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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
NEW YORK STOCKS.

hlEh. Low. Gloss.
Atchlson. 50. SS1-2. ssh.
Anal Copper. 743-4. 70 as. "A IA
b. a. O.. l04 Is. l02 "a. 104.
B r. T.. 81 IL. 81 Is. 61 IA.
Erie. com. ~ Is. 3. q IS.
I'll Central. f57 II. 1856 IL. l56 IL.
Manhattan. 10 II. 10. 10 Ia.
MetropoL. lis 3-s. III. III
No. Pacific. los. los IS. l07.
L. a y, l37 IS. 137 Ia. 1S7 "a.
Peoples Gas. l07 rs. l07 Il. l07 "a
Penna.. l3s SIS. l3I 81. 1879 IA.
Reading. com. g2 81. 81 is. 90 "a
X l.. common. IS Is. 81 IS. 81 81
So Pacific. G.. Sc Is. Sc ID
81. Paul. III l-2. I7sl-S. l76 IS.
Sugar. 1i2 IS. l42. 1i2 SIS.
Union Pac.. 123. III -. i22 IL.
L. s. S. com. 30 Il. 80 Is. 80 IS
L s s. pfd.. IS. 81 5-S. 81 rs.
Another strong stock market to-
day, with prices generally steadily
advancing Reading again took the
lead. closing at % 81. a net gain Of
s IS over last nights close. Erie
continues 20 show marked strength.
Erie Is the only independent trunk
line system left running from the
Atlantic seaboard. and voice in its
control is eagerly sought It's earn
iugs are magnificent, thoroughly
wprrauting beginning Of common
stock dividends before this year has
expired That Erie common viii
move up 10 a much higher level is a
reasonable certainty. All conditions
continue 20 favor a continuance Of
market strength.
The money market continues easy
and railroads continue 70 show in
eroasos in assets and earning value.
Conseryatively protected purchases
Of either railroads or industrials
should yield good profits in the
near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
= HAVE NO SLATE"
SAYS SENATOR PILES
srvAroe .rlEor SAYS HU Will NOT DECIDE ON FEoGsAl
loss UNTIL ia HAS VISITED wAsHlNeroN

= shall 10 nothing until I have
Eonc ta Washington. continued AFT.
Piles. and have found out just what
patronage I have Go give out
don't know what Il f. Nov. Then !
viii return To Seattle aRd confer
With the county delegation. my
managers and the men Who helped
elect me.
Then. ana not TN then. viii dc-
eide ON any of these appointments.
This is final
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rests may be made before night
Both Coroner Carroll and chief Of
Police Delaney are satisfied that
ilalgh was murdered. Coroner Car
roll stated after the autopsy had
been held last night that every 9th
81 organ In the mans body was Ia
"A normal. healthy condition and
that death was directly caused by "a
slow hemuHfhAEe. which grew from
dHN tu dav until death eusuad
The police have lOsaalad the as
saIlaut and intend % arrest him to
might lie iH uut 81 town. Huf la
expected Ia return 90 the city to.
might and walk into the trap laid
for him by the police.
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Novelty 4. ttf5.
Cereals.

