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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18
They are from the left:

at rest are on one chart. The conso-
nants which are made by the use of
the Hips and the throat more or less
closed are on another chart.
The consonants are classified into
four divisions. Those made by the
lips, such as p" and "b;". those made
by the tip Of the tongue. like "t'' and
Cd" those made by the top Of the
tongue, like "ch" and "sh;'" and those
made by, the back Of the tongue, like
*" and 1"g". The letters are pro-
Theoretically. szs>. :,
While teaching the child the posi-
ton OF the mouth for the different let
ters, charts are used showing the cor
rect position Of the mouth and tongue
as used in making each letter at the
same time the child Is trained I'd OBJ.
serve the positions from the teachers
mouth. ~
- To master. these sounds and theil
various combinations takes months
and even years Of practice. The
sound of separate letters is taught
first, then the combinations of two
letters. When these combinations
have been sufic GENTLY mastered, words
Of two and three letters are taught.
These are followed BY words Of more
than one syllable, then short sentences
which in turn are followed by longer
ones, and SO on till the child hal
learned TO talk. n. q B
While The child is learning speech
he III at the same time learning K
read the line or to understand what i
being spoken from watching the mo
ton Of the speakers Hips. This ID I
branch of their education the deaf 4.
4 whole do not take kindly to. II |,
sdimcult, 20 dihacuft that Il Is ! wonder
that the deaS do not Get entirely dis
Outraged and give up utterly. 81
And vet the progress along this lin.
40 little short of the marvellous on
" 81 pupils now n the school .
-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18
An Actors Blunder.

A theatrical manager tells of an anus
ing and ludicrous mistake made by
young actor in play.
The young actor had up to this time
employed his talents in enacting such
roles as called for no speech on his part.
But in this play he was intrusted with
the following line, the only words to
be spoken by him during the entire
play:
''The king is dead! Long live the
king!'
The critical time arriving, it was OBJ.
served by other players that the young
man who was to acclaim the new mon
arch in the words just quoted was suf-
fering from dreadful attack of stage
fright. His cue came, but no words
could he speak, 80 frightened was he.
Finally. however, he pulled himself
together and in desperation shouted at
the top of his voice:
Long live the king; he's deadv'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18
Legal Courtesy.

An instance of legal courtesy occur
red in a courtroom not very long ago.
A lawyer with Mac prefaced to his
name and brother lawyer engaged in
q heated discussion. The latter main
eained his position, claiming he could
find his authority and turning over to
the pages of the statute book, when.
quick as fash, Mac said, "You will
md what you want on page -, Sec
tion -"
Macs opponent looked up the refer
ence and found the law governing
asses. A ripple Of laughter spread over
the court. ~ - .-.s.-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18

HOW THE DEAF ARE TAUGHT.
supt. Banes of the state Deaf School
Explains Methods Of Teaching the
Deaf.
Before the I students OF the state
university recently Supt. Bangs Of the
state deaf school gave an interesting
explanation Of the manner Of teaching
the deaf. He. said, among other things:
How the instruction of the deaf is
begun is always . source of wonder
to those acquainted with our work
nor is it to be wondered at. For the
moment imagine yourself transported
to the primary classroom In q school
for the deaf, imagine yourself con-
fronted with from eight toFtwelye deaf
children varying In age from s to say
! 81 years: bear ever ii mind that not
one Of them knows the name Of .
single object ID sight, not even aware
Of the fact that they have names!
\ Realize. II you can, that 4 Greek book
would seem no more puzzling to them
than the simplest book Of children's
stories and then add to this two or
! three cases Of Inconsistencies and you
have q fair picture of the nrst day of
school Tor the beginners. Confronted
I with such 4 condition, what would be
your first step In beginning school
Explain cat, DOG, boy. girl, and eat
have explained how We start writ
I ten language only. Take these same
!. children and try to develop speech and
what seems like an nsurmountable
barrier confronts you. But With ex-
I perience and . large amount Of patti,
ence on the part of both pupils and
teacher, coupled with plenty Of hard
work BY both. and IN time even THU
] barrier breaka down more Of less, and
speech to ! certain extAnt comes 81
( not i few cases. While the education
Of the deaf u . slow process anyway
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18
BUSY !. LANDING ! No :. men |! \
JAPANESE OPERATIONS TAKING
PLACE ON BOTH or koREA's
) @ NORTHERN COASTS. 49,.
FORWARD MOVEMENT IN EARLY SPRING

