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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Its always a bum season Tor bum
shows remarked Patricia uRfieH
~ act / 81 The Chorus Lady. and
n the contrary ia true. and "a - al
ways q good season Tor eood shows
the reuarhahie success q the play
In which Rose Stahl has made her.
self famous u accounted for NiaH.
no further explanation IL oretiad for
the fact that the pigEeat upcnins
house % the season was al tne
Moore last night
All who take an interest IN things
theatrical had heard 81 The Chorus
Lady Many had read descriptions
~ u. even a uuyslirAtlon q q. and
some had seen Rose Sfahi In the
little vaudeville act which she used
Tor years and uut ~ which James
Forbes built the play But until onu
has seen Rose siAhI through the
whole four acts % ~-Fbe Chorus
Lady enc cannot appreciate the
reason Tor ihe plays remarkable
popularity The story i simple
merely that - q girl who. 10 save
the honor ~ her foolish little sister.
puts herself In q compromising POSI-
ton and sacrifices her own good
name. II All comes right IN tho end.
bat there IL many n moment during
the play whcn the homeiv. liilsrsfe.
slanFy philosophy II Patricia
U'Rrien. which has kept one alter
Mating between KlgEies ard outlaws.
gives way "a pathps and appeal Jusg
AZ sianEy. just as iliitefafe. bat
coming from the depths Of an ache
Ing heart. and bringing that little
lump Into oue'H throat and a a1Mps-
clun ~ a tear 70 ones eyes
There are wea kuessns IN the story.
bat you don't think u them. You
don't think either that some u this
situations SIRE just a mite over
drawn. You Just think ~ Patricia
O'Hrieu. honest. warm hearted. wise
In the ways 81 the world. sianEy--
and lsvablc. You get. too. a glimpse
~ life behind else scenes told in
manner that teNtifiea 70 the au-
thnra familiarity with hts subject
The company is an excellent one
bat Rose Stahi is the show. Aside
from her. ones most vivid rccoiicc-
tion 81 the performance T. tho mar
gel0us gown worn by beautiful Mad
eiiue Travers, a. Sylvia simpson. a
nfoW girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

eraveF has come into a legacy aud
has not boon IN the regular trade
for about that time"
II took only "a hours for one 81
Wilkes operatives. working on
these directions. % find two en-.
gravers Ia Philadelphia who had
dmpned out % the engraving trade
az the date Indicated. One Of them
had pretended 90 come into les.
acy. They had taken a shop al the
top Of tail building "a an outof.
the-way locality and had raised
their rates 10 a prohlhitivo figure.
They were y. & Bsodoll aud Arthur
TAYLOR.
The fact that they had been
financed and backed By WIN l.
kondlg aud VIM. NJ Jacobs. pfoml.
nent and respected tobacoonists.
and that the latter had been led TO-
20 the conspiracy hY commencing
ON the couuteffeiling ~ informal
revenue stamps. vas a aide chap.
ter.
That the mcn did not succeed IN
thnlr plan 20 issue a couple " mil
lion dollars worth Of The counter.
felt money waa due 20 the sherlock
Holmes method. a. applied b
Wilkie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

the scroll work. An engravor who
IS an expert portrait vngrayer Is
never likewise an expert scroll
workman.
The note comes In from a rhlla,
delphia bank We will find the two
mon who made Il IN Philadelphia.
That is "a it should be There are
only three cities Ia the world where
there are expert engravorn capable
~ engraving this Kind OF a note
They are New York. Philadelphia
and ChlcAgo but the best work d
done IN Philadelphia. and a. che
note came from there. the chances
are cur mon are thore We viii
have nna Of cur operative familiar
with the engraving trade drop intn
Philadelphia and pick cut the two
men who dropped out OF the en-.
craving trade about six weeks ago
Il may be a little longer than that.
bat Il ~ not ieA8 than six weeks
Il took time 20 make that plate.
and the average life OF bill added
% that time would bring Il here la
about six weeks,
slsushs at Work.
Il think. Or. Watson. you viii
lind that some Philadelphia en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
GOV. BRADY Is
INAUGURATED

