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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-20

The greatest danger from influenza
is OF It's resulting in pneumonia. This
can be obviated by using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. as it not only cures
influenza, but counteracts any ten
denes OF the disease towards pneu-
monia- Sold by all dealers.
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Doll Beds. Doil~ m
Houses. Doll Bodies. 0vS
Doll Heads: every OA0o
thing to gladden. theD
hearts of little girls. 0uS
CSC up to $3.50 ~AA
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WILD AND WOOLLY
IS K|SUMU
COLONEL ROOSEVELT AND PARTY
APPROACH PICTURESQUE
TOWN IN AFRICA.

kisumu British East Africa. No
.ember lI.-l<isumu, or Port Florence.
where Colone. Roosevelt and his party
are to spend at least a day, is situat-
ed on the shores of Victoria Nyanza
lake at the end of kavirondo gulf. 1t
is the terminus of the railway and
raises $500 feet above sea level. ks
umu possesses a drydock. the altitude
of which is the highest in the world
As the train nears its destination, the
wonderful beauties of the huge inland
sea are disclosed. The water stretches
for 40 miles To the myuth Of the
Kavirondo gulf and on all sides are
huge mountains.
: An extraordinary mixture of races
will be there to welcome the Roose-
welt party-Europeans in ducks. In
dams. Goanese. Eurasians, halfbreed
Europeans and Indians, Sakhalis.
Arabs, Nandi. Lumbwa Kavirondo.
wakamba and others too numerous to
mention. The arrival OF the train is
a tri-weekty event of great Importance
and the passengers it will carry on
this particular occasion makes IL
doubly so. There are two curses in
Kisumu. the sleeping sickness and in
termittent outbreaks Of bubonic
plauge. Europeans seem to be inn
mune. as SO far there have been no
reports of Europeans suffering from
either i'm this place.
The native market is an evcr-present
source of interest to the traveller and
il is a wonderful sight To see the hun
dreds of naked men and women en-
gagged in ardent barter. The foodstuffs
are not always the best and at times
the odors are almost unbearab,e. The
kisii country is only IL by 10 miles In
extent and forms part of the vast
Eisumu province. This small area was
little known until after "A punitive
force had been sent up there in jan
uary. 1908, to settle with the natives
for an attack made on the district
commissioner when hut tax collecting.
suneiviIized.
The country is densesy populated by
tribe. which appears to be an off
shoot of the kasai race. interbred
with the Kavirondo tribes. They are
fierce and practically unciviiized. In
1905 the government sent an armed
patrol of $50 Kings African rifles
through the country under command
of Major Jenkins. Before that time
the Kisii had hardly seen white
man. They attacked the patrol in
camp and charged right mp to the
zareba with reckless daring. despite
the terrific fire from the troops
Scores of the natives fell and the
patrol was permitted to finish its sur
vey of the country.
Numerous attacks have been made
in this region upon British officials.
Last year one accompanied by six
armed police was speared by war;
rior. who was hiding behind a bush.
Later it was learned that witch
doctor had ordered the native to
spear the official. as she wanted to
see the last of the white man in her
district.
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In Tinsel Ornaments.
Candles and Candle
Holders. at per doz-
en-, 1Oc. 1Sc. zoe
and use
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Dolls '' s'. D''' s.. s''s t.
Dolls saa', an DOWN. A' sse
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WORK AND WAGES

Tonight the Winston players will
again produce the labor play, Work
and Wages" The play caused much
commend the one night it was played
and over-erowded houses may be sx.
peeted. Miss Winston will wear some
more of her beautiful gowns.
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VETERAN Is DEAD.

Paris, Dec 1a.-coloneI Terrence
Clark, 50 years old. one of the five mer
who planned and made successful m.
escape of number of prisoners from
Libby prison by a tunnel. died today
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ENcAMPMENr DATE.

Chicago. Dec. l9.-Samuei r. Van
SAINT. commander In chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic. announced that
the executive committee today set Sep
TENDER Il to "A as the time for the
next national eneampment of the
Grand Army at Atlantic City. y. j.
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PROPERTY AucTIoNEo OFF.

