harris, H M Brunk,
B F Irvine, Ed, Smith, J M. Porter.
Corvallis number 4-P. Avery
W. H. Horning, j. d. Howell
z. H. Davis, S, B, Bane, Harley
Hall. Roy Rickard.
Monroe-Jas Heron. W u Bar
clay, Wade Hinton. John Martin,
Robert Heron, Thomas Reader,
John Lennon, J N McFadden,
Clare Leriwell and George Rick
ard.
Fairmount- r T Jones, S P
Lawrenson, James Crabtree. H J
Reese, Dillard Price, H Hector, and
F H Hughson
Alsea-J N Hogue, Geo Vernon,
Lon Rycraft. Abe Clark, J E Tay-
1or, w H Malone, c E Banton and
G c Peek.
Philomath-G J Frink, CIV
Davis. A Pugsley. Ed Allen, D H
Hood, J P G Henderson. B F
Ellsworth, L W Hill, ] W Nc
Lain, w J Mulkey, S S Ewing,
r L Henkle and Emmett Van
C'eve
Willamette-Arthur Buchanan,
John Buchanan, Peter Whitaker.
John Porter. Ed Davis, Willie
Rickard, Peter Rickard and Burt
Peterson.
Blodgett-T A Wood, George
Wood, Charles Scott.
Bellfountain-Ed Starr, Ed Ban
ton, Ed Rickard. G. R. Hall,
Frank Reader and D. Huggins.
'Summit-E FStrouts, Fred Dun
cam
Wfen-George Harris, VIM. Bry-
ahs, William Henderson.
Kings Valley-Lark Price, Bud
Price, Willard Price, Marion
Frantz, Walter Winiford.
Delegations from some of the
precincts were not obtainable.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02
T.. G.. ALTMAN, M. ID,
HoneoDathiSt

Homeopathic
Ofice cor 3rd and Monroe SITS. Resi-.
dence cor 3rd and Harrison sts.
Hours 10 to 12 A. NJ. 2 to and Z
to 8 P. NJ. Sundays to 10 A. III,
Phone residence 315.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02
! Notice to Creditors. =

Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter of the Estate of James atkins,
deceased
Notice is hereby given to all persons concern
pointed administrarix of the estate of James
Watkins, deceased, by the County Court OF the
having claims against said estate are hereby
REQUIRED to present the same. with the proper
vouchers, duly verified as by law required.
nndersigned at her residence two miles south
of Philomath, Oregon, or at the law offoe of
r. E. WILSON in Corvallis, Oregon.
- - Marfnda E. Watkins,
Admlnistratrix of the Estate ofJames Watkins,
deceased.
Dated this March 26. 1864.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02
H. S. PERNOT,
Physician & Surgeon

Office over postofice. Residence Cor
Fifth and Jefferson streets. Hours III to
IL a. M, to p. m. Orders may be
left at Graham & Wortham's drug store.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02
Wanted.

House and two or three lots in Cofval-
lis, something from $500 to $I2oo, Also
two or three vacant lots in Corvallis.
Amber & Waters.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02
Corvallis K Eastern
Railroad
Time Card Number 22.

2 For Yaquina:
Train leaves Albany. 12:A5 D. m
Corvallis. 49,. eco y, M
" arrives Yaquina. ...,. 6:aao p. N
/ Returning:
Leaves Yaquina. ......, 6:d5 a. a,
Leaves Corvallis. is......I1;so a. m
Arrives Albany y...........I2 1915 p. m
) For Detroit:
Leaves Albatiy ............. 200 a. m
Arrives Detroit ....-.....I2:2G p. m
A frorl Detroit:
Leaves Detroit. LOO D. m
Arrives Albany. y............. SIS p. m
Train No. arrives in Albany in tine
to connect with P south bound train,
as well as giving two Or three hours in
Albany before departure of P north
bound train.
Train No 2 connects with the S P tn iils
at Coryailis and Albany giving di, &C. ser-
vice to Newport end adjacent beaches.
Train 3 for Detroit. Breitenbush and
other mountain resorts leaves Albany at
100 q. m, reaching Detroit at noon, Civ
ing ample time to reach the Springs the
same day.
For further information apply 10
! EDWIN STONE,
Manager.
Fl. Ell. Cronise, Agent Corvallis.
Thos. Cockrell, Agent Albany.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02

