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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

til brittle for big, min rene,
triOe Que, fOr Oig!"
SGnge, lgltge tog bet ban1 at fun-
ne bcberife lin Sorg. 0a melote man
pam Ell Gag: On &rnltlter ct ber
20 begGrer pOmpgt, at on pilOe ie
q &erf, ban far uofert."
6priten fulgte fine Siellere til ct
fjGrntliggenOe &erelie, btor <nit-
neren, Ell 0ejlig, lpSloffet Ongling,
flGOt / Ell it's, folOerig Sltnifa, gift
bam taps | Mpoe, bpjenOe Jig pon
&ne og ienfeoe lit 9lif, tine flare,
itraoIenoe zine.
rSpaO beOOer Oh, min 9reng?~
uG5ernomit5, Wfaieitet.~
uG5ernomit5", meleoe 6prlten
c%ftertenfiomtt. Sender 6u Mfilbai
G5ernoipit5, iom for fire Aar il
Sen n?
o9an er min 8rooer, Maieltet. q
ga traaote cen at SDlget ben til
ct tort @geifa6 og log Osren blot
oaben. Der inOe Itoo en- b~enripenoe
WarmorItatue.
5priten 6legneOe og ianf neo paa
Ell Stol pe0 bette SDn. Sarme,
ifinnenoe Saarer perleoe ober bans
@inOer. Snn b6jeoe lit &opeo MOB
line 9eoer o. brpo no / lDoelig
@ulfen.
vMorianfa, min bel(ige, bpioe
Que! Wfit 0eilige Sorn!"
ga, ser itoo bans ieoe, fife 81
Ae nleo set fange 6aor bengenoc
lolt neo ober Sfl1lbrene - fnugels=
Be en- 9uffe moo lit 8rpit / barn-
Zig @lG0e: Sen 0uffe, BUN fit al
lin 6oOer til SEN iiofte 66oielsOog,
fem Mfaaneoer f6r bum -
0e bolot Jig title oGe iammen,
title / ODb 9epegeIie. Smiioer rel
Ite 6priten Jig, gift FEN til 5totlten
81 fprtegneoe Sc blenbenbe boi0e
&in0er.
vSpa0 ifpIoer ieg Big min
9reng?~ ipurgte ban meo ~ifelpenhe
Hpit.
p, MoieItntl gib mig min Bro
Ser, min 9ro0er, tiIboge!", 6enfolot
Nnglingen poo fine &ne. SON Ii
ser uforifpI6t.~
Sprlten forlongte 8en % Yopir
al en- Siener, ifrep bltrttgt ct 8ar
Sinier meo tit Nobn unber o. rufte
Onglingen Set. 0enne nil0e fpsie
bans Saon6, nren SDriten reite bam
op meO Be Orb; Oct er mig, Ser
hor taffe. Ser er Yenge. Geis ielu
nteo SoI6oterne til Siberien "a 6ent
Din 8ro6er - og SUB beliigne ier
begge."
81 bar nogle Stpffer poa &eile
/ en- at bort SANDS Me1emitater.
Get gialOt Ell &oretur paa omfring
boIptreos Wfi( meo .Seite og @ogn.
0erunoer fom hi gen1tem ilere Imao
@per og Sleffer, bbis 0apne Dog
er gargne mig at Win6e.
Gi nermeoe oS mi en- 9n, ser
efter SpteGinaen ifltGoe QUITE 1900
Sn0bDggere. Geien f6rte os tbers
rper ct breOt 9aIf6re, og ret foran
os bGpeOe Serrpnet fig til en- iebn
&oiilette. 9enne Slette fanot Iige-
Tom ct ~noturGigt Sobfeite en- min
bre, %boIoformig @os, ser / en- baIp
MtGs oengoe itrofte fig parallel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