Paris. Dec. lS.-An enormous crowd
of curious people from all classes of
society besieged the Steinheil house
today. where an auction of property
was he'd. Prices were low in most
cases. the artists paintings bringing
from 81 to $40 each.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-06-26

Il am pn,iosopnlc observer" said
l, airily. "'Tis my business to lock
on and smile. take no part in tho
rough acts of fortune"
Pardon me-" said he, suavely, but
think you are too modest, captain"
"Captain!" said I, sharply.
We'll, we'll, had not forgot you
were no soldier. You have the air
Of soldier and the makings, as I
have remarked. But, sir, let me tell
you. you are too modest. This jour.
ney. for example"
"Oh. that was my whim," said /.
Il interposed out Of benevolent
heart, for to serve two young folks
fond of billing and to make an illus
trious Acquaintance for myself"
He bowed in his corner. II trust
you will not make a more illustrious
acquaintance still" he said. dryly.
Why" said l, for knew what he
meant; you forget that at your invi-
tation, am here In pursuit of COM
mon enemy"
True" he said, considering. 1T
has smooth face upon It, perceive
you. sir, to be gentleman of your
wits"
Now twas my turn to bow, and in.
deed he was not wrong. for 1t has ever
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Bailey and Bevsridse.

Senator Beveridge's friends have
never quite understood why he per
mitted Senator Bailey, in June, 1902.
to choke him without murmur Be-
fore Bailey choked Beveridge there had
been a heated controversy in the ex-
ecutive session Of the Senate, In the
course Of which Beveridge asserted
that Bailey had made IAN unwarranted
attack" on Solicitor Penfield Of the
State Department.. Later Bailey &C.
costed Beverage and asked him to
withdraw his words. r.
Il did not intend to insult you," Bev-
eridge replied, and there was moth
ing in my language that you could con-
slider offensive"
Il don't allow any one to say that
libel a man." replied Bailey. THAT
is what you do in making the charge.
Now, if you don't withdraw the words
when I ask you 1 am going to make
you withdraw them" ~
Il repeat" Beveridge rejoined, "tl4at
did not intend to insult you and that
have nothing to retract."
Bailey thereupon threw himself upoa
Beveridge, seized him by the throat
with both hands as he sat in a chair
smoking cigar and pushed him
against desk, which toppled over,
whereupon Senator FIansbroueh. Of
North Dakota and then Senator Spoon
err Of Wisconsin yanked Bailey of
from Beveridge. Bailey and Beveridge
we're both tousled in the rumpus.
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little persuasion Of my own kind, that
could be prevented and the boy have .
run for his life at the least. So that
wis why we we're Jogging along the
Epson road through dark and miry
night on the track Gas he thought) Of
the runaways.
Presently, interrupting tale Of
mine about Jeremy Starbottle, says he
bluf1y,
I'VE seem no nearer, sir. 1t would
look as II your horses were superior
to NINE" st 80
"Whay," said I, in answer. :, tbs
odds they'll keep this road, for the
sideways are foul and lead nowhither.
Moreover, they will not expect to be
pursued. We shall fetch 'em pres
emily. - ~
VERY WE'LL" says he, lying back,
"but I beg you will give me little
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been my good fortune to find a way
out of difficulty when others would
stand agape, like OATS and asses. But
he went on in still voice: But now
that see that our friend, the common
enemy, as you put 1t. enjoyed a confed-
crate, it appears l must reconsider
the circumstances. In fine. his wager
falls"
Il am no confederate" broke in.
"And thus there is no necessity that
he receive the penalty which had de.
signed as wedding present for him."
he finished, not appearing to heed me.
"sir Damon. have told you that l
am but an onlooker," said I.
He elevated his eyebrows and
shrugged his shoulders.
RIP me-" said l. angrily, II never
clapped my eyes on the fellow till
up. and will be ID If l should tick
of from Adam did see him again."
you perceive that you are rehabil-
itating the penalty" re remarked, dry
ly, and could see he did not credit
me, which made me angrier.
by the Lord" said l. II have the
honor to tell We that the young muck
worm rumpadded me in my chaise
just as you were come up-d-e. he
did. II 1t were not that turned his
barker from him."
Sir Damon eyed me. and then all Of
. sudden broke out into soft laughter.
as II he we're greatly tickled.
"Is't so?" said he. 1.-THE Lord love
him for a simpleton. Faith. I could
perceive" He chuckled quietly, and
then looked at me again. still smil-
ing.
you know, sir, what penalty men,
aces them that abduct or hold q ward
from her GUARDIAN"
otis a guardian I have abducted
from his ward" said I.
He laughed quietly. VERY we'll"
said he, "let US leave it at that" And
then: "You know. sir, what q fool
the fool is?"
He is no tobyman." said I.
otis commensurate with his life in
general" said Sir Damon, easily. "He
is born Tom-fool and has two hand
some, dancing eyes," He paused Il
will not maintain" says he next that
for happiness wisdom Is necessary, or
even adequate have not found it 80
myself, nor perhaps you, friend-cap.
tain"
"In that case" says I, "repay a fool
with his folly which is marriage"
Then we are agreed" said he.
genially. II, too, am bachelor. And
now that we are agreed on one thing.
captain, Mr." He hesitated.
Ryder" said I.
"Mr. Ryder" said he, "let US be
agreed all along the line. II forego
the penalty"
Il will treat your worship to as fine
supper and bottle as was ever
served in England" interrupted.
land we will drink to the turtles at
Carshalton."
"Carshalton," he says. refectively.
II had an idea twas Carshalton, but
your picture was persuasive"
"Well, SIR" said l, here is Ewell.
and In a tavern that know we shall
be Hospitality received and used this
foul night"
Good" says he, preparing to alight
as the chaise came to stop, land
pray bear in mind, Mr.. Ryder. that
am penniless and homeless"
DE-" said I. heartily, "ye're vel.
come to all that's mine, and that's not
beggary; and, while can keep such
company I envy not the turtle with
his mate at Carshalton."
He was now in the road, and ho
turned. Nor l, Ryder, nor l." he said
pleasantly
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Hymn to Joan Of Arc.

