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Milford chronicle., 1904-09-09
DEAFNESS Cannot be cursd.

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Ofthe ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, aud that is by constitu.
tional remedies. Deafness is cured by an in
hamed condition of the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is infiamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing,and when it is entirely closed, Deaf
ness Is the result, and unless the infammp-
tion can be taken out and this lube restored
TO Its normal condition, hearing Will be de-
stroyed forever nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an
inhamed condition OF the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for anv
case OF Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halrs Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for copstipation
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-09
HOUSTON ITEMS.

Rev. J. H Wilson preached last Sun.
day from these words; "As thy days so
shall thy strength be. The sermon was
torcibly and effectively delivered.
The Houston Packing COMPANY is
quite busy packing corn and tomatoes
The corn that they are putting up is of
an excellent quality and will no doubt
demand good price.
The cantaloupe season is about over
and prices have been very low and dis.
cOuraging. Watermelons are being
shipped in moderate quantities.
Hazel, the youngest daughter of Mr.
aud Mrs. TheO. Thistlewood, died sun.
day at noon of diphtheria, and was bur-
led Sunday night at Hollywood Gene
terry. Wilson Marvel also lost daugh-
ter last week of diphtheria. Dr. Car.
Isle. who is treating the cases out this
way. IS using every precaution to keen
the disease from spreading.
Henry Pusey has cut his corn with the
newly invented corn cutter, and mauv {
others will doubtless follow.
Contemplated changes in residences Il
are already being mode. Henry Pusev
70 his fam at Shawnee; Theo. Thistle d
wood to the Jester property, now owned n y
'yJ. q. Wharton, and Mrs. Henry Vim W
ard to the properly purchased by Wal hi
er johnson from J. G. Wharton.
Owing to the depression in the lum- rs rs
er trade, l.. H. Moore has an accumu. tai
itiOu of several carloads of lumber at
le station here, and 1000 feet at his gu
I'LL near the station. 90
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-09

Mrs Anna Smith, of Vineland, N. T..
has moved in with her aunt. Mrs. Akers
Mrs. Ella COunselman spent several
days at Lewes this week with Mrs w
w. Ingram.
Nutter and Joseph Marvel and Win
field Counselman went to Lewes on
Thursday and spent the night in fishing.
1hey were successful in their work and
brought home large bunch Of fish.
george johnson has been entertaining
his cousin from Wilmington.
II. c. Broake, wife and son. of vii
mington' have been spending several
days with J. w. Ennis.
W. c. Burton, of Angola. spent some
days this week with his daughter. Mrs
R. Graham.
Miss Bessie Collins, of Chester. is the
guest of her grandparents, J. w. Coli.
son and wife.
Mrs. Annie Koch is visiting her par
ents H. Vlnyard and wife.
Jennie and WiIbert Jump returned to
the West Chester Normal School on
Monday.
Lizzie Burris will open her school at
Willow Grove on Monday next.
Charles Hammond and wife who have
been spending several weeks as the
guests of Mr.. Purnell Hammond have
returned to their home in Newark NJ
w. N. Marvel,o New York, is spend
ing a short time with relatives here
Raymond Pusey, who has been here
or several days on the sick list has r..
umed his duties at Smyrna.
Rev. J. H. Wilson visited Benn um,s
his week
5. E. Reed was in town on Tuesdav v !
nd took home with him a ffty-pouD5 t
'atermelon.
J. {. Wharton and f. Frank Burris s
ere in Dover on Tuesday attending the a
State Convention as dele. d
ates. o o
Levi satterfeld is with his daughter +,
Willow Grove. u y
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-09

