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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
Working to Save Time.

The jackson Evening News
says that Hon. e. N. Thomas, of
Greenville, speaker of the lower
house Of the legislature, has adj
dressed letters to the chairmen of
the various committees of that
body requesting them to imme-
diately commence the study of the
new annotated code, and assign
ing to them the chapters on which
their respective bodies will be
expected to take action at the ap-
preaching session.
A similar course has been
adopted with the senate standing
committee by Lieutenant Cover
nor j. 2. Carter, and it is expect
ed that much substantial work
will be accomplished by the mem
bers before the two houses are
convened.
I'm instances where the more
important committees will have
several chapters Of the new code
on which to make report the work
will be sub-divIded among the
members. When the legislature
conyenes their reports will then
be submitted to the entire COM
mittee for ratification.
Under this plan the two presid-
ing officers hope to cut short the
session, and possibly limit il to
not exceeding three months.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
County Teachers Association, Nov. Is,


10 a. m.-Opening Exercises
and Roll Call.
:15-Teachers' Mistakes in
Aim, Miss Nellie Sas9er, Mr..
Henry Barron.
1o:30-P Piano Selection, Miss
Mary Byrd. Mistakes in School
Management, Miss Joicie Smith,
Mr.. j. I. Brueck.
1856 Vocal Solo, Miss Selma
East. Mistakes in Discipline,
Miss Ella Gill, Mr.. j. M. Afford.
11:10-Reading by Mrs. Jessie
McNair Willing. Mistakes in
Method, Miss Victoria Hill, Mr..
/. E. Russell.
1l:30-V Violin Solo, Miss Re
becca Hubbard. Mistakes in
Moral Training, Miss Bennie
Dunn, Mr.. w. &. Williams.
Above program is based on
Hughes Mistakes in Teaching
(R. j. Boone's, 45c).
Program for Friday evening,
Dec. %, will be based on Hughes
How to Secure Attention r. J..
B. 45c). Every teacher in the
county should have both these
books.
The public IS cordially invited
to be present at these meetings.
Respectfully,
I. p. SCOTT, Pres.
MISS BENNIE DUNN, Sec.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
HICKORY GROVE DOTS.

The members of the Royal Lit
erary Society rendered a most in.
teresting program on Monday
evening last.
Mr.. Sebe Stewart, of Met Comb,
was in our midst Sunday last.
Misses Ida and Oma Hart, en-
tertained quite number of Nor
field friends and relatives at their
home last Sunday.
Prof. w. b.. Baker visited Mr..
Walter Stewart Sunday last.
Mr.. Hosie Price, of Pleasant
Hill, is a. constant visitor in our
parts of late. What's the attrac-
tion Mr.. Price?
A large number of our young
people met at the school house
and organized Sunday School on
Sunday last. We wish you sue
cess, dear ones.
Mrs. Maryette Alexander, of
Utah, and Mrs. Cora Smith, of
Hartman, were the guests of Mrs.
Mary Campbell last Monday.
We hear it icing whispered that
there is going to be an entertain
ment at the Hickory Grove school
building in the near future. We
are very anxious to attend, feel
ing assured that under the man.
agement of Prof. w. B. Baker
and Miss Ida Brister, our worthy
teachers, there will be something
to entertain all. VIOLET.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
The WAY to Advertise.

