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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18
THE ELOQUENT NUDGE.
An Incident illustrating a Trait In
WOman's Nature.


An Incident Illustrating a Trait In
WOman's Nature.
do you see the woman walking in
front Of us there?" asked the man with
the fashionable tie to the friend who
was strolling up Broadway with him.
do you notice anything particularly
striking aboEt her? Nothing, except
that she is very we'll dressed? That's
what l would say. Now, I'll bet you
half a dollar that when she passes the
three women walking just ahead of her
all three will nudge each other stimuli
taneously."
The woman behind was walking
faster than the three in front and she
soon passed them. The three women
looked her over from foot to head, then
nudged each other with their elbows as
II possessed with the same thought.
How did you know it?" inquired the
friend as the other pocketed the half
dollar.
Il didn't know it" was the reply. If
| had 1t would have been taking an un-
fair advantage of you to bet. But I
was reasonably certain of It. There Is
certain indescribable something in
some women's manner, appearance and
carriage that causes all other women to
nudge each other at sight Of her. 1
couldn't tell you just what 1t is. but Pm
ready to put up n wager on 1t every
time. The nudge is simply a part Of
women's sign language which means
something that cannot be put into
words. but which every other woman
understands. New York Press.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18

New furnished five room cottage, 1880 second
Street, I0-9t3p
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18
Classified Advertisements

Advertising for insertion in the classified col
umns must reach the Office not later than $50
o'clock p. m.
The rates for classified advertising are hve
cents line each insertion. The minimum
charge Is 10 cents for three lines or less Count
eight words to line and accompany your order
with the cash if you do not have an open ae-
count with the office
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18
DETERMINING LEVELS.
aethOd by which Every Man May IA
HIS Own surveyor.

aethOd by which Every Man May n~
His own Surveyor.
a simple way OF roughly determin-
ting levels. aud one which can readily
oe practiced by any one and which has
the advantage of not requiring any
special apparatus, is by means Of q
spirit level and board with straight
edge, The way TO 80 about II Is this:
First determine ON two points the lev
els OF which you wish To know and
drive stakes into the ground. Then
take board with straight edge ana
tack II to tree, IL one happens to be
available, In line with these two
stakes, Put the board at such a height
that you can readily sight over II and
carefully level this board By means of
the spirit level Then sight 1t over to-
ward one OF the stakes, having some
one at that stake who will by means
of a small piece OF paper, locate the
point at which your line OF vision cuts
lt-ln other words, where a line pro-
teeted from your sighting board would
strike the stake. Make some sort OF
mark az this point and then sight 10
the other stake In the same way and
mark the point where the line would
strike IT, BY measuring distances that
these two points are above the ground
you can get the difference In levels
with reasonable accuracy. For in
stance, II your lire OF vision has cut
one stake eight feet from the ground
and the other one i've feet from the
ground. then obviously the difference
10 level Is three feet. or. in other words,
the vicinity OF the stake on wnicn ths
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18

Philadelphia Is proud of Harry Davis,
the star first baseman and captain Of
the Americans. Three years before the
great Centennial exhibition Davis first
saw light In Philadelphia.
Twenty-one years later, or in 1894. he
played for Providence, having been
one Of the best players on the Girard
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18
--JamiesOn in Pittsburs Dispatch.

z13Tk is Ave feet from the ground is
three feet higher than the other stake,
and you will have a three foot fall
from draining from this point to the
other Farming.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18

: WANTED.-A girl for general house work.
n. f. TATE, 4th and Maple -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18

club and remained with that organic
ton until he was transferred to the
Philadelphia club, with which team
he has since played as second baseman
and team captain.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18

GIRL WANTED.-Light house work, family
Drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18
White Star Navigation Con-

STEAMER BONErA-Leayes y
d Alene Monday. Wednesday ana J
day at a. m: returning leaves -
tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY,,
a m Freight and passengers y.
ana river points. Purchase your
Tor Occur d Alene >ply and SCI 4
passage on the &c eta at tae 6
Round trip 70 head of navigafi0~
joe. 50. 80.
EXCURSION TO BEAUTY BAi
Steamer Boneta. every Sunday =
at S;lo a. m; leaves again at 80
A most delightful place 20 spend
DAY outing. SOC a round trip.
/. d. MCDONALD. -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-18
Too Great
quaker
Players
KID Gleason of the Ma
tionab and DaVis of
the athletics.
Record Of the Famous old
Second Baseman, Once
a Pitcher.
y - ~
RI

George dSl0 Gleason. second base
man Of the Philadelphia National
league club and famous veteran
player. was born Oct, 30. 1860, at Cam.
den, N, j.. where he commenced his
baseball career as the pitcher OF anna.
teur teams Ills first professional en-,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27
5onoerjpllano..

