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1890. cracked wheat. per bale. $500.
Fed

1890. cracked wheat. per bale. $500.
Feed
Oats. rer ton. ta6d rs. bran, per
ton. tla.b0a2i. barley. rolled. per
ton. iatH26. feed wheat per ton.
&3en 30. dairy chop feed. per ton, SIC
9 tse. oil meal. Per ton. 82s. best
chop. fe6 whole corn. ton, - 81
p, cracked corn. per ton. 8270 -,
feed corn meal, per ton. SIS. shorts.
per ton. t2I422
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy. tis
q 20. alfalfa. 1250Hta. wheat
hay. as: Eastern Washington dou-
BILE compressed. So, Puget Sound
Poultry Food.
oyster shells. zoos. ton So. clam
shells. t09s. $50. bone meal. lO0s
sS2, graduated bones. zoos. 1J2 On
zas and Jos s. per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Rel clover. prime, cwt, yif5o1 IS
alaike. choice. s17. white clover. SIS
81 10; timothy, per cwt.. f47b
as orchard grass. SIC. red top, 8dn
10, English rye grass. IS. Italian rye
grass. IS; bronze grass. Si3. tall
meadow oat grass SIS. Kentucky
blue grass. 8il. pasture mixture.
uplands, t1oQl2
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uets - their respective eountisa Al
the Lewis and Clark centennial e.
position.
Crane % spokane yesterday In
truduced a bill IN the house proyid-
iug for the relief % holders II
state normal school bonda BY the
Issuance 81 ~ per cent bonds Tor
gtsn. 0a0
keiiagK ~ Stevens county intro
dueed a bill In the house yesterday
which VII mean n ulc. fat sob fnr
the pFintera Il providra for the
publication Of the records 81 the
state supreme court and the pur-
chase 81 300 copies 81 the published
report Al s. per copy lie wants the
books Tor the state law library.
aiuart % Chehalla introduced a
bill providing that school districts
shall have first call on luaua OF
school moneys made b. the state
iand commissioner.
Reiter 1T Lincoln yesterday intro
dreed ia tho house a bill. which II
enacted will make the crime - ar
son a very serious affair. For ar
son or attempted arson the punish
ment shall be- not less than ono nor
more than 10 years I'm priaanment.
and where a human lie iH lost In
the fire the one convicted Of start
ing that fire shall be guilty Of muir
der In the first degree, and punish
meat meatrd out IN accordance
with that crime.
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Fat Campbell or a Katherine Kid
der 1u San ur such sweet de-
muruess aud simplicity.
The part belongs a. Hanehe
Hates Blanche yalc- Is the proper
harlinE or the Gods" aud an Who
have Hren her are willing In 90 With
her. as ala 5000 people last night
Ca The land uf the lotus there 10
share With her alike The raEuish
mischief ~ reading the forbidden
loNchuok to The muidsua OF her
court aud the terrura of the tom
pest uu the mountain. to De led by
her frum her dainty bower among
the moon flowers. where her love
story hHEsn. 10 The dragon guarded
HN.rafuam where she fe,I into the
power uf the cruel Zakkufl. nam
the artlessly sworn BE 60 save the
lie az hef hidden lover. to tho aguu
iarj confession 81 betrayal at the
ruined shrine lu the cavern strong
held 81 tho twu-aWnrd men. and
finally from THE honorable death
oH herself and her lover into the
wafld of oriental superstition and
wYatlelaua through her thousand
years of peuanee 60 tho crest OF
the Hast white htll. here her lover
awaits her with oufstretched arms
The same careful surveillance that
has been Kept as Ia the miuutrat
details q the splendid setting Il
evident Ia the support There Is
not IL single trace or erudlty oven IA
the most insignificant role. and a
side study In excellent acting Is fur
nlshcd ey Albert Hruu.us in the
character of EAkkurL Tho part itself
y n splendid study OF the eraftincsa
and cruelty 81 oriental statrnnan-
ship aud uTaninE handles It With
splendid strength and understand
Ing Tie makes q the role "a thing
20 haunt the occidental mind
EuEene ormond ns Kara. prince
% fthr outlaw crossword men ana
lover az 70 SAN. L. thoroughly as
certaelr opposite ta the star. uua
he plays the part with an excellent
contrast u delieacy and ,hametrr-
strength.
The minor support g. individually
without fault aud collectively with
the rare merit % perfect accord.
The Darling o. the Gods 4
something for seattl~-a play going
public % be thankful for. II has
been many a day since Seattle has
had anything 80 good. n Il ever has.
and % Wih be many a day before the
like 81 u comes to Seattle again.
NAN BNNBEE
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A Magnificent Treat
mss BLANCHE BATES IN THE DARLING or TIE oopsa
ACHIEVES A SPLENDID rm uMPH FoR Her OWN ART AND
roR reE GENIUS or HER PLAYWRIGHT