BOISE. Idaho, Jan f.--By q. P.--
James IL Brady WIS today inauRu-
rated governor Of idaho. and nc The
same time tho other recently elected
state officers assumed office.
The tenth Idaho legislature con-
vcnod at noon today Governor
Brady sent his message 20 both
branches
The Inaugural ball, which prone
isos 10 be a brilliant affair. VIII take
place on Wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
HEPBURN WILL
BE REELECTED

BOISE. Idaho. Jan. f-Bv q. P.--
All opposition 10 the reelection Of
United states Senator W ~ Hey
burn practically collapsed today and
the idaho statesman is assured o.
another term In The upper house 81
congress.
a movement against his ro-oiec-
ton was started laat week and the
followers 81 Hepburn became 70
thoroughly alarmed that they urged
tho senator to return 20 Boise at
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Plenty 90 action aud excitement ~
Furnished az the Seattle theatre this
week IN she shapa ~ q maindrama
which tells ~ the struggle ~ lieu
tenant and q rowhuy faf the heart
and hand ~ a wlnaumr girl
The Lieutenant and The cowbuy"
furnishes much opportunity Tor the
principals O. pFusiucg infeFsat-com.
pciiiuN situations.
Tho lieutenant gets iato trouble
BY daiiYing with the array poet pay
roll Tho officer vents % we'd tae
colonsfa daughter hfrause Il alfi
make him solid with The soid Man
Whiis fhe 0ffleefN are HeFAmhhnK
Tor the daughter 81 steps a manly
enw boy and then the fuu Begins.
Tbs play g. veil handled leroy
". Ninrenf makes a gead Lisuicn-
ant Crawford ard Lorraine Krene
appeafa 60 advantage az Ruth NiNns
hope The Lieutenant and ghe
gawaes iH Wh8g patrons Il the So
attic want and tba pisY seaaid draw
we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Peter Pan began Ne second week
NJ the Lois yesterday. playing 10 two
capacity h0uEes Apparently inter-
est In James ~. Barrie'H remarkable
fantasy ~ child llfe 10 not one whit
abatrd. the advance sale Tor the
present week being almost M great
as u waH Tor the opeaiuR week. Al
ready there o. talk Of q third week
for the play. which would break All
records for long runs In Seattle.
Mise Ailiecn May IN The title role
has Improved with every perform
who refused 10 grow upF iR voted
BY all who have secn u thoroughly
artistic. and IA fact one ~ the gen
uine trlumphs ~ tor career as q
leading woman tn Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

brisslluE with plenty - catchy
songs Jakry. MlAry ard fknY. e
nuaieai comedy. scored e success a.
the hands % the Allen Curtis Go a.
tbs Third Avenue theatre yesterday.
Th1 production II one - tisa sect
yet offered IS that COMPANY Mr.
Curtis himself appears as iAey and
gpt plenty ~ laaEhH Albert Leon
ard ~ MikNv and Arthur cianAKe
as iuAey. help the ariion admirably
The chorus presents better appear
ancc than iAas week several strong
members having been added A neW
scale ~ ugpuiaf prices wnR ar
nnunced yesterday and ~Jakfy.
Mikey and lkey should DO a big
business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Tho Seattle Symphony orchestra.
with Mime. Davenport EnRbcrR NJ
soloisf, yesterday afternoon render
ed n program of Italian composers
for the benefit Of the sufferers from
The Italian earthquake The only de-
parture from the Italian was the ave
Maria played By Mime. EnNborK
as an encore. The recital marked
the second appearance of Nine
EnRhorg. ana she was even better
received than on the previous occa-
cion. Conrad Bieber played The
trumpet solo IN "fuflammatua" from
"Siubnf Mater" Of R0ssini The
benefit brought cut a fair audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

taken ~ A. willard Grass and Daisy
Robinson
"Trip Van Wrinkle" Sc given q rich
stage dressing the mountain scenes
being particularly effective. The
play H. ono distinctly worth while
and should 90 a good weeks busl-
naaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

ADJUSTMENTS.