Dg6 III 5 t e t
6ore6rag. Sor1e0en 1to0 peu=
iioneret Gegn @ooerup / 8rarup og
'bolbt ct Tore0rag / Sen ielifabelige
Screening. Mi6t UNDER 6oreoraget
ltanoie6e bon plu6ielig, tog Jig meo
&aan6en til Ban0en, bgie6e fig for
ODER og bar itrafs efter 6eo. @an
bar omfring oeo 80 Mar gommel.
gIeftriif 2ps. Gram bill
o1n fort Sis 1troale / eleftriif 8elDs,
ming, ibet ser mellem @reb 8rocfen=
buus= 5cbacf paa sen enc og 8eboer-
ne poa SEN anoen Side er in6goae1
cit Sberensfomlt for at ifoffe be6re
2ps til @eie. st 9elffab ct 6anne1
og Sororbeioet allere6e / Gang, lac
SnolGggelien al famine inart for
blibe paabegpn6t. Soretogen6et pil
6a Ser er @an6froft> nof blipe renta:
BELT.
9anf 2enspIigt. Gems
grobe 5ebacf til 5cbacfenborg bei
M%6gelt6noer er en0nl Dqnlf Sens
grepe og maa iom iaaoan efter gam
mel Sfif og 8rng be6 ct Sronifift
lebere en- Set til Sen npe &onge!
@talo. S en- Marreffe er ser imio
lertib Steben for Ell Set betalt 80'
&roner, og bette er ogiaa ffet III
beo Sreoerif ben 9ttenoes 8ronbe
lftigel}e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27
Dode | Danmark.
Kjobenhavn og Frederiksberg.

Fhv. Detailhandler Carl Hansen.
Ehv.v Opvarter Jean Morgenstern.
Fl1v. Westminster Lars Drevs.
Grovsmed T. 81. A. Andersens HUI
stru Anna. Politibetj. Queisers Enke
Frederikke. Kellner Wilhelm Schuma-
cher. Portner Carl S@rensen. Vim
HYPER Sophus Madsen. Johanne Mel
sen. Enke Vilhelmine Kgnig. Kusk
Niels Jensen. Pens. Skovrider Jol1an
Lange. Konsulent Matthias Dalls
Hustru Emma. Drager Jens Kofoeds
Enke Lovise. Kgl. Solodanserinde
Juliette Price. Pens. Bryggeriarbej-
der J@rgen Hansen. Fr@ken Gerhar-
dine E~ssendrop. Glasarbejder Carl
Stricken. Enke Albertina Andersen.
Fr@ken Laura Christensen. Lnrer
Johan Permin. F1lv. Korsanger v.
Diet kgl. Theater Johan Nielsen. Kusk
Lauritz Svendsen. Johanne Dyr-
gard. Fyrbpder Jens Larsen. Ba-
gersvend Albert Torp. Skolebetjent
Peter Carlson. Pens. Skibstgmrer
Gr9nvals Hustru Christine. Enke
Marie Caroline Petersen. DirektS1
we'd Pol tiken"s Expedition johann
mes Hansen-Ott. Pens. Hoboist
Burschs Hustru Metha. Enke Trein
Hoffmeyer. Enke Marie Louise Chri-
stensen. Kammerherre fhv. Oberst
August Tobiesen. Tapetserer Will
am Petersen. Kontorformand Frantz
Poulsen. Enke Maren Hansen. En-
kefru Mathilde Svendsen. Enke Be-
on Ihomasen. lnstrumentmager An
dreasens Enke Frederikke. Fr9ken
Claudiane Fischer. Olivia Petersen.
B%agerkusk Christoffer Poulsen. Sko- |
magermester Jens Rosted. Ingeborg
Andersen; Fr@ken Ellen Jensen.
Fr@ken Anna Prcuss. Sneaker F.
Andersens Hustru Caroline. Kj@b-
mand v. Hertz. Fr9ken Ulrikke
Curdts. Fhv. Fabrikant J@rgen Ere
%deriksen. Misunderstanding Emil ST.
monsen. Partikrlier Gunnar Kayser.
Tapetserer William Petersen. Smed-
desv. Anton Petersen. Slagtermester
Eisemanns Enke Hanne. Uhrmager
Jacobsens Enke Christiane. Fhv. vi
ceskolinspekt@r Henrik Ostermann.
Kirkebetjent Jacob Bolvig. Skrpd-
der Ole Jensen. Fhv. Portner Rodi-
ans Erke Sidse. Pensionist i Mari
men ~J@rgensens Enke Ane. Inspek-
tionsbetjent i Kj@benhavns Politis Os-
car Nielsen. Kristen Petersen. Chri-
stiane Christensen. Enke Rosalie
Mayntzhusen. Enke Johanne Sabin-
sky. Stabssergent Henriksens Enke
Emma. Fhv. Gaardejer Ole Petersen.
Fr@ken Frederikke Krause. Fhv. Or
synsmand Jens Thomson. Kontorist
Oscar Trier. Fhv. Kirkebetjent Jo-
han Nielsen. Portner Henriksens
Hustru Sofie. Depotarbejder we'd
J%1rnbanen Peter ErikSen. Fhv Bud
i Gr@nlandske Handel Andreas Han
SEN. Kurvemager Hans Christensen.
Kusk Nielsens Hustru Christine.
Bryggeriarbejder S@rensens HIT
stru Anna. Blikkenslagers Losers
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Dr.. Niles Anti-poin Pills.