Berlin, Feb. 18.-The admiralty here
has received confirmation of the re.
ports that Japanese landing operations
on a vast scale are taking place on
both of Korea's northern coasts and 1t
is assumed by the German authori-
ties that Japan will be ready by early
spring for a forward land movement
supported by properly equipped bases.
Possibly, 100000 men according to
the estimates made at the German ad.
miralty) will be in the field before a
collision takes place with the Russians
In force. 's~a. S51f.eS> %''f..'l r.-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18
i More Important Matter.

why" said the punctilious person.
Il got letter from the person you
have been praising. and there was &C
tually q capital Ia the wrong placer
May be 90" answered Mr.. Cumrox.
sBut he never gets his capital in the
wrong place In the market. And that's
more important. Nv Washington Star.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18
HANNA'S REMAINS REACH HOME

Cleveland, Feb. 18.-The special
train from Washington carrying the
body of the late Senator Hanna ar
rived In this city at eleven five today.
Many thousands of citizens gathered
in the vicinity Of the statioA when the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18

train rolled in.
The remains of Senator Hanna were
taken through streets filed with peo
pie to the Chamber of Commerce
building where they will lie in state
until FRIDAY noon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18
Not . Compliment.

NOT o COmpI1ment.
"He hasn't very high opinion Of
your intelligence" \. :@.e
GLOW do you know?" AS .
Il heard him refer to you once AZ an
IDEAL juror" Exchange. Nth. s. : ,:#3.5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18
FIRST LAND CLASH EXPECTED

Seoul, Feb. 18.-The report that
three thousand Russian troops arrived
at Tien Cheng opposite With on the
Yulu river is confirmed as is the re-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18

Speaking of what We were doing the
mother said: II am glad that Edna
Is in the third grade. I think she has
learned wonderfully. She could talk
SO much to us"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18

port that the Russians have occupied
Win itself. They have two thousand
troops at WIFI and the first collision
is expected somewhere in that vicinity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18
The Mean Thing.

"Phyllis is the meanest kind Of Cos
ip." .'".-
"What makes you think so?'
because she never tells you any.
thing herself. but gets you to tell her
ell you know."-London King.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18

II You be poor do not seem poor II
you would avoid Insult 10 well % suf-
fering. Goldsmith.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-18

The truest wisdom in general is a
resolute Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04
Star Want Ad Agencies.