oeho'u tHele came 10 summon me
An angel from the Lord,
Not Gabriel of the lily flowers,
But Michael of the sword.
Not he. who brings the promise fair
OF blessed motherhood,
But he who DER the fiend of hell
With lance victorious stood. II
heard his voice. more stern and cleur
Than trumpets blown in war,
And 10! amid the waving boughs
He glimmered like a star.
Arise" he said, 20 child of God,
Come forth. maiden meek,
My King shall arm to tame the strong,
Thy gentle hand and weak
He calls thee in thy country's cause
TO triumph and endure,
And England's sway shall yield before
Thy prayers, o maiden pure"
I pleaded long with earnest tears,
This wonder might not be.
That God would choose to work His
One drawer far than me.
But at that prayer the angel spakA
And glorious were his eyes,
Clear dc IN
A captain from the skies.
And thou shalt free the land Of
France,
Renowned thy name shall be-"
But at these words the angel wept.-
oh. were those tears for me?
So I must ride mid armed men,
And face the perilous field,
snow-white banner in my hand,
And lilies on my shield
And though I shun the arrowy rair,,,'s
And fear the wounds of war,
Or go where foemen are.
Yet. when in battles front see
Angelic armour flame,
And hear across the din Of fight
His voice announce my name.
l lift my banner to the wind,
And bid the clarion call,
Then charge 'gainst cursing Talbots
Right up to Orleans wall.
The English waver, stand and turn.
Before my stainless lance
Then fly like deer. and after them
Charge on the knights of France.
And when that panic fight hath
passed
The victory to them,
They crowd about my saddle-bow,
They kiss the banners hem.
Yet not to me is reverence due
Not mine the peoples laud,
But unto Michael of the sword,
And unto Michaers God.
Alice Milligan
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INDIAN LANDS
Thrown Open to Settlers in the Near
Future, &

