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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

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tna hslftaHN eH sscaHH stnfE tathi IRE
80 80 80 81 sss s.l s.'sf eessiisa 81,
- tilsHt Itsn Price b ven iaa ~ -
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% saf hiss rises faf psffg rha rahts
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tssfs q go Natfaas ssr iias caass a.
iasro66. 80 n.nsy nee
III ~
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H'eaafsins tasl r. tsssn - slaes This
riafss!E = sffia faisaiss - HsW 81
hANfEb
49, sfaesn ssttssss IN 500 iseslty
We hafS So tafafs hs~. gi'H - ths
OTIS HANapS
- niess 90
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lssssffg asaih = tess sfa f'ass
ug8nar b praeItAN a 81.
- nee lee nlass IF
81 THEssF iSVF9TsisSf Co
ssafhsss s..iiis
cafn.s Las Wa as hsiaist neaisssFt
a..f sa..t a. - fs.tssst.t. IA
". sa.ssss hass. - - flns si.ys
iicg tles ffsta 80. fiW *stsf -
~ esvn o. asgts 49,.
,n..@s ss'liz.. ssasl. fssss. - "a 80
piss ffpr, tiaas.f $500. h.i@a h.tf sss,-
f.ss : a@stil. & mu "a -.
80 a, =. , -
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hig.s neaa hfusswsY, so isFsss kesfss.
c.w usF9 $50 -
q - aazliA esss - tsfass $50
taa ~ assf stssl fses - ee@a
- 50 Msfsih lsafs terms
' Xvi. < nosrtnsfs
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- ufg~mtai ntza&. hssifts IL
fhfss Hfius raans - 80 hns isN
WNA MAAAaN n NHA ? ~ T - - q -
80 Nee gnfh ttaeH AZ
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sHas - falf fsfttse AZ flraf*a sna
fsnaat thsaifH a. ~ see sttssi
NOM . Ti'r TAh 81 -.
uaktssts - rss4ss 80 bsFfss tfsals -
fRfs 80 afafai sakafs tisfAFn Harts
fs.aa.s sgsa saa sHatns asisT fHssnt ta4s a.
ssrssfets nnare
aaaN prices 81 - - - = 81
sstk . BE- e. aesu sHa 81 nsaHihtf. Sass
shr sata sriuHs - fAsi
FUrF ste AnANTfFu HfTl.F
FhEE aunEH ~ cAsE uF DEATH
atfH 80 81 FUh All. CASH
No fsaffsasus ha rHsss 30 etaansss
rafassrs tssass as pgfass uifh ofhsfs ~
fhs fsaFksa 49, - eth - fHHFtsars - hat
ssas faa.. sfs ffH4s ams siFfh So 80 fhifd
fss IS 90 ssfsz - tess h.fwssn seattle
al ths isAs 9fsNs esss. sias ssfssis
sitsnsks fHf nafef- - hnafs rhaft tss
. -. tanafs4e ~ hNa~s aNA Asrfa fafns
fHss HsHFa haa1H aaHtef 90 tsfais
Fsks NssAtasiea - uafs ~ saiHuts 49,
-. = ttrksfs So NJ West 81 rasinf.
fids - Ha4nisF nsArh. o. e. sfYftss.aii
81 ftaeinr ulaA Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

x y Sampson. sirih ay south
aud gnoqHalmss f.. reports that his
house Nas entered last night and q
watch aud some clothing stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23
VIII MATTE VIrw iofa

poe sale Two fiae ints IN West Seattle
ar sunset as. flee Kleu - ronnH auH city.
all isFeisi ~ fur huiidinE f'fies ffnff uwus
81 tfaa each fNa1 Fssh Hueh property i Tim
itrf ana lots directly across street ere self
iag faf A. 80 each Tuu can make Va
pfunt " uhfu four months on This AddresH
a. VI are star If
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WILLARD UNION TO mesr.