Red cedar Star shingles at the saw
mill, $1.6o per thousand.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02
Carter Johnson of Kings sNalle
liand Risley Of Fairmount: spoke inI


and Risley Of Fairmoilnts spoke in
behalf of Carter, while smother DEL
|egate seconded the nolnInation Of
Edwards. Until the votes were.
counted, the two candidates ran
neck and neck, tying frequently,
but as the count went on, Carter
gradually pulled away and was Sc
lected as the candidate by vote OF
so to 28.
An incident of the representative
nomination was the naming of
Marion Hayden for the place. Af-
ter his name was placed before the
convention, he made brief speech
declining the profered honor, tax
ing occasion to refer to his record.
A liberal applause was what the
convention gave him as solace for
its well known refusal to consider
his candidacy for a denomination
tor the place.
For sheriff, M. S. Woodcock said
that for a long time his party had
been leading forlorn hope and that
J. M. Cameron seemed to be the
logical candidate for the place. Car
ter of Soap Creek seconded thenom
ination and Mr.. Cameron was pla-
ced on the ticket by acclamation.
For clerk, E. R. Bryson named
3. W. Scott of Beaver Creek, and
G. A. Waggoner seconded the nom
ination, moving that the vote be
taken by acclamation, which was
agreed to. Mr.. Waggoner took oc-
casion while the clerkship was
under consideration to declare his
Endorsement of the nomination of
Yates,
Art Miller named T. T. Vincent,
the present incumbent for recorder,
and G. v. Johnson seconded the
nomination. The selection was
made by acclamation.
For assessor. ..Mayberry named E,
c. Wyatt, of Fairmount and in one
of the most graceful speeches made
during the proceedings, Williamson
of Fairmount seconded the nomina-
ton. A delegate named George
Cooper, and another spoke in the
latter's behalf. The vote resulted,
Cooper, SO; Wyatt, IS.
For superintendent, J. H. Simp-
son placed the name of G. w. Den
man before the convention, and
Hayden moved that Mr. Denman be
nominated by acc1amation, which
was agreed to.
For commissioner, Lon Hax1ey
of Bellfountain was named by ac-
clanation, and T M Read and S N
Wilkins of Corvallis were named in
the same way for surveyor and coro-
ner. The convention adjourned
sine die at four o'clock.
Go to Zierolf's for fresh Yaquina Bay
oysters
To the Voters of Benton County:
Acceding to the wishes of a isrge
number of patrons and friends of cur
public schools, submit my name to the
voters of Benton county for the office of
county school Superintendent.
Very Respectfully,
S. I. Pratt
Philomath, Oregon, Mar. 7, 1904.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02
6. r. FARRA,
Physician & Surgeon,

Office tip stairs back of Graham &
Wells dug store. Residence on the
corner OF Madison and Seventh. Tele-
phone at residence, 1o4.
Ali calls attended promptly.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02

yoF Every Bsatfssa tfsas Comes
eff yessr
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-02
1'iE!I|;|5f3;2 1'iE{!E||33;2


during the first two month $
of wear, we'll give you Ten
Gents.
Should a seam rip, we'll
give you One Dollar!
Dutchess Trousers are made Of
the cream of the markets best
.trouserings in all the neat fashion
able colorings and patterns.
For Sale ay
M..-...z.., .ss:ss..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24
THE POWER or 4 GOOD w0KAE

Yes Joseph Foik the vho has beaten toodlesm 81
Louis
element that has cropped out q the Doodle
treusth Tor Eaod hNa thousand joe Folks
Kelley. booder made humiatng confession
would hink could be Walk before che
sold bioosd rohter and
n says, longer
fan confession undo the harm have done"
The Of good again has been shown In ha
a Doodle
thai the Affection Of and
n haggard and bis EYES
ha has been eating Coz
Harder than ali else
peusnay his task 70 ook lato her
and tell HER that the she loves h unworthy.
Charles Kes5 and What his sfa did l.
she fofkac and then
herself q she willing ruaia The
peneut thisf. snomlu and nat u
foos him AT q his days; endure pataa and safraE All
make her hushand honeat agAiu.
that DO appreciate TIE Erasly -
sugh committed KELLEY aad hs associates They
They does hate a. They
love prohibits bis losnE The haHnn
th.st wife Noad nast pays
agony ga be stab her "a n heart
they they farEving they
% RIGHT finds powerful all wherever
sooa found.
Joseph Folk has Gene maeh 80 discourage crime ne sod sr
Of msa who have wrcas have daae more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24
A Dinner for a Cent


early On the afternoon.
You all EnuW haN lonesome ynu
feel ia crowded street about din.
ner time whsn You re hfukef Well.
that's hos { felt Crowds u happy
coulented people hurryinE b. in
cabs. carriages and On foot ! felt
aa though they were al trying 90
get away from me No matter which
vas { Wcut every hoaF seemed CD BE-
huffyinr the other way felt that
In = fee minutes the streets would
be deserted. that al the people
wouid sc indoors and shut them
against me. and that even the stores
uoaia turn uut thelf windea lights
aud leave me alone. With probably
policeman and q eiah Tor eamuen-
louahlp
sFur nothing better % 40 turned
% iank On a Niudoa 81 thiuEa that
I had l0at al hope - ever aRaln be-
ing able % bay | AS looking ~ a
diamond star. markea only t4o9Q
and wondering N anybody % earth
bad $1,000 ia mncer. and II ha haf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24
Why Appendicitis!

