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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
d KILLED

HEMPSTEAD. Tex. April 2a-
As the result 81 a heated debate
here last night al a mass meeting.
Congressman John r Pinckney. J..
n Brown. a well known attorney.
Tom Pinekney. brother OF the con-
gresham. and John r. Mills. a
prominent farmer. are dead. and a
dozen others are suffering from
wounds.
The question under discussion was
whether the governor should be pc
tiiioned to send Officers 20 the city
10 enforce the local option law. Doc
Tomphlna. private secretary 70 the
congressman. was speaking on The
question. Captain Brown had the
floor. and he made some remarks
Objectionable 10 the opposition.
Trouble started ~ once. and be-
fore the smoke cleared away dead
and wounded were lying about the
hall
one hundred shots were fired dur
Ing the fight. The governor was
notified and has ordered Officers 10
the city to enforce the local option
law.
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BURIED
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Buried beneath rs feet Of sand
and water Tuesday morning was the
tragic fate % Joseph TaiR, an ital-
ian laborsF. residing on Day street.
between Twenty fourth aud Twenty
ira avenues.
Tata. who was employed By Con-
tractor Timothy Ryan. waa At work
with a pick a. the bottom OF so
foot manholc on FInh avenue north
east. in iafoua lie was digging a
connection with a sewer. when sud
denly portion OF the wall gave
way before a wave OF sand and
water. and. before the Italian had
time 10 escape. he was buried alive
beneath rs feet Of mud and gravel.
a crev ~ men are NJ work die-
KinE in quest OF the body. but Il IL
not expected that the remains viii
be resrhed until Wednesday after
noon. on account II the break Ia
the sewer which makes the oxraYa-
tiou extremely difficult
Taia vas Is years old iIe leaves
a wife and several children
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HEAVY VOTE CAST
MORE THAN 1900 BALLOTS HAVE REGISTERED ron
THE SIX LEADERS IN TIE STARS WORLD FAIR CONTEST