The willard Union vii bold ~
ANNUAL meeting Thursday Al ~
o.. IA nj the home of Mrs Dskr.
mond. ~ Twenty fourth ~. south.
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q. ftas 'aTHa# ga 49, aa Hsa~Eaa az. HHa u
lfnn sff~st sf.as sma ssaeHsN
20 go r@tt
o sse -cpfasf saslsa e Tsd.r.l =.
sna Hester street Ersts art s8aH
va e. frunt - So. pad
4 Essa raffsaf flaasan smf EeHth a.
rffh faaf fneH5 h1iss. tssf telz
fiun ftfaeHt HtFN
o rs - tasia ~ Broadway. tsf~rst
q tHar sHf n iisf
q ~ b, tssiss - nssaa~sy. tsiwssa
Mis- amH HaaHHAs
A taaafY WNhrN QtIck. - NFhM uH
nerissa1 nseF Hnshats -
uftehsffarisa risw fus al ums e.
uufuN
4 - ennsf nssfon as F4sfaks ~
SO 50 siisf ahsalafslsf tstf hnf ia
fns aHslrf
O. 49, sattzt 90 rsafh a. y. near Haan
nsr 80 stararf Wee = stats Wris
fsfalfH anf faks WasffHstcHa
uIatfakasa q SRI k~pN
sia ss WesttuEfnn Ht.s
Main tffi lN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

fats Iafa lets iafHs htnfk - istH
fahEina in price from ~ 60 tib. These
arg anui iuts tn ruoi lnratluusl tifrrn
Lie Nnitafd. nHsf rahufban sections ~
tbs ritY fAn ssu thsss on terms 80 su.
Feu. ths1 ale Sod invsrtmsnta Haf
lass naunsY bn thsss tufs. very low iuisf.
go en- deferred - Fmfuts. handy 70 fafs.
stores rhHfa bee schools
q NJ HARM uup. tlstls HALTER BIDS
atf
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Efsan iafs NJ fssi Yes fHnnirs frnfn
raf uns frta tsss washington rnlf 81 -
~ sill - vsffh t1ie sart shea canal u
built Ne uriy haEs hN o. sell. nice anf
them faf five faFs. cffirs4 rfEH auifs
EunaaF untH saif cot = sivs svsffens q
chance G. fEiiifnan owner ofnrs~ IN
Tirass hink rrfns tpfas tsfefs Sos late
fn FHur 49, uT aifi EutHE o. srhnatH 49,
20 nfliirH 10 a. sssrinfhfae TO- Them when
thaF fabe Mn fhr battle - Mfr u hrm thrg
hsl sfas q areF Then tihnE ~ fhss ffnY a
blrf 81 Eiri ard ahan ihsf star rsrt Ca Nfa
sinun they Hill realise . aG1 Fsr cent an
Frff Inf 80 HsHnf fur thsfu ard have com
fHsfahlH sHHa ~ start On 1usf fhtnk a
over sd % ahai h1urh far usefu Gene n
ara isf 10 tsli fuu ahUut ~ Pert tiHsnsnn
Improvement Co. 81 riahrer tuihiins -
afftf IT
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graa ao1 surih e lana bought Nv & n
ftiiirnar si rarifta City ~ i rev siaksa
snf Ntss people aNd fuffn0r buyers dnn
nssl 70 BE- tod tNtus @ come nqw tedar
"a piFk out the rufnsrs tefcfe the unenlue
day Acres enc biark - street unlY
" o. trFHts n . aswu. = per uenth See
Eiiimane ssleeHfsn IN ffius block teaaF
anf sss samples u hiAck dift from this
tara fausa fnfar TT
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pnonr YouR MANI 40

