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Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
WARM WEATHER WILL HELP.
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Your
 Catarrh by Using Hyomei.

Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Your
 Catarrh by Using Hyomei.
 Every one who is afflicted with ca tarrh should take advantage of the warm weather to get rid of this an moving and distressing disease, for the right treatment in August and Sep tember will give benefit much more quickly than in the winter and early spring.
 The germ killing and health giving Hyomei when breathed in the summer months has an even more beneficial action than when used in the colder weather IL is Natures own remedy for the cure of catarrh. It goes to the most remote air cells in the nose, throat and lungs. killing and driving from the system the catarrh germs.
 Hyomei is the simplest. most pleas ant and the only guaranteed cure for catarrh that has ever been discovered. It is sold by the Larson Drug Co. under a guarantee to refund the money if it does not give complete satisfaction.
 At this season of the year, the first days use of Hyomei will show a de- cided improvement in health and in a short time there will be no further trouble from catarrh.
 You take no risk in buying Hyomei. The complete outfit costs but s1.O0, ex- tra bottles Soc, and if after using, you say it has not helped you. the Larson Drug Go. will return your money.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10

continue to suffer rather than submit to examinations which so many physi- clans propose en order to intelligently treat the disease; and this is the req son why so many physicians fail to cure female disease.
 This is also the reason why thousands upon thousands of women are corre- spending with Mrs Pinkham, daughter in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham, at Lynn Mass. To her they can confide every detail of their illness, and from her great knowledge. obtained from years of experience in treating female ills, Mrs. Pinkham can advise sick women more wisely than the local physician.
 Read how Mrs. Pinkham helped Mrs. T. c. Willadsen. of Manning, Ia. She writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
 can truly say that you have saved my life, and cannot express my gratitude in words. Before 1 wrote to you telling you how felt, had doctored for over two years steady, and spent lots of money in medicines besides but it all failed to do me anygoOd. had female trouble and would dailyhave faint ing spells backache bearing-down pains, and my monthly periods were very irregular and finally ceased. I wrote to you for your ad- vice and received a letter full of instructions just what to do. and also commenced to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. and have been restored to perfect health Had it not been for you l would have been in my grave today"
 Mountains of proof establish the fact that no medicine in the world equals Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound for restoring wOmen's health.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10

which there ought to be a greater in- terest in irrigation than Arizona. The greatest strides have been made here and the greatest opportunities for rur- ther development exist here.
 There will no doubt be a good at tendance of distinguished and able men from all parts of the country, and much will be done at Boise to shape irrigation policies.
 Since the cultivation of land is one of the great industries of this terri tory, this and all other opportunities for the promotion of it ought not to be neglected.
 Tn making up the delegation he was authorized to make. the governor was careful in the selection of men not only interested in irrigation but who he thought would be able to attend the congress and reflect credit upon the territory by their presence there.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
Total number of delegates. .19O

Total number of delegates. ...19O
 Proxies will be recognized only. when presented by voter of the county from which the same is issued.
 All railroads have been requested to make reduced rates for this convention, and if no special rates is in force when delegates leave for the convention they should take receipts for money paid so that if possible the matter can be ar ranged for return transportation.
 A full attendance of delegates is de- sired. as well as the. presence of rep resentative republicans from every part of the territory.
 By order of the executive commit lee, w. $. STURGES. SIMS ELY, Secretary. Chairman
 Dated Phoenix. Arizona, August 4th, 1906
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second-The selection of a repubII

Second-The selection of a republi- can territorial committee
 Third-The transaction of such other business as may properly come before the convention.
 The basis of representation of the several counties in said convention will be one delegate for every fifty votes cast at the last general election for Hon. B. A. Fowler. for delegate to congress, and one additional delegate for each fraction over twenty five. Such delegates shall be chosen in such manner as the republican county cen tral committee of the respective coun- ties may determine.
 Upon the foregoing basis the ap- portiOnment will be as follows.
 No of
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
FILING OF ANSWERS
 IN IHE PRIORITY SUIT
Defendants Set Up That They Have
 Ms Interest in Controversy.