4 Moore Rose stahI In "The 4
q Chorus Lady 4
\ Grand Thomas jefferson IN 4
q Rip Van Winkle." :
\ Seattle r. The Lieutenant I
4 aud the Cowboy" 4
= Third Avenue "Jakey. 4
= Mickey and ikey." I
4 Lola-rP Peter Pan" I
q Orpheum Vaudeville. !
\ Star Vaudeville. 4
= Pautases Vaudeville.
= shannon'a CAmcgaphoue :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Tho Inaugural concert II the Seat
Tie LYCeum series was given yfHtcr-
day afternoon and last evening az
tho Dreanland pavilion to small but
appreclativs audiences The Phil
oWcl quartet, composed 0f Mime.
Edith ~. DumOud. soprano; Mrs.
Sylvia Ware Ireland, c0nfralto. Mr..
Wilfred Lewis, tenor, and Herr Al
bert AFvcgcnoug, bnHH, rendered Rev-
erHi numbers which were weii APP
plauded. Nine Dumond'a rondl
ton % Don Fatalo" from Vordrs
Don Carlos WAS particularly
pleasing. The Seattle Philharmonic
orchestra ~ we'll balanced and ~
selections we're we'll executed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

~ the stockade hotel. Alkl
Point there was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Angle a boy weighing
liz pounds According 20 hls
proud papa, this ig about tho class.
Test baby that ever happened BE.
INK the first baby ever born In the
hosel young Mr. Angle fl the cen.
tor Of interest among tho guests,
who have already chfistened him
"Atoekade Pete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

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Marseillcs Bcdspreads. free from
starch, in many pleasing pat
terms, S3.35 ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

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2x2-yard Bleached Pattern Cloths.
Irish linen. $40 ca.
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2Hx2syard Bleached Damask
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

DAAIASkS---
Pinch Bleached Irish
Damask, over weight. no
starch or filing Several
good patterns, 7sc yard.
72-inch Bleaehed Irish
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
PILLOW CASES

45x3o Pillow Cases,
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Sheets. lie ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Il think. Or Watson. you viii
lind that some Philadelphia en-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-08
!Mnfcrtllnm Srnmp;.

VI tobi lc 9llo, :. >Sanuar. - Mit
0rm 9mhrltd) oea Iclleu sSabreS lit
inI Stdnte Nlubamo Die ErobIbitiou
i'll Mirtlomtelt aetretcr. 13O ga
looms luhcn iidl IN lNobilc ollein ge-
nothlat, tire bisbcr 9atlid) deoiiuce
ten Nloricn 81, id)licBen, penu audi
mir III hcnl Mabltabc, IN Dem cS oa5
SeieB perlongt oNlfoboobnIihe"
@ctrGntc-Glubs. ilt bencu nIiir Wii,
Nlicoer alleiu" Der 3utritt 9eItattet
it, luto alle Die Ginge. oie beareif.
lidcr @ciie pou eincm Erobibitiou34
Stuatc i'm Itrengiteu Siuue oeS Nor.
les nlht gut 5it trcnlcn Iino, bate
lidl Der neuaebadeiic ErobibitiouSe
Stoat in lhier lulaloublih tllrjer
t}ctt }u1eeiqiet, llnb 6ie Solge onpbr.
mar, oub ole 5runtenbeit III oeti
SStraBen Der 'Stoot per1nnaene Rah..
leltcne Srgien ieierte, lpie lie aler
oinQ2 in FrobibitionSitaotcu III oeu
ailtdaIheu Giloerll geborcn. '''''''''.
Mud Souiiiauu bctcbrt.
9fcu Orleans, Co. 2. 1yuit.,>
- I'm oie !Diiiternattsitunoe oc5
81. Gciclnbcr trdt iiir ocH Staat
Soili'iono boa .Sbottllf ]feaillation
Yam" III @lrfiunlteit nod) Dem III
clncr GHtrcrnlng uon lueniaer oIs
3DO SilB BON elner aiyht ODER Sdu.
le felll Soloon ltnttboit lit, nod, it,
Ncllo lpelheu SuIterll oe5 bosore.
SpieleH oocr nliiifnliihen 6irnuiies
1clrobnt merocn oarI ,Sn Shrenc.
port Der ,lueitaroBten Staot oes
Stnntea, lina olleim Is Suloolts All,
Bcr Netrieb geIesi
"eoraio eruithaftF pitits
Htlnnto, Ga 2. ,Solntdr. ~
Gin GritteI oller 9iernlisih1nfe ~
luntoS 1uh nit ahluui oes ucranat
Acnen Sobres bic' GrflGrilng ob. 'ibr
slltobolmtsidhonf iei nit oielcni N,li
1cnblid nb liir olle ,3eiten l,no Re-
IIcftdntcll aeit)loiien. Ser 6rin,e
liegt oorin, buB Die 2ofolbeiBer oar
FrobibitiollsindBreael. ole elite, Sid
ccn5 i'll Sobc Don 500 BON allen
0arbeliBern pcrlatat. einen begreh.
Iihen Niocritono cntaegeniescn ,po.,
len. tss|
III iIiiiiippi inlieBt lid
iht amS.
9iIo i, Mili, 2. Snnuar. .-3,,tH
eriten Molc ieit 200 ssabren III oie
Staot ViIpri obne aue saIoons.
nohoem nit slblauf bes aItcn Sah.
res Die Frobibition aid, int Staate
0'iilillppi ans sliloer aeIongt it,
Cine Der iriibercn @iribidaIte,t ,par
bcilte nit ihiuor5ent Crepe gornirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-08
,Mamn nit ocr WarEc. A."