PRONE YOUR WANT 40
To The star-Aasin iesei ina
lisA The star viii call and coll
lsct the hill. and viii send 20
yuu the answers 90 vouf az when
addressed care The star"
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
ApNURrls- NGNTs. SlfuA
TON WANTED, HIP
WANTED AND AT oTHHH
ADS ONE CENT A WORD.
Seven verbs 81 fractions ~
Insertion.
Seven words or fractions OF
words 60 the line. cash IN ads
vance. when charged 60 o.
count actual number q hnes -
tst vii be counted Minimum
hHi Tor an sad SO cents Hal
lard Want "A AGENCY, 2 H.
Mullen. ST ballard Ave. OPP
city IL
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HAunAfNH * BALTIMORE ADD
MHssf hstrssH fsas fHian 49, Green
sks sgaas tee - isss 49, fifa
O - -fnfHsr - hsss fsgY nns
Gi aaa Nastsfa fnam hnuss sta thrss
so : risesas rrFHFf
cF&Tt ~ HEktTr co.
f4t Aiaska tifa
Nsiu $3.50 faa ea =
a'NsAF- : go. diats t. fscifts fntF
~ So valley tast~ q taYinE tsFs ffssN
gsrssr 80 nHtf - Or teFtNs ~ fN spwn
- q 80 Hasnfh aes waite a. fesss sfsNt
e. Fsfins eftf - Farcsaa tr,sfizfteH street
cas- ttns - sestaa ~ Ataf haasn - HiNs
esse's effaa.s o. Tinnes tterAl ssse. t.fsFs
a. -. II
30 81 Mrf ~ sranss sssf.s etuss ~
xsltsH tsHaz ngsnta te&ss q hsusss III
- tsfu 81 snrs rricss ~ aF tsFsas y
fsr s1ssnih e@s ths asnss g. = tfiliznan.
- Nta ssisssasr - Ttfnss htfrs tassT 80
wNs har aeiHtufessa $50 shsu Naa ean
Aaf lsat -. Cleared and teast. ea auos
tnsiia4arf Nith . csf far - 80 auun
ara - 49, o. ferrss
fNtnN liANu 80
rakM WNshfnEfHa nids
iis tH
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rtoSEER REALTY co.
rNnER NEN MANAGEMENT
prkn ot-n "tfa BULLETIN BOARD
Vuu nr SEss HAnaAtNF hNp ny
nooMSn florstR MprEts ItonRns
kSn Tors FAHsiA ACREAGE AND
ifitoSr - YorR wANrs-NAIN ias
g aEsesoNn ~ sotru ROOMS ~
ANp - at
.
Wv traaa haase. AT usessru. scos
yi.w sias' - cars snd school. oniy iaaa
S.e f-rozsa nossrn eagtaes. IN rset~rn
rloss @ cars. tQfeif ,iee y utiu fids. sna
Nee neat s-fpam cettaHe moderu .
ninetss uds. nics iofaiits oniH o. - va
MUnnocK a nnHLkE.
NJ EsHpfs nidR
lit T0WTHIN7
oF LAKE WASHINGTON
siU fnfressa she fslus - he shore isuds
ten faA Anfors able 90 eseure sstsf
ana state fishts should net hesitate. Thete
49, sfin q few ffaFfs ~ RsiniaF Rsaeh ut
-. - niiess = s.. e 80 n''sss CONS
A. Weed 81 roslafro- q Rainier hsarh
- e K siurievani. 81 Boston IN Is =
ENAr ~ MN HOME
raafp nfHfsfn outtsEe. fine finish. one
block from aresn TAXA fire view and q
hsaufF hH rrsi Co ses a. f.Go5 ff's
down balance fasF
pt'Eris isN N RoSs
~ rurinr biock
sass rszIlencs rsvI,srly ~ vsrloas raTt,
81 fHn cts fur asis Euuas ard me
ard 1 WIN ftni chat Yun want
a. q COMPTON.
HIF Nufunt life Hlhz % =
o. asaa Apartment brand rev tu6iauE
close in viii uaf % per cent net
80 nsia flanrH business rnrnsr
81 $50 fsannY HiN CORNER. ns~ flats
.. eea Nee cottage. 5 fs-sinsl terms
81 - Madrana Heights siehtiy lot
~ q EIfFFN.
fa1 Mau Nufk Hlagk.
lelrphent Main aieA
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= fasGSNTuN 90.
Hfs.fns % - - taapns Hiarh
fheeea Mas in Isd A tTs.
O. ta
% 49, esff ftfe iara fassf hauHs.
IL - hs9gss s faH8 rtahf afWaf ~
IL. III tssffan mfsh Afd meef Nrefnsffmu
= 4taA nra haHss ~ seattle EfHEaffH
a. 20
~ Afss staiee ishf .. tesfina ffuf
tfpss ftsnutug stream tsfrnna hensss 4ia
fsrt - usisrfrunt a. hsauitful sanhr
sfarinH beach
See rsf Acfe
Al ana in and fHerfe tfstts. un
f.rrtf fuaa. 81 a4fFutes salk ffum tsfks
shir fafdsi tEttc fare ffufn SEATTLE
FHEF IANp To- ALTON
We sill tnTaia kuu fire. an assrff
rIaIaH ~ . sfrss ~ move under suld
aitrh affh ssgrssnhi eaffr rsht o.. -
90 azre. en essf tffus. near tpun aaa
faiifaaf
We nave q frU rhsd hufnssfssfs with
ilushaf Hna Water thnt HH ran anests
IVA un - = suleft pffrs
hrMF iNFEFTAENF GO
na ut faoussF Nihs ff
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LEWIS fIfTfNHfrfu co.
HEAls BNfkfh
SOW ~ TnE TfaH


