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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23

in Monaghan language He stayed about two minutes
' and then said: Enough; let us co.,
All heads turned downward. All Chinese noses
were muffled IN handkerchiefs The retreat began,
the prince in the van. His took smile of
mingled satisfaction and agony.
"a cup of tea would be very welcome - he
confded to the interpreter when they were once on
the outside
If your gentle and kindly disposed maiden aunt
came to visit you, would you rush her out to a
dog fights I do not know who the Chicago officials
in charge Of the Chinese party were but they ought
to be lined up and kicked by J. Ham Lewis
An interesting story from Kansas City in
connection with the recent death Of Alex Cunning,
sheriff of Wyandotte county, Kansas He left Kansas
City ten days ago to seek recreation in the Choctaw
country Mr. Cunning had six children. The youngest
is Gertrude, three four years old. She her
fathers pet and they inseparable when he was
at home
A few days after Mr. Cunning left home, Gertrude
awakened her mother at O'Clock in the morning,
crying if her heart broken. Mrs. Cunning took
the child in her and asked what the matter.
"Papa is dying papa is dying He gone and
won It see him any more.'' .. &. >ea. .,- e.
~' Her mother had to talk to her quite awhile: to
soothe her fears and make her believe her papa
well. Mrs. Cunning had received letter the after
before from her husband, in which he said he
was improving in health and would be home early
this week. The mother told the sobbing child this
message and finally lulled her back to sleep. ~,
Little did her mother think that the child IS dream
of seeing her father again true At IL
o'clock that morning she received telegram stating
that Mr.. Cunning had died suddenly. L..
Was little Gertrudes dream coincidence or is
there something in telepathy? "A. j. R.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23
ONYX IN FAVOR

Onyx has come into favor with smart
women, being fashioned into round,
massive bracelets like those antique
armlets which the women Of Rome and
Greece used to wear. The milky trans
parency of this stone with its fantastic
veinings makes it most effective. Be
sides, fashion is far from having ex-
hausted the possibilities of the semi
precious and merely decorative stones.
Lapis lazuli, amber, jade, and nephrite
are among the old-new stones that
tempt women to empty their pocket
books to add new coquetries to the tot
let.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23

first lay them in soapy water or drive
into bar of soap, and there is no
danger. Carpenters and makers Of
handsome furniture always have piece
of yellow soap on hand for this pur-
pose. < -
Soap shavings or small lump of
yellow soap tucked into a mouse hole
prevent the temperance of the mouse.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23
HIS BRILLIANT HOUR HAD PASSED.

CHlCAUUAN was pralslng the late Marshall
n Field. "Mr. Field kindly man. he said.
'EHe spoke i'll of And when his opinion was
asked of person, and it not favorable opinion,
he would express it in such gentle and quaint way
that it's sting would be quite lost.
"Once, at dinner, I praised the conversational
talent of the table I said to Mr. Field:
g DO you know HING
Z" 4 have met him., the other answered.
"'Wen, he is a clever chap said I. He can talk
brilliantly for hour at stretch
GO Then, when met him., said Mr.. Field, tit must
have been the beginning Of the second hour'n
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23
THE NATURAL WAY.

A PHILANTHROPIC person heard of negro FAM
"A lily that reported in destitute circumstances
and, calling at their home, he found the report true.
The family consisted of mother, nearing man
hoods estate, and two young children The benevo-
lent old gentleman, after hearing the mothers story,
gave her Oldest 81 to get chicken for the Thanks
giving dinner and took his departure.
No was he gone than the negress said to
her T..
"Sambo, you done glib me dat dollah and 60 get
dat chicken in de maternal way. ''-Phadelphia
Ledger.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23
A GIRLS CORSET COVER

AS soon as the girl begins to take
pride in the ,daintiness Of her clothes,
she starts out on her thimble career.
This usually finds beginning with
some article of lingerie and the corset
cover shown here is excellent for Just
this purpose. 1t is very simply con-
structed and yet embodies all of the
best points Of the up-to-date corset
cover. The front is gathered slightly
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23

president put the notion and it carried unan
mously. "Fatty' was wrapped in Miss Smiths seal
skin coat and his feelings too chaotic for
nected speech.
So the S. S. s. S. died gloriously and the fraternity
yell: adams Painter, Miss Smith, watch out for
the Teller she goes with was skfuy altered by the
quickwitted 'Bat" to, "Adams Crawford, Miss
Smith, hooray fer the Teller she goes with and this
was given with will when the party separated
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23
SHOCKING.