As an Indication 10 the great IN
tefest taken ia The stars worlds
fair contest she contest manager ans
neuncss that up e. Noaday night
iaia2 votes had been registered Tor
the SIX leaders M thn race. az an
nFcfaEe 81 mere than s.0aa each.
And the vote is Increasing by the
hundreds daily. The relative naai-
tons q candidates are also shifted
about aiaioaf every DAY.
The school children are manifest
inE the greatest interest In The
stars plan to enturtaln the Eve
most popular school teachers az the
state Ter one week at TIE Lewis and
clark exposition. TUESDAY morning
one little fellow called at The star
office with a bic bundle Of votes for
his favosite teseher. In the bundle
we're eso single votes showing how
busy the little fellow must have been
clipping eoupana.
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The Identity 81 tho mysterious
woman IN black. Who has followed
the Chapman hand nf ryHuEciiHta
from Denver 80 Portland and Seal
tie has finally bern aacertaiued.
she IL Mrs Lucille toyoioy. 81
Donver and ~ quest at the RAJ
nlef- Grand hotel
Tho ravtvaiialh first noticed Mira
LoYcioy during their Denver cru
aade. Dressed entirely In black,
with a black veil partially hiding
her face. she always occupied a seat
In one Of the first three front rowt
and never missed a meeting.
Throughout the services the 'sWof
man tn black. "a she became known
10 the eyangellsia. never stirred
never Joined In the singing and
never bent her head Ia prayer.
Small wonder that she aroused
much curiosity among nr, Chap
mans band.
When the famous reviyaiists ap-
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tt.Se: pearl barley. aeo-Ib sacks. 81:
sslit peas. ts-Ee0b. popcorn. per cwt-
ts.ee. cracked wheat. per bale. t1oa.
Honey.
California strained Per H. Go.
California s.gs. per 70; ltei honey.
stxract per fo- IotAei oregon
honey. Yakima. i2s<ei cliforni&
FsecI
Oats. per ton. ssi1 80; bran. per
ton, ssfd12s barley. rolled. per ton.
ses.Eoa ~. feed wheat. per ton. s32
Il 80. dairy chop feed. per ton, Sz2:
OF meal. per ton. $40. best chop,
t27@2s. whole corn, ton s27: shorts.
ton. s2s.
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy,
SIS; alfalfa. tizb0GI2: wheat
hay. sis: Eastern Washington dou-
bic eompressed. s3f; Puget Sound
hay. Sie0ls.
Poultry Feed.
Oyster shells. ices. ton. t21: clam
shells. Ices. t7os bone meal. Ioos
tsz: Etnnuiated bonea. ices. ss2 On
fss and tes 81 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed
Red clover. prime. cwt. ti46o1fss
aisike. choice. siT; white clover. SIS
Oh. timothy. per cwt. s47S
Ot: orchard ErasA si4; red top. tt1
10. English rye grass. IS: Italian rye
grass. IS; bronze grass. sl5. tall
meadow oat grass SIS; Kentucky
blue grass. t1l. pasture mixture
upiands4 tie11l
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AT THE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY STATION April
25.-~The election ~ the A. =. q. W
officers for the next school year will
occur ne the state university t0mor-
row noon. This week the election
- the most absorbing topic. and no
small amount 81 elcctioneefiuR o.
being done. The biggest flFht viii
oceure between the supporters Of
Charles Han and Arthur a. Hoover,
the candidate for president Both
are juniors, the former ia a Beta
Theta n fraternity man. and has
held a place on an intercollegiate de-
batting team for two seasons. the
latter r. also n popular student.
and not being q member OF a frater-
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pearcd in Los Angeles and noted the
same black dress and veil In tho
audience. their curiosity became
stronger aud an effort was made 70
discover the name Of the unknown
woman. but the attempt proved "a.
tile.
sho retained her secret and hola
Rioof. only showing herself az the
services
From los Angeles the Chapman
ties went 10 Portland and. 10 their
surprise again saw the nov famll
lar woman in black" At their aory-
Ices.
AZ wednesdays services NJ the
Grand onerat house. while DR. Chap.
man was speaking on Saying Good
BY to God. the woman iu black. p
as usual. occupied a seat IN front
and opened her heart 10 one OF the
uahefH who sat next 90 her.
4 feel that n any one can bring
me to God. Il IL the Chapman band
I have followed them wherever they
went since I first heard them In
Denver. and | shall continue TO do
NO until feel satisfied that have
been brought hack In the fold
Mrs t0veloy spoke quietly ana
modestly she does not impress one
Rs a fanatic aud IN evidently sincere
IN her belief that Il il only mat
ter Of time when her beart win ex.
perienee the mueh-aought-for re-
yivAi
Mre Ioyejoy loft today for the
east.
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SERVICES At BALLARD

There was a large attendance NJ
the Easter services At st stephens
Episcopal church. Ballard. Sunday
4 special musical program was ren-
dered under the direction Of Pro-
feaaor E1lcnbcrRer. and the sermon
on the resurrection was delivered
By Rev 5. T. Barrett At the after
noon vespor service Bishop Keator
delivered tho benediction. On the
altar IN the afternoon was a bean
ufni cross presented 70 the church
BY Mrs NJ 81 Mclaehlan and fnm-
lily. In memory u the daughter ~
Mrs McI4achian. panay Louise. who
died August 3
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SFATTLE ELECTRIC
CO. OUTW TED
os WEST SEATTLE pr Ay1o A FOXY TRICK os EH1
slV'- ASo WILL EXTEND IT'S ELECTRIC LINE

