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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
NEW YORK sTOCKS.


Anal. Copper. 30 IS. SS7-s. SsT-s.
Amer. Sugar. 142 "a. al "a. 142 Ia.
n. r. T.. SO is. 81 -. 81 81.
Peoples Gas. los 1-2. 104 5-S. 104 81.
Metropol.. 12i IA, 1l9 SIS, 40 IL.
L. s. Steel. IS. 81 5-S. 81 SIS.
L. s s. pfd. los L.. 104 s-4. 1o4 "a.
Atchison. SS7-S. 81 SIS. ST5-S.
II. & O.. ia. 1l2 "a. 112 "a.
Can. Pae.. Ia SIS. 17s IS. Ia 3-S.
Erie. 80 rs. As "a, as rs
l.. & N, 1853. Isl Is. 15i l-2.
Mo. Pac., i0l 5-s. 100 IL. 100 SIS.
Penna.. 40 "a. l40 is. 1914.
Reading. 1SS Ia. 1876 Is. 1S5 is.
Rock Island. % IS. 241-2. - 5-s
Southern Pac.. 50 "a. 6S 5-s. 6S SIS.
81. Paul. ISL i-2, 179 SIS. 17a "a.
Union Pao. i3s. 1S6 Ia. isa SIS.
Ills. Cent, ...t.. 1880. lis 1-2.
N. Y. Cent, .s.... ...... 100.
Sales 20 noon. 75T.500.
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Reported by Downing, Hopkins &
CHICAGo MARKETs.

Wheat High. Low. Close.
Dec, S4f-s. S3l-2, S4l-s.
May. So LIZ. Sc "a. s71-2.
Corn
Dec. new. ~ rs. az SIS, 497-S
Dec. old. "a rs. 44l-2. AL -s.
May. a Is. 43 "a, IL.
Oats
Dec. 20 IS. 2al-S, % IS.
May. 81 rs. 81 SIS. 81 rs.
Pork
Jan. 1865. 1920. 1865.
May. 1852. 1927. 1852.
Livcrpool-Wheat closed. Dec, CO
10 5-Sd; May, 6s Q lid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

On a bid Of s26. 900. Timothy Ryan
was this morning awarded the con
tract FOR constructing cement side
walks. eurbs aud CUTTERS on East
Queen Anne driveway The siops
Of the fills will probably be HOwn
with grass 10 prevent the rains
from washing the sand away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
Star Want Ad. Agencies

Want Cd. ottlea, NauleFa pruN
etere, Second and Pike. Phones
sunset eoSol Ind. itb3
c. N. Lohndreit, cigar store, ata
Second avenue.
Quaker prue store. 1918 Firs, sv'
tuue.
.. n. MulIen, s2i Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall.
Fremont Drug Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thes. Harris. at Postoiilee, Rsns
ten.
iiS2 Eastlake. Eastlake Drug CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
TRIO WANT SHARE

Three more claimants 10 a share
in the estate OF John Sullivan, de-
ceased. were added 10 the sixty odd
claimants already battling against
the non-cupative will under which
Marie carrau Is fighting for the en-
tire estate. filed notice in the SUI
perior court yesterday. These new
claimants are Ida Williams. OF
Wayne county. Mich; Michael
Hickey. Of Saginaw. Mich. and Mrs.
Honorah Gemmll. Of Milwaukee. All
three claim TO be descendants OF
Norah Hickey. an aunt OF Sullivan,
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Farm. ard lana.-esn.Inusd.
Acreage ior sale
ACREAGE AID ACRE
TRACTS

