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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-10
70 Observation-Disclosures

TO ExCHANGE-GENERAL STOCK MER-
chandise, storeroom, warehouse, etc., dock,
Us acres land, II miles from Portland on
Columbia river, doing good business a fine
property, no zero weather, price $4,000; VIII
exchange for good land in the Dakotas or Min
nesota. Address Postmaster, Ellsworth, Wash
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-IN WESTERN
land canadian preferred) 1O0-barrel steam
flour mill, with 30,OO0bushel elevator sit
uated on track in North Dakota's best wheat
district; mill in frst-class order, with swing
SITTER, condeEsing plant and running For
particulars address 5Hs1, Journal.
FOR TRADE IN WESTERN LAND 500 SHARES
Of the San Fernando Copper Mining & Milling
Co., $40 per share. Address $500. Journal
WANTED-oLD GOLD AND SILVER. RENT
Bros. 510-521 LIST av S.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NoTICE-PRoPosALs WANTED FOR RE.
MINI. June 5. Notice Is hereby given liver
Refunding Bonds, will be received at the
office Of the city clerk OF the city of. Jordan.
'srefunding bonds Of said city, in the amount
Of eighteen thousand dollars ($1s,OoO.Ool; said
dated July /, 1905. and payable one each year
on July 1, and bearing interest at the rate Of
i not exceeding 6 per cent per annum. The
council reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. BY order of the city council G.
Roderig, city clerk.
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ELECTRICAL

WHY PAY MORE AND SECURE INFERIOR
stock that have been used at the worlds fair.
all Sizes great bargains. Telephone or write
Ia5us before purchasing Northwestern Electric
y Equipment Co, 135 q 9th st, st. Paul, Mimi
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RETURNS TO NORWAY
Larson, Who Once Worked by the
Month, Now Has Wealth.

STARK N. Do. J. Lar
son and wife have departed for Nor
way, where they will make their home
hereafter. They came here twenty
out by the month, and in time acquired
half section of land. Mr.. Larson car
ried to Norway with him draft for
1880 kroners, all accumulated here.
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BILLINGS, MONT.-Michuel Kearney was
brought here from Bridger for medical attention.
He is suffering from spotted fever, which is
believed by the physicians to have been caused
by the bites Of woodticks.
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FOR RENT-MINNETONKA.

FOR RENT-MINNETONKA.
S1S5-Groveland station, on the Milwaukee.
ten-room plastered house, with cistern and
we'll; good cellar, fine shade trees. cottage fur
nshed.
$125-Zumbra Heights, a good seven-rooorn
cottage and barn, ice and rowboat, cottage
furnished rl
Arcola, seven rooms in a new ten-room cot
tage, facing main lake; will rent for $500
to small family.
For Sae-Mnnetonka.
Are you looking for home an Investment
at Lake Minnetonka? If so be sure and see us.
II you have something to sell, list 1t with
us, and II salable. can sell It.
X. L. J.. Janney, ..a.
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GL,AIRYoYANTs

MRS. g. TRYoN, cLAIRvoYANT, READINGS
daily on all affairs OF life; Tuesday gives csc
readings from o am. to 8 pm. Room 42O,
620h Nicollet ay: 80.
CLAIRVoYANT-MME. ANDREWS, MOVED
TO 1917 Sd av S. Take 4th av car.
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MEDICAL,

NO NEED OF SUFFERING ANY LONGER
from asthma Usona Asthma euro gives in
slant relief and cures, Only 25 cents Drug
gists. . . $500 ~
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MINNEToNKA PRoPERTY