CuSuFos 80
From July Is to August 5, three
more of the large Indian reservation.
making 100000 acres of land, will pass
from the red man to the white man.
These are the Flathead in Montana
$4,000 acres: the Occur d. Alene, in
Idaho, 100000 acres: the Spokane, in
Washington. $4,000 acres.
The Northern Pacific Railway has
just off the press very complete
pamphlet on the Flathead lands and a
briefer one relating to the other In
dian lands here referred to. Both are
illustrated and will be sent to any adj
dress on application to A. M. Cleland.
General Passenger Agent. st. Paul,
MINI. .
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rosIfIyULY the BEST Tivr AcHr
TRACTS or TIM MAnhEf ron
fnE MONEY nunnf lhf rssi fsar OF
tra Hr Rave rnld ihnnsands ~ aafes
Of land neEf Seattle. hui have nrfff
had q better proposition f0 Offer than
eur fiVe-a.ofe tracts nErMEIN hIs
ATfiE AND TACOMA nlrsr located
HANDY TO iniefHrhan station Some ~
ihsfs ifaeif afe Ufh alder bottom
some flfai ciasa Hulani several hun
ffst arns 20 choose from We want
YHu 10 see thee ifafit Come 10 The
afflee aud sec piai ana 80 full pafs
tieulars special lndueemsni tn actual
frtiiffs tas miil and ahlnHls mill
ieestsd % The prupsfn The prices
Hte 70 1859 nsf tact viii mhag ihsm
g. uaicAif Better " uut nov md
make fsuf selection Probably nfFaf
again Elil Fau Nave fhanre 10 by
hufH uoon LAND - WILL tucArt
En bstwsan two widssHaahe. husiiinr
0lfiss w 20 llfln money We aff
teliiHs itam on such easy raFmFnts
that YoA would hafdiT mlst tie
fnoner tufi SMALL fAi MEHf
DOWN Maze you nNH iefms on the
haiaHat Positively nn tracts reserved
uithoai dtnasiL iirsi come. fifsi
served
ROBERT NktTnr.
sis.tIq',il AiasAa BIDS la
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Personal.


ItN 1ltAaa iAAdIHA.
Hhf u Recognized Be- the most Wdudaf-
fui paimifi in the Hafid on her visit
10 Europe. sic save ff4dinfs that as
t0nished the most enlightened and sAsp-
iicnl people % European cities This
wonderful EE pflan challenger aHT palm
LEI ln The 4afld 10 eaHpsta with heff
Fhe doct not Tell thing e. pieHaa q per-
a1u. bot reads the hand Jest as u lnal-
Gates from the cradle 10 the gave tells
every person the planet they Fefr bora
under thsir iuekg and auiudkf planets
and what step % Iife 20 take TO haffer
fhemsslfefi what rafi q the country 10
beet Tor them Also explains thing
which have always been q mystery
what business gaa are best adapted fdft
When and whom you will marry settles
and explains lose affaifa and family
tr1uhlss feuniisH the separated etc
why not eee the tesi7 # costs no
more faiiaiaffinH gaaTaHiefd Al
feadinHs strictly confidential
Give her a trial before YOU fflfiriaa
EaYPTfAH CAMP
EuEleeodd Hiatiuu. dsofRefown
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PoCketbook Found
The Other Paper Couldn't
Find 1t, But The Star Did

fnst. Friday iuiy small block
p0ehefbooh with HmrfhYat ROSARY
Phone Sunset East it9t
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-~~----a--=------7=s-s ------=-------------
EYES ~ rot DON'T WANT TO USE
VI ttAT NON live - ten acres ~
feaf isnf iarsisi tstvesa TWO
LIVE nnowiHu nirtflH h mifhty
Hnnf itiHf tn has Hsfiff g. aat naa
and - aaf fsaafa irasts hrTwrFs
SEATTLE All TACOMA issei land
DEEP. rich saii ifRe safh Ven eAsy
terms
HoHEHT uAiTnT.
sifsfif -fft Aistsa nifs ID
THEE H0NEsTEABs
ogf iaeatef isstst ia Tee tafs TO-
TIE ffse faFsfHmHHt h6Hsfsiaa1f ia West
80 esassia Nas i feaf ehancs 70 rst
itt sfss . se.ea iafHlns ard near TIE
thihs 81 the door or locator iecaiss
fea sud pETf tfsaspHfisfiua tor ice.
Re III N@shihffqn hlds
uEHF u sfcE COUNTRY PLACE
North 81 tie stif nsaf Hgtfsff Inter
lftsni uics hssflHf nfehsfd 81 tinfs
- small ffaifs sd fsref1fn hcusf.
tatn. several aeihalisinHs hsudf 10
iutsfafesn stsiiaa. tttee Terms %
part
RoHrHr HALrHr.
titstifsfai kiassa hias Is
An ipEAL DAIRY FAHN-lit acre.
" kffes fifh hnifain iana. haiauns
fifsi elsss upiand saiil 70 acres 10
feltisatiah - aefss mefH pasture
Fpof sfueB house isfre nee hafu.
several anfbuliftnfa nirr trout fifram
ihfeafh the rlaes. sita sFfina WAisf.
h@zrifs orchard sallfu4f station on
iands eniS ems hours ride from 49,
attlsl Efitr Including ton milth
cgsa Z hsifsfs horse. farming lihpis-
meats fafhifHfs-sgsfrthtn secs
~ eco EafT terms
HphENf MALTHft
1if.sfesa2i Alaska nlds -
ruf fais-Easfsrn ufssou. uni0n
county, tsfa acres timber and farm
land. best Watefi creeks lirinf
srfinaa IL acres Improved. rich fali,
feunf orchards tFafins fruiti ! house,
one faams large barns caFnass
hauss. gfanafY hsnnsfr nsN and sell
hullii Timber mostly pine. III and tam
araek Terms 10 sglt POI Particular
sec o. addfsaf q chumns. ~ fuiinn
At. festiis Wash STATEN ., near the
canal bridge IL
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Plating PrOpOslll0l,