NJ o-S pprgSmapI, Der
flere @unge bar brugt mCget truen=
0c SfDer paa Sen epropUiIfe Stor-
mugt5-@imnel. Qien ben ran f :
cngelife 6oitbe0 / oenne Sag
6ur uuere0e pit Splflan0 t~illtrGffe-
ligt, at Der tooles ingen 9fpigeIie
ira 9oftet til ben &epu6lif, Ser /
gnmle Gage bar set engelife 6oIfs
9lrpefienoe.
Snurere fltn0e ser bere Ell Del
at tule ON peO 3 n-& + II.
N}en ogioo Sen ipnes at futile font
Inc | 2npe I'LL, efter at EltSlan0 -
tro0s iin uGlOige Bellgetrang -
Der e%ftergipet SDrftet en- CANT
mel @GlO pna 8etingelie al, at
Sultnnen life pil pere for baar0
ue0 Sen 6ulgarife ielpuon9pntc
G5or.
6oreIobig i bpert 6olo er ser
l0olcOe2 life nogen u~mi06el6ar So
re for 6orpifIitger poo Sen &ant
DeIler.
% Set tprfiitiife Htgc uil iun0-
ipnligDiS iii, efter at l~lngtprferne
peO Ben Itore parlomentoriife Mi0-
bag bar facet Nnleoning til at ipi=
ie inmmen me0 oeres Sper6opeO,
ID eil6og fpSiet bans @anno - gao
rolige og mooife en0og u0piflings-
rige Gage / Me0e.
On Sen friItne &erDen iaa fu1
pGre iGrIig gluo neo Sc mango Op=
mtlltringer til Sultonen ON at ID
&C CT @enreiSning al set gamle
&olifot ober aQe 9(llab's Sil6pnge-
re, er Ell on0en Gag.
AFen bette Sporg5maor Iigger fife
for cnOmt, SuIto1en biz forele6ig
hopc SHnOerne ful0e meD at fiat
1e orOne0e Silltanoe / set ~oanrGgte=
Sc Hige.
Men ielp ON Sc TO 5tat8mpno
fife far bnft nogen @runo til at af=
rGrge truenOe &rigsfprboIo, bar Be
GGft Stof nof / Soriifringen ON,
at ben engelife % Sen tpife Nation
fife bill binon0en til 9ips. England
fiber nnOer Ell gr9nielps NSO / in
Oenriglf 9(rbeiosG6sbeo og Sniflono
trGnger til at bGre / go for at fun
ne ie ll0pei til at ofpifle fine 8Dr-
Ser.
9tu pe0 man 10 nof al 0Drefe6t
Grfaring, at geniioige Sreosforfif=
ringer life betpoer iaa meget. Men
e er ga altio bet 9eger Bin bnr0.
Get er 10 ct gammelt ng biitnof
GoOt Mio0el poa @enifabets Sci:
Ct ipiie iummen og iige binanoen
nogle Or0. Der bar man iiffert So
peO6etp0ninqen al Sen engelife &on=
qcs @eiog / set tpife Giges @opeo=
ito6.
Sibf6rIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

timber 16. os. lfriper @aIt. g.
Z. 8run til os:
SSnifriftet i'll 2%egisIatltren / So
ma angaaenOe 2angfreoag ct
/ @ften nnaet op til 1000 timber
ffrifter. Der er @runo til at tro,
at en- Del, iiar fra ben fatoIfe
Strife, er inOienOt oirefte til 2egis-
laturmeOlemmer. 6orilaget bliper
ianOignligOis fremlagt | 2bbet al
0enne uge, men tages life UNDER 8e-
bonoling fGr f6rite Warts. SER og
SGre bar lagt ltore Sin0ringer /
8eien.
S8r ieg benligit anmooe Sc 9
&r9Iter al Den for. ban. Strife :
Soma, Der enOnu fife bar Iaoet bsre
ira Jig, ON at in0i ert0e til mia ina
reit muligt, ! alt Solo inoen Moa-
ne0ens l1Ogang. - 9@rbs6iqIt g.
6. 8run, Safe Mias, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

& 9ilfelbe of llreeelmpsi9beber peb
Mobtuoelien bebes man fiuqe til bet itebli9e
0ofppIen. Sfnlbe BET life biGlpe, beoes
nan benpenbe fig til u9oniteren"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19


@uiet er / BET belle taget nro0erne
ilOrettet meO @enipn iii 0pparm-
ring, fnlOt uoitprct SnOepprelie,
SnOlGg al &mnO % eleftriif 2ps.
Get er opfort al 9pgmelter 6reo
Siert, 9loir, Nebr. Nrbcioet poo
set begpnOte Den 3. Sept. 1908 %
sen 10. San. 1909 bar Set faroigt.
Sniet bop0e, iom BET itoo fGr=
0igt til Sn0pielie, foItet ca. $500.
Som befenOt er Set Son0o-Somi=
lien, %ottolpottumie 60, Su., Ser
hnr lo0et @ltiet opf6re % ifpnfet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

