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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

The situation IN Russia is full 81
danger 10 the peace of Europe Cor
rupt. military doapotiam has al last
driven tho working people into re-
volt As long as nihilizm was in
the hands Of the educated elaaEea II
gave no serious trouble 20 the au-
thoritica. for Il gained no hold OF
tho working people. Tho new or
gRuization. which began In the
strikes OF 1896 1891. and has nov
eliminated ia the general uprising
Of the workers In the great cities.
hofalda a sociAllstic movement, and
before many days are past its TIM
portance will be shown b. move
mout IN Poland
The russian officials IN the Polish
provinces are incompetent and cor
upt Tho Poles arc excluded from
all official posts The Russian off,
ciala are half educated stupid. III
hammered. callous. lazy and dis
courteous These are the words 81
Prince imercteihskY. Who conf
dontlally reported % hia imperial
master on the condition Of the Rus
Sian provinces Of Poland The Poles
are a half=oonqusred people. They
are the
MOST STRENUOUS ENEMIES
81 the Russian empire Ia general.
and Of the Rusalan officials in par
ticulAr A revolutionary movement
has brcn brewing la Poland Tor the
iaat eight years. and the passion %
Polish nationality IL even more tn
tense than that Of Finland
The Poles are clever revolution
lBta Thousands % exciting pamuh-
lets have BEEN circulated through
the masses Of the working people
The factory WORKERS have little elae
to read than revolutionary lltera
turr. for the government stArvsu
their minds In obedieuce 70 Pobied
unnafrfra panacea Of keeping the
p-oula ignorant and aesthinK them
In superstition AMER hundred
years 81 Russian domination the
hatred % Poland IL greater than
ever. Although there has been 10
inuurrrciion Tor ~ years. the Poles
are atiil striving FOR their indie
pendence. and a Polish lnnurrrciinn
today would be- more unanimously
supported BY the Polish poople than
in iS63 The psupls. mor~1yer arr
better sdueatcd. FOR the lnaurrc1tlou
81 iss3 collapsed largely through ths
Ignorance Of the p~opin The state
Of anti Russian feeling In Poland i
more msnaeing than In Finland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
HAS OREGON A
JOHANN HOCH?
THREE WIVES or COTTAGE GROVE MAN. CHARGED WITH TIE
MURDER Of JosAN FLETCHER. HAVE DIED UNDER sus.
PtcIoUs CIRCUMSTANCES

euaed OF having poisoned then. al
though the charge has never been
proved
Brautun had a brother. Claude
Hrantun who vas hanged three
years ago At Eugene for the muir
der % John A Linn. committed In
the Cascade MONTANA The muir
der vas a peculiarly atrocioua one.
lam AS supposed 10 have money
upon bis person and was asleep In
his <amp. 4 pistol vas placed 10
his head. his brains blown out and
the body was thrown into a fire and
an attempt made 10 burn H. Find
ing this too slow. the body was
chopped 20 plee~a with an ar and
fed TO the flames In sections
when on the acaffold Claude
Hranton In a confession made the
following statement.
There are no successful erin
inalk They may live and escape
death a. the hands ~ the law. but
there Is an infallible. GuceaainR
haunt worse than death. am about
10 swing Into eternity. there %
meet my benefactor and kueel 10
beg forgiveness | haven't much
10 say. { pray God that no man
will run my folks down on account
% this. They are innocent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
QUAR1ET IN JAIL

Lester Thomas. Fred Thomas.
Bernard Ross and Roy kegley. the
four youthful dry land pirates who
have been terrorizing Georgetown
for some time past and frequeuting
a yelloWhack novel den under the
viaduct. we're this morning brought
into Seattle and placed In the King
county Jail under charge OF bur
glary Until recently little com
plant has been made against the
boys. as they confined their mischief
70 harmless amusement. but since
they have attempted actual Grim
inality residents say they have real
ly occasioned the community alarm.
and an endeavor will be made TO
secure convictionns Ralph Franks.
OF Seattle. who is charged with
completely. will probably be given a
reform school sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
WAS PUT OFF TRAIN

Mike Shea is today fighting In
Judge Gillism's court for 81. 900
damages which he says he suffered
AZ the hands OF the Great Northern
Railroad company because OF being
elected from one Of the Defendants
trains while taking a S0-cent trip.
Shea purchased a return ticket from
Burlington 10 Sedro-W oolley.
which was flrst-elass The
company objected he says. because
Il was six days old. and he states
that for this reason he was elected
three miles out in the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Three Women WreStIerS

