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Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01

honom en- en- stund att ga ut och
da denna befallning Ell atlyddes
blef Anderson at krogaren utskut-
fad. Strax darpa sokte Anderson
alter intrada pa krogen men da
NOTES han at kr0garen, som gaf
honom en- So valdsam stot att den
rusige manner Toll redlos och
sprattlande omkull pa trottoaren
Da han Ell vidare gjorde tecken
att resa sig, blef han af EFT par
kamrater buren, till en- bakgata
narheteh. Fran krogen eftersan
des polispatrullvagn och Ander-
son blef arreSterad. (Hade
Diet icke varit mera manskligt att
sanda efter ambulans och tillse
att der SLAGNE fatt lakarevsrd?
Men mar skall man val fnna SYM
patti pa krogen'
| sanslost tillstand forbes den
stackars manner till arresten.
Da han annu pa lordagsmorgonen
var sanslos, sande man efter DIR.
A H. Bowers. som helt enkelt
forklarade att sanslosheten var en-
fold af ruset. Senare konsulte-
rades DIR. VIM. M. Bemus' och
den fortdarande sanslose Ander
son forbes till sin broders hem i
no. 10Y Hazard St, dar han ahed
i sondags a. d. XII. II f. m. utan
att hafya aterfStt medvetande.
Den sa sorgligt omkomne var en-.
dast 80 ar gammal. Han efter.
lemnar modern, mrs. Anna A =
derson, hustrun mrs. Ida Auder-
son, tire barn Florence, Harold
och LaVerne, en- broder John Z,
Anderson och iva systrar mrs
Alma Carlson och mrs. Augusta
Anderson, ALLAH Jamestown. Be-
grafningen agde rum d. p nov kl.
2 e. m.
Bitradande Observation-Disclosures
Curtis och polisdomaren Jude to-
go genast hand ON saken: Kroga.
rem Bjork blef arresterad men gaf
bergen at EFT tusen dollars for in
stallelse vid ratten. Han enga-
gerade advokaten Frank Fl. Mott
som slit rattegingsbitrade. Ma
let var utsatt till d. % form ddag,
men enar Mr.. Mott da hade for
hinder maste Diet uppskjutas.
Det finnes bot i hvarje fla
ska. Ingen menniska ar sd ned.
bruten at sjuklighet. att icke DR..
Peter S kuriko skanker henne
hopP, och ingen ar sa frisk, att
icke delta gamla bepr6fvade ort-
b~otemedel skall CORA henne godt,
Ga icke och fraga efter den j apo.
teken, ty den kan icke erhallas
der, enar den tillhandahalles den
lidande allmanheten direkt ge-
nom speciella agenter, anstallda
af egarne, DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Company, liz us S. Hoyne
Ave, Chicago, Ill,
Den doda kroppen at Gusta
! Magnus Sundquist, Ell arbetare i
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
Tiarpapp och takspan at basta
qvalitet hos Spalding
Eft forvanandsyirdt fall.

bet var for ALA hennes winner EFT for
vanans yirdt fall att Mrs / b. Hunt i
Linn Ridge, Wis, botades for sin svara
sjukdom. ''Doktorer", skrifver hon. "ha-
de gifvit mig upp, winner voro fardiga
att bjuda mig EFT sista farval, f0rtviian
f0rmorkade min horisont. och jog var pa
boppl0shetens strand. da jag borjade ta-
ga Electric Bitters for min svara mag
och lefversjukdom. TIL alias forvaning
erholl jag genast liudring och ar nu full
standigt aterstalld till helsan SON genom
EFT underverk. / Lungren & Andreens
,apotek. SiouxCity. Ia. Pris soc faskan
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01