raF you - set late ths HsHi Nstats
Faus and Haaka ifiiH uissHf faa fnaf
eli wallis fhs sHsntss sfs 49,
fsefsena a4rsss fhsf thtfs AHi - uu
RE- sfaHts#1 activity ffan ans $50 ~
nfsi - tas Fe4f
n fs tah o. go Yea eaais 90 e tate
Fssi estate Hlth fhs lsafitHai asssfsass
tfag ID aaata shas q Aaassalas saaHt ~
lshaAfE {. 1877
II -. hats fts - ean sisas POS HNsfs
fHH aan faf 10 tnta gfslrftf Nhtsh uiH
lss SEA- 81 irEsi = ~ gsuf rfpnt ~ tha
iifss - ths 49,
~ $50 ranaef stafs that seaaHf fea as
NssasHif Asst in ~ 80 ~ uiauth shA
go HNNtaENA ffAA - tnFssintsat
sfH fasrta SECS e ssfn - - rshf Hisfils
fhs sasts - he nsh stth O. ~ - =. -
90 la 80
Wtit. fs rsf1f-isHs
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rssss aaaAis ffaHt - tsniH wifh
fasafs fIafatafH fesfass 81 tsnffHt sfilfi =
h. as ss4ta ~ saoss Ia "a Bssonn lfiN
rric# rs fsffas
faasHa hfzss $3.50 tnI hissh tftsA 90
~. : nfs pisces iEngf8FsassHts iu eaa
fsaid - tsrlHN
q faasn sfftrIlF fanasFa eattafa. nfFFf
tassn egvaasesf aas4 les ca tA ~"
- aasI fsrtas
Ona arf~ strafef aEf fsuFsf 81 ff1it
sna tsfssss secs s1fl saaswasA ans stfsst
ffsaea flaas e. daf aifh fcsafH NsHt
bsiH asstaFs 9 - tsff sasf tsgns lhis
q hafsasn.
ANEnfcaa uEAt. ESTATE COMPANY
~ e Eiuussf hies
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OVERNIGHT
ENTRI les

The following are the entries ~
Fridays races ~ the Meadows:
FIRST RACE Pour aud one Axlf
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- ssie f'llsaH-A Hshf rfas-rT dailTefF
snd haflsoa. =ff d
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Magnolia
Blufl

