davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
New EXCHANGE AZ erlohton.

The Livingston County Mutual Tel
ephone company will install a local
exchange at Brighton within the next
sixty days. The solicitors have Sc
cured fifteen local subscribers and an
all-night service will be given.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
To Repalr Summer Resort.

Grand Ledge business men are sub
scribing to n fund for the repair of
the Seven Islands summer resort, Sc
riously damaged by the recent Grand
river floods.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
Will Not Rebuild MIL.

The news that the -four mill which
recently burned at Clifford Will not DO
rebuilt is discouraglng to the resi-
dents of the place. The mill was all
that kept tho town on the map and
business will be dull without II.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
aallota Arn. Mlaalnn.

When the supervisors met at Char.
lotte to canvass the local option vote
they found that one ballot box from
Charlotte was absolutely empty. No
one has been able to find out what be-
came OF tho ballots.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
saloon Bond Causes trouble.

Ltchheld villagers, some OF them,
are wrought up over the action OF the
council in accepting the bonds of a
man who intends TO open up saloon
there. They have forgotten that the
aldermen couldn't have done other
wise. providing the mans bond was
legally sufficient.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
To Import Quail.

Worthwhile sportsmen have started
fund to aid in the movement for
importing quail TO restock this por-
ton OF the state with that desirable
species of game bird.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
Flour Mil For sale.

The Grass Lake -four mill Is now In
the hands of receiver and will be
sold April 30. to satisfy the demands
OF the creditors, the largest one OF
which is the Farmers' bank OF Grass
Lake. The mill is running full time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
Would Restrain Bend issue.

The bonds voted by Antrim county
taxpayers AT the recent election are
causing litigation Upon the petition
OF several taxpayers Judge Mayne has
issued an injunction to restrain the
chairman of the board of supervisors
and the county clerk from issuing the
bonds
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
Brer Fox Is BUSY.

Foxes are becoming numerous
around Brighton. and farmers In that
vicinity report the loss OF many chick
ems and turkeys.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23

Farmers up In the Thumb have pro-
uounced wheat n failure as n crop In
that country. They say II fiourishes
until June. when II withers and dies.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23

Pneumonia made n dreadful record
and proved most fatal at Battle Creek
the past winter. Out of thIrty-four
cases. thirtytwo persons died.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
Close Postonlce.

Announcement has been made Of
the discrimination of the postofice at
Lumna, Midland county. the mail here.
after 10 go TO Coleman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23

Potatoes went to si.06 at Traverse
City recently. the first time the dol
lar mark has been reached for mum
Der OF years. Farmers are rushing
the tubers 10 market in largo nuanti-
fiaa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
Peas for Gamma FACTORY.

Farmers in the vicinity OF Port
Austin will plant 800 acres OF peas
this year for the canning factory
there.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23


Apprentices (second class)--J. c.
Hardy and p. r. Cashier.
John r. Donnelly, ordinary seaman
Orwell 3. Moe, apprentice, second
class.
James e. Knight, ordinary seaman.
Halbert Edward Elliott, master at
arms, second class.
Pensacola, Fla, dispatch: Through
an unaccountable accident on the new
battleshlp Missouri. while Il was en-.
gagged In target practice of this port
Wednesday. Ave officers and twenty.
eight men were instantly killed and
two men so fTightfully injured that
they will die. Only by the perfect
discipline and GOODNESS displayed by
the commanding officer. Captain w.
@. Cowles. was a more appalling dis
aster prevented.
Not since the battleship Maine sank
In the harbor OF Havana has a greater
calamity overtaken the American
navy. The Missouri is tho very latest
.of tho big battleships OF the American
navy TO go into commission. Re
Gently II was ordered to the gulf for
target practice. Nineteen miles off
Pensacola the magnificent vessel had
been engaged In this work for two
days. and was achieving a brilliant
record. To the intense keenness OF its
crew TO excel is attributed the disaster
which has suddenly cast a shadow
over the nation.
Double Explosion.
Until an Official examination has
been made II viii be impossible 10
doilne the exact cause OF Che ;acci,
dent. Briefly. the facts are these:
The Missouri was on the target range
1withi the. Texas'Iand Brooklyp abbut
noon. The entire crew was at gun
stations. Three shots had been fred
by, the twelyeinoh. gun from. tho, sfs
: 40 f1rfet .r'he gun swasH Being fohds
ed for n fourth shot. Suddenly those
outside the turret heard a dull thud.
A second later another mufiled ex-
plosion more distant than the FIRST
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07
Result of q Jag.