?. ". Mullen, 32t Ballard ave- COP.
City Halt
FreN,ers nrua Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield q Co, pruaatst,
p3rd and jackson,
orsnam's Home Bakery, 2lo9 tst
avenue.
c. N, Lehndroff, cigar store, ei6la
Second.
rhos. Harris, az Pesteffloe. Renten.
tittle's Pharmacy, lat ave. north
ard Harrison street. J. n, little,
proprietor.
Carlton q Co, Druggist, cor ath
ta. and Pae. street, South Seattle,
y. a. Moore, Postoffioe, SO. Pack.
University DRUG Store, University
Station.
Howell St Pharmacy, io2A Howell
street,
Rainier Pharmacy. Mr.. Clark, pre- e
prletor, c02s e, Madison.
cciumhia prua Store, w. J, STUD >
lev, prep. Celumhla. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, p. e. Fisher,
PREP. 6ts Broadway ard Jsr'es.
Quaker 0raQ Ce., tots let ave
Ieary's Pharmacy, s1s N. Broad
waVi phone. Unlea %.
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ordered out. when one remarked:
The hero Of san Juan e. run
ming And another equally AZ
ready Wif was out with: Look AZ
the animals mouth. he's giving
Teddy the horse laugh
Bartlett happened along and %
course no one knew that be was an
official and an ardent admlrsr %
the president
"Purker's got n efnch IN beating
that. one Of the crowd put in. I
shouldn't say that Roosevelt f. a
man OF much backbone ~ be wob-
bles 20 ON his horse"
Bartlett Eritted his teeth II vas
evident Ia him that both horse and
rider were ehamplur the bit 70 Be
on 10 the refrigerator.
Looks Ike he's wounded said
another from the way be hangs 30
limp"
That's the impression they are
trying 10 create. make II appear that
Teddy Was really far out on the FIR.
ing line. When as a matter Of fact
he reach ed the top Of San Juan hlll
after his friends. the negroes. rad
put the enemy out Of business :.
This vas too much for Lieut.
Gov. bartlett He walked back 20
his office and gave orders for the
instant removal Of the statue.
The statue was three-auarters
sized aud toward the end OF is ca
rcer. was not calculated 20 mako
many hero worEhlperE from among
those who gazed upon n. ita
strength appealed more 90 the nos
trils than the eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04

ST LOUIS Lieut. Gov. David
Bartlett ~ North Dakota. chair
man 81 the Worlds Fair commits
sion 81 that state. has been sued for
f29s BY Frederick schmol. AZ artist
who acalptured an equestrian statue
% President Roosevelt IN butter and
Who alleges that be has been paid
but aie on his contract.
Lieut. Gov Bartlett declares that
Mr. 8ehmol all not be paid any
more than that and that be ought g.
be satisfied considering the kind Of
icouoclasm be has been guilty Of
Why cir said the North Dakota
executive. that statue looks no
more Ike the hero % san Juan
charging upon the enemy than Il
looks like the 0nidean Venus. on
the contrary the presidents feat
urea began 70 run AZ soon az the
weather got warm and whatever
feature resemblance there might
have been almost Immediately dis
appeared
NO SIR we won't pay for any
such earicature as that. he asserted
with the emphasis Of one whose
idol bad been inEuited.
Why sir" he resumed. 4 have
actually heard people gathered
around the statue make all manner
Of fun of u. even AZ the expense Of
the president himself II became 80
obnoxious that ordered Il re-
moved.
Bartlett IL quite right IN saying
that visitors had fun With the
statue. A crowd was gathered
around Il few days before Il was
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For sai.-rsrm. and Lana


ron SALE.
Homu Farms aud Ranches.
M. 81 - acres highly Improved
dairy ~ hop fauyh. 20 acres bottom
land cleared Nt,oU
No. N3 ltop ranch. an bottom land
running WHter good hulldinBn. fine
location, $4,000
No GA 100 aefrH. dairy or hop ranch
u AGREE bottom land, cleared, fine
place. ta.t0
No s@ iGn aeryH on suaaunlmie river
O. acres bottom land. mnatN cleared
gnod buildings. i3aW per acre.
tta acres ia White nlver valley. %
aetea bottom land maati1 cleafedt
Nc. @i iuo acres iu White River val
ley. % acres bottom land mostly
cleared, Eeed huildinsa. ttsOo
Ne. sr 80 acres bottom land. between
Seattle and Tacoma e. aervu clear
ed fair buildingn ia@ per acre.
Ne. $40 o. aerea in auoauaimlc river
bottom neat town. Haea buildings
and orchard. utoo.
Ne $40 a. acres between Seattle and
Tacoma. aHt= half cleared well TN
proved ali stock machinery sues
With place. tA~o
No. SO % acres near Auburn. T.
acres bottom large harm and other
buildings s. 80 A bargain
Ne. uoausacrc chicken and fruit
ranch near Seattle. well improved
81 uO
Ne. ST. aereH well Improved en-
Naahon island fine house. i4ee
Ne $40 Is hrrrH improved on
Nashon island near calieNv. u laH
Call in FOR fail description and par
tiUulara rsEafdina auY - the above
places.
A N NEWELL
ne Marion street
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HE'LL KEEP TAB
ON GAS METERS
CITY INSPECTOR or PROVIDED ron IN ORDINANCE M
TRopucup BY COUNCILMAN MURPHY

