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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

nlfyin machine 81 yuurn But he
fctg hes Il along just the same and
pretty soon We come 20 the tracks
which same were about the sire Of a
waahtub The professor takes OF
bis glasses and polishea them a biz
then einehe8 up his leather aud
takes 10 the trail Here. you ga
loot I ycih N don't make no
difference 60 me which way We go.
bat II Yon follcr them that way
long enough you viii come Co the
place where your bear vas horned
You have got the back tract. pard-
ner.'
All. I Sec said the perfesser.
rubhln his chin. Mebbe you are
right Well cry the operslte way
first. lie turned around aud nosed
on In tho tothcr direction. him =
lookin' af the trail and me ruardiu'
the rear and lookin' at everything
else Then all AZ once | seen the
critter We were a-peekln' for. His
nose was pinted towards us. his
head hangin' low and swingin' and
his mouth FUN of the pfettlest teeth
ever ! looked at The fool buggist
was hendin' over the trail. and |
reckon be would have run plumb
into tother's mouth and disappear
cd foruvcrmorc 10 ! hadn't kotched
him by the part that was handiest
and yanked him back There's
your blame chipmunk says I.
Amt he just iovewg
Magnificent The UrHus hor-
ribilus in his native wild. what a
plCtur 70 show Dr uodo down
east says the perfeaser lie I'M
cinehod hia camory and commenced
90 sneak mp closer. saylB'. soothin'
like So hear, good hear "a he per
ceeded Pretty quick old Enh skin
ned his lip and commenced 10 cuss
and rumble down IN his insides. and
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on. ! just got behind a tree aud
shot him ln thu eye With my Nappiu
~ be- come along aeei iie pInled
NJ the bears eye With his bean
shooter. and Yau can skin me aud
hang my pelt on the cabin vail II
he hadn't done If slick and clean
aamrthin' no mortal man ever done
before or since Nilh such a Weupln
and n bear goln at full jump I
couldn't say q Wofd rOnldnt even
euaB shown how bad ! felt I Just
set down on q log and Weeped.
hut that wasn't The worst ~ r.
That night he developed bis pletuf
aud the next daY showed 10 10 me
II Nas the most hairraialn fotVRfaf
n a grizzly a eomin head on that
NaH ever took b. human beiu'
That will tickle Dr DodD most TO
death says the little bear killer
Pafluef. says 4 hOldlu ont
my hand. ! hired out 10 you as
guide. bot I cant earn The money
Hereafter ! viii cook for You and
wash your feet but you are the
guide. bear fighter bronco buster
aud roarin bully o. this outfit
when ! 60 back 10 town ! ara goln'
70 quit guidiu' and learn fancy
HeWIn'
Hank stirred up the pot Nth
pine stick pull up your r0ekin'
cheers. feliera coffoe'a bilip
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HANKS GRIZZLY


Gus come along before gratifyin' my
hankerin'
oh. sugar. they won't hurt
you he answered. Don't be- hifhlh.
/ have read an about bears in books
and they Amt dangerous
That's an right too but sup
pose he happens t0-be gum chune
bear asked
A whatT says he.
a gum ehuue bear Never heard
of one am surprised that you
didn't read about them In your
ioFmfY A gum chuue bear Do a
grouehy old bach, or maybe a dis
nlpated old maid. what gets down
nu HaaHlety and longs t. wipe u out
Ito naaea around until he gets a big
wnd of spruce gum and he ehawH ON
that dag after day % strengthen
hia Jaws when be gets 30 be can
chaw crown bar off first shot out Of
the box then he goes asYo0lu uou-
bic letter go a little careful with
this bear. pard lie might be q
gum ehune'
Well. instead Of searin' the little
akeetef that only made him a.
hnaaiouh 90 apy the brute ! should
dearly love ter see "A gum chune
that / might Inspect hla maNillar.
lee. says he, whatever them might
be- I didn't aay no more. but !
Thought II little. half Efowed aon
Of a mlerobe Ike him daat stay In
the same county with n grizzly. a
fun. graNed man like Uncle Hank
ought NOT 10 be- afraid 10 walk up
90 one and pull his whiakers out
Well We ramped there. and sure
enough a couple % days after ! run
into the Tracks again. smohin hot
30 hops back right lively 10
camp
The buFglzt was backed up
against a tree with a pair Of blind
erH on Said he Was eKamin' the
hairs on the legs ~ a akeeter 90 see
shat tribe he belonged 10. but when
told him ] had rounded up hin
game he dropped the insek sudden
Where IL be- asks the little man.
About half a mile up the gully
yonder Better airaddle along right
peart. because { didn't tie him none
too fact says T.
Certain. 20 be sure Had I best
take ny xepln7 he says
A you please says But I
wouldn't advise you 20 peek al him
overmueh with a. n you ever hit a
pore hear with that piece % ordi-
nance there wouldn't be enough len
OF him IN pick up on the pint o. a
pin and e0amln' through that mag
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nv II. 1 Greene.
Copyright. 1902. by the Frank Leo
lie Publishing House