| NOTICE-In compliance with the nrovis
= ions OF the Act Of the General Assembi,
! OF the state of Delaware, regulating the 90 i,
OF intoxicating liquors, / hereby give nofic,
tnat on Monday, the 5rd day OF October la0f
1 shAl make application in writing 10 fhe
court OF General Sessions then to be held Of
georgetown, In and for Sussex county for 4
license for the keeping OF an Inn or Tavern
~ the mouse or hotel situated in Milford. in
me county and state aforesaid. and in the
0nited school Districts Nos. 2 100 lO9 and
~, ana COlored School District No no. in
sai9 county, known as the Windsor Hotel
ana FOR the sale therein of intoxIcatino IL
quors in less quantities than one quart. t6 he
urunk on the premises, OF which said house
m oI hotei and premises 1 am owner and occn.
pant, as IN my petition stated. The foIIowing
respectable citizens. six or mere of them he
said application 9Hu my
s. Napoleon Gray, James f. Giuisnie
Z. p. Jones' John N Tr,iitt pc
SI2iII yTnn - n, hoacn, VIM. y. Stevens,
" " ~ ~ Vi Sley' Snoekley' Harry Clay Butts,
~ 81 mer Nsl, BiVens Donovan
~. ~ ~ -Dauieis' Thomas Hentheru
7 =, Il :, Iuule'' Nathaniel j. Stuart
u -, y, ISiii t5 Howard q. Sapp,
" ~ IL Noplhsoh' Frank c. Robinson.
HARRY b. WINDSOR.
Milford, Del, sept 9Th, 1904.
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-09
OCEAN VIEW.

We are having quite drouth altbougb
( change OF weather has been tbreatening =,
G several days. ~
Nearly all Of our summer visitors have re
turned home
capt Edward $. Tunnel and wife of .evye
visited his brothers last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hooker, and obiIdre, .,s,
Mrs Maria Aydelott, of Lewes. are the opest.
Of friends in town.
9eFeIHloI our yoHng people leave for scbooI
this week. Miss Myrtle Daisev for coIdo,--
College; Misses Ella Belts, Florance 49,
Frances Evans, Mary James. Ollie steele ana
Edward James, to Conference Academy. I'd.
mund James, Delaware College; Rollo Pen
nett,Bethany College; Spencer H. TnnpsII
Banks College, and J. Vaughn Tunnel Fran.-'
lin Institute. an a.
hI. ana Mrs Crawford and daughters who
spent the summer with Rev. and Mrs d.
nam returned To their homes at wvo,, H.,
last week "yoiplng
Ihe bethany Beach Company gave do
i'sA'lui excursion TO Millsboro last Wednes
uay on the steamer Atlantic. Amono a.
II I'D eer we're Mr.. and Mrs. Dinker. Mr. ana
" S' Auuy' MISS Jennie Addy and Dr. ADD
-dI' ana MIS- Drexler, DR.. and Mrs. Kiri, ~.
/ euIou' MIS- France, Miss Jean Franco ,,,ss
needy Harold Dinker, Miss Robinson NJ
'PeaI' MFA' and Miss Latimore. Mr. Sbio,ds
lHu hF. ana Mrs Sevatelle, from Betbanv
DeooH' MISS Florence Belts, Mrs Mar, tfoi,
."u iallliy Mr.. and Mrs. q. W, TunneIi fror,
Ioetn NleW'Mr' and Mrs. George Townsa,5
NJ NJ DuAes' Miss steele, Mr.. and Mrs lou, .,
|. iiiFilie' ana Dr. and Mrs. james. of Rovano
ne river mas been dug out from the ola
1uulns' SO mat the boat could go pnto tho
lAi' congressman Houston and faD,iI,,
lel the eAcursionists at the wharf. also NJ
Harles houston had his team sent down o,,a
7VeIai OF the ladies' had lhe pleasure NJ ria
y through the town. Tables were nade =,
'ine oi the boards lying at the wharf ana
eie esOoh covered with the substantial tbtp,s
i'lei several cameras were broupbt for a.
'oaslon' ana some good pictures were tal,o,
the ola MIL and the wharf, One anpsin,
ie Vi some OF The gentlemen who had mr.
99eu "atermelOns for the home trim ora
7ie carrying them on board the sfeauer
:, anu MIS- houston, Miss Lydia HoustoD
u Oiotner' ana Miss White, of WasblRgtoD
. oOiuP panied the excursiOnists back IN the
l"nuinE "here carriages awaited them
vas aSout p. m, when the Atlantic I
. : iheu INTO whites Creek, and all felt tbev
spent pleasant day, and one lono 10 ha
nembered, on the homeward drive srorS
town to Bethany Beach. ''0'"
lrs Frances pony became frightened ana
away throwing herself and Miss Robin-
out but we are glad to say, neither one
seriously Injured.
'Veral Of the cottages will be closed at the
GA Lnis week. but few will remain optn
'ugh September.
r. Drexler, Mr.. Shields, and Coporess,,.,.
ham, Of Pennsylvania. all expect 70. erao,
cottages this fall. Mr. Mole nos 49,
ract. mas '"e
" Mr. Walters,of the Christian Cbprcb
lies In a very serious condition m tba -
e of bis son in New York.
". Mr.. Grahame, Of the M. E. Church ev-
70 noIa ten days basket meeting -
on sundayseptembe 1Itb.
pl T. Il. West is feeling much better, and
'een able to walk around town. OFF
Milford chronicle., 1904-09-09
The Editor.