small wonder The Darling Of tho
e,5ss Is "a sucesss The splendid
ss5l,ase which mled the Seattle
..satsr 10 gfcrlIovlug last uight
v.s untd completely eut ef mod
~ practical puasale oegldentalism
- or tWohoura and "a half breath
a ths NEST realistic atmosphere Of
s,snIatsnt orlentaiism that ART
sn6 ingenuity ever eeutriNvd for the
sf.re rhero is not a single detail
sr,ashaat the rich variety Of
sslsnIil settings at the play but lie
.srf..f nor Is there "A single note
n inharmauY iu the whole artistic
,,aryal of the splendid production.
playsrs and nlol. settings. eostuw
ler ana aryhfafratlaus allNaro ia
nsrfafi accord and The Darling OF
aaCsIs" iswlthuut doubt the rarvst
ssa most magnificent treat ut the
rsv,hIned spectacular and dramatic
sysr offered On hIstrIouie boards.
palasco and blanche Rates have
.,,triscd rho Darling ~ the
esss and the bouors are equal
h nav b.. as some critic has said.
,s.t blanche Dates does not make
m, NAV What it Is. hut It is certain
raj without Blanche Bates The
nzrlIar o. the Gads would not be
MAJ Ii Is In Tho DARLING 20 the
Co.'s blanche Bates has found her
raw and in blanche Bates The
barring Of the Geds has found the
ealy 10 san it ought ever have
Ths exquisite art ~ her artiess=
ness her perfect uafuralurss az all
ysoueats. her absolute fre-inm from
sav manner - affrefbtien this Is
ne one great eh8rm af blanche
fates. ana In The character 20 little
sYo san the pathetic attle pFIu-
cess wha thought Dc better TO tell
a uttle he than % suffer much" she
has The very finest opportunity she
could possibly have Tor the exercise
AZ these rare hiztriHaia qualities
Thsrv could b. no =Ye san" %
swrrter department or tBtntier aIfu-
racity. mar. In the mor- tragtc fno-
GnentS q mere s.mple. childish.
hssrt-rrnt suffering than tho
Ranehe Bates Yo san. Il would
b hard 20 imagine a AIRS Fiske
20 san who eouli read the little
red iaye-heok - misehiev1uslys -
Il would b equally hard 10 Imagine
NJ Leslie Carter @Yo Ssn.- who
wouid not havc made th- less %
o. little japanese maidau'p agony
a he torture scene b. making mure
q IL. nor can one picture Afra-
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last nights close. The rapid man
uer in which stocks respond after
reactions shows the strong under
tone OF the market, and at the same
time presages a furtherRnce OF the
upward movement. Stocks have
strong backing in their upward
move. that bear news Is overlooked.
and those tempted 70 the short side
for a turn are forced 20 recurchaso
their shares az n loss.
Liverpool May wheat opened lao
lower and closed 3-sc lower than
yesterday.
Car ReceIpts-Mlnneapolls. 1919;
Duluth. 80; Chicago. % Brad
streets visible supply shows wheat
increase. 1.529. 000 bushels.
Chicago cash wheat closed as fol-
lows No. 2 red. $500 No. red.
SLIP % SLIT. No. hard winter.
Sli6ia TO s1.17, No. hard winter.
S1.o5 to $115; No 1 northern
spring. Sl20; No. northern spring,
Sill 70 sii0A; No. spring. SL05
, 81 lOIs.
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per dozen. soc. eherfnuts. Italian.
ttc chestuutH. Ohio. Ter 10, lee.
chestnuts California. Ibc. wainuts
English. lam lac, pegHuas laft lFe,
nlbrHts 13e. black Waluuts. &c,
hickory nuts. 7c. butfcruuts. Sc
peanuts Ga Toe. jumboH. Sc al
monds, i2ts Gle. California wal
nuts. Ia l2c.
Fith. Oysters. Etc.
Soles &C. black cod. &c. ling cod.
&c. crabs. {i@l7b clans. open
shipment. 400. claims per sack.
81 IS. oysters. Olympia, per sack
$3.50: open bulk. per Enllon
trout. i6ul7ihc: skinned perch.
&c. Hhrimpa. s0f0cs nouudera
&c. herring. &c: HOLSTERS t7hc.
smeit. &c. sturgeon. &C.. black hasa
&c. hallbut. 60 &c. perch, &c,
Flour.
Patent. per Dbl, It's; Crown.
1910. Minnesota hard wheat. 81.
PiIl-bury. s.; PrlsburY's Best Is.
STANDARD Dakota. Sc olympic. s.. 6s.
Electric. ff75; Holly, tR7b. Golden
s725. Gold Medal. fe7b. Top Notch.
t4t5. Ccntcnnlals best. &lI5. cold
drop. St25. Patent Excellent tt.75.
Novelty a. 1A25.
Cereals.
whole wheat los. per hai-. g 20.
whole wheat flour. PER Dbl. f42b.
graham. Per bhI. So graham. 81 IS.
bbl. 81: rye flour. S215 per bale.
hbi. $3.50. huCkwheHt. bale, 1a50.
rye meal. Per bale. 8 bo huekvheat,
per hhL. 81. buckWhoat per bale.
t7.75. corn meal los. per bale. s. 10.
$3.50. corn meal los, per bale, 81 90.
corn meal. los. per bale, S220. white
corn meal. Sos 81. rolled oats. per
bbl. s. G. Co. gB.7a. wheat flakca.
box 20 lbs. s220: farIua. per Dbl.
$3.50 fariua. Josh SACKS per bale.
81 hominy. large. per bbl. $40.
hamiuy, small los bale. g260, Holly
Fetf-ralqiuE huckwhent sets. case.
9a7b. uenrl barley. 25-lh. boxes.
$3.50 prarl harley. t00-lb sacks 81.
Built ueas. 4i6oab, popcorn. per owt,
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fruit. per box. tz5o. lemons. ehotrs
and fancy. tzGoag.o0: oranges.
seeding. iitoui7ss navel oranEts.
tITsaf 2a5. oranges Jap. bale. $3.50
Oils. jars. 800. apples. cooking,
6orWaf 90. apples, fancy. Fimi.s 60 .
eranberrieH. $500 1000. ponce
gfanateH. half orange eases. g. 7b /.
plneapplea. per doz. $4,000 $50.
Butter and Cheese.
oregon cheese. faMr. Fastsfn.
crooks. ESQ CSC. Washington cheese.
lie. cream brick cheese. iec. but
ter. native creamery. 82r. eastern
storage. In tubs, 27c. eastern
storage, IN bricks. 2fc, cooking ia
ite-
Eggs.
strictly fresh ranch. Csc; eastern
500 &c.
Poultry.
Ducks. dresped. 17aisc. geese.
dressed, ibMigc: chickens. dressed.
100 lie. turkeys. fancy local dressed.
goo 2zc.
Honey.
California strained. Der H.. SC:
California sage. per 10. lie. honey,
extract. per ID. TdstAc. oregon
grape cream. l0-caHe lots. t3g0
honey. Yakima. i2Mc. Cllfornia
white. 2t-Ib. boxes. 1850. Olympia.
boxes. 13a82b.
Sugar.
Golden e. In sacks. So IS: extra G.
IN sacks 1858: powdered. In bar
fsla. 800 dry graduated. In sacks
1915. cube. In barrels .g.55. beet
sugar. 16.05. maple sugar. lie. Less
Le II paid within rs DAVIS.
Meats.
Cows. beef. &C. steers, Tc. NUT
ton. 7lh0sc. pork. sic. lamb. oci
dressed veal. small, aa Toe. live fab-
bits doz.. s375.
Hams, Bacon and lard.
Hams i2a13cs bacon. bfea kfast.
I8AdffM. lard. White star. tlerce
$40. lard. White Rose. SIC. lard.
Wild Rose. nc.
Nuts.
Brazil. per H.. i9dttc. coeoanuta.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