There was a rush of answers in the district clerks office in the priority suit of Hurley vs. Abbott. Street X Alexander filed two documents, in which forty-six of the defendants are represented. There is no denial of the allegations of the complaint. the de- fendants merely disclaiming any inter ests antagonistic to those of the plain tiff
 Attorney J. NJ. Jamison filed an an swer for himself and for another de- fendant.
 Speaking of his attitude toward the suit, MT Jamison said:
 'I was served with summons last week in the priority suit. the day after l appeared before the government en- gineers at the Water Users associa- tion rooms to state my reasons for being opposed to this suit. At the time of the filing of that suit I owned 250 acres of land about Phoenix; I now own 175 acres.
 ''In that suit MT Hurley claims prior right to the use of water from Salt river, dating from the year 1870 for the irrigation of his 24O acres of land. I am not disposed to contest his right thereto, especially at the great cost it would be to me to do so.
 Tn such a case the statutes of Ari- zona provide that I may discIaim and recover costs. I have filed my dis claimer to this suit That lets me out without further expense, and he may have his Judgment for the water to properly irrigate his land-he can have no more in any event-and I am at no expense"
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
ADJUSTMENTS

The name of George Ade is now known throughout the length and breadth of American and Europe. and one of his plays means that much money has to be spent. Correspond ingly well known is the name of Henry w. Savage, the prominent New York mananger, and who probably stands at the head of the class today So. when it is announced that one of Ades big best successes, '"The County Chair man." presented by one of Savage's largest and best companies. is to be
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
INTENTION. REpueLIcANs.

There will be an important meeting of the county central committee held at the office of Shirley Christy in the Nicholson building. over the Union Savings Bank, on Saturday. August IT.. at D. m., for the purpose of arranging for the primaries and such other busi- ness as may properly come before such meeting. F. O. RICHMOND.
 Chairman By c. 4. MAUK Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
NOT FOR THE FIRE

"Ah, MT Penn" said the misguided admirer of young WOOdby Pote, don't you think that MT. Pote's poems are full of words that burn-'
 Never put 'em to that test" replied Penn, the editor 'I merely drop 'em in the waste basket."-Philadelp Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
A WOMAN'S ORDEAL
DREADS DOCTORS QUESTIONS
Thousands Write to Mrs. Pinkharn, Lynn, Mass, and Receive Valuable Advice Absolutely Confidential and Free

There can be no more terrible ordeal to a delicate, sensitive, refined woman than to be obliged to answer certain questions in regard to her private ills, even when those questions are asked by her family physician, and many
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL CON
 VENTION.

The republicans of the Territory of Arizona are hereby called to meet in delegate convention. in the city of Bis bee, on Thursday, September 9th. 1906. at o'clock D. m, for the following purposes:
 First-The nomination of delegate to congress.
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"23-Skiddoo" sale at "The Hub" is a winner for you.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-10
MILLS COLLEGE
 AND SEMINARY FOR YOUNG wOHKE

Accredited to Universities and Eastern Colleges. Fall term opens August 18th Forty first year. 2. Surroundings of College most heafthfuI and beautiful. Free from rigors of winter or the heat of summer. Superior advantages of fered in every branch of study Special features added the past year. 4 re- fined Christian home. Catalogue and descriptive matter free. Mrs. C. T. Mills. Pres. Mills AConege P. O.. Cal
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272S N. 42d Court, Chicago
 DandeTine produces and maintains for the scalp state of health and activity far above the normal Its applications are healing, cooling, qua very inYigorating to both the hair and scalp. IL shows results from the very first application. lt IS so eneacious that a sample bottle will, in many cases, be sufficient to prove it's rare spe- cinc virtues. NOW at all druggists, three sizes.
 25c., soc. and S1.Oo per bottle. kNoWLTON DANDERINE CO. Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24