Novelty \. ttf5.
Cereals.
whole wheat. les. per bale. $40.
whole wheat flour. per bbl. 3s2B.
graham. per bbl s. graham. s. %,
Dbl Sc rye flour. 3g1a per bale.
Dbl $50. buskwhe8t. bale, $3.50
rye meal. per bale. s 30. buckvheat.
Ser hhl- - burkwheat. per bale.
fa1S. corn meal lea. per bale. s : 10.
$500 corn meal. los. per bale. 5 90 /.
corn meal, los. per bale. 1220. white
corn meal tar, - rolled oats. per
Dbl. s. q. Co. g5fs. wheat flakes.
boy = lbs. s. 20. farina. per Dbl.
s 90. faflua. ION. SACKS per bale.
s. haminy large. per bbi. $40.
hawiny. small ioa halc, $3.50. Holly
aHlf-raisinE buCkwheat 3stas. ease.
: f5z pearl barley. 25=lb. boxes.
4t5o psarl barley. i0o-lh. sacks 81.
split peas. Itboa6, popcorn. per ewt-
800. cracked wheat, Per bale, $500
Fsed.
Oats per ton. i2662s. bran. pcr
ton. !ia.10asf. barley. rolled. per
ton. iz4a 25. feed wheat per ton.
$3.50 ~ dairy chop feed. per ton. $40
q $50. Oh meal per ton. S33 best
chop, SO. whole corn. ton. sara
IS cracked corn, per ton. $3.50 Is
feed corn meal per ton, SIS. shorts.
per ton. t2laa2
Ray.
Eastern Washington timothy. si9
u20. alfalfa. 8t2boT13: wheat
hay fi5 Eastern Washington dou-
BILE compressed. 81. Puget Sound
hay, tt4O0.
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. So. clam
shells. iG9a $40 bone meal. I0os
i32. graduated bones. zoos So. on
s5s and Jos 8 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. Cwt. 2lA50a i5:
alsike, choice. ST.. white clover. SIS
u19. timothy per cwt. t475
90, orchard erase, Si4. red TOP. s. a
10, English rye grass. SIS Italian rye
grass. S.; bronze grass. t13. tall
meadow ont grass SIS. Kentucky
blue grass. ti1. pasture mixture.
uplRnds. sloa12.
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Corn
May. 447-Sc. 4l1-2c, a. 7-sc.
July. $3.50. g. l-Sc. a 3-Sc.
Oats
May. 81 lie. SOC. 50 3-Sc.
July. 30 i-ic. 20 7-Se. 30 i-4c.
Pork
May. Si2S7. $3.50. $l2S7.
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Bill Passed

A special dispatch from Olympia
this afternoon states that the firc.
mems pension bill was puraed by
the senate bY a vote OF IS 10 T. The
Dill has been recommended Tor pas
sage IA tho house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
CALIFORNIAN eLuB ENTER.
TAtNMEHr

Tonight the CaIsdnnIaa club aud
Khan Mackenzie viii hold the
boards az the Grand opera house
The program Will ho made ~ ~
Imported professional talent aud the
numbers VII be scotch daurrs.
Scotch ballads and scotch sketches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

Tho street committee will this
afternoon take up the petition -
the commnndant at Fort Iawtpn
that the road 10 the post be placed
in more pnsaablc condition. Tho
cammaudant took mp the matter
with Mayor HallInear and Street
Superintendent Walters ycHtcrdav.
stating that tho roadway ia lmunH1-
able even for llFht vehicles Money
VIII probably have 10 be appropB-
atad % repair the plankIng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

Lyman W. Brundare, travelling
AGENT for the Chicago. St Paul,
Minneapolis q Omaha railroad. with
headquarters at Tacoma. was In this
city yesterday on business.
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The MARKETS