Henry Nebendahl, who lives
with his brother one mile south
Of Xell, met with u very serious
and almost fatal accident Satur-
day afternoon. He had been in
town nearly all day and in the
afternoon started alone to drive
home: He was found about a
mile out OF town in an uncon-
scious condition from the effects
OF liquor with his left leg badly
burned and the entire wood work
OF the buggy burned. 1t was
supposed he dropped a lighted
cigar on the lap robe or straw
inltl.e bottom of the buggy.
He was brought to town, placed
gdder DR.. Grains care who found
the left leg from the! knee down
deeply burned and the foot so
badly scalded that tire toe nails
ca me off. The injured man IS bro
Their was sent for and took him
back toZell Saturday night. 1t
is thought his injuries will not
permanently disable him. What
a temperance lecture this ISL
Redfild Journal.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

Mrs. Snyder's Sunday School
class gave her u pleasant sur
prise at her home on Monday
evening of this week. The even
ing was very enioyably spent at
games and music followed by
refreshments served by tile class
Before the party broke mp, the
young folks presented Mrs. .Sny-
der with a handsom china sugar
bole and creamer as o token of
their esteem.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

A re port comes from Messing
ton that a bad man named
Harry Duncan tried to shoot
saloon keeper DolIan Saturday
in the laters saloon. He missed
Doolan about six inches, and
before he could fire again two
men from Miller grabbed him.
The names of the Miller men
were not given.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

r. S. Willett this week received
cards announcing the marriage
OF Miss Abigail Galloway in
Chicago to Il. L. Ryder. The
bride was formerly a resident OF
Greenleaf twra this county.
They will make their home In
New York.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

DR.. F. W. Gunsaulus of Ar
mour Institute chicago says OF
Professor Pearson. He has
captured us completely. and Ar.
mour Institute is still ecloing
the praises of our gifted con-
queror who has precisely the
temperament which makes him
the sympathetic interpreter Of
literature he most often presents
to his audience.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

Every scar on II horse detracts
from it's value and a wise man
always Keeps IL box of Coles Car
bolisavc. handy. tits guaranteed
to cure all sores. and bruises with
out scare and to renew the hair
in its original color. Get Coles
scots. and ST 100. Sold by j. d.
Fitzgerald, 4t2
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

Services OF the Presbyterian
Church will lie held next Sabbath
morning. New members will be
reviewed at that time and be
given the benefits of all COM
munitants. All the members Of
the church should be present
unless hindered by sickness.
We hope all members OF the com
gregation will unite with us in
this happy occasion.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

Do you need u new stove?. Ii
SO, call and see'the fine stock jweI
have on hand, both hard and
soft coal heaters.
3Otf y. =. Cree.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

Thanks for welseme calls for
thee past twenty one years.
and invite You all to remember
methe new year. With hearty
good wishes for a happy ard ard
prosperous new year to all.
r,Ss Yours Truly,
]. d. FITZGERALD, Druggist
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

Postmaster Curtis, OF Messing
ton, was a Miller visitor Thurs
day.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07
Terribly Burned, Scared for Life

Terribly Burned, Scared for Lifel
We read such headlines every
day. II Coles Carbolisave were
used there would be no scares.
1t is guaranteed to quickly stop
the pain of burns and scalds
and heal without a scar. Get
Coles. If it isn't Coles it isn't
Carbolisave % and 90 cts.
by j. D.Fitzgerald.
4t0
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

There will be services at the
Christian Church next Sunday
morning and evening az usual.
Revival meetings are being held
each evening this week.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

Prof Pearson will give his Riley
Recital in Miller Thursday even
ing Jan. 21st. This and Roney's
BOYS JanA.29 will be the two last
numbers OF the Jackson Club
Entertainment course, 81
Seats on sale at Briggs store
for the Pearson entertainments
Thursday morning at 1890
Jan. II. '~t
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