Wrestling has taken a strong hold
on the fancy o. the French republic.
and the appearance OF women wrea-
Tiers In the music halls Of Paris
marks a new era in French aihiet-
ira. The women have gone about
making the business legitimate. and
several have achieved recognition
and have risen above the travelling
mountebauk % the country fair.
Starts IL considered the best OF
the women wreaflers. She II 30 and
stronger than many men Who pride
themselves on their muscle She has
thrown every woman wrestler IN
Europe. and many of the men who
follow the business. or all the wom-
en- wrsstiers. Guerrero IL the only
one with claims Of beauty. She Is
one q the foremost exponents OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Dan Deans Story of
the 9th Legislature

ed tho present session as being ~
rrplcte with sterling decda OF pa
triotte valor that We taa-payefa
would never have forgiven the
legislature for not leaving behind
any more iliumlnafiyo memrnto
than the official records OF that
body. For what DO We care about
$3.50, anyway
bat there vas one man ln the
house who ala not care abaut hav
ing his picture in a hot air manual
/ refer Ca Representative Reid. OF
Fierce county And when tho bin
came up before the house he spoiled
IT, and after his little dissertation
upon pearoek vanity. there were not
more than ten men who had tho
nerve 10 vote In favor OF lts pas
slge
Ia this tag-cna graft Kins county
seems % have the monopoly. Rep
rrsentative rwirhell. of Seattle. fell
into line With bul providing that
STR Taxpayer dig up % the tune Of
fl2.aa1 10 buy copies % Pioree'a code
for the members OF the legislature.
Ask any honest member of the
legislature and he viii tell you thai
there Is no demand for these codes
that the present ONES are good
enough and thai the only interest
that wtl be benefited are the pub
fishers OF the books and possibly the
author of tho bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

passage.
Nobody objected In fact most OF
the members were anxious To gct
whaek nc the bill that provided a
fat office for somebody an office
moro remunefatiyo than any public
position within this state al present
And what they did 90 tho kellogg
bin waz a caution
Roth. OF Whateam. started the
mill by few uppereuta. referring %
the inlqultous measure As one giving
a Tat Job 20 an Official al the cN=
penae of the general public
kclloEg replied hy stating that the
bill was along the line OF similar
laws in Minnesota and other states.
conveniently overlooking the fact
that the Minnesota legislature was
forced 70 amend It's oil bill by plac
ing the inspector on salary be
cause his omolumenta we're far be
yond the ordinary political dreams
Of avariee
Maloney. KelloRRa colleague from
Stevens county. stated that he had
bern under the Impression that the
bin was In the interest Of the con
sumcra. but that If 10 was for the
purpose % handing out fat Job.
he would vote against a.
And here Villas. Of King county.
took a final aWoop az the kellogg
measure BY amending the bill 90
that the inspector should be placed
ON a salary OF 500 month and
necessary travelling expenses aud
that the state gets the feea instead
And the doughty Kellogg was
forced 70 agree 20 tho emasrulatiou
Of his pet BIN or see Il 80 doNu In
The dust OF defeat
And the bin passed.
Which prompts me To toll Mr.
kellogE and the readers OF The
Star just why the article denounced
hy him vas printed Il Vas not "a
defeat the measure. but 10 smoke
nut the bill 80 that is unfair sec
doua could be amended In time
Your correspondent knew that n
the BIN Vas considered tn time 10
allow FOR extended debate Il would
never pass IN IS original form.
And L didn.t
And Mr. Kellogg was vindicated'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
COURT BRIEFS

The suit OF @. NJ. Landerkin to
recover money from VI. A. Basket
and Jane Doe Basket. alleged TO
have been by them taken from their
daughter. Ellen. the plaintiffs then
f1ancee. will probably go by default.
a. default was entered by plaintiff S
attorney this morning
Isaac Cooper was this morning
granted "a divorce from Elite Cooper
on the ground Of infideHty. Plain
tiff was awarded the custody of the
two children and the bulk OF the
community property.
John Jackson was this morning
arrested and taken to the county
jail to serve out a $3.50 fine on an
old conviction. When tho negro
was 'frisked' by Jatler Wise a
woman's purse. containing IS cents.
was discovered in one OF his socks.
Jackson said Il was his own. put
there for safe keeping.
Estelle Mcinnis was this morning
granted a divorce from II. A. McIu-
Miss on the ground Of drunkenness.
Tho two were married b years ago.
Aryilla Walsh has brought suit
against August and Adele Meyer for
damages. claiming 20 have been in
weighed into buying a Third Avenue
roomiug house on misrepresenta-
ton.
Norma nevine was this morning
granted a decree OF divorce and $500
allmony aud suit money from Will
lam Devlne. The case was an IN
savory one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