~ II 1 Greene
Copyright. 1902 by the Frank Lev
lie Publishing House
Hank. the guide. peeped into the
coffee pot and then sat down ON a
loE "a await the boiling
THE queefeat rcptyle ever / met
no said was up Va Utah. nrifted
into Whisky lko'a parlor one
oyeuln'. aud feelin pretty good.
shot d few holes through the collin,
not meauln na harm. Hlmehy
down comes little fellef with
nothin on but his pants. shirt and
Hpectlcklea aud loofH me over lie
Wa n funny tnokin' critter. cock.
eyed, long body aud short lega. like
one OF them what do you call
them dogs. Clawed. what they bring
up under n bureau so their legs
can't grow 9
"nachHhunda
yes. / reckon thoma IL His
legs was 30 short that when he
stood 40 bis feet just touched the
floor aud that's all Pretty soon
he says i must Insist that you
cease shooting through M bed
room Il Is very annoying. and II
you do 80 any more viii be com
PEELED 10 take the law Into my own
hands.
How aor I aaks. curious
enough. Well, be goes down IN HE
pocket and flahes around for a spell
like he had lost somethin. aud
finally digs up a little pea wee
putty shuuiin' Weppln about the
sire ~ cigarette and holds II out
In front ~ him like a woman hiaia
up a dead rat By the tail I shall
shoot back says he. frowHln
For a mlnnit waa knocked
Hprcchieas then ! come 20 slowly
OF all the saved off. hammered
down hiiin'. death .broafhln'
roarin'. trarln' bulllca ever / seen
you are the NuBt ! says. aud turns
away Hut the neat moFnlus a. I
was aettin' apeculatin' on the here
after. up comes this same little
banty and hires mo a. take him
into the hlila Come to flnd out he
was a buFKist. one ~ them fellerrI
that Ia always stickin their noses
into the private business 81 tnada
and rcptYiaa t. find out Nhaf they
are doin' when they are home and
In the husaumH ~ their families
Well. Ne outfttsd IN n uay that
would make a pals dinin ar hook
like a lunch counter and struck
out aud Immediate that Teller
commenced to get busy Every
time he would sec a DANCED bug .
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COT BEER CHECKS

10. Martin Is held At the elty jail
pending an Investigation ~ the re-
port that hs rubbed Julius Jensen
whilr the latter Was on hia nay
home last night The two men aere
drinking together dafinE the sven
iuK but Martin and another nan.
= bonn he ipsH not kuuW, it ia claim
81 fnllowed Jensen along fifaf ave-
tue south until q god. dark SPOT
waa reached and then touk from his
peeksta o. So In change and q lut
Of beer checks
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How Thn1

