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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-03-19
Eddyville.

S~Ny v'''Ss
Eddyville, March is. - Born to Mr.
and Mrs. William Harding of South
Fifth street, a daughter.
Samuel Williams was able to &c
down town Wednesday for the first
time in several days on account of an
attack of the grip.
Mrs. Bell of Pekay was passenger
to Ottumwa Wednesday, with her lit
tie daughter, who recently injured an
eye by running table fork into the
member.
F. J. Packer of OskaIoosa was in
ton Wednesday. Frank has recently
opened up tea store in Oskaloosa.
Francis Koontz has been on the
sick list and his daughter, Mrs. John
Prime and her son Henry, of Oskaloo.
sa, have feen don visiting him.
William Springer and Mart Wanl
OF near Eveland, were in town We'd
nesday on business. Mr. Ward re.
Gently moved from Gray's Creek to the
Lawrence farm in Jefferson township
near Eveland.
@. Forsythe of Pella was recent
guest of H. A. Bauman.
Burley Scribner has purchased a
large size Victor talking machine and
two dozen records.
]. B. Sax of ottumwa was in town
Wednesday,
Mrs. G. w. Clancy is improving
slowly from severe illness.
There We're dances at Lakonta and
Chillicothe Thursday night.
The body of Albert Burgason was
brought here on the Rock Island from
Valley Junction on Tuesday afternoon
and taken to the home of his parents
SIX or seven miles south of town, and
burial was made at Munterville We'd
nesday afternoon, Mr.. Burgason was
a young man married last October. He
had been working as fireman on the
Iowa division" or main line of the
Rock Island, and the body was accom-
panied by ten of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen. minister, and
three or four others. His death was
caused by stomach trouble.
= The BODY of P, e. G. Anderson who
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Pleasant Grove.

Pleasant Grove, March 1s.-Quite ar
interesting school meeting was held al
Pleasant Grove school house March IA
John Parret was reelected director
They also attended to some other busi-
ness at the some meeting.
]. B. Kendrick, wife and son Alfred
visited at the F. M. Brooks home or
Sunday.
Mrs. Fanny Hatch has been quite
sick. but is some better at this time
John Hagerty was a Floris caller or
Saturday.
Dewey Hancock spent Sunday at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mace were call
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brooks and
Mrs. S. ]. Pedon one evening last week
DR.. Stevens was a business caller in
this vicinity Monday.
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Stringtown.

Stringtown, March Isl. A. Slater
and S. p. Wright made a business trip
to Ottumwa Wednesday,.
L E. f. Vannoy was in Competine
J. F. and T. 6. Hawthorne, ]. A. and
E. F. Vannoy. James Davis, Ferry
Hawthorne, Roy Putnam, Joseph Min
lex and Arthur Luzidder delivered
hogs at Farsbn Thursday of last week.
T. G. Hawthorne was in Hedrick one
day last week. 1
6. w. Davis and Miss Iva Davis were
in Ottumwa Wednesday,.
Hampton McReynolds was in OF
tumwa on business one day this week
Mrs. Maud Porter, of Hedrick, visit
ed a few days of last week with rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Samuel Abbey was in Abingdon
one day last week.
U. s. Hawthorne was a Batavia call
err one day last week.
Misses Josie and Nancy Davis are
very poorly.
F. r. Jones and G. e. Wilson We're in
Abingdon Tuesday.
Hank Sylvester moved last week to
the H. M. PARCEL place.
James and G. w. Davis We're callers
near Libby one day last week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-03-19

There Is a standard of vi
olin tone that all great ar
fists prefer, in fact all vio-
linists who are making tone
a study. will sooner or later
want this quality of tone, as
soon as they are able to dis
tinguish between the Italian
and German, or Machine
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SNORT TALES CONCERNING PEG.
PIE YOU KNOW.
TIE VICINITY OF OITUMWA IN BRIEF
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Movements
of Your Acquaintance as chronicled
by Courier's Staff of Correspondents
Who Know Whereof They Speak.
DAVIS County Line.