,.asy Mr.. pean presents hts
Ntsg.s.,ta 90 The Two hlE
s 49, 10 tho NIuth esialaWro.
e.e' - remarks uRau the 'NIudiga
- - h Representative Kerosene e
49, ,-,.ss are but two mere Install
-. ~ this remarkable serial
T',-.srroW Sir uean vii tell you
- tpdes Grosseup. Of Tacoma.
3 &c. nom the attorney generals
-, A. olympia al important doe
800 This chapter waa % have
80 published to-day, but lack ~
~ uecessiaies It's eeins carried
~ anlll tomorrow.
n TAursday's star Mr. Dean viii
xri,s the sord aflntz to hia
sxp0sel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
LECTURE ON SHAKESPEARE

shakespeare and Hts Confem-
porarles' Is the title of the fourth
lecture on literary subjects to be
given by Rev. H. H. Gowcn On the
crypt Of Trinity Parish church on
wednesday evening. March Is. The
relations Of the poet 10 his contem-
vary dramatists will be explained
- q, tmpossibulty 81 finding
ground far me
iaeaHl1H auihurieN,r
viii com fizss-sq nj s e'#lov-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
SAME OLD
STORY

LINCOLN. Neb March 1.-THE
bin permitting the government 70
condemn state lands In the upper
North Platte valley 10 merge the
property into the irrigation dis
trict WAS defeated In the state sen
ate The defeat a. charged 20 the
Hartman interests. who own
large tracts iH the district This
ends the government project TO
spend s. ZOO 900 on irrigation here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
rHr rwo mn CHAPTERS
c-n sa contagious element
49, fts tha measles.

- A contagious element
!, spreads uke the measles
nnfRu created In politics the
- external disorders as meaHlca
=, = our representatives would
- Ike at subjects for the pest
house .. ,t-.f..t
A ne law makers. bat SPREADS
49, he una until % reaches the
80 hat aspiring cntufr1 boot
a. IN the Lobby outside
Whaa Yea first leave the elevator
+. ~. .s,ona fioor and turn toward
- eatFAnoa % the house % rrpro-
s..,.fIves yoa viii b Impressed b.
N. fast that - exclusive Is that
49, 4 requires the services OF two
80 xentisnon a. the main Oh
go. then thew h another door
Iaainx into The house from The
81 -ruoni. and here you viii Also
f,da pnrtly. SLEEK. Nvli=ftd attAEhe
.,-~,lnx a chair. the door that
hats la,o the wash-roum 10 uadcr
n. eoastAnt Surveillance % q well
"A employa. and thu Two doors
nG lsAd 10 the visitors gallery are
Nksusss guarded b. tao mambsrs %
"a army. We find this same re-
rsrkahle system IN offaet In The
Naata
MA A farce this all Is. and what
A shane that che tar PAYERS q the
gate nus, pony up two OF three or
hur cellars day Ter the support %
&c Absolutely superfluoas hangers
CO
what an outrage that q democrat
Z hasv 81 American public servants
uust Be- surrounded by footmen and
ulsts hcksys and aunkeys. % say
rusAfnK q pages and major tamoH
niore To carry cut the effecf che
legislature should have Appropriated
wn for providing hxeries for
thsse gsntlenan and the suluna
asnssives ought % have atzired
tAsnselxes In rev hFeechas and sat
j vests with lace frtlls instead %
nackfieA
All q this unnecessary help Is
As resaH Of political debts debts
huuad By the members q The
legislature and paid By the people
q the state They represent an
aAse ehAFaetsr . Eraft cheap
rAn Theirs Is the harvest Of the
Aeeier. Like nan Ike master
Speaking Of cheap graft here are
seouple o. examples that will inter
~ you tax-payerA
Al the beginning o. the session
two irresponsible Advertising Ealici-
tor. hstisr described a. .'Eouveuir
workarSr erifted into Olympia for
TIA purpose Of getting up a manual
q the IsS legislature. - ineiHds
pictures u the members with APP
prupriAis hot-air Biographies
T1eT sired ap the two bodies and
aeci6s1 that inaamueh a. graft was
dominant feature o. the proceed
hn thsy ought 20 Be able 20 Eef In
q the deal So they framed up 4
III providing Cor the appropriation
q H5aa Tor the publication uf an
s'"+atA@@Aft tsa4Aa&aaat a. taH
sribed above
Who shall we get 70 introduce
DIS messure1" was the question.
And foolish question Il vas. in
Hunes AZ they we're willing 20
eEYy ap the proceeds with the man
sao would father their hnl They
nn4liy decided upon Repressu gative
Booth. Of King county.
NOV ] don't pretend 10 say hat
MI. Booth champiohed such a small
pafi beeauss hs anticipated any n
aAneial gain. The King county rep
fesentatiTe possibly believed that
NE best interests 81 the state would
D. farthsrsd Z the pictures u its
solons we're psrpetuated I'm such
p1oiieation- He probably consider
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
NOV Ed