st bu,::st, fttsrt Os paalibeIist meibbel 10. jss eler
aerbss 3opebpiue. Mpsinterter, Wtabepi,e, seeuralgia,
Nerptfttet, Srritobilitet. @sbnlssbeb. Gist, eeiat1sa.
Ssnbeboloer bperfsx Opium ed.r georFn % e~fterlaber
tuoeu flsurne Gfsrpirfuiu9er. Is Dofts 25e. Boo
HpotAetes ener fenbes Of Or. MiIes' Mebiea
Co.. eltbort, SSnAiana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

S . eb I d Il 8 Den lit
Mpril, Mfften Deb 81 Siben, ppItob be
Ell itgrre Brand NpmsIle, 2isbier,
peo Marblls. Sloen bre6te Jig til Sc
iteitaloen, Der itrofs lto6 Slalnmelf
pg greb fat / Mgllen % flere l1obu
lie. 2 @elte, 6 aper og eli Gel Jaa1
imebrrnote. MpIlen og l1obuieny
nebbrrnote til @rltl1oe1t. Set Inf
feoes ct reboe 5tl1ebnlet.
SSe0 Ell S%l6ebrano paa 8ipr1tg
peb Jaaborg neobrpnbte Sir. espr.
gerie1s @aar0, Has1mus @anlens
@us pg 2ars SgrenienS @aaro. ST:
oen opitoo Ben fprltnepntes @aaro
9fogle Smaafreotltrer mbebrnrote
Set melte Sn6bo brGnote ligeleoes
Snorlebes Sl6en er op1taaet, bioeS
life.
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CT neobrGl1ot. Sl6en opitpD / Safe
buffet fra Ell &ep11e / 5forltenen.
@aorbe11 itob / 2pbet al ct &porter /
lps 2lte % nc6hrrn0te fort Ii0 efter
til @rl1n0en. a%reaturerne, Snoboet
og 2espret blcn reooeoe.
- HroprietGr Ssrgeniel1s @ooro
poo Mosneob beo @or0ingborg er
n%e6brrnSt. Sl6en pp1tob ca. &I.
81 ont Mftenen ooer &ortr1mmet /
5tuebltiet, og @eboerne, ser bar
gaaeoe til go, maatte re6be Jig / Set
blotte 2inne6. Mlle @pgningerne
n%e0brpnotc, ligeiom omtrent aft S11o=
30 % 2eSpre, al bpilfet 6olfenes
Spi life por az il1reret, brGnotc. Ser
i110ebrnn0te cit @ingit, to @opper,
bnoraf Ell &remieboppe til Ell Gproi
at $500 ST., og tire o110re &elte; 6es=
l1oen 20 &per, 5 &bier, 1 Spr, Z
&alpe, 6oar, Sam pg 6ierfrn.
6 / e II 5 0 m 3 alg. @jen=
6omn1e1t uSpltoer Sis, cit bolp W}tl
fra Gsbjerg, er al @jercr, @la16er,
iolgt til 6orpolter S%teenitr1tp, III
"trip @opcogoaro, for $4,000 &ro=
ner. 8eiGtning meofplger. Sperta=
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: @roprietnr No11Iicn far iolgt
v6resleDgaor0" pao Mors, Is Sor.
til @aaroejer @iels Gbri=
al &eie for 97,500 ST., 8e=
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meofalger.
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S. @ortenien at @aslepgaaro Wplle
for $4,000 &r.
= Nroprieter M1nfe6ol far iolgt
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Ser.
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offentlig Spangsouftion opertaget al
0perretsiagfsrer Miffelien, Shifted,
icm Mepreientout for ben ufpl0eit=
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co on0en Nrioritet bar poo 100000
&ro11cr.
- 9ronningllu10 @otel / &enoips=
lei ct at @jere11, @otelejer @aarlt,
io1gt til &ipbmo,1o Mforilts Ye6erien,
Mlao, for $4,000 &r.
= u8romor1tpgaor0" peo Sol
6ine> ca. 800 S6r. 2ano og ca. 10
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io1gt @aor6en til ct &oniortiun1, be-
ltaaenoe at Hroprietererne @al1e,