Ii Ouipsigamondverken, hittades
harom dagen at polisen under
draggning efter densamma i den
lila dammen nara American Steel
& Wire Cos fabriker Quinsiga-
mond. Mass. Sundquist hade va
rit forsvpuen sedan pa aftonen den
20 October, men hans familj,
som trodde att han mojligtvis
lemnat staden och rest nagon
annanctans, hvarifr3n han skulle
lata bora af sig, drojde till den 81
November, imam den undarratta-
de polisen ON forsvinnandet. Da
Sundquist senast var synlig, SON.
dagen den IS October, hade han
varit i sallskap pa Millbury st.
med tvenns landsmarl vid MANN
Bergqvist och Ullstr0m. Den
enc al dem hade da sagt. att han
skulle ga till den ofvan namda
.dammen for soka fanga nagra
smafskar. Kort deiefter hade
~Sundquist ocks& sagt sig skola 60
till samma dam och lemnat sit
,alIskap, Han bar da sin 0fVet-
rock pi armen och har afven Sc
mare syn!ig staende pa strandeI
af dammen. Dagen derpa hitta-
de Frank Nelson der en- 0tverrcck,
som han tog med sig hem. MAI
Sundquists familj anmalt hans
forsvinnande for polisen och den
ne b0riade forska i saken, kom
Diet till k~onstapeln Nils Lindquists
kannedom, att namde Nelson fun,
nit en- ofverrock pa nora sidan al
dammen,o .hemtadeS den hos Mel.
son for att visa den for sundPuists
hustru.
Hon igenkande den genast for
att vara hennes mans tillh0righet,
och delta starkte polisen i dess
10 rmodan. att Sundquists lik be-
fann sig a dammens botten. Man
dr.; ggade etter liket, men forst
pa lordags morgonen hittados Diet.
Kroppen lag pa ito fots vatten ON
kring IS fot fran stranden, Snnd-
quist var vid slit trantaile 81 ar
gammal.
Skadespelaren Carl Pfeil,
hviken en- It'd blot i Winnipeg.
Man, efter att f6rut ha varit bo-
satt i Chicago, har blifvit haktad
Seattle, Wash. Han anklagas
for att hafva i Winnipeg gifvit in
teckning i en- eganuom, som
han Ell hade rattighet att belSna.
Bet tros, att han kommer att fo-
ras tillbaka till Winnipeg for stan
dande af ransakning.
En- ny bot for krafta.
ALA ytliga kraftsar kunna nu botas at
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Jos Walters i
Dufield, Va, skrifver; jag hade krafta
pa en- lapp under aratal, som syntes o.
botlig. tills Bucklen's Arnica Salve botade
den, och nu ar jag alldeles bra. Ga
ranteras:att bota skarsar och brannskador
zoe i Lungren 4 Andrews apotek Sioux
City, la
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
HAIR OCH DER.
Malcolm Anderson boende

i no, 1903 Hazard st. jamestown.
N. Y, ahed i s6ndags a. d. XII.
IL f.. m. under sorgliga omstandig-
heter, | fredags eitermiddag vid
EFT tiden gick han in pa Bjorks
krog, Han hade forut besokt en-
AMMAN krog och vid tillfallet icke
nykter, Krogaren Bjork befallde
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-01
En- nv bot for krafta.

Ala ytliga kraftsar kunna nu botas az
Bucklen's Arnica Salye. Jos Walters /
Dufield, Va, skrifyer: jag hade krafta
pa en- lapp under aratal. som syntes o.
botlig. tills Bucklen's Aruica Salve botade
den, och nu ar jag alldeles bra, Ga
ranteras:att bota skarsar och brannskador
zoe i Lungren 4 Andrews apotek Sioux
City, Ia
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BIRDS ON HATS