Why is appendicitis 80 eomaion
todayf
because Sc have rat into the psf
nleioua habit ~ eating tau fast
nr. Curtis. the afeat authority on
thfa disease. SAYS Appendicitis
often follows the eating ui a fef3
hasty. OF particularly large or ihat-
zeftihie neal
AMER eareleHsig fpiiowinE p foot
lsh custom. you can ensure year
sagety b taking sfuarts Dyspepsia
TabietA
m ls an accepted. scientific truth.
ahich admits 81 no dispute. that =
gou wiu only keep your digestive
apparatus Ia good agdeH. you VII
nn4er suffer from THIS dread dia-
ease. which. a. best means a veal
anlng operation. with long weeks
Harted IN bed. and big dQHtur'a AMI
surgeons BILLS e. pay a. souvenirs
Keep your appendix IN health ~
the proper use Of stuarta Dyspep-
aia Tablets whenever you have laid
yourself open q danger ~ over
eating. aud upon tho least sign ~
stomach trouble. for Otherwise, 1t
any time. this dangerous disease
may lay sou los
The curative Influence 81 this
great medicine Is quickly shown In
the gentle. soothing effect u has On
an lnnamed conditions If any part
IT the dieeatige tract.
8tuart's Dyspepsia Tablets tone
all these parts up 20 a proper con
dillon 81 perfect health. and reEn-
late their functions into a proper
working state.
They also make away with all
the causes Of irritation. infiamma-
ton OF indigestion. by helping "a
dissolve. digest and assimiiaie, OF
put 10 proper use all the food which
IS lying around In odd corners Of
your digestive apparatus. forment-
ing, r0ttlng and curdiue Ike 30
much garbage In n dirty sink
In these natural and perfectly
simple ways. stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets restore all sufferers. from
any form 81 dyspeptlc trouble. %
health.
They are safe aud reliable They
never fail 60 relieve and cure
aHieklg and permanently.
Use them. and you need never
worry ahgut youf appendix Yermi-
felmig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

n be ueuid BE- fool enough q spend
81 for q diamund star While ] vas
figuring Oh ny mind the paWuahop
yalae - ibe star noticed that some
enc AS standing near me lie vas
"a vaanE fellaN Like me. be had no
overcast
"Yuu knuH hos q bond - sym
pathY springs sp % sueh eases te
said something about the weather.
Sc seemed iaht anxious % tab 70
somebody aud ! actually drank In
hia ports ahateveF they we're
Flnallgi offered him q ciEaret That
broke abe lee and sc got cunfiden-
tai Hr had = match lie admitted
De- vas as badly broke az !. and !
gave him q statement a. 10 my a.
sets four cixareta and one cent TIE
knew = place where 80 could get a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

trimming o. 70 nia caaatle'a bon
untfe
WHY
"Whf Ivy. yaa know only ellHw
- Oia fiuafH
"what was the sermon about to
daFfa
"Abaut hreeauariefa n an hour
Zoo long
Carrie Nation has laft kansas
There De- now almost nothing she
matter Hith kansas.
Revival % The army eanteru tain
has hfaaRht 0en Miles befUfa the
public anin. 10 yoa remember
Gen MIIasf
With Leap Year only tao mouths
and a half yol - run. several asei-
aiFe engagements are Imminent
The melancholy days are comes
The aaddust q the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24
ny JOHN n Huurs

ny JOHN n HHMfA
Copyright. fPoa BY the Prank i.ss-
lie Publishing House.
rhey we're six In number. pras-
peroua- fookinR 10 degree that
would urxef lead o. q thought that
one ~ them hat ever been In zeal
hard lack. yet they uere telling
hard luck stories about themselves
They SAT arouud a table In a com
Portable looking room that had
sCafee on is front windows. but
vas really a hafsl harruom ~ the
ordinary New Yofk type And the
uiEht waa just enc q bring eat
haFe-iuek stories n Was cold vita
cat being freoziuE. and damp vita
cat beinE wet one ~ those cheer
iaaa evenings that drives rFerFuns
within doors Who has q door - 50
into.
"Juat the sort n a alsht" said
cheiburn "a uaa Shell whan ~ waa
hroke-sand wAs duwu - my lasf
peuny- literally for ! aHiy had enc
cent and half a pask ~ rlsarrts I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