We nrfer OmH Wunarad Dollars Re
waFa fer any ease = cafHrrh that
eaHhat BE- cured - Halls Cafafrh
, J CHIMNEY 4 90 Toirfa. q
We The undFreI znszA have krnaa "a
= EhauHf Tor fhs HaaI q Frafa ana
believe him urFfeFffF hHrnr1 Nir ~ al
huaiEaHa frHnTfafiHNa and ruanei4ffss
shie g. carr est any aHilEatiuus mate
IS hfs firm
MAEDfNg HfNNAN a MAWvfw.
IS huieani 81 nFnNaAHta rnlfdn. ~
srfAGra Cmtarrh cure - taken inter
nAliN ArtinN directly urnn tire blood
ard murnua surface - the Hrafen
Testimonials cent free Prize - .~s
bottle Sold - al ufuREtsfa
Taka Halls FamiiE pllia faf conafIz
patton
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THAT GAMBLING RAID

Mighty police department Of Seattle FOR the
capture gamblers Tuesday night although the
the prfunetory
making they dragged By
gambling Joint the evidences Of
felony very eyes.
Of o member Of the
scu,ive and
firing gambling the
violated Mr.
James perhaps volAes Of the
would been brought 10 Justice The
tomAn beat have asleep
same beyond bounds
big policeman solitary
blind his
duty violated
fragrant a they in the L aud I has.
o a pretty pass a prestige
ialauy
vhen puhie 5 informed conditions exist
published lathe
Tuesday suppression city
ready willing
necessary police department
duty.
only to show that gambling Be- Seattle
II suppressed 70
place the prod
sa OF but performance
doing thlngs"
1t Is safe that gambling every
break viii city
their they BY
office eradicate which they repeatedly
10
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Seattle Dental
ParIors

Rooms n. ~. Il. IL. HincklsY Blk
ali Second Avenue.
The largest and best equipped
isntai office on the Pacific Coast
We have all the latest. and. most
scientific methods OF rAtiare and
painless dentistry. Wea@ouh. I'll
and extract teeth without the least
pain. No atudeata employed. but
ali are dentists Of Ions yeat ex.
perience We examine your teeth
and tell you In advance just what
your work will cost Wa make no
charge for extracting teAth when
plates are ordered. Lady always in
attendance.
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AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

IN Publishing iu yesterdays Issue
IF me Star PORTIONS % tae advance
sheets ~ the taher lnnfHiimHut -
Thomas fnwHan# @frruHiea ~
nance NJ credit aaa Fivrn sEFsf1 s
hndFa MaEnHina In which the
series % articles on TITS subject has
been apreaTtuK The star herewith
wishes 90 give fuiI credit o. Every
haiy'a AaEaalae and regrets the
omission ~ yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-22

Have a drink % eooi.
refreshing spring water. WAEgieA.
WaEEiea q should say not A
mans body iH seven Ell hths water
tbs nay Il h. 10 yuu wanf "a make
me a lake,
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Tired, Tired

Tired. That one word tells
the whole story. No rest.
No comfort. All tired our.
Fortunately, physicians
know about Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. They prescribe 1t for
exhaustion, anemia c ay, e.
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Henry a. Rogers Just back from
Europe. SAYS ho Intends to read
Thua W. taWanna "Frcnzied
Finance n he does he won't find
Il necessary 90 go south this winter
to avoid the cold
To the Newport police Judge who
intends tn send millionaire autuma.
bile seorvhers - lall
SOAK 'em again. Judge They ain't
got no votes.
David u, iill says he viii get out
Of politics January The interest
iuE part Of this Is that iilll Htitl
USES the future tense.
where's the pneaa agent9' yelled
the manager of the comic opop
company
Ties been kidnapped said one
Of the stage hands
Then | quit right here'" scream
81 the chief warbler Il want Il an
derstood that I'm the star OF thia
company"
A WORD PROM JOSH WISE
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n. any evening your copy - Ths
star has not aFfiNea a. % o clock
ssisp phone Ranset. Main icta. % la
espeudsnt Ina. any time between
% end ] ooaand a copy vii be sent
Ien ~ one. b aneclAl lnns-anasf.
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Neil Lawrence is nKpectcd home
most any time Ness rraahad fhls
place iast week that b. had bought
him a SIC suit II clothes. and the
hnFa Of this county make Il = rule
shen away from home 10 come
home and nhow The FIRST SUIT theY
buy owi Hollow Cor auessixitln.
Tenn. Times
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so. you've written a historical
romanceT"
No. IT'S a society love story"
Same thing. same thing. old
man"
Jack Munruc has lost on hurea all
The money he resolved for fighting
Ieffriea " Muuroe isn't careful he
wont have enough money left 70
start that saloon. EaN
The hahit-baeh skirt nun 90
lust AZ lots Of the women WrHe get
ting the habit. too. ~ ~
Anyway. part Arthur has bcen
uell shaken. II Il hasn't bo--n taken
How Was the auctionf" p
1t wasn't much 81 a auresss. I'm
soFry 10 say Two men had some
words juAt after the sale spanad
and one knoskea The other down
Then ali the women iafi
= don't So shy Nsu must 81
pet somsthine u be knocked siaen
at an auction"
"nut you can't deuY thai the Rus
SLAMS have been uuluekyiail through
the var
4 can't How about those Who
came over here on the iruaF"
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e~ STAR DUST va