society youHs Berlin that opposed TO the
wearing adopted unique
plan Of It's
al who bird pumaEe her hcadwcar
by pamphlet address This pamphlet
voluntarily cnquish ths habit
Of society stop and. n need b.
the bird by
s easy 70 finish OF that society
some Of the reaious crusaders 20 police
husbands bFofhur OT
o a trial a after the German style
young evidvnfy believe the just
= a good hrd-wsarinE . a OF
thu when II harbaruus tast
has provide ul-
nery adorument thSt birds
extinct Is revolt tender hearted
Thousands d not a
hatchery necessary 10 pleasure
However the agitation oountry reached
poiat where fashion
and when fashion trowns q
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meaarnEeH ho could send lie had
warmed her 10 come quIehy. II al
all She must know what ho had "a
tell hufafa IN was 10 late
Tho girl glanced ankluualy uu thf
street without discovering lgamIa
Int 30 last followed her Euld,
through a mhladsfoua pAaanEeNay
leading 10 a small. damp. apru yard
a. court. which diariuaad another
smaller and more dllapIdafod house
one Of the feaf tauameuta Whose
death .dealIug presence alill dcflIes q
modern city
This sinister building filled her
with neW alarm Would 4uomIa of
Mf Prayer ever find her there
Once Inside that ruukrry. she would
he completely cut OF from the
street
She stopped a. the foot II the first
flight of stain aud the old rfoue ina
tasIiaielY paused and looked back ~
her ruutempiuuuaiY
Gritiu scared again. are YER
size mutfafHd imuallrufty Lord. 10
I meant harm dyer think IA 20 70
YET huuHHH Those that means mis-
HhIHf don't ring fHr front duurhril
There's other WaYH Co or come !
don't care. She Hddo4 turning her
back anH continuing up the stairs
Harmony made no answer. but
followed and the Two aaHended 30
the cop floor. where the old woman
pulled key uui of her packet and
uHlH.kHl warped and ui.nffIuE
door
= hot breath Of foul ar and a
smell 4f HHrustus escaped Into Tie
hall 4 Naud stove resting ou a
ATM 4.a1 occupied ono corner OF the
room A flthy carpet bsfoulcd part
OF he floor bus the rsHt Wa bare.
aHH BOD lhs CORNER opposite fhr stove
aaH d broken duMu wooden bed coy
erred With great mop 81 dirty
clothes To this the OLD woman az
uuHr adHfa#a rd herself hauling aud
uuIiiuE The weIfer OF sheets and
blankets and muttsrInE she's
rame FINALLY She pHt her hand
under De bed and produced a bot
tie ST medicine which she aimIHls-
tered with irsa faaehneaa than che
had formerly displayed pesr.ug IA
90 the bed sith 80 little amsi.fY tn
her hard face
At last she heskuucd n Harmony
ard the rifl obsyea the gesture As
she apUraaH he'd The uid woman
kicked "a chair toward her and bent
cram oye1 the heap ~ elalbu TIA
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by Frederick Trevor Hill

out of her bearings aud could only
hope that l.unmla knes the rlts bet
+ ter aud would be able a. give SIR
Prayer definite lniormafiuu IT her
+ y hrreahuutH
] Never before had Harmony ur.
+ lieKpd the city SO wide 10 scented
as though she bad Travelled eastward
/ for mites before her uid, turned
south Tho OLD woman head scarcely
spoken a word since leaving tha ear.
but as She dlTod Into a narrow
airunl hardly murr Than au alley.
she muttrrrd something about sci
ting there uaR aud Huddnuly
Ialapped before dlngy broken dueu
tenement. with HwratlnE hi9rk Ralls
and an entrance aH dark ua "A cav.
ffn She pointed toward this in nn
+ Invitation 90 enter. hui Harmony
hea'iatrd The place had FflHiy
{ lnub and Loomia waa nowhere lu
SIGHT
Nou ala afraid are yerp asked
the woman. nnnrrinEly "TnIui nH
elegant ~ your house. bur ! aauId
nj vaehanEe Tor g. I aaulduI To-
deed
Harmony did not answer For OBJ,
fret time since she had started Hhn
felt afraid She know nothing about
the creature Who had guided leg 90
thiH place She ald 49, ntsH Enus
! that RAJ Nirkafts had sent haf fu
dr4mercy park She hal attrd rash
b AMI impuislsely la coming a. far
as fhiH Bot aha would ~ g. far
Their II Ricketts, knrH anything
worth telling there wuuH o.. plenty
~ ways 10 reash h.m u.f suppose
be was dying 40 The e#I woman
htni 20 8uprHaa DO really knew
HumsIhluE which would I'D AinH
lee and Dave and died aihA ed
inE ~ Aiufies bad said ihai sir
mere accusation would b. o. whisper
a Hnrcr and faHnt against fNst
all hts life that lI would shadow
Aia whole rafeHH Or HHH IrHa IHfb.
nov breansr she sac afraM mhii
BE not iuHe the anly opportunity 81
eufild ever haze IH clear hIa Haaf
What Nuuid b. fh.uH II hrr Il the
told him some daF fHal De Lab
chance 20 oxuuefafr hum but Al suit
lake advantage 81 lt besnuHs Fte
saa afraid Nhnf YES 81. af4aad
or the dark HHf H1#ktiH
That hs felt himself under ohik-A.
ton o. Dor he had demons e 81
more than once o. WaH not In.eIy
thBt be- would Nlah hef harm T'Hia
old woman Nas prohsh1f ihe 90 81
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THE DEFINITION or HONESTY WANTED