SEEM Dorf. >. Snnnor. - Ser
Mann nit scr Marble uilf Der rehten
8eiihtshGlite". nadl ocu Ole EoliSei
ieit nobeSu cinem Dionat oili oas
GiIrialie illhte. lit ibr geItern hllrh
cincn 9liidIihen 3i,fall in bic S1noe
0einllen Ger Gerbuitete. einer Nil
gabe nah eli, ebenlaIiger 1oli5iit 90.
mems WiIliam 2elouep bon Der WeIt
l04. Stroben.Station. befiuoct leb
im Eoli3ei.Sallptanartier In Sait;
CT miro bcihilloigt, @ofieu perbor'
gen bel iih aetraGcu. iih ols goli3iIt
oils9eaebcn uno einen Ginbrnt)s-
oiebltahl 'begangen 5il hdben. Seit
lGngercr 3eit mohtc lid, Der ominoie
Mnnn nit Der gtarbe bin i,no lpieber
bcnlerfbar, nabm anltlidF 0onblun.
gen Dor nno peritnno es, babel nit
Siilie eines Eoli3iIten.Nmtsldilbes
lo9nr boberc Eoli5ei6ennlte su talt-
lhcn s!ac 9enliibungcn parcn Der
geblid, bcn Iolihcn EoIisiiter ienlals
5u crgreiie,l.
Ios Siinoenregiiier oes on9cbli.
d,en Selduep iit nah slniidlt Der Fos
lisei ali, tSplpeIterobeno burf) einen
Ginbri,d, III oas arinlnalgerid)tss
0ebduoc pernlcbrt iporoet, 100 aus
ben aicioeripinben Der bort itatio.
nirten 9oli5iItcn aleioltnasitiife, Re.
polper llno cine fleinc Sunlme @cl.
oes cntiuenoct moroen iino.
Bel Der IurdIuhllna GelanepS
iono lnan bel ihnl 5luei Eoli8iiten.
Hepolper. eir Yanr panoldeileir Ell.
lie Sianalpfciie mo bier goloene
llbrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-08
Ginc 1uppel.5

