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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
NEW WORKERS TO PICNIC.

Former New Workers will picnic
ncxt Monday afternoon at Wood
land park ~ T. siEef. secretary
Of the New York State society. has
sent out uuiirws 20 the effect that
81 former New Workers are -
queaied to send their names and al.
dresses 10 him IN the Starr Boyd
block. so as ,o enlarge the orgaui.
ration. the object Of which Il TO
boost the Alaska Yukon Pacific ex'
position IN this city ia 1909.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
CREW DESERTS SPOKANE.

The erea Of The schooner spo.
kane. Captain Jameson. deserted
that vessel this morning at Port
ToNnasnd shortly after her arrival
there u ts believed that labor
troubles wnre the direct cause 81
d~seffinu The SPOKANE arrived at
Port Townsend lat night from
Port ludlow loaded With lumber Tor
Fan Francisco The vessel was un'
able 10 secure crew MP 90 a late
hour to-day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
PRlomoRE LEFT TO-DAY.

Deputy Prosecuting Atiornss Y.
K Prigmore left this nsoning M
NeR York. where be ALL take psn-
are on steamer umbrlA. d ~
White Star line. for Ireland w.
priRmore goes 10 collect esics1rs
20 be used 90 establish the courgs
claim to 4 part Of the Sullivan =
tate. 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
aeRsEsr AoAlR MISSING.

Herbert Adair. aged it years. one
time In the employ OF the Queen
City LAUNDRY has been mlsslnE
from his home since saturday No
reason can be- assigned for his dis.
appearance By hts pafenta He u
described "a being Of medium
build. liEht hair and gray eyes Hts
face il powder marked. the result
~ an accident three years ago
When last neen he wore a dark suit
~ clothes, with knee trousers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
Accident on BOren Av.

George Smith did not know that
Bartoll'a Red Cross Drug Store. clio
Second ave. would hold biz sale
OF rofrey's Genuine Hollow Ground
Razors tomorrow. Saturday. when
s1.25 buys a regular s2.50 razor. SO
shaved With the old one and cut
himself Don't be like Smith, now
that you know the sale is on, but
get busy. Here's another for to-
morrow l5c for a 25c lather brush
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
TWO Fatalities
IN PORTLAND FIN

PORTLAND. Ore, Avg ti--Fsv
Quilted 3 JapaHsss Lodging house Il
the corner ~ Fourth and Pine "a
his morning kamuFs Kzxaxtls
aas inetnefatad trying 10 save 10
money Mr. X. Yamaxstz va
hurled from as upper wine0p b Ar
husband ard l. now eTins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
DID NOT LOCK HIS DOOR.

Joseph Quirt rented room at the
Dresden hotel last night and re-
tired without locking his door ON
awakening this morning he discov-
cred that he was minus a suit OF
clothes, a pair OF shoes and 81 In
cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
HOP INFORMATION.

4. ". Grout. head of the labor
bureau. expects to receive q letter
today from the Yakima Hop Grow
ers' association, giving complete
Information as TO the hop situation
Upon the adyices given him by the
association. Mr. Grout will cause
a circular to be printed containing
full details for those desiring To
work or visit In the hop country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
WOMAN GOES TO JAIL.

Mrs. L c. webes who after be
Ing arrested the third time and re-
leased upon her promise 20 go TO
Portland. was this morning re-
arrested on the charge of being
intoxicated and sentenced 10 10
days In the city Jail by Judge Alex
auder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
MRS. HOUGHTON
IN BALLARD

BALLARD, Aug al-Mfa Addls
Houahton. who loft homo laHs Bat
urday noon very myatefloualF. was
seen on ballard av last evening
about O'Clock Mira ilouEht0n
left her Two children IN eHfc 81
the daughter Of her sister IN Law.
aud last evening made no efforih 90
learn Of her chlldrcu'a OF husband 3
welfare When she disappeared
from home the 7monthnaid hos
was very sick. hut the mother doeh
not seem 10 take aus Interest Ia
the child
Mrs li0uHht0u was seen on
Ballard a. by two Of the policemen
aud a. make sure that u was she.
one OF tho Officers spoke 70 her.
but did not question her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
WILL CoaoEmn PROPERLY

The petition Of The aorthe,, D.
eific Railway company 70 e,ad.,..
property owned By c. b Hln.aay
has been granted by tie en-s,''
commissioners The ps,islss = y.
Chicago Milwaukee q Al psss
Railway company was aiso rf.n,.x ~
The ruling 81 the eognrlsrlT.,..-
viii apply 70 all property holds,.
concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
WILL RESUME
INVESTIGATION