I honesty
thing obedience the law Does Il
doing keeping clear Of tho
pentcnaryf
many the stands
the middle OF the roadway either hand no people doing
him know which 10 turn
morals Tor business and anoth
things safely do Ina
speculation politics wouldn't tolerated f an IN
I'm place where honor the motto
Virginia Legislature adjourned the
day the extraordinary
visit the folks at home
voted mileage Tor all Of Che memha
eomlag soluE which tho members
could not have travelled
vetoed the bill II h Eaed 10
that common with
legislative bodies big graft The lot only amounted To
5000 according the constitution was LEGAL
cuurac ghtmndsd Who aud above petty
practices II mans must b. his
guide something that viii tel him
hat s right and that
philosophy. watching the of pnlu
daily cannot blame those
aaliaE What
honestly"
WHAT Is IT.
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500 Dollars worth of Big
Giant BlackberrIes

Can be raised on one acre Of land in
the Garden Of Edcn Addition. Ex-
cafsinus leave every few minutes
from Rainier Beach. Prices $500
per acre and up. Terms Ice "a dnY.
PLENTY Of work for everybody. Take
the Washington Street car 20 Raj
nier Beach. or call on the owner.
g. u. liiilman. Boumes 1. =. 2 Times
block. We are giving away 5000
raspberry plants aud 10000 rose
bushes 10 buyers az these acre tracts.
See un at once before we are sold
out.
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$ e. !. 70 THE WEB S.::: '''
...... by Frederick Trevor Hill .....

The woman again wiped her lips
with her shawl hoaitaiud moment
and then laid her hand almost "a.
roaulnEly uu Harmony arm
Did ser see how narthrd I WHH
she whined for'yr eyes Ia your
head deary aud I'm vii yer Rats
always In a hurry bat no cun wait
We can
Harmony rang the basement bolt
and leading tho way into the BILL
Hard room. ordered the maid ga
hr.uE a bottle ef whisky. some water
and "a EiBsa
No water Interrupted tho viHl-
tor quickly
The aHtouIsbed servant LEFT the
raum aud relurucd with whisky.
glasses and hiHeulia GA tray Har
muny invited her guest 60 help her
SELF and begging 10 Ia excused fur
a moment hurried uut into the bah
and darted upstairs In the pantry
door afaHd loamin. the butler
Is Ar Prayer al hamog' she de-
mhuded hrrafhltaaiy.
Ne miss lie won't be- back to-
uiEht till Z. mics"
For moment Harmony afuad b.
rusoluts Something had to be dome
az once There was no time Tor de-
bate. She could NOT so with NAT
horrible woman and pet % she walt.
ID too luuE suddenly che
graspea the hutler'H arm.
Listen 60 ne Loamia' she be
San eammandlnFlY Put an your
hat aud coat aud aa soon AZ leave
fhr house with this old woman an
odd woman who's duHustaiH f1l
low me us closely a. you can with.
cut helug resu The mument you
had aat what buttHo w enter. trlr=
phuue Mr Prayer. and tell him the
addrgsH and ash him 20 come Ht
unre. II you can't find him. tels
phone Mr. Maddox II YOU cant get
either Of them come for mo your
self nu you understand quick
nov don't ask questions. but b.
sure sou know what you're tn 90
IT, a matter IF vital Importance 10
son think you can do fhHe-
The man looked sfupgnrd Win
Hmazement bnt d. nodded. aud has
tily stepped iufu the pantry for ha
coat and hat
Harmony Tan upstairs and a. the
library table dashed of The follow
ina note 10 AR Prayer
I have gone uut wIth ilnumlH
have received news that mar clear
Ainalee and ar Maddox Tie mao
mcut Yuu set fhis come o. M 81 the
address which l.u1mia viii tris-
phnnn ! don't kn0N it nos. aud
can explain morr Al present Don't
be- angry with me. felt had tu
10. HARMONY
She gave the note 10 the house
k.eper. sith HarIet orders 20 hand BE-
70 Ar. Prayer tho mamsnt he arriy.
ID. and then deacrnard hastily 90
the basement
N0s "a ready. Mrs fiek~ttH "
The old woman put down her
EiAaa FrErctfally and tiraadu.i her
arm oanfldeutlaliy through Har-
mnuyA
I'm not Mrs Hleksfts d.ary-
nor Rat - mother thanEh I'm old
rnoaEh. lie Aaya IN his RAs
DiHhrsE be- SAYS RaKtnE. Hame-
timss on he's a smart boz smart
er than - Yes. deary IN hurry
Lord. | was young nnes and IN love
myself
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF III
state OF Washington Tor king Ne-i
~. -.
Hamett = Mathers, Plaintiff ag1las
William n Mathers, nefendanl-slA
mons Tor PubHeutiun.
y au are hereby summoned 70 AfP.tt
within sixty DAYS after the date = y
first publication o. this EaiiinenA y
wit. within sixty DAYS after ~ 4
trcuth aay of February fso as =,
feud the hoYe entitled action = y.
above entitled court and stlswe -, -
complaint Of the plaintiff, Az -.
a copv - your answer upon the ". - !,
signed attorneys FOR tbs PA - y. =
thgir office below stated ana ~
n vaur failure 50 90 Dc tudfne.... Il.
10 taken against YOU aeaora..t = y,
aFrnuud ~ the complaint Nn VIZ -
t,rrn filed with the clerk az - - =
fbe ohicrt ~ tho above enti,ts.sr 4.
tion Il 10 obtain for the Piainui
rrre ~ divorce from the detge t...,.r,
Date OF fret publicauon' Fe--
18th. lss' SHEPARD 4 LITER.
ATTORNEYS FOR PlAinaH
poatofftre Address -.
E4 New YORK. Rtftteifs .ss.
seattle. King County, Nssn's
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muuy seated iruraslf on the fickatF
CHAIR. and for a mUmoni closed her
eyes She did not dars think what
the broad back Of her guide was
screening Suddenly hha became
aware thai nomeoun Uua staring At
her. and hnr lining lids disclosed
ltm liirinita. hia face damp with
sweat. hia eyer burning with a hor-
rthls light. and hin cheeks 20 auuken
that the h1nar almost prstrudsd
through the tiEht drawn skin a
pale blue dressing gown trimmed
with durh blue satin ribbons added
a iaai hidaauh touch Harmony Haz=
81 lu silent horror while Rat made
several ineffective efforts 10 speak
ITO boz Continued
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CHAPTER Xxx