High Low. Close.
Atehisan. 50 l.. 81 5-s. sails.
Anal Copper. IL. 70 "a. "a
b. d o. los Is. 10i SIS. I047-S.
B r. T.. 90 Ia. o. ia. 621-4.
Can Pacific. 13i IS, 1873 "a, l341-s.
Erie com. a. 43 1-2, a..
ILL., Central. l56 II. t55 IA. 1856 IL.
Manhattan. III %. l7i1-2. III "a.
Mctropol, 1913, 100 3-S. l20 SIS.
Mo Pacific. los. 117 IL. f07 IS.
l.. q y. 1873. 1877 IS. 137 rs.
Peoples Gas. 100 IL los 81. 109.
Peuna-. 40 1t. 1873 IL. 40.
Reading, com. 9i1-2. 1918. 94I-A.
r. L. com. IS Is. 345-S. 343-4
So Pacific. Gilt 667-S. G7l-4.
ST. Paul. 176 IL. IFS -. 1862.
Sugar. ia l-2. l43 5-S. 14f1-S.
Union Pac. 122 IL. 12t 5-S. l22I-4.
L. S s. com. 81. so "a. 30 IS.
L. S. s. pfd.. 9i5-s. 941-4. 943-s
The movement of the stock mar
kct today was rather erratic. with
strength predomlnating. the general
list showing substantial gains over
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CAN
ENTERTAIN