Judge Morris court. engaged in
the trial OF Charles r. Terry vs..
Jacob Furth ct al. was moved out
TO Queen Anne hill bodily this
morning. clerks. stenographers,
bailiffs, attorneys. plaintiffs. de-
PENDANTS judge and all. and the ses-
sion WAS resumed at the home OF
Judge Richard Osborne. who Is an
important witness in the case and
who was too III to go to court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

the art and la a favorite Of the pub
lir Mitza. a Couoiese. took 20 WroH-
Ting because Il CALLED her 20 hear
people talk Of race lnferiurity when
speaking OF the blacks. and she
wanted 70 prove that In physical
force At least she was the equal Of
any white woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
ROBBED

w. ]. McAllister. agent of Petit
d Sons. at Green Lake. was held up
near his home az Green Lake.
Saturday night. and robbed
Of SIS. Things are getting 50 des-
perate al Green Lake that the peo-
pie are considering the adyisability
Of getting srmor plate cruisers in
which 70 navigate about that sec
ton OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
CONSULTATION FREE
WILL GET his

CHICAGO. March it-Attorney
Plake today withdrew a petition Of
writ of habeaa corpus In the case Of
Johan Hoch. charged with wife muir
der. The action leaves the cases as
they were. Hoch VIII be compelled
10 stand trial for both murder and
biEamy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
This Treatment
Cures

Catarrh IN every form. Asthma.
Bronchitis. Incipient Consump-
ton. rheumatism. Ear Diseases.
Affections OF the Stomach. Liver.
kidneys and Bladder. Nervous
System. Blood and skin.
We have the only positive cure
for plies and all rectal diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
KEROSENE KEtLoG's" vINpl
CATlON.

Representative Kellogg. OF Stew
ems county. has been indicated
That IL 10 say-he thinks he has
but. ~ a matter Of fact. What he
believes 20 be vindieaiion Is really
the opposite
Ia Tuesdays star called atten-
tion t. the fact that Coal OF John
ny's- oil Inspection measure was
peacefully sleeping in COMMITTEES.
and that the Stevens county -
tharlo was not breaking his neck TO
bring Il cat ~ It's nan
hr. keliokg took exception % the
statement and Wednesday morning
mechanically denounced the
item and asked that the notorious
bin b iuKket out and put en- fInal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Mp~U nut
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses weer issued this
morning 10 John Boyer and Pearl
Hayner both Of Portland. Ore. and
Carl Bower. Of South Seattle. and
Wa BaHL ~ . oIgetowu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
ARNOLD WHITE
ON RUSSIAN CRISIS

TRENeTH OF LATEST UPRISING LIES IN IMPROVED MENTAL
CONDITION The mAssEs-PoLANo IS THE VERY
REVOLT AND FINLAND A DARK STORM CLOUD
DAYS OF OPPRESSION FOR JEWISH PEOPLE SEEM NEAR
AN ENo-A GREAT FINANCIAL CRASH Is THREATENED IN
EUROPE II REvoLUrIoNlsrs UPSET ST. PETERSBURG
GOVERNMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Years OF Torture
From Diseases OF
Throat and Stomach

Mrs. ~. B. Chamberlain, Ia
coma. cashier 3. S. Harmon &
Co; Words fan to describe the
misery have endured during
the past six years from catarrh
81 the throat and stomach. and
all the distressing symptoms Of
that disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
w oiass.Ien Wa. Ruined.

and I grew weak. lanFuid and
Irritable. Everything worried
me, and ! seemed 10 lose All en-
efFy and vitality have been
perfectly cured b. the Columbian
treatment"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

my tunHils we're extremely pain
ful and 90 swollen that feared
/ would choke Is death Every
day ] removed from my throat
masses 81 a gheeHy substance that
Hmelled very badly and my
breath acquired the same often
HfYf aHar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14


politics sociological conditions. prob
which
Of
he other O Europe.=EditarJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
NEW TRIAL GRANTEE.