introducing II being 10 allow tho
corporations committee and tho
council 10 hK II up az they may SEQ
m.
II has been claimed that the gaa
company has reaorted 10 pumping
air through its pipes because they
are too small 10 deliver gas under
normal pressure and because tho
company IL anxious 70 make up tho
loss ocaaloned by reducing ita rates
% 81 per 1000 cubic feet
n Do the duty ~ gas inspectors ia
other cities % watch and regulate
these matters The appointment u
such an Inspector Wa provided for
in tho franchise Of the American
improvement company. which tbs
council turned down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04

Councilman Murphy threw a
bombahell Into the camp Of the Sc
attic Lighting company a. the
meeting Of the council last night by
introducing an ordinance providing
for the employment BY the city Of
"A gas Inspector The ordinance was
promptly referred 30 the corpora
tiGna committee
Murphy introduced the ordinance
because Of frequent complaints
which have come 10 him that the
gas monopoly 10 pumping air
through iia mains in order 10 secure
good ah0winna on itA meters. and "a
furnishing gas Of poor quality The
ordinance does not go into details
10 any great extent. the object Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04
AT the THEATERS
SAN toy

SAN TOY"
san Toy. the oriental comic
opera. with James r. Powers ia the
leading role. ia the bin At the Grand
opera house this afternoon and to-
night.
a GENTLEMAN or FRANCE"
bin this week At the Seattle theater.
with James NeiIi and Edythe chap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-04

man IN the leading roles. The role
81 De Marsac r. one that T. paftlcu-
larry suited 90 Neil. and IN the
character Of Nile. de Ia Wire. Edythe
Chapman Il az her best The sup
port IL excellent and the scenic ef-
fects especially attractive.
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FOR HER SAKE

The new Russo Siberian Play
For Her Sake" which opened FOR
the week az the Third Avenue the
ater. Is ming the house az each PER-
Torrance.
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"a SILVER KING.

The old favorite. a Silver King"
Il being presented BY the wlede-
mann company at the AicaEar this
week. ana with marked success.
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BOWEN AFTER
OPAL SALOON

The application Of Barton & Nc
Donald FOR renewal OF the lieens.
OF The opal "A Pike street saloon.
was laid over for a week by the IL
eense and revenue committee yes
terdny afternoon at the request Of
Bowen. The latter said he wanted
10 investigate certain matters in re-
gard 70 the place. but refused 20
state TO the committee. what he had
heard.
II Is a matter Of common knows
edge IN the police department that
gambling was formerly allowed IN
the Opal.
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YOU
MUST
KNOW

