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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-17
Million. Gu, Of Want" Ad.

n sounds almost incredible
60 believe thu Is Gas ~
vested Ia an advertisement
can bring fortune e. any
man II happened 20 Henry
Phipps. Cafnoaiuu partner.
when phippa was a younn man
he invested 20 cents In a shlt
uation WaN1tdt advertisement
An answer came from a hrm
who dealt IA iron spikes. he
started "a office boy promoted
io b0ukkeepcr. thea taken Into
partnership A situation Want
ed advertisement IA The star
az the cost Of few pennies
viii reach about all 81 the EN-.
ployufa In Seattle. and may
lead to great things for you.
u YOU seek employment send
message tomorrow
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COMPLAIN OF BLASTING.

Several residents % the Hsaccs
hin district hia morning. complain.
"a to the board o. public works hat
blasting was heinE done ~ tAs
Lewis Construction Co. on Eisvesst
az. and Charles 81
". ~. Lewis assured the bazrt
that II any blasting had BEEN ooes
recently Il had been done ~ Yioi1-
ssou Of the rampanys express o.
aerE and would be stopped.
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RGAl ssrArr tcoa,leu.dl


HARVARD nEALff CoHrhff. tht
hath. basement. modern ahtsHlfn''s
luf H1afft. hHHaa hHili ahHHf F'Af
ESQ fiEs View tafa iniHn hHd ODD
Hhalf distance ffHm it fhHfH s.li.'
pin6t - h' made aH 'h'H. saast i'''''
81 zoo saHh uaaauaF cottage ~ fa9ins
lHit laas ihau feairi - Ecu
al1Ha b. aaffh - sf rnfa aFtsa
aHd Hiii hs worth more lfi.s WHAf
iHi NHaiHpf aais Wuuh| Hsht hne
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.He THE o. tHFu piece anH
south step eant aassi. terms.
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established business Nl hHalfh ~
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Kaifa afaft aHd adlHrf lrfs HHfufu
tuHf SOD Terms. ifirs Ha
afhCfAts# Scar NsaasHa ser line fine Doe
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ln issaHtf rapidly iHurfnfies fHsiif
uufih she ufirr - fail fuH aaH red
ff as LwH ice a.. alH eel nNu
faf So Eufd terms.
SPECIAL Broadway HHrfhi meHHihrsni
NuiidfhU lai asffal faaHH sAsf nH
better Haf iu faaf l9asIit1 llirs
fIaH terms
d t1a FfaHaafl tftlF Improved premises
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even ffnt ~ HHaa % D. fest Glass
thfseahsHt. cess terms
HARVARD HEALTr COMPANY INC
49, WaIhsf Hallfins
iHe laa Ave
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COMMISSIONER is
KILLED IN turo

EAS RAFAEL cal. July IL
The body 20 Gen Richard y arflsi<
fhs san Franchise police connis
aiouef Who was killed last light d
Mount Tamalpaia. ln q eoliision h..
fmssa his automobile and q xrzFlu
train. uas removed 90 San F'rancisfs
this morning. The coroner fo1ri
the esftinrnte Of Wakefiel4is A.
roinlrneut 20 the san Franelsco ~
lice commission. which Was Kissx
him Monday. Ia his coat peeksi. coz.
cred With blood.
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IiislrE MAftN NhNAf SIS Gftt
Hiul Nit.N aEfss ali HeaflF iHFafH alle
sissr tHan g. eau1f faafh "a sFfNe eahif
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naaf aHaaf slafss fhaaFHss ass 80 Hlr
efaad Nfes trtHNhaHs Hftf water fiis
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49, tfaFfs salHrF st Maan So fHaH ~
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hsis.taf = Hsssssa fHtH 80 tsfnzs ftAs
$ 49, frssaH affsef Eaas tH NaiaasH ssAsal
49, NJ #aaH ~
= #ftH Faea~f uaesH
~ massaa uiss. e. hsirasf na@sh
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Hssa -. fAss
tza-i .sf~ fsssss - o Hsasa.
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MAYOR COMBATS
ICE TRUST

NEW YoHK. July IL Mayor
eofne u Yonkera t. planning 20
supply The city ~ feuubsfH with Zee
at eoat. the trust having raised the
price 10 sixty crntH "a hundred The
charity department ia preparing 10
supply Zee free o the poor
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eanrItrAar lNvrgrMrNr n

