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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19
Staple Specials.

Staple Specials.
Bleached Sheets, size s1xsO, extra
fine quality, no seams, nicely made and
hemmed and large size, 75c value for
SOC.
Standard Table Oil Cloth, big line
patterns, zoe value, sale price Is yard.
Fine quality Apron Check Bingham,
&c value, sale price 80 yard.
1000 yards Silkoline, nice line fancy
patterns, 12i value; sale price 10c yard.
36-in Bleached Muslin, excellent
value, sale price Sc yard.
1000 yards American Shifting Prints,
cheap at SC, sale price &c yard.
5000 yards American Indigo Blue
and China Blue Calico, SC values, sale
price Sc yard.
1000 yards Toile .du Nord Bingham
remnants, 12ic value, sale price 1Oc
yard.
36-in. Brown Muslin, easily worth So,
sale price 4c yard.
36-in. Brown Muslin, good weight,
&c values; sale price 90 yard.
36-in. Brown Muslin, extra good
weight, TIC value; sale price &C.
25 dozen Mems Denim Overalls, soc
value, go In this sale at $50 pair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

/ County Collector Albert Harrison is
N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

Miss Carrie Lee, Of St. Louis, is the
nest Of Mrs. M. L. Jones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

CITY Physician P. E. Coil is III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19
Towels
and TOweling.

so dozen large size Hack and Glover
Leaf Towels, special values, sale price
10c each.
l lot 16-ln. Linen Finished Crash,
worth TIC yard, goes In this sale at sc
yard.
lot 16-in. Dice Crash, worth easily
Ste, In this sale etc yard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

Field Quisenbury, Of St. Louis, is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

City PHYSICIAN L. Il. Coll Is Ill.
County Collector Albert Harrison is
|fll.
Field glastonbury, OF St. Louis, il
here.
Mrs. Thomas Barnett is I'll Of pneu-
monia.
Ms Myers is home from Galloway
county.
Walter Hubbard is again on the
sick list.
q. R. Taft, Of Farber, was here
Monday.
3. A. Potts, Of st. Joseph is here on
business.
VIM. Treloar, Jr., left Wednesday
ior Hannibal.
N. G. Carter, OF Hannibal, was in
1own Monday.
Mrs. Mary Brooks is confined to her
home by Illness.
.. w. Daniel, of Vandalia, was in
bis city Monday.
The Zuzu Club will give a smoker
thursday evening.
Miss Carrie Lee, Of st. Louis, is the
113oSt M Mrs M I, Jonae
a. j. Williams, of Vandalia, was
13re on business this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

The zuzu Club will give a smoker
thursday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19
Circuit Court is in session.

Gray Hook is critically i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

Mrs. Thomas Barnett is i'll Of pneu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

Staple Specials.
For this sale l lot Fruit OF Loom
and Lonsdale Bleached Muslin for TIC
yard. }
lot No. 40 all silk Neck Ribbon,
nice line colors, worth 15c; sale price
100 yard.
All loo Outing Cloths in this sale
for Sic yard.
All loo and 1910 Dress Flannelettes
in this sale for SIC yard.
19c Dress Flannelettes, soft and
pretty as challies for 1910 yard.
3Spool Kings 8 Cord Spool Cotton,
this sale for sc.
36-in Bleached Muslin, good weight,
exceptional value for &c; sale price &c
yard.
Good weight Shifting, worth 7c, sale
price Sc yard.
Extra Heavy Shifting, loo value,
sale price 81 yard.
40 pieces good weight double fold
Percale, nice line patterns, Ste value
anywhere; sale price Sc yard.
lot "a Unbleached Pepperell Sheet
ing at 1sc yard.
Hot "a Bleached Pepperell Sheet
ing at zoe yard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-01-19

,. w. Daniel, of vandalia, was in
bis city Monday.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-15
Vol. XVIII. July Is, 1905.

