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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-21


itn0m - linton Block
tas= iisautifui corner lot aa19. ui
fufHer With umnhatrurtfd view "t
lake and mountains easy tHt ms
ks@ Lots near CATER street. CA Nuui W.
and tifih avenues west enHef't'
walks
tsaa Tot crin au Rainier ifeiahtu ear
line. viii HFIi ga faHf terms
tz4H# Nice = acre tract uu ar HH'l
email payment down balance - ~
s. $50 Nics t-raam cottage with one.
hair acre % gHaHHH un car HHH. esesnt
eaF fare tlag each. balance - bst
month INis IL haraHiffs
tsa fsfnum edffaae un iut haiHl
hiuHhH frum Madison rHf Hnf 49,
cash hhianes g. - PEE maHth. .-.
. tsaa Iaruum NutfHHc un Tot thtafi
NHHiful lfill. fHHufa
s. So room mutiHfn cottage 90 10y
avenue. 3 hlaH - from Madison -
eheh. balance Sc Naf mnnths
faapf unn ~ fha urrtNtHt nNa ment
complete homes nu tafftni HHh DIS
IL Efrat bargain il.aa cash hai
HHaa ~ Per month
& - a fuHtu mHHHfn cottage ga QHtE n
Anne Goa fiaaeH street - EhHh.
balance So pee month
We have farms ard acreage "a alfterf
emf Hrrtiuna
ara WAMf. STEWART 4 CO.
uuum a Inlan ninf h
ia t1rst afsuaa.
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WHY LOTS At
RAINIER HEAetf SECOND An-

WHY LOTS At
RAINIER mgAeH SECOND ADJ
HfrfuN
Are asiluE cen tinass faster ahan lots
o. any other addition 10 tie question
that pariss oar eompeutnrH#
- answer = saHf
NeGaIfr or TfEE car LINZ
WfaffT uN TffE LAKE.
Tfiess 81 g. - 80 90 - Hifn euly
9 dawn and - > sees
THAT'S WHY
uiaenunt Or III cash
Frse fdts r. e4ss - aaath
Nfss HaaramfHsd flsfs
LEX az our rrar~ffr ard ramrsfe etsr
prices ard lats 18th others an ths
market Ard fua wiii ~ convinced
that our priess ars from nrs.fsnth 80
aHsafiffh tha HftneH asked faf any
lots tstNsrn Seattle sra tHs iaks
Tate any rtF On Washington street
Oct 90 a. Hsinisf h.srh
RAINIER HEAc1f LAND 60
80 no-icu hinek. o. HAlnisf Beach.
TOTS q. Qussa Anne mn uns view.
- foF All thfss bargain
f.ais :. eiass ia. f1ns visu ~ zach
nane 81 cheap r. city.
lot sfsin rissrss fenced nns view
fire nfiahtafHef=i sacrifice HH1p
Ifeaae-t reanss. hew modern. On car
lice. uiaafrfed well finished inf 90
- $40 terms - town. sfsp pay
10 rsnt
sfnaas-s roams modern iafEs lot
fruit trees. excellent iosaliaa. iiess
terms
SINGER III HALEY Building
Easy TO nANpLE AND vERr
CHEAP
- FOR five acres n fins iand one
and one-haW mites from ear end a.
minutes ride q ths rifN This IA
nifs level lard Terms - cash bal.
q n NfgWni.H
g. rianess llulldlns
AWFUL CrtnAr Eoins East nsv >.
storr house lsfss tract ard also
10 cords sued eniy tS7t terms -
seheoi osnsr effies Garden station.
fsN minutes tide Henton ear ard
oeeidsntai ara fssisr
For ssls-ttovses ard lots.
cffENf-Gosd tsass. isfEs ifast %
t saa Is asns and B o.. - Sosss
- frfda - Nuud tree. come today
gffles on Efeund. D. fare on wash.
tnEton street
go PER No Will MY a HoME
On shore - lake Wash while YOU
live in % Is min. ride on wash ~
car or take 1ssteI way car sud 80
every hour from 20 "A. m ta1p IN.
g Southeast seattle.
ron aAf.E-or rent Groom cottage.
G-fnut front room far one more
house. the best View Ia city. at
HnYiHfuu North between Thomas
ard Harrison. inquire - PIKE.
q a0-FOH BALE HISTORY. sfx.room
modern house Pine virW = sound
and mnuufulHH Located uu 9TH ave
wfft Queen Anne Hiii 30 east
balance ~ per month owner 1t1
9Th ave. vest
ron SALE iue-ruom house and loi.
near Thomas ct. North Seattle
Good buy t@ 80 down.
MODERN cottage Of five rooms. fine
location on car liuo, easy terms
MAIN 1851
business Chances
G1TGN- Nov f6daii6n. Ii0a aniI EeSi
offered in last years. snap.
Saloon Very beat proposition in city.
Saloon and hotel country. tis0o
HaominR house Never offered before:
best ln city uaq0 cash required
tuFeHtmcnt fiad0. principals only.
SINGER ul=2i3 Bailey HuIidiHH
FoR SALE Lodging house. u newly
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INDIANS TO
CELEBRATE
Especial to The star,

