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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-25
Superior Court Convenes Monday.

A one week term of Superior court
begins next Monday and from present
indications the term will be an un-
important one. There are a few ne
groes in the Jail charged with minor Of
lenses but the number is sufficient to
consume several days of the courts
time. When the criminal docket is
finished the civil docket will be started
upon, but there will be no cases of m
0Srtance to be tried.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-25

II says he Proposes to make auto
mobiles hat VIII easily attain a speei
OF eighty miles an hour "H-hew.
that's a great business undertaking.
Yes. but most Of all It a great
undertaking business "-Philedelph!a
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-25

ibid you notice how I moved the aud
fence last night?' asked the amateur
elocutionist. Moved isn't the proper
name for It." re5oined his critical
friend. cit was little short OF q stam-
'pede."-Chicago Daily News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-25

Officer-'If you haven't a license YOU
viii have to accompany me-" Organ
Grinder-"AlI right, sir, what will YOU
sing?"-Judge.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-25

Line and the Men
Made It.

last Lines dividend of
demonstration or pros
not only a great but a
inefficient corporation. Its
Fces over 10000 miles, the
ksYnnsylvania. 1t is a
~stitutfon and is marvellous
BILE development is at the
Jlly. The late William T.
nd his friends inaugurated it
r the
Walters sagaciously observed
e Baltimore and Ohio railway,
hing plundered and while the
bf that corporation was at high
ne sold out his large holdings
Fersuaded a number of.rich friends
the same. This money vas used
rchase several dilapidated roads
south and their rehabilitation and
inations formed the nucleus Of
immense system, which has greatly
lifted the south and been reciproc-
benefited
hen Mr.. William T. Walters and
F. B. Newcomer died the work
taken in hand by hrs own son Mr..
hcy Walters and Mr.. Michael Jen-
s, both Baltimoreans. What splen-
progress they have made is appar-
and indicated by resolutions testi-
ing on the part OF the stockholders
the fidelity, integrity and success"
hitch they have conducted its affairs.
Mr.. Henry Walters m reply stated
lat he had always regarded his posi-
on as the controlling factor in the
.tlautic Coast Line as a trust to be
zercised for the stockholders.
court proceedings recently
now in demonstration Of Mr.. Walters
sagacity and fidelity that
| 500 was then worth So, 1O0.-Augusta
Aronicle.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-25

PEANUTS-North Carolina Prime.
Extra Prime 90@95; Fancy 81
Virginia prime $500; Fancy 1917.
BEESWAX-25 to 27k.
CORN-62h@65.
CORN MEAL-63@65.
EGGS-22c.
TURKEYS-15c gross; 20 dressed.
CHICKENS-Hens % to 80; spring
|12k to rs cents.
BEEF32 to 3 cents.
N. C. Bacon-Hams (oldp 15c; Shout
ders IL to 12c; sides II to 11hc.
SWEET POTATOES-50..
SHINGLES-Per 1000: 6-inch sAps
81. 90: 5-inch hearts $500; 6-snch saps
S2.00; 6-inch hearts s4.G0.
TIMBER
Per NJ Extra milling. .........s!.50Q8.5
viii pl ~ 81
Mill fair S6.50@7.0e
common milk So'UUV0. DC
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-25

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. November 22-FUOUR-
Market dull and partially lower; Min
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. November 22.-Ths leading
futures ranged as follows:
Open High Low Close.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-11-25

Cash QuOCdIIUTs WVc %
Flour steady: No. , spring wheat st.0s-
Oils; No. 8 S1.O09Sf.0S; No. : red VI
uL@s1.13: No. 2 corn So: Nc. 2 yellow
57H: No. 2 oats 31hA32; No. 2 white
32k: No. 3 white s30h@32; No. 2 rye
rs; mess pork per barrel s11.15@sll.2o;
lard per 100 pounds 81. 921s@s6.s5; short
ribs sides, Qoose). s6.62k@s6.Sl19; shori
clear sides Cboxed), s6T56S6.S71k; whis-
key basis Of high wires $1.24.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-26

is as good as his bond, and the
strongest oath ever sworn never yet
kept rascal from divulging a secret
intrusted to him."
You're right in that; you're right
in that" the cobbler hastened to add;
but this involves others as well as
myself and all are bound to each
other by oaths.''
Then / venture to say you are en-
gagged in some nefarious business.
What is it? I'll tell nobody. and
mayhap, young as l am. can give
you some plain. useful advice from
the green fields.''
We'll, I'm not at all sure that we
don't need it. for to tell the truth 1
have met with a wild set of lads and
] find myself wondering how long my
head will be in partnership with my
body"
rs the case as serious as that?"
AYE, it is.''
Then why not withdraw"
"Ah, that's easier said than done.
When you once shut spring door
on yourself it isn't by saying L VIII
that you get out. You'll not have for
gotten the first night we met, when
you jumped down on my back from
the wall of the Gray Friars' church p"
Il remember it very distinctly, but
which was the more surprised, you or
j, have never yet been able to
settle"
mot SO much as l." interrupted the
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-26