Nssuhia man is stirsriiHs fnefs 81
faff5aa fHaa anf Hifsf es1firn = t. falf
a. fks f.Heaarf ftsas 1850 fNsfe HH@ Hi
fhssa gflrss kud FaH ~Hi uaaks 20 nff1flis
eNa 81 rf fhs fAa Aafzast tnss ith gafsf
wee - sassH ana fIfF anly re uataafrs
-sik ffrfd 80 HaH 49, I'll sunr - fiEtf
81 ssf Na.
rfa shaft tfuis : -tI affsf teen 81 ffae
iss e. tsH safh aa fsfnas = ssa fHat
flts % Hpfsgatanitf ttet as hFfFt
aaams aKafm eFi MesHfas Higu tht fHilfe
% 80 - 6snea szff = F@affls
3 LAWSON
Ele feauanE Aife
faf Nstn NeG ~
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49, ---'-,', 90 ga "a
With flfV water huili en- crn<f 80
feet. : hioaks ffem car 1851 - -
eighth Nrute Krhnnt slightly view q -
hay Ard Hinuutstus = ~ = ~ -
terms $50 cash. balance 81 ~ 81 -.
This offer Tor fau DAYS oftiya tsW ~
MONT s1H nsuafa Csr and ccias 81 -
iosh a. ID Inquire at 80 West sth 2 q
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poslnsss e.iAseseN---
MARSH & GEORGE
=. l.l....II-n mn MN

phanss Ind Nat Main ~
IraHtur HAsinsss tshanar NfflHs ~ The
s. vast IL iva aant rs hu1 - ell .
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q n WILLIAMS 90.
ffft Western egFnuF Heafffa ~
Ths largest sHd most faeufablg kndra
sash and aaor aeaisfa IN ths Northwest
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-20
Well Charged.

The man stammered painfully as he
stood in the dock at one Of our po-
lice courts. His name was Sissons.
1t was very difficult for him to pro-
nounce his own name. He had the
misfortune to stay out late and make
an uproar one night, and to have to
account for it before the magistrate
the next morning.
whats your name?" asked the
magistrate.
Sissons began to reply: "Sis-sss-
sss-sss."
stop that noise and tell me your
name," said the magistrate Impatient
ly.
"Sis-SsS-ssS'-
THAT will do" said the magistrate
severely. Officer. what is this man
charged with?"
The policeman, who, of course was
an Irishman. Immediately responded
with true Irish wit:
Il think. yer honor, hes charged
with sody wather."
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-20
To Cook Beef.

II instead of placing our beef in cold
water and then gradually heating It,,
we We're to plunge the meat into hot
fat or boiling water, the effect pro-
duced would be vastly different. A
crust would be formed, due to the
coagulation of the albumen, the juices
could no longer escape, and the beef
would retain it's original flavor. The
resulting broth is poor, but the meat
is rich in taste and in nutritive value.
Roasting, broiling and frying in fat
are always to be preferred to boiling,
simply because the flavor Of the beef
is thus preserved. Much. however,
depends upon the fire. The larger the
cut the lower should be the tempera-
ture; the smaller the cut. the hotter
should be the fire. This culinary
paradox is explained when it is con-
sidered that intense heat coagulates
the exterior of the small piece of beef
and prevents the drying up of the meat
juices. A large piece of meat, If sub
jected to heat. could penetrate tC
| the interior. 1t is upon this principle
! that steaks and chops are broiled.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-20
WITH The POETS