The County Commissioners are
in SESSION this week, checking up
tho officers and grinding out re-
gular business. Among other
business the board yesterda.
rejected the bond of Mort. Burke
for another saloon in Miller.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1904-01-07

A new game of cards has 1.-the
run now. 1t is called .'filuch,"
and consists of numbers to be
built up from / to Is. On the
back these cards look just like an
ordinary pack of cards. 1t is a
game of amusement, and ifit is
played merely for sport, is of no
more harm than a seven-up,
eucher, or sinch pack OF cards!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS ARE
GREAT FIGHTING MACHINES

I..!,nS. Ma, Z-s u..l. D.
known s'."ss ,hs Russian soldier
That 80 stron.c.s f..S rs- t.sru
root 'h.t th. ears sHfuy represents
.usnt.i, sssh~t ,h.. quality. but a
..s,,s az. ssf~.i 'hs, 9th IN. 80
espsi"n %: tho German. ~. U,s.i.n
Arm, today q. me hsst ~ Eufap.
fs~ry Eu.sls' IN reaching fh-
e. - 81. 10 il~b'- To military .sry.
Zee. ~; IL 'als Ny the army o.
supplied Nth N~sy n..fi, too 900
recruits annually. ch"..n 'fuu 10.
90" az. sub,e.'s
Directly . s.usct,ts has boon
-,.sts' ~ ballot 30 s.r. ~ 20
a s.lprt long distance ,.h, and
Ne hooss that - ~. rr' -. ~.
'ers~ again ~ five Y~ar. -. y,
SAVED 9TH sstm tla.'ira - q.
ne nae probably been drawn from
ne p.s.,u. ei.ss his 10 'al.h. !,
ar-st igsus,. ~. 'hes r.~.s. Ut eos
medical esausn.,..u. 10 tsllssf men
t..r. chosen 'o' the cavalry ..a M
sa.ft- s, s"t the .nfsutr'. ~. IaAn
being allowed ~ choose chic.
branch u IN. arm, n wi. j,,n
sc 10 N. ~. nAr.
ips s"ms w~.s. ne . drilled a
moss all Jsy then he . fz,ss.gs into
e.,ue f~ein~u' fuii Blow ed .
tie. ara beains 30 i.s. Ma nv 80
a private. which amounts 90 +. cent .
week
IRE amount 80 work D.. s.s - ep'
through N = Ia, uet-, v,'lro Wa
'is.s q, .ri attends 10 - ere
r'.s.1sss friio~s sni 'h~u " .
e.,ll.a on a'nS OF TIL Il "a alucA
w hsr dinner 'ollows
V~ - allowed =" ..rpss .t'rs.ii
I'LL :. hon . -ougIs - hour. avn
9. 20 los e nv zee Throughout 10
evening 30 attends classes lu rea'
ing ~ ..iting sr., -hhh f-.,~a-
ton - allowed 'ill sn-r prayers
s.s r~a' or h'pr~: h. ~. e,.oi.
regiment
IN. national anthem ~ Hus. i. n
national anthem ~,a se.~ ed ~ ~.
Emperor Nicholas and is gniap- iu
being ~. otIy ra,ta'at hymn &c
% 81 fip,. ,'as~ -eu' ln ~ open
e'mj~'t loa.@'s ne. sung nd thr'
PuHsi.H soldiers dpta wuA "a
sFe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27

SMART STYLES. HERALD. Tail
or. 1872. ,ni ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27
Go TO your Druggist TODAY--Get one bottle of
Paine 5 Celery Compromised how DIFFERENT
II viii make YOU feet.