lad that you can tie to your bench
stool here, lock your door and expect
to find him when you come back?
When is your next meeting and
where?'
THE meetings are held in this room.
and the next will be on Wednesday
night at IL o'clock"
BLESS my soull'' cried, Ballengeich.
Would nothing content you but to
drink the whole bucketful? The rem
devious in your shop! Then whoever
escapes, your heads on a pike"
Aye" murmured the shoemaker, dis
mally.
1T isn't taking very many of you to
overturn the House of Stuart" said
the laird. looking about the room,
which was small.
There's just one less than dozen"
replied the cobbler.
''Then well make up the number to
the even twelve. will meet you here
on Wednesday night at this time, and
learn whether or no they agree to have
me as one Of their number. If they
refuse, there's no harm done; 1 shall
say nothing. and the King will know
no more about the matter than he does
now"
II could not ask you better assurance
than that" said the host cordially, as
his guest rose.
They shook hands. and the guidman
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-26

cobbler dryly. when you came plump
on my shoulders"
by the way. did you ever hear any
more of the thief you were after?"
That's just the point 1 am coming
to. The man we were after was his
youthful Majesty James V Of Scot
land.'
What the King!" exclaimed the
amazed laird.
Just him and no other" replied the
cobbler, and very glad / am that the
plot miscarried. although 1 fear it's to
come on again"
Il never heard the like of this
You may we'll say that. You see. 1t
is known that the King in disguise
visits a certain house, for what pur-
pose his Majesty will be able to tell
you better than l. He goes unattended
and secretly and this gives us our
chance"
'But what in the name of the god of
fools, whoever he happens to be. would
you do with Jamie once you got him 2"
Deed, there's many things that
might be mended in this country. as
you very well know, and the King can
mend them. If he likes, with a word
Now, rather tha9 have his. throat cut,
our leader thinks he will agree to rea-
sonable REFORM
And supposing be doesn't agree. are
you going to cut his throat?''
L don't know what would happen IL
he proved stubborn. The moderate
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-26

section rs Just for locking him by some-
where until he listens to wisdom"
And it is in your mind that my
King?"
1T seems to me worth considering"
There seems to me very little worth
considering in the matter 1t is a
mad scheme. Supposing the King
promised under compulsion, what
would be his first action the moment
he returned to Stirling Castle? He
would scour the country for you, and
your heads would come off one by one
like buttons from an old coat
That's what said, Trust the word
of Stuart says I, it's pure non
sense"
"Oh. I'm not sure but the word of a
Stuart is as good as the word OF any
other man." replied Ballengeich. with
ring of anger in his voice, at which
the cobbier looked up surprised.
You're not such an enemy of the
King as you let on at first" commented
the mender of shoes. II doubt If
should have told you all this"
Have no fear. can pledge you that
my word is as good as d Stuart's at
least"
IT hope it's a good deal better"
Your plan is not only useless, but
dangerous, my friend. / told you I
would give you my advice. and now
you have it. Do you think James Is a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
The More
SkepticaI

roa are tha more anxious we are 70
havs you call on us during this big
cut price sale (which by the waF,
closes Saturday night. for. as some
ops has said. doubts are buds Of new
ideas ard We have 80 many new ideas
IN pianos and organ merchandising
that AL doubtsrE are soon pacifisd and
mafs TO feel perfeetiy at home We
do not consider ~ necessary TO more
than dirsct the attention q sconornic-
ally disposed buyers to this following
few SAM Piles.
Pianos that ws are now selling at
IN $50. tziS. Hf0. Sxs. 80 20 I'D
and upward are worth from t75 to sia1
more than our cut sale price But the
above samples are only a small poF-
ton OF the hiF store fuIf Of genuine
snaps that We have 20 show. We can
also surprise you Ia the extraordinary
prices u which we are letting ORGANS
80 during this sale. For instance. fine
rev pafl0r styles. with eleven stops
dividing eogplers. mirror and all ia
latest improvements. only Is this
wsek. worth -. aecond-ha organs
ws have from 81. 40 t57, &C. etc. Of
tnch well known makes az the KIM
heii. story 4 Clark. Mason a Hamiin,
syrdstt. Western Cottage, CIough r.
Warren, Ithaca etc. All Instruments
sold on VERY easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
y. STAR DUST Va