-. q. n Nieon. cay A,'or l,.
NayA - n newoife ANA every
rel X ne coungu % the ei'N
msalee5 s.sftls was hauled before
& W. s,asss TUESDAY mo- n'''s'
Nks Win contempt Of court "a
ss,'ses spscIal election contrary
heltips. s,,etion issued hy dudse
70 q Tss hearlng VAS postponed
lssAh !, that Judge Nakeya who
y w. n Kitsap county, can Try TIE
sa,e ..nsllmea, q The election ot
l's ...r,ia,. throash the courts u
~ - ATTEMPT Of she Seattle
- -. ,sr.aauy 20 prevent West
's -. s,em extending is street car
$50 /. generally conceded no"
Ne y, l,sal attorneys that the IN
ss's y ...reet be made 70 stick.
49, $50 II. eitiaeus ot West seat
- 49, ~, IS ne smallest municipal
u ~. world. owning Ia Own
sl4est car system. VII a.
-. .,,sseed IN building The pro-
~ Attorney Devote has eVi-
~ ss,uittsd the foxy attorneys
II. kral moeogely. and 40 taf-
ga bloekades wili Be put IN
.sv q West seatus'a municip-
.~sr.hlp aspirations The West
-. citizens arr confident that
!. s-h.us,lon viii BE- dissolved as
!. ths case l. heara On rs
- lookinx apon The affair a.
=. -. an me s-atgle Eieetrle enm-
-. Alsh saiaficd legal solomouA
-. west seattle council has
-. rsif 10 b. not only inceFrnpt-
=, ~ sapable q combating one
s,As strongest corporations in the
.,.~s,v It vas the ingcntion OF tho
- nFss 10 scars or discourage
!. vg,sss nom xeinE 20 the rolls,
S,urs,y A. Il failed 20 win the
'l.,ts,r bv the uarrow margin %
49,. votes It intended . execute a
,s.p !, the meeting q the counsel
aH nlsht
A maj time i sxpectea @ pre-
"a, ne eounca from eanyaasinE fhe
-s,t Il succeeded IN having the
,eune1 arrested 81 RIGHT. bat emily 20
Nsv4ss thai the august solons had
- = special meeting az o'eieek
~s,raas Faorniag before going 70
- Az thaf city Attorney De-
~. As4 Ned the required legal
a,srs xlgh the secretary % state ~
fs.saek IN the Afternoon.
pewssfs does not think there - a
Nv "a Earth that can annai the
swtsn a she present stage q the
So ara that there VAS 10 right
= reason way the injunction should
NJ. been tesued IN TIE FIRST place.
O. tai sscuant he does not believe
a, = and TIE other officials are
sssly n eoaiempl q court
~ shiest n annsxink the terri
~ zas 70 extend the prrssut car
~ raawe than three miles further %
llncnln heaeh. south 81 Ak point
wn Seattle did not possess the au-
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has no objections 20 the eonatrue-
ton OF tht intefufhan line 60 Taco
mn that has been talked ot which
would take "a route eloac 60 the new
limits If the ult1. proceeding nlanH
"a scenic elevated route Go the city Of
Destiny
II h not going 60 ruat West Seat.
tie cent to extend itu car line TIE
property owners 20 ho benefited WIT
raise the $4,000 required and turn
the tr4> ~ over to the city. West
erattles railway has been success.
nhd nav citizens are figuring CA
constructing a municipal water aysz
,eia Il il proposed 10 put an cugi-
uerf 20 work IA the territory that
viii he built zap around the extended
track 20 devise means at securing
water ZOE the community. A rraur=
Nnlr may De constructed.
The present line and equipment
wan secured for un expenditure of
$4,000. THE interest Of 81 geo il an
nuaiiy being paid. aud the creation
of a sinking fund viii not have Co
beEln fof IS years the bonds being
Ter term ct 90 years
Last IAN West Seattle tried To- am
mex certain territory for the purpnae
of extending ita line. bat failed be-
cause eft the objections 81 the Puget
MN company. owner Of part Of the
property Last March Il made a
sooud attempt but the electric
afupauy succeeded in fixing a
efficient number of voters to ta
lhe election
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LICENSE t.MD

The llcenae aud revenue commit
tes Tuesday afternoon derided TO
III the license for the Morris a
Rove dog and pony show. which Ia
shortly 70 exhibit IN this city. a.
So a day. Last year Deputy Comp
troiler Melae took things into his
own hands and handed out q H.
cense 20 the ahowmen for the ride
uinualy low sum of so a dag. TIE
council did not discover how the
city had been beaten until Il was
too late 20 rectify the mistake. The
naruum & Bailey circus will be
obliged 10 pay $500 a day.
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IMPROVED