SOUTHEAST tNvUerMENT co
SOUTHEAST HEATTtE nAnuAfNa
unaEf aHf - gafden. rfe hiass EFT
t.s.aissasa tar fla down tit q tnuuths
Waterfront uaihtsf ttesrb SD tfeas
fns fhls ueek fftfN 81 be- hair cash
tatanrn to sult snap 81 thas rfifa.
a feet frdri "a Eastward tsai vffF rsn
trsff : - tafFeia AZ
THEAraisasiHH eaanffTI u sefss cluse iH
fn street car lire enlF $50 en terms ~
fnwn anH q fssf manth ~ cost rae thfge
Times ths price So ifilinasn's cashier o.
rifnss tsaeA call faFsHouns tasas aairk It
UESr NkN SLIT orr
fcam ulcdsfn. nHe cottage. 4 tialk
ffum Green fsksi CORNER HatHi Us e.
beauty q ere 500 fuwn balance easy
HEETEEs a noHa az Iseine nlosk
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WNfWM aaHktT NA4stN
Mn4sNr rt-AT nrtsttAa HfTN
sssie fssi tsssssH fisssH - mssf so
Sc HsRt $3.50 81 efsssrt ssiFss - -
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uassafn b. 81 tisss nff tsaisfafs
81 terHls ~ ihis sr.s a.-.E
&C.,! l.:..,'' r.r'isoros
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b aafrs aafis sasi q hNNr t@ ira
tFsss 40 fta4FsH Nea aastssatHa am ass
a5saafF fsaasas aHa4N Haasar hsHH ass
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81 ufeAsza# Ne NsAa nfsaah
ta5s4af rs asHas
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u S. land

III. S. Land
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nrAL narArn prAlrna.

STAT rsTArn osALrRs.
Z; si. . H'F7.a'. ~ z== "a 'TE .
joe u hatnni. cheap ioia Phone T. 1st
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49, a., ta... ..t.tfe.s, tf.at. tf.t.t -
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Ws afH kaasts FeA - ssssfs flafHI
fasa e aAAaHs unatff = $50 E3tFh $50
tssfrsflasE eatF ftaHs eHr 50 - ere
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SOD tsaeH aAat sH4 aassi ssH Hatsf fFafa
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80 Nt f'taEasf nats at
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rHFn 4 HAsnra tNc
igeom =. IHuanes Eaiuaan tih.
A You3a NAME CHANCE
nianr AAu uNNlIkiN ACnUA
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80 Interest
Sc TaH HARRINGTON
Nc Fhafka