THAT FLAVOR ALONE WON'T
GIVE A BEVERAGE OF MERIT
OR LASTING POPULARITY. A
BEVERAGE THAT Is BOTH DE-
LIClous IN FLAVOR AND RICH
IN QUALITY Is
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whipcord. French sergea. ruffnot
cheYiota. aFmureg, GRANTEES.
erepea. vollea. eolians and many
others.
AZ Readnna creme. the now
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Women 8 fleeoe-lined Cotton Pants
and Vests IN large sizes. natural
or white, for, each. ..........3
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At s2.5O-Flakod broadclOtha. the
new and pronounced favorite for
fall and winter dress goods. "a
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New woolens. Herald. tailor. 1929
Ri. 80
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4 III oLAI
Both Phones Sunset. Main
This offer Is open q those
lard OF any # the suburbs
Contract rates on appllrati
xmmEwmzzxzxMxxz zEzxzzzrzzzszzMzHx
-. real gs,s,s-eentins.d. -
~
b lots en- queen Anne fun Ices Inn
haf HHtTs. Pee further lufuHmatiou
e. D. uHkaUH
- Arcade HHlidIUF
Phone Main "a Ind u iNt
a srECtAt pAH0AtS
NEAR mau SCHOOL
Modern sroam cottage. With large 80
cspiiau hall closets. rantff. hath.
fuii esmFnt i1Hs fnHnt win Neeh
fonm. bot and SD natsr o.. fine
trff 81 Aklaa- laan. ahHaHhfffs
fruIt kIrW "a aHaHd near car liur
hiah sHhnul aud public Hchuai grad
- stfssts and cement si.issa ~
quiek sais our rftee E.to.
LESLIE REALTY EXCHANGE.
s1-t Arcade hlds
CHEAP . acres Ia clover ana fruit.
sod house - Plymouth aHd ~
irEhafu hens. ths uhuis place ouiF
- terms . dawn. tie pr menth.
tisass - mech So Loas %
smith 81 Ter iaf - WALL GA NASH
inEtea street eaf linz
R sasl. Fs ssl,. Z ~ G. l. s'H S:,
monih Fili tHF usw house nd
AZ - gan uss = cents 20 month
inrieH street rar Ice passss throaEh
Hdt fttEAEr SEATTLE Office open
Until evenings
nice Insa near woodland rafk and
arhaai. flfoe tlaaa e. down. balance
easy AfNt year Fuu vii have 60
hunt e ignf tine e flna 80 INNS
psnHf Hds
EIGuT iafs hoass roorns rooa Tor
80 -. tst55.s. 30 -
For sals--lteusss ard let.
WE SELF more lots end houses than
any - real estate men ln seattle be
saass or larNs level lata ere only
ONLY oNE-HAGF THE rnlCE
tia - ard pp Ter large lots with city
water nov in ca che car line only
mles,ss r,as. 80, 90, saf %
Office open until s evenings. Seattle
HomessekefH Company.
o osa tIause ~ ruafna and iat.
30 Small house and five lots.
Lots near car line
All theHs on eaHT payments
BROWNIE - Oriental Blk.
Main 1871
CHEAP Nsariy new house. large
tract e land. only as. terms -
{ sad io acre chicken ranches on
car line and lake See houkkssper
81 HfIiman city afffra. on cid Hsn.
tor car hne. scent fare.
FoR SALE on TRADE Holae and
iot good view - lake five minutes
ride and Al car service. fuat the
place Tor large family with small
purse. Some one gets bargain.
oNnsr. = p. care The star
VIZ are going 20 eel our home ~ tisl
bfaiFHa - 9 rooms. lnt f1Hi2n. Tor
owner. or Gage 4 BALDWIN Zoo Frc-
mont ave. Phone cedar toft4
GROOM eotiars. lots. fence. with
barn BOO q month in South Park
INQUIRE SIS iike Phone BLACK 80
ThpQN modern twelve minuen outl
iN l,,tsflsia A s 50 pEi5 ssY terms
Auction Sales.
AUCTION SALE u first class furnl-
ture WedncsdaV. October b AZ 10 a.
IA 81 the satfaroumH ~ p 81
lfickertan A Co. uurtloueera GfE
First avenue. consisting. ga part. ~
bed sets. iron beds. extra bureaus
bedding oak buffet. elegant piano.
extension table gold oak dining
chairs. combination book case.
stoves. ranges. heaters. carpets.
center tahlea kitchen safe. Kitchen
tables. etc. etc. = % nlokerton a
90 hue unneetH. Gs First ave.
Phones Main loot, Ind, ia5l
Carpenters and Builders.
y \ sTfRTAN S carpentcr shop al
FlH Pix IInusH. MHIu Eatf. Ind
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rer sai.-ssst Fss.,.
WHY