Secretary A. H. Groui, Of ~
civil service eommiazloa. ststsf
ihis morning that the lnvsssissfIou
af the fire department siil probsIlr
lee taken up b the oonmissloa x
ifs meeting ueKt Mondsy.
II is expected Chief Cook win
have returned from caissry b. that
time Auch new eTiasnrs has hsen
obtained by the Commissioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
RESULTS At
THE MEADOWS

= THE MEADOWS. Aug 81
. Weather clear track fast
4 First race. four ana d half
4 furlouFH
. Monden metig) 81 10 !.
= won
= wapnagooiis. 10 to 4. sec.
= ond
LuFane. b - 6. third
Time. 30 4
4 Second race. Bix and n half
. fufl0nRh
\ Gleufiee OaeRnol. 3 20 !,
4 won
4 Trapaho0ter. ~ - 1. second
\ Wgofono, 20 70 1. third.
Time. 2iis
! Scratched Prince 81 Act
\ ore. George " Tuthiil. EifIn
! King. Aiberna. Jim Prcnder.
|. CAST.
. 80 4 49, 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
Mr.. YERkss REruRss-

After an absence Of a sesk ~
slsfaut Passenger AstIf 8 Q.
YsFkes. Of the Great northern. ar
rived To Seattle this morzisT from
Nelson. u. C.. and The Koksnd
country. whore he has betn % {
lnnr OF inspection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
FRANK MERRlcK Ill.

Frank l.. Merrick. manager OF the
publicity bureau OF the Alaska
Yukon. Pacific exposition. has been
IN at his apartments In the Leonee.
lie has been confined to his room
for n week. but Is conyalesclng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
CRUISER WITH
ROOT OVERDUE

LoTA. chile. Aug. sl-,o 80
States cruiser Charleston. go -
secrctary Root. due here N 49,
DAY last. has not We. - -
Heavy foss prevail and 'as -, Is
been many wrecks, i = w ~
lieyed that anything ssI'c s.,,s y.
happened but that sak', sssel
might have delayed the '.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
BOILER SKATING ACCIDENT

Miss ElsIo March. a vel I.o,.
young lady while skating a. ~
Cadueiau skating rink ysele,a 80
teli aud sustained . very palnfnl /,
jury IN the shape Of a eom,s... y.
fracture oi her forearm 1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
WANT DIVORCES.

The following applications for
divorce were filed this morning
Oscar Fisher from Dora NJ. Fisher.
abandonment. Minnie L. Rollin
from Charles Rollin. failure 10 sup
port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
LEWIS sono ARRESTED.

Lewis Boho. a passenger ON the
steamer Ohio. was arrested as he
came down the gang plank this AFT
ornoon by United States marshals
on a charge OF embczzlemen at
Fairbanks. instructions having been
wired for his apprehension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
N. D. TO HAVE
BIG RALLY

The first big rally Of the usz't
ipal ownership party viii be ~
n the Seattle thester Safafdzl
night Among the profnln<G
speakers viii be City EnxistS
Thomson. Who viii espisin ~
financial. engineering and tram
phase Of the proposed msaie.N
street railway Other promises
speakers will be Judge W. p Neoe
Colonel r. H. Lindsay. George
Cotferil and : ". Hsrmon. ~
meeting promises to BE- The prw
elpal affair Of the campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
MEN WE'RE FIGHTING.

Fred Bryan and Charles Smith
we're arrested yesterday afternoon
BY Patrolman Lockwood. who
charges the men with having en-.
EaEed ia fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
ALASKA CLAIM DISPUTE.

Angle Berry has filed suit against
Henry Reese. asking for Judgment
In the sum Of $4,000 Mrs. Berry
claims that she was part owner Of
mine IN ALASKA from which Reese
took $1,000 without making any ac-
counting to her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
CHEAP RATES EAsl'

The time limit on exeuI ..s a
cts over the Great Nonn .'.yss
eastern points duriag NV ~ lrca
ton season has been extern d.
October n TO November - - "a
cular announcing the s nl ~
received ny Assistant .'sh. ..,o,alps
senger Ascent Yerkes ths A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
POPULATION INCREASING

The monthly Statement, p .,,h n
for August hy the city ees' I, q
partment shows 1874 bit." 's',,,,sih
Increase OF four over las'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
sHIP VIOLA AT ANT"s'