leaves Gladstone Dowic the oniy one
remaining unzLeap Nuarcd.
New York Is reported wide open
agaln. This IL it, regular fall open
inK
Maybe the Pullman works we're
shut down To give the men All OPP
paftunity TO vote.
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hetty Grccn protests against pay
iuE more than so taxes on her old
homestead. Not being candidate
for Xice-president she probably
do.s not think much OF Il az an a..
set
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The Green Takers be the unholy coal
trust Just It's mighty co when captains
dustry" don't have poor vic tim BY
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Teners one Of the best farmers
eser knew
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WELL. VIE GUESS NOT
Born 90 y y shaw and wife. a
iisrnund baby lie has nos pio~Fssi
very much corn since furierie a.
dale Cor Caldwell. q. Rep Jour
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photographers invest are In Tacoma probably get
ting pictures O life.
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BUFFERS BEARD a BEARD IN IT'S DEN.

DELPHos oEilas Buekier. living ncphos has
remarkably
the fields swarm Of bees alo and settled
Bucke sat down and remained
in his beard he slowly walk ed home with
others hiYed the buzzers
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The Crown Primes Frederick VIII
lam has becu hsfroihsd iris
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The two and
seventy atenchcn.
all we'll defined.
an 4 HeN era I
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MI icapcranlum
~ "a old school
books used say
Remember there =
vaudeville
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The habit back skirt nun 90
Just AZ lots OF the women Wsrs get
ting the habit. too. a. 81
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Anyway. rort Arthur has heen
sell shaken. II Il hasn't b~s-n taken
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-31

In equity. In the fifth Circuit court
ct the United States for the southern
district Of Georgia, eastern division.
VIM. f. Dempstcr VS., Interstate Build
IN" and Loan Association. Bin VIM.
II. Scott, as receiver VS.. VIM. r.. Demp
ster Ancillary petition.
Whereas, in the above entitled cause
oh the grst day of July, 1901 decree
was rendered by the Hon. Emory
S!ecr, one of the judges of the said
court in favor of The said VIM. H.
Scott, as receiver, and against the said
VIM. E. Dempster, for the sum Of
10000 principal $1,000 interest 10 the
date of this decree with further inter
est at the rate of T per cent. per an
NUM- on said principal sum, together
with further sum of 1910 attorneys
fe es, also a sufficient sum to pay the
costs and expenses of this cause. And
whereas in said decree the sale of the
premises herein described was ordered
| by this court to satisfy said decree
aid the undersigned was appointed
| special commissioner to make said
sale
Now, therefore, notice is hereby Civ
en- that pursuant to said decree, the
| undersigned as speCia, commissioner
will sell at public cutlery to the high
est and best bidder for cash on Tues.
day sixth day of September, 1904 be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock q. m.
9nd o'clock p. m. before the Glynn
county court house door, in the city OF
Brunswick, state of Georgia the fol
lowing property, towit: All hat tract
or parcel of land situate lying and be-
ing in the city of Brunswick, county OF
| Glynn and state of Georgia, and known
ana described on the map Or plan of
New Town of said city of Brunswick,
Iaade by George r. Baldwin A. y. 1897
9s New Town lot number 744 which
sid lot dS rectangular in shape and de
sCrbed as follows: Commencing ON
tie southern side of I. street at the
point where the western line OF h
street mtersects J. street, and running
| thence west along the south side Of
street 90 feet, thence extending south
along the west side Of b street with
Uniform width a distance of so feet to
| lot number 743 Of said map in New
| Town, bounded on the west by lot
number 745 of said map of New Town
Said property to be sold a. the pro
ptrty Of VIM Il. Dempster defendant
IN said decree, and sold subject to con
frmation by the court. Deed to said
property will be executed by the un
dersigned when said sale is duly con
frmed.
Owen r. Reilly,
| Special Comm sS0ner
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Notice Of commissioner sale


