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Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Nov, 5-wHEAT-Futures.
lower; No. red, cash, elevator, S50S9c
track, 5000 91Ikci December, SlTSqs2c; May,
S8qS5%c; No. hard, s3ds6c
CORN-Lower; No. cash, nominal:
track, 42hq42%c; December, HE; May,
oATS-weaker; No 2 cash, sObc; track.
&c; No. white, S2c; December. S0lsc; May,
FLoUR-steady; red winter patents,
NSCq4so; extra fancy and straight, 5000
sEED-Tmothy. steady at S2Jca2N
CoRNMEAL--Steady; see
/ 74c.
-H5,AYY@55steady; timothy, sS.OOa1a5o; prairie,
IRON COTTON TIEs-slM
| BAGGING-9hc.
HEMP TWINE-7kc
PROVlSIONS-Pork steady; jobbinR.
1915 Lard, lower; prime steam, S.
1 Dry salt meats. steady; boxed, extra
shorts, $775; clear ribs. $780, short clears,
| 1925 Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts,
! $780, clear ribs. 1915; short clear. $500
PouLTRY-Chiokens. INC; springs, 9lka
! BUTTER - Steady; creamery, 3Oq25c
| FGGS-Steadv o4c case count
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
hank CIenrInRa.

OMAHA, Nov. 25.-Bank clearings for to-
spending date last year, 1851 S9oO1.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
Boston Stock. and bonds.

BOSTON Nov. 25-Call loans, 6T7 per
c6hI, tame loans, 5at per cent. Official quo
tations on stocks and bonds were as fol-
lows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
Metal Market.

NEW YORK Nov. 5.-METALS-While
business was quiet as usual for Saturday,
all metals we're firmly held Copper WAS
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
DuIuth Grain Market

DULUTH. MINI, Nov 3.-WHEAT-To
Srn- IlAo; on track, No. northern. assc;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
Articles. Close. High Low. close Yes'y,
LIverpooI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 5.-wHEAT-spot,
nrm No. 2 red western winter. IS I'D. Fu-
lures, steady; December, Is 1OStd; March.
IS lid; May. SIS SID.
CORN-Spot, quiet. American mixed. S..
Futures. quiet; January. As "a: March. 4s Sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
rnIedn seed MnrIlei.

TOLEDO. Nov. 25.-SEEDS-Clover, cash
SSlgla; December, &I. January. Ss22h
February, S6275a March. Ssas. Prime al
sike s. s. Prime timothy N.6a
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-26
FRIDAYS SHIPMENTS

Friday and their points of destination:
CATTLE, Cars
William Carst, Oakland. lar. I....... 1
4. L. Jarmon Meadow Grove, Neb-R. !. |
a. j. Taylor Anita, lar. I.,..............
Huey & Jensen, Dysart. lar. I......... l
Huey g. Jensen, Dakota City. Ian. W.. 4
T. E. Anderson, Creston--F. E.............. l
Arthur Palmeter, Creston-F. E..........
4. E. Tunberg. Hooper-F. E...........,..
Patterson & r., Storkham-F. E.......... |
w. G. Gregory, Tabor. a.-Q...............
p. N. Y, Herrick, Newport, Ia.-Q.......
John Eland. Medlapolis. lac, ,.,,........ /
Watkins a Feagins, Hyannis-B. & M. l
JOSEPH. FRANKS, sheltonSU. P....".".....
Kent q B., Genoa-U. P.,...................
G. E. Kern, North Bend-U. P...........,.
Joe Darling, Malvern, Ia,-Wab. .,....,....
W. H. Congdon, Blunt, 8. On & o..
Hans Paulsen, Pender-M. & o.."......,..
| W. s. Smith, Craig-M. & O..,..............
H. c. oxley-Marion, Ia.-Mil. .............
SHEEP. DID
| Johnson & c.. Ames-U. P..................
G. A. Miles, GeEeva-B. & M......,........
James Hogan s., CLIFTON, Mich,-N. w.
| A, i. Putnam. Carson, lar. I.............
The official number OF cars OF stock
brought in today by each road was:
"a c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28
Manly Art of Manliness
nv FAAscss oIlsREAra-IHoERsoLL