came ill Md finals died. Nillos.u
-as forced - trax THE unfortunate
Invalid around ~,tt him AZ his
~utk. which k~ soul; s.t cs,s~ 40
anl.ss h. sen: .p hi. REGULAR
ar,ou.i - Goa. every i..y b.. ;t..a
.uuld not be- lo~.r.a
one n.shs the Soe-ash became q
FAsi.a mania. aud attach M.lica,n.
IN tn. ris.t Hillo..a Loot conh.iops
ass. and when s- recovered tla
sense. hih companion Icy :Y,nS be
side him. IL Was not long ..fp..
the Cp~saes expired M.io..u- sl'
u.t.oo Nss then .anfe horrible than
b-fos~. ~ he't t1rihlsi nui
trstl.i IN he ssa. .n'li - could
30 ts.s.s endure ~. s',~.ofi,e bur
den. Then D. hsss.t. 80 ou. e i,.
that ulnh. >ith -. co.l s.st
morning s.r can. Down "l.. ~.
allow pnc. - s,pi a.i ~ s~'srn-!
hlma.i' from f.. enft...
When NiIloA-a -. released -
the end = ten. y.,r. tis .f.-ish'
vss iws.st Gse
etc v-,xsnsa 20 IN. United states
and 80 Qne Of ia ei's~ps 'fi.i ~
xes the sog.'nrusss - tas. 'c.as-
u,-s 80 s"s.- Russia L. viott the
wrong ~ felt hat ,ssu d",s MN,
ia. - \. ~. h.rs csusn' ROD
.sutsi IN . crime Saiust isu-s'.n
i.w nothing could h. tcre
Ne came 4. san Frsusisfb, and
70. !. r.f.,~r ~ ,ea,s fss mad
a ..,r.y living ~ 'shlna W" 'as
been '.r a long time ono - Tie
moo, Interesting figures =. 'hs
ss'.. front being p~s's..' 80
quaint h.r,., which despite hio
narrowing experience s'lll fingers
ai.h him \ ~ says si'r. -"
"a man. shattered s-vysors sve'e'r,
sav~ Nay mt s-rF u''I. hope - sls
r,~.y~rs - entertained, ~ TIMES
"a. 10 is,iriovs ard hss habs.iua
shows ,s.t hi. mind - .liii troubled
.i.h NE 'u.riori~. "f ne -. Ter
riti. .-s,. -. sps.' - the -.ts ram
underground prison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27

TIE ~ 90 10 cents. /. week Il. na.
.ooi bat a. II q. lgun,.l. more than
"a. so.lj .sYs earned D.. wor. ~
TIE 'lrids tic Hu.si,n soldier Too.
hot xr.mhis ~. food. ,ao. - ..,
t. Than n. no. been ae.us,~r.. 20
te' h'- 1k'ss' >. 3. si,rn hisrh
brad scs disnsr i.,,.,u~, sal. .
iu.uf ~ NEAT W. r.af,i's. M
sometimes boiled rahs.s- .1uu.
9.t'sas e perhaps. ne 'axuri,.
al.''i. ana hundreds 90 tons a.. .aItei
~intsf
t shst down his f-i'i.y meal
-. Russian solder i. .fpyi.'., With
I""s made from bi.es bread .-s
-n' supper af~ much tho s.nl. az
',teH hf,s, .ei consist s'fro,, en-
ilf-ly - black bread
There Ar~ great difficulties 10 d.
owe, come ia training The n,~n. o~
lHg - 50 many si''er-a, races being
apr" nte, .fusns 81. con.rtIp,s-
~ Instance. u cs'e, happen. me,
q e.rs'.v' 10 German O., T, rn,~
aui cSnno' understand Ru....o
pfoi"''s i-ss' - al when ~ 4. 10.
'"fef in slang ~ al ,nst,l. .o'
II. 'f.' 'hInk 80 he Ion. u The
Cas~ ~ - 'e.eh hin
Again a. III. coma f't's ,r~ near.
- al fs,,su's =" to- cent ammo,
~rl'e fhs'r u.r n.u4.s but aa-r
Nes ''-sre ths army hey have ifsi
.u excellent education. sri f.uye.
oN-,. .'r aeuusi'.t.i Win spr~
trade hieh enables their. y" &c. o.-
rurs,idr ~ sfvN l.'-
About kpf,. .,.,, ,~ar 'ss
create, NORTON - -. Euasi., aro4y
e,ss into amp .nI "a 'hia r-St.is
80. % h.Vr. altered sop.v~. ~.
clement ih~ s.s'ts' f.ay -. the
sl's~ firgs ~ me men e.. or'-n te,-
fi,lr aud NAM s,ceuub 10 The old
Al through 'ss summer they are ~
Tu'k marching ana var~uyefl.g
ard ths,' s-t.rn tn BARRACKS A. Tire
-sr,v sut.tnn. Very often hoy gre
.ea' 80 , barren district. ana mat~
20 .,-r, '...f usw nut. before night
al ~ sleep ~ Tho xLaand ~ ~.
'rsneut ~ 'ss' autumn al army II
,"s men hr.,., 'h"if .~u hut. -
half = day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27