The British ship Yola at .l,,''I,'ys
Antwerp today in a leaky s d
and was nj once placed uPo I'D
Srydock there to underso 4 nv ,s's|
The Yola let Port ludlow ~
With lumber for adelaide o y,,,s
n 10 believed that the io's ~
,ninsd severe damages as Wv
af the leak in her hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
PHONE your WANT 40

To The stAr-AaIn iesei fnA
tlsA The star will call ana coi-
tsct the bill ana wiil aend 90
1ou the answers C. YOUR al when
addressed care The star
RATES FOR CLAaSiFtup
ApNHRftss MENTa, slTNAs
ZION WANTED. HBLP
WANTED AND All orHGn
ADS. ONE CENT A WORD.
Seven Weraa or fractions Of
Insertion.
Seven words or fractions OF
words % the line. cash In ad-
vance. when charged 90 &C
count actual number u lines as
act win be counted Minimum
hin FOR an "aa rs cents. Sal
lard Want Al. Arency. Y II
Mullen. 81 ballard Ave- ORR
City ftn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
''I ~ Il, GORDON 6 90.

III. A. GORDON 6 CO.
az Afsads naiidinH
sstofd Afs ant tuion
MAJ rsrATr. LoANs iNhpnANeE
sFwrIAtH
tsvEsranNrs pon SMALL nurEna
40
ssa1f1 g silsF - Csnffai hsaftie, seas
uslaisf asalsF.fai rns k-f Ssh.
o. -
tsFsi lais 81 cleared iusi nff ffaia
esfifafrfa a. Wssf rssttie tns tee
- bsisins $50 as hsi1 a. ~ 80 cess.
eatfsa ftss ianfs faHiias ffesi afss sifsst
ffsaasa e sHatfsf eos hsN ash
4 10 Ii aHt $50 Hlsita hsass. afs
tIazk ffuiH liasn snns 81 risHiF r. fsafs
H. Eatf aHafhaf HsHss lsa sfetsslssHis 81
Ia snd p4sd 80 Ehhs 10 ah@4 tag 81
h ea TAI resN
"a b oar cuArANT.
fHaaflarafs1
Ffank msfhsfss u OF
Ia st@sss nlas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

LONDON. Aus. H'-rodas
hottest day on record IN -
The thermometer resissereo =
Ffees IN the sun. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

Il
u@
oss tae sssh 49, in 80 meash
a.ssufai rsfas ieatss fs.s isssi
e fraf hsnt
Az fsasss 80 49, ssausB e. g.
III auis beus. - ~ srpsna shish
ifsaa = Hss4. Afat,s - - ftsfnai-
t57s = - Ne saHas SO 80 49,.
las ssat
n. ffapsftf - -ffhin 81. tless
- 1891 ' -. -. - 4.
faln ~tasfa fsaF wksn shss eaf
aHs is fiHiphst this FfeF~fiy ia -
eefth tasa
This l. anf TESS ttsks fsasa ths
nts~H lAss HaF tlnr $50 sHa rem
7 uasfs So a a. ffstftssi slsaa 10
seattle
n lrgssWstsa aas1rus# tha t~nsr
ia The star 4at 10 stil tsss fca
eat o. So 81 Hasfay,
NEET s0IF fAHY aoVTY
a. -" ~ Ne nia l. iaa 5 W ssas,s
lmffaa sntssts in sna $50
nut hFE a tANHENgE.
Mais 80 ia 81 II
8 . -isfss haass = tssFss seavstI.
al ~ -, / - =, :. -ss,. yrai,
81 ~. ~ = 80 .fssssss Il yss -ss'
: - halss ~ iiils FnansY . a. nas
ssis. gea ga e t~iisf ttss III.
gM , nanwg s... q,
= = TselITTrs = nssr Q y aa1ks 40
n = tuyias tuo aawu eaisncs
- ssgss Nc s-riis Eisrs term.
tee tsgass'.arn =, - aosn.
LEWIS : HoAEsHAun
YEA '' = or.u,.l Tioss a..,,.. -
6 JOHNSTON : co
Ra.,fas 10 e p pesns nieE
rhaass asin ~ srs
q se q ssf.s saos land foafn house
SOD h-Tn snd etifseu hagsss, y esariuE
ffuf trees = i,rsinsrtan. Wash 3 inin
uisa wsik fruin watpfffaai. would "a
ehanEs Zee Seattle rfopftta.
q 80 is sers. Al land. runnias stream
II satsf. 81 Qouaif rad
- psr acre, In ant ia.aers tracts Is
Hlipaiss Nslh fTsm beat landtnE
nc tee above afs me bsst bus within
: iniiss u ssasiis
a G JOHNSTON = CO.
Il 20 - Downs hiuck
fheurs III 81 81
nkHgAfN
fsas uiu set iais 81 spuih rsrk n
taken this seek I've railroads have spfs
ssfsa on ssqh sias ~ these Come snd
E q KrnFoor q co.
ial riFst Az = finnssf sqaers
fIREE SICE lois, FlNF VIM 0S
TENTH AVENUE MEHT HET WHEN
HOWE AND CHuaKETr 500 rrH TOT
MOUNT PLEASANT CEMETERY tite
lIwELys TOTS N mvEa rAHa ADD
TwESTY lora OK roRr LAYTON
rAR LINE ctosE TO CITY WATER
SOLD TOGETHER
x G. uYEua co.
as Auaads
0kls lofs = sais We'll iWrf1TsT Win
orchard See uuuHr I blafh from south
ratk oar tine. " 81 Cedaf y ala
Neat s.fuam maaefn cattage- lafss 10
.tlie W aiisl % minutes tide, onh 90 80
40 cash
/ broom modsrn house rice iot toxi@
inss 20 ears and close IN only 81 half
ash
.t.rnom modern home IN the beautiful
4dfone district. close te ears rhis is
10 ~ the INCEST homes Ia that locality
onlf htoo fito cash, balance easy
MuRpocK q notLKH.
4li Empire 1ida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
EE#'is3:Iss IESsiI#:|s:E