phons Rad. beoauss the lines husy
nearly ali the time.
PORT ARTHUR. March u-The
var hea raussd q shortage u tea ali
over AAnehufia. Gen Hotskouteky'w
chef was unable 70 find enough q tho
Eeaerars favorits tfara % make
enough for break yesterday. and
Dc had 10 hustle ali over town and
gather up AL he could Gen. Hot
akantHAy complained that ihe tea vas
poor
Il feared u would br. general" sniH
the chef. but Il Ia the best could
Do for you, There are half dozen
kinds II tea IN tho pot this morning.
II reminded me u my boyhosd days AZ
school"
How SOP asked the general
Al school we always crossed our
is"
whereupon the general dotted tho
chefs eyes
POKTO. March al have no fear. -
said korksmuppa. a. he boldly sailed
20 the entrance 81 Port Arthur harhor
60 sink hts chip. u Sun not afraid OF
victory. ! arm safe n succeed whsra
Hobuon failed. kissing you know. ia
habit unknown 10 tho women Of
Japan"
PORT ARTHUR. March u.-ThH
Russian troops have been aroused by
the report that al.eo9 cases OF cigar
cites have been sent % the Japanese
army.
we viii got those cigarettes OF
die said Gen. Sm0kupski
Every body in London IN seriously
discussing the question. lis love a dis
ensef From what wo have heard
about London most u ua will De IN
ellurd to think It's a habit
Prof. Langley probably remembers
that money makes the mare 60
Any rich man Wishing to get HIS
name in the comic papers can do 80
BY advancing 90 Prof. Langley the So, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31

On account Of It's frightfui hide0us-
nesa. blood Poisoning IL commonly
called the King u All Diseases. II
may be either hereditary or=Cuufraet-
Cd. Once the system u tainted with
a. she disease may manifest Itself Ia
the form u Scrufulh. EoxemR. Hheu-
matte Pains. SUR or swollen Joints.
Erupti0ns or Copper coiorcd spots on
the Face Of Body, little Ulcers IN the
Mouth or on the Tongue. Sore Throat.
Swollen Tonniia, Failing cat 81 tho
Hair or Eyebrows. and finally a fep-
rOua-iiks Decay 81 the Flesh and
Bones. n YOU have any % these or sim
liar symptoms. get BROWN 5 BLOOD
CURE. Immediately. This treat
ment IL practically the result Of life
work. IL contains no dangerous drugs
OF injurious medicines Of any klud. II
goes TO the very bottom Of tho disease
and forces out every particle Of Inn
purity. soon every Sign and symptom
disappears. completely and forever.
The blood, the tissues, tho flcsh. the
bones and the whole system are
eisanaed. purified and restored 10 per-
feet health, and the patient prepared
anew for tho duties and pleasures 81
life. BROWNS BLOOD CURE. g. %
a bottle. lasts month. Made bY bR
BROWN. - Arch st. PHILADELPHIA.
For sale IN Seattle only nt The Quaker
Drug Co. i1l2l0 lat ave. Globe blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
ENNNC NF
MZER
All Sorts Of Schemes Are Being
Cooked Up 10 Get City
Chemist Job Away From
Him