The following from the Beau
mont Enterprise is worthy of the
thoughtful consideration Of busi-
ness men:
The average merchant--not the
big and dominating one, but the
average one-knows more about
the kind of a location he should
have, the kind of a building, the
sort of fixtures, the grades and
kinds of goods, the kind of clerks,
the sort Of delivery system, and
credit system, the secrets of when
and where and how to buy and the
knack Of really producing bar.
gain offerings than be knows
about the art of real and effective
advertising.
He -devotes two hours of his
time today to closing a deal for
wrapping paper-another hour to
teaching boys or girls how to
wrap up packages-anothe hour
to the inspection of newly arrived
goods-takes a look at the ac-
counts allows subordinates to
take up his time with, such
weighty questions as that of
where to have tho delivery horses
hodd---a1d al1ds himself ''too
busy" to prepare a really forceful
human-interest store advertise
ment.
Of course, "the average mer-
chant" is not Intentionally Grip
pling his store-he simply allows
multitude of small things to shut
out the Importance of the really
vital thing the store publicity.
He believes in Advertising" but
he does not see its rational part IN
the management of his store. He
does not believe" in it as he be-
lieves in attractive show windows.
He does not believe in it as Ae
believes in polite clerks, in honest
values, in fuel for the heating
plant, in secure locks on his store
doors.
His ''belief in advertising" is a
little like his belief in political
principles-not an urgent, insis-
tent, every hour belief, to be
practiced aggressiyely and contIn-
uously, but a belief" just the
same.
When this average merchant"
learns to "believe in advertising"
in exactly the same way that he
believes in opening his store
doors at an appointed time; when
he believes in it as an every day,
elemental necessity in his bust
ness, and when nothing in connec-
tion with his stores management
is more cleverly done than his ad-
vertising-then be will cease to be
an average merchant" !" and will
quickly join the ranks of excep-
tional merchants, whose stores be-
come institutions in their cities.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
CITY COUNCIL.
Report of Proceedings Of the Regular
November Meeting.

The Mayor and Board of Alder
men of the city of Brookhaven
met in regular monthly session
Tuesday evening, Nov. Z, 1905,
with Mayor Lanler and Aldermen
Parsons, Hartman, Larsen,
Abrams and Jones all present.
The minutes of the October
meeting were read and approved.
The regular monthly salaries of
officers and water works en-
ployees we're allowed; also batch
of miscellaneous accounts.
On motion Hon. P. Il. Jones
was allowed fee of $4,000 for
representing the city in the Chan
cery Court in the suit against the
county for the recovery of the
city's pro rata share of the road
tax collected for the year 1903-04.
1t was further ordered that when
the amount sued for is collected
and paid into the city treasury,
Mr.. Jones is to receive 10 per
cent. of the amount so collected, !,
in addition to the $4,000 fee. Ii
the case goes against the city on
appeal to the Supreme Court and
he RECEIVERS nothing, the $4,000 is
to be accepted in full satisfaction
of his claim against the CITY.
Homer Coon, convicted before
the Mayor on the 31st of Decem-
ber, of unlawful retailing and
fined $4,000 and costs, was grant
ed remittance of said fine, on
condition that he pay all costs, it
being shown that said Coon is
mentally weak and has been an
inmate of the asylum for the in
sane at jackson. 1t was further
conditioned that the relatives of
the petitioner are to keep him at
home.
Policeman Charles Hardy ten
dered his resignation, which was
accepted.
An account presented by Prof.
I. p. Scott for $57.7l for blinds
and shades at the public school
was disallowed for the reason that
such purchase was made without
authority from the Board or any
committee thereof.
The report of City Marshal
Hurst, showing how much had
been received on account of stock
impounded, was referred to the
Finance Committee.
City Tax Collector Doc Sartin
submitted his monthly report of
collections for October, as fol-
lows: Collected for light rents,
1901 81: water. Ssas %. collected
on meter rents, $35. 45; street tax,
$500; copy of ordinances, SO
cents; total, $14S1.79.
Adjourned until Thursday, Nov.
9th, at 1880 p. m.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
Adjourned Meeting Nov. 9th.

The Board met pursuant to ad-
journment, with Mayor Lanier
and Aldermen Hartman, Larsen
and Jones present. Alderman
Jones was appoi pted clerk pro
tenn.
On motion the Mayor and AL
derman Jones were appointed a
committee to ascertain the ap-
proximate cost of securing the
right of way and depot grounds
within the city of Brookhaven for
the Mississippi Central Railroad
Go. over the route recently sur
veyed by them.
Adjourned until Friday eve
ming, Nov. 10, at 7:30 O'Clock.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
Marriage Licenses Issued During the
Past Week.