Davis County Line, March 1S.-Earl
Hem and Gilbert Thompson made a
business trip to Eldon Thursday of last
week.
Waldo Harryman closed the winter
term of school at Blacks Friday.
Will Hamm visited over Saturday
night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hamm.
Green. Dyer. who has been i'll for
some time, is better.
Mrs. Rhoda Heger and daughters,
May and Bertha, visited Sunday at
Allen Miller's.
Creasey's sale was well attended
Wednesday.
Miss Lille Carter and Mrs. Carrie
Hem were shopping in Eldon Monday.
Scott Davis was a caller at Mrs. Car
RE HENS Saturday evening as the
guest of Miss Lille Carter.
John Ploss and Miss Bertha Plow-
man were united in marriage Wednes-
day, March II.
Jake Hamm was a Selma caller
Monday.
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FOR sALE-sHoRT HORN BULLS, TWO
sired by Stockingfoot No. 153s03, prices
right. 6. c. Will, Route i, Ottumwa, la.
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FOR sALE-PoLaND CHINA BROOD
sows. Chass L. Hanna, Batavia, Iowa,
r. r. No. I. @
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FOR sALE-MIssoURI FARM LANDS,
the best bargains for the investor and
homeseeker; near market; good schools;
prices low; come early; price advancing.
list free" e. T. Penn, R. d., New Lon
don, Mo.
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Bonaparte.

0OUdPdtSSs
Bonaparte, March 18.-Walter Sedgwick
and family, accompanied by Lloyd Nealy,
left today for Idaho county, Idaho, to
make their future home.
Joe House, Of Alton, has arrived and ac-
copied a position as clerk for local drug
company.
Word was received here yesterday an
nouncing the death at Villisca, of Mrs Ma
linda Langley, an aged lady of that place.
She formerly resided in this city and has
two brothers, w. C.. and w. w. Wilson, and
two sisters, Mrs c.. NJ. Baber and Mrs.
Woods, living here.
G. S. Stebbins, prominent business man
of this city and manager of the Bonaparte
baseball club, is seriously i'll of the grip.
Misses Blanche Coolidge, Tinte Coz, Grace
Cresap and Tone Friend attended a dance
in Eldon last night
Miss Sidney Sedgwlck, of Eldon, has
been visiting relatives in this vicinity the
past week
E. T. Barnum, of ,Ottumwa, was in
town Thursday night.
The dance given by the N. w. A. w. of
this city at the Whitley opera house, last
night was quite well attended. considering
the bad weather About. thirty couples
were present and every one seemed to en-
joy themselves.
Ray Hixson and VIII Blackford, of Hills
boro, attended the dance here last night
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FOR sALE-AT A LARGE DISCOUNT,
Sioux Falls Citizens telephone stock and
bonds in blocks of from ! to 500. For
further particulars write n. c. Bright,
Sioux Falls, S. ID.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-160 ACRES RICE
prairie; three miles to county seat; two
miles to railroad town; Wichita county.
Kansas. Address Ulrich Schwartz, Ana
cortes, Wash, '.
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FOR SALE-TWO PAIR OF LARGE
work mules. L. f. Newell, Agency, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-1eo ACRE FIRST CLASS
prairie farm, Joins Monroe City. fine loc,.-
tton, can give possession in March. Cor.
respond with Lewis Lundburg, or rather
call and see. Monroe City, Mo.
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EGGS FOR MATCHING FROM S. c. B.
Minorcas, r. c. B. Leghorn and Pekin
ducks Our stock is the best that money
could buy. Address w. A. Fulmer, OIL
vet, Iowa.
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9 ~