Especial 10 The SfzFl
sPALDlNG. Idaho. June 2f.-At
a recent council Of the sub-ehIefs
of the Nez Perez Indians IL vas de-
cided 20 hold q grand Fourth OF
July celebration here. The Indians
are nov preparing the grounds and
race track and IL IL expected the
celebration will be the largest held
b the tribe for = number Of years.
Indians Who have been visiting on
other reservations are returning to-
assist In the preparations. and large
delegations Of visitors are expected
from the several reservations OF the
northwest. Horse racing will be a
principal feature OF the celebration
and Will probably last several
weeks There viii be a war parade
and various Indian dances by the
Nez Perez and by visiting tribes.
Sergeant Mike 7. Powers. OF tina
police department. who was married
TO Miss Charlotte Ada Mcleod vee-
terday morning. has been granted
leave OF absence and will spend
his honeymoon I'm Spokane. MANY
friends were present at the cere-
monY In the Church OF Our LADY OF
Good Help. Rev. Father o'Brien
officated
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

P. 4, Mullen, s2i bsliara ave. spN
City Halt
Fremont orua Co. Ewing street
snd Fremont avenue.
W. A. MANSFIELD a Co. DRUGGIST
I'D and taeksen.
oseham's Home Bakery, sfos let
asenus.
c N LOhndrStt cigar store eidb
Second
Thea HARRIS. al Pesseflee. Rsnsen
Littisis Phsraasey. tst ave. .nerth
and harrison street J, ~ httfs
Proprietor
Carlton a Co. Druggist. Ger, SIN
-. and Pas. street South Seattle
Y. A. Moors. Pssteitioe, 50, psrk
University prua ssors, urivsrsie
Station.
tssssli 81 Pharmssy. ioe4 Hssssil
street.
Ralnlsr Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. pre'
prleter. eo2s e. Madison.
Ceiunshia Drua stsrs, W. J. stud
isys prep. ceiumhia. Wash
Broadway Phsrmssy, p. G. Fishsn
prep. sis Broadway ard James
ouaker DRUG c. toi5 let ave
lsary's PhArnsey, as N. Broad
~ast nhone. Onlea ss.
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Dancing Academy -.
W1efAE tattn IN danflnn cinraea far
hrglnnesIa ihie month. even Monday l.f
nouH daily Wilson'S Dancing School
ftflh and Pike streets.
DRAMATIC School
EQAN Dramatic Beboal announce
summer season II class Worh com
mfnfiua Juno is| hhhkaHprnru ana
l.laaaioa under direction ~ rrnnh e
SO pei month Slasa limited. "a
roli to-day 90 iiolYnke Block Phone
niue eaa
- houssmovefs
nm MAufiNHON. liaasa Mottf aud
Raiser. Foundation work Estimates
CheerfuliY furnished Phones Front
on y ata ~ Seventh at south.
Hospitals
private home bsfofe ana dufna
ggrfiuefHsnt tsrma feaHauahis. uurHs.
nlaek tae. 10 Thlrigsseeond ave.
Jurk
~ vou. waht cgrrfet Nslsns snd
SuSE c.. W. %sa.,s si,a asis o. "a
oeull.ts ara burist,
Arcade buiidins
DR. % " PERRY. oeuilst AufisI
On FONDA sADEAu-saa Burs. bla
ostsopa,hy
" AblllaalON lhHIHMAhf ~
OurEorATTfY- tat second apsnus,
phone tamsH tsu both men and lady
osteops ths examination free.
n altEpfEhD ostsopathis, mas
~ aetFaes Home tmsut -
wAallIegToE ISsrfruTE OF os-
az 6sp".i, saiidl6s' y irlpst
N,1RH "a az p A4TTrIP .,s o "a, RogP ~ r.
Millinery
BINIIAlI MGlLINEn4 at low pfieea
Me N Hanson. isi. COZ. tih and
n.ehsnlesl Usalassr.
n l. HAli-AsrKH-aass risnsss
Photographers Supplies
NTI7Y1T- % FufiH0HfAT'fif ~ =
amateurs IN Roche rhuio supply
Co III Marion ~
ANpEnaos SUPPLY co. IN chsfry
Phy.lolsr and tureson
NN kN " tIuNEh d II HlnrAl.y
Hrs g q evenings IN taKe itti
pR IS n INqE Dalton tu Ar
cads BIDS skin shd ssnito- urinary
pR ANNIE RussEI. = iiinsisy Bs.
~ Chambers. Episf blE Both phones.
Printing ard Binding
AoSE. The Printer liz Hprlns a..
eomnsreiai printins q al sinaa
Pstsn, Attorney
y. q AbAAB-br.fuhs coimsn blAs
Rubhsr Stamps
~ htisii stAsst's mace. a. Afe-d.
ship Builders
hoHAN MOS CnMrASN. En9ineers
ard ahlFIaIffern nfY Fltsf - l.4mz
be- hiifs Seattle
.--..,-.........s tersss
fHrAkA aeiIssfsa = ssaGs > a.ss
stofsss fres. plane sna faruitars
nosinf ssumatss siNsn Lnien
Trsnsfsr w.ogess Co. m First
both phonss Asin -
- ug,hr.ila rspslsinp
NMEtAtsi An aaauNfaaHuIsd Fssesss
srirs sud 9~lfIal rsratflns SO ses-
sot sseaua Nobssaa nfoA
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VHfYs6Ids car9aiil shop. Col
man Dock Indian relies, sea shells,
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VI eaiiecf acco1nfs and ci6lms - ~,
err kind mo- charge unless We sue
coed seattle Law A Collection Co.,
a. Sullivan building.
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chickens. hens and spring. isdiSis.
Ducks i've. iic dressed tiHiTc per rs
Geese. ifc Der M. Squads. scarce.
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asy. orsin ard Feed
Butter EGGS. chsss.