beans dry. per ewt. ttz5aaTJ
Lima beans. it7ba 90. bectH. per
sack. fzru1f 900. aabhuEe. ~ q &C..
HHuHaHHrr. &C. aaz. 1900 90.
garlic. uaw. ieH onions. yellow.
H. g.. onions. sauH1. gtse. spinach.
per haF SIS. tuwirs. per sack. Fsgs
lettuce. hathauaH. ilbo. tomatoes
fs.TfIao. fancy. SGoe= carrots
per sack. tfu Eae. Yakima 20
tataea Iafoauaf 90. California
potatoes. $4,000 100. white NV
e. u8fat6sa. $500 Hs.at po-
gatoea. sacks. gi65ai7s. par
al~y. rer du4= SOC squash. ~. = a %
zAau California sweet potatoes per
crate. u.s.. aIti,bokeH. per daA zoe.
California celery go s5e. native
celery. 50c. squash. zu2ar. native
rhubafb. lse 10.
Fruits.
rei simmons ties. bananas.
per bunch. iz5oaa. dates. Per 10.
81 q &C. FIGS. - ID bricks. s. 5g.
fiKs io-lb cartoons. 500 7bc: grape
fruit. PER hos. s. 90 lemons. choice
and fancy. fa59aIlog. oranges.
Seeding. Iiaba IL. navel oranEes
Fift 1885 oranges. jap. bale s. 90.
psars tIe9s apples. cooking.
Eetu1ia0. aupIoa. fancy 1I4Isu.
efBnbsrfirs. s5aaH looa rame-
grantees half orange cases. 2zfb.
pinea ppl-s. per doz. 81 00a850.
Butter and Cheese.
oregon cheese. f3Hcs Eastern.
crooks. 20 s#es washington cheese.
IHr. cream br..k cheese. Ice. but
ter. native creamery. aza. eastern
STORAGE. iu tubs g1es eastern
storage. IN bricks. &c. cooking. I8a
ifc.
strictly fresh ranch. 25e. eastern.
aou25e.
Poultry.
Ducks dresscd. i7aisc. geese.
dressed. ita 16C. chickens. dressed
lbH IL. turkeys, fancy local dressed.
Honey.
California strained. pur Ii. Sc:
California sage. per ID- lee. honey.
stErRct per 10. 7aShe. Oregon
grare cream. lo-oase lots. 800.
white. st-lb. boxes, E3.5o. Olympia.
Golden g. IN sacks. 50 s.. extra 9,
In sacks. Ss.sb. powdered. Ga bar
fels, $40. dry Eranulated. IN sacks.
s. 10. cube. In barrela 1856, beet
sugar. i6O5. maple sugar. he. Less
: G n paid within Is DAYS.
Meats.
Cows. beef. sac. steers. 7c mutt
ton. ~ aSc. PORK. sue. lamb. 90.
dressed veal. s1nalL 20 Toe. live fab-
bits. dnz 1a.9a.
Hams. Bacon ard Lkrd.
Hama. l2Hi3c; bacon. breakfast
a4c. lard. White Rose. SIC. lard.
VIVID Rose Sc
Brazil. per h, isaitc: eocoanuts.
per dozen, soc; cheatnuts. Italian.
14c. chestnuts. Ohio. Per 10, Ice:
ehestnuts. California. 15c. waluuts.
English. ital5c. peCans. 120l4c;
filherts. i2c. black walnuts. &c.
hickory nuts. &c; buttcrnuts, Sc.
peanuts ga Zoe; jumhos. &c. al
monda. IL y q lie. California wal
nuts, isQlse.
Fish. Oysters. Etc.
soler. &c; black cod. &C: ling cod.
shipment. ii00; eiaims. per sack.
us; oysters. olympia, per sack.
1850; open bulk. per gallon,
s. so; salmon. PC: salmon
trout. 1tm1ftac; skinned perch.
Be- Hhflmps. SQ1ocl founders,
Sc herring. Sc: Holsters. 17tAc:
smrlt. &c; sturgeon. Sc; black bass,
ie halibut ea1C, perch. &c,
Flour.
Patent. Per bbl. st7b: Crown.
g. 10: Minnesota hard wheat. 81:
IS. Pillsbury's Rest. IS.
standard Dakota. So Olympic. &Af5:
Electric. 3AT6s Holly. SA7h. Golden
SEES. Electric Light .
i1T5, Gold Medal Se.96, Top Notch, /
iifb; centouuials, best, St1b, Gold
drop, tA25. Patent Excellent, f475;
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO MARKETS.
Reported for The Star by W. n
Ryer a Co. Ia Columbia street. by
private wire:
Seattle. Feb. ..
Wheat High. Low. Close.
May. Sly St15 rs, SLICES.
July % 3-4c. IS Use. 99 3-4c.
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The Rrntun Iul Improvement
club meets tonight The subjects Of
the direct primary and the cstab-
Iishmcnt Of a Juvenile court viii be
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Is o m arHnda bod and hunt his haio nt
hF 10 w Il twlr naboau rac naraflc vrent
w TO he Erouad hoE tp1nus
m and a e2epdp not believe
won't ask 70 sInr quarter avthe shade
n IA no su the oa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
MANT GOT
..STUCK'

DOZENS or sEATTLE's PEOPLE
sEmoAN THEIR VANISHED
DUcATs THROUGH THEIR
FAITH IN SENIOR RoBLEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02
ST RIkE
GROWS
nv scripp. News Ass.n1

BRUSSELS. Feb. Employees ~
the lainault eollIerIes. TO the num-
her OF 10000. have joined the ranks
OF the German coal strikers A par
tlal strike has also been called In
Central Belgium and 1000 are out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