FOR SALE HOUSE OF FIFTEEN
rooms, both hard and soft water, desira-
BILE for boarding house. Enquire sos Ease
Min.
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FOR SALE-DRAFT STATIONS, EN-
glish Shire Mark 1896. weight 2,16O
pounds; English Shire Heller 4.422, weight
LOO pounds; Percheron Perskop 15,467,
weight 1850 pounds. Having decided to
give UP the stallion business and devote
all my time to my veterinary practice
Will sell the above at reasonable prices,
Will show colts from each horse. They
are all draft breeders. Don't write with
out you want to purchase. Fred Callers,
v. S., Abba, Iowa.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-1eO ACRES
one mile town, improved $40 per acre
Particulars for stamp, box 163. Cleveland,
Iowa.
FOR SALE-FRENCH DRAFT Stall
lion. gray. age g. weight 1850 cheap for
one-half In cash. WIN. Plank, Bloom
field, Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
DARING
ESCAPE
pespUaADo RIsKEo MS LIRE
m SUCCESSFUL effort TO
GLuog OFFICERS

BUTTE. Mont. lulF = The OIL
efra OF two counties are making "a
hard chase after Hurry krllcy who
escaped from e tuiu while an hts
Hay 90 the peniteHtiafy ut Deer
Lodge. maHIur me most sensational
dash for liberty iu the history Of
tine state.
sheriff +. J.. Slater 81 Lewiston
had tho man in charge aud Waa
conducting him % Heef Lodge -
serve Ca tNa years. sentence Tor Ill.
Iue e horse Ihr prisoner NHH maHs
acted aud Nus permitted tu 81 To
tho end OF the ear A the train
Naa awItehIus at IemIee the man
opened eaf window and uith The
haudDufa fIl un his hand. made
q flying ieaH hudfHHsmusf through
the WludnH 10 catch the rail- ui fhH
rear platform of the o1.fHaHHd
Great Northern which WH uHzIHs
A. ull speed De- caught th" hand
rail uuI eIHns desperately auiusInf
- aud FRO between the lUu tIasH
As thr HHfH8uHi tfaiu pulled free
from the one Bearing kellogg guard.
Kelley Der go the rail and anIuElug
eff disappeared iu the darkness
Nu trace ct him bias Yef been found.
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GMRZR B
GNGPEMD
EDWARD DUKE CHARGED WITH
CRUELTY TO HORSES AT the
MEADOWS

60 .HH uaHaH fhat D. + Boz Che
HHH.E - uH.H4 HHaa# r#H#HH fsHafH
tI#HHH#Ha rr #HUfH H=Hef be-
HaH#aI EitaHI uuar ~. starter
at Tbs afrHIaa E teH nd.
"a lH HmF Haar aH Hr#eHHEa.
f.aa - HlH .HaaHHH Gee aHEHHH aaa
f.H#H - lHe EsrF aI Sc racing
HIsllHn % : #s#Hif aH So aTfaaI
ni IaH# yesterday seq s##fre aH
cruelty fa aH#ala Preferred hY p
a IaEHH Esrnu aHa hsa
afrHH 81 b.r.t at IRE MHtHHH
tafH HH.nH lHaf uute HHHHruIif
rHHH#H ani u.at ms naHa Vince
ut TIE hau. Hie a.HaaHua hm
veaIHEaH mHsHHE
UHfH ugsra HHfuF 1sfa -. an
aaa I# HaHls#z $50 faHs uukaa
r'.##
HaHa lfHHE Glars HsIe the
HuaHH uaEH a released au SIS
EaHaa rraHH a=zHIa 1aHHlH# Gordon
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alwAsees WON FROM COM.
MurgRs IN a GAME Full OF
FEATURES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