&atbjerggoor6, @pper, 8islings
Min0e,og 4iersgoaro fra Silfeborg,
egnen, for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ca. 100000 ST., pg Smfoltninger,
ca. 10000 ST.
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Enke Slime. Dorthea Andersen. Bog
bindermester Harald Skiby. Snedker
Hans J@rgensen. Bud Larsens HUI
stru Jprgine. Formand Frederiksens
Hustru Charlotte. Fhv. Bestyrer af
Varelotteriet Lauritz Rasbeck. Guild
! smedemester Harald Engel. Sdmand
| Stemanns Hustru Ellen. Violinist
Francois d'Auchamp. Amalie Dani-
elsen. Grovsmed F. H. A. Andersens
Hustru Anna. Fhv. Porcellensarbej-
der Jens Olsen. Enkefru TULANE
LANCE. Sadelmager Hans Theodor
Nielsen. Kusk Carl Hansen. Marie
Lille. Grosserer Andreas Ennas HUI
stru Charlotte. Mekaniker Johannes
Storm. Husejer Ramps Hustru Me-
ia. Gqrtlermester S. P. Olsens Enke
J%ensine. Grosserer Hansens Enke
Camilla. Mailer Carl Relfdah1s Enke
Mathilde.
Udenfor Kj9benhavn.
Mariebo: Direkt6r Soe1e. Skovsho-
we'd: Strandkontroll@r Frost. Ny
k6bing Mors: Bpdkermester Chr.
Scl1j@dt. Venslpv: Gaardejer Jens
Hansen. Kirkerup: Hansine J@rgen-
sen. Aarslev: Husband Hans Mel
sen. Ullerslcv: Lars Hansen. Bar
ritskovby: Ane Rasmussen. Kalha-
We: Gaardejer Anders Juul. Thore-
by: Gaardmand Hans Sneaker. Ny
kpblng F.: Arthur Jensen. Klodskov:
Ane Ludvigsen. Sedinge: Husejer 4
Hans Hansen. N. Tranders: Forpag-
ter Jens Jensen. Struer: Pakmester
S. c.. Thomson. Harley: Niels So
rensen. Nysogns Kro, Holmsland:
Johanne Mortenscn. Skivholme: Kir-
stem Nielsen. ABBY: Ane Johansen.
Vilken: Hus1n. Niels Nielsen Bale.
Stautrup: Kristen Laursdatter. True:
Mette Marie Nielsen Basland. Van
gede:. Asylbestyrerinde Agnes Dant-
yer. Arbejdsmand Niels Olsen. Or
drup: Uhrrnager c. E. f. Kaas. Char
lottenlund: Lithograf Louis Lauter.
Vedbek: Fragtmand Mortensens HUI
stru Mathilde. Hellerup: Enkefru Ca
roline Mathiesen. Gladsaxe: Arbejds-
mand Fred. Nielsen. Gedesby: Karen
Hansen. Soesmarke: Karen Henning-
sen. Tingtved Mark: Tnger Hansen.
Smidstrup: Lars Petersen. Nyborg:
F. FlGytrup. Hje1msGmagle:
Sc: Johan Mezanti. Rasmrs Lang
kilde. strandhuse: Karen Hansen
Gesten:. Anders Lund. Testrup: Ka-
rem Jensen. Aalborg: Graver C. F.
Lu1d. Frejlev Hede: Marie Nielsen.
ABBY Kser: Else Hermansen. Sdr.
Citing: Sneaker Mogcns Larsen.
Hjcrting: Christiane Bruun. Nord-
borg: Gastgiver Jacob Sandvej. Je1-
Thyra Nielsen. Vejle: Ane
Hollesen. Stendrup: Andcrs Hen
Skanderborg: Johan Bose
rup. Aabenraa: Farveriejer Andreas
Festersen. Vrold: .Barthinus Jensen.
Paa B%ornholm: Snogebak: Georg
Hans P. Olsen. Rome:
Andrea J@rgensen. Svaneke: Laura
Neks3: Sneaker Peter An
dersen. Jprgen Jensen. Aaker Planta-
ge: Anna Dam. Rome: Lauritz Han
sen { dGd San Francisco.
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s + or e E N. st Son.
1ortil1m bar fiebt ben Miargretbe
Groits 9posbo tiIbbrenoe @oorb pao
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i Giborg fo1
$4,000 ST.. %gien0ommen bill blipe
inorettet til ct @pjifolebjem.
III gs eIif a B.