faja sic copredzej, aby ME zostali oto-
czeni. Wiadomosci o buncie floty czarno-
morskiej zakomunikowane zosta}y przez
Japonczyk6w armii rosyjskiej "a pomo-
ca bomb wypelnionych kopiami prokla-
macyj rewolucyjnych. Proklamacye te
rozpowszechniali niekt6rzy oficerowie,
"a co podobno dwudziestu szesciu gene
raj Liniewicz kaza} powiesic. Korespon-
denci zapewniaja, re usposobienie w ar
mil rosyjskiej jest take, re gdyby teraz
powrocifa do kraju, to napewno stane-
laby po stronie rewolucyi.
Rad rosyjski, kt6ry co kilka dni
zmienia swoje stanowisko co do tego,
czy prosic o pok6j, czy tez prowadzic
dalej wojne. w biezacym tygodniu ME
odwoia} swojej zeszlotygodniowej checi
zawarcia pokoju. Ale prasa rosyjska
wystapi}a ostro przeciwko wyborowi
Murawiewa ma gl6wnego reprezentanta
Rosyi Gazeta "Siowo" pisze, ze Mura-
view ME jest zadnym dyplomata, od-
znaczy} sic tylko wydawaniem tyran-
skich wyrok6w ma niewinnie przeslado-
wanych dziaiacz6w politycznych, kiedy
byf sedzia. Japonia p6}urzedowo oswald
czy}a, re wobec niepewnosci utrzymania
sic obecnego rzadu rosyjskiego u steru,
USuLle Ldudft, any Car ZWOtdt repfeZeu-
tant6w wszystkich sfer ludnosci, kt6-
rzy maja zatwierdzic warunki pokoju
zadaniu temu car mysli uczynic zadosc
i obiecuje zwolac dune do Mpskwy.
Czy ia duma bedzie wybieralnym sta
lynn parlamentem, czy tez tylko kome-
dya ME MONA jeszcze powiedziec. Je-
zeli rewolucya bedzie sic potegowac, to
peWnie duma zostanie parlamentem, a
jezeli uda sic caratowi pokonac rewolu-
eye, to duma pozostanie komedyjka.
Prezydent Roosevelt oglosil, re repre-
zentanci Rosyi Japonii kt6rzy zostali
wybrani ola zawarcia pokoju, zjada sic
do Washingtonu w poczatku sierpnia.
Tu prezydent Roosevelt formalnie przed-
stawi jednych drugim, a potem wszyscy
udadza sic do Portsmouth, mad morze,
gdzie bedzie przygotowany budynek
rzadowy dla posiedzen komisyi pokojo-
wei.
Chiny zazadaly, ably przy zawieraniu
pokoju pomiedzy Rosya Japonia by]
obecny ich reprezentant. Rosya pra-
gne}a usilnie, aby Chiny by}y reprezen.
towane, ale Japonia odpowiedziala, ze
stanowczo ME pozwoli ma to, ably jake
kolwiek panstwo bralo udzia} w zawie-
raniu pokoju. Chiny musia}y ustapic.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-15
Wojna Rosyjsko' Japohska

Dnia 8 lipca Japonczycy wyladowali
ma wyspie Sachalin, odebrali Rosyanom
fortece Korsakowsk, przyczem dosta}o
wojennych cztery dziala obronne l2.ca-
lowe. Wojska rosy!jskie ,spali}y miasto
cofne}y sic % mile, ale ztamtad 70
staly wyparte nastepnego dnia. Obecnie
Japonczycy posuwaja sic coraz dalej W
g}ab wyspy, Rosyanie i'm ustepuja
prawie bez stawiania oporu. Wyspe te
Rosya odebrala Japonii pred 40 laty, a
cd samego poczatku obecnej wojny lud-
nose tamtejsza pragne}a powr6cic pod
rzady Japonii, to tez teraz panuje tam
radosc z powodu wypedzenia Rosyan.
w Mandzuryi polozenie jest takie sa-
me, jak W zeszlym tygodniu. Skoro Ro-
syanie ujrza gdzie Japonczyk6w, to CO.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-15
konferencya chicagoska.