Let EN- Ride.
When you see little fellow with q
sled Of red and yellow,
And his cheeks with winter roses all
aglow;
Don't whip up and shrek with laugh
ter when he vainly follows after,
But pull up and let your horses
saunter slow.
while you smile and gladly look
on,
Then "gidap!" and trot off with the
extra load.
You will never know what joy is till
you know some happy boy is
Hooked behind" and gaily sliding
down the road.
I have known some selfish creatures
who wore scowls upon theil
features
And who always have green hate
upon the mind,
Who would take an endless measure
of a most peculiar pleasure
They would grin at ev'ry chance tc
whip behind"
curls behind, and seldom missing
Gives the boy cruel hurt and
breaks his hold
Old Nick grins and says, 1--WE cinched
him! That's sign my, imps have
pinched him;
There's driver I'll protect from
future cold"
Bless the man who smiles while look
ing at the happy boy who's hook
ing
On behind and gaily riding on his
sled.
May that man find each day sunny
may he have good health ant
money,
May life's choicest blessings rest
upon his head.
If by providence empowered would
have rich blessings showered
Every day upon the man so gooi
and kind
That he always says, Cali right, son
hook behind and hold on tight
sOn!"
He's all right-the man who neve,
whips behind.
will M. Maupin in Commoner
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-20
NYotlca ~ rya pondon.
Homeseekers and Settlers!

To points in Nebraska, Colorado
Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, India1
Territory, Oklahoma, Texas and Louis
lana, the Minneapolis & st. Louis R. R
has placed on sale for January 2 and
16, February and 20. round trip and
one way tickets at extremely low rates
for benefit of homeseekers and settlers
Round trip tickets at three-fourths o
the regular one way rate, limit twenty
one days. One way tickets at two dol
lars higher than half fare.
Tw>nty-one day tickets are on sale
first and third Tuesdays to points in
o.her states in the Southeast, West
and Northwest, at one far plus 81 TO
round trip.
Don't fail to call on NJ. & st. L
agents for full particulars as to rates
etc., or address A. B. Cults, g. p. & T
A., Minneapolis. MINI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-20
Safe. at ANY Rate.

The following is told of Thomas b.
Reed: When a young man, just COM
plotting the study of law, he wrote TO
the postmaster of a small Arkansas
town, asking what opportunities it Of
fered for an honest lawyer, and stat
ing he was republican. This answer
came back: IF you are republican
the game laws would protect you, and
il you. are an honest lawyer there
won't be any competition
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-20

Now, look here, Marjory," said 1er
father, didn't tell you that when you
heard me cough that was a signal that
whoever was in the sitting room with
you was to go home? Did that young
man leave last night" Marjory-
Eyes. papa; but he's coming back to-
night with bottle of cough mixture
for YOU"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-20
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Hennepin-Probate Court,

10ODt41 r INO41SI.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Hennepin-Probate Court,
In the matter of the estate Of John Tel
man. Deceased.
On receiving and filing the petition OF
Anna lehman, representing that John
lehman has lately died intestate. resi-
dent and inhabitant of the County of Hen
nepin. and State Of Minnesota. leaving
county, and praying that administration
of his estate be- to said petitioner granted:
1t is G. Tered, that said petition be heard
at at a a. sp.eial term Of this court. to be held
apolis. in said county, on Monday, the
29th day of January, 1906, at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon; and that notice Of such
hearing be given to all persons interested
by publishing this order at least once in
each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing. in the Irish
Standard. newspaper printed and pub
lished in said county.
Dated at Minneapolis. this 3rd day OF
January, 1906.
By the Court,
F. G. HARVEY,
Judge of Probate.
Attorney for Petitioner,
1911 New York Life Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-20
Lend a Helping Hand.