aNEEN Ash
n - Ns~ tfass - teslfstis fsfNsf ~
a. 80 Esssh frees 80 { sfsaills ata tsfh
saa sfs usffhsAsi casasf NafFsa IS
WHMe
a 80 a saasfN katas 81 Kzshth a. Wssa
Faasra 80 tafh| fffs fl.ss fsfesns nshs
ffssa faIlszsffrN afas tess1asHt go -
fHs 4iEa ~ asssssfasuts seif
NJ AaeAM tNHia
q ~ assss - : faeass sisFtfHf il9htt
q tafm sssftHz - Fsfstsss pftes esa
fsaaals isaskFeHH
b ef= NsHt4 - ) fNeafs Nasnst ~ -
ara ftsW ~ hag kHH fitF
f.NfhfH0NnD tsu1H
- ave saszfh - y Hfs tn aahnsals
ssslfiaa taeffhsss y gfe~n iess1 shtsA
sfs mWH sssth sNsfS ttaa assfHs fesEz.
II ffssff fssss aHa sssaA tfHiss 49, eash
- aaaar e . 80 FsEf. Hslf y y
ptI1F sfR NFsIHEH4 HEALFn
CONTAIN
A ea8ffrsW fsssss aaf
Aa ~ tfH - Fsaslss stssfTt fsess u
seItsg tsaf rt-ssaA te4sf3 o. ksasss 80
- esifn al esfs fflfss 81 - tsfms 3
Fef raeatA es4 So a~aw q u Httleaa
- Nts satssfaeH a. TfNes AAfst fastss WE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

II rnALL nufh
fiuv "a usFtsf af aHa nsef Broad e
a6slo pelsftY nll double w sls months
q 0a3 a4Einn income 80 month 10 hslp
, song Have yea hoard about thr ostftt
Zion III Hekisf a. 10 Youth aHa nlauah
g.
vote ~ the canal aad buy take unian
e1itfffeui from HH
N, A. GORDON 6 co.
as Arcade MOS Hseona Az snh inian.
ina Ibss nuuasi Matn itoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
aalurdaY NeekWehr =

at w II. Hutehison Co.
line OF regular I5c neekweH
row only l5c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