FEDERAL LABOR UNION WILL mANpAmUs The BOARD OF
TO FULFILL PROVISIONS OF TIE lsHr.HouR
LAW
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NO MoRE nRFAp.

no MORE DREAD.
Teeth extracted and filed nbHa-
latsiy without pain by oar late
scieutifie method. patented and
Used b. as only
NERVOUS PEOPLE
md those who dread having their
teeth extracted or other work done
afs earnestly Invited 70 call 90 cur
once. where We viii aemouafrafs 10
tasir entire sati#flctiou our claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-02

oregon cheese. AYE Eastern.
crooks esH .#rs washington cheese.
I7r. cream brick cheese. Ice. but
ter. native creamery. age. eastern
STORAGE. On tubs. g1ez eastern
STORAGE. Ia bricks. &c. cooking. lao
Ifr.
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Patent. Per bbl. sL7b; Crown.
1910. Minnesota hard wheat. 81:
pillshuryl s.. PiUHbury's Beet. IS.
standard Dakota. 80; Olympic, SAeS;
Electric. 3AT6s Holly. SA7h. Golden
Northwest. Sc %: Electric Light
S1g5, Gold Medal S6.s6; Top Notch.
si8b; Centouuialg hest. StIb, Gold
drop. tA25: Patent Excellent, &A75;
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A Dream With a Moral,

Chicago Post: a rich lady dreamed
thai she went to heaven and there saw
a mansion being built. Whom is
that for?" she asked OF the guide.
For your gardener" 4
But he lives in the tiniest cottage
on earth. with barely room enough for
his family. He might live better If he
did not give way so much to the mis-
cradle poor folks."a
Further on she saw a tiny cottage
being built. And whom is that for?"
she asked. ~,
THAT is for YOU" = =" :,' +.
But l have lived in a mansion ON
earth. would not know how ta.iive
ii ,s,; #h e s' T $'5Ss,a Sic In ;sglg 5;ys.
er is doing his best with the material.
that is ;being1Msnt tup.HN as "a NC:
Then She: aM6ke. resolving today up
TREASURE. in. heaHen.t 80. =
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when alone in the house the back ache
has been so bad that it brought tears
10. my eyes. The pain at times was so
that l. was compelled to give
up my Observation-Disclosures a,Ird'lie DOWN.
There were headaches, dizziness and
bl9o!!ll rushing. to my head to :.cause
-hh4f hlng.at TIE nose?" a;he :hcsst4box.. or
Dohn'ss kidney Pills benefited me 50
much that | continued the treatment.
Ihe..Stinging.pai in.the small. of; my.
back, the rushcs Of blood to the head
ana other symptoms disappeared"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. 30 cents per box. Foster
MilDurn Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
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TRlcHs or TIE TAxIBzsmIsr.
tiaw sorw, Ice, Rain and Mist Are


Represented.
Pearson's Atag22ire: 1t is no, until
e%iraordtn2rJ settings are to be IRE
sented-winter scenes. rain scenes, or
birds, in flight, Tor instance-that the
artlst displays bis best Ingenuity and
lhNentiVeness. y gloup Of lnusi- oxen,
for example required Il foot OF snow.
The beasts are shown. males. fa-
males and their calves, knee deep
in snow, Which is nothing cooler
than eraunlated para1nn. The animals
are startled and stop to Saze, but. as
seen by their tracks. they have been
roofing for the sparse grass beneath
faces show froze snow dust-melted
paratfin spattered with n stiff brush.
III u scene With Opaque ice is required.
p%araffin in sheets stlikingly lends itself
To the illusion. And as boar frost is
made. so is snow dust initiated.
~ rain scene is a:tisticallN initiated
by means of glycerine. Leave OF trees
and tWigs and shrubs are coated with
this LIQUID, which, when thinly spat-
tered over the fur of Il mounted animal,
looks exactly like fallen mist or con-
densed fog, or like early morning
dew.
birds in Tight, like the larger AMI
mals. are mounted after instantaneous
photographs. With wings and tell
feathers spread, and With legs lying
close. they ppear to soar in 4 general
direction. no two birds. however. being
posed anywhere near alike, and even
the angle of flight varying With the
individual, as is made possible by their
suspension with invisible platinum
wires. Not only are such birds shown.
daitinG skyWard from a thicEet, but
the ascent takes place from their
Matching ground. The sand is'Ythickly
strewn With various n~estsG-actual
are brotrn %sfHeIls showingl where
broods have been Matched. E4re the.
tiny birds. still dependent up<p their
mo,heEs, sit in nests, bills open; await
ing a welcome contribution.3 Other
young birds have managed to quit the
paternal home, II are striking out for
themselves among the shells on the
sand.
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MR.. HAYDEH'S VIEWS
GIVES HIS OPINION OF THE BEST
TREATMENT FOR PARALYSIS.
Declares That DIR. Williams Pink Pill.
Restored the Use of Ills Limbs When
All Other Remedies Failed.