M @aoroeiere ! Seiteo og 8arsIuno
banne0e / 8ior ct Nlantringsielifab
me0 be9rGnlet @Gftelie; oets Gor-
mail er at tilplante ct ltgrre Mreal,
bells &eoe % 0els mager 5anoior0
Noro for 6Glteb, &elt for Geie1 efter
@iortba0. &u / bette 6praar bliper
&egpn0ellc, giort, ibet Ser pil Blue
plontet ca. $4,000 @ron= og 6prre-
trGer.
s@Ibrc s y naitifere
@ortc @pmnuitiffprening neo Sol
Ding bapoe forle0en Sppisning al 3
Solo @pmnaltifere - &orle=, &ige=
% Stronghold -, pg 9pellerne git
iom | Morene forlto, mutt % fnift.
Set ber 11Gp1tes til g~fterfplgelle for
oe 9@l0re, at ngiuo ct Manbsbplb,
bporof flere bar pp mos Sc 3 5neie
bapoe Sppisning for eli ineprere
&re0s. Sc bite Jig at pGre ret finite
@pm1oltifere.
9egerE1oos beo bpo6
ON beIit. S uSpoif Mforger=
bloo" finoes fslgenoe Mnnorce:
~@n torbenperenoe &rnit / Sen
6onif 6olfefirfe, oflfeoiget for unit
%toriffe Mnlfueller - 35 Mor CANT
mel - 2eitnant / 6oofoIfet, Tiger
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8ilIet mrft. u12S" be0es ti1fenot set
II StOltlDr
Gen Sggenoe er forbenppren0e
&oitor M11tol1 Se1len fra @drbosrc.
San / Dfpn t e / II
Some og 0p6e. 5oloasiiitent
sc. $. g., anr1oien, ser / Ell lang
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br1tp Sol0lte0, ofgif forleoen Morgen
eonife pl11oielig be0 Deoen. Set bar
bans @uitrus Spoielsoog, og 0a ban
aoogneoe, bar bans fprite Sr6 en-
2pfgnifning til ben6e. 9et blep og=
ioo bans iioite, tbi ct 9jeblif efter
bar ban 0p0, rimeligbis rant al ct
@iGrtellog,
9dnen &enipsie1s Ditto
rifle Ma1le1m / Siprring far fra
@briitcn @ougaaro at &%pnnebierg /
Grejlep mootaget Ell 0el foitbort 9a-
nefe, Ser ct funoet peo @rpf tegrop=
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gDl6t, Ell oobbeltleo6et 5pln6olsfebe
meb forepl0s &prs, en- innr foreplbt
5slpbolsfe0e mes &ors lan1t en6mu
fire foritiellige @plbfe6er M. a..
5mpfferne, Ser ltanumer fra Mi6ten
al set iptten0e Morbunore6e, bill BIZ
be i%no1en6te til NotionoImujpet i
&igbenboon.
6 S ernb bolt 1ape +
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le6en Scot pe6 Soti0en pasfereoe 9pn=
berbro / &oloing, lpsne6e cit 8olt Jig
fra Maifine1r og foer lige forbi Seq
oo9tere11 il10 igiennem 9sren til
8%lofbuiet. Ser ramte SEN eff 8or6,
bporpao Ser 1too Ell. brenoenoe
2ampe. 9onpen efsplooereoe, og 81
Sen antn110te %SS110boet, JONI 0elpts
eoelagoes, inDen Set lpffe6es at faa
8ugt me0 Sen. Gnopioere bleb ct
Sianolopporot og 5clefonopparatet
fuloitr1oig p0elagte. &aa @aifinen
bab0e mon intet mGrfet. 6grlt i
6re6ericia fit 9ofomotipfprer Me6-
belelie ON set posiereoe.
g t q t 1ten a e.. 8erg,
ser ifol opltilles / @ol0ing, ifal efter
bpo0 en- al uYolitifen"s Meoorbei-
eere, Ser 1frioer UNDER Mnbnet SRA
Mngelico", bore meget miSlpffet.
6orleoen fanotes / uBolitifen" fpI=
gen6e oabne 8reb til 6. 8ergs 5gn,
Sen n1b9re16e Sn0enrtgsminiit er:
ST. S116enrigsminiiter 8erg!
!@bis 0e / Sag oberperer Gbarlct-
tenborgu61tillinaens Mabning font
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