arlnk 10 ere right bartender was On
duty. 50 We walked there and
HHrped ID liiH man whan on duty
We took fhe appointment cheer
. fHlly and Do sid he'd salt around
+ II would
1--WE made Jokes about what ae
Wuulf 10 10 We bad money. and
HualiY be said. hair seriously. that
be knew how We could both gee the
BEST dinner lu town for aae cent
F asked him tu explain. HIa aehEme
aaa thal Hr 81 b O. nf#f=eiafs res
fanunf afi like ready money and
order ilka b. and just before get
eng tha coffee Hnd cigars match
Hlfh ms penny "a aro eho should
pay fuf the dinner
"a asked hIm haw We were going
f % pay and BE- aii Vow that o.
f Iusi be- N you Jose you can settle
+ lhe best NaY faa can. aud N I lose
The responsibility 10 mlue ln other
+ words II Jose sou make some en-
enne ~ running across the street 70
f zee NJ jim 0F Tom or pIah ia there
and HaK guuH only be a minute
Then out 500 60 end GA about Foar
business ] get out The best way !
+ can
Great scheme. waHat ~ later
sHiiuE anyway suEseated match
/ Ing before goius into the reaiaur.
ant bat be said that wouldn't DO AZ
all. a. the loser couldn't possibly
enjoy bis dinner under such eiream-
stances AH We were both veil
/ enough dressed a. avoid suspicion
T because ~ The absence u ofcrruats
f I agreed 20 the ahrme
The restaurant Ne selected uaa
che % the best don't remember
oar hoata name. A. Ne passed Ia
/ we aaw a policeman ncaF the door
a. thoueh BE- were there on purpose
+ NJ strange friend made q grew
some auft ~ joke iu wondering
ehich e us che policeman would
have the honor ~ locking 40. Then
F BE- addea that the fellow that lost
would - least have the consolation
. ~ knnulnE that be W0alant nloep
cut of Doors.
Really. that fellow vas a royal
entertainer. You would have thoHght
h. had a million dollars che wAT
ha ulavod the host 10 vas agreed
that be- should do the ordering and
he knes BIS business Ia that iinf
- eel - In bright conversation.
eve had a great dinner. With at
TIE accompaniment n properly -
Iaetnf alne. and the bigger the bill
Ffew The more I liked tt ait u he-
aamr 81 aEaluaE game b the tine
ae had reached The champagne.
aWheu - had sent the walter u
eur coffee cheese and cigars. ny
friend suddenly asked me 20 let hin
ssa that eoia. ! produced my cent
and D. sid b. Naaid calf
Il have played in many q EAms.
bat that Has the must absorbing
and safI1Ing I uaa ever On. II
friend and myself both arted -
though Na were merely maichin9
saaf uatnrediy - decide whether
~ would - g. grand opera ~ q
vaudeville Hh1H With smile ! /
Hanr The rain ih TIE air caught IT /
auH aianped nay hand oFrF - o. F
ne table De- called Heads {
falsea nv band and heads i Vas
4 passed over the coin ana an (
Iaatant later Il Naa hiaaen under I
his hand. Then realized boz ciass +
/ sas o. faai trouble. and Hnndsrsd
whether fhe policeman outside 4
unsla rfse me = clubbing J called /
taIla ana felt ny heart sink doNn /
and nmu 50 again a. be raised haA 4
hand. shaalnE The coin tails 30.
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Naa not only broke Ia actual money.
hut had exhausted every resources =
even % pawuinK my ufercuat
Every suit Of clothes szfNQt tH1
enc 90 mg back had Euna long BE-
fore.
q had been locked oct ~ ny
boarding house and had to ~ az
ofercoaf 70 In ORDER % Est a place
10 sleep the night before and haFe
a9msthlug 70 eat The last cent -
mF oFersaaf mHHaf EXCEPT ore haa
zone Tor fHo beers and e free luneh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