The premonitory symptoms of paraly-
.siss.are: trembling of the hands; sudden
loss OF power i'll arms or legs, frequently
atfcctingone wholesale of the body; stag
gerins; partial or entire inability to 5
the fingers distortion of the features,
sometimes an uncomfortable %quiverinc
of the chin; severe pains; difficulty in.
speech. Frequently the first Warming is
q vague feelingof headache, vertigo and
muscular weakness.
III a recent interview Mr.. w. j. L.
Hayden said 81 truly think that DR..
Williams Pink Pills are a great medi-
cine for they cured me when physicians
and other remedies had failed to give
me the slightest relief. Too close at
~tention to business brought on an attack
of nervousness which finally developed
into paralysis. There were times when
it was impossible for me to move my
hands or to- get up from a chair. At
other times l had partial control of my
limbs, but 1 was afraid to go far from
the house for fear l might suddenly be-
come helpless and have to be carried
home.
nullc WIS III tulS IllScIdDle con-
dition, l was stricken with malurial fever
and confined to bed for four months. /
had the best physicians, but while they
relieved my fever, their treatment did
not entirely drive the malaria from my
system, and they did not help my par
alysis i'll the least.
Il was well nigh despairing when a
friend persuaded me to try DR.. Williams
Pink Pills When / had finished one box
l could see results that encouraged me.
My condition kept steadily improving,
and when [ had taken seven boxes wa
cured of paralysis and the malaria was
completely driven ont of my system.
For two years now ! have enjoyed the
best Of health and have attended to bus
mess without any interruption"
Mr.. Hayden's home is at No. 252 West
goth street, New York. Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills have cured many similar cases
Of paralysis, also locomotor ataxia. They
nre sold by all druggists. a treatment
SO simple, inexpensive and successful
should be tried by every sufferer from
partial paralysis i'll any Of its stages.
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unqualified ea4orsmcnt
Nose.r @edieine has such record OF cares Of female troubles or such
Lydia e. Pi11zI2ata's Vegetable Compound.
p Il VII E ea![alg Gre te worst forms q Female Complaints all Ovarian
Change OF Lite. -
~ mas cured more cases OF acSaGhe and Leucomhaa than any other rem
CO.. the world has ever known. III is almost inaIibl ii such cases. 1T
q.,~L.-..la eNpcLs turnors from the Uterus in an caly stage oil de-
irregular. Suppressed or Painful fenstruation, Weakness OF Te Stomach.
MiSeAlon, Boating, Flooding, NerTogs Prostitution, Headache. General DcbM.
AS g4NNA NEIi 10 II. Nonlbt routies. causing pain weight and iaekaehe. in
%&lsy teAs % and ?efmancatly cured by isrs. Under all circumstances it
laFg,%aeStm the female system, and sts harmless as water
1T quickly removes that Iearingdoun Feeling extreme lassHude. don't
care ana want to-beleftaione" feeling, cNctabItty, ir{abity. nervous
~ pLIApess' =. III taess,sleeplcssnes Aataency. melancholy or the ~lluesN
amd h&tdaeae These are sure indications of Female Weakness. n some de
la1egMeat othle Serms, which ths medicine always cures Kidney Complaints
Those women Vino refuse toacoepe anything else are rewarded a hundred
thousand times, for theY get what thew want-a cure. SOLD bv Dr,r1sta
everywhere, Refuse als substitutes.
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Not Too EarIv.