Der Of the ear It's strange. but .
saw that number when I waa flyin9
over the fence"
what waa tho number9" asked
Mr. smdds
IT WIS Hf3"
eElaht fhlrtoeni Arc you sure1'
"a sure as I ever was 81 any
hinR In my life WHY"
Because $40 ia--is'
rs what7 Speak out mani
ait r. the number Of your
daughters car
Hang me for a fool II II ian'ti
And that chauffeur WIS the viper
/ have been paying my good money
to Where fl H0rtenfe2'
She left here with Carr half an
hour ago or more"
And II wag my daughter beside
him, the woman arpond whom ha
had his ARM"
The MASTERS language would
have done credit 10 sailor or 10
Uncle joe Cannon. lie rushed into
the house for his rifle, vowing to
kin Carr on sight After bath ha
Mr 8Mdds 10 change his
clothes, and then be sat on tho
porch with his rifle across his
knee. waiting for Carr 10 return.
But Carr came not. and ia the
morning we found the master sleep
.ag peacefully in hammock. hue
there WAS no peace after bo
awakened
TO be Continued
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Unknown Man
Badly Cut

shaving with an old fashioned razor
what's the use 81 taking chances
when bae viii buy first class
safety razor with extra keen edge
blades a. uafielra Red Cross DRUG
Store ei0 second ave. tomorrow ?
ISIS savings, too. on Shaving Mugs
fur the zoe kind 60 at zoe and the
zoe kind at soc. Iathsf Brushes
tomuuow az Ice. that regularly sell
a. zhe or sec takes tte brush.
These prices are Tor Saturday only.
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CHAPTER X


The master WAS d man Of fairly
oven temper I think that ia some
surroundings. where there Was no
more irritation to be Inflicted than
a man suffers Ia ordinary eitY life.
ho would have been a genial man.
Things had been running along 20
smoothly that l expected an out
burst hourly, and Il came Such a
phfoNyam Of anger he never had
had before when ! WAS With him
And ho VAS justified IN being an.
Ery.
lie waa hind 10 al animals. but
he loved horses. and he kept half a
dozen. All Of them well bred. though
spawned lio delighted in riding
horseback lie often rode bare back
at Kaliop over the farm. and con.
aidering his size and age he Was a
good Rider lie also drove great
deal. using two spirited animals
hitohed 10 light wagon
one sunday afternoon he started
out for a drive over the country
roads. aud an hour later he returned
Ia the house on foot lie limped
badly. his clothes were torn and as
white from dust as a millor'H Hla
face. too. WAS covered with dust
that had been turned 10 mud Ia
places from Precipitation. Through
the dirt We could nee blood when
We rushed up 10 him. and Ne were
Ia great fear believing be had been
seriously injured
I'm not hurt much" ho said III
had had a gun so ] could have
had Jest one shot a. the pup who
In responsible for this | wouldn't
Worry about being hurt
How did Il happen !' asked Mr.
Skidds.
Il was driving along the road NJ
a moderate speed and when near
the bridge over Paint creek. where
the road IL very narrow. some dirty
hound from the city came up be.
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CORRECT YOUR
SPELLING BOOK
,sraossr ROOSEVELT HAS
ospesEc REFORM IN SPELL
NC AND TROUBLE BEGINS

oySTxn Eat. ASS % Uacis
a. : 2rs with -5hroekh The
,<xlsns seAay znHouned that the
r<EAnx sxfarms Teeenmeasisi bY
4. rsfs~xss rerssnlffss Noeia here
sns - sesspsed IN ali departmental
n.sssanszaes and esfleiai aeea-
nax Printers. sssuosTaH hsfs.
tws. "a catins, effxers ars ord
~ y ~usiessa Eaxlfsh a. she -
sgs
m snAsir prlalss 10 nrasfsd 10
g-esrr nsss II he NEST fFsunsnsiY
~ AzntEsd words wsfs nas ne8s
z<ssx sn4 dlssrihnfs in an derart-
zmss The prxssieHf thinks % sGvs
n ansssesa language snaiVidnal-
> al as a frsait. SAVED tEmn and
t~sAi< iw ne saisres snI make
! nses ~ ferslxnefs - iesrn the
Asxsaxs.
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PALMER OUT
OF THE RACE