their furry treasures
he vas given bsi-t hearing 30
fore q masiatrst. at tlsdiNost1.
but had little defen~ 20 offer. and
GAS summariiy sentenced % sew.
Ten wears in the slhsriou coal mine
lie Gas tss.a ~ siberia end stsin~,s
Ia . t.llo. convict. then both --r-
losered into the uines It's com
psnion .ss o C0asaes aud the .so
. hsa NO common language. They
worked together in .ll.nc. after
several lnes'~rtgsi attempts to CON
muuicat.
After several month bal passed
n. Co.sses became insane ana
abusive. NiilukiGs own mind 10
came csout'~,. ~ the t.ritb.. strain
eod h~ eas compelled. a. b. con
stsutly on guard against II. in,sn.
violence Of the man ~nn ~ss
chained 81 him rh- memory ~ she
old man 70 not at 81. clear ia re
gard 20 ,hi. p~,,o-f es. Ne say. that
eoycrsl esees wuss hav. ps...c In
this gay before hi. mI.snior be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27

S5.o-l a month or more
PAL: .. soU'ress. Seat
tie lots. tn IL 10 10 min
U'.s 10. on Washing
ton street ear. gill give
you a contract and pro-
lection that will bring
YOU | per cent a week
increase IN value yron1
date Of pprcha Sc YOa
are guaranteed to real
iL~ this large I~oyis not
sooner than one ysaS
and not later than TIVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27

sseN Fl AN'A ifl''' ~ tst ~" u
San FRANCISCO. May =. ror-
-, AnI.,sal-. o. so,a, ,tt.s' II son.
NOT. sna at orator ~ .o mean tai
Ont. ,s uuf,I t.'ni Hmous t,lif.'u'g'.
eccentric Hnl.etH.t. men. Mil. his
methods e. less ...a4ti0nsi than
those 80 Iarliu. 'ae >,'as- Man"
Whu iH nos, 'pt,'I.A ~. Sandwich
islands barefoot. - has ht.u de-
voted q" hi. i..ts.i = living for 4.
number - ,e.,s. and 'is sincere
love OF uu''r, -. - rsl DOUBTED
- those - whom y. 'i,- long been
familiar 'lsurg.
And fsoa has mo- h.'uc. ~, travels
eDutluuouaI, l.o.' rom stat. to
state ON 20. declining tho eIn.ly
offers - &. I'M 'u.de By friendly
farmers HI 'aHarit. tr.npiu.
grounds gre iu ~ Eirtras and
through .ths coast f...nt.iuH q is
said that bits ~ n orisiuat poetry
arc 90 be found carved on the. moss
grown rocks ans tree iTuuk. %
every m.uataln on the Pacific A.etc.
Anderson y "a vegetarian. and al
thoush well advanced In years bis
constitution o. remarkable. being
able 10 withstand che moot RI sorous
hardships without fatishc or Illness.
Ills wants are few and the Isolated
families he meets one his travels
through the woods are glad 10 well
come him and extend thor hossl-
tants for the entertainment he af-
fords them. HIS native wit and gift
Of oratory making him "a rare viso
itor. Anderson II not unknown In
the larger cities, which he OCCASION
ally visits. dropping In upon his
friends ameng the art students RE
Is a favorite model in San Fran
cisco studios, his free life and &C.
centric ways making him a most
pfeturcaque figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27