GALLUP. n. NJ. April 25-Ths
storm Of the past three days Is
breaking and the prospects Of lift
ing the blockade which has held up
all traffic on tho Santa BE In much
improved Hundreds n men are re-
pairing The washed oct track AZ
Blue water. 4 temporary track
had been built around the wreck
near Cruoktou. fifty miles west Of
here. All esatbuund trains. which
we're held up. arrived here today.
All sesihound trains are stalled at
Albuquerque on account o. a wash
out az Blue Water.
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frutfa
bananas. bunch, tzsQa 60: dateA
30. 81 q &c. figs. \ N bricks tL7b;
figs. seeaiess. le-lb cartoons. co
9 75e; grape fruit per box. s2.b0
1Ttc: grape fruit, Heedless. - sou
f1.e0. lemons. choice aud fancy,
fzB0a2so. navel oranges. s200
ntao0. tanKsrtnea $50: Man
serines. fI.z6 per crate meditran-
Sea sweets fLz5. Jap. bale, fLlsd
49, eFanberrlea SO. pineapplea.
per doz. ta.50atAso. strawberries
5000 as per crate. pitted plurnn.
$500 crate. cherries. crate. tI4251
ti78. Australian peaches box. $3.50.
Australian pears. box. taE0. white
grapes, box. t5.oo. black grapes. box,
tS.eo.
Butter and Cheese.
Washington cheese. fsc: cream
brick cheese. fsc. California cheese,
fbcs butter. native creamery, z2c:
cooking. $50 zoe. California fresh
creamery. ale.
Eaaa.
Strictly fresh ranch. 20G2ic: ore
ron cEgs. zoe.
Sugar.
Golden c. IN sacks tssGs; extra c,
In sacks. sb-eb; powdered. In bar
reis, tao. dry anuiated. IN sackA
ts-fb, cube. In barrels sass. beet
sugar. fs.0k. maple sugar. I00Izh.
Less &c n paid within IS daya
Msata
Cows. beef. &c. steers. 7Mc: NUT
ton 7hasc, pork. 4a7iac. lamb, SC:
spring lamb. tsaa. dressed veal.
small 6@sAi live rabbits. dozen,
f5.Ts
Hama. Baeen and Lard
Hams i2dtae bacon. breakfast.
isAQIeA. lard White star. fierce.
SIC. iara. white Hose. sxe. lard
Wild Ross. bhe.
Poultry.
Ducks dressed. 17Qisc: geese.
dressed. 1891 lee: chickens. dressed
$50 lie. turkeys. fancy local dressed.
Brasil. per 10. isQitei coeoanutk
per dozen. soc. walnuts. Eng
lish. lta i5c. pecanA 1915.
fiiberts. Use; black watnuts. &c;
hickory nuts. &c; butternuts. Sc:
Jap peanuts. SC; Virginia ncanuts.
&c: Jumbo peanuts, SC; almonds
i2taGt7c.
Flsh. Oyster. Ete.
soies. &c: black COZ. &c: ing cod.
Ice, crabs, fiHLT5. clans. open
shipment, $50; CLANS. per sack.
also, oysters. Olympia. per sack.
$3.50 open bulk per gallon,
i22h. salmon. Zoe. salmon
trout. i5c. skinned perch.
Sc: shrtmps. SQIocs FOUNDERS
Sc: herring. So; Holsters. I7Mc;
Hmslt. &c. sturgeon. Sc; black basA
&c, halibut. 60 &c; perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent. Per bbi.. sA7b. Crown.
$50; Minnesota hard wheat. 81.
Piilrbury. IS. Pillsbury'a Best. IS:
standard Dakota. Sc. Olympic. SAYS:
Eiestric. st7bt Holly. tA7s. Golden
ss.7b. Electric Light.
s725 Gold Medal. 1850. Top Notch.
t445: CentenniaIs. best. s475. Gold
drop. sA2b. Patent Excellent ft.7b.
Novelty A. sA2s.
Csreafs.
Whole wheat los. per bale. $40.
whole wheat flour, per hbi.. gAaS;
fraham. per Dbl. 81; per bale, t225;
Dbl 81; rye flour. per Dbl. $500:
rye meal. per babe. $3.50: buckwheat.
per bhl. 81: buckwheRt, per bale.
tS.7b; corn meal. 10A per bale. s2i0.
per Dbl. s9.lb, white corn
meal. b0n. 81. bale. sR.2o: rolled oats.
bbi- 8. c. Co. t5.7B: wheat flakes.
box rs lbs. sa.2o: farinA per bbl.
$3.50; fRrins, 10Th. sacks. per bale.
s.; hominy. large, per bhl. tt1o.
hominy. small. los pnle. a2s0. Holly
self-raialnR pucl<wheet. 26hs. case.
t3.7k: pearl barley, 2b-ib. boNoS
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RUSHING
The WORK