Hem Yorf 2. Sal,lar. = Sic
Setden cines ilngen ManneS ,nto
elmer ilrnaen ,Sran. lpeldlc 9ei6e
ShltBpiin6en in oen red,ten Sf,Ia.
len onnuieielL iunrben geItcrn abeno
i'll einem @cbolb in Der 9tabe uoi,
9)onters bon }uei tleinen SSuugeu az.
IIinoen Die on Dem Geld, on Der We.
Sean.gpenlc gcipicIi hatten llno it'd
ailI Dem Scinliucpc beianocn. Ter
!gtann belt nod i'm 1ooe nit icinen,
llnfel Irln Die @eIotrtiu, Ole init
lbm III ocn Zoo acgangeil. llntid)l,,r.
gen, pnbrcuo III Der crfaIteten Net.
ten Der fepoluer lag. slnibeinebo
bot Der Dfnnl Suerit ieine Pealeiterin
luto onnl ii fielbit erid)oiicn. 9lni
leinem Sutbano itanb oer Hane ~.
aorber, 9tr. 620, Weit lis. SttaBe."
,Sn Der alcioiine Der Srou NOR nit
luntil9borer Siutc Der Ron,c e. Or
lofi" eil,9eieid)uei.
Rad slngnbc Der Voli5ei lm,rbe
o1S Faar ant Mittipod) Mbeno auT
elmer Seromc.sIpenie 1rollep Gar
bcobadtct. Sie luaren on Der 3rez
ntont.slpemie einent Gab entlticaclt
itii0 Tllhrell Don BORT ats illii bent
Wagaon nclter. sluf Ger Iabrt itad,
DonterS idlicnen iie lid III ernItefter
llnterbdlnutA beariiien. Nah6arn
nernabmen. oab Der Nulln ieinc &c.
Bleiterl, ouIiorocrie. ihu III heirn,
then. er 'dlien ietr errest 3u iein
nno iprad, 10 lalit. bab Die ;Srau lint
er'ntte, nit ihr ailS5uIteigen, oa iic
belncrtte. hab lie Der @epcnitano oIIs
gemeluer 9llinerfiamfeit il, Dem
Waaaon paren. Ter Ntann leiitetc
DEM @linIhe Nolae. uuo oa5 Hadr
oerlieh Den @oagou,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-08

Ncrlocilng iibergeben; cine 9eraurG
ser Iobteu lit unm6gIitb. S,tngerr0s
lnlo ob6ahlDie Shunrcu irrelt su
Sulicuoeu uli oen (riimuerfeIoerr
lumber. !todl looern Die S5laHIuen
aus ocn Nllincu auf ,mb peruoIlit1n.
0I0cn 0ic oou DEM Grobchen lno Der
2 prinqflutb pcrlrIocbte 3crItornng.
Gincr ans Nnlcrno bier ciuaetroi.
ieneu Spe}ial0cpeid)c 5liolgc Iino biz
bcutc Wtoracn nabe3u 10000 FerIo..
men aus DEM Grobcben IiItrIf!e 5lt
&olicr un0 ST Salloc 1cilnhct. Nlie
Crtc cutlonG Der Mecrengc lin6 ent'
p0ltcrt. 0u muu ucitcrc perhaugnib'
Oollc GroIt0Bc bcIilrd)tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-08