In equity. In the fifth Circuit court
.Of the United States for the southern
district Of Georgia, eastern division
IT. II. Harvey and J. c. Frank in VS.
New South Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION. Bill Johnston Armstrong
as receiver VS.. II. II. Harvey and j. C
Franklin. Auxiliary petition.
y hcreas, in the above entitled cause
or the first day OF July, 1904. a decree
vas rendered by Hon Emory Speer
one OF the judges of said court in favor
OF the said Johnston Armstrong. as
receiver. and against the said II. H
E9rvcy and j. G. Franklin, Tor the sum
& $4,000 principal and $3.50, interest
TO date Of this decree, with further in
tCIost at the rate OF 6 per cent per an.
nrm on said principal sum, together
with the further sum Of 1894 as att0r-
neys fees, also sufficient sam to pas
tie costs and expenses of this cause
And, whereas, in said decree the sale
OF tue premises herein described was
ordered by this court to satisfy raid
decree and the undersigned was ap
ptIGted special comm ssiOner to make
said sale Now. therefore aotice is
hereby given that pursuant to said
decree. the undersigned, as specia.
CctnIu issioncr, VIII sell at pubic cut
c'y 10 the highest and best bidder for
cash on Tuesday, The 9th day of Sep
tcmber, 1904, between the hours OF 10
o'clock a. m. ana O'Clock =. n be-
i, &c The Glyisn county court house
door. in the city OF Brunswick, state
Il GEORGIA, thN fOlt0N.n2 lgPel Nv to
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Notice Of commissioned saIe-

In equity. In the fifth circuit court
OF the United States for the southern
district of Georgia, eastern division
Louis E. Weinberg VS.. Interstate Build
ing and Loan Association. Bill. VIM.
IL Scott as receiver VS.. Louis e. Vein
berg. Auxiliary petition.
Whereas, in the above entitled
cause on the first day of July, 1904
a decree was rendered by the Hon.
Emory Speer, one of the judges of said
court in favor of the said VIM. H. Scott
as receiver, and against the said Louis
h Weinberg. for the sum of $4,000
principal, $1073S interest to he date OF
this decree. with further interest at
tho rate of per cent. per annum
on said principal sum, together with
the further sum Of $3Q.74 attorneys
fees, also a sufficient sum to nay The
costs and expenses of this cause. And
whereas, in said decree the sale Of the
tho premises herein described was or
dorod by this court TO satisfy said de-
cree and the undersigned was appoint
81 special commissioner to make sale
sale.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby Civ
en- that pursuant to said decree, the
undersigned as special commissioner.
VII sell at public cutlery to The high
e9t and best bidder for cash on Tues.
'2y, sixth day OF September 1904, be.
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock m. and 5
o'clock p. N. before the Glynn county
court house door. in the city of Bruins,
wick, state of Georgia the following
property, towit: All that tracts or
parcel of land situate lying and being
III the city of Brunswick, county of
Glynn and state of Georgia. same be-
lis Fart of the northwest .orner of
Town Commons lot number 121 in said
city; beginning at the northwest cor
Eet of said lot number 121 and run
n'ng thence easterly along the south
ern line of II street, 100 feet, thence
scutherly at right angles 81 IL feet
hence. westerly Mt right angles 100
feet to the eastern line of Albany
street 81 10 feet to the NON of he.
ginning. Said property TO be sold as
the property 0f Louis r. Weiabere de.
PENDANT in said decree. and sold sub.
sect 10 confirmation by the court Deed
- said property will be executed byI
tie undersigned when said sal is dulvI
Owen r. Reilly,
Special Comm, ssioncr
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puBLIc SALE.
GEORGIA-Glynn County.