Native creamery. eoo per ~. Taatsep
eteamefy, fresh. &c 10. storage a49t
EEHH- Native ranch aolflio doz. ore
son ranch g'c doH Eastern. &c doH
Cheese Native. itdtba per 10. Eust.
fru. tsc per 10
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& 30
aRdQ in ths paved district be-
tween Janice and Madison
Ne kHaa thia o. D. tie
cheapest EHB in thiH dias
frift aua aua kuuH tHa
beet luHama property i -
Gated on Ihs first hii tanaH
this %.
NsW truaIa modern house en
Zoe as aus block from
street Ger 81 good fesittsaHa
district A fuaf hams aHd
cen hs FnMEhf na 6aHN
terms - cash. balance
munthiF
~ 81 TURNER a 90.
ZI 6ifnhr H|dF
Both Phones Main ia
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tsa TO SEQ EACH
We Yst have fra eHHaas f7-HrFe
tracts &c MsadeEdale On anf fsasnr-
able terms. We furnish lauhsr faf
~ huiidlnE purposes On terms The
tracts are level ard Sod coil. ~
brush ~ STANDING flmheH We have
soid q tFmsaefs tracts - acfuai ssfs
tiers and they asr nov usnaina On 70
them We ere tuiidinE haasss ana =
store. clearing Lard sHa making
roads ard streets This lard is On the
tire - ths Seattle ard fsrsrrst IN
tsrurhau e n nos under ennsfrur.
ton The improvements uuw EuinH
on a. Msad1Wdais will fuakn this
land iugfeaas IN value fnFssfiaats
Northsru trHta rs o'ciaeE AM morn
inF nuF ticket % Nezhsr ara ~
turn rnsflna - We meet ths srsin
~ Meshsr snf show thH ffaris Al
for Mr MHithf irslsi - seeing al.
aals. owned by WEST 4 WHEEL
y " Wet ! " whesisr
WEST 4 WtfEEf IN.
- Iui0n Block
Sunset. Main as tnd Ht
VIII PAY ron rrsrEF IN oNF
over 90 crates = rirawhsrriss . asy
are being uirkpd on fH aTreH 81 lmnf
adlaininr Aaama' Home Tracts b.
p Huntfnnfan IT, haa tsama fanf
lnE ~ market Acre fraela - this
fertile isad far sals OF sasY terms
ear and Graded rrhoni
CfHAa ~ ADAMS
sse ist az {" starr Boyd bldg
RoR EATE
FeauNful = arre uu rnf tins with new
fsrnnu hard Nnish cottage f0r 4
few fars af az Nth fsrf1a r. Fare
OWNER. ROOM - UNION BLK
ARE Yor TRYING TO GET a
HAWClTs
We are offering 3 nerea - fine sssv
cleared laaa very best = sofl Laws
has free mail delivery ore - The
finest county, fnsda iu the state close
drive 20 eftV Wtfh tea fire pnrinFa
ard for The small price ~ "a. o.
cffAs. v. ADAMS
sia's iat ave % stafr=Hafd bldg
For Sale-Tinber Lands
-s------=zs==.--=~--------
HoMEsTEADs and timber claims. re-
unqui shmeut 10 vel improved home
stead cheap.
o. 81 HRowN. The Cruiser.
fia Pacific Block.
We 5 dlsF % acre. of ts TIMER VS., iim..,
on the Coast. good mill site. loss
can D. fiaatsd 10 salt Nafar. J. a.
Grow. - FIRST ave.
TIMBER LANDS
n vou want 70 use your homestead o.
timber right apply 90 n whittier.
iiverton station. Take New Rcnton
ear
For Sals-Rsai Eststs
-s'---=-s-~-es~~--~----
o. tif fis. 90 FOH LARGE Level,
lots with city water on every in
90 houses built and sold each mo
After sou see Southeast Seattle ua
proposition for home aud Iutesfuenfs
lZ per cent guarantee II increase ID
value The first year goes with every
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Hhllhut ldso per 10. salmon front
tuNu per 10 founders. B. per ID. Holea
tIto per p. nhrimps. iso per 10. amsita
tIbc Der ID.
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~ tiG fis 81 ron LARGE Level.
lots with city water on every iof
20 houses built and sold each mo
man can convince You - better
proposition for home and Investment
u per cent guarantee IF Increase iu
value the first year goes with every
east Seattle.
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For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