Iienoramai, iuelhas IN SSoIge eincS
ant Spluiteroben I'M Sotel GspIooobc
ericlgicn SclbitmoroperiudDS befanut
gelporoen it, Tollp EintllS, ocS be-
fannteu Observation-Disclosures 9Sert,
beim Siieitohtcr ocren !!ru,tct oen
sllltoruauleu nSrutb" fiibrt, mar aus
Dem elterlihcn Naule ollrhoebr0nnt
uno bate Or. IrtWlr 2anbsbcrger,
Sd)riItleiicr Ser @pdenld)rift Nor.
gen" gebeiratbet
Sic ilnae tSrau mar bon scr Mut,
ter 9eItern Yben0 lm Sotel alli9>iun-
Ocn luoroeu. IS crcignete iid) cine
bcftigc Sccne, lpeldle Die Sohtcr Ger.
art allireatc, oob tic ans ibrcu I'M
pierten Stocrlperf gelegcueu Gimme,
ul,i'1 EIloIter iprauG. Gle llugliid
lide Id)lug nit gSlht olli Dem Roocu
alli erlitt eincn ihpercn Sd0beI.
brilb lmo lIe9t MN alI oell l06 oor
nieoer,
SntcruotionaIer 8al,ncr
oinaieIt.
Sn Mouubeinl lit bon ser goli,ci
Elm Witplieo elmer internatiouolcll
8allnerbnnoe iu0ait Qcuolunen NOR
oen. lic SdtpinbIer Itcllten in Ea-
riS iingirte Eoitonipeiilmgct her 1t.
ihdOigien baolrd) 0eutihe Eoit1nter
Inn pieIe Sailienoe pom Mtarf
llnbiloeu bes @inters.
Gie grilnnligc adIte, iuelhe leit bic
len 1uNcn III 2elltihlono porberrift,
ooucrt ilbcrall !npcranocrt an. Iic
llnbile1n MADDEN lid INNER Grger
Iitblbar Sn @tagbeburg baben oie
Glcftci5itat@perfe lpegcn oes @niier-
mouael$, Der I'M 8eiolgc Der aGltc
cingetrcleh oic Siromlieierl,na eiu.
Geltellt.
.-- S o d dber5igc 3 tiftuHas
Sallt teIegropbild)er Welblna auS
St.ttgort hat oie Ser5ogin 0ero bon
@iirltembcrg sic Slunme bon 166,.
600 Norf iiir bit Grrihtirno eiuea
3ufluhtSfauIeS gcltiftet. Gle St0ttc
loll ,Sroucn 5ll @ntc foulnlen, Die olt-
Bcrebelih Miifter 9eluorocn iino ooer
Der Hieocrtuuft cnigcgeu iebcl. i
Gic biesid9riaen &oiicr.
nlanopcr. If
lle6er Die Gaiiermouoper oes Sab.
res 1903 luirh bette geitilnnlteS be.
fonnt aseaeten. Sic peroeu Mitte
September Itatlfinocu, Ins IA. ebn,
biid,) srntcecorpa miro Gcgen bos
perltGrttc l3. CpiirtttlHberaiIdle) glra
lpcecorps tGnlpieu. $m lebtet MoI
battcn oaS l3. llno oa$ II. GorpS I'M
Sabre 1899 aniicrman6ucr.
GO iQbriae8 " ilitGriubi.
ldum.
0cr idd)liid)c WeRerel Ser Ssni. q.
:. bon Montbe lat Die Oeier oes 60.
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lncc bc9angen Gem ncrhienItpollen
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su. General b. Montbe itebt q Ia
Sitite oes 5luciten @renaoier Negi'
mcnt$ atr. lO1 IN IrcSoan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-08
2ipariidt >}nitln oeridont,
Nadri9t Hber ibre @ernidtuus oementirt.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-08
Ger 3sarmer NiIliam S'Gon.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-08
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-05
GLAD IT DID
SO MUCH GOOD
Druggists Hear Much Praise for a
Simple Home Made Mixture.

Some remarkable stories are being
told about town and among the coun-
try people coming in of this simple
homemade mixture curing Rheuma-
tism and Kidney trouble. Here is
the recipe and directions for taking:
Mix by shaking we'll in bottle one
half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion.
one ounce Compound Kargon, three
ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparil-
la. Take as a dose one teaspoonful
after meals and at bedtime.
No change need be made in your
usual diet, but drink plenty of good
water.
This mixture has a peculiar tonic
effect upon the kidneys; cleansing the
clogged-up pores of the eliminative
tissues, forcing the kidneys to sift
and strain from the blood the uric
acid and other poisonous waste mat
ter, overcoming Rheumatism, Blad-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-05
Ter and Urinary troubles in a short

der and Urinary troubles in short
while.
A druggist here who has had hun
dreds of calls for these ingredients
since the first announcement in the
newspapers last October stated that
the people who once try it "swear by
it," especially those who have Uri-
nary and Kidney trouble and suffer
with Rheumatism.
All the druggists in this neighbour
hood say they can supply the ingred-
tents which are easily mixed at home.
There is said to be no better blood
cleansing agent or system tonic
known, and certainly none more
harmless or simple to use. 39-3t.