New home near car q ono terms Il l.
hiAsHhN| co. New York hlueh -tf
u your hoy ~ sri Enink to nrhnaIF A.
You willing 20 90 something FOR 'hHrn when
they tnks 40 the battle n nee when thsr
heoelno ~ sFsi Then think % this my 4
lni a. Tort simpson 20 iipn. give Il 20 your
boy 90 Fifi and shan they start cut IN life
aiQne they Gill realise l 600 Der cent On
your lnVa atfnsnt for them ard have a cont
foftatis sum to start on. Just think II
owes ana d. that muth fcf them. Come Ia
afd tot ua tell yuu about ~ Pot Elnpanu
Improvement Co. bis f'ioneer huNidsng. aas
ttlr -atf
u fieo 90 worth 81 lana bought BY q. u
Whitman at Pacific city n IL now stahsd
Yend wise people and FORMER buyers don't
nsed 70 be told twice 10 come now today
J 20 pick out the corners before the opsnlns
4 sv hrrts one block 60 street cur only
\ IN, ~ tefinr % " Down, Is per month Rea
~ a'..n salsrmen IN Tins block today
kss. ., - fel.s Of black dir from this
1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
CALHOUN. DENNY 4 EWING. INC.
2oi 7uT Alaska nuildlnE.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance III

F0T HaI0" w 0WW"T fIII'TW ? TI"N 20
tsss near car line 1919 lrh syl III
CHEAP. acres, close ~ 81 Pacific CITY
in the valley, house, a. iayina hens fresh
Jersey towi only VS.. terms 81 80 down
srd q yer mouth. Zee watts ~ restaurant
p ie.iue titl on incQlee-s.l " urban street
81 Nhe. ~ Newton ~ Ttrrr. Ia INN.
a. hours 's'Nhi eatne b.f-'F&A
fil--.--1s IT
tfssts ~. i.pat ou Fosiafia gesT.-
~ " l. building 81 ~. ,tti"r Heuut
ltlNsrteu. ~ Whittier w" owner a.
. s4fz I,
elos. in Nom rom cottage. cdsio5- fo-,,-s.
tusn W ". Cnlder~aea 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

$2o $50
E-aefs raneh. fusi Is miles from seattle.
D. scfss cleared. Za fruit trees bearing
house well - water and stream about
half cash Heat thfs N yuu can
OLE HANSON,
co. NsW faft block
a qENfTfNE nAHaAfN- Nsaf Kegf- Tl
acres oil rfeh SECOND bottom snd. 8 acres
81 iaafsd and fenced. ntfe creek nsw Broom
house. inrfe barn. several outhuiidtnEsi
HonEHr MALTBY.
aies0.sllA iasha HidH 2e7t
tAft yoIr snaps sim wassbufn a Tharns
Rainier Reach phone Fast 5its tt
Have you see ihoss Hichmona fruit gar
cen tacfs tracts Prices range from Nb
10 fl5f. oussthlrd cash. balance 20 suit
iocatsa near inisfu1tan. Let ua show
oFohar v MrAcuAM a co.
f01 Mes YnFh block If
D aafes 10 miles cast 0f 1lTV- i7 400
alaHhed acres cleared ssfotfn house goad
rnadshsd chicken house ana ham. fas,sttV
slasf eg,ion,t, fennlns water on aaod
for city property tis.tit riansss fliis '''''
It
IA ACRES. meet al 5000 hottofn land
oHs half mile water mont on fine hay
nr,isa sso n ,sIt l0 CO. se-h "a ON. !,
.s-f7f- - T.agi1s c1rairy ~ acres. close 10
a. sseet car line. Gulg $40 on terms - Is
as,@n ana 8 rer month. u cost me th~~
s,,,ee me price See Hiiimans cashier n
1t.ra. hio.asi sail fos~ana"sf een" onies.-u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

bfpom udftare lot atifs bath. toilet.
pantry electric lHhts cement Wake Price
tlsfla cash Abstract free lambert 4
Howell. Sullivan block Main va. a ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

ocUIisls AND huRlsTs, -
~ otsSiat. ratilsfsr-Throst. Moss, Ere.
~ Jn ALASKA BLDG mnin III u
r. T-r.1a Fsdsaa-s0a ALASKA hide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31

We sfs nov ssnins fsffYs Addition 80
queen anne lliii The imattgh -
Tlasss aafihWsat from TIE snd gt the gussa
AHns paf Hua.
These lots afford tsauiifut tls~ p
Elliott aHa naiHfa4i hsF pc hhneat
Iafk aaF line viii fun thfua4h fhls addt
iiaa Fhs pfiss IL 80 e. ~. Ca esss
fsffns.
YDa shauid secure You hgfHeHlis nov
ssiaIs y0a have shanCs. Win = ftsH'
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J. " HrEDEnFoHpt -
=. NJ utiir'bfNa fND 10. MAIN aioo
II
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-11