ACREAGE And Acne
TRACTS
ACREAGE poUnLEH IN
VALVE EVERY YEAR
MAHaNtN NEAR tHtst -
Half Agrg Tracts
Less than ags miles from Pc.
uasf square and mntf
hiaahs ffam car HnT. sfnas
- afhnnla Store etc Hfti
u fIah black loan. Terms
OVERLOOKING LAKE
WAHfftNGIuN-
g AgnEH IMPROVED. 10
PER ACRE
OufN ono htnrk from cat
lice and lees than ~ Wins
ufaa frnfn Pioneer square.
Gaa hr aa5d aa q ~hais ~
~ acre trarfs Cnuia t8
nab divided and cold in city
iats 90 a profit.
FIVE ACREa NEAR can
LINE t&a
F'lus suii ard IN excellent -.
eaHIT Nffh prHHis hNiHN an
hfaund g. HE - Hnr
riHee fer q haHs nr ssaaN
ranch ard lFss than - Euiur
utfs from Seattle
six ACRE TRACTS MAR
GArEitt KHAN 80 FEN
ACHE
Near ofiliia station on sat
tie Tarnfssa intFfufbam 80
ths hrautlfHi White River
kaHaY. This g. bard t. BRAT
raIlrnt aafl and over HahtnE
IS thF Hfier. EaFf terms
n desired
NEAR LAKE WkHfIiSu-
ION TN AeuEH -
pnig ACRE
The a an fhr fiuHst berry
hnd ffuif bolt Hsaf Hfa tie.
f.sad ala around % rfpsiuf.
fuN heavily ifas ths h~si
~ soil and lies pFrfsrt.
Property around II Il valued
81 tqa Per sefs
on SEATTLE EVERETT
tNTEHtHHAN
A. ArHIaa cisEAftEb@fiE
PR ACRE
THIS ~ = real hafEHin faui
n4iinu farther aHt has been
aHt1inE fnf fEs ard ftH p~r
acre Thtz h. plated into
aArfr tracts ana can b. r.
tailed AZ sts psr snfa very
quickly IL yea SAINT I've
Investment sfs us stout
PETIT 8 SON.
Arcade isioek. igls seeond Ave.
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THEY WILL TALK ANHEEA.
TON
A committee of the Chamber II
Commerce met AT 8 oeloek this aft
efnoon 10 take np the proposed an
neKatlon Of Ballard and Wet geat-
tic 10 the city The body ia very
anxious 10 see the annexation con-
aummated. having. ia fact. aiarted
the movement one advantage of
thu annexation would Be- 10 give Sc
attle a larger population. inehreas-
Ing lts prestige with eastern invest
Ofs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

Spokane high school football play
ers use strychnine as stimulant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
West Sc
Wheeler
Coimam sleek
cis,rveysnt.. -

HEATTf.EH MOST GIFTED CLAIR.
VHNANT AND PIANIST. Ma
DAME STANLEY ell rad your
life hy the science q palmtsfFY Hs
pFaffigsd ~ tHe hurtent Maafa and
ttiudous truthful eiairvofant g
bern. not made 3 have been one
since ehiidhousf ! EiFs advice rs
business affaifHl lucky lines fu ne.
hun 60 control Nhum Fnu wish. near
OF Tar tell every think YOU want fu
know Satisfaction guaranteed. In
tfuCtiuns in pslmistfE. iNs FirHf
Ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
Aim @ludinlQl
For
TflarlkS So
GJfWimg

There IL no better wa 10 spend
p Thanksgiving than Hu outing - lsahe
McAieef. that costs nuif a tfifle Hnd
one ean ees whore she rev TOWNSHIP
~ MeAiffr r. a. -.
Immediately hdla.aiaF this townHife
W have a fes nga=acre tracts. with
Seattle. Everett futerurhan running
through the Ffutrf Nnfthrrn half -
them have already isfsn neAa. bat There
are 4 feN rhulfs tracts left fuu can
not sake a small Investment anr
where 10 ~ around Seattle Nith more
certainty ~ an advance % price than
ia cite ~ these tracts. The company
assures ~ that The esrH siii b. run
TtIE nEsr Nor kNOw. a. property
always doMhlHH aa som nH There u
convenient AHi rapid transportation
Take the Great northern train ~
- m. uion depot fer Richmond
beach. and Postmaster J. Holloway
Wtu drive aou over ana HnnW the
property free 81 charge.
SECURITY SAVINGS & sAFE DE
puHfT co.
10 SeMscn 81 -
HOWARD n. LEWIS 4 CO.
] and 9 Halter HIs
Phone Main - Ind. ist4.
ssa Earh-a Several iafs on Madison 81
near Lake Washington.
q 40 1-ruufn modern cottage. At West
seattle. : lots on Sunset Ave easy
terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

The leading employ msnt agents. Make
any speciality IN furnishing help fuf
X. h lnExtn& camps. and sac mills
ms houses restaurants and cigar
stands Cal AZ 1lA lat 50. Phone
Main Ikaes. A 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

NJ. Beckiund and G. Belshaw OF
Everett arrested for fishing last
Sunday with net
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

Governor will talk IN Tacoma
tonight. 81. Andrews day banquet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

Fruit aud chicken ranch Of 70 acres
on Naahou Island. For particulars
inquire DID. care Star, IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28
Storage.