T HE young men, returning to college after the Eas
ter holidays, made good deal of noise at the
junction. .-...-.
''What do you call thems'' traveller asked
YEARLY. ..a
- 'Well, SIR said the station agent, eve don's
know their real name here; always call them
turned empties."
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Where Feminine Fancy Lights

eiety leader as dining off a service of
gold. T.. =. t..%,,E
The Duchess Of Manchester, formerly
Miss Zimmerman of Cincinnati, daugh-
ter Of the multi-milionaire railroad
man, has followed her fathers example
and gone into the. business Of raising
pigs on her Irish estate at Connemara.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23
At LAST.

HEUREKA, have found it, the young inventor
l. cried.
The populace waited with breathless interest for
the details of the discovery.
'"You know we have,'' he began t'the wireless
telegraph, the horseless carriage, and so on7'
eyes, yes" they shouted. ''Continuel''
nounced proudly, ga presidentless insurance com.
pany.' e..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23

To make Devonshire meat pie, re-
move the meat from knuckle Of veal.
Put the bones in kettle, cover with
cold water and add one slice of onion,
one slice of carrot, bit Of bay leaf, a
sprig Of parsley, twelve peppercorns
and two teaspoonfuls of salt; then heat
slowly to the boiling point. Add the
svaa! end let simmer until the meat is
tender; remove the meat and reduce
stock to two cupfuls. Put one-half-
pound slice Of lean raw ham in fry
ing pan, cover with lukewarm water
and let stand on the back Of the range
for one hour. Brown four tablespoon
fuls of butter, add four, tablespoonful
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embroidery. The best materials for
corset covers are nainsook, lawn and
wash silk and only l Is yards of 36-inch
material will be needed for this model
in the medium size. 4767-sizes IL to
16 years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23

There, are now FIVE British peereses
who were actresses, namely: May Car.
rington (Lady de Clifford), Belle Bill
ton Countess Clancarty), Connie Gil
christ Countess of Orkney, Rosie
Boote lMarchioness Of Headfortl and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23

at the belt and neck edges, while
plainness and a smooth fit prevail in
back. The bottom is finished with a
circular peplum (which does away with
any extra fnlness at the waist line and
the frequent rising up Of this garment.
The neck and arm edges are neatly fin
ished with narrow yalenciennes or
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23
What the Market Affords

VEAL stew, 10 and Is cents
v pound.
Salt mackerel, 6 cents each.
New potatoes, S cents a pound.
New carrots, cents bunch.
Farina, IL cents package.
Cornmeal, 10-pound sack, 80 cents.
Apples, so and 80 cents peck.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23

H. G.. Wells has presented to the London zoo a
frog that matches it's eggs in mouth go
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23

Edinburgh has adopted a scheme for
collecting for charity thru a central
office on the lines Of the Liverpool
system, &c.,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23

10" Hearbuy, whearas, thearfour, if emmy
boy tells the ,seecreats he shall be foged by |
the whole S. S. S. S., each membere to Civ
him ten stroaks Of cab-of- nin-tales, at a |
meating called by the comfy Of dissiplin.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23

of flour, and when we'll Drowned, pour
on gradually, while stirring constantly,
the two cupfuls of stock; then add veal
and ham, each cut into cubes, and let
simmer for twenty minutes. Put in
serving dish and cover with top made
of puff paste Of correct size. 1t is
much better to bake the paste sepa-
rately and cover the pie just before
sending to- the table, according to the
May Woman's Home Companion.
Golden fruit mullins are made of
both flour and cornmeal. With two
cups Of cornmeal mix cup of flour,
four teaspoonfuls Of sugar, two of bak-
ing powder, add half of one Of salt,
with tablespoonful Of butter, cup
and half of milk, two eggs beaten
separately, and a cup Of any kind of
fruit, peeled and sliced, or cup of
berries. Put together as above, the
whites of the eggs folded in last. A
part of the flour may be put over the
fruit to prevent it's settling.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-23
EXERCISE NO. XVIII,
The Office Hot Foot.

When WHEY appears in housekeeping toys, cut
and run for it, The stationary will not answer in
this case quick jump only will suffice. If the at
tack seems severe, stay away for three days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26
sDOhnn Ro
BOWdisln
& Co.

rrssneut nnH wassfiana paFs District
tfe~hsHf sa4f# en- fFsgHaHf aKsaas
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from car ftNr
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ceFh faey terms
81 go p fssaH aetsAHs - Ns4as as
rfafsa street t'ss cash halanes sc fssf
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3 hIds A. ffarn ca nsaf go hieh srhsa1l
NO 81 BOW DISH %.
nouatawu ufnfs. 81 Wsfhtrsta1 Hiass
Ffenannf ftffife ~ Ffefnnut ANsnas
eaFusf kittuufus Street.
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tAHo"fHR sUspfaprn' !