fON AAil1a ono second hand autos
hike. made hY HOLLY Meter 60 also
new Orient Huckhoarda. Haaulino
clifford q Dow
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i 'WkNf eaed fafm "a b 10 b acfss
VIII ra4 cash call Al Room 81
Union Htayk
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ron SALE Adjustable nahy uuAgy
sst md ave. noth phanea. Mi or
BLACK sit
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Dancing headsWI .--..sz
H'it1AE taten ln danelnn clnraea for
beginners thln month. every Monday
uud Friday evenings Private les
sous daily Wilson's naHelnn School
Iifth ard Pike streets
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FOR SALE e 80 pound team. harness
and wagon az aud ave
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prsms,le School

llAN Dramatic Hehoni announce
summer season ~ class work com
Wfneiua Juno ib. hhhkaHprnru aud
Eran and - irving Coolidge. Terms
o. na pee month Class limited. Eta
rpll to-day a9 ifuiFuke Block Phone
niue HA
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11

Bills printed at the True Northerner
office announce for II II. Jennings an
auction sale of four horses, l3 head OF
dairy cattle, farm machinery, etc. This
property was taken on mortgage, and
will be sold Wednesday, November l6,
at his farm J. p miles south west of Glen
dale, Take notice that this is not the
old Jennings farm, but another owned
by Mr.. Jennings located as above. The
stock is not in good sale condition and
will doubtless bring low figure. Ii. w.
McCabe is the auctiopeer.
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Circuit Court

Sebastian Mchels vs.. Alice f. Shaw;
verdict sustaining will; 60 days stay OF
proceedings to perfect appeal to supreme
court.
Bertha Martin VS.. George w. Fisher,
Andrew A. Baxter aud Judson j.
Moses. This is an action on the case
brought by the widow of the late Arba
Martin who was shot by Harry Fair
banks, claiming damages for the illegal
sale OF intoxicating liquor to her hus-
band by Fisher, a druggist, which liquor,
it is alleged, contributed toward his
death. The case was begun last FRI
day and occupied the time of the court
until yesterday. After being out several
hours the Jury returned with verdict
of 81 900 in favor OF the plaintiff.
The people VS.. Benjamin +. Bayles.
Tho respondent, having been heretofore
convicted of assault with intent to muir
der one Sylvester Cole of Decatur, was
sentenced to Jackson from five to ten
years.
Frank G. Hudson vs.. Orpha Hudson;
divorce; decree granted.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
AmOnq Our Advertisers.