IM1INNIll ONhA FkOFEitSlY
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~
o o o o o o o o
SUBURBAN HOMES. o
Crystal Lake-Handsome suburban home; o
} 18 acres Of the very finest black loan, o
with clay subsoil, as level as a floor; Q
1000 feet of frontage on Crystal lake, o
near village of Robbinsdale, with good o
electric car service; nine-room house, o
modern, 40x50; good barn, poultryhouse, 0
} ETC., ETC.; improvements are worth all 9
asked for place Price $1,000, Call on o
George H. Miller $50 Lumber Exchange. o
} Fruit Ranch-20-acre fruit ranch two O
} miles west of Long Lake and two miles o
} north of Lake Minnetonka; 200 bearing o
apple trees, 100 not bearing, 25 bearing o
} plum trees, one acre raspberries. half o
acre strawberries; six-room house, eel o
} lar and cistern, tubular WE'LL near good O
} school, rural mail delivery; choice fruit o
} land at the low price of So, 700. APP o
} ply to George H. Miller, $50 Lumber o
} Exchange. Q
= i,
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OPTICIANS

IE GRIEvIsH METHOD OF FITTING EYES
Is both scientific and practical The Peerless
,ne-piece eyeglass mounting. 407 Nicollet ay.
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WOOD AND COAT,

DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD; CHEAPEST
cleanest and best wood in city. Barnard &
Cope Co.. 4th st and I'd av NE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ROSENsTEIN PAYS BEST PRICE FOR SEC
ondhand furniture, stoves ard office fixtures.
Alt Washington av S. T. C. 2e17
WANTED-A SECONDHAND SQUARE Pr
ano; must be reasonable. Twin City phone
5035, 2747 Emerson S.
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH, GASOLINE
launch. about % feet. Edward J. O'Brien d
Co.. 104 Oneida building.
wANTED-Two GOOD CARPETS ABOUT rs
yards each, or one so Or GO yards; brussels pre-
ferred. It. G. 16437
WANTED-A CANOE; GIVE SIZE, CONDITION,
price and where 1t can be seen. Address 6712,
Journal.
wANTED-cHILD's CRIB; MUST BE IN
lflrst-class condition. Call T. c. phone 1910.
WANTED-A SMALL SIZE ROLL TOP DESK,
In good condition. Address $3.50, journal.
ss STOVE REPAIRS
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hennepin ay.
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MINING INVESTMENTS
MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery; large stock Of secondhand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.,, PIT Sd st S. Mpls.
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PROFESSIONAL

sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs ETC, PERMA-
nently removed by electricity. Miss Hollister,
77-78 Syndicate Block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist
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CUTLERY GRINDING

-T---- VO ) LEl1C s -&T1G1INUIIVU -
SHEARS, RAZoRS AND CLIPPERS SHARP
ened All work guaranteed. Mail orders solic-
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MONUMENTS

headstones and markers; special designs OF
request. Office 419 9th st S. Granite an
Marble Works, 3517 Hen. av Both phones.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

NEW YORK FLORISTS, Z WASH Av s; FLOW.
ers for all occasions; expert on funeral de-
signs. Out-of-town orders solicited T. c. 1928
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT Law
yers and solicitors; main office, 925933 Guar
anty Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi; so McGil
Bldg, Washington, D. G.
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DYEING AND CLEANING
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. SIG Nicollet
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 725 Hennepin ay. Both phones.
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TWFIVE ACRES. NEAR MINNEToNKA
Beach, modern house, ten rooms maple noors'
birch finish, fireplace, full cement basement
cesspool, two-story barn, stone basement cor coz
feet sandy beach; price only $500, part
timo T NJ Davies 500 Phoenix.
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FOR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST t. SHORE nc Re
fine beach, three hundred feet deep. splendid
timber, fine views, beautiful location, f foe
S125 cash. If taken in week. owner QUO
Mas TPmlIlp
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REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hennepin az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31
Graft ia the Good Old Days