PHILADELPHIA. March IL
GreaHon. the negro accomplish Of
Mrs. Edwards. the Reading mur-
deress, was granted new trial -
the supreme court today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
COLUMBIA
MEDICAL
INSTITUTE

WIN. M'HARRtE, NJ. o. Consult
ing Physician.
Suites 800 322 Arcade BUILDING,
Seattle, Wash.
Office Hours 30 a. m. 10 Il
m, 2 TO 5 .. m. evenings. Tues
days and Fridays. 8 30 to 3 80:
Sundays 10 a. m. 70 ~ m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Chronic Asthma
Permanently Cured

Mr. Daniel Graham. South
Park Seattle
= took the Columbian Treat
ment after suffering from aHth-
ma for the greater part % my
life. and the result Vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
SPECIAL MEETING

A special meeting Of the Capitol
Hin Improvement club will be held
at the Chamber OF Commerce Thurs
day noon Q2. sol 20 discuss the
matter OF a club house site. Every
member OF the club is urged to be
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

TOT THT TTTIE T'IH ?
Many remedies and phyni-
clans proved Intellectual in Civ
ing me even relief from my zuf-
ferinEH. but az last went 10 the
Columbia Institute and com
m~nced "a cu-rHe % treatment
When I finished my treatment I
Was well man. and not a trace
Of asthma remained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

the left side being completely
closed. my throat wna sore and
luflaned. aggravated by en-
forced mouth breathing. and al
ways filled with mucous dropping
from my head ! had
BuEEInn and Grinding holssa In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
A Perfect Cure

since childhood have been
troubled with difficulty in
breathing and Hhoffuess 81
breath. and my condition grew
worse with earn succeeding year
until vas finally forced T.
leave my home IN the east and
seek relief IN change 81 climate.
For time I VAS somewhat bet
ter bat the disease coon returned
aud caused me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

At this institute. and am now
veil My head Is clear and I
breathe freely and naturally
through both noatfIin. The irri-
thtion ~ the throat ia gone. az
are the head noises. and my atufn-
afh % in the best condition. The
Columbian treatment surely
cures asses ike mine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
Results of la Grippe
How They Are Cured

The disease attacked my
stomach ard / could not digest
my food. the fermentation OF
which produced the
Most Distressing Bloating,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

which gradually developed into
chronic catarrh OF the head and
throat. later involving my ears
and stomach. ard. In fact. my
entire system. Ny
Nostrils Were obstruotsd Very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
CASSIE WANTS NEW TRIAL.

CLEVELAND. March 14-Mrs,
Chadwieks attorney this afternoon
filed a motion for a new trial. He
alleged the court erred In admitting
evidence objected 10 by defense.
and that Judgment resulted nom
prejudice. Defense claims they have
new evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

sour stomach. heartburn and rfs-
ing n burning liquids 20 the
throat / was badly reduced iu
health md had tried 30 many
treatments that / had little hope
Of ever being cured, when / went
to the Columbia Institute for re-
lief found that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

Michael Mitchell Barrett, whose
delusion II Is that he is immensely
wealthy. was today committed TO
the state insane asylum at Stella
COON. He Is a years Of age. War
rants for arrest on charge OF In
sanity were Issued this morning
for Lulu p WOolseu. Of sos Yesler
Way. aud Edna A. Ferguson. Of III
Thirty first avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
LANG'S
PRICES

: OIL Toe bottles .......fc
1rup White Pine. for coughs and
D. g, &c sl1e .....-...... &c
Asd Seal Emulsion Cod LIVER on.
49,, - ne -.......-...- SIC
racers Tar Soap. Csc cakes I5r
VI oilYer's Skin Soap. a highly
recommended soap for tender
MN. 35e cakes ..........1oc
" Asrck's German Liver salts a
MI pond bottle ......... 0@e
Inssed lotion. nothing better FOR
rnush and chapped skin. 85c
- ..-....-..s... &c
LIONS Tooth Powder. 25e size
.. -. ~ ...-......15r
Ut. Ossood's Catarrh Oil. per bot
We ............. 81. 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

Mr. n. r. smith. residing at
1923 Stewart street Seattle eN-
presses his appreciation Of the
great benefits derived from the
Columbian treatment saying
My trouble originated some 10
years ago IA a
anurrr Anil ~ Grlrnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14
e. ar

and began TO hear with diff
Guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-14

They % rhinas oIHsrsntIx
The Teton peak-chronicle. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1904-1952, 1905-01-05
LAND

LAND.
Special Bargains, near Sugar
Factory.
C. c. Moore Real Estate Co.
The Teton peak-chronicle. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1904-1952, 1905-01-05

Hay to sell, from one to one
hundred tons. Enquire of
c. c. Moore Real Estate Co.