o, to be an editor,
with all his untold Joyi
Not to have a single thing
To trouble or annoy.
Just to live In luxury,
And lunch on printers pie"
Not to do mite of work.
Just take my ease-O, my!
o, to be an editor,
Where all things go just right;
Each subscriber pays his bill,
And never feels a slight.
o, to be an editor!
diff they were that kind.
Free from trial, want and care
but they have woes-you'd hnd)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-13
DENIED NkE
FRANCHISE
CORPORATIONS COMMITTEE
TELLS CRANE HE MUST &C,
CUpr THREE

The corporate Ions committee sea.
terday afternoon postponed eousld-
GRAFTON of the Diamond Ice q htor-
aEe rompanys triple franchise Tor
the distribution of steam heat. cleo
trlglty and gas, and took up the
American Improvement eomnanY'H
raH franchise The committee de-
Cided that the former franchise
would not boz acceptable until u
had been divided into three. and
Manager Crane was sitcn until
next "Wednesday 10 make up hia
mind Il such changes would be Ac-
cepiablc to him
Several changes Ia the American
Improvement company franchise
proposed hy Mullen were agreed
upon By the committee aud the
company Among them was one
which made 10 incumbent upon the
company Ia furnish gas 10 any ten
houses in the city limits situated
within "a acres of contiguous terri
tory upou the request of the own
cts
Another raised the cash hnnd
which the company deposits with
the city treasurer a. soon as the
franchise la passed 90 guarantee lta
acceptance by the company within
90 days from g. 400 90 5000.
The term of the frandhi aud the
maximum rate that can be charged
could not be agreed upon Rude
wanted a rate Of . ccus per thou.
sand feet. bat the company would
not agree TO A. Mullen was in
favor of a 2e.year franchise with
rate 81 40 cents public buildings to
set the Fas Tor 90 cents bowen
was In fayor OF a stil shorter fran.
Chise
Mullen stated that he knew hv ~.
nefience that although the Seattle
Lighting eompanf had reduced lie
rate 90 81 his ga bin was AZ high
AZ II ever was Members OF the
American Improvement company
made similar claims
They also said that laeai men
nos controlled their company alb
sointely and that all they wanted
was a franchise sufficiently liberal
30 make it possible Tor them % sell
bonds
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heavily
The moaus GA. Yra ont Wsat
it looks found fsu knoN
Miaa Strong stopped aud raised
aefefs eyes Is fhr moonlight "HeiHu
ditua tell me she fenr0tlxeiy muf-
injured Have Yaa beeu liEht.
headed DOES
"fstef since ! fifE kuee you. ~
responded zfm not rerpauaibie. -
sou must be ratfeni I've had 90
nrrfaaa 81 BE- - for three yeafh
Patient Mas strong said
Three yeaFs'
"Yau'fe made me miserable fer q
Eoad DIAL iansrr than that. ktitK
stafford asat EeHfIf "a saH bad
enough at first. when things werr
equal between us When they
Neren.f { reni away DO yan know
BE- ifreleyanflf added ~ he looked
down a. hef faen IA TIE moonlight
I've had yau in ny minds eye
fffai ifan a picture fu mf pocket
che way ynu ieuked the last time I
saw yen.
Remembering their last Interview
and tfs termination. Miss strong
silfrrned
. remember too. she dls,antly
sid -
Stafford. perhaps SMILED
You are not changed in fhe
teaat= De continued why don't
You tell rne II ana =
Yes are slider" AisH strong ssIA
with affr I'D hesitation. You don't
MIND -
"fra compliment from yaa.
You know you used 10 tell me- I ssas
too Young
Miss Strong Colored uuuhaervediY.
80 you bear maiicc." she said
su1 not You're not the same per-
son Fau used 20 BE- I shall have TO
i've up On the future. % very off,
ferrut standards"
~Ym meant" There had beef,
Significance in her voice thst
caught his ear unrleasaniiF.
To Stafford u ausaested the enc
definite thing b. bad feared duriug
thrHe years and had fought against
finding true.
There e. someone else then 2" he
said quietly with all the spring out
f 81 his voice
Misa sifunr's comprehension
flashed the situation. she demurely
+ encouraged It,
YOU have heard nothIng1' she
began uucertHinly.
"Nothlng." he said Rravelv.
How silent you arr'" she com
monted after few minutes. Ny
/ friends have been Ho nice about IT.
an 81 them. And YOU oue OF my
oldest ones"
You expect too much. he said.
with teeth set My real feelings Z
Miss stronR's shoulders shook a
! little
who o. heT" Stafford al last
managed hits voice "a nsk.
He Mhaf'
Again stafford set HIS teeth.
THE man you are engaged TO. "
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Out of the West