The Christian Endeayorers Of this
city are hot after the 1907 eunven-
ton % the national body Several
Of the leading members are hard AZ
work night and day securing infnr.
nation regarding the sentiment OF
the husiEcsa men and the ability of
the city to entertain the hlg delrgl-
ton expected To attend
Some conflict about the date OF
tho convention has lead "a a dIvl-
sion In opinion. Tho convention iH
TO be held In 1907 and not 1905. as
has been reported. The only qurs-
ton confronting those who are
backing the plan Is whether Seattle
can entertain the $4,000 or 10000
people who will be present
II Is estimated hy the members Of
the committee from the Endeavor-
era that there viii be some more
than $4,000 people attend the
convention two years hence 4 can.
vas OF the city shows that there are
more than 500 hotels and ruomlnE
houses In the city. besides the prl-
yate residences which would be
opened in event Of big convention
of this kind
A canvas 81 100 ~ these places
aHtouiHhed those who did the work
They found that these loo hotels
would accommodate i0.Ta0 more
than the regular guests Two wears
hence Seattle viii have several new
hotels and better lodging house ae-
commodatlons and there in no longer
a question regarding the matter OF
entertainment Many city officials
and business men have come out
bodily IN supper. Of the project aud
Il now depends upon the CONNER
clal bodies 70 at.
Tho chamber 81 commerce ia this
afternoon discussing whether IL will
give ita Endorsement 20 the project
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THE MARKETS

Il will not be long now before the
commissioners viii wipe the name
Jap oranges or their states The
last shipment Of these oranges ar
rived here few days nKo and they
are selling fast AZ higher prices
than they have ever brought since
the first Of the season.
The absence Of eastern eggs r.
another feature Of the market. thors
being no more for sale About this
time every year the eastern cEr
rhlrmenta cease and the commits
aiouers have to use native and CAL
iforuia eggs the rest OF the season.
Vsaetspiss.
Beans. dry. per cwt ;37Bu AIS.
Lima beans. ff75a 500. bceta. per
sack. 15cati.00. cabbage, ~ n 2c;
ruufinower. pc r doz. 5000 i25.
garlic. new. 12es onions. yellow.
10. g.. onions Tauuo. 3ac. spinach.
per box. SiZ5: tumips. per sack, 75c;
0t1 90. ratubaguH per uack Csc.
lettuce. dollhouse. tiC0. tomatoes.
G5cati00. fancy. $500. carrots.
per sack. sOcatt25. Yakima po-
tatoas. ff9OnH21 90. white Riv-
er potatoes, $4,000 sweet po-
tafaea. sacks. fl15. par
sley. per doz.. a0cs squash. ID. ~ a
.2he. California sweet potatoes per
crate, fts5. urtichokes. per doz. 75c.
California celery 65ns5c, native
celery. 5oe. squaah. z@2he. native
rhubarb. So Zoe.
Fruits.
PelSimmons. ti.2s; bananas
per bunch. tz.5003. dates. per N.
BMa6c. figs. Glib bricks. u.s..
ngH, lob cartoons, G0a75c, grape
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Nv digestion IL good. I have
gained ten pounds IN weight aud
am again working regularly at
nay trade. I might say that I
also suffered most intensiy from
piles ard these have been com
pistely aud thoroughly cured.
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Fear OF Consumption
Has Passed Away