Harmony AMI her Suspicious loak
inE szscurt boarded ar sast-aid car.
and Laouiis followed them. remain
tnE on the rear platform II was
not more than t.n minutes hafors
the old woman siEnalsd the eandus-
tor 10 stop. and aliEhtinE. plunged
at once into the thick OF the trnc-
ment district In lraa than five min.
utes' walk Harmony vas completely
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stop throwing money away on
EiaHarH periodically Our lenses ore
warranted - rive benefit and com
fort far tea yotfH 800 gold viii be
paid Tor thtrr beet reasons why.
under above terms. we should not
Eet your tadr We mean o. Come
HuH Hrr uH about n
WIHluma optical co. Opthalmolo-
FiatH. II1# Second Avenue. ftnom I
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
FINAL ACCOUNT SHOULD NOT
BE ALLOWED.
Mary Emma Paranette fformeriy
Mar Emma Pratt administrator
OF the estate % John W Pratt. de-
ceased. having filed In this court
her second annual account Of her
administration OF the estate al the
said deceased. and having at that
time represented unto this court
that the same was a full and true
account a. her doinEs as such ad-
minlsirAtriE. and having since flied
her resignation AZ such administra-
triN. and II appearing 90 the court
that said administrator had on the
day Of December. Ieoi. mar
risd and removed 90 the State OF
California and that she was there
fore disqualified TO further act a.
Administrative uf Raid estate; and
the said Administrative having ask
ed this court 90 consider said annual
account as her final account. and II
appearing 10 the court that said ad-
ministratriK had no authority over
said estate and done nothing In re
gard TO thr zane TO In any way
change the condition OF said estate
since the filing by her In this court
Of her second annual account. and
the court having made an order that
said second account should be con
sidered az said administrator final
account: be II therefore.
ORDERED by the court that all
persons interested In said estate Of
the said John W. Pratt. deceased.
be and appear before the said Su-
perior Court Of King County. Wash
inKton, al the court room Of the
Probate Depart meut Of said court In
the City OF Seattle. on Thursday. the
gard day Of March. 1905. at the hour
OF 3. 30 O'Clock OF said day. then and
there 90 show cause. II any they
have. why an order allowing said
administratrix' final account should
not be made and said admlnietra-
trix' bondsmen exonerated.
II Is further ORDERED that a
copy Of this order be published two
times In the Seattle Daily star" a
newspaper printed and published in
King = unity. Washington. and Of
general circulation therein. said
publication 20 be made the 18th ana
22nd days Of March. 1905
Done in open court this 7th day OF
March. 1905.
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KanEaa points win pride To the
fact that only SIX members OF lta
legislature have xhiakera. Il In hard
- tell what world have happened
80 the Standard II the legislature
wure up 10 the average.
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Mary Emma parazette lforurr
Mary Emma Pratt admlnIzr1.rI
OF the estate Of John ". Pratt Z.
ceased. having on the 5fh a1y q
January. 1905. rendered. presszis
and filed tn this court her sscats
annual account OF her adniniza.
ton OF the estate OF said deoezss
and having al that time represesis
unto this court that the sane su
a full and true account Of her b.
ings as sue. admlnlstrairix. a..
having since filed her resiguxtsi
as such administrator and zsks
this court 70 consider said seooas
annual account a. her final account
Il Is here and now
ORDERED by the court ;hr
Thursday. the I'D day Of Marc
1905. al . 30 O'Clock a n Of sGs
day be. and the same Is hereby ~
pointed as the time for hearing y.
settlement Of said final account q
the court room OF the Probate L.
partment OF our state court. N ~
court house. in the City OF Seam
in King County. Washington. 81
that notice OF the time and pla0H
the hearing. and the settlemea; {
said account be given by pos,insr
a written notice in each OF the nv
most public places In said kN
County. at least enc week before y
time appointed for the settlements
the said account. and by puhhsfat
similar notice two times n "
Seattle Daily star" a daily sew
paper published in said county, a.
publication to be made on the III
and 22nd DAYS Of March. 1905. es1
Of which said notices are 70 SCI faria
the name OF the estate. the nalns 9
the administrator and the DAY ~
pointed for the settlement OF a
account And the court Row fiae
and adjudEes that such notice !
proper and adequate In the pfea-
Uses.
Done in open court this I'll DAY 9
A. W. FRAZIER
judge
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= understand your daughter has a
cultivated voice yet ] never hear
her sing said the man in flat No
Is TO the man In fe.
Yes her voice is cultivated but
I've Got her trained"
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YE POOR EDITOR