Whites Isham Smith and Miss
BeuIah Reed; Clyde Mason and
Miss May Hemphill; w. NJ. Wal
lace and Miss Bessie Belle Watts
George Crime and Miss Mary
Case; Pleasant Smith and Miss
Maggie Wallace; jackson Wills
and Miss Corine Bowlin; William
Brace Cocherham and Miss Sadie
Bardwell.
CoIored S. ". Casldy and Pat
sic Young; Ebeneezer MoNulty
and Idella Want; Ransom Dixon
and L.uella Gatlin Lonnie Ra-
nolds and Viola Lane; Jerry Smith
and Lizzie Lotion; Henry S. Esk-
ridge and Ollie Knights.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
IN THE LOCAL COURTS.
Cases Disposed Of During the Last
Week.
Mayors Court.

City VS.. Geo. w. Upton
Drunk. $5 and costs.
City VS.. Clark Blue Assault
and battery. Case not tried.
City VS.. Julius Weathersby and
Geo. Womack-Assau and bat
terry. $3.50 and costs.
City VS.. Allen Warden-Jump-
ing on moving train. $5 and costs.
City vs.. John Britt Disturb
ing the peace. $3.50 and costs.
City VS.. Alphonse Garner
Gaming. $3.50 and costs.
City VS.. Henry Copp-Drun
SIS and costs.
City VS.. John Jones-Loitering
and sleeping about depot. SIS and
coSfc
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
Justice Daughtry's Court.

State VS.. Jim Watts Disturb
ing the peace. Fined $3.50 and
costs.
State VS.. Jim Watts-Peace
bond.
State VS.. Jennie Polk-Distu@b-
ing the peace. $2.50 and costs.
State VS.. Lizzie Blumenthal-
Disturbing the peace. $3.50 and
costs.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
Millinery Specials

Silk Velvet Hats trimmed
in the latest styles @ So,
$3.50 and '..S4 50
Felt and Velvet Hats, new
shapes, trimmed tastily,
q $3.50 to. 2 so
Hack Hats in all the popu-
lar shapes and colorings
in felts @.
80. ..$1.00 to 2 so
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
LOUIS COIN AND BROS
Special Price
Attractions
SPECIALS e..I Is Dry Goods

Prints, best quality. 1890. SC
Bleach Domestic, 80 in. good
quality DC
Mattress Tick, % inch, old
price ..... ........ DC
Broadcloth, all wool, 81 in.
wide, large range of colors 6Oc
Tricou, all wool, 3Oin...... 25c
Damask, 50 in. good quality Csc
PepperiPs s 4 Sheeting,
bleached. d................ zoe
Plaids, 25 in, heaviest made sc
Children's Union Suits, we'll
feeced. ................ 25c
Women's Union Suits, well
feeced. d................. soc
Children's 1Oc Ribbed Hose 7dc
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18

|$1119.30.
School Expense Fund $500.
Water Works Sinking Fund
$312.14.
Meter Fund $85.77.
Power House Expense Fund
$2l87 81.
The Board adjourned.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
Shoe Specials

Edwin Clapp's Mems Shoes
in vici and box calf. =. So 90
Edwin Clapp's patent vici
and colt 6 90
Crawford's Mems Shoes,
vici ... 8 so
Crawford's Mems Shoes,
patent vici i........... 4 90
Utz & Dunn's Ladies Shoes
............, 81 so to 4 90
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
Clothing Specials
An immense assortment of sericeabe suits, Over
coats and Trousers. Newest patterns and
snappy styles.

AT So.OO-Mens Suits made Of strictly all wool chevo
AT $50O-Mens Suits tailor made all wool woreds and
double breasted.
AT $2000Men's Suits tailor made wool worstes single and
double breasted.
AT $5.00-Youth's Suits cassmeres, nobby styles.
AT IS Suits in worsteds cassimeres serges
AT Suits all wool worsteds very nobby single
and double breasted
TROUSERS handsomest patterns have shown
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
Eor Sale.