Warner has cut the prices of meats.
Read his adv.
Leland b. Gorton has good word for
Steck pianos this week.
Butter6ed a. Ball have a new adv. in
this issue. 1t may be of value to you.
Harry Busley has an adv. of hand
made candies and plain aud ornamental
cakes
Charles desires that all attend his
formal opening next Saturday. Souve-
Mrs for all visitors.
II. G. Waters & Co. quote prices on
various articles in enameled ware. All
housekeepers will be interested.
The absolute certainty that you save
as much as you pay helps to fasten your
trade on overcoats To f.. Smith * Co S
November discount sale. It's doubt
destroyer.
A good take heed will surely speed
the sagacious are usually lucky. r.
Smith a. Co.'S best advertisements are
not printed-they are worn They are
the H. S. & M. good clothes for men.
Did you ever rotice that after wearing
most makes of shoes from two to three
months that they lose their sbapeY Such
is not the case with Queen Quality, the
famous shoe for women, for they retalr
their original shape until worn out be
de being very easy. Sold in Paw Paw
at W. Il. Sellick's.
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Horticultural Association.

The Paw Paw Horticultural association
will hold its first meeting in Grange hall,
November II, at 10 a. m. First will be a
business session, reading and adopting a
constitution and bylaws, aud transact.
ing such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting; picnic dinner; bring
your baskets. At 1870, an interesting
program will be presented. Every body
is invited especially fruitgrowers. Bring
your daughters and sons.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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ReaI Estate Transfers.

Elzna V McDougal to l. b Yoke ct all;
lot and = lot 8 blk Is Paw Paw; 81.
Caroline Sanders to A b Virgins; lots
8, 6, 7. and blk b Haven's add Bloom
ingdale; $500.
@ f. Prater to Jennie Rhodes ct all;
und y lot on margin Four Mile lake
Paw Paw; $50.
Lewis Whitehead to NJ Murphy; ] y a
NV sw a 5 Porter; 800.
Sophia l. Nesbitt ct al to q II Sher-
burne: W & d Hamilton; $4,000.
G. w Webster to A M Bushoung and
wife: lots 1853 and 1874 So Bangor; $3.50.
T. r Snow to @ A Finch a swA Ia
Almena; $500.
Seth Eby ct al to f Ii Pierce ct al;
n s 4 20 Columbia 5000.
II j Turner to G w Andrews and W;
lots 6, 7, 8 and Home add So Haven;
$1,000
} S Vought to G w Wilson; pit lot
blk L Decatur; $3.50
WIN Wilson to Il II Wilson and wife;
n a n e "A | Hamilton and W 4 Q
Il 36 Lawrence; $1,000
Isaac Monroe to Thos Bayles; II $ e
"a 30 Arlington; $500
Thos Bayles to 9 e Sanborn; same as
last above; 5000.
w Ii Allen to l. Clement ct al; pit
lot blk 6 Coolies add Gobleville; 500.
Cong church to + NJ Ross; pei city So
Haven; 81 400.
VIM Lee Jr to A w Shannon; pit lot "a
Covert; $3.50
Nancy Thayer to G A Griffith and
wife; 26 a sec 20 Almena; 800.
Williams to L p McKimmie and
wife: lot city So Haven; 500.
G f Baty to N p Coburn; lot 7 blk 4
Home add SO Haven; 81 100.
Wisula Crawford to Martin Miner: lot
43 Crystal Springs add So Haven; 5000
Silas belong to j G. Miller; lot will
Bangor 500.
g L Baker to Helen l. Burke; 30 a
! will Decatur: 81.
LW Dunham to II l. Gurnsey; 20 a s
W fl a 7 Paw Paw: FL.
Della Darling to Edw Clark; e d v
a NV a 81 Covert; 500
mary \ Miller 10 - hODOluS' lou
blk If d II Il CO. add So Haven; 81 500
CN Whitehead to A p Clausonthue
pit II sec Is Paw Paw; 81.
United States to NJ Gordon; n e "a
and % e d and W a "a Hartford
Enoch Church to VIM Traver; 215 n
a 26 Bangor $50.
f NJ Hopkins to Il ID Pool; lot 16 blk
% South Haven; 81.
Mary NJ Clark to G + Peterson; n p s
W "a 81 Lawrence; 81.
LIS Monroe to Della Darling; e a u "
Il sw a "a Covert; $3.50.
Jno Barringer to VIM Barringer; 4
sw d $ d % Geneva: $3.50
w T Ronk to Gustav MIKE and W: r
y lots | and blk IL South Haven
81 800.
Winslow Howard and to Mary K
French; 10 sec IA south Haven; $1,000
Cora NJ Parrish to Julia Thomas; LOT
blk 5 Clark's add Decatur 500.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11