melancholy mood rserets departure Of
and hoa
The Equitable disclosures and proaautionp
hm to believe that ncrasing wealth Is appns ne morals Of
pubie
past
SCALE brought 70 lish said DO
that tho seed ola days Of honesty lad
n history be rel0d the good cid days OF honesty
seeeg existed oycopt imagination.
Ia lns the country poorer Of the
much smaller than now the dofaeaona tina
New York aud the stealing posefoo depart
BY present standard
wealth and Feycuee AndNorse y dd excite tho gaaaFa
pepaar Indignation that smaller thofa aa today
Upedato "franed finance before
the the wildcat bank gutthe pamng of tao pubuo Of
that afterwards vepudiato-waa carried
troughou the country gaad SCALE Ahd the public tamey sub
filtad.
President BuehanaR maneavesng
f the bills stopped patFonasa
used unhshIus aad direct
~ used nfuouea
sentative according Historian Rhodes hens offered whole
sA And the puhtc slow aaythRs To-day tbs
eoanty wpad By earthquake
Thirty years the whisky which the
cheated millions though purchased completely u
eers carried a Thouah the puho anplaaaea
priduu Grants Saying Let guty escape and wood
wnuy more dd aaeape thaa woaia escape nowadays
In TIE thousands 81 q rored human f human nnufe
hiss changed little changed he
threeguartsgs half and gaartor q a century.
Even for viii paruit fco q cold
believe that lasho sraaatathegs
better than
There come pahie Is
grafteys higher
aaa viii have a stt1 hlsher haf-eehtury baace.
q oaFse h asusat for The youdoains u oitena Of
tasay.
oaR tip Political peazlHalss Is bape
rrasFea worth fighting Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31
"The State of Jefferson"

The proposition at Arizona admitted
Jefferson because VII be The last q the
territory purchased sRder the Jefferson administration
peculiarly fitting vii aid sentiment Araonaa
plea
Az pesoral 10 the rreefng stateuaaahp Of jefferson It
wsud
President Jeersoa acquire
the city island New Orleans.
Grind an anyone else when Napoleon unoad upoa e al what
price that unprecedented unHapped
only myths superstition
At ~ immensely
fear e wrath Of the se, Napoison no, foresight
which ae jefferson the bargain The best he
offered vas that the wilderness at the west would be useful as
refuse or the Indians unweleons the Mississippi
jefferson dreamed q the mighty empire OF Industry and
known
settling against hs Judgment The phenomenal
ssapsnt rfca has besa beyond an human foroea
civilization
seeded in vsa soil And the raaa the wonders q tbs
when Oklahoma ana Inssu Territory have admitted
state they viii be- ArseBa alpna q all rhs domaa
broolina sailing
aasden ot the gods. will remain auadmited.
Arizona peats for admission. aud there Ia
potes for keeping her waiting she has all the requirements
a sressr many the cashier
Whether Arizona the Jefferson
eas little aside from sentiment Ether sounds sood.
Tbs aftapt ioros AFana sacrifice har aauy ana Join
With New ezeo into state has no Qualification Each is entitled
Separate statehood
Maybe coming fsat politics long enough
ilce to the last division Of the Loaisana purchase
shhhi Hear thump Ike bale Of hay being dropped on
platform sals7 That's another baha Of eaah8 bag
tbs Eaaitaaas LIfaa surplus
Seville spain argue however
"a eosaped By rsiief expeditions sent BY the powers
inevirTe yet get
Res regular eeatnuom performer.
Plague ct eeseta reported cricket least,
m musical than boil wseylL
started Equitable
science fund Is now on the boom
Nothing threatens
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Fortune of the Foolish