Two cows with young calves
will be sold cheap to move quick.
Also two good mules and one
blind horse.
No reasonable offer rejected.
@, B. BROWN,
PearIhsYgn, Miss.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-11-18
Groceries

Flour, (" Snow Wreath y
Patent, bbls .$5 so
Flour, "Etherial' Patent,
DDlS.. .......:.. D ~
Flour, " Snow Wreath -
Patent, "a Id. sacks. Is
Bacon, ribs. ....... 10
Liverpool Salt, 200 pound
sack. / As
Cream Meal, 3S lb. sack. ;. IS
Sugar, Y, G. ..,......... 81
Sugar, white granulated, 81
Swift's Hams. .......... Is
Swift's Breakfast Bacon IA
Coffee, splendid quality 123
Leaf Lard, so lb. tins, per
pound 81
Enterprise Soap, so Id.
uoA. ''''.' '''''- ~
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One new Breech Loading Shot Gun Mans Suit OyercOat,
Fine Saddle Brde Set Of Buggy Harness. Ladies' Jacket
Ladies' Skirt, Ladies' Hat, Mans Hat, Boys Suit, Boys
Overcoat, Mans Sweater, Overshrt Ladies' Fur Collar.
ette Ladies' Ose Etc. Mems Shoes Ladies' Shoes, Lace
Curtains Chds Fur Set, Underwear, Silk Handkerchief
and besides other items, IS pound Swift Premium Ham,
just received Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18

Pure and clear at hyma
and girl
piai She voice
until the died IN whisper was cad
she had ehauted her
Beautiful and brave Clara
Church Chicago hal been thrown accident
train and hurried the hospital
By operaon~In
Mss Butler knew that death closing
whispered FOR Der adjoining
and said with afraid 70 die
And then her glorious
devout NoFhpes above the thuss
the operating
cows the dying E
her favorte Their IN
voice that faitsred ana died
closed
me-
You don't believe the s believer Deepiionr
Reflex Influence But help
I'd 70 stin the awful deaf
Disbeieve asaoste. what gri
strength from the ufe ebb~d poor
sure You would no take such hope dying
faith than would knock cripple
Help helpless o. me-
Are quite prayer unanxwsrear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18
We STAR DUST va

nan cxneet thea times no more
Wun find cutie - many fsllcrs
taafu 'tuand hia place this gear
Wen b. M drhatin worth a
ffilefa tbkth time & hear.
an last Wiufer thiusa wa hummIn
on fh ian and Russian fight.
Cora wc tuknd old Eugunafklr.
taHn af nuftgnz sry ulEht
Hait n tifun we'd laar nnf fpmpas.
Then we'd nnlsh In a faa.
Cpufse. ~ ueaiY's ben agreed on.
War aint worth diseuaaiu nov.
Tafheil Hklaned JOHN Roe ksfeiles.
Crowd st nufious done n sama
\ mlllipn fimFa 81 more last winter.
Helaniu John j. kitiin' tAme.
frunaltd fie-nanee boston lawson
Gives us things talk ahaHi
Talked an arKuiiel n question
7 I &c talked thr dayiiEhts QUE
Drew 40 all th' legislation.
Handtn' trusts an railroad raise.
Noihln left fh't's hot enough lev
One ur Baff0n'a store aeisafrs
uuhs Insurance. Lifc insurance.
Aln't Ws beeu done good ana
brown
Let ne tell you hoe the counttg'a
Cos { hnndis-aaY ait down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18

when only ono rufne Is possible. to
have two Is folly
4 have learned lots Of things in
~ short months haven't y
"nut have learned some other
things. 500. Shall tell YOU"
Tell me. yes / urged
She set aside her irons She dreW
nap a ehaif propped her elbows upon
the snowy ironing sheet aud let bet
chin rest Tor n moment la her
hands
4 have learned what Il means TO
ia simple duty aud bring a smile
OK gratitude into the eyes OF the
man I love
Il have learned the happiness az
real companlonahln. sometimes Ia
walks, sometimes in drives. some.
tunes with papers or bonha. and
Sometimes only over the dinner
dlshes which HE wipes a. wash
4 have learned shat IL nisana e.
have near someone who thinks Al
ways first al me and Of sbom
think always first
4 have learned how easy u q to
Try "a stew. Ia bake When J huaN
that 81 dinner he will tahie and
eat and laugh to me arraas the Ia
bic. This la good
oh must you 90 For J had
risen
NJ farewell was abrupt hut size
did MOI know how could nhr hat
BE- vas because Of a hig luuip Ia M
threat when she explained that
noN she would hang the aipihea 70
dry This bar Tor Ills thlngH. and
this for mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18