After only about four weeks Of
vigorous work on the part 81 COL
onei p. . Mays big steam shovel.
more thau quarter ~ tire excaFu-
ton aud rsEmainr work for the
Central Market si1e has been come
pleted The big hilI has been
rrumbiiua away with astonishing
rapidiiF. and within four months NJ
fhe longest. the mountain viii have
been reduced 60 mulehfliu. and oven
the moiohiiIs cleared 90 spirit level
perfection over the ares % q block
square. Colonel May uav states he
hopes % begin building by septem-
Der +
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At the THEATERS

The pollarda will present "a Gal
oty Girl Tuesday night and
Wednesday matinee and aThe Cell
sha" on Wednesday and thursday
nights.
Manager Howe has decided to
abandon the stock season at the
Seattle theater. and this is the last
week 60 witness the Ferris COM
pany. There will be a special SOU
venir matinee on Wednesday.
~ Girl from Albany" has made
decided hit with the patrons Of tho
Third Avenue theater. IL ls a high
class musical comedy.
Packed houses saw the premier
performances OF the new vaudeville
bin a. the Star theator Monday aft
ernoon and evening Lola Cotton.
the child phenomenon. mystified
the people with her instant reading
Of the mind Of her father. who
called of ono hundred articles
found In the audience She Is the
Top lirar this week The balance
Of the bin Is good.
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very much frightened little brown
man. lie took the stand On bis own
behalf aud stated. through an In
terpreiHr. that no must have been
very drunk as be had made away
with the greater part Of n quart
bottle and numerous drinks 81 other
varieties on the evening Of the
shooting
A city detective. who vas ia the
crowd a. the time Of the shooting
testified that he believed Mataui
bad provooaiion and that he dldn't
knoN bat he would have pulled a
sun and shot somebody himself
under the circumstances.
The Japanese IL, perhaps e years
81 age Bennst Hughes. whom he
shot. IL only II.
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thotlty to extend the limo outside the
limits. The Seattle Electric coel
nauN has already applied fnr a fran
ehise fos liue to the same polnt
through outside parties. proposing
to bring q line aefoas thc bay. A
franchise has been asked 81 the
county commissioners who win list.
en- 60 the application next Friday.
tt Is because Il does not want q
compete with West scatuc'a u.auie-
lrai railway that The seattle elee
,tic company fought thc annexation
~ the territory. 10 Is also undvr.
stood that West Seattle viii not nj
low any private electric railway r
build within its limits. although i
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! would move ont Of the neiEhhor-
hood we're I not compelled - die
pose 90 my property af = iuHs %
The organization that Owls che
barn "a composed mostly 81 men
who reside far from the reach ~
the udurs on Highland drive On
other points where the breeze la
fresh, Not caring % keep their
horses CA heir own property. IN y
jointly built the barn NJ lfn prca
eat location. enuhoniuusly styling
themselves the "NelKhhnrhood
club
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the symptoms Of catarrh. II
began az
a Cold in the Head
closing up my nortrils. and re-
pentad colds aggravated this
condition. until / was fnaiiy
obliged 10 get breath almost
entirely through the mouth.
This set AZ an
irritztion IN Ny Chest
With Wheeling and rafting 81
breathing. and great difficulty
ia filling my lungs with air.
developed
a Chronic Cough
that troubled me greatly,
especially at night, when II
spoiled my rest. and ! raised
a great amount Of phleEm
from the lungs. ! lost my APP
petite could rarely eat any
breakfast. and |
Fen Weak and Tired
heada ches constant pain in
the top Of my head and
through the temples, from
which I could obtain no relief
I wasted much time and
money In the use o. cure-alis.
and quaek medicines. and
was almost completely dis
couraged. when learned
through a friend % the CO.
lumbar physicians and their
work. ! placed myself under
treatment and have been
cured"
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legitimate
Business