moment You were clever arrange
mont Helen had prepared Tor sur
prialng uuauapeeilng guests
Exactly charged monograph
lcnliH with fxllnel speeches.
'Garinua' Don't spring them OH
ut onee Him Strong begged uarY.
nuah They'd be dangerous. Think
of having 10 listen GO 'faroff. old.
unhapny things
They needn't b. unhappy things
stafford reasonably suggested They
paused Ht the open i-frufh window
There's moon" he brilliantly
added
= saw II ~ We came she eN-
planned
You can zee II ao much better
from the lawn"
She lifted her eyebrows
'fhu moon must De- rare in your
pnft 81 the country"
'tfa uo much nfetiieH here be-
returned unshaahed IT looks alf.
fcfeutiy there show II 60 me. and
7 cau tell fpu how different MaYnt
I get sou Mmu#
I don't care for one. SHE said.
but De brought some ones fehfhnry
WmurinFa and aalieitousiy cnFei-
nped her head aHd shoulders
And the Woou97 Mlaa strong
questioned for stafford NHH silent
ha they went down q path hotdafed
hy Flowers whose sweetness dfiftrd
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A PROVISION OF TIE COMMONWEALTH

Recently heralded all the country that relative Of
President Garfield died inrma lie was not near
relative and claim Kind Of relationship Was
ie eoaded enough immortaliae this particular
pauper
relative OF president aud what II he died IN
an nnrmaryg The made the chief
requirement that he shall pension
O wfe's fory-scyenth cousins.
Again there attached residence in an
inrmay Perhaps attributed In 70 the support
Of institution ne did IL mans charity be enjoys
bat provision sah that old shall not be
hurf
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wlth noorn. Hardly. she iant that
aort 81 q klrl she's ~ brave a. che
ran b.
sOf course she N. Stafford said
sith sams wrath "nYou think
eoulfut know she'd be that Mfa
nrathwalteg
Mra Brathnaite ignored foF
fsaHona-ihe Nrafh
The bishop sas the worst upset
81 the tao. she explained
You know h perfectly adorrs
Kitty. aud BE- waa always ~ GLAD
that she bad money If her nwm a.
he viii have - little - iraxe her
~ you know be brEEud Robert 90
break u 60 her An 1here are the
GfanEsfaf Neai And KittYa with
them Va she dp-sust know you
arr here
She went away 20 greet these late
affiyaia - her Informal dance ami
Stafford. from the angie Of 3 glass
aarern that partially concealed him
looked a. Kitty strung with the
EYES 81 a man aho had been away
three years How aweet. hos freah
how exquisite ahs VAS The ruom
SIS nearly empty thlnued hT
dancing and moonlight Mrs
Granger and her daughter passed
on 10 the merit room
The bishop sent hts love iteisn
Stafford heard MlHH strong Say n
she and Mrs nraithuaite mueefbio-
Refher down The room AND paused
a moment neaH him Tie No1ld
have been deiiehtcdto have bnuEhi
n himself hut You see thaf NofAd
have been hrresV 90 his priufl plFa
He has whole cohorts and pha lanx-
- - principles and they Keen him
in such ORDER lie used 90 valisa b
confessed under pressure and BE-
was coneeiird enough 30 EaY he odd
II beautifully Tie vas nfuFokc Cd
when I laughed and said There
we're things the bishop ~ kumfifpn
dare not do tf
They laughed together,
= gave him a box 81 chpaolaica
for consolation tonight and ! left
him eating them abaentmindedly
aud boring himself ffiehlfullY with
presentation copy Of verses some
one sent him saw tlowcli'a new
novel on the table How he viii
revei IN H-aud the chocolates No
matter how theg pretend. did you
know men really like sweet
things
They do" Stafford said. comm Z
out o. HIS corner into the conVeraa-
ton
Miss Strong gave an irrepressibie
start. but said nothing. and Mrs
Brathwaitc went scrcncly on o.
other dutiea
you will shake hands With me
Stafford Insisted II is really I.
not a Jack -in-the- box
$50 glad YOU'VE treasured me.
Miss Strong said. not. however.
shaking hands II thought for a
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ny NAY HARRIS
tcopitlHht ian3 by the Frank Les
lie Publishing House,