Cfran iais - feet iaaa f1nhiHn FROM
cas- NrH fHfH fnhf Mash1anfar oHif SIS o.
81 ufu - mnfth fee each rhsn canal 10
hulW - enir have 80 60 ell rice ard
Them Or five dave. offices nlson dazff eos
HnnfaF uHflI self aut - FiFs efefFana q
chance & e. ffiMutan. nwnsf Offices in
Tifuss biaek Come tetar t.fgfe iao lais
uuN Il MISS THIS SNAP
s.rt.art ranfrfn nafisH mar uHiFsfuiiY
n aN. fffHa lie q hafrafu.
PEBBLES a moss. az8 Pacific niofk.
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So taiutsf tlstEhts iiHal Hias Lowell iafa
- saah era 20 fsrf sunnfh
~ HANNEn q %
Taa Fiaaf Eaaa aaNn filH Main teaa -
fUMs 40 akfsa
HE pfrfiretf Haars rN faAH WashsaHsaf
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ssssIg faaafa fHs iaAsl iasre aGzftrH asa
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fhsf fn : sfaff 1fHae NtH - 4Hff fatss tsf
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ta8 o. tsrnt Tatt NaHhtnssnn street
rafa e. flrkstn Fee AZ Wed A. affaea
at uAinieF nsaeh
~ 81 HTEgAST oHnrr
~ uasfar Hna rs Hziaia Beach
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LAKE FnnNT TRACTS
Win ~ state aHd fiuaFfaa stafs taHA
- Hfs nhn riHHt TRACTS taft aat - fHs 8
Is ~ ne Hisl ] flf "a fsse5s a. meath
f,riess - 81 So ans 49, ~ terms =
- aaun and tia Hsaflth Wien fhs taks 10
iaasfrd fhess Nafarn ulu efftsinly qu4a
fHnia IaKs NashluaisH street car See
NJ WEED ei effass ai HRfntsf Hssch. a. r.
Il efnffsrRul eeuer ~ Rnsian btofk ~
naIsisf nesrh 4a
H y car ahasas sdans - aa e - tffH.
fHsH riosr En- aHa o. 81 Inc Meafre
UsaHHnns wfh rake oil hmYnaa r-h iafrs
tracts 90 fest i1nR oHD tis8 terms 3 far
usanfh Airc several small hrusrs. i1a up
nH tafuls ~ 8 SET nnaufhz free wosas ard
rialss hlaet
so 90 wofth = lard tnaEh, ~ Z n
fiiaaaan az rsrinr tlfr Il 70 now ntatssi
and Nife nrapis and faffnsf hayers tan (
Rod g. D. ted twice % faHus nos tn1aF
h atrk r1f Size HHffsfH before ths al1EntuE
faF Acres ere tlogk - street car uHiY
- on terms e e euvu. 4 psf moaih. 80
tgtffsllanH 81 iasaHeH in Ttnaa htnck tndaF
ara So samples n black Iiu ftutn thts
laad Cofss taaaf II
TODAY ANn TOMORROW
Yau can hHF e So lut eth city wHtefs
sisaaafks ara street lirhts nau in. fof fIae
or terms . pr Hanth Cufas 10 Southeast
seattle teaay ana 80 the lots aud rial
estate tam ufH ntt hs NEEDED % rouvincs
yua only % mlnufes riaes taks car. sNsfy
Il nsinutrs au WashiuFtoa street ard FIRST
~ q aoutheasi sesttls Il
GkIItOiFN. DENNY 4 EWING, ne.
.ai-@ Alaska batiains.
Real Estate. Loans aud IEJsranee. "A
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hNMH sMW WkfF AeNE
tiuMN uamnEN TRACTS
4 ftw tiata fIna Ger $50 sdh1sai aHa
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Hrs liaess ffsfa Elflfiassi cafai. ~
go IL NriA ne SO irfts streets Ffeere
ffft uatsf Hhls ~ fhs <hsspssf tuf 81
fhs fissrlfg 81 taD s4sh aa isfnus
II p uRn 80
wa Afassm matt4iHE
E.HF WAY ~ aFr NV iiuMK
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- hlaeE ffHsn HfrFa lasr IRE Assa
tAan ~ fss 500 tasanae tq Sat
80 traafn HH#rH aH8 hAf nee HHasa
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WI HtzAH'ffE HtHUkfNs
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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-07-21
POULTRY POINTERS.

Save the meat scraps for your
fowls
1t is a good rule to scald out the
drinking vessels once a week.
Ground bone can be fed alone or in
soft food.
Proper food and a variety of it.
makes, strong, healthy chickens.
If you want to keep eggs for any
length of time turn them over every
day.
Clean earth is one of the best alb
sorbents that can be used in the poul-
try house.
Whitewashing the nests, inside and
out, is good means of keeping them
free from vermin.
While there is but little sale in
market for guineas, they are the near
est approach to the wild fowls of any
meat known.
Powdered charcoal mixed with soft
feed aids digestion.
Dust. sitting. hens with pyrethrum
powder twice or three times before
the eggs hatch, and there will be no
lice on the chicks.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-07-21
DOES FARMING PAY?

Do you know, brother farmer, that
no other legitimate business il the
world presents greater opportunities
for profit than ours? Take the possi-
bilities of a kernel of corn for illus
tration Planted on a piece of earth
two by two by one feet, and it will
produce two ears. each containing 400
kernels, or an increase of 800 per
cent. in four months time. Where is
the trade or business in any city
which will return half SO great a
profit per annum on an. investment?
The, growth of vegetation pays Nature
she grows rich. And if a field of
corn, increasing, at this marvellous
rate, does not pay the owner, there
surely must be something the matter
with the man.. It is not the plant,
or the field, or the business which is
at fault. Forever and ever, so long
as the world holds men, there will be
a demand for food, and every particle
of it must come out of the earth or
the sea-, And every ounce of food is,
first of all, a plant. Forever and ever,
then, will there be a demand for
plants. : The growing of food plants
can'never. cease to be profitable*if the
right man and correct management
are at the helm =. -::5 =, - =
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-07-21
SUMMER SHADE FOR POULTRY.