8cietnirse1t paa ct Seilifib Jas oa
ipite. Eluoielig tom en- Gus frpben=
Sc ZEN ODER 8or6et.
!. &pts er ben? raabte Matro=
Ierne / flor 9pbi6ielie
@apteinen, Ser troe6e, Ser bar Sale
ON EN- eller a16en 8rngsgienltano,
en- aa1iD eller lignen6e, raabte ne6
giennem 2ugen::
Sbis ben er m9rfet g, g., ct,
set min.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-27

ser ifal opitilles / &ul0ing, ifal efter
bpo0 en- al uYolitifen"s Me6orbei-
sere, Ser lfrioer UNDER Mnb1et v6ro
Mngelico", bore meget mislpffet.
Sorleoen fan6tes / uHolitifen" fpl-
een0e oobne 8reb til 6. @ergs @pr,
Sen nrberen6e Sn6enrtgsmtntlter:
ST. Sn6enrigsminilter 8erg!
&pis 9e / Sag oberberer @barlct=
Observation-Disclosures Mobning font
men meb 9eres imuffe @emolinSc,
bill 81, 11oor Sc gaar ODER @aar6en,
fon1me forbi en- ltor 8ronceman0
ser ltaor poa ct 6o6ltpffe me6 en-
bpi Sat / @aanoen. 9eres 6rne bill
ipgrge> bbem. set ct, og 9e bfl rhine.
ligois fpare: u@bor ifal leg pibe
Set fra! Seq fien6er bam iffe!"
Gaar Deres 6rue So beber Dem, ON
Sc life bil 1loa efter / &%otaloget, lac
bill Sc maoffe gigre set, og Sc bill
fi16e, at @tat1en, iont er at &as:
mus Mnoerien, foreitiIIer 6. 8erg
9een bois 9eres Srne ga ifuIoe be:
brei6e Dem, at Sc life fien6er 9e
res egen Sober, iaa mao Sc giernt
poaberaabe Sem rBolittfen" og itge
at SRA Mneelico" beller life fien6
te BAN / @oor. Set er nernlie
1on6t. @i for lite troet set ml1ligt
at Ell 5totue fltnoe ligne iao fist.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22