IL Lang Drug Co aims 20 Do
tszres 10 a legitimate manner
aaf IL The best for the lsast
a1nsy. For Instance
crvsn Tartar. pgrest. fuii n 35e
Hsxhg0't Herpicide. si.0e sire Use
Enssi Cald Cream. fail b. ale
= Mzrray's Scalpacide. positively
Eops falling hair. si25 size 00e
? Divers Skin Soap. Cor most ten
81 skin, s5e cakes ........4 l0c
Azsn4 Cream. 7se sire ... gle
taod Alcohol. Il gallon $50. doe
tAlans' Pindadofa Soap. regular
= cake. : cakes Tor ......ITc
y PAYS TO DEAL AT LANG's
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: Advice was received IN this 4
. city Tuesday afternoon that .
= Governor Mead had signed a =
= pardon for n. r. Ferrc. the 10 4
= cal attorney who was found =
q guilty Of forging a mortgage 4
=
HH4gH sHsH NAaa sHRR
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a. -. =. evening. your copy On The
ss,s - not arrived at 6 100 O'Clock
sstsss,.'...-. sunset Main 1850. o. Ia
~ 80 ilss. any time between
~ ~, .gV-and a copy VIII BE-
49, ea a. once, By special me-.
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and was continually taking
caldH. which greatly nFRrh-
waited my condition. was
completely and permanently
cured by the Columbian treat
rneut two yeats ago. Since
that time I have gained Is
pounds IN weight aud am in
perfect health.
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COLUMBIA MEDICAL
INSTITUTE
Il. 2 q %
Arcade Bldg.

42o- n 24s2e Phone
Arcade Bldg. Main4tf.
VIM Mcfiarrle. NJ u.
Consulting Physician.
q. A Tudhope. Pm. O. Mgr.
ONCE Hours 90 a. m. TO
~ M. 10 3 3. m. evenings
Tuesday and Friday. 6 30 70
80 sundays. 10 TO IL
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A Il have followed On Chap A
= rnan and his band from Den
yer 20 Los Angeles. from Los =
4 Angeles 10 Portland and from =
= Portland 10 Seattle. | shall
4 never SO home until they have
a rleansod mY soul and brought 4
me back 10 God =
Mrs, Lucille Loveioy
H4Rsa HKRS 44sRN
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frriuna I endured from sick
stomach. frequent attacks Of
vomiting. pain and distress ar
Ter eating. and obstinate con-
ailpntinn. My
Head Aehsd Frishtfully
feeling e. n a heavy weight
were pressing down upon o..
and any sudden noise would
SAT mY entire system. From
the aching pain IN my back l
had un respite and many n
time / have walked thf floor
All night long. utterly unable
% get any sleep. was n
weak.
Discouraged and psspondsnt
inValid when first went 10
the Columbia Medical Inati-
tuie. while today I am fra per-
feet health. I am entirely free
from pnin. eat and sleep we'll.
and ms bow la act freely and
regularly each day, Such re-
suits IN ~ serious ease as
ruins are
Wonderful 10 Me
and % ail my friends. and
every weak and suffering
woman should consult the Co
lumbar phyaicianH-@
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WOMAN IN BLACK
FOLLOWS BAND
OF REVIVALISTS

MRS lovEJoY. DENVER IA BEEN ON THE TRAIL OF THE
CHAPMAN EvANeELisrs IN All COAST CITIES WHERE
THEY HAVE sroPPEo-sHE Is NOW IN SEATTLE
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coLMAs BUILDING.
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Asssssn Columbia and Marion
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Sly throat was constantly
filled with mue8H. causing
continual haW king and spit
ting sometimes EnRRiuF and
choking me while in CONVERSE
ton Ny rest ht night was
broken and disturbed because
Of
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spinning's Specials

lse ilrst cost q Spinning Cuah-
y FsFk Coaster Brake Bicycle ia
~ assi cost of some other
-, z iess. The Spinning bicycle
se e such good material so
..s.l''i Constructed and 50 wen
49, That q Is one OF the most
-s.'aeiofy and economical 10 buv
as article eeta dearer every
20 aae T. while n good article
- eheaper See window SAT-
- ana hoadags "a. Tor attFae-
= ees on hakes. Fishing Tackle.
fa'agan Cas- and Cutting pilsr
4 4 ~ -ssrFs.s --sssss.s Sbc
~ we "as Splicing Clamp. Ooo
&. 1zei Wire Cutters. ..... 7o
&c Tube Leather Punches
Z So ssstsss=-t4..... lie
Ne Tube Leather Punches
= s alaasr Ships ............3 sc
3, -. &c dozen assorted Piles IOo
i'i 77,-..''. ''.hts .s..-...s..s.. l5o
inas Auto Hi...........s0a
winnings Satisfactory Store
1910 Second Ave.
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Afflicted Since Eoyhood
Permanently Cured

Mr q. o. i'm. oriilia. wash.
- had since boyhoa been
afflicted With eatafrh 0f the
head and throat produced BY
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