Japanese lanterns made soft
points Of light la the green gloom
IT the trees Of the nrnthWriteH'
grounds and besides n three quar-
tera moon lent a final touch Of
glam0f There we're groups uf PEG
Pile on the vernndn and the steps
leading 30 the garden were also ne
eupiod From the brilliantly 1T
rooms the hand entirod. and the
sound ~ dancing feet made a
deeper undcrtane 10 the music
Mrs nrathWaiie. husiraa wise.
saothed Stafford who was just re
turned from three years OF exile IN
the west aud who refused 90 b.
made known 10 the people he did
not know. and was not eager to Re
call himself - those be did
"she will be here Mrs nrnth
waite said in response 10 an inquiry
If Stnffafda .nld Robert tell YOU
She's visiting the Changers She
aud the bishop came down 20 staF
through June and they were here
When the news came
Hilow does she take a." Stafford
asked rs she
"WrInEinF her hands and weep
inn aioudf' Mrs ntuihwaite asked
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Are
Enthusiastic

Over shs large ard bsavtiful Ire 81
Planes ard Organs ina, pss have ths
piessurs 81 showing st this tire
The utmost carv has beer exercised
IN the selection 81 makes ina, have
an established repssssisn for ssas.
me merit. ard tire mention % such
names a. ch.eksrins q Sens. 40.
bart ~. Cable. Ninabsli. Psass ard
the new D. 5. Juhnston CO. Pianos
ard Voesion ard kimbsH Organs
are 80 we'll known for their many
superior qualisiss that they a. ones
appeal 10 ard inspire soafdssss IN
intending purchasers who take the
trouble 20 invsstissss, ard which
the majority do. True. ys have ire
ausntly made some very strong as
ssrtions about our line Of instru-
nsnts. and every word - the truth,
as vss know 4. " sss are wrong ue
are honest IN cur sronpnsss. You
surely must sss that we are IN ear
nest. We figure that u ne are
wrong a 10 easy for you 10 prove a.
and u 80 are right Il Is worth your
while 10 know u. Among tive many
things you are sure 10 iind here are
correct prices, easy terms. court.
sous trestmens and gilt edge guar.
snteea.
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4 BIT or kENTUcKl PROGRESS

Much has been said In cr Kentucky and
Il There Is tendency 20 awakening
which bloody ground teach lesson
q sister states.
Kentucky justice ned other than By her courts
has been hasty elsewhere the mills Of Justice
grind SLOW The Kentucky ustice Is different
In owensboro ommied August T. aud on sepem
to Be hanged Pretty quick nc.
ton there for any American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-13
YOUNG REPUBLICANS

The republicans 81 The fIfat and
second uaris win hofd Ialui u.eet-
luG fhia evening tn Hen fiuf
fau. corner ~ Ninth avenue and
Hesisf Way. under the auspices %
the Young Mems Republican club.
- IL Plies aill be thH speaker nf
thc evening This vlil - the first
meeting - the camrsisu under the
clubs ausnlfea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-13