Odbyta w d. l bm. w Domu Zwiazko-
wynn W Chicago konferencya sprawie
ostatnich wypadk6w W Polsce byla po-
lem zupelnej porazki kierunku ligowo-
wszechpolskiego kt6ry w zarzadzie
Zwiazku reprezentuja panoWie Siemira-
dzki Osada. Kierunek ten nigdzie ME
mial tax wygodnej areny do popisu jak
ma tel konferencyi,a jednak sic zblaznil;
to chyba najlepszy dow6d, re ME ma on
przed soba przyszlosci ma gruncie pol
sko- -amerykahskim.
Mysl zwolania konferencyi rzucili
Wszechpolacy; w komitecie, kt6ry rozsy-
laf zaproszenia, ma trzech czfonk6w byla
al dw6ch zdeklarowanych Wszechpola-
k6w; zaproszenia rozesiano tylko do
przyjaci6f idei wszechpolskiej, lub do
tych jej przeciwnik6w, o kt6rych vie
dziano, re ME przyjda ;podczas obrad pre-
zydyum byio dla Mich usposobione jak-
najprzychylniej -siowem mieli pole dc
dzialania otWarte... | coz zrobili!
Wykazali tylko to-, o czem .juz dawno
wiedzieli wszyscy, a mianoWicie, re dla
dopiecia celu Wszechpolacy ME lubia
przebierac w srodkach...
Albowiem by}o pogwaiceniem opinii
puUllSAllCJ WPIOoI DOA w oCy dllClll A"Oly
wac konferencye wrzekomo publiczna,
obejmujaca wszys tx e pisma
w sly st k e kierunki, a rozes}ac "a
proszenia tylko niekt6rym. A to wlasnie
uczynili panowie' 'organizatorowie konfe-
rencyi: zaprosili ma konferencye zmar-
twychwstanc6w, zaprosili wszystkich
swoich przyjaci6l, lecz pomineli organi-
zacye socyalist6w pisma socyalisty-
czne, oraz gazette bezpartyjna "Amery-
ke Echo" wiedzac, re z tel wiasnie
strony spotkac ich moze najbardziej Gle
ia niebezpieczna krytyka. Dodac male
zy, ze stronnictwo 'kropidlarskie'' "a
proszefi ma konferencye ME przyjefo. a
socyalisci, choc byli reprezentowani przez
pare jednostek, to jednak ME stawiali
wniosk6w i ME g}osowali, bo ME mieli
mandat6w.
Jako sprawozdawca "Ameryki-Echa
by} obecny p. E. Strzembosz. Siemira-
dzki okazal sic ma tyle bezwstydny, re
prosi} prezydyum usuniecie z sail p.
Strzembosza, ma tel zasadzie, ze "przed-
wczesnie rozgada wszystko przekreci. "
Prezydyum prawdopodobnie z mia che
cia uczyniloby zadosc zyczeniu pana pro-
fesora, ale... ME smia}o, ME czujac po
"a swemi plecami poparcia wiekszo-
Sci. O tenn, re prezydyum podzielalo
zdanie p. Siemiradzkiego co do konie-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-07-15

ten byf znaklem 90 buntu, ktOry Jednak
usmierzono, przyczem jeden zolnierz i
jeden officer poniesli ciezkie rany.
Oddziaf zolnierzy naiezacy do batalio-
nu karnego w Chersonesie podczas evil
czeh rzuci} sic ma kapitana Gorgorod-
skiego porani} go bagnetami. Drugi
officer (pulkownik Dawidow) pospieszyi
ma pomoc; zolnierze rzucili sic ma niego
zranili go smiertelnie brzuch i w
piersi. Ranny napisa} tenn rapport do
cara umarl. Osmiu zolnierzy ucieklo
ale ich schwytano.
w Kijowie rezerwisci robia awantu-
ry, pIadruja szynki restauracye. Roz-
broili i poranili kilku policyantow.
w Tyflisie ma Kaukazie niema prawie
dnia, zeby ME bylo jakiego zamachu
sztyletowego lub dynamitowego.
w Rydze aresztowano trzydziestu pie
ciu cz}onk6w komitetu teroryst6w, kt6-
rych przy}apano podczas fabrykowania
bomb.
w Petersburgu w koszarach Krynko-
wskich zbuntowaly sic diva bataliony
marynarzy: 14ty 15ty. Zbuntowani po-
tlukli w koszarach wszystkie szyby.
Ola ich usmierzenia musiano sprowa-
dzic piechote.
Oberpolicmajster Moskwy general ma
jor hr. Szuwafow, byfy pomocnik mini
stra spraw wewnetrznyhc, pad} ofiara
zamachu terorystycznego. Stafo sic to w
chwili, gdy przyjmowal ludzi z prosba-
mi w swojej kancelaryi Jeden przy-
by}ych, ubrany w odziez wiesniaka, wy
jail z pod sukmany revolver, strzeli}
do Szuwafowa try razy zabil go ma
miejscu. By1 to bezwatpienia zamach
polityczny, ale ME wiadomQ, co go spo-
wodowalo, DO Szuwa}ow ME by} z}ym dla
ludzi. Zab6jce aresztowano, lecz ME
stwierdzono jego nazwiska.
Zarzady organizacyj socyalistycznych
W caiej Rosyi oglosi}y wezwanie do
strajku powszechnego, W celu wykazania
sympathy ofiarom rzezi w Odesie, w War
szawie w Kodzi Strajk mial sic rozpo-
czac d. ID bm. Dotychczas zastraj jkowa-
10 w Petersburgu 25, 900 robotnikow.
z Warszawy miano wys}ac do Man.
dzuryi po 16 ludzi kazdego batalionu
|litewskiego pullxu gwardyi, obozujacego
w Mokotowie Ludzie ci zbuntowali sic
i ca}y puik stana} 20 ich stronie. Ko-
mendant kegholmskiego pu}ku gwardyi
(r6wniez konstytujacego w WarszaWie)
otrzyma} rozkaz aresztowania buntowni-
k6w, lecz oficerowie tego pu}ku odm6-
will komendantowi posluszenstwa Wow
czas g}6wny komendant general Koma-
row wys}al przeciw zbuntowanym gwar-
dzistom kozak6w; ci stoczyli mimi
bitwe, podczas kt6rej polegio 16 ludzi.
Bunt st}umiono.
w Kielcach wybuch} og6lny strajk
robotniczy przez sympatye dla ofiar roz-
ruch6w w kodzi. Tium strajkier6w zbu-
rzyl stacye kolejowa. zandarmi strzelali
do robotnik6w, lecz ME mogli sobie dac
rady, wiec wezwano wojsko. Liczba
ofiar ME jest zpana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