For young mems 3-piece suits
very best workmanship and
style. Regular price from SIS
to ST.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22

For Boys 2-piece knee pants
suits. Excellent values. Reg
alar price is $1.5O to $1.75.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1906-06-22

For Mems shirts, size 10 LIZ
to IL. in stripes and solid col
ors. Regular price is 5Oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23

That is an extract a letter old to the
editor.
Why boyas
whirwpd thruws his and his books In
another spraws gup his sister the
table makes faces the house cat and
iastinKt evidence.
built for noise must have valve lie
making hnga lie Will need
pound that surplus vitality.
senIdh M what be cant help
noisy necessarily bad boz
II you you Is him Il
aAx good into rcheaon and sharp rotort
an easier
The boy his his he not
oAious boys father scarcely
father has the boys ~ayroush
The eutsi1e
But boys biz love Tor his mother she
be careful in handns him
father the old counting days The boys
mother . sweetheart she should him ioNet
The sorEets.
She has headache tired iangles her
she flares up rumpes quick spirit flies self
defense Is boz mosher the
failure The BOYS dlsVos
ton 10 lose his temper push tendency oAara
ter nd ma aesiuy
Punish boy make both yourself and
himself b. negxng at him and aooitlng him
Rsmemhsr--
he your soon. be viii be
3 BEARDED wli hold IN vain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
Pushing n Good Thing

number II fictitious
corded almost daily In the columns enterpng
Temporary.
The local starr this time formed IT,
lie spn options Seattle property sections
boom particular through
columns Of their employers paper
The booming IL artlHtcaly results 20 be
entirely satisfactory 10 the promoters
Tho has BEEN played months but httcrt
It's has made the schemora somewhat careless
and they have been sahshng sales that the face Of things
hooked queer the uninitlatcd.
Makes $4,000 hour" tho latest flaming announce
by oapp his
record ppnts Seattle realty
But the h biting They don't the hook hidden In
the bait
Tor The proprietor Of the that Is being used to fur
ther the precious he 70 be utterly unconscious Of
what Is COINS
The staff Of The star snt engaged IN the real estate business
paper seaueny benefit nor
nation ot hauahdo sales of property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
JESTER OF SOCIETY

atefuly. you must so to bed Inn
mediately VII notify Lady Tan
tamouut"
soh. doeturs sic aaif plaintivelY.
suat Lady TaHfsm0uni She viii
get INTO panic aud send me away.
I have nowhere 10 so nowhere in
the world She dresses Hn Tor my
part I've got to talk ana smile
ara be brilliant ta keep her up 500
risllY, Kings hong ago had their
testers They died at theif posts.
let me die At mine"
"ehud," he said. viii Tau trust
me- Mrs Reginald Montague, a
dear friend u mine. wants com
o. 60 So with her - FEYpt You
90. darling for I see in your eyes
that may eail YOU that =eeaae thia
feaffui folly 81 existence and ! viii
join YOU"
Dr. Clarke walked through the
affeeta Of Cairo II must be neal
here he said. ~ ho looked up alons
row ~ oeionadea Aud then he
waved his game. for high up Ia =
balcony he Ha~ face watching faf
him and h Was The sweet face ~ d
gifi bcamiuE with health ana rap.
ture. Ills Madeline Aud appearing
behind her. wRvinK = rcd pnuasgi
was that great. good natufed per.
aon, the doctors friend. Mrs Reg.
maid Montague
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-23
SURVEY rHg OK.

The transport BIr IA ,oA..
Bremefton. where he Il bsIas Z
fnliy surveyed to deiarmlne Y. -
ever repairs shall be mass ~.
she goes on her rip 70 nsse ~
after she returns The bose :.
nists Of Major Wood. Tgss.,ss.
Quartefmfsior D1Hnelly ~
Francisco. Crriaiu canSfem & =
tain AnkefB ana Chief Pas,s'
Murphy