Harry might have taken refuge
there
Leaning over the railing az an
upper balcony Ada heard the old
gentleman giving her father an ae=
count ~ the sad scene that bad Just
occurred with ita result
Aea'H heart. Feat vita mguiah.
now became a prdY 10 tho widest
fears. Could she IA any way have
been the Cnusa ~ HAT terrible act
hhd Waa ahe never II gee that fafm
aHalHa She eonla nut eHAnre the
susmuaN Her maih her was ahaeni
frum home. hpa there waa no nua
elae - whom she eunla turH. she
resolved 20 30 herself and learn
what she wished Ia know.
la The meantime Walter SHEER
burne. tired Of the empty nnyatF
afuuha him. iefi his companions Ia
"a state 81 high glen AZ Harry norz
trand'a sueea ui trick. aHa turned
hia step. t8waFd the path that led
tn the FrhHiHf'a Ha WIS 20 leave
the next morniuH and once more
be- wished % luuk unnn thg rupf that
sheltered the oue who waa degfeF
o. him than lifr.
Turning a sudden bend IN he
road Ada and Walter stood nce %
fnra There wua a eunVulaiaf start
and a wild look ~ wonder Ia Der
ailutrd ovea ENclaiminr. 'soh Wal
ter Thought vou were killed.
she taiteYed and wamid have mllan
60 the Ffouna 10 u had not been re
hts sunport He held her for me-
moat and than seated Der uad him
self on the ground Bua thua they rns
NAMED Tor q Ions time. Ala. weah
and exhausted by the storm % arlsf
that had swept owes hor. saa nos
mlled by a feeling ~ perfect rest
ard tranquility Her iosaF WaH
hardly abs "a realise that the boon
be hal 10 long atFIven far had #
last become his FoF u long ume
nolthsr spoke. bui before they par
"a walter BAD given up hIa deter
~ iaafina 10 Wait Europa
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Catarrh d KIdn.ys and BIadder

This condition resUits either from
COLDS or from overwofk of the kid
neya IN separating from tho blood
the poisnus that have been absorbed
from catarfh.
Is the skin pale and dry
Has the skin a WnHy look"
Is the hair dry and hrittlog''
rs tho akin dry and harshq"
"f1u the legs feel too heaxy7f
Ia there nausea after eating7"
DO the Joints pain and 8cheT"
Is the urine dark nud cioudy9Y
Does a deposit form when urine
iH LETT standing
Are the eyes duh and staring 2"
DO your hands ana feet Hweii7s
Are they cold and clammy7"
Have yau pains IN the top Of the
headf'
Is there pufuueas undor tho
eyes -
rs there a bad taste In the
mouth7'
Is there a desire to set up at
night
Are there dark rings around the
eyes,"
do YOU see spots floating before
the oycH7'
Have you chilly feelings down
the hackq"
DO you see unpleasant things
while asleep7"
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20 her admivurR. Waiter sherbmrnm
was the oaiY one whom her de-
maanpF dia act discourage Wheu
SHE returned truss mehoul AZ 70 Wal
ter sherhurne had followed her and
undsgarred ~ her fnfasai - lia.eu
% his salt. be had never ceased q
pay her homage
IN arder to be constantly naar ths
object ~ his affections the ardaul
iaveF had purchased the plantation
al iaansNE she f'Fnnsar'a ans for thfee
years lived apnn T. The last lz
moafhs ~ this time had aersp "a -
discourage. In a measure. Ahars
hurHe'u belief thht he waala
finally wla the YOUNG beanlY
one day be told her that b. haa
aecidaa % 60 90 EaFups when he