Tho HLeashy. wau I'd Recreation
nark yesterday hY a.oIe Of iy
10 b.
Tho same had tua sensational
features enc Was am Unusual
double play at home PLAT, maHa hE
rcto luhmau assisted hN NU 81.
man who Nda u.HF'us lrft field fnI
Oakland With Van UHHren ON
third Nahlel un HHHaul and nHa
hantN 0u first EfaE ,lwe tn On
Che tat aud hu o. ler Nnaamau
misiuiEH ihe ball aud Van H.uHed
Nublea thinking tHHt MH.HIWau
had yaHEht ihr ball started - Fuu
back Ga eeond base
Am this tIma uelahautY Was tear
ing down nom Hnt goo auI
When HaHieT finally started eHf IuI
tbIuJ uH.ahaniF Was within fau
fert Ot hIm Nafh mon passed
thIri aHd came Hnanfur zoe the
bone plate Nua HinHu recovered
che bali aa5 shot II far thf HIsf.
ilkc "a slHaN De- Na# beautiful
throw ard landed aaHar Iu fHh
mAu mlt lnhman. as tIulf0I au e
ntahantF Both alld for fhr platte
taseed each Cha sare iuu
% was hneH de-. .uu haf ffl
crowd vas afIadet fhat OCaHasi
WAS there with tha eaeie ryg. aaa
Moshimaa aut lnhHaH uUra Eiten
an ovation
Van iIaitren also IaaE the Hani
stand hs Ingm nY Glover catch ed
drive - ieIf center With fEfft
meu 0u ha anl tau uuL Il##eh
eAme to hat hud sHIsaH 0uf Z hafi
HriV, A. tho UaIi scared tEWas
che ail The fHrar Commuters HHU
rele1 Ter Tie home HIHfe N.e mlH
Il iuukad - che fan 81 tHuHaH So.
tory was aHuHt Co D. lumei into Is
feat hHI Van uha SOS raaHIu
ike aased uoll afu.E oaE en-
hand and stopped - 0aIL
Everyone expected fu Boo tHH HaiI
drun ouf - Nan aHase uHI Fl
stuck Nan. a D. ran uH u#sHs
muved hIz band Viii e bad fHH bali
and when tha Hraad saw tHaf e
really heIH G. the applause aa-
HHnfrulaE
lu optic 81 thc ssare asa fhs
nnmtr 81 bits made che raH Ha#
Iufrrf tInE Fr.sk Iamhssfe# ere
- deep Hshf Vbiea D. managed
70 stretch ta a bone rHn Gauief
Who was nlavuE flahf field fog
Oakland got the hIl to tbe plate
In time - catch FfiHk huf the
snhera fnaN a bad bounce iHaf a.
.4a man a#aa f.HaraHHH5# fn catch ff
and FfIaA aaa safe
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LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

JOSEPH HfHr 8 H#IaeI so.
#H##IeI - arHsH f#H a HIaHE b.
la# U.'H Efk .HaI HIHt l.#f##a#s
Hun.HH - body aaa b..a azH-u
-
DRIED auNarHasa iaaH ~
NHHUsstH WarH. aH 4 .haz -
H###f .H#H a. es..U Hesf.rU. 500
- Ell. Hr H## sHat nr
HH Hl
IfFHH8# STAR e E,rr.sl he
BEN fIHazHI HaaH# Hf dsaafs
HHH IH HH sfHH H#sf b.H#IH HHH
1HH lHrH HaHa t1 HH#HHff ihs HIHIs
#H##. fH ##Hf a 30 uaHH#
HE.EHE q IirkI.u. q Feala ~
&c. Hf H#IHui fl#H ~ aUaaIHaa
z#H#efHa# - H.a haHH
So IS HHEuLE ssaHh#fa
Washington ninuaef and ofH# 81
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4 PAT GROVE
WIN 4 PiG1AH

sen ToauH POO. a Chinese cook
ON Tho schooner Spokane from san
TmurIsHo. alleged ~ b. che alduHps
~ 90 Alfonso james hiif#eaaie
Chinese haK HHs Fefed at Port
Gamble yesterday b. Deputy sheriff
kHupier lie 10 ross III thD county
jail an officer VIII come from
san Francisco soon 30 take Foo
back The hay daa been missing
for fhr past fNu HeNt and lhs gnuk
b suspected ~ HHsIHHK lIm
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she VIOLATED
SIGNAL CODE