After soms consideration State
Senator y II paImsr. ~ho has an
noune.d himself a. candidate for
reelection. has Withdrawn frosa The
senatorial tight Ia favor of Robert
y Booth. Who u Endorsed b. sen
aioF Piles
In a letter announcing hlA With
arMwai Senator Palmer states that
be il In favor Of the direct pffmar1
iaw. and n elected 10 The isKislas
turs. would vote IN favor II It,
passage lie attributes that fact a.
the direct cAaps for the rather un
frlendiy feeling between senator
Piles and himself
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HG OFTEN RODE BAREBACK.

over the fence and into a oornfield.
while the horses gailoped down the
road after the car"
Didn't he stop"
stop nothing7" roared the mas
ter lie went twice as fast after
he lift me"
What kind OF a looking man WAS
he9"
lie was going 50 fast | couldn't
make out his features ! saw there
was a girl beside him ON the front
seat, and he had one arm around
her. steering the machine with one
hand. That's what caused the acei.
deat. Fortunately ! saw the mum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-24
BAKERY LAW IS
DOUBTFUL

The question as 10 whether the
state lac governing bakery lnspec
lioas b the state beard of health
- constitutional and applleahie ta
cases In Seattle. may cause the
city board Of health 60 recommend
the passage OF an ordinance cover.
ms bakery inspection. In Spokane
ecanty the state iaw vas defeated.
and u h considered doubtful by
city authorities as 10 whether the
las would have force and sf.
feet IN this city.
Mayor Moors. who IL the author
% the iaw. stated yesterday after.
neon thai be would recommend a
city inspection u the state Law was
found lacking
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WASHINGTON IS
LAUNCHED
SEATTLE MADE STEAM
SCHOONER ENTERS WATER
UNDER FAVORABLE coNpl-
TONS.

steam schooner Washington vas
successfully launohad lant niEht
from the Ways 81 the Washington
Marine 20. Louise Fowler, the ! 4
year old daughter of = G. fowier
attempted O. chriaten the craft but
the bottle Of vine fell FROM the slides
81 the boat unbrohen. chaa. J.
Hutchinson was armed With See
end bottle and effected the ehriAten-
ms stockholders aud Invited
guests witnessed the christening
The Washington IL now nc hef
dock for final work lIer first
cargo viii be taken aboard sepiems
her 10 at niaksley for San Pedro
Another steam schooner. larger
than the washington, WIN At once
be constructed The name ~ the
new boat VIII be Alaska,
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MINE PLANT
FOR KIRKLAND

n.,,a Yals. formerly oeuer OF a
az a. twlne manuiaetafihg
80 = Eiskraidy scotland, nss
~ ~ sssseesssfal IA seeurins seiii.
-. -, i.Ssnelal baekias AMI ~ VA q.
g. g.. s~~ln Wosk upon a i'sA , as'
~ - ,rsss faesoU At Kirkland.
=, =. .,'s tcg the faeieFy has
20, - e.sa purchased iFeu' 'he
~, 49,, Inysssmsns ecInpsns =,
ss NJ ssrmers u cAshslis -, ana
nv. .sso,, q nav tlAx has =, bee v ,ss.
49,. IA i s estimated b " : ne -,
49,. 49,, he csnlrarss IN Asai wa % ~
wa, ...ss,r s.'s 5 rua To- fae,ofl me
sr,l sssr rny assa WI p s,.'
- - = ths fsesov Al the start
=. - ise sanbeF ssil gradually 10
..,.ssea as TIE saaplY q crude
~..s-tai advances SAILED wof =
- fsuna tAs east VII D. brought
=. 4 sapxrsnleaa the sofk
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CONTRACTS ARE LIT.