! . : a e . =
hen Faunteoy hous Yesterday
beautiful that
smith he punched Aa for
glory him obous hi elosne
optic
wei in their
MS little
ssfuw auia exactly the
nsht. u
ma bully that horrti Jimmie Brown
New Jhnn1i = a n could
that imposed
= would hi whipping and n he
II dad
manifest psAeesbls little fellow
snow.
be = coward and
touAkins successful Job Of ~
8 a nsht a bully
L sullivan
God and fights day m ho falls where
q
his cherished
fair b. fsht Of the
allowed h rFssogve IN good
y paziatie bat only becomes that
perverted 70 bane heeomsa oppression ef ihs weaker
afraid defend hlrnselff We'll
little iasavho l. sS feet IN h' stockings and
has of q bully
and pyrrs wreck from constant aete fear he
hs freedom.
him tho q confidence himself
spirit that Ni neither suffer
himself o lnfiiet another
Robbie pnfauce Bob he
making a pretty good ser OF a man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

volopment OF the naval affairs Of the
war
Il only remalRa 10 mention Ions
Lick Llttla of@tha ChlnRRo Daily
Nown. Dick tattie II the funniest
man who ever extracted humof
from tho grim accompaniment Of
the field of battle. Long legged and
big hearted. ho IA the best comrade
through the wear aud tear OF a
campaign that uowhpaperdom Rf-
lurdn. saw him when he came Into
NewehwanE n prisoner ON board
hia diapatah boat Tho elrcum-
stances were none or tho brightest
his japanese servant was IN danger
Of instant death as q spy. he hiuas
aulf might be transported VIA
siberia but ptek saw a silver lis
ms oven 20 that black cloud. aud
hia account Of the boats advoh-
tires set tho sober company In the
consulate into such iaugaAer d
came rarely to ua In those dark
daya.
They are a good set Of American
comrades. these men % the var,
the hast a man could have. and. az
a Brltiaher. gladly yield them
tribute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

BERLIN Germany The kaiaef's
youngest son. Prince Joachim. at
tained his ftgh birthday few weeks
ago. and fsW days later was ga
settcd aa a cadet IN the German
navy The kaiser has six sons. the
eldest Of hsm wilt 81 course. sue
coed him on the Throne ~ She Ger
man empire. The kaiser has dteid-
"a that three Of the remaining five
shall be soldiers and tao sailors
Prince Eitel FfiiE Prince Augustus
william and Prince Oscar nre 20 en-
Ter upcn military carHr. while
Prince Aaelbert and Prince Joachim
are 10 % duty IN the navy. Prince
Augustus has already attained the
rank OF senior lieutenant. Prince
Joachim viii be trained ashore until
ne H. ls. after which hia practical
education az sea viii begin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

on the mud fats Of ManehufiA lie
Is Captain Carl Rslrhuaan. OF he
Seventeenth Infantry. 4 soldier 81
a ramarkahis record. the author q
the epoch making report on the OF
eTefions % the Deer army. which
has become the text book In The
military schools Of Great aritala.
a governor IN the phislppins islands
and the translator OF important
German works upon the arr of var
Carl Refchmanu Ia the best prar-
tirai soldier ever have known IN
war. a born eAmpalxusr. = man ef
science and Of action.
with him I inspected the harhof
and deEessea uf Diego Qnarex the
gFoat naval station 81 France Ia the
north of MadaEmarar. the port ia
whirh Admiral Ra3estveusky' bal
nc fleet - RENTING before attempt
ina to burst for the waters pafrulesl
By japanese warships. I have lain
With him Ia Bocr breaches and rit-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

days Nhen the allied treops were
avsnEsns the insults On their lsEa
tiona In Pcklnk In tteo In those
days Chflsiiaa rlxalsd pagan In The
harbarism uf his atrocities Men
we're tndlscFimiuafsiY pat 10 he
sword. babies wars murdered and
women Nera outraged ia their
homes EtEei alone stood clean.
eommandeyecd a great Junk. loaded
e wiih provisions and sat est
into safety 200 Chinesa women aad
children from The smoking ruins II
TangaIn.
Ia the present war be Naa he
first 10 sign the subscription lat
far the RED Cross organized To AZ
sist the Chinese rendered destitute
b. the choice OF their fields a. the
battle ground Tor two alien faesa
MIDDLEToS-s DEATH
Little Middleton was bora IN
England. but like myself had passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