,dred men, and another not more than
three hundred. The movement is not
widespread, and has failed to attract
popular sympathy. President Palma
processes to be amply able to cope with
1t, and for the present this government
to do So Should he e fall all 9 and s6ouI9
that failure threaten disaster to the
island and danger to American citi-
zens there, then the American govern
ment will begin to think of bestirring
itself, not before.
In the meantime, the knowledge that
Cuba has Of the preparedness and will
lngness Of this country to proceed un!
der the Plat amendment, should The
necessity arise, will strengthen the in
fuence of the United States in all parts
Of that country without weakening its
feeling Of independence. And, further,
and Of even more Importance, cautious
behavior On our part will strengthen
the bonds which Secretary Root s trip
to South America is to create between
that part of the world and this as
against all foreigners, more especially
of Europe.
While the American people are con:
sidering intervention in Cuba, there.
fore, they should consider also ou1
broader policy toward South and Cen.
trail America in general. Having done
this, they will find ample reasons fol
the conservatism which President Roose
welt is now manifesting. . ,"@' 'TofT'
Washington believes that interven
ton will only come as a last resort, and
with the full acquiescence of the South
American countries. =:
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HORRIBLE DREAMS :
Fortunately Don't Always Come True

Whether dreams are the result Of
things we have thought about the day
previous, or something we have eaten
is sometimes question hard to answer.
a Penna. woman has noticed that hor-
rible dreams came from the excessive
use. Of coffee. She writes: y
5ssFor 20 years I've been drinking
coffee and have been troubled more or
less with nervous headaches, shortness
Of breath, horrible dreams and palpita-
ton of the heart. .... ....a - :. y -
- The doctor said I would have to
give up coffee-said 7 had what is
called coffee heart I would try. to
stop it, only to begin again worse than
ever. $50 .''-~ d. -: >.l- :
Zone day read an advertisement
about Postum and decided to try it.
The effect was simply wonderful. + quit
coffee and each day I drank Postum,
and in week I began to grow strong
{ er and less nervous. This kept on until
now I feel like an entirely different
woman. To my friends who ask me
what has brought about such change
if SO short time, [ say it g Postum.
~ have now been using Postum for
two and half months and have not
the least desire for coffee. I find POST
aum tastes best. by putting it in cold
water and letting it come to boil
sislowly-then boil it IS minutes. -
5Name given by Postum Co., Battle
I Creek, Mich Read the little book,
1.-THE Road to Wellville,o in pkgs
There Is a reason ,i
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that Is by consti-
tutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an In
famed condition Of the mucous lining of the
Eustachtan Tube When this tube is in.
famed you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when 1t is entirely closed, deafness
Is the result and unless the Inflammation cal, be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition., hearing Will d be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but an indamed condition Of
the mucous surfaces. SE9il p.'j ..si$s zh.s s.
g We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send fol
circulars free. $50 sst $500 y.
Ell. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. /.
b Sold by Druggists, roc. st.ss$.,l.'.s %
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation,
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SECOND WARD
Republican-Vote for Hawley.

Edward W. Hawley-Lawyer, 1913 Guaranty
building. Residence, 1923 Eleventh avenue Sc.
Born in Minnesota. Age SO. Lived in the city
and ward sixteen years. Has been active in
behalf Of clean politics. Brainy, aggressively
honest and thoroly equipped to give the city
htgh-class service. The type Of alderman needed
badly.
Benjamin C.. sheldon-secretary and treasury
Verde Water & Power company. 1907 New York
Born in Missouri. Age 80. Lived in the city
and ward twenty years. Good intelligence and
good personal record. Active and assertive
Has had too limited business experience for a
position Of such responsibility.
{ r. B. Thompson-Lumber dealer, 916 Wash
tngton avenue Sc. Residence, 420 Oak street.
Born In Illinois. Age SO. lived in the city
forty years, and most Of that time in the ward.
Business standing frst-class. Has vigorous,
positive character. His temperament and
prejudices unfit him for council service. He
grade crossings in southeast Minneapolis.
John Friend-Glove manufacturer, 231 Central
avenue. Residence, 815 University avenue Sc.
Age 40. Lived in the city and ward eighteen
years. Good business and personal reputation.
Lacks the breadth and experience to make a
useful alderman for this ward.
z William E. Nelson-Concrete block manufac-
turer until recently foreman with the Midland
Linseed company. Residence, $50 Bedford street
Sc. Born In Ohio. Age A. Lived in the city
twenty-four years, In the ward four years.
Limited qualifications for alderman, and no fac
tor in the contest
Democratic.
. E. ]. Conroy.
Public Ownership.
Thomas B. Nolske.