Mr.. Chaa neuueratfom. 74s
g street. Tacoma
4 was very sick man when
I commenced the Columbian
Treatment / had been coughing
for months and the disease had
worked itself more and more
deeply into my system until 1
had all the indications Of con-
sumption. The Columbian Treat
meut seemed 90 so at once to the
root OF my trouble. and effected a
perfect and permanent cure"
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De Things Differently

AZ this institute. and I am nov
we'll Ny head ia clear and I
breathe freely and naturally
through both uaatHilu The iftt-
fatlau 90 tire threat f. gone. as
are the head noises. and my stotn-
arh e. IN the best condition. The
Columbian treatment surely
#uren cases like mine
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THIS TREATMENT CURES

Gatarfh In every form. AEth-
ma, bronchitis. Inglpieut Con
sumption. rheumatism. Ear Dis
eases. Affections Of the stomach.
liver. kidneys aud Bladder,
Nervous System. blood and skin.
We have the only positive cure
Tor piles and ell rectal Diseases.
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GIVEN FREE

Careful. Paiuzta king. Scientific
Examination and Diagnosis, with
Practical Advice from an Ex-
psrieuCed Specialist. Free TO All.
This Includes a Thorough Micro
scopic Examination when Neees-
sary.
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= PORTLAND ore. Feb. e 4
4 new industry ia opening up 4
= hero. the shipment Of Oregon :
= fir ta the Orient nH fuel. Tho 4
= huhentino John Palmer has =
= cleared with a cargo of cord 4
= wood Tor China Il is the first 4
= Time tlmt wood has been sent a
= 10 The Orient for fuel aud there =
4 are said 60 be excellent opporz =
= tunities for a big traffic 10 be =
= built mp from this aud sound A
= purta 4
A
= \ - :. :. :.
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WILL SPEND 81. 900

JEFFERSON CITY. 40. Feb. H.
In "a special message 20 the lokisla-
turr today Governor Folk recon-
menIeI an appropriation q $4,000
20 exploit Missouri at the Lewis and
Clarke expedition.
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Steamer Norwood. l.. II. Gray e.
Company. arrived In port from San
Francisco and Los Angeles this
morning The vessel carried "A car
go ii 500 toms 81 cement consigned
10 GsIbfaIth- Bacon a Company. and
800 tons Of general merchandise.
She also brought q passengers.
The vessel viii take return cargo
Of lumber for California ports.
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A Rheumatic Cripple
Freed From Pain
Dlsoards His Clutches

col e. H. Graham. Of Athol.
Idaho
I waa IN
4 Badly Crippled Condition
when ( commenced thu Column
hiHu Treatment For many years
! had been "a victim Of rHeumA-
tIsm IN "a most severe form The
disease was contracted during
the eIyiI war and my suffering
had been beyond the power or
any words 10 nttingly describe
"The Columbian Treatment has
Worked . Mighty Change
IN my condition. I am entirely
free from pain. the first time Ia
years. and the stiffness OF my
joints has disappeared. together
with the swelling OF ny feet
have
Discarded Ny Clutches and Walk
About With Perfect Ease.
All rheumatic sufferers should
profit By my experience"
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a bright medley 81 song and
dance. with Just enough plot to
carry e through. constitutes THE
Gipay Girl. nov az the Aicazar. Il
will continue through tho week.
with Wednesday and Saturday mat
furae
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sour stomach heartburn and ria-
ing % burning liquids 70 the
fhrnat I was badly reduced "a
hf4Ifh and had tried 90 mauy
treatments that I had little hope
~ ever being cured. y hen I went
to the Columbia Institute Tor re-
lief I found that theY
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Give Up ny Work.