The steamer city uf Everett was
fined $3.50 hY Collector If Customs
lde yesterday for violating the HIE.
nai code while pa aIHE the steamer
ltuHaiIa rn route 81 thl# its Ihuu-
daF night OFT West Point the Nu.
aaiIe blew one hlaaf of hHH whistle.
which NHH answered aItH the same
aisuai from ths city of Everett
ia accordance with the signals
both vessels should have sept on
thrir respective courses hut the
ritf IF Everett 5uHard tHa bow no
the iiaHallr Collector IT Customs
ilH HaH aboard the RuHaiIa at the
thine bound for Port Town end
The Gasoline launch ganrFlste.
plFiuk au Lake Washington. WAS
niHu fined $3.50 for navigating Witl.
ouf IIshfa after Hueet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July -
aTopsy Haffzel ranked fourth
among thu American league out
folders laat season fIe TODD HaHf-
feenth in the DIST of haftrr aIfh
ga average az 3lf. Although not
one Of The most brilliant mon Ia Tho
big League Harizai ia % reliable
fielder and bitter and Oh great
fun-gettaf Hie o. popular around
the cirrHII while on tho home
grounds he lF considered a star
attraction ~ the Atbiailr
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SPOKANE NOT WANTED

THE Pacific Coast Ieasuo has de-
eided against the extending 81 enc
ieaeue eirsuIt to admIt Spokane and
faadeua en- the ground that the
aIHiln. Is foo great
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THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At NEW }0Be Boston n New
YORK.
At CLEVELAND Cleveland &c.
nafult To
AT PHILADELPHIA rhIndal.
rhla g. Washington T.
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TACOMA = sNN FRNNcIs00 !

TACOMA. Iuiy g Tacoma son
crit In tha game here yesterday wlfh
ease The name waa ore sided At
fair and lacked Interest score
Frlran - p @ o q q 3 r o s
Tar1ma = o Of aI2 Ia
haiiele Jones and LfnhF Eeefe
and Graham UmplHe Mccarthy
and Mcdonald
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FOR PARK PURPOSES

The park hoard last uIkHt decided
Co pun base # cost Of $3.50 a
small tract ct land adjacent 10
Washington uaHk The plot cos
Hlu# little maHe than IA aerr ~
rluHaH and - aHnfl bY the Pacific
tHHE Company tHuu Hs#ammru#
aaUaa uI uImHlsH bros The board
decided HHt O. accept the donation
~ TRAIT of land on the shore of
taEH Washington near the pumping
station shiloh Haa Offered is g. T.
Dose aa che condition that che
board Improve n
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POS N
CHIFFON SELLING At
27c PER YARD At
cHESBR0'S
1905 End

Yoa lnou we bought aaI fhe n
D. raaaa stock 80 uuH were selling
Chiffon IN 2Tc per y1rd instead %.
5.H Maine at lie per yard. Instead
OF aar
aula worth regularly s. $50 end
So. your choice .......=... sD.T5
Coats. uorth 81 50 SIS. at $3.50
Remember tie place 81 CHS.
UHua PIANO itau. 5000 end ave
Our ueH I1 asHaH
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years Old. ~ dead tt Vancouver
Wash
WHILE BATHING Boa Silver lake,
ueHf Goshen. IHaf ulHhI. laHdufa
lIgsbaH. recent arrival from Mo-
hHata aud about 600 te4f 81 nae
uHH drowned The body Haa fr,nts
HrHd lHia morning
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At sALrLtgE spokane o salt
Lake 9.
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TaE NATIONAL LEAGUE

At CfNCINNATI Cincinnati q.
Philadelphia
AT PITTsnrHa Bostouto Pitts
burg 8.
AT CHICAGO Chicago ! Brook
lyn o.
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A CONSIDER That Consoles

when trouble comcs la hHnh boHk
VIII q credit passu iu yuur arcouul
and that book taaued hN lhia hauk
Money az the pruVrr time ~ lite
preaeENcr IA more WAYS thHu one
aud what n invested IHEauHh ms
hrluHs sou 4 per trnt iHIHHeaf sH
lu few months You have mHrD than
YOU put ln. Think 10 over and hrins
even ao little as Gtta helc ANA
watch che result
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90 70 sDlunIna's for bI|Felc -.
pains. 80
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be- We ChInese MedIcIns @