xardsniuE. speaks several languages
nucntly and IL almost AZ good a
musician ~ her mother. brought
up with her younger brothers en- the
laie % wight. free from all the arti-
fatalities q court mr., she II stiii q
good deal d a somhog. though her
18Th birthday Will arrive IN october.
she n the daughter Of Queen Vic
torlNa favorits child. Princess Beat b
rice. Royalty must mate with roy
alty and It IL pits that such "a
thoroughly wholesome type ~ bud
ding English womanhood should be-
restricted IN her choice OF husband
70 a few foreign princes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

MuKnnN In this period Of rest.
whea the two armies are sitting ON
The opposing banks Of she shn ho
casing at each other. yet neither
daring - move because lt would
ucet dynamite 20 form a now po-
aition, it may act be amiss a. con-
slider fur moment my American
comrades IN the war
OF United States attaches there
are fivcaa rayalryman. u sumner.
an engineer. an lnantrymau and a
navy man. An are my friends. bat
one ta a comrade | have been With
Ia Ahysslnia. IN Madagascar. in
Portuguese East Afr,ea. ON The veldi
of me TraaayaAl aud the Orange
Free State. on the broad sidewalks
eg Pennsylvania avenue. aud nov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

London. Princess lsna. of Rattcn-
berg ranks first among the debut !
antics who viii make their formal
entry into society this year. Tail
and stately. with rcRulnr featureG
her chief charm lies IN her excei3
tionaIiy pretty coloriug. Although
biue-eyed pink and white Of skin,
and with the highest fiasen hair.
she fsIoicaa IN the blacklist Of eye
lashes. She is an up.to-dnie girl ot
the healthy, out door tyne She cnn
handle a yacht 20 PERFECTION She ia
a fearless horHewoman and drives
her own motor car. She understands
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Nv American Comrades In the
War the Best Man Could Have
DOUGLAS STORY wRtrGs OF OFFICERS AND
CORRESPONDENTS WHO ARE SERVING WITH HIM WITH
The ausstAN ARMY

'commUlty. an Ideal representative
OF great power Ia one OF the out
posts OF civilization Hts work h a
monument To steady. Intelligent IN
dustry.
Louis Etxei WAS a man we'll
known aud respected "a the far
aest A champion rifle and revolver
shot a fearless horaeman. an exs
perieneed eamnalEner la burma "a
the Philippines IN China during TIE
Boxer rising he came % NeN
ehwanE 1T the outbreak OF hostllis
Ties as representative of the Len
don Daily foleEnph CA Iuse . he
was shot By Chinese soldiers IN CT
ror a. a pirate
Louis Etaol'a name lives in the
lar EAST because Of a deed that
.tanda 90 bis credit In the bloody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

den beside him under the mighty
fire Of japanese guns. Every where
he was the sans cool soldier. alert.
obseFyant. capable.
AN ABLE CONSUL.
Mr.. II. D. Aiilar. consul general
A. Newchwang. has done more than
any other American % shape the
country'a policy with respect %
Menehuria An OreEoniau. ne has
contributed consular reports that
have been copied by all the prsH
Of Europe as the studied statements
Of an authority Ills guest In New
ohwang for weeks. ! found MFR. NIL.
lar a quiet man, reserved In speech.
warm hearted and kindly. stern 10 a
degree tn defense OF principle fear
I'd but respected By the Russian Of
ficials. loved BY every section Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