TIE Ku..lsn soldier las not many
r-cf.atiorH. Us toes not cate 'us
'sss'.a even when he can '..,i
tfs#tie s.ls se.sains ss hss only
OH. hobby A.a taAt 70 fnns,c. ksssry
.si..nt hns it. band. consisting -
ssins.a. and bsnl. players. and 'ts
duty - every recruit 10 to l~srn 10
dance and s3uR Dancing matches
ate tf~Ss~.'. h'.d h.ta.~n one
'-E,n.o' ard An".ser. the tes'
s,ncers being ~. heroes - their
respective parvscA fo"Us
No army ~ t.,s'ots - worked y.
h.fd e me Russian. sna non. 80
bail, paid. but. 'ot a. Nat, The
Russian snis,.s. 10 . magnificent
usstinx 'rsn. Ai'oe"'hsT. IN. ear
M.s .ooa ne" ~ men lths these. and
they cost hira. everything Included
0iss POI head usr supu'u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27

Newspaper EntcFprlas A.s'n-
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May III
Capt Gn-lss. &.lioses. sho ~as
held a prisoner ia The coal mines Il
. siheris fes ten seers. 10 a.f.s her.
from II. effects % the 'arribl. SUI
s-rinss experienced Ntil. s,onins
20 IN. Russian goyeramrn, sos
preaching oa ia preserves.
rNv captain wAs found catch nc
seals off tho c,S.ss - siberia by .
Ms~isc sunmost shics PATROLS
those sa,er. for ~. protection -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27
Mayor Will Speak

Mayer Hsliineer ill aiso.ss the
sstl... The Enforcement ~ the
r-,... cod. IN seattle. at the
monthly meeting sut banquet 81 tho
Sociological s.-i~'y. 20 DC given at
she FIRST rre-bs'eri.n church TO-
night al " O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27
THIS
UHE0UALED
OFFER
10 Good
Only
UsfU
% 0'CEOGk
SundSy.
May29.
1909.

@eAsiAu Wsrs,eekers
Gu 70 iuvSerg@.tsa un-.
Ger uA@ Lace CO tfss aaesa
0s Washington s4s-s sc.s
cn@ 6un0Teea eaoszssesc<
eaNhema Nfn,az
Snmgv
% 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27
81 WAS STRONGER BEFORE
II WAS STRONGER BEFORE
THE BOTTLE WAS FINISHED"
Palne's Celery Compound
IT GIVES ALMOST INSTANT EFFECT
IT GIVES ALMOST INSTANT EFFECT

No Other Remedy in tho World Has
Stood SO Firmly the Test Of q
Genoration--A Standard Tonic.
Last summer, under the sfralN
IF family nursing. my nerves sH1yy
out was irritable and moody !
III not know I had lost control Of
my nerves. but my family SAW aignH
y iuripieut epilepsy The auuerin-
tgudeut uf our sunday School fvc1s
amBrnied pulne'H Celery Compound
and brought bottle 20 mother ono
day
i commenced Ia grow stfbuger
before the bottle WAS finishes and
IN two months I WAS feeling letter
than had felt IN my life. and locked
IT, Ny friends are ustonishet a.
the transformation arm hearty.
Well and. strong and can 10 my
work with more pleasure than even
/ sleep well and have not had a
auaHm since l began taking fs4tfe'E
celery nmpound Gertrude BAIT
hold, ~ West iisth street. New
York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27
sBusiness Deal

For every man in the Northwest
.ssaonorche shirts only 800 each at
ID N. Brooks s. Co, 1891 second
avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27

4 had e. oVrrWnfk. being ON
rlnyrd night and day FOR more than
a week ran down and was very
weak ! was 81 tired that ! thought
I would never think of work again
4 friend recommended puine'a cell
cry Compound and 10 certainly did
ne a world of good Right At once
I began fu feel better. and was able
Ca go back To work iB few days
You would GOT think 80 aer me that
had ever been sick and run down
am thankful for The f-tad that
rHiuea celery Compound DID hpr
me. I am telling my friends
Daniel Balm. 100 West 18th street.
chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27

seattle Log. No :. D~sre. Of
Honor. VII entertain i'- friends
Tu.s'., evening ~ dancing and
What party. rr- LASS Initiation
will b.. held June -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-27

SMART STYLES. HERALD, Tail
or. 1929 End ave.