TRUNKS delivered q cents. ) days
storage ffe~ piano ard fufnifufe
maviUEs estimates given F'nlun
Transfer 4 Storage Co. Eta FIRST
beth phones. Main ~
GET n Free MAP - Seattle af nskina
MovirF 8 Storage TO. FIrzt Ave.
and Cherry St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

SPECIAL. IN ONE ACRE NEAR
RAINIER BEACH.
Half cleared. f-Touu house, 30 straw
berry plants, price only so n sold
this week $500 cash. $50 ~ monthly
payments st 7 per cent NJ desired.
Here IN a cheap home for some one.
l.. J. sPHENgLE. 49, Arcade bldg.
Ph0nes-Main 1926 ana A GIL
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FOR Sale Bauara nuttef Store a
Kemuiu. bEsiussN bargain. setting cH
account e wlfs.a health Must 81
south - Haf'ard Ave- -e
Fun SALE
HaaminN hauer cheap q. " UtngN
Heal Estate. laaiA Third Ave ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

Social doinFs at Cheney State
Normal school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-28

Gold mining company organized
Al Spokane with $4,000 ood capital
known a. Holland Cold Mining
company with Peter Hoogenboozem
af head
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SECURITY SAVINGS 4 sAFE DE
puHfT co.
10 Seneca 81 u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-25
Pointed Paragraphs.

Man wants but little here below zero.
Death enables Us to dodge the tax
lSSrSerr.
Dv. ing his hair will not lcngth"n It
niHH'. years.
1t is always better To shake hands
tidu to shake friends.
The mother of one baby always feels
sorry for III. mother of tW ms.
IT woman cant get Il husband to
boss she may get Il dog that she can
boss.
man u" sooner begins to get up i'll
the world than some Woman calls MIN
down.
After losing her self possession in or
drr 70 "ccuir" an engagement ring !,
girl acts like one possessed.
\ youn" man is ace high with n girl
when Shc refuses To introduce him 10 a
girl who is prcttier than she is.
Just "bnut the time Il man thinks II"
has ;,rU,Iircd wisdom something hap
pens :lr:t renders another think neCeS-
Sarv.
Some men think the world owes them
u living, While some others ;tre s,ltis-
fed if it gives them /, chance to make
IN assignment.
-C'hica1O News.
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Political Drift.

\ Colorado man Is trying to got tn.
legislature Of his stat" to l,a.s the ten
con pnandnCIt*: bat tn" legislators
IT" for the most part agreed that il is
folly /" place ni'ru ~: statute books
laws which public opinion is not ready
to uphold
renGSylvania'& Capitol commission
"cEcWg its ASSURANCE; that the build
ing will b" coinnlctnd 70" III" original
appropriation If $4,000 na,. With the
memory Of Philadelphia city hr;ll in
mind. EcyStrn"rs hesitate" about
accepting the promi~" at face value
ON President Roo>;cvc.t'S forehead
there still remains TIL" red mark Of the
violent fall from his horse only few
days before his goat victory on
November s. t'"w were aware ut tn.
in,. of the seriousness Of the accident
or how miraculous vas tn. presidents
escape from death.
For the first tim. IN It's history a
rr' sident Of the Unit ID States-Mr
I:"osevolt-iS 20 BE- ;hc guest Of the
Friendly Sons OF 81. Patrick at their
annual dinner IN Nov York city ON
March l.. tn" Friendly Sons are not
political org in,Zati"n. although many
81 the members ar;. powerful poll
ticidns. They are an organization
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Rcdeemina the Western Desert.