much of his journalistic life in the
United States lie came 10 this. his
first war. from San Francisco as
representative Of the Associated
Press. A tenderfoot. be died while
with me on June - al the front far
10 the east Of Lao Yang Ia him
lost a CHEEKY eomrade whose life
had been one long self denial spent
ia support OF a widowed mother
and a iesa fortunate family.
Frederick Mccormick came TO the
, far east 70 fulfil a commission for
the Century magazine In 1900. lie
fingered on a. an artist and CORE
spondent 20 the New York sun On
January I. 1904. he became CORE
spondent for Reuters agency In
London. aud proceeded 20 Port
Arthur. lie was in the town when
rogos torpedo boats first attacked
the Russian fleet. and remained
there during the next days bonn
bafdment A. the battle Of Lao
Yang he WIS taken prisoner by the
Japanese. but later was permitted
to re-entnr the Russian lines.
Mcculiagh. OF the New York
Herald has made a reputation IN
the war. BY a lucky accident. he
was first 70 get away from Port
Arthur with the news Of the tor
pedO attack An freshman by birth.
speaking Japanese and Russian. he
has got close to the men behind the
guns A. the outbreak Of hOstlii-
ties one who had never sat In n
saddle. he became one Of the most
fearless. n one OF the uEllest. rid
ers In the corps OF correspondents
IFS hunger for fighting IL unap-
peasable. and none has seen more
Of battle with bis own eyes than
Frank McCullagh.
a FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER.
jamie Archibald. Of Golfers
Weekly. has had the good fortune
10 SEQ something OF nearly all the
worlds fighting since the Spanish
war OF 1898 ! met him first In
Pretoria In 1900. arriving In time TO
witness the entry OF Lord Roberts
10 the historic capital OF tho Boora.
lie IL the most prolific photograph
or OF modern timeaand his albums
contain exact records Of aeery great
event OF the last 10 years
Mlddleton'a place on the aoff VI
the Associated eseaa was taken by
Denny. tried journalist. with a
AilIinnf career TO his credit In
Nnerirn. lie came 10 ug from
Chofeo. whence his dispatches had
been mort tnlightenlng upon tho de-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

The best place TO get good value
In Rubber and Cotton Garden Hose
Is the Rubber Store. ia LIST ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28
RHEUMATISM
s'lsrp BY A NEW REMEDY
$4,000
BOXES
FIRE E

Fer rheunaa
tislu that h0r
rlble plague, /
discovered "a
harmless rem
eay and 81 or
def that every
suffering read
e. may learn
about H. l will
sa llly mall him
a BoS Free
This wonderful
feniady which 4
sVafed by "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28
AT TIVE TheAYERs
' ~ sNN4
At THE THUATERs.

a GRAND - Pollards IN -rhe
ueiaha" A pretty opera. well
performed.
q SEATTLE F'urria co. IN 'zrhe
Charity Hall Exeellent pre-
= sautatisu az popular play
= THIRD AVE A Girl Fuum
New York Clever aameaY
With clever company
4 STAR Polite vaudeville. rxs
captioRstiy flue features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

To SIR. and Mira H. /. Pouneil,
Of Columbia. April i6. a boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

samts ss.A~sA sssss,s. "a sss1.
IsAu,. lssUsases. RsKvS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

An American Millionaire will
be the bill Of the Pollarsis Al the
Grand Friday and Saturday niGhta
At saturdays matinee the company
will present a Runaway 0iri."
These are the farewell performances
of the rollarda.
The lion John North" new
comedy. Gill be al the Grand sun=
day and Monday nights
Tho i.adlea' Musical elub viii give
a concert At the Seattle theatar on
Friday night The Ferris oompahy
nils IA this date At Olympia. re-
turning 10 Seattle fof Saturday .
matlnes aud esenlnk performance.
Edwin Milton Royle's play.
"Frienda." will b. next weeks at
traction nt the Seattle.
a 0ul from Alhany@ continues
20 pack the popular Third AeeaHe
theatcr The play to filled with an
abundance Of megFimeut
Wonderful Lola Cotton continues
10 mfatify The star audiences This
l. she most remarkable thought
iranafrr~neo axhlbilion that has
ever hesn sesh in Seattle.
- - :. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28
500 Lots

Fans are The best cheap lots In
- sgev. I've blocks east Of end Of
r.. Qaeea Auns car lac. and
"a q Ross Easy termA Inquire
4 ssnsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28

Nc have Just received by express
a choice lot OF THE Ruth"
Tommy Atkins Waists I'm wool
a mohair. colors Ghite. brown
and navy; speedily priced for
.,.,.....,,.........s. s1.OS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-28
Satur-
days
Shoe
News