faifaImaa taHaaehr pa.
fsHas1 rom duty last hlehi ~ So 80
taiH Sullivan 81 the ehalpa !, -. eap-
iuf dice afa cigar aiaHa fess saAs-
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battery r. Sergeant nsf,1l aaa
made fhs complaint. nts e 'a.la
coming aaasT his Immediate ~,
ton IL ii stand aaapsndsS , 80.
the aass = ffeaehtsd h 49,. ,''ia
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its Columbia -
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aalf rs minutes from ianhsef square on
fnisrufhsn eaf tine lats are cisafei snd
ts.ns aHd sailsF rs 3 tfsa small "a,
sasat aann Nan cannot equal this any
here scent fafs HmY from 90 uef
niestsiis Inns o. W w Walters. Ser
iat Alaska haiidius -f
We eantfsi tbs beat bsisinuas rofnsr iu
West seaftis ifNtiif taah
CENTURY HHAtTY CO.
tats Alaska ttldH
" " Walters. Msf NsN
t.fuofn nlo3vfn ggtiaes. stih Ave. Osnsf
Natn tisa
fuf sale - owner house ~ ruouta and
bot naaf Maa4euu car ilns Phone l. sif1
cisNTnAi PARK ADDITION 20 West
seattle ritz JUNCTION FONT Some
ieaitabls bots still irft Come ana see
these lots SUNDAY fusser sill meet ynn
- end q car line grand riss easy
CENTURY REALTY CO.
tHth Alaska lfide
" W Waters MEf M-tT
a.fuafu modern house on Madison. ini go
ia iaee. saaq cash. balance 81 psr
HnupfH
MrHpocK. nuHikE 8 FORREST.
10 Emplfs llids
rARK ADDITION 20 west
sifatfla THE JUNCTION FONT Some
ftstfatie iaia fiui left Come and So
a. end 81 eaf line grand View easy
CENTURY NEATLY co.
1918 Alaska uidH
" " Waters. MEr 7s-gi
t.fnom. mldefH hun6a I'D ffendntl line
flss lot aef TO g. - fNa cash
MURDOCH. HoHLkE 8 FOHREsr.
lt Emrife Hlds
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Save Money BuyInu Mss,

A. The clig Hall market. 500 Tl,,,
az. neHf YeHIsf Pot f9safs .A'' =
G.. lard He ioiu steak izIke y
three loaada lib steak 2se pa y
Il aias iHd asaz y.
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YOUR lKVEST9 nj

lJa INV NJ
reu are siwsys ieakins fs-
tbs f-st tnfestmsns ia;
s1 the ons frum shich yeu esn
sff aHe the s4fssf And tafssN
fssaifs We ell tssars 70 sA4ts
TIE matt ast e eaf rfsEaiss
tiaus ThsEe are fu<d sntsfs.
nlants. had tnzestments ert
Tiers - q hest inFesffnrHt Tea
vast hat nas f.st - sxriain
6 yea My Feff Sinfen .
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+ fts Western hsmisrhsfsl =
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THsrs AZ umitisEs rEaesreea N
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fffef 4 Western CsHAda thtfs
nust y poTta Pert siufscs
has ihs eai9 safe haiect -
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WfHh wa % demcartfatr 80
/ fuFI aimnsan offert rsnAfffA
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meet lots nee are q th<
lowest russibls prsoss
When the railroads are tsN
g raff Siarera and 49,
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hina Il 70 tntefrftst are
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whole pacifie Cast ~
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1870 -
aLkUfsa q affae sefIte & % lois - sali1
A. 4 r ~ 5nd eafienl Atd1szAs y =
tss b. sisntits. %
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PRONE YOUR WANT Ab
t. The star Main teAus IND
1lgk The star Viii eail and coli
ieet the hlli. and vii send 60
Nou the answers e. Xeur al when
addressed tNafe The Star
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS. struAs
TON WANTED. AELp
WANTED AND At ofhER
ADS. ONE eLNT A WORD.
Seven words or fractions of
words 10 the line. cash an adj
vance. When charged IL ae=
count actual number 81 Hires a.
set viii be counted. Minimum
hin tor an al IS cents Hal
lard Want Al Agency I. II.
Mullen. at ballard A. opn
city Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-26

NEAR affHNYDAf.Y-Sies Hffie fnrn
~ 5 sores half cisaFsd. balances partly
cleared young orchard al kinds % small
huiis. spfina wafer new e.fntm house..
small hafH4 nFefhi fficken houses horse,
ssaGqa fs4d fssfsi54 tod q 20.
laDifr IN NaIHny.
80 90 ga Aiasss Building -7c-1i
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Nearly
GONE