The county commissioners yes.
ttfdhy let contracts nEgrogating
1890 The contracts were G. G.
Snyder. for the construction OF 10
feet Of ireatle. extending from the
south limit Of South Park. $500
Thomas Alexander. FOR tho con.
atrnctiun OF Holly av.. near
Brighton Beach, u.3tb. TO James
hfus. for tho Improvement OF road
saii south OF Auburn. f2.b0is 10 G.
e Snyder. for a small bridge across
4 creek cast Of Thomas station
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Good rats are Ike good friends.
they last as Ions as fou wani them
when you pay o. for a HAHgAH
HAT, from the Seattle Hat FACTORY.
you are getting s. worth OF style.
quality aud what's what In head
wear We know. and you vii
knou too. that no better hats can
be- made nj tho price Let ~ ahov
you onr pea full styles The place.
1910 Second ave.
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TRAINS BODY ARRIVES.

With - guns booming a sad
salute the body Of Heaf Admiral
Charles Train WAS taken FROM
the cruiser Princeton last night 20
the King " depot where Il was
shipped 10 New York for burial
Lieutenant Train. son, and Com.
mender rock accompanied the body
east No demonstration Was made
hura
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THE MARKETS

Practically 40 change IL noted
shipments are comlnE In lsas rcN.
uiaFtY and only staple pTodacts are
seeu Ia abundance. The steamer
ExeslsioF leaves Cor Alaska points
with a full cargo % small fruits
and Vegetables today California
Muscaf grapes ar. eomtnx sn more
pleattfuliy and are Ening a. g. Is
psr crate The small black grape
la worth ti5o. Butter. eggs aud
cheese femaia the aame. with
pgiees firu
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Frusa

f.nmnas y res - ~ = p~t ~ wssz3t.
fssss srstss go -. - 81 = iFsasrfsA 80
esats tsaey @ssssss FrF - Nkssts
Hafs aas -. $3.50 pfafa4 go efsts
Fsaa trs. NptzHW. E9F crate e1Nf5e NAM5
farats SO fFats o. ~ Wsaa4gfes. r@f
crate H.EWtAN kaNeAtHas44e fsf sfafas
& tWi arHieN 80 crate. nstlFFs " -
fIFlf He~t#iae o. 30 - &a&sks4FrAes e. fs
o. - sEsfs1aa p.aaFs ~ aea t7allfaE1ta
eH4Hans E0s - Naterrt4 y uenee ass
81 rfas aapies f@Ne. satire Tragedy
fsssnes 49, ia faHsen Fi4ne. 49,
40 49, Grassland asaehes. - Ust
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hind me IN an automobile. lie blew
his horn and / tried 10 drive to one
side OF the road 10 let him pass,
but he was going 20 fast ] didn' I
haYo time 20 get out Of his way.
Just as I looked around 10 see how
close he was, hts machine struck
tie buggy Away vent the buggy
Into the ditch, flew like q bird
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DANGER FRON
FIRES IS OVER
2 ,srssRN PART or s1Ars
..sr FIRES ARE UNDER
.uYeot - MANY LOSSES
ssroRrIo'

a.nsrr nom fonasi hes "a
AZ aa 49, part 81 thv state is
o $50 ss~dlnr 60 D a hufAg a
- 80. -. man With headauaf'e's
pgan s,,r. Who has iust fyttrutd
business tfip ,.t....,.
y ~" ths Northern Pacific line
~ ~ ,e MA seattle nrca had
eFa'ss 80 VEN either pelun pot
- s VA burned themselves out
50 =" - eords 81 wuod and
ST., ,ls have been Tvduced To
50 Tslephone lines have ant
~ ..',ay small MILLS asatz
~ .ssess,aseont the forsis have
fra 49, In most IT the flfeS
~ sa M ~ complete. aa very
s..aranea vas carried
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EaFir Has= ~ tez rsftsaks tstNA
iaseaf eate@ss. R~s -. ts0 - pess. =.
q les = $50 tsatA eaea Sa 500
tsfalps aseA - faHfa4tss fasfiNtaes. ffH
O. 3 nasfs.e act g ss4&ss. 49, 80 -.
flaa4sF4 saatn. - -. h44nsl 80
n fgN euteaa sws o. ~ EFssa easm
q - Ns&,ils Ecsstest tse1 pazAR4iss
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lsS Go to the Navy
Yard Sunday

- - tAs Pacific whlis squadron
: Aaszsipa. cruisers aud torpedo
VAL fasqre al here Take
q, ursaard k01ts boa, from Pier
.EtM -. II % a m. OF lis.
e O. 5s5e D m. Round
y y ff1tA go
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ROTARY ENGINE FLEET.