~9aniferen" giOer upenomban6-
Ieoe 8eItre6elie fin bierteIigTte an.
befaling og 6eoite St6tte. Men Itst-
te Sagen fan Ri 10 life paa anoen
@aaOe ems be6 at onmooe ale bore
2GIere I Staten Soma ON at iette
ocres HuOne un0er 86nffriftet, bbis
Dc life aaere6e bar giort oct. Set
bill itffert fin6es Dos ale bore Too
rel fem bos ANDRE GttberIfe &rp-
tier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-19

(5Iuttes paa 9. 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
LAS VEGAS PRISONERS
FEAR MOB IN NIABJQt CIRQUE
Especial Dispatch Ia ths Morning journal l

Las Vegas, \. NJ. June 26.-Mar-
Flores, closely answering the dcscrip-
ton of one OF the two men who
robbed and assaulted Mrs. Goldie
Majoribanks at Albuquerque Thurs
day night. was arrested here last
night by chief Of Police Ben Coles.
as he alightcd from an %castbound
freight train. Flores admitted being
in Albuquerque the night of the Ma
%ioribanks outrage and had ON his
person a Sheffield razor, which is
identical With the description Of the
one taken from Majoribanks. He
Will be held until an officer arrives
from Albuquerque to look him over
At the time Flores was arrested, he
was accompanied by two other MeNi-
cans, who gave their names as Manuel
Masais and Hilario Hucrto. The three
men were committed to the city Jail,
where they viii be held pending an
investigation, The arrest of the men
created great Excitement and tonight
threats OF lynching were heard ON
every hand. Precautions have been
taken, however, to prevent mob vio-
lenee. The men pplcaded with the
Officers not TO take them back to AL
buquerque. fearing that the people
there Will mob them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
FLOODED HORSES HERE
TAKING 4 REST
Thirteen Speed Ring ~iavoritcs Break
Journey Across Continent. Bunci.
Valued ut SIXTY Thousand Dollars.

Three Pullman palace horse cars ar
rived yesterday morning from Los An
gelcs containing thirteen valuable race
horses, en- route to Peoria, III whore
thcy viii be entered in the Grand cir
cult races, which begin there On July
8. The animals are Valued at up-
wards of 100000 and are owned by
w A. Clark, Jr. William Durfec and
other wen known turfmen The hors-
es we're Undated here and place in
box stalls at Trimble's stable and cat
Traction park, where they viii rc-
main until the journey eastward IT,
resumed tomorrow morning. Some OF
the horses viii be worked out at the
park early his morning and lovers of
horseflcsh viii be given an opportun-
jty IT, sot them 80 If they are on deck
between 8 and I O'Clock. Among t.
horses are Romeo, a six year add trOt-
ter. owned by W. NJ. Garland, of Los
Angeles; Almaden, Il pretty animal
owned by Mrs. William Durfce. with "a
record of ZOOS; Carlton with an .offi-
cial record Of 0S IA ana a trial re-
cord of 2.05 H.. Baton de ora, with
"a record Of 2:l1 IA and several 9TH
crs with like records.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
RAILROAD VISITORS
RETURN EAST
Latest Rumor Is That Hope
wells Party Is Composed Of
Representatives of the Gould
interests.

The party Of capitalists who an.
rived here Friday from Moriarty ~
charge of Colonel W 5. Hopewcll ar
ter an inspection Of the New Mexico
Central properties folded their tents
like the Arabs Yesterday and silently
stole bact east.
An Information as to their plans
and what interests they represent Is
lacking and has boon carefully Kept
under a rumor gained grouur;
Yesterday, however ma they were
Wabash and Denver and Rio Grande
men representatives Of the Could in
terests, which makes the situation de-
cidedly more interesting With lkock
Island and Denver and Rio Grandc
men keeping the rails hot on the New
Mexico Central business is certainly
looking good and the public will
await possible developments Witt
some interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27