The News Sc mp AGAINST II thk
wuek. and We think an honest epp
fesa ion il good for the soul. .Jhry
haven't hung n Niger tn MINI.
cello county for SIX weeks The
orange crop is all right No -(SsSs
anyuhere Everybody is wei 10
babies born Ne scandals IN Hpwt
So what can we print
We dug down into our dez 4 add
happened 10 find a liter from a sub
acriber who SAYS he doesn't own a
biblo and wants ans TO print the psn
epmmandanta So la order - Hll
our sheet this ue"k we will reprint
the deealoEue. and We are sure that
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in these envirunE. And we hope our
readers who ask for them will reap
much profit from n careful perusal
Of the same Monticello lr'lal News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

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faae sire 60 her iiyuree. aud III
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
TIE re ARE GOOD MEN
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

= a privilege o the world
the faalts To lrt them believe that sho
9 ]. /. J" !. !.
thinks n perfect Is
-xx[H.xA live In vih them a little
1klA ndential talk ourselves The
III good things that really believe
~ Il H. In fact o. the disastrous things
mZYUE that could happen to 10 lose her faith
in erA
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V Il Is 81 her growth She could be
The first 3 opportunity wh offers
seh practice
10 10 MI her life But the Disappointment
ful there likely
which condemns all proved
Ihs bitterness Is the ing that could girls life
Tor NE real truth Of the matter that depends
great extent for her happiness her friends her life
never quite the after driven them
THE GIRL THAT BECOMES A MAN-HATER BECAUSE
HATES ONE MAN LOSES MORE THAN SHE CAN TO
LOSE OF THE RICHNESS COMPLETENESS
We have all heard girls
good honest the they
ing about and they have
THERE ARE GOOD MEN IN THE WORLD
IN me world And when man good he towers above the girl
VINO ss IN Judgment Just mountain
the pdfully hopeless mole
Any who thinks every f.
mind.
Nothing win drive to the quicker
20 again and again Of being drunkard
bAsE AND PULL DOWN THE moral. STANDARDS MEN AS
STANDARDS ' i'''''-
Put your standard FOR You will LET
MIN kno" how high have you o.
fe puppy love affair Of long
worthy ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

Tho supervisors recommend that
the county buy "A typewriter table
and chairs but threw out the type
writer lonia tMichD STANDARD.