! GEORGIA-Glynn County.
! Under and by virtue Of a power OF
sale conferred upon Fred Baumgart-
ner by John w Crow in a deed to Sc
| cure a debt made by said John w.
/ Crow to said Fred Baumgartner on
/ Dec. Goth, 1902, and recorded in vol
ume II OF mortgages folio 521 of the
/ general records OF said county, said
deed having been given to secure a
/ debt of $4,000 owing by said John
/ W Crow to said Fred Baumgartner,
the undersigned Fred Baumgartner
will sell at public cutlery, before the
court house door of said county on
the first Tuesday in September, 1904
within the legal hours of sale to the
highest and hest bidder for cash, the
, following real estate: Ali that certain
! & act, lot or parcel of land together
with all and singular its rights, mem
I bcrS and appurtenances thercuntO be-
/ longing or in anywise appertaining,
/ situate, lying and being in the 1356th
! district G. NJ. Of Glynn county and
, containing 1889 acres more or less
being described as follows: Bounded on
the north by the lands of r. H. Ever
EFT east by right-of-way of the South
ern Hallway Company and south and
west by lands known as the Knabe
! and Scott lands, said tract of land ly-
] ing at or near that sta
ton on the line of the South
! EN- railway called Belle Vista
said tract being She same as was
bought by said John w Cow from
iGeo w Wright by deed recorded
! in book u. O., page 62S of the general
sreCords said county.
Said property will be sold to satisfy
q balance due on said Indebtedness
amounting at the present time to sew
en- hundred dollars ($700,00) principal
with interest thereon from Dec. %,
1903, at eight per cent. per annum
Furtil paid, and also attorneys fees Of
ten per cent of the principal and in
iterest due at the time Of sale and all
other expenses making said sale. Pur-
Ichaser pays for titles. This 18th day
tol August 1904.
Fred Baumgartner.
r. D. Meader,
ATTORNEY at Law for Fred Baumgart-l
ner.
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IumanIty,a NO. spat.

There are more dea.hs directly due
TO weak lungs than TO all other DIS
asses combined. They are humanity
weak spot-the breeding place OF con-
sumption. Mlen the slightest symp-
ON OF trouJie is felt in the lungs
you should begin the use OF Dr. Bos-
chco's German Syrup at once. II is
made especially TO sootho, heal and
trengthen tL4 lungs, throat and broi-
'hial tubec German Syrup ~ a never
ailing remedy Tor consumpt On. TRIAL
bottle 25c Big bottle 75c. At all
,ruggIsts
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WORLDS FAIR RATES.


Southern Railway Makes Some Attrac.
tive Ones to the Big Show.
Account Of The exposition round trip
tickets are now on sale as follows:
Tickets good for entire season.
$3.50; tickets good for sixty days
S&l.fO; tickets good for 5 days
$26.60: coach excursion tickets. $3.50
Tickets are on sale daily except
coach excursion tickets which are
sold on Tuesday Of each week. Coach
excursion tickets are limited to leave
st. Louis ten days from date OF sale
and are not good on Pullman cars.
For reservation Of space, schedules or
other information. call on or address
E. n. Houseman,
Phone 161. General Agent.