That the ordinance introduced AZ
Mondays meeting OF the council
providing Tor the competitive cN-
animation Of all applicants Tor the
position OF city chemist Is merely o
smooth plan Of those interested IN
getting the Job 10 defeat pr. q. l.
Tanner's appointment 60 the posi-
ton Is the belief Of those most dl-
roctly Interested Ia the matter.
Health officer Ludlow and presl-
dent I.ouEhary 81 the beard OF
health said this morning that tsry
feared that such was the intention
OF the ordinance.
Roth say that they believe IA
civil service as applied TO tho APP
plicants for the city chemists post-
ton. and In fact al branches OF the
health department. but believe that
thu present ordinance IL aimed TO
defeat pr. Tanaer.
The clause 90 which they take
exception L. that providing that
the examiners shall consist 81 the
professor OF chemistry AZ the state
university. the state chemist and
any other aislnterrsted chemist OF
ability New L happens that Pro-
fessor nyors. instructor In chem.
iatry az the state university. and
the state chemist. Professor Fuimor
OF Pullman college. have been most
active IN opposing the appointment
% Or. TanFer. II n said that G. n
Bagurdua OF this city IL the author
of the bin and gave Il 60 Council
man naulton for presentation 70 the
council lie II the man who ana
the city's chemical work previous 10
the time that the health board took
Il away from him and gave Il 20 Dr.
TanEer
Another man who wants the fob
that Or Tanner practically created
Ia Professor Ralph Gould. q Fov-
eminent chemist At san Francisco.
He wants the position because hts
wife and family are residing here
Professor Bycru does not want the
position. but he wants his assist
ant. Professor Paul Hopkins. 60 get
a. The members Of the board DO
not think Il right that one 30 prelu-
diced as Professor Byurs IL should
conduct tho e1amina lion.
The members ~ the health board
10 now and always have looked
with favor upon pr. Tanzcr "A the
man best qualified 20 have the po-
sitfnn and as most deserving Of a.
After the city council had turned
down the proposition to establish a
city laboratory because q did not
think the city at that time could
stand the expense. Dr. Tanner came
TO the rescue with the proposition
that vas accepted with so much
aiacrity BY the last council. Then
other chemists around the city be-
gan 10 think they would like 70 havr
the same Job and attacks upon Or.
Tanzcr were made.
The members Of the health board
rsei that most 81 the auimuH against
Or. Tanner was caused By men who
wanted the position he sought and
others who entertained professional
jealousy against ur. Tanner. pr.
Tanzcr's work has always been sat
isfactory.
The members % the health board
would like 10 have civil service
apply 20 the whole health depart
nasnt. That II the only one where
tho rules do not apply. Couss-
quentiY the inspectors are selected
on account Of political prefermeut
instead OF ability. ard every mean
Der OF the board would like TO sec
this order 81 things changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31

Theodore e. Payne, Superintendent
81 the Gees, Bureau, Tells What
lie Owes TO Psins's Celery Com.
pound.
Philadelphia. February 20.
s.Fdr anyone whose work requires
excessive nerve power or nerve con-
reutfaiion know % nothing better
than Patnr's Celery Compound ANY
one compelled "a devote long hours
and close attention 10 dntaila@-w hen
the WORK won't wait until one feels
Ike Wof kiug -Wiil be greatly bene-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31

negative. George II. Randeii and
II. A. Hanson spoke for the affirm
ative, while George J. Hodge sup
ported the negative. The league win
hold It's last session at the WASH
ington. next Wednesday. when a
banquet will be served. T. F. Blaine
win address the league on The city
Beautiful"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
The Death Penalty

a little thing sometimes results IN
death, Thus "a mere scratch. insiR-
uificant cuts or puny boils have paid
the death penalty. II ~ wise To have
Buchcn's Arnica Salve ever handy.
It's the best Snlve ON earth and VIII
prevent fatality, when Burns. Sores.
Ulcers and Piles threaten. only Csc
al q. o. GUYS drug store, Second
avenue and Yesler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
ScHOcK
WAS OFF
sio PITCHER LOST The GAME
Foa SEATTLE YESTERDAY

FRESNO. Cal. March n.-.'nig'
achoek was All bet hatfei out Of the
box By Niaue FIuhsra men from Ta-
coma here yesterday. The bis fellow
couldn't pitch and couldn't or wouldn' I
field his position. Besides pitching a
fisres gams he had three errors
ehalked up against him.
The work q the bis false alarm In
tho center of the diamond put the
other players mp IN the MIR. The work
u tho pitcher WIS 80 bad that Il sort
~ went out 70 the other men. had
playing was IN tho air Tor the Seattle
men. Hchock will probably bs rele-
gated 20 the bench for a few weeks
The Eams was 80 one-sided that IL
lacked interest The score. To z
does not show IL thoroughly. Tacoma
had all the best of II all the way.
The scorer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31

before rhs took Paine'a Celery Com
pound
she advised many ~ her friends
70 ~ a. They al said it did thrru
mefe good than any others they had
tried.
4 fciy On u vhrn am feeling
weak aud Tired. Mira NJ }. Taylor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
DR.. Miles Nervlne

II IL prepared Tor iaat such Ailments
and ia a nrVeF-falliuE remedy, htNahHo
IA acothes. feeds aud builds the nerves
bach 60 health, 49,.
ney ana liver troubles viii soon be
added q Your already OVERLOOKING
MEASURE 81 misery
II suffered srom nervous Rtostf Atom
Inc \ cauldn { hold anything IN my
kandA nor gut FROM one room g. an
bther, New l DO aii my own work. -
MRa CuAS. LANpRtM. Carthage.
Mo
N@rvtne seldom fails 60 do all we
claim foH a. Nud 50 wo authorize
draKNial - refund money II first bot
tie does rot benefit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
J. NJ. C.. 4. DEBATE