Those cheap lots on paEY terms IN cleo.
pairs Para 10 Nuu want Ouef Read
Pays Via 81 On tumufruw star
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NEAR KENT q acres, % cleared 30
more In pasture plenty spring water sand
kause, iarra harm, iarFe orchard. price
Including q cows, good team, harness AMI
HouEnr MAfTnY,
80 9U-tl Aiaafa uulliiua. ~. a
a. G. I0HNEf0N 4 20.
Rooms o. o. 20 Downs Block
Il4enga Main liii Ind. a afis.
q zoo
: po aefes choice land logged IN. some
valuable piiinE left faCfs lake, spring.
set u frames ~ buildings. on county road
ard railroad. ftoo cash. miles ~ 81
HfuiUn.
4 acre water front on Sound. SEQ n.
along fine aaHdy. aiarina beach. nearly
church a piscs whsls you can get plenty
df PAYING labor the year round, Recent
fefs from Seattle
acres water front no bluff. gentle
slrpinH Hsafh. 10 n. o. water 'front.' runs
hadk n county road al rich sol. good
daily boat service. z5-cent fare.
sc PER ACRE.
Splendid land IN fosHcfe ffadtsi sbuuf.
snfs ~ vafefi close 20 iarrs ahipyafds
and mills. ixis cent fare. 7 miles from Ne.
aftie. ~ =
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FNHN
BARGAIN
20 afres wifh ~ acres improved. H..
fHted 90 the main county road, close
~ the sasf shore - Lake WaahinFiau.
fire Hew efelfn Hiasfefrd h1uaf. iarsf
hafua 81 nffthHildinaH ~ hearilE ffulf
ffsaa splendid uafHr Ter g. 50 You could
not pat the buildings there today fdr les
than 81 80 Terms can b. had on part
A LAWRENCE
90 ~ Amsfiean Bank BLDG
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HNY DIRECT q ewnsf ~ ~r..x i
e. Ter CENT. REfnts c1mmAs@
THIS ts.. 1,aI
cfNAp@s roofa heuse, ! ~ - n
fts "a house. I tue, ttHi ~ s.,s 4 Il!
house. ) lots. on Beacen ns,A a scr<
wtth su.an houses en-. fsf ~ Is srv1
terms en- am u sbose sl,ucsxso
ard SIC pei menth. 80 4
saicaHafn d. rimcA hlock to.al.-----~--.-ee
Naa@fHt saNfla Hrefau hnN. sIss. ~
aud Sc per month ties ..esfns' Hkl
ffhfu ths car East ztsa q
& TffaR% NJ Rsintsf iseaen -
Nc STUNTS o. stoues. = h.asrs a
valley land. arenea icdAt ,ss-rs
bs built at cree Prices ~ g{,ilr14
Per meath. See The e~neF - tslks
= Ii :. -. I. ILLl.s -
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~ osc Hysstsa and ihinas must mets
Nffigsa Va Atnss bieEk. SO ~ tetAf
ron sALE-FAeas AND LANDS.
imafassd fafts Is ~ aefvs ifp.s.a
hauss hafhs rhtiksn hauaes. tire aNpis
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ho,issa stfans hrafas Ufustfr hHHrF if'
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CENTRAL PARK ADDITION 70 West
eaatfie. IHr JUNCTION POINT. Some
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teafda Neafhsfsd eek foot pedestal "a
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fifdssya napis dfsnasf aHe sidebenlf hall
al EASY chairs. Z rolls Ct beet mailing
lady'r uffiina dssk. fine eafpatss isee cut
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pATuA PARK addition before they ar
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asssssssssssaasas.asass $4,000 aasssHs
tesusY nsehsaia&t sHsfassr First.siss
ssffife a. Fssfsfn prices, Fesfs - "a
psffsaes tn sesfasins AL haii1tas sssfrs
ttias naes henisaii - redsi rsqaifs1
sata FREE. shap - sspst tuif riai parssasss
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As1ms : Hfo1ss rssistsfsd Faisni ans
rrsas Nzfk Aitefnsrs. Mechanical Ensi
asefs Trsek z teaHls 8 ysars ~ gsattIs
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Faf. 81 AisskA hi1H MAln Ani n
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STORAGE.
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be- p'1sss 40 fssn.',fs 'ess,ns ss,'as "a,
firsts tefh nhenss Meln - ~
FOR sALE-FARms AND LAND.
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POOR HEALTH coNpEia OwNgn
To SELL hts fine farm q 2 acres uple
than han fieh bottom land 2 acfes y
eHiftsafians balance good pasture ~
fenced urehara ~ 20 hsafinN trees nire
creek fhrguEh tho place new ffuam
aease lafss ha,r fsiss ,i .ssss T ,s,,a
harness. Neson ha.Ffs y bad y stsFk
faer ehlcksux sna fuii ouffit - farmins
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FOn NALr
Il acres land. ~ acres cleared. which IL
opdn. 10 acres entirely cleared. 60 fruit
tres bearing. , cows. ! hsifar. ! horse.
and al farming implements necessary.
FOr PARTICULARS. tnll ~ Paul naAasn =
Cedar Mountain wash aha