rose - SO Aaa ennFoased little fa-
wFet 10 his soming iuHrHey and babe
him soodby without even q friaaa
~ handclaau Ia tfHth she dia nag
believe thaf Der lover vaa really -.
Ing abroad.
The days passed and he dld not
appear al The Frazier home 0ne
day At The dlnnsr table her father
remarked
"sherbuTns Is really Eolag 10 Ea-
rope AZ last lie wishes % get rid %
he plantation before be goes and
has offered e % me - half IS valae
he wiH leave ia two daYa7
Ada'a heart beat tumaituunalY
within her breast. hut she gave m
slHa ~ her feeling She esula not
aleen that night aud when The next
day passed without bringing him
Dor 4 last farewell Ada feared that
Il vas almost more than she could
bear.
The Gay before his departure
Shefbufne vas booking over some
possessions that he wished to keep
from the eoafeuts ~ the house He
came upon a pair Of duclihg pistols
and vas namiriug their exquisite
finish. when Harry Bertrand. a
young student ~ horne for vacation
and a nephew % Hf Frazier. burst
into his room
"Oh. Sherburneis hc exclaimed
Those are just what want. Old
NJ Lee ia iuat In sight. coming
here. and you know how he hates
dueliuE Let ua give him n scar.
when Mr. Lee passes that magnolia
I viii fire and you must fall rs Il
Yuu were shot You are pale enough
81 act the part without painting.
Walter aherburuH obeyed hls Or
Der and wheu MT. Lee reached the
gatea % Magnolia ledge he saw hts
fnvurite borne apparently llfeleaa
into the house. AID aeapeEraee
Harry riding away as n fleeing for
life while cries Of He's killed.
He's killed." were uttered hy the
group assembled on tho piazza
Idiots" exclaimed the old mas
why don't some Of you SO for a
doctor7 fa he dead"
Not quite. waa the reply And
away went Mr. Ice on fast ms his
horse could carry him On bis way
for n physician he stopped for a few
moments az Mr. Ffazier'a. thinking
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The picture represents q Part q
the head sawed open. the letter A
indicating the folds - the mucous
membrane IN the nose. The letter y
Indicates the scat Of caiarFa In q
throat and e the tanHii.
Is yuur voice HUSKY -
"pa you apii up sllmn7"
"Du you snnre nj niEht7''
Ia your hose stopped up
Does yauf nose diachafRe -
Does your nose bleed easily -
Is there tickling IN your thront7-
.nuoa the nose itch and burn p"
DO you hawk 20 clear the throntT'
lie there path Ia the front Of the
head 2"
rs your sense Of smell leavmR -
Is the throat dry in the morn
ing
DO you aiosp with yosr mo,th
open ?"
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General view 90 organ u hearing.
rhoui nK closure 1T EuHtaehiau tuha
The almost iagariahia cause % head
noises and deafness
Il YOUR hearing fsginRzH
ua your eafH discharge
Are the ears dry and a1aiy
Ia you have a ringing in the
carHF'
Do you have earache occasion
ally -
'no your ears hurt when you blow
your uogef'f
DO you constantly hear noises IN
tha eursT"
DO you hear better some days
than others
do the noises In your ears keep
you awake
when YOU blow your nose 40 the
ears gurkH#
Is hearing worse when you have
70 coldTr
Is roaring like a waterfall In the
head ="
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IL rAIINn NnRalTn