self trained down continually said
the gladiator of forty years who works
the clouds. and never smoke
or drink-can't risk it,. ! drink how
an enormous amount of soft
drinks probably due to the fact that
the tremendous exertion causes me 10
perspire so freely while at work.
Mr.. sutherland mas served in the
L. :. navy ON various occasions and
was one Of the divers who went to
work when the battleship Maine went
to her fate in the bottom of Havana
harbor. He is as familiar with the
tops Of the highest buildings ana
spires in New York and of practically
every large city and small town in the
country as the average man is with
his own backyard. Through all his
years Of work he has never met with a
serious accident save in Columbus, O.,
where some years ago he fell "a feet
to the street from the top OF the spire
of tn Presbyterian church. Il WIS
so badly hurt" says sutherland, that
| Went back to work ON the steeple
next day" Scores of Mortified people
saw the fan, when the top of the tow
er. a section some twenty feet long
came loose and fell TO the ground.
sutherland jumped when he felt the
framework give way and beat the
steeple to the street, How he escaped
death or manning is an eternal mNs-
terry. 1t is a curious fact that Suth-
erland who makes his home in LIS
Angeles has a little baby girl who from
birth has inherited his climbing abtli-
ty and climbs everything and anythlr 9
that she comes to.
The baby is absolutely without fee
and her muscles already show the aP-
normal development which his calling
has brought to her father.
Mr.. Sutherland said last night that
he had received word from Paris ask
ing his to come there and do 'olne re-
rairihg on the top of the Eift,t tow
which probably indicates ,hat the
nervous Frenchmen are AFRAID to
monkey with the Job.
Il have contracts to keep m bus,
for three years ahead" said tn FLY.
night. sutherland gets f. lcy ptic-
os fer his work. prices which dhy man
wiz gree are WI earned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27

city. with u big red automobile. att
tempts to steal the blacksmith
sweetheart. but the husky horscsho"r
hauls him out OF the automobile while
the car containing him and the girl
IS flying at full speed over a conn
try road. The girl realizes her mis-
take in describing her rustic lover
for the wealthy rogue with the tour
ing car. the villain Is properly re-
peutant and the romance ends win
everybody happy. In addition to the
picture program, the musical nuns
beers on today's program are eNcep
tfonully good. Little Ance Drummond
has several new songs Steyskei. t1o
violin artist win render his usual
pleasing numbers, while james Car
mody. in Illustrated songs, will wind
up the entertainment which, It would
seem. merits a packed house ut every
performance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
WANTS To
Be RELEASED
Convicted Of Murder of
Bernedette BernardineIIi Anx-
iouS to Get Out Of peniten-
tiary on Bonds,

T. b. Catron and II w. Dobson, at
torneys for Antimo Pettine, convicted
Of murder in the second degree during
the last term of court, for the Killing
Of B|ernedette Bernardlnelll, on Nor'il
Third street. on February 3, 1901 ap-
peared before Judge Ira a. Abbott IN
the district court yesterday and pre-
scented a petition praying that Pettlne
be admitted to bond pending an appeal
to the supreme court. Judge Abbott
some time ago overruulcd a motion for
a new trial in the lower court. The
granted the motion. placing Pet
tines bond at 100000. 1T is under
stood that efforts will be made To Sc
cure Pettine's immediate release from
the Santa Re penitentiary where he
has been confined since his convie-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27

ton, \. u Garrett of Roswell and j.
w. Akers Of Santa Pc.
'The drouth is embarrassing tho
sheep industry over most Of the tor
ritory." said President solomon Luna
of the board last night. It is eX-
ccdingly dry everywhere except in
Union and CoifaN counties where Mr..
Schiotcr reports they awe had good
rains General ain are very badly
needed by the raisers and needed al
once
Mr.. Luna Saws that On an average
probably not more than %thirty-fiva
per cent of lambs have been saved tins
season The wool clips have been
pretty general, cleaned up by east
crn buyers ia the past month, only
smaller lots remaining oil the market,
one OF the heaviest buyers was Hart
OF Dol Rio. TcSas. who secured the
big Luna ciip half q million pounds
from tie biggest raisers in the Pecos
valley. and various other large lots.
Tine board yesterday listened to re-
marks by representatives of manu-
facturers Of patent sheep dips w1o
urged the board 10 reconsider its
former action and ALLOW the patent
dipping solutions to De used under
direction Of the hoard The board,
however. lct the former ruling stand.
This provides that only solutions of
lime ANA sulphur and tobacco and
sulphur shall De used FOR dipping the
sheep.
"scabies is getting less and less
every year since the systematic cam
paigu began 20 eradicate it, said Mr..
Luna last night. "and We are conf
dent hat the disease viii eventually
be- entirely wiped out Of the New
At.L- nL..L. y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
TWELVE YEAR OLD BOY
HELD FOR MURDER