y. Beck. the former marshal. wRa
reduced 20 the position Of day pa
trulman.
some Of he other appointments
were also rather unr1peetud and
more than one man lcft the meeting
SORE At the viciaaitudra Of politics
Mayor Took appointed the CON.
mitt~Ts as follows:
Finance. IlaWiey. Kean. ingalls,
nro and water. kean Hawicy. W.
Icy: sewer. Ingalls,. Way. Hawley .
police. smith. Anderson. kean "
crnssa. Anderson. Way. lnEallH.
buildins and grounds. Way. smith.
Wiley.
The other appointments we're
Library trustee. Mra. Jessie Crib
ley. police Judge. IT, c Martin
water superintendent. Mark No
Pnrtlhna. who succeeds himself
street commissioner. ]. TaaErraan !.
engineer. n r Bastian. poandman-
ter. J. v Stewart. sanitary inspect
or. r. l. Bangs. marshal. & = Ben
natf. day pAfrolmhn. y = Beck.
formerly chief. uisht captain. J =.
DIGS. niEht patralmon. , 8 T0wie
q. H. Stratton. r 4. kittlesou and
n G. Schumacher. chief ~ fire
department. Horace Roberts. az
distant. Vern Knoviton: driver VI.
Schneidnr. pi pemsn. W Van nus-
kirk and X v Doxart hoseman.
isaac Weston. Ianitor city hall. W.
G Doyle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
DOBiN
RESPONDED

.swhe-ah Dubin.- echoed In loud.
stsutorisu voice on Seventh avenue
this morning.
II was Immediately followed by a
grinding noise and then a crash as
half dorsn bores - fresh apples
feu from a market wagon
The driver % the wagon had ssi-
IDENTITY thought that fpDhln was not
making the proper speed. and APP
piled the Iaret with force. punetuut-
Ing Il with a few blank spaces about
horses In general.
Dobin responded royalty. IN fact.
too royalty. Tor IN his haste 90 COM
ply With the demands % the mas
tefa voice he made one vigorous
Iunra Just 70 show good Intentions.
aud the half dozen boxes 81 apples
took a fan.
The animation of pobin was
brought 10 sudden termination
when the driver realized that his
cargo WINS going adrift. a persist
rfit Jerk or two on the rcins brought
him 20 hts senses. With an equal
amount Of honesty Of purpose. that
asrHuaded him 60 make the sudden
Htart. Dobin stopped 10 quick that
( the driver Was almost thrown of
{ the seat
some Of the boxes Of apples broke
open and the nrhnolbnya had a
merry time chasing them NJ they
gently rolled down the hill The
driver did not take account Of stock,
tbut one boy walked off with a wise
block aud Informed hts companion
sthat he had three apples for the
knoon recess.
While the driver was rcHalustiug
khls load there were frequent re-
marks floating about him regarding
horses. achoolboya and things OF
that kind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