A recent census bulletin on the sub
icct of irrigation points out that there
is nothing new in the practice of irri-
CATION IN the southwestern part of the
United States. Although revived in
recent years the practice itself is far
older than any written history Of our
country. Long before the coming of
the Spanish cunquerors irrigation
flourished in the valley of the Salt NV
or in Arizona and along the numerous
streams of New Mexico. The extcn-
sivc ruins and lines of long canals IN
dictate that these valleys once support
ed a large population and that aGrlcul-
development over considerable areas
there long before America WAS known
10 the so-called civilized world. Then
generations and centuries passed away
and now another race has taken up the
work of making the American desert
blossom like the rose.
During the four past years the irri-
gated area of the United States has in
creased 1.7O4.SS9 acres. At present
| there are in this country thousands oil
miles of canals. representing vast
expenditure Of money and labor. and
| CARRYING water upon more than 5000
| 900 acres. which are producing each
year crops worth 0O.000,Oo0. This
area of artificial productivity is more
| extensive than the combined area Of
| Massachusetts and Connecticut. and il
| is never disturbed by drouths or the
ether uncertainty Of the weather. Al
| this is in the arid OF Semi-arid regions
| in the West which short while age
were looked upon as a worthless des-
| ert. Irrigation works in their broader
sense include all those methods EN-
rloyed for supplying a deficiency ol
| getting rid of an excess of water ant
for the distribution of an abundance o
water so as to make it more available
for agricultural purposes. Taking al
the plants of this nature which are il
existence in the United States TIL
number of acres irrigated would great.
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take no substitute.

which cares for. if necessary. poor
Irish gentlemen and grntlewom>n.
Thomas lawson hats between
knocks on his CORNER friends to dcln"
an alderman. AN alderman" h" says.
lis Il person into who's mouth good
things are pcrprtuailv Gci.g and none
cone out. Ills shoulders. Ike some
city streets. az wid'.I"d at tn" cx-
pcIIsr Of the corporation. But an al
dorman haG his rcd""n:in| qualities.
II" always has wisdom. for he has Il
wise tooth ana Il" always has SOME
thing coed abrlc him-his dig"stion.'
There are MoN in III" senate five men
who have at one tim" or another held
important positions in presidential
cabinets and each is a lawyer Of en-
vi1blc reputation. Philand"r Cha sc
Knox gave NJ tn" attorney g"meralsAip
thai he might sit in the scnat" with
Senator Penrosc as rrrrcscnting the
state Of Pennsylvania. Henry NJ
Teller of Colorado sat ut the table #
President Arthur's ot:itial family A.
secretary OF tie interior. Ecdfcld
Proctor OF Vermont, Russell Alex
andcr Alerr Of Michigan and stephen
Benton Elkins nc W..st Virginia all
h',yc served as secretaries Of war
Alccr undcr Ncl> inl = and the two
others under B"ujamin Harrison.
senator Thomas G. Plat Of New
York has A record thai is probably not
"quallvd by any man in the country.
ind certainly by no senator or repre-
sentative iii Congress-. Senator Plat
has bc"n \ delegate t" eight national
conventions in succession. beginning III
1876 AMI down - 13nt For twenty
eight Gears he has b on going to the
national conventions Of his party and
participated IL The nomination of
Hayes and wheeler. Garfield and
Arthur Elaine and Logan. Harrison
ana Merton. Harrison and Reid.
Mrkinl y and Hobart. Mckinley ara
Roosevelt ami H"osrvtl. and FAIR
hani's. only two Of the eight nominal
lions has j." S"t.l defeated 1T the polls.
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city and those arc to b.. taken away
before many days, while the t"wn oi
Tremnn; is ha ing Il similar clearing
under Deputy james :. Ferilaih. Inc
town of Deer Isle is readily complying
With the demands of Deputy j. II.
Eaton ard removing their machih"S'
also the residents Of Sullivan, Wh"re
pcputy Roscoe springer is bringing
,he matter to their attention. Othef
places will follow in their ord'! Us
Systematically planned by the sncilll'
INIT! for the lir5t time IN many years
the county will be free from gambling
machines of every description.
The Maine building at the st. Louis
exposition Was sold by the Maine COM
miesiontrS TO il party of wealthy 81.
Louis gentlemen for use as Il club
house at Il delightful spot on the White
river, about % miles south of ST. Lois.
The building WAS sold for $1,000 ana VIII
be taken down in Il short time ANA SET
IN on its permanent site. Capt. phil
brook. the secretary of the Maine COM
mission. says that he had several offers
for the building, the majority of which
were from 500 to $1,000 but that he WAS
sure that the building would bring more
il the right parties could be f"uni. AZ
orc time it looked as though the offer
oI parties in Atlantic City. \. j.. would
b. accepted. In fact Capt. PhilDrook
says that il was published in some of
lie western papers that the bid OF Il
gent l"man at Atlanti. City had been
accepted, and that the building would
b" converted into a large restaurant.
In the meantime Capt. Philbrook says
that il looked as though one OF the low
offers would have to be accepted, but
at the last moment Il wealthy st Louis
gentleman on behalf of Il club which
WaS organized 70" the purpose. pur-
chased the building and will use it Tor
Il club house when they desire to go
on hunting and fishing trips Capt.
Phlbriek is now very busy in disposinS
of the furniture and other material
that WAS used in fitting up the Maine
building. Much Of the property can D"
sold and turned into cash for the benr-
fit of The State. hn the other hand
many articles that We're loaned to the
state an" now being returned as rapid
IL us possible by secretary Philbrook.
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Personal Notes.