NJ PAULINE FORSYTH
Ia ths earlF apNa Of the hiutinnlppi
IL Waa. aa maaf ~ the gtatsH have
hoen IN their turn. built 40 hf these
from the Older settlements who We're
broken down In fortune Among the
pionasfa vac Ahan Fiaaiof, 81 Viz
ginla. who had aauaht thla fsrtlis
soil 10 raeovur II Huglihia The
wealth be had iost. az. at the worst
90 wln comfortable living FOR his
family. Oha mntlYe for hia vuluu=
tary exile was a desire Go hide FROM
the companions of his prosperous
DAYS the prtqatioba 10 Which be and
has family we're oblined 10 submit
He aud bis wife bought a small
plantation la Mississippi AM after
the first fow wears they praanrred.
of the -FOUR ehildren all but Abe died
Ina Infancy
Ada Frazier was unique both IA
person and character Her beauty
was that ~ an eastern princess
rather than a fraeile American. one
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MEDICINES FREE
caiafrh Of the Stomach

CAiaffh OF the Stomach
Thts condition may result from
several causes. but the usual cause
" cafhffh 81 the head and throat
the mucous dropping down into the
throat and being SIS aiiuwad.
II there nausea
Are you eusfi8n7-
IL there NunulnEYF
DO you heich up GaHf~
Are you iInht-haadrd -
Ia your tongue raatedF-
"Tea you hawk and spit ="
Is there pain after ratluEF~
De Tou have SICK h~nda che -
L there disgust for hrsa kfaatf.
Have yea distress after eating -
D. you at times have diaffhoea -
L there a rush q blood 90 tie
head -
when you get up suddenly are
you dlrryf@
Is there EuawtaK sensation IN
stomach Y"
When stomach Is empty do yeu
feel faint
II stomach - ful DO yea feel op-
urcaasdT"
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" STAR DUST ~

think OF something funny 10 Bay II
irH funny II viii just come up and
bubble uut llko soda water Lisbon
Patriot.
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HOW HARRT's SHAY IDEA
BROUGHT HAPPINESS TO Ills
THIENus.
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SENATOR'S ANKESY AND FILES
have started On their tour 81 the
ftate
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II must dIaheaTisn Korea 30 learn
that her champion Is Russia.
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catarrh Of the Liver

The liver becomes diseased b. ca
tarrh extending from the stomach
into the tubes ~ the liver
Are you lrritabieF"
Are you uervuuaTf
DO you get dlzxy -
Have you no energy -
DO you have cold fcetfs
Is your memory poor
DO you get tired easily 2"
DO you have hot flaaheafa
is your ayeHight biurredH" Sc
Have you pain In the back 20
Is there biontluR after eatinEfa
Have YOU pain around the loina -
Is there thrObbinR IN the stom4
hch 2"
DO YOU have sense Of heat IN
the hoWelaT"
"Dou YOU suffer from pains In
tempiea7"
DO you have palpitatlou of the
heart -
Is There a general feeling Of las
sltuda7'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31

A tranquil state Is properly de
fined as one that has not quaran-
Ilnel nor len alaIanuA.l haaLaal
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uHet Gracious. just listen 10 that
eEatislleal ben caeklluE
Turkey Don't blame her. she has
just laid an esq as large as a hall
stone
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This condition oftea results from
catarrh extending ssum She head and
throat and II left unchecked the dis
ease extends down the wludpire into
the bronchial tubes. and iu time At
tarhH the lungs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31

Willie Hearst threatens 90 IN
wade spokane What has Spokane
syef done 10 deserve thnt9
Better sharpen up your oyster
iuFbt
Aa5 eitnek few moth balls IN
that old Hira4 hat.
Aud telephone the toRi mas.
Aud fVaufrect the storm door.
And. aay. girls. don't forget 20
call Oft thar summer ehmWement
hafura II h too inte
Overeonta are nearly ripe. too.
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Oar darling Lizzie always eats
Tea pickles FOR her dinner.
She takes cod liver oh - gain.
Sat keeps Oh Ee uus thinner.
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At the Retirement Sale

~ II. Lewis 4 Co. you
can purchase your hats
and furnishing goods nt
a very low figure. Hats
of the latest model that
sold for $3.50 az St.Gs.
Hats that sold for $3.50
for S2.25. MEMS shirts
that high grade kind
that cold for 75e for
5Oe the kind that sold
FOR ti.2s NJ 95e, and IN
Underwear the prices
have been aiaahed un-
mercifully. Csc kind az
f5f: ft25 kind ne
S5c, AZ this retiring sale
81
r. LEWIS e. co.
Cor First and Cherry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31

THR CITY VIII uervs
tha people WAoa there Is no one
else - serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31

TACOMA - Watch Il grow
rpula o. paztflc nfeaps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31

Charge upon the quick lunch place.
Charge dyaBsutiaa pale and lean
Pies In Folls3a bfa3ely face
From tho rapid IRE machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31

81 WItte WAS HtuuE by iho Japa-
ueae demands Also b. the mos
quiiuea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31

PEARY VIII flnd ina uoFth pala
heeausu he took IT via hlm al
rouaY labelled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31

Doht thinh a watermelon IL ripe
3nat ha0aHas the grocer offers 20
plaH Il fsf yea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-31
So. 90 n MONTH
catarrh Of the Ears

Deafness and ear troubles result
fram catarfh passing along THE
Euaihrhiau tube that leads from the
throat 90 TIE ear