following j. the report % the ma
terai used. the labor aud the cost In
whole
During the year there waa ab.6za
feet % pipe laid ga the different
streets IN the city. the material ooss-
Ing f4.tiTtz the labor COSTING
tz.eTaso. making a total u ts.aaloz
for thr year
The chisl Of the fire department
reported that during the paat hla
months there had been % fires. the
burned buildings being covered with
8tTao Insurance and the owners
rein burafd % tho extent Of s. 1ea
The report AZ cent IN by the ehief
u police fer the past year. shows =
guod many arrests during the year
Foe the last quarter IN last year
there were ~ arrests. the fines
amounting % 80 The total num-
Der Of arrests made during the yea 2
Vas go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
At Ballard
PEOPLE
ARE SORE
APPOINTMENTS OF MAYOR
ZooK AT BALLARD CAUSES
PEOPLE TO PROTEST

c. Z. Bennett. Bailard's new city
marshal. was ruthlesaly attacked b.
Councilman c. G. ingalls,. chairman
Of the police committee. when his
appointment was announced BY
Mayor look az the meeting OF the
council last night The event wss
the most sensational that has oc-
Cured IN the council chambers In
many 4 day.
ingalls, denounced bennett as a
common drunkard lie declared
that he had found tho new guard
ian Of Ballard's peace Ia an intori-
Gated condition while en- duty on
several occasions lie egcn assert 81
that he had az one time carried Bon
nett out Of house. q 80 fame where
BILLIARDS. new recipient OF detective
hoHors. IN . bibulous condition. WAS
reposing peacefully on the knee Of
painted dRmseL
ingalls, exposure created a senna
ton in the lobby. and Il was very
evident thar the citizens looked
upon Benefits appointment as an
Insult against deoencY and n brand
I % the wide-open policy which the
new administration evidently III
tends 10 pursue The appointment
vas good deal Of a surprise 60
i persons outside q the council
T trame-up. The matter had heeh
kept very quiet. Ingalls, and Smith
republicans. and Way. Who was
/ elected on the citizens ticket. wern
the only councilman who refused %
approve Bcnuetts appointment. y
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TACOMA PRIEST
INSANE
tspseisi 70 Tn. starI

TACOMA. Jan. Rev. A. w.
SCHNEIDER. a priest ~ the Catholic
church. vas committed 70 the state
hospital for the insane yesterday.
after an examination by DIS. G.
Qucyll and James r. Yocom. lie
had been a patient AZ 81 Joseph
hospital aud twice had escaped by
way Of the windows. making an ef-
fort to escape Imaginary foes he
was under the impression that an
effort was being made 20 murder
him and yesterday. In an attempt
20 save himself from the supposed
fate. be leaped from a window 20
the ground some feet below and
made his way down J street.
His flight attracted coQIderable
attention and a pursuit was Rt once
started After making an unsuc-
ceasful effort 10 find sanctuary in
several residences the clergyman
ran 70 the home OF Mrs. William
Bolea. 1910 J street. aud asked that
the police be summoned to protect
him While he VAS there a hospital
nurse called aud took him back to
81 Juseph'A
Father Schnider. woh Is - years Of
age. has been IN FOR some time and
lately has been showing signs indi-
eating that At least he was errntic
After his flight Father Schnider
who IL man Of splendid physique
was with difficulty removed % the
county jail. where he was held
pending his examination. lie was
finally placed in n cell and at once
offered up prayer for deiiYorunce
from his pursuerH.
Father Schnider. who was horn In
Ohio. has a sister living there. two
sisters in California and a brother.
Charles. who resides ut spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
AGED MAN DIES SUDDENLY

David Glerkr. who formerly lived
with bis daughter at sixth and
Haker streets. dropped dead last
night at is2 Times street Afr.
Glerke left his homo last night. APP
rnrentiy IN good health. TO % 20 a
meeting with Mr., Knoaher. In So
attic. when he got 10 the home Of
the latter he said he had a slight
tWitchlnR IN his back. but as he had
been troubled several times with the
same thing. thought no more 81 II
until he was ready to Ieavc, when.
without a word. he fell IN the arms
81 his friend. dead.
The remains are ne the Mayfieid
undertaking parlorH. where they VIII
be held either for shipment 10 His
ffafmer home in Wisconsin or for
the funeral here.
Mr. Gierke waa 60 years old. hay
Ing lived IN Ballard three years
since the death 81 hia wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

me blg roundup win take place ~
The star office. and the whole
nets hborhoad viii have 10 pat cpt-
tuu Ia tts ears n it wants Go save
enraruma. for The stnr'a bunch or
paper merchants when they are
feeling good. have Fut the COM
uaughe Indian skinned 60 a finish
when it comes Go making a noise
with their own natural bHaoua.
There ~1ll be- fuil 200 al these
baEaoH going when the youngsters
line up Zoe the bis march, rain o.
shine. and It they like the show
there will be plenty OF applause Go
mask the Psychological moments
IN Monte Custa." which il ths olsy
they are billed 20 see AT the Al
eaHar
1she newaies VIII hH The sU~uss 80
NanaFvr charlie Newman. OF the
Aleaaar thratcr. and ut re Stars
circulation department
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DID GOOD WORK