Mabel yelled tbs nid man. who
rad rho var ufaa carefully every
taf 10 that young nan down there
yet
s1rs father"
sIhH heFIua to look n - Zeal
lie a decisive engagement.
80. father
Well if it amt It's time for you
% retire
a1uar husband has bad fal
from one II the big Nee Nofh
fhufehraF
#fea. BE- came laat week
sAta higher SALARY , suppose
Yes. at much higher 4iarN#
siiaa Ola be happen q receive
ifs
The trustees ~ the NeW Forf
Church rad hlH SERMON 90 Wtni
nanf Believe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

sSam lf vas an even chance
uuleklY I placed the coin lie called
taila#aud NaH srunE
-IAa coin Naa heads up. and as ]
looked from Il % ihe losers faee BE-
VAS amlllnE - me over his glass o.
wine. I felt dared. lie reached Tor
the eaiu. twlfled 81 oHae and put IL
in hla pocket Thea the waiter
came. We lighted our cigars. and
after my ffieud had emitted The
nraf long puff % smoke be ssld IN
The waitsrs hearing by lqFs. Old
man. / forgot about our friend We
had better hurry or. better still
voa have % % over anFNaF-run
arrnaa and sea II be IL there.
\ got Up. saying ID - only =
mlaafa. TIE waiter handed ne my
hat / hrslfated and really believe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

?. =. shows that you are due three
years subscription. Call and settle
tho same and we will tell a lot of
things on you. who shall We begin
with = Hyden Ky Thousand
sticks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

wouid have spoiled Il al hy shak-
ing hands Win that fellow but Tor
3 look he gave Eas that areaght re
70 ny senses - I turned away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24
va STAR DUST va

We agree WITH the Times that the
attacks made b. Lou Smith against
"Jack~ Williams are not worth pay
lBg any attention 20.
p. s-The Times wasted ak col
umna yesterday paying attention
20 theru."
Let's boil cur indian sumner.
This ig the season 81 the nut
brown" maid Have you got your
burnt orange YETI
One Of Haude Adams new plays
IL called " Op o. Ne Thumb" We
don't know what Il Is, but we never
imagined Maude playing In any
thing like that"
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

heard him say. Waiter. bring NJ
cheek. And the gg2Ner q his rolos
Eas ID ny ears a. ! naazed oxt lzsr
the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

@Ana he fer h ennoa that whoever saad tnaks I've
BLADES sras spst - ground
eny Hrsa aud better 81 snkna ard
eesay hs ~hbs o.
poHusans pat tsssthsr"-Jsaathsa Swift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24
DEVELOPMENT or A BEAUTIFUL IDEA

York volunteer aaoelatoa styled The
Comaalifee vinss PisnHaE Il T. branch
society aa1 ohct Developments
heaafa eoaaen magnificent In rs uobl
report
Indicates sociological problem q the
nohsred avsT all Of the eaae devised - ha
great
It means saaasung brixhtsn1g
lssseazg viaoas Nin Al Of b.
windows Of ,hs poorest
apartment ls aa q parks 70 TIE places vhers
impossible
The motto q the COMMITTEES H. Wherever park houievaa
plant afut the
d no~er the asaow@ In eonnon With is vk
win ety purchase municipal
ansplantsa squard
supplied for the houses and IL residents aided constructing ny
no~er EardsnA
Producing WORK q tbs Kind sto TIE pabe schools and there Is food
for thoaght for Seattle folk 10. "a ths
Q uhns
suat faster than eight miles hour haf those Mo
never this
jumping OF bridges On dark nishts
srana suy
fhs tobacco
three aay when ne grand ias merely group o. granite
hsa8a0neA
sfsHy people
nzet proved Indiana
. hs psnteniary for subezaensat
bicycle
This vn readily perceive makes Tor another pths
gap bicycle rider
green GODS game By
which variety q brsaaat feed be trained has set been dis
closed
Franeiseo SRI footpaas wonder
What she 0n asf some o9'raa takes mat from
herr
Russian victory Afuklen exaggerated
me defeats have beer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

Russian vcoy az Nukasn was exaggerated wei none
have anyway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-24

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Result

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make q our Pianos will be 20 con-
vince you that you save money by
buying Of Us. " you buy q poor
Plano simply because u is cheap,
you will never be pleased with a,
and = poor Piano 10 dear. anyhow.
n you buy one 81 our Pianos, cay
a kimball. Hobart N. Gable, peane
or D. 9. Johnston Co. you will pay
but little more than is asked for poor
Pianos ~ no musical value, and you
will get a Piano which will last a
lifs time. We have several fine bar.
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"a may pay you 90 inspect II you arc
looking for = snap.
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~ the wonderful "Simpisx Piano
Player" Bot u you have not had an
opportunity 70 examine carefully
'he many excellent points OF Tho
particular plageF we shall bo piunnod
10 have you step in any timo and lot
as eNplsin them 60 you. We have
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price 500 cofao @sSs.
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