ZOO cf
lI ~ men
women with
0uf ueruttor
Cured ~ power
fH chin 40 roots
herbs blrka. buda
EeTef 4hIs
These 11 ri
zen r.
Ha Elfe1
%
have
uU t1
VA
90 sur.
natfu
ca
kidney
FnHH
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Rest dinner IN Seattle. wllh aau
ternsa or Burgundy az Madison Bar.
hefia Second and James. every eve
ninE. O. %. go
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Once a rur.9mef always = custom.
er EseaH & EHie.au. f5lG First
ZINE Hh0f0H aas
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NTuuuqums lEaa aaa arms
1904. hHatUn. aud hIH haaH crushed
John Guptrr Nha vuH hurt lu "a
Port ludlow mlii last saturday, b.
Ht.Ii living lt il Thought hiH injuries
must Prove mlHl eventually
NANNY SMITH che fYear-old
Tacoma boy whose mock WAS in-
luraH hf tha maHe cash IF 70 win
UuH IIHI yesterday without fHFIua
IuH Hau#. IuuHHH##
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n Walker Be- aaa constable and
deput4 sheriff 81 fllilman Gliy lie
was appointed b. she county com
mI HHHHfH
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Col Sol RIuInaaY former United
States H1mmI HIausf Ht HaInea. De-
ruEHaHI in HHIHHE hHaE HhlfH
uiiI contain the FHsHifs ~ - Yrau
of study ~ the Indians la Alaska
ilt Haa hundreds ~ pictures and
uulqae drawings ~ Indian life ulth
which 60 embsII.aH thr uaHE
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DEFEATED VICTORIA.

VICTORIA Jaiy ssdg8- Wool.
leY won out iu the game uIfh the
locals here yesterday bY score of
- 80 / The game was a close ono
uu r. the seventh inning when the
visitors pounded ont ak runs.
ll0IHs= who pitched foH Victoria
was iu bad form Nngla. for sHdr8-
WgailfF. pitched an excellent game
eaFe
sedra.W a o o o O O n az
Victoria a o 0 9 o o o 1 o.
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sas Natural cray Underwear for ................72
81 60 Underwear for .......... ............ 81
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Blood Poison

n you have Aches ana Palms. AIueuous Patches
ia Mouth. sore spata. PluuIaa. Copper golorsd
apotH Sores or IleFrH on any cart Of the body or
limbs. Hair or Eyebrows falling out=ft fs this
Blood Poison ihut the Master Specialist az che
state Medical Institute cures We solicit tie most
obstinate eHans in their most aggravated STAGES.
The blood and vNatsm r. tharaHEhIy cleanaeI aud
freed from every trace ~ Poisonous NlfHa. aud on
less Time fhtn at auy Hot Springs "a TIE world
Consultation and Advice FIRE II offirc or BY mail.
My price for complete rurh r. reasonable. Get
cured and place yourself ont uf danger a. well a.
your friends ANA children 20 come.
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Young Men

II ~ Gaur own acts. through the failF % youth.
you have violated single lass 0f nature aauira#
body or mind. by omission sHiuH. sHr-cis
iY hy any habit hY constantly repeating the .sr1a#
chem there iH escaping TIE HHu rHr made
provided for every EfRHssff s5t. wIih IS 81 kUeEs
Decay Or Death. TIE ifnuEt#h Die iHa.s ~ uafues.
governing nnt regulating tHe universe. are
nicely adjusted. beth fu the animal and FegetEhls
kinkIufn. and for every violation q any la
there = fixed penalty - Sickness. ne
sly or Death. Ills g. esrtntn niEft f.
lows DAY and Fous Young Nan. may HaY the pen
atty right here tfiH earth. In IRIS iffe sooner
later. f'seaVc thiH punishment Take HaafaEe.
~ 90 the state Medical Institute Seattle. and -
cured.
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disease. how many different 10 tors havs 6l#
appointed you. ire lffreut VIII cure sou H.
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