Is the Letter OF Acceptance going
a. dfsplaee the Party Platform IN
the futures
The campaign seems 70 hefs m
tto.luced the Burnt Onion NieAci
Cigar.
Wonder II the BARRIERS assnela-
tion. In convention assembled. pass
80 resolutions Of CONCENTRATION
ever the passing Of the popuiist
Tarty.
Nov some one rises ap 90 aver
that the hornet seldom atinEs.
whnts the difference Onee 10
enongh.
. ss.,.ue4 EsgHA Josh WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-13

Myar nannFcr eoufuentauon Tor his nrnu
action Ferguson auor license Tor the
notorious TIE fisht hns
and work and down he ae and
eesn Joints csleted district where vom-
e are fsrcea afford 20 stop
na for Il would b. slninenty Ferguson
win one rule and aa-hseasefa wfh aneher
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FORCED TO MOVE


The entire stock Of houaeh old
goods. consisting OF furniture. car
pets. stoves and ranges, Croekery
and granitcware must be sold NJ
once
Don't forget the number
Id9o FIRST AVENUE.
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Mr. aud Mrs. a. @ Koene left last
week for Maine They will make
"A tour Of the east and south. stop
Ping at all the principal cities and
lalurnIns hY wy nf CallfnrnIa
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10 cure rheumatism. asthma. en-.
tarrh, stomach. kidney, liver. fe-
male weakness and all private dis
eases. Cali aud zee this wonderful
Chinese medicine. Have talk with
He Wo before giving up your case
as hopeless. Consultation FREE.
si0la WASHINGTON STREET.
SEATTLE
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"And cave hs opinion that whoever could make two
blades ars spot % ground
en grew better ~ mankind and
do essential service country whole o.
politicians put tosether"-Jonathan Swift
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THE BURNT ORANGE
My diagnosis ~ the style
Qunth wise old pr kale.
is that they Show a trace % Bile
From brown Oetober at
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Tn good book says
they Il faith hope an
charity bot III Be
dumbcd II ] en- find
ennythlng bout or
eanized charity
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IL Wisconsin court Just 1894
ausstlons Werc asked about some
cheese which was the subject u nj
CATION This was probably On the
theory that truth Is mitey and must
prevail
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NEW COLORS
Whx aut pct on ths market thes
new ruloraf
Mashed Potato White.
Hasaenpfeffef Brosu.
Cream Puff yellow
smoked Sturgeon Buff
Marinlerte Herring Gray.
Dried prune Black
Scorehed ZNiehack Ebouys
speckIsd Lemon Green
Fried Egg Orange.
Slowed spinach Emerald
Frontage &c Bris yellow
Ekg Plant Purple
Breakfast Food Straw.
Tripe Tints.
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He Wo Chinese Medicine Co

= AAt AAA tIA 1Att
diseases OF men
and women with.
out oper alton.
Cured by power.
ful Chinese root9
herbs. barks. buds
and ege tables.
These wonderful
CT. incae remedies
have cured hun
dreds OF cases
that have been
given up to die.
We GUARANTEE
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TIE ssfssri ce. leans. Ete.
n Nnu want something an which
yuu can safely rely in iaana real
estate ur Investments. see The saf-
tori Co 1as-e Collins baliaiur ~
AaftaH has been established here
sixteen years and 81 ir kHawn that
bis uura IL aa good aH hts bend re
fera e. every bank b. seattle sss
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The leaves are now having their
turn
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Teacher Sydney. what do you
know about the Anglo Saxon race
Sydney don't know anything
about II. teacher ! was out to the
bah game
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20 be lit. Are" Is used adviscdiY
IN speaking of the original Gibson
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HIIU = iTlIN lin ~
Answering Hot Summer who ask
81 IL a fat hog came 20 500 what
would a poor one come 20. poor
enc would come 10 an ear OF corn
Tarrior Switch Cor sequachee
9Tonnl News.
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DOwle has begun talking for
Roosevelt Republicans. however.
are still confident OF Teddy's cleo.
ton.