NOTE THE PRICES QUOTED
on GOOD RELIABLE FOOT
WEAR;
t1.25 value Little Gents Satin
calf shoes. all solid, heavy
soles; special for .t.t.... $50
$3.50 value Youths Box Calf Nici
Kid, London toe, double sole:
special for ..s.+....s,. Sl.20
s2.25 value Boys Box Calf and
Wei Kid. double sole. all solid:
special for ............ S1.60
$3.50 value Mems Heavy Creed
more Working Shoes. special
Ter ....s.ss.s.+s..s S1.1O
$500 value Mems Box Calf, all
solid. every pair guaranteed;
special .t.s.ss...s.... S2.10
st75 Ladies' Kid oxfords in
black ana tan; special for.
ss.sst.ss..s.s.s... $40
Ss.25 value Ladies' Street shoes.
vici kid. special S1.sa
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Ladies' Wrappers

Lot OF Ladies' Percale Wrap
pers. full regular cut. with deep
ruffle, sizes 81 10 80. worth
fi-25: special for ....a. 7oo
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Mems Furnishing

SPECIALLY PRICED FOR
SATURDAY.
SOC value Mems Working shirts.
made from heavy twilied
cloth and cheyiot double
breasted and deep yoke, special
Tor 400
Mems Plain Blue BIB Overalls,
also blue and white stripe Bib
Overalls with Jumper to match.
worth 75e. special Tor ,... a0c
Mems Stylish Soft Ncgligee
shirts with and without coll
lars. worth 6bc; special for.
ss.ss st.s-#s .tssss+.s t+#sss.s foc
Mems Fast Black Half Hose with
white foot, spliced heel and
toe. special for ....s... IL 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
SHORT AND HOT
SESSION
Olympia Buse1u
Seattle DAILY Star,
Olympia Wash.
staff Correspondence BY Dan Dean
and Viii Window.

OLYMPIA, Jan. a. fuckers bin.
providing Tor firemoua relief aaao-
Citations Ia cities where paid fire de-
pHrtmsutH exist Was placed Iu dun
ger NJ defeat In the short HeHalou ~
the SENATE yesterday afternoon.
l. waH attacked by several mem
beers and finally Tucker. for fear a.
would boz defeated IF allowed 10 go
r. vote 81 that time, had tho vote
ON the measure fixed ua special
order FOR Thursday al II q. M.
Senator Potts introduced two bills
drafted by seattle attorneys. one
drafted by Vince EHbeu provides for
severe puulHhmcnta FOR the mali
eiauH destruction Of property The
other was drafted by John = Hum
phricH ana provides for severe pun
iahment for "a failure 81 one party 20
"a eopartuershlp 20 account 60 his
partner or partners FOR funds and
accounts 20 copartuerahIp.
In the house yesterday afternoon
Representative J. D. Lindsey. Of
Spokane. tried TO secure the passage
of his bin providing for the rHtab-
liabmeut OF an institution for de-
feetiye youth at Medical lake. There
iH sharp fight between Spokane
aud Pierce county Tor the lnatltu-
tion. Spokane secured tho major
lty report and Lindsey tried To get
his measure passed before tho
Pierce county delegation had time
TO organize fight On 10 on the floor
OF the house. The bin waa finally
referred To the committee on apuro-
pfiationH. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31

lutll very recent years 10 vHH
thought that cuturrh was dlsraaa
OF the blood and should be treated
by blood purifiers. but now modern
Heleuer has proved that canrrh is "A
germ disease ana can be- cured uufy
by treatment that win kan the
germ ANA heal the irrItatad mucous
membrane Of the nose aud throat
Therefore. when you have eHt4frH.
you can readily see that m you want
10 cure H. Yea should use IsameI
which mriieatea the nlf You
breathe thus killing the catarrhal
germs and healing the smattiuF and
raw membrane iu the paasakaa of
the nose. throat and lungs
Ny wife and I will swear that
hYounri cured mo 81 the worst case
81 oatarrh that ever existed. I used
70 cough constantly 81 nIaht. ard
had dropping IN the throat which
kspt me awake great deal raised
thick phlsam and vas IN a horrible
condition. However, I am entirely
cured. solely through the use Of ~.
eroei. Dr.. Philip 2. Hart. Tacoma
". ~
II you have catarrh q the throat
of head. begin using HyamsI the
wonderful madicafed=air treatment.
at once. just breathe thia through
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Experts Report
Fraud
my seripps News Assn,