1T Ia Just a year since last Dc
tcberl just ono Year,"
She was pink-checked fluffy.
headed bride OF a year. aud | loved
her
1T seems like day. aud Il seems
Ike an eternity" she continued
Like a day because " has passed
"a quickly like an eternity. because
II seems as II no other life had eYef
been
She was ironing and she took ne
with her into the kitchen.
Hut ! have gained wisdom. size
laughed. 4 have learned 80 many
things In the past Il months
"tarat. have learned that all the
hove In a nife's heart ironed into
tbS affs OF a shirt won't make them
atafehily prescntable. Cuffs take
museie
And kisses won't make tend.v
pie eruafa.
And ! have found cut that.
though the way - a mans heart
may be through bis stomach. he Feta
frlghtfuily bilious II you feed him
too much. one bilious man IL hard
er ia manage than 10 hungry ones
Il have found cut that a man
present pain Il always the worst he
ever had. married or single. that
every pain Is a new kind 81 a pain
and the one be has Just now il
EClus TO Mn hlm
The bride shook out a much mi.
fled dress This Wna made before
vas married and Tor some one
else - iron I have learned thai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18

The PSI edoaly Seattle progress
Wednesday morning by referring
all the maintained attitude
the morning Grandma Seattle would be
little and
benightsd morning also needs little more ensbt
how the Christian convention oono-
The matter originally brought aen-
lion OF the Chamber OF
because the president and
committee other members OF the
committee but launches and knocked
While neither President Secretary Mes dare OPEN
y admit It. IL that the
ton to bringing the Christian Seattle IN 1901
Is based Is that they both consider cheap ero4d
that won't bring any money Seattle
is also apparent that MeGraw. MekIs PI fright
ened az the overwhelming sentiment Of the business IA
OF bringing the trying to get out from nm
trying sia1de the carry on both shoulders
Johnnie" Jimmie been bad bovp and
they should be oundy spanked Commerce when
that body takes final action the convention proposition.
Secretary Wilson predicts prices for meat dairy
products poultry and the generally Take your
choice between this and Secretary shaws impending money
Now that they've fixed rappoeheent between Germany and
France the sultan Of Morocco Will awake the
him.
Minnssotas rush more brutal
than prize fight Here's tip picture machine man
It's pity break merry Insurance presi
dents before they lend all the money o othor
The best 70 get elastic rub
Der legal tender.
What compared those OF policy
holser7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18

boNs. % was put-up job. he dia
rot hypnotic me 81 all. / did not
Frea ald he hypnofized you every
one ~ you. with my humble aid
and made gau believe you cav q al
ms aging. the iotteriug neroas the
roam. the bald head ana eHrklinR
lauMh yes. sou saa IL al during
hypnotic sleep Of course I needed
no Identification az ths bank. since /
had changed nome. ] have made my
fortune nom. and ] dare say ! nhali
marry one - the beautiful Henoritaa
Of the country. aud " any Of you
boys ever find your uay Down here
and should fun across me. you viii
find 80 heaffirf ueieomef or more
hosnaiahie hnst than your late COM
pauiuH.
aEnfHkFaF T. EaaEFa %
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IL ELPii