There are still seats to reserve and
tickets for the lecture course which VIII
he on sale at Longwell's store, Saturday,
November 10.
The board will he open at $50 O'Clock
and the ladies especially request all hold
ing reserved seat tickets to notice il re-
serve coupons are plainly marked on
each ticket. IL not, please present them
to be compared with and marked from
the board on that day. The next enter
tainmert will be given Monday evening.
November 81, by Montavlle Flowers.
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Disastrous WRECKS.

Carelessness is responsible for many a
railway wreck aud the same causes are
making human wrecks of sufferers from
throat and lung troubles But since
the advent of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs aud colds,
even the worst cases can he cured, and
hopeless resignation Is no longer neces-
sary. Mrs. Lois Cragg of Dorchester
Mass, is one of many whose life was
saved by DR.. Kings New Discovery
This great remedy is guaranteed for al
throat and lung diseases by Longwel
Bros, druggists. Price, 80 cts. and 81
Trial bottles free. n
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Lucky Orange Blossoms.

Orange blossoms, associated with
religion by being originally brought
from the Holy Land by Crusaders,
have a good luck significance as well
that of prosperity. And no bride
can get too many of those symbols
on!
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ONLY Makes a Bad Matter Worse

Perhaps YOU have never thought OF It,.
but the fact must be apparent to every
Que that constipation is caused by lack
Of water in the system, and the use OF
drastic cathartics like the old fashioned
rills only makes bad matter worse.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets are much more mild and gentle in
their effect, and when the proper dose
is taken their action is so natural that
one can hardly realize it is the effect of
a medicine. Try a % cent bottle OF
them. For sale by Longwell Bros. IN
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the friends, neigh
bors and Oddfelows for their many
beautiful flowers and the kindnesses
shown us in the great loss of our beloved
husband and son. We also thank the
singers.
Mas adobe l.. POWERS,
Mr. HERMAN POWERS.
Mr. AND Mrs. b l.. FRENCH.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11

1t adds spice to dreary life, encourages
the human heart, lifts one out of despair,
breathes new life aud confidence. That's
what Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 30
cents. Martin & Showerman. IN
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Difficult Work,

cit always seemed strange to me-
remarked the observer of events ane
things, that a surgeon should have
as much difficulty carving a duck as
any other man."-Yonkers Statesman.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11

It's like a dip in the fountain of
youth" Touches the cheek so gently
that youth fingers on the face of old
age" That's what Rocky Mountain Tea
does. 80 cents Martin & Showerman. N
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
Notice.

Having been appointed guardian of tho
estate of Lewis M. Showermau, | wish all
having claims against him would present
the same. All owing him accounts are
requested to settle at once. The livery
business will be continued at the old
stand, and the patronage of the public
is solicited
u w. j. THOMAS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
q Matter
OfHeaMh

There is a quality in Royal
Baking Powder which makes
the food more digestible and
wholesome. This peculiarly
of Royal has been noted by
physicians, and they accord
ingly endorse and recon-
mend it.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Dolph Lockwood, %, Almeua; Lens
Stockwell, -, Pine Grove.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11
New SUITS.

Lacota Cider & Vinegar Company Va.
j. II. Sisson; injunction bill.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-23
SCENE OF INDIAN FIGHT.
r. Warner Returns to Valley After So
Years.

KENNEWICK, Wash, Nov. 23-R.
Warner arrived in town yesterday and
spent the day looking over the valley
for old landmarks He spent two
months in this valley SO years ago. He
was travelling through the state to
California with a wagon train and
while camped on a river near the pres
ent site of Kennewick the party was
attacked by Indians. The attack was
made in the night, and the Indians
succeeded in running off nearly all the
horses belonging to the travellers. Mr..
Warner was detailed to return to Wal
la Walla for new supply of horses
and the party awaited his return be-
fore resuming the journey. The out
fit was attacked again as they resumed
their journey, when several Indians
and three whites We're killed Mr. War
ner attempted yesterday to locate the
place where the battle occurred but
was unable to do So