Lend helping hand, my brother;
Sister, cheer the saddened one,
Earth is full of sorrows, children;
God has plenty to be done.
He has placed thee there for some
thing,
Some great purpose to be wrought:
See thou dost not lose thy browning
When rewards cannot be bought.
Kind acts hurt thee very little
Kind words cost thee even l,ss;
Cups Of water gladly given
God will surely mark and bless
Earth is strewn with rough, dark
places,
Pitfalls for the young and wild:
Strive to rescue them from DANCE.
Guide them as a wayward child.
Treading daily life's stern pathway,
Some discouraged ones we meet.
Seeking work to keep off famine, .
Up and down the crowded street.
Do not spurn these weary plod 7ers,
Turn not from them in disdain.
Lend helping hand, good sisters,
And their thanks most gladly claim
Sick ones, too, we find around u.s.
Fever stricken, hollow-eyed;
Sister, woman's hand can comfort;
Let thy place be by their side.
Then, when death has snatched some
neighbor,
Leaving vacancy and grief,
To the mourners prove solace,
To the stricken a relief.
Aged ones need arms to bear them,
Blind ones need kind hands to guide
Lame and palsied seek assistance;
Work Is ever at our side.
Then. lend helping hand, my sisters
Never shirk work God has given,
Weary not, keep on well doing,
Thy reward shall be in heaven.
katherine r. Leddy.
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Have you any reason to doubt tho
honesty of the men who are behind
this measure?" was asked Of Senator
Graball.
WELL" replied the senator thought
fully, knowing then as we'll as I do
I may state that doubt is not a good
word to use in connection with them"
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Pin; District Court. Fourth Judicial
John p. Burchheld. Plaintiff.
J. M Frank Bowen William: ": Haywsrd.
ties aRn % Pay qsh tie
tsts described in ' the complaint here H.
State Of Minnesota to the Above Named
Defendants:
You and, each of you are hereby sum-
pnt the pant, in the above sns en-
He'd in the ONCE 81 the Clerk Of the SAID SAID
ana State IF Sy and 10
the subscriber at his office in the city
eSnfy s9 dsSs ater q the
Of this summons upon you. exclusive Of
the day Of such service, and II you fail
Aforesaid the piaintifr viii M apply to tine The
court Tor the relief demanded in said
JAMES E. o'BRIEN,
418 Phoenix Bldg,
Minneapolis.
Minnesota.
Notice of Lis Pendens.
has ftsn commenced in this court BY
the Aoove named plaintiff against the
Of determining the adverse claims Of
the above named defendants or either Of
them to or upon the real estate herein:
by this action are situated in the county
OF Hennepin and state Of Minnesota and
are described as follows: The south
Township One Hundred Eighteen Ql8).
Range Twenty-three (23). according to
the United States Government survey.
JAMES f. O'BRlEN,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
418 Phoenix Bldg,
Minneapolis
| Minnesota.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-02-15
Grain Shipments to That Country
Have Been Tied Up.
NO MORE CONTRACTS HAVE Been MADE
WITH UNITED STATES EX-
PIRES ON MARCH FIRST.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-All grain
shipments to Germany from American
settlement of the tariff question be-
tween the United s,.<es and Ger
many. The last shipments have gone
out and no more contracts for Amer
lean grain of any kind are untitled
and outstanding The tariff agree
ment between the United States and
Germany will expire On March 1 of
this year and, unless congress, in the
meantime, takes some definite steps
towards the establishment of recipro-
cal trade relations, the new high tar
iff on American grains will go into
effect in Germany.
The German reichstag has accept
ed the higher schedule on wheat, oats,
rye and barley, but has not yet acted
upon the proposed higher schedule for
corn, expecting, probably, that tine
United States government would take
some steps toward preventing a tariff
war between the two countries. I'm
der the new law the duty on wheat
will be IS mark per 10000 kilos, ms
tead of 35 as heretofore; rye, So mark
instead of SIS, mailing barley 40 in
stead of 20 mark, and oats SO instead
Of 20 mark. Should a tariff war be-
tween the two countries break out,
Germany would impose the maximum
rates, which are still higher than
the rates here given.
1t mas been a mystery to a great
many people on this side of the ocean,
how the German government was able
to secure the adoption of the new
schedule, as it's immediate effect
would be a considerable increase in
the price of bread in all parts of
Germany The socialists made the
best use of that argument in oppos-
ing the new schedule, but they were
appeased by the promise of the Ger
man government that the sum accru-
ing from the higher duties would be
transferred to the imperial pension
fund.
The general sentiment in Germany
is by no means one of enmity toward
the United States or it's products. The
themselves to retaliate against this
country, which discriminates against
German products.