CAlttin Charles King has been order
ed by the Government to inspect the
Wisconsin National Guard.
President Roosevelt has received Il
genuine Sioux war bonnet. and Il Sioux
buck skin co.tt from John Finn supcrin-
tenhcnt Of the Indian School at Cham
berlain. ). -.
DR.. Livingston Farrand. professor of
anthropoloGy at Columbia University.
has been named as head of the Ma
tional Association for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis.
Simon Lake Of Bridgeport. Come the
inventor Of The Lake submarine boat.
proposes to go abroad to make his
home declaring that he is disguised
with his treatment on this side of the
water.
Miss Ide. daughter of Henry c. Ide.
vice governor and secretary of finance
and justice in the Philippines. has just
succeeded in starting Il society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals in
Manila.
More than fifty universities and COL
leces were represented at the exercises
attendant uDon the installation of DR..
Frederick W. Atkinson as president Of
the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn.
on Friday last.
Baron John T. Won Muegse OF Ger
n>any. is a policeman in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. BY the terms of his moth
et's will he cannot inherit her money
until he has actually served ten years
III IN official capacity. Al! but six
months of his term is over.
Bert c. Ruffum. professor of aericul
tire and hortiC ulture in the University
Of Wyoming. has just been elected Il
member of the American Society for
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Conditions III New York must be like
those we commonly associate with
Chicago, Dead Mans Gulch. Arizona,
and HOle-in- lhe~W-all. Montana. Speak
ing in court this week. District Attor-
rey Jerome said: life and limb in
tins city are practically vtlueleSS.
Great numbers OF murders are being
committed with impunity. There are
at this time tW enty-Onc prisoners III the
Tombs awaiting trial for murder III the
first degree At about the same hour
City Magistrate Crane said from the
bench of his court: 'SomethinS's got to
be done. ana quickly. for the crooks
have MADE the city unsafe TO live III.
Conditions are frightful. one hcsitates
to ride in the street ears without lear
of being robbed" New York must be
wide Open again and worse than wide
open.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan. u The most noticeable
fact about trading IN stocks. today, WaS
ne d"ridcI subSidcLcc Of activity. The
market hc"dnc almost idle at times ami
the movement of prices WAS Intensely
sluggish until near the close. The ionr.
however. showed evident improN nmrnt
over that Of Yesterday and prices started
upW1I dS from the outSc:. TINS WIS cue
in Large part to fhe less alarming view
taken Of the Russian situation. Bat the
foreign situation had little direct eifccg
here except in Il negative way when there
Was a cessation Of the foreign pi"SSIIr.
10 luuidltc American securities against
TIN fItpHcd losses i'll Other directions. Free
from this Influence there WIS a normal
tendency towards recovery. In few in
of attempts to lit prices. Iiut The mo-
tivrS Of the buying in hes" cases w"r'
rather vague and not disclosed to the gen
cral public. Reports Of very heavy nrd"r~
bN Ia threads for bridge material were y
help to tinted States S:ccI preferred. The
or plcfrrIcI was favorable influence on
the iM,lt:r' rial sit generally. a sharp riS'.
III III" Int irrational Mercantile Marin
stocks on The curb WdS also AN influence
ON the INDUS rial l.at. But the demands
for STOCKS easily ran out AT the hiChC.
levels in the c;.sc Of AL tine d.:y's al
VanccS and thcr" WIS - SpIinkhnG of dc
cIincs winch krUt thc ton" irregular fpr
mo-i al the day. The HnSH iSi;i'ip!N r.
S,ul.>t of tie i1rrl.Ct 20 III" advance III
induce the actlV" selling ol Ill" lIS' haif
hour. which more than wired ont the ~
lori1uS gains of she previous four ana
Ec-EaIt hours ana closed the markct
weak ana at net losses
The bond market vas Irregular. Tu,aI
sales. Iar value. $:,.-f-,~1.
hitcd States bond> wcle unchanged on
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The Baltimore American tells Of
something new IN railway locomotives
down on the southern Pat iiic. A new
engine has been givrr q tlial between
Ogden, Utah. and WIdswOvth. Nevada
having what s termed a monkey
motion" and it is Claimed for the new
type that it rIll work wonders for
from = t. 40 pnr cent in coal coneump.
ton The test vas made in drawing a
said, cxhausts very rapidly ana there
is no back pressure.
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HEALTHY PLANTS
Require tic Most Careful Attention ID
Well as Good sod.
as, u,th.a.1Ds