WY
You have e 60 three tines a. far eul
sotTiiEtsr SEATTLE
'' *. ' sss q I'm as d ne sssos sau So
right on The adaiunu
TERMS .sb3 isostgoa, xp so. a
II al The faat Estate. men % asatfts
formed themselves in enc IA eams
hine thrr ruuid never by land -
s.oss % nef - gheAr e. - etts e,
arrra tsenfl eight years. since sat
lie sas = viisEs e asa Nee
knn~ - bought ehsan and is
e ridie.ieas 80 Tina Co ne,
thts time - cheap aa ~ cen sell
thiH an CfTN LOTS Wflh CITY IS A
TAR WALks ELECEnIc
LIGHTS ahd TELEPHONES VOW
Dent buy anywhere on uromisf -
these improvements NHfng On They
are IN Southeast Seattle Now
Enan or sarth can eanvtgrs Ega -
9ND INVESTMENT
The lard begins 90 ffsarun 1913 ard
extends q AXE Maahlaafnu. takaHE
N part u Rainier HHHhts A fine
plank street frcfu Ftfat avfuuH %
Southeast Seattle. ieWa an the waT
from top e fret hiil The bearan
ttiii ard Halrifr Heights car liHgs
ere both Rffhln o. bta1ka - sotIH
East BATTLE ard Hafa1ff
Heights fsaH VIII b. extended post
NvelB this summer - thr addition.
Don DELAY and Fua wiH have muths
tnE o. regret Take anV Washington
street car e. Southeast Heatfiesatf
runs fhrauFh he uIadis - ne aadi-
tiun-huH there aHd Ynu will save
u3uthH = time Witch Fnu Niu Ioss
- living HaF ouf WhHfn you can huy
lots ~ cheap a. ours
Offirs ureH until evenings
BEATfI.E HON EHEEk EttH CO
We have beautiful krn1m house
en- lnt gNtal e bleak from car lire
nice laWu. Ffr Tot ruaH from street
- alley ThiR house = finely fin
tahed is wired fnr electricity double
construction. large ntffH fire fire
place. ard g. a very desirable hamH
l.
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n. any evening. your copy Of This
Star has not arrived at 600 O'Clock.
telephone gunset. Main 1850 or ln-
dependent i.3S. any time between
Geo nud oo-and a copy will br srnt
knu at ouee- bl special InosscuEtf,
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PARIS, Oct. 4.-Frederick Au-
gustus Rartholdi. the sculptor Of tho
Statue Of Liberty, OF New York har-
Dor, Is critically ill with tubereu-
losls.
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VITAE oitE. nature Krehteat rem.
edy, end ell " .. preparations =
n Morton. den ACT u2 gprinE
street Tel. Ind Il afd
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NAY nakELLY massage and baths
Ramona Hotel Room b riat and
Seneca
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vAroH lathe. massage. an rae st.
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Boys and Youths Gamers uaIr
shirts and Drawers, regularly Sao.
tofs.ssss .s.s.. ...... ...... 00c
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6sihs a cottage i, Fesf G i.i5 ' 81
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LuHr#A little white maltese terrier
dos. Return to loci afd ave. Reward,
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DHB. HARDING a ATTY. oateapath
iatH Oriental Block.
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COME 20 see John Ksim FOR your shoe
repairing good Work reasonable.
40 Maynard ave.
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COPPER Granite aud fiuwnfe neatly
mcuded Work delivered. Call ~
phone \ i1tg ~ Mailman.
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A PULLMAN college pin. letters ~.
a a. Isg' iuHt between lith and
10Th avenues. on Jackson. Suitable
reward Leave az Star office
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

CARD reading m German aud Eng
iah Haum u isH 1rd aFs.
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Two honaokcrpinK roomu 10 suit a
lady about 60 be confined. with a
good nurse, aud reasonable A a
VUre The star.
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Ne Ni ltop ranch. all bottom land.
Huuulus water good huildinBn. fine
location, $4,000
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lost BLACK cocker spaniel. defect
Boa left esr Howard ffn Howell Sc
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a the bus
needp and ba
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THEO HAuEHNAta The Tailor. has
moved to i0i Spring street