Modesto. Cal. June 26.-That Ct't
fIapkins. the Il year old boy Who
shot his 6 year old brother. Theodore
and then buried him in a pig pen
while still alive. killed the child vs.l
wilfuul intent was the verdict returned
this afternoon by "a coroners jury TIL
district attorney is undecided what
action to take.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
Stomach Troubles.

Many remarkable cures OF stom-
aeh troubles haze been effected by
Chambcriain's stomach n Liver
Tablets. One man who had spent
over W thousand dollars for medi-
cine and treatment was cured by a
few boxes OF these tablets. Price 70
cents. Samples free at all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
If You Are Worth $4,000 Don't Read
his.

This will not interest you If you are
worth fifty thousand dollars, but II
you are a man OF moderate means and
cannot afford to employ "A physician
it when opportunity pre-
you will be pleased to know hat one
or two doses of Chamberlain's Collie.
cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Mn
cure it. This remedy has been in use
for many years and is thoroughly re-
liable. Price 25 cents. For fale by
all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
Sore Nipples.

Any mother who has had exper-
fence with this distressing ailment
viii be pleased to know that 9 cure
may be effected by applying Cham
i, berlain's Salve as soon as the child
is done nursing. Wipe it off with a.
soft cloth before allowing the babe
to nurse. Many trained nurses use
this salve with best results. For sale
by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
GOOD PICTURES AT THE
GEM THEATER FOR T0Dl

The management NJ the newly
opened Gem theatre announces an
excellent program of moving pictures
this afternoon and evening. The
pictures include the following. node
Of which have ever before been shown
in Alhuauerdue. "Mr. Fuzz. "Thc
Frog" Useful Beard. Family or
cats. and The Mystery of the Briur
in White
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
HUMAN FLY WILL DO
FEW STUNTS IN
THIS CITY
GETS TICKLISH JOBS ON
BIG SMOKE STACKS HERE
Man Who Built Top Of the EifteI
Tower in Paris Goes to New
York to Take Pole Off Singer
Building,

Fred sutherland. better known as
.sThe Human Fly" the man who bullt
he tin top of the Eiffel ave ana
for the past quarter of a century has
plied his dizzy trade at lofty e.eNa-
tons all over the world, arrived from
the west yesterday and had no sooner
landed that he was offered and ac-
cented :, contract for work on 4 smoke
stacks in this city. The job which
sutherland describes as "a ticklish
proposition is hat of building a Dig
sixteen foot iron cage or spark ar
roster ON each of two high stacks at
the American Lumber company. lie
will begin his work Tuesday. He VIII
also repair the stack at the electric
plant at the lumber mills n repalnt
the stack at the water company plant
in the Highlands. The two highest
stacks at the lumber mills are lf3
feet and $50 feet respectively while
the light plant stack is 1856 feet.
1T viii be a delicate job putting in
the spark arresters" said the fly last
night. FOR the reason that l shall do
The work While the stacks are in use
v"u as ,na f,,aanny No..
low"
'u Vs. go ran-
''N. - - .rt 4. t,y+
Son 80 -. aa5 ah no
at the top Of it in a high wind it
seems about a mile, as you look down
mo ~ uVPl"s u ,x
II - w, " mn, - - daina
y - canta ~
80 taa 4naa+ad
p'opi" Wv "e'' thnanah !
60 - s,na,vision
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'nt U 'iluse9 Wy c,r
i"S Ven ~ ana
nam" mas 0eN" ", r.htah
9piiTS ~" eair.
~"ou'" N"u'e : ky
d. bas ufo,<nd
''"Ne r.anson
iio," ~ 80 1870 and tba
""' that
- - l.. 40
li' u", 'is u'SN3 haat anad
'e"..u ~ " Is. &c. na,
- ntmre,c ,rd
P"P, III I'm ,ic-
Nh ~ tta~ nrn ~ H.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
Notice to Modern NOodmcn Of
AuIcriCu.