DENVER. Jan sl.-The experts
yesterday reported 10 the joint leg
iHlatiye committee investigating tho
alleged election frauds. on 10 ballot
boxes The experts claimed that
out Of 3.o44 ballots In the box 70
we're written by two or more per
SONS
Tho examinations Of ballots IN
this county on behalf Of Peabody
has nov been completed. l0t ballot
boxes having been opened Tho ex-
petA reports showed that 2gI4l
votes we're cast iu these l04 pre-
cineiH. Of which 1851 were for
Adams and s.3li for Peabody The
experts reported that 7.kHs Of these
democratic ballots and l.210 repub-
hcan ballots we're fraudulent "a
they were written By from one to
four persons.
RACE WAR THREATENED
DAWSON. Y. T. Jan sl.-A serl-
Gus clash between Esquimaux be-
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FOUND The GRAVE
OF THOMAS DILL
STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF NEBRASKA PRosPEcroR IN
ALASKA MAY be REVEALED BY LOCAL POLICEMAN

Solomon city An empioye 81 the
Solomon River Ditch company and
at the prsHrut time rutralmHn on
the Seattle police force. is the con
Meeting link IN strange goiupl-
dence surrounding the etcrually
frozen reHtinF place OF Thomas Dill
Yesterday these facts We're laid be
fore Mayor nallluKer and every
thinE possible VIII be done 90 To-
cate and notify the anxious friends
Of the man whose fate has been
ohiitrrutcd by time
Horace Clement and Thomas DIN
were both residents OF Lincoln. Neb.
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~ the head and throat f. the cause
II many kinds of diseases Tho ca
Hfrhsl germs lodge BOO the afr pass
ages aad produce "a poison which iH
carried 60 all tile other organs. This
poison scattered through the system
causes much suffering and many
distressing Hymrfama Tho nerves
ate Initiated, the liver iH out OF or
der. the kidneys aud bladder Will
not perform their work properly
there Hill be q pain or dull ache 90
the back spots WilI float before the
eyes. there win be- headache and
huekaghc. you WIli have no strength
hud VIII get weaker and weaker
ana gradually waste away.
Destroy the germs Of gatarrh that
are present boo the nose. throat and
lungs aud an the distressing symp-
toms 81 gHtarrh viii quickly be dis
PEELED lu breathing ayomeL YOU
are really treating yourself With the
only natural method Tor II Will fen-
DEE the air you breathe as pure.
healing and autIaoptls HH that found
uu the mountains where the pine
forests give off theif fragrant uud
healing bHlssuH.
II there lH ans doubt ia your mind
~ =" kHr HNAAAN hHANlA hH#FtH OF
li}uWsi the unusual wHg iu which
be la sold should diHpei that doubt
ua the pfagflsfars authorize the
leading drukglata everywhere 90 re-
fund the price and collect from
them. II Hyumei falls 20 benefit
The complete Hyumcl outfit cone
siafiug % "A pocket inhaler. bot
tir 90 Hyumal. and d medicine drop
uar g0Hfa afle dollar and can b.. OBJ.
tanned nom the Quaker Drug %.
With guarantee 60 refund the
money. n iTyornei does not benefit
or Il vii be cent h. mail. postage
prepaid. ON receipt 81 price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-31
STILL WORKING
ON RIGHT ROAD

Tho purgluR Of First avenue NOR
al conditions continues. Last night
Officers Philhrlck and Olmsted ar
rested Emily Bell on the charge Of
soliciting prostitution The woman
gave her age a. 20 years Tho arrest
was made at . O'Clock in the even
ing
Officer Giaacock arrested another
disorderly woman. Mrs r. Sherlock
on First avenue. at / o'clock this
morning The woman gave her age
a. - years