When poultry are confined during
mensions there must be certain
amount~.of shade provided in order to
keep them in the best conditions. The
shade of building for portion of
day is all right, although the shade
of bushes or trees is more desirable.
If the poultry yard is located where
it is not possible to obtain shade in
the manner Indicated, it is a good
plan to either train vines over por
ton of the poultry fence or to plant
two or three rows of corn just outside
the fence on the sunny side. In few
weeks this will be high enough to
provide considerable shade and as it
grows, of course, will furnish more
shade.
If it is possible to locate the poultry
yard where there are bushes or trees
of no particular value, it will be a
good plan to arrange it in this way
so that thee fowls may have the ben
eft not only of the shade, but of dust
ing in the soil under the trees or
plants.
If a fair amount of shade IS pro-
vided during the summer with an
abundance of fresh, cool water during
the day, and the fowls allowed to run
for an hour or two just\ before roost-
ing time, most of the breeds will
bear confinement very we'll. 1t will
be little hard on the smaller and
more active fowls like the Leghorns,
but the Wyandottes and Plymouth
Rocks will stand the confinement and
keep in good condition.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-07-21
ERrl0RC CHA GARDEN
SWEET POTATO CULTURE.

+ Sweet potatoes can be grown much
easier if their nature and require
ments are understood. It must be re-
membered that sandy clay soil con-
tains the elements required for their
best development, and that rich black
loan, while it will produce a heavy
growth of vines, will give crop of
poor, st1ngy sweet potatoes.
The ground should be thrown up in
ridges with lister or plow, the top
slightly flattened, and the plants set
from IL to 16 inches apart on the mid
die of the top ridge. The object of
the ridge is to run off the rain and
admit the heat of the sun to the roots,
as the sweet potato is semi-tropical
plant and we make the conditions as
near as may. be like the southern
climate. A moist time, if not too cold,
is favorable for setting the plants, but
after they are once started dry sea-
son is the best for them.
Soon after setting the plants, the
nattened ridge should be stirred on
top with wheel noe or hand hoe or
rake. The sides of the ridge of the
ridges can be worked with a horse
hoe or cultivator, followed in a few
days with the lister, which may read
lily be drawn by one horse, throwing
back to the ridges the dirt that has
been torn down by the culu.vator
Continue this at frequent intervals
till the vines cover the ground and
meet across the rows. Use the lister
the. last time to lay them by.
The row may be kept free from
weeds with but little hoeing if done
at the right time. Later in the sea-
son the scattering weeds that come
In can easily be pulled by hand.
Slightly disturbing the vines in tend
Ing does little or no harm when they
are young, but later on you must not
disturb them by lifting or trimming.
Let them take root as much as they
please, as the vines thus take up
nourishment and carry it to the po-
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Dig in dry time If possible ana cure
in dry airy place. After a week or
two of curing, put them away in a
warm, dry room and cover with dry
sand or road dust. Dry oats may be
used instead. Thus fixed they will
keep all winter if kept warm and dry.
Cellars are usually too damp and
cool. place near chimney in an
upstairs room is better.
A sweet potato bed Is made al
most like an ordinary hot bed and the
same principles apply to both Start
the bed and put in the seed potatoes
about five weeks before you will need
the plants
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-07-21
Bo tons Earthquake of 1855.

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The earth at first seemed to be lift
ed several inches and then shaken
like a carpet. The climax came with
a heavy jolt, accompanied with a
crash like a peal Of thunder.
Superstitious BOstonians thought
they heard in the midst of the groan-
ing and rumblings the shrill toot of
Gabriel's trump. -.
Although the houses of that day
were built "for keeps" many of them
were racked out of plumb and square.
Chimneys, though built regardless of
material, were shattered, twisted
half way around or tunlhled down.
Heavy roof beams we're. snapped
like matches in some houses. The
spire on the Boston market was snap
ped off like the cracker of a whip and
dropped into the street with the
we&ther-vane attached. =. - -
,.~ The water in most of the wells. be.
came so charged with: ;sulphuretted n.y.
drogen that it could not be e used.
Cracks opened in the earth In; many
places, and a fine white; sand was
blown out by fetid gases, - = = XXI