Chicago Tribune: Proprietor (of
wholesale garden seed establishment
Well get busy. It's time we We're
sending out Il catalogues.
Bookkeeper-Isn't it too early?
Proprietor-Not q bit. 1t makes the
people feel that spring is coming, and
while the glow is on they sit down and
send US their orders. See?
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How TO Live to. Be 4 Hundred. /,

Harper's Bazaar: Here, them. are
the three deadly symptoms of old age:
Selfishness, stagnatior1,. Indifference.
If we find them in ourselves we may
know we are growing old, even if we
are on the merry side of thirty. But,
happily, we have three defenses which
are invnlnerable; If we use them we
shall die young if we live to be a hun
dred. They are:
Sympathy, progress, tolerance.
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l-,o p;ein'% Say Ii.

Woman's Home Companion: You
heard We're fired simultaneouslv?"
asked the lawyer Of an old negro on
the witness stand.
No sab: no sab; I passed no SIGH
remahk?'.
What Gid you say"
Il done said dey was both fired at
de same time, OATS what l said, sah!"
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snlzcr.s Home builder Corn.

So named because 50 acres produced so
heavily, that its proceeds built a lovely
home. See Salzer's %catalog. Yielded in
Ind. l57 bu., Ohio leo bu., Tenn. 1893 bu.,
and in Mich. go bu. per acre. You can
beat this record in 1905.
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E~conomizinn Lime.

Puck: 1t would be Il much more pro-
sressive world if we economical the
time we give to other peoples BUSH
ness.
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Not Readv~+o Die

Chicago Tribune: Upgardson-AIl
worn out. are YOU? Tired of life. hey?
You'd better see a doctor, old fellow"
Atom-Im not in such a hurry to die
as that.
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We are never without q hottie OF Piso's
Cure lor Consumption in cur house,
Mrs. u. N. Sway2e. N4kjte. Okla, April
u. 1901.
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c years, ana
what l suf-
fercd no one
w i'll c e +
know. | used
about every
known rene
dy that is
said to be
good for kid
n G V c O m :
plant, b Il t
thou de-
irving p r
lnanent L G :
lief. Often
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That's ALL

Chicago Tribune: Some of the So
called frenZied financiers were only
scared.
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Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruaing Piles.
Iourdruegist will refund moneyif PAZOOINT-
Ml.NT fails to cure you in & to IA days. SOC,
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a WoMAN's MISERY.

Mrs. John LaTeue. of 10 Paterson
Avenue. Paterson, y. j., says: 81 was
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10 IN. s,.cnroui wlcnt rcr tere.

IUUUNNN
introduced ly the t.. S. Dept. OF Agr.
IL ; n tremendous eroppcr, yielding IN
good land IN WIS. H.. ia, Mich Ind,
nIid lands, such as are found III Mont,
Idaho, the Dakotas. Colo, otc.. I'd viii
Yield from 40 10 90 bu. This Whcat and
Spolta and %ilanna Harley and broutus
lnstrnis and Billion nollar t;lHss, makes
ii pos .ble to glow and laltcn hogs, sheep
and cattle Wherever soll is found.
u.s. SEND Toe WI TltIs NOTICE
10 the John A.. SAFER seed Co, La Crosse,
MIS-, and they VIII send you Tree a sample
ri ,llis Wheat and other farm seeds, to-
pether with thelr great c~atalos, alone
worth $4,000 10 amy wlde-a,vake farmer.
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,u at -ogFaIEe s-Hgs err tlirou
t'ettlte' .'tfaua the 'Uula- reauos iuafW4uatlul 80
'4- a3lA. ltea p1Na n4iis Slsa- 4. notice
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apathy, progress, tolerance
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-07
n Stunrt Kings.

The family name of the Stuarts was
originally, as Mr.. Baylcy observes,
Fitzalan. The original Walter Fitz-
alan, brother of the ancestor of the
dukes Of Norfolk, was lord high stew
ard of Scotland. and from this cir.
cumstance his branch OF the family
appears to have adopted the name of
Stewart. When the change began is
not certain, but it was probably not
later than the time of Alexander. the
great-grandson of Walter Fitzalan. for
both his sOns-James, the grandfather
Of Robert III. and all the Scottish Stew
art kings. and John, the ancestor Of
Lord Darnlcy-appcar to have borne
the name OF Stewart. Notes and
Queries,