SEATTLE NJ. 1905.
Dear Mr. Taxpayer We you very much the
beautiful medals
outside OF overcoa where everybody They're
Immense, Yours gratefully
CHIEF COOK, ASSISTANT CHIEFS IArAM AND CLARK
Seattle Fire Department
CHIEF Cook and his assistants
Of thanks TO the Seattle they ought To-
Monday night the city council appropriated
purchase badges from local jewely officers
The nickeled nslgnias splendid enouEhl
For young town huriened heavy
dered by city that has all kinds face Seattle Ia
gong some having especially jcwetore badges
Tor its fire department chiefs
Why should the jeans for one hundred
silver dollars remen With ewed
hadgess
Do You think they VIII improve added
protection 10 local property from the
In every other city the nckeic everyday badge
Is good enough for fireman officer
magnificent insignas gifts admitting friends or
for special Of courage
OF course sioo isn't lot OF money
The Idea OF spending badges enough
the citizen yell
HELPl
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DR.. GOOde and Mr.. Lloyd

the death Of Dr Richardson Goode.
1 am able TO explain 10 you the re-
mafkable experiment Of which YOU
were witnesses less than "A month
uEu. The doctor learned his
profession by long years Of deep
study Ia fndin. ANA | think you viii
agree With me when I say that he
learned u we'll. Knowing his power
na I did. On idea flashed across me.
I needed money journalism was too
tedious n road 90 wealth. 1 wrote 20
Or doode and made him a PROPOSE
uou. Being not oVef-scfupuious. he
accepted Il on hair shares. and at
once sailed fof NeW York Ny dear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18
aREviLf.E fLoYD."
DEPOSIT Ysur Money In TIE State
Bank % Seattle.

Corner FIRST hnd YsKieF Way.
Seattle. Wash.
And sou have safety and security.
You get Z per cent interest on saw
inEn Deposits and Time Certificates.
fi.ea opens savings account with
The State Bank Of Seattle. Lay
aside the little sums you spend for
things not needed and when your
nicksis and dimes amount 90 ono
doiiar. deposit them In The State
uauk Of Seattle"
II you desire 20 be independent.
you must save your money The
bank IL Open Saturday evening from
8 90 =. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18

HISTORICAL FRAGMENT.
King John had been rnfnafed bt.
the mobiles.
What you feilpws want b. mia.
'is q duoma
Hos ever they gave him the MERRY
~ ha. aud he bad to aisu tha Mne-
na Charia.
hear you fellows in the Thirty
first Ward have nominated "a prize
fighter for alderman
That's right"
You ought to know q prize drht-
81 can't be elected ta any affice In
that ward. He'll be beaten. sure
Maybe, but he's never been
counted out
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(JIsNs~FNF- W y w
! WITH STAR READERS |
COr1--p~--A-~~~~~>~- ~. s~~--~A~->~~--Ar-eN0gI

Ing sure that the passengers are sli
OFF aud uu the carr
Why should a street ear conductor
not wait nj the rear Of the ear until
ali IL safe there. then do the rush
act 20 the front end
A FREMOHTER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18

Editor Star. Why does a street
car conductor when flagging his
car over a railroad crossing. almost
break his mock rushing TO the front
end before the car stops aud signal
the motorman ahead. before max
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18

The ideal short trip Tor tourists
"a Ia 50 10 the 4. $. navy yard and
The Puget Sound navy
yard il the largest on the Pacific
enaHt. Vast steamers leave pier :
~ and re a IA. lis. +. 80 and
Z 20 =. m. Pare. round trip. soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-18
Persian Nerve Essence

tho,,ssoSsa 81 ,..e =, iN ~,aNs cured
hility, Insomnia and Atrophy. They
clear the brain strengthen the cir
culatien, make digestion perfect ana
impart a magnetic ViEnr 10 the Whole
being All trouble stopped uermanent.
~ ae per box. boxes. puaranfecsf
70 cure or refund money. s5.0n Mailed
g. Arch street. PhHadeiuhia. sold IN
keattle only by Quaker nrfE Co. 1918
iolA First Ave- Globe niack
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abide With Me"

Abide with me. fast falls the sveuilds
The darkness deensns. Lerd with me abide
When other helpers fan aud comforts flee.
iieip or the helpless. O. abide with me.