Did you ever see A roscbnsh whicn--
despite the most benefccnt enviTon,dAhs
of Soil--of sunshine-and OF atmosphere.
seemed never to achieve a nea!tn'
growth.
A ton of manure will not feip plant
that has canker eating out its heart.
You must DESTROY the cause before you
can remove the effect.
You cannot cure Dandruff and Pa'h.
ness by rubbing on hair lotions. anu
rubbing in vase,lne. etc.
You must look to the cause OF ms
trouble--it's a germ at the roots %
your hair which causes il to fall out
Newbro's Herpicide DESTROYS the sern''
and healthy hair IS the sure result
Sold bv leading druggists. Send loc, 10
stamps for sample 10 The Herpicice Co.,
Detroit Mich.
Bowditch. Webster 4 Co.. Special AssntA
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THE TIME WILL COME
When the Advice of This Augusta Res
jdent Will Help You.

Very few people are entirely free
from ha,kache. 1t does not take much
to Gerangc the kidneys. little cold.
u strain. STOPPING positions or hard
wo,I, oyertrxcs those delicate organs,
and MANY aches and pains promptly
follow. An Augusta citizen tells you
here how every kidney i'll can be re-
lievrd and cured. Read about it.
Major c. ]. House. who WAS first lieu
tenant in the famous LIST Maine Heavy
Artillery. now in the Bureau of Labor
Statistics. saws: '"rhe great merit of
Douu's Kidney pills is unquestionablc.
L.: bor statistics would show doubtless
the part Of the bread winners were a
reliable remedy known whose uSc
woul.! Danish that too prevalent all
mont - Kidney trouble. | procured
Doan'e Kidney pills ut G. *. fartridgc's
Dld Reliable drug store, Water Street,
directly opposite the post Office and
their use benefited me 50 promptly that
| have no hesitation in recommending
them for back and kidney complaint
For sale by all dealers. price >" cents.
Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, y. y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name - Doan's = and
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-25

The latest Jack to gain notoricty is
Jack the solasner" who makes MS APP
p"ala:Cc in Philadelphia. His spc-
Ci:lty is to cut WOmcnS shoes and
Incidentally their fect. The freak
c:'imii.ality of this sort is equaled in
oddly only by the c!ovtrness with
which its perpetrators elude justice
II it bt the result IF nIadnt So, it lacks
none Of the cunning of the usual dis
ordered brain.