Norman X Smith. inventor of
the rotary engines in the littlSf
steamer The Seattle Spirit"
which was launched At Ballard
Tuesday night, will at once organizsg
a company with capitalization OF
10000. 900 for the purpose Of COM
structinR boats With rotary eDginesz.
Talbot for Patents. zoe Mutual Life.
zee
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sossEsclsrsr Tosiear.

WtsosE Nosern nualuesn Col
~ NJ koit Us twelfth annual
xnnsacsmsnt az the Seattle thea.
y izas sssnink Frank Baker. %
y Ssfsis H4fiuare eonspauv. wiif
'sssA<ss Asd Castles \ Wiley all
<stm ~ address 70 The gFaau
"a
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Time ana Cement

refttant csrasst talFaftea 80 ttf, % y.
FeFaaaaa e.assat caiitefnAs. p~f thl 81
sss ~ faf tstafnsa TAGS Fi4stsF Fasts
BE tkl q fire bsifk 80 - Alas
tsstns asir. 50 ~ 49, @stsl l-iA. 80 fsfA
Csc @ss
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Exclusive styles and new pat.
terms ia fall suits at Elliott & Me-.
Gregor. the tailors. 1923 Second az,
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Eastern Nash itsssnfsy - tan Puget
rsaue 80 fsF f0a alfalfa then Rxf ,ea
shsst AZ 90 go tra Esstssa " ashiHs
See aMts " fsf son faass Nsstaa eats -
80 tan atats Safn. - taf Tee efaFss1
tIi5tIfsaas 81 FaF tla5 81 ease 81 80
iaa1 traa 90 p-f So shsrsa - 80 I've.
ehaFfs+l fssd 81 PEE tee
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Can't be eauaied IN Seattle for
style. quality and variety. r. "
Brooks a Co. 1891 Ind ave. 80
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The $500 tat store.

Cant be equaled IN Seattle for
style. quality and variety b n.
Brooks a Co. iaat End ave.
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Low COIOniSt Rates

West bound. daily. August Il to
October a.. inclusive Tickets may
be prepaid At GREAT NORTHERN
TICKET OFFICE. Second and Co
lumbla. 80
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os-s ss's ,.s ssssA ls ssa' s-.' ss = -
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Special Shirt Sale at
". B. Hutchinson Co.

Tomorrow. Odd sizes In $50 Soft
Golf SHIRTS. 60 be worn With white
collar. special iie6 Corner Second
ard Union. 80
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Poultry.
live eif chisksn psf r. Ia troll.
srs itE b. sf8iu9 ~ Ave sarksfs 10 tto
-. agssss1 90 Ia. Aoitei i've aaess. 80
shtsksns tfoltes
Live stock.
wsfhsFs shssps so ~ sssi asss =.
fsse steers. psf - fsa Gees pef ~ -
valfea fsf u, telei iaaahs. per bead. o.
Meata
asseFs ref ~ O. s4ws - f4a xsai
r~f ~ tuite nawttass. fsF - sattsf sprins
ash. $50 ~ stA4i afsss@1 hes Fsf ~
t4tsE
Fish.
sehscesf haahUh pc 10. aesaRl sisawsss
hatftslt as ~ tHts4F - iHsga tfNut efsss
-. raf ~ NutEstr seiussa treat psf ~
ff5 fslsHUs "a ifaeH. ~. = fAaaHasrs
~ 80 setss ~ 81 Fegk 80. gsf ~
o.. shFiurs go ia sglssl siissr sntaits
~ - ulfmita nfstsfa 30 sses u 80
" UWAM ST sai t44 ~ y pes saes
tfax Sfafa. o. eel -
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shssss. wlseensin tsins Fsr -. "a VIE
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