An interesting debate was held by
the Young Mems Municipal League
OF the Y. ". c. \. last night. The
question. Resolved. That the Amer
lean system of municipal govern
ment insures greater degree OF re-
sponsibility than the English sys-
tenn" was decided In favor OF IN,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31

officers OF which the majority be-
long 10 the Morrison faction. They
are Tim Hawley. president: Al Bar
ton. vice president; A. Gerbel. secre-
tnry. and James RrilI. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
Grateful of WEAKNESS and Weakness
OH---And Happiness and Strength RECLAIMED They Point
For You the Way to Health
The One Remedy Purf Without Weakening Celebrated Nv
Vtaiser Tonic That Feeds Strength to the Whole System

been OF great benefit TO myself and
sister
1t dispellcd an attack 81 grip
which was very severe on mo.
My sister had boon IN for years
with nervousness aud weak blood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
nsroRYs nILARrTtEa

Cleopatra had gone through the mo-
items 81 disHplvluK a pearl Of great
price IN vinegar 20 show that she
didn't mind the expense.
Pardon me. Patty" auoth Anthony
"you have made mistake. You have
used tho only bone cellar button I
brought with me from Rome"
This incident tfifllns az Il was, led
% ths rupture d their peerless ro-
nance.
Mr. Salisbury must be on vaca-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
People Talking

About thu SIMPLEX PIANO PLAY
Ek- II you have . plano and no one
70 play Tor you. you cannot realize
what great musical treat you are
missing ~ not having Simplex TO
play Tor you. n only costs fgd. ia
eIudfnE one TsaFs subscription 70 the
eitguia jig library 81 twenty-fuur rolls
each month or % per year. Large
stock 81 players 10 select from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
Notice to Subscribers

III. any evening, your copy OF The
Star has not arrived at GOO O'Clock.
telephone-Sunset. Main 1850. or In
dependent ii3s. any time between
600 and 6;so-and a copy viii be sent
you at once. by special messenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
aorS risfliSu

uso sam plies politisal pills Tor that
Tired feeling.
GOIS' TIsmINtf
lAtar Dust readers are asked - have
little more patience. While No trace
has yet been found - our genial phil
osopher. Old IoHh Wise. several ciawz
are being Investigated. ard n he IL
sfili among tho living be viii DO
brvuzht back homes. p. ST.
A house and lot IN Korea have been
given to Marquis tto. Let's 500 didu't
somebody "a this country receive a
house and lot In Washington
Henry Whttersuu declares the de-
feat - the Demoern tic party next fan
viii break a. Paste this N your hat
and compare II with what he says
after the election next fall
MUKDEg. March si.--Tho Cossacka.
who are Hght-heartsd. tovtai eussca.
call tho Siberian railway the "telu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
WATER SHUT OFF

Water will be shut off tomorrow
from a. IN 70 ~ noon on tho army
post main from Howe street north
and west. This includes ali the In
terbay district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
They Are Winners

We mean tho Columbia Talking Ma
chimes and Records. Thouaanda Of
reYofds - select from, 80 up. Ma
chimes from no up.
We also carry a large assortment Of
VOLTS, guitars. banios. mandollua.
eecOsaious and all kinds Of strings and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
CANNOT REST

xour appetite r. gone. What itule
1.tftneaara btllalH. You have head
ashN batkarhc. feel blue and mUlHns
Uheiyszzana canuet reat er Hlecn. The
fact 10 your nerves are unutruuH, aud
YEA Are GA the NerNe 81 nervous proas
trpfion. IhrX muat be strengthened
renewed Thsy viii not cure them
selves but mnst have a nerve remedy
NNln vpu will ftna in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31

LOS ANGELES. March ai.-Tha An
gels took another game from the Port
land team here yesterday. this time
By score OF 70 Q. EiY's men hit
Newton FOR but four asfoties
SAN FIiANCfscO. March 2.-Oak-
land took the game from the local
team yesterday bY heavy hitting, win
uins by to g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31

ne we'll Don't have grip this
spring. Don't let a cold get It's hold
on YOU. lie we'll les easy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31

" Cured Her orip--Msss Her Nsr.
voua Sister Wsll-Msde Her Bleed
Pura.
West Ailis. Wis. Jan e. iaot--"t
recommend Painc'a celery Gem
pound eheerfuliy. kn9elnk Il 10 have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31
WAR PRovERp


CATCH THE BEARovITCB BE
FORE TOu SELL THE sKtNsKY.
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Zoe. n the REAL CAUSE
the NERVES"
Prof =. ". Phelps. NJ. u. IL.
u. OF Dartmouth University.
COMPOUND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-31

fitted by the Use OF PRine's Celery
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