Fire caused ST.. 600 damage n
1919 Second avenue last night. The
firat alarm was turned In some dih-
lance from the IRE. and the appa-
rataA vent there. losing consider
able time i.ifChtlrid & schlampp
FUR dealers. and lianley a Kringer
millinery. wora the two firms occu-
pyinE the damaged building The
property belonged 70 I'd Rosenberg
who recently purchased H. The firr
had gained great Roadway before
tho firemcn arrived and u took an
hour Of IRE fighting 10 pat cot the
blaze. The origin % the blaze 10
unknown. but chief Cook believes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
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The remedy Ia Ia TIE form Of
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nuacr thg name OF Stuart'a Dyapep-
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a. OF StuaHt's Tablets show thai one
Kraiu of the active principle con-
tMned IN them Is sufficient "a thor
oughly digest 5000 grains Of raw
meat. eggs and other wholesome
food
STUART Tablets do not act upon
the bowels like after dinner pills
and cheap cathartlCs. which simply
irrltafo and iuuame the inteatiues
without having any effect whatever
ia disosuns food Of curing indiEes-
zion.
II the stomach can be rested and
assisted In the work oI digestion Il
will very soon recover It's normal
Sigor. as no organ Is 80 much
abused and oyerworked "a the stom-
ach.
This Is the secret. II there Il any
secret. q the remarkable success 81
stuArts Dyspepsia Tablets. rem
eay practically unknown a few
years $50 and nov tho most widely
known Of any treatment for stom-
aeh weakness
THIS success has been secured en-
tlrely upon its merits a. digestive
pure and simple. because there can
Be no stomach trouble II the food u
promptly dlgestad.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets act en-
tirely ON the food eaten. digestins
Il completely. 30 that Il can be a.
simulated into blood. nerve and It's.
sue. They cure dyspepsia. wate,
brash. sour stomach. gas and bloat
ing after meals. because they fur
nish the digestive power which
weak stomachs lack and unless TIA
lack Is supplied Il Is uselos 10 a.
tempt % cure By the use uf "toa
ics." pills" and cathartica whIe,
have absolutely no digestive power
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can b
found af all drug stores aud the reg
hlar use Of one or two Of them Aftel
meals ALL demonstrate their morlI
better than any other argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
GAINED TWO sY BIRTHS

The position OF health officer for
tsh usst year al ballard has been
split uu % certain extent on ae-
count Of the death % Or. McGreg-
ory shortly after his electtou When
Dr. MCGresory left the city this Of
flee was left IN charge Of Dr In
gals and later TO Or. Stewart by
the city for the remainder % the
year.
Or Stewart reports for the year
TT denths. IS Of which we're male
and 81 female. The total amount 81
births for the year was 10. 80 Of
which were male and IS female.
This years statistics have svenei
up more than any other year since
the city Of Ballard was incorpo-
rated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

The sale should not be compared with any clear
sale for the that sale could under ordi-
nary circumstances provide such feast Of values.
Only by somebody suffering heavy loss could
such values be possible. The Guarantee Company loses
you gain.
The stock has been removed 20 our building corner
Of Occidental Avenue and Washington Street, and viii
be placed on sale tomorrow.
Doors open at O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
FAMOUS ACTRESS
BADLY tsgURep

Puff.ApEI pTIA. Jan A. Mrs.
Patrick Campbell. the tnEiiah art
rsas fractured knsresp tonight,
the result % a fali while entering a
carriage 20 60 % the Hfuad street
thratrr She was removed TO The
University ~ Pennsylvania hospital
and " may be mont he. the doctors
nay. before she sill be able 90 uaik
TIE remainder % her American tour
viii be abandoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
couNTERFEiTERs BoUN D
OVER

Frank Richards. Dan Mcdonald
and Mrs May Mcdonald. Who were
captured while making counterfeit
money by Captain Bcll. OF the Unit
Cd suites secret service. were ar
rairnca yesterday afternoon before
United States Commissioner Kiefer
and committed 20 the county Jail
under bonds Of 1850 each FOR the
two men and half that amount Ter
the woman. Richards has a bad
record. having been charged with
several crimes. two Of which rcsuit=
ed In his serving terms IN the state
peniteutiary.