Tho Columbian treatment has
opened up my noHfrilz 20 that
breathe freely az al times. has
removed the aching and tho
noinea from ms head. and I now
Hear 80 Well az Ever.
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GOT NEW TITLE

wAEHuNGToN. u. O.. Feb. T.
The president today signed the
Philippine bin giving the executive
officer the title Of governor general
Secretary Taft cahied his con-
0ratulafiona 20 Governor General
wright
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while my head was nlied with
burning and cracking noises
that were terribly annoying. My
digestion failed. WAS always
badly ronatipatrd. and finally
became su weak and run down
that ! VAS compelled 10
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He Was Weak and Broken
Down
His Health Restored

AR -. l.. Hanson. THarytuu.
Wash. a well known carpenter
says
4 had suffered from ratarfh
for ten years and the disease had
involved nay entire system 10
such an extent that Was
Completely Broken Down.
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sNETTIE. THE NEWsGIRI.. i"

"Nettie. the Newsgirl" Ia the bin
az the Third Avenue this week. The
leading role is handled by Wanda
Ludlow. and the piece Is making
big bit Il will continue through
the week with wednesday and Sat
urday matiueeA
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TOPEKA. Fcb THE SEN
; ate committee Of the hole
; today recommended the pass
, age ~ laws making pipe lines
common carriers and fixing the
; maximum freight rates on OF
; and forbiddlnE discrimination
b ~ prices on refined OIL.
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the nauseatiug dropping IN my
throat aud has restored my
sense uf smell. which had been
badly impaired. Before my treat
meut any unusual eNertian would
put me out Of breath. but I can
now walk quickly up the steepest
hin in the city without the slight
est distress
In addition 90 the catarrhal
disease I was
HggfH-.1 49,
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Of this splendid treatment. and
all the sick IN Seattle should
know Of It's remarkable potency
IN the cure OF obstinate disease. -
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Afflicted With Rheumatism

In my shoulders and arms. The
pains were very severe. and at
times I could not raise my arm.
This trouble also has been cured,
and my general health greatly
improved.
Cannot Speak Too HinhIv
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II Has No Equal

IN the cure Of chronic diseases.
This treatment has cured me 81
caIarrh. from which / had SUI
fered for twenty years, and dur
ing that time had unsugeessfuiIy
used scores uf remedies and cures
OF every conceivable description.
II has removed the obstruction Of
the uontriIs.
The Ce,sfs,4 H..5.rk.
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OLYMPIA
ROUTINE

OLYMPIA. Feb. The buHBe
yesterday unanimously passed The
I'll introduced By Repres snfative
Tuischell. amending the present
eiection Law hy providing taat In
al elections the original rsgistra-
ton books shall Be- taken % the
polling place. where n order % pre-
vent fraud the signature of the yut-
er may. Il demand Il made. be
compared with the corresponding
signature on the registration books
The bin r. aimed % prevent the
Illegal voting Of @unatsrsF and
others attempting 10 vote under
names not their oEn.
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Results Of Grippe
and Their Cure

Mr. A. 4. sWth. residing at
iozA Stewart H,feet. Seattle. er-
presses hia appreciation OF the
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Ny head WAS always 6loered up
my throat filled with HiHteuiuE
mueus. ana there was . constant
feeling Of pressure. with n dull.
heavy pain over my eyes and
ACROSS my forehead Aiy
Hsarinu Grew Dull
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AT THE TKEATERS


THE SILVER SLIPPER"
The Silver Slipper" John C..
Fishers big musical comedy. which
opened az the Grand on Sunday
night WifI continue through the
week wlth matinee on Saturday The
absent principals we're In the cast
last night and the production vas
much better than on the opening
night
THE DARLING or THE GODS "
THE Darling Of the Gods Will
remain a. the Seattle for four moro
pcrtDrmBnces-Tuesday wednesday
and Thursday nights and Weadues-
day matinee. Curtain raises for the
matinee at 2 % o'clock p. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-07
Catarrh and rheumatism
Both Cured

ST " A. Fraser. special agent
and adjuster. representing In the
states of Washington. Idaho
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ME-. q y. Smith,
to2a Stewart Street. Seattle.
great benefits derived from the
Columbian treatment. saying
"Ny truubi. oriainH tod sumo lb
years ago ia
Severe Attack 81 Grippe
which gradually developed into
chronic cufhrFh of ths head and
throat later involving my ears
and stomach. and. ia fact. my
entire system Ny
Nostriis Were Okstructsd
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very badly. the ieft side being
completely closed. my throat was
sore and ihnamed. aggravated b
enforced mouth breathing. and
always filled with mucous drop
ping from my head had bus
EiuE AID grinding
Moses ~ NJ Eara