As assessment NO. 243 for June
should be paid ON or before the 3oth.
you are asked to pay same nc 2oH y
W. Gold. to c. r. Fairbrother- DO
not wait any longer. y. + Logsdon
(clerkD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
CIiamberlain's Cough Remedy the
Best on The Market.

II have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and find it % be the best on
the market" says f.. w. Tardy, editor
of The Sentinel, Gainsboro. Tenn.
"Our baby had several colds the past
winter and Chamberlain's Cough
Remedv always gave it relief at once
and cured it in a short time. l always
recommend It when opportunity pre-
sents itself" For sale by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27

down before the preliminary hearing
tomorrow and divulge what he know
about the affair remains to be seen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27

OUR POLICY Is QUICK SALE
AND SMALL PROFITS. LET US
SHOW YOU THAT WE CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER.
les. T.. G. PRATT * CO, PA SOUTH
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-27
RESTORED Her Hair and Brought Bnci.
the Natural Color.

This was the experience OF Mrs.
Anna G. Layn, " Hopkinsyille, Ky.
Head the letter.
July Fl, 1905,
The Herpicide Company
/ have used your Herpicide no~ for
three years and consider it the finest
hair tonic in the world My first eN-
periencc was after a spell of fever,
which caused me to be almost bald.
The use of Herpicide soon restored
my hair to the natural amount aud
color. | always use it after washing
the hair and indeed feel lost without
a bottle IN the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-17
1888, $2.58 and S1.98

BENGALlNE DRESS SILKS
We have sold these sometimes al
Ssc special, but cant afford To AL.
ways do so. Tomorrow all day you
M may nave them l3c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-17

Fine Isabella Fox Set,
same size and style as the
Lynx Set advertised above;
worth at least $500. On
sale Saturday at $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-17

All Lace Curtains reduced In
prices for Xmas.
500 Mil Lace Curtain Sample Ends
~ yds. long. Saturday. TO-
special. each ...............I JC
ONE MORE MEssALlNE SALE
Messaline Silks I'm solid ami fancy
colors; brilliant as a satin. but soft
as a baby's cheek; pure silk. lie.
S So" . SGp't ,g Dsy 7''' for Lon 49c
Wider width .........,.......6 soc
Christmas Nelvets, a..
Christmas Satlns .......t III
For the quarter yard; everybody
comes here for velvets aud Satlns
In short cuts, because London has
the particular shades and sells
quarter yard for ..........1Ie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-17
CREPE DE CHIMES

NHEFE UE IHTNES
Pure Italian SILK, shimmering aud
lovely aud as durable as ducklng
Don't pay 75e. because London sells
them all day tomor- An
row RJC
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-20
RAILWAY WORK AT
TACOMA INCREASES
Milwaukee Pushes Track laying-U.
p. and Northern Pacific
Are Also Busy.

TACOMA, April 20.-RailrOad work
and marine development going on this
spring in Tacoma surpasses two or
three times over in volume and impOr-
lance all coincident construction Of the
kind attempted here heretofore.
The Milwaukee railroad is rushing
track laying and warehouses for its
terminal yards, and has everything I'm
readiness for the construction OF its
large passenger depot. and also the wa
ter front line from Old Tacoma to the
Tacoma smelter. The Union Pacific is
rushing work at number OF shaft
openings on it's long tunnel beneath the
CITY, and with the earth taken from IL
is filling a large gulch paralleling its
tunnel lire.
Plans for it's passenger depot are also
we'll under way, and track construction
from the tunnel south is being pushed
The road also has an enormous amount
of development work ahead in con-
structing Yards and warehouses at its
ocean terminals which it is on the eve
Of commencing.
The Northern Pacific has already
moved 100000 cubic yards of earth
senger depot. and is now moving 5000
cubic yards daily. At the outset IL was
estimated that there were 700, 900 cubic
yards to Ee moved. The road is finish
ing it's condemnation of right-of-way
for the new double-tracked Tacoma
TeninO line. Over on the tide flats
dredges are working night and day,
dredging the two large water ways. or
the 100000 cubic Yards to be moved.
one third has been handled. The city -
showing a similar activity by doing an
immense amount Of street paving, grad
ing, sewer and bridge construction and
sidewalk laying.