40 acres adjoining ne W. 4.
sHtiiie. Fa1d soll. rlt1n' Z, IA. VII
OF % acre tracts. if4e -
'a7'i CLIFFORD q vk AesnA
gia Third A., Near
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In ne Superior Court Of fhs State %
Washington for KinE caaufF
10 The matter ef the estate q MARY A
HARM, deceased
In Probate. No ~ AS
NOTICE TO cREDfTonA
Noties 10 hsfttY given - Ellen
UBrien and AnfhanH Hafn5 a. eseeafaf
" The last sill zhd tsstameni Of Mar A
Harm. deceased 70 The creditors e ani
10 ali the persons hhalnE claims azainaf
raid Aary a Harm. dessaasd. or assiHsf
the estate q sald Mar 4. Harm asrras-
I'd. TO present their Claims Hifh he
recessarY vouchers affashsa therein. with
Ia enc year after the date q Ibis notice
td-wit wiihin enc year after The ssh
day Of June. 1866. 70 said executors Of
either Of them. Or 60 y ffIEinafr.
their attorney. 81 their place Of hus'ufsg
- such executors. tasHit, SO afI ediiHan
building Seattle. King county Washing
ton
Dated this ssh asg II June. 1903
ELLEN e. unhiES and ANTHONY
HARM
- EIscsiors q he Estate 81 MARY 4.
Harm. nece1scd
Date 81 rirfi Publication June IS 1903
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s-l-ss-=-s-=-s-s---77- -'i7--7---s--s--s-->-s
GOOD LAND ~ a GOOD LOCATION
has proven time and again to hn the
NEST INVESTMENT one can make
No heavy street assessments a. when
buying fitY lots We would like 10
show you our CHOICE 6sAcHE
THACTe one hours ride from seattle
few minutes waih from station. stores
puHtnfflre school church and seven
uiiia rich. level land easily cleared
Prices ta2s. ilt1. f27t and taoa Tor
fuii tsarfe tracts Terms $50 dawn.
make your own terms on the balance
Absolutely The best tracts on the mar
hei for tho money. Note the prices
and compare with others quoted You
on land ~ not AZ feod incafinnl call
4 the office and LET IA slse "a fail
nonrnr Mhfrnr,
ptesastltff fiaaks uIff 7a
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house aens cellar. tsfu efsnaff. rsson
thed good fence ftn acres under fuifis
Walton. cuts 100 10 $50 tons hay lots q
sfsin. orchard. balance sass brush and
some iiuhst ssoa siost raneh. y
i.feem modern house and int IN askfiis
sili sell o. trade for arIsage near Ia
auifs ans Esansten Az --f-,r
FIVE AcREa near take Gsussai hall
rich bottom Land. balance Good w
iiaif cssh. siii iass pafi payment Ia
ROBERT NALrnY.
tif.'ff-sii Alasss BIDS IL
la-AcnE HouE
srion' vim nns view q Olympic. ' sss,
81 soil And vaisr auics transportation
10 navy ward and seaiilfi flt per acre
10 per cent tash balance feff easy price
less than iand 10 same nsishtqfhood
fho NJ Nt WE .si 70 ~ 5st''s ~,
A PINE RAuaAfN
1900 Tor one-hnlt acre u fine land
nnIf 70 minutes wsit 10 car and 90 min.
uts. fids 70 city, terms iai eesh aud 10
psf month n rosts YOU nathlns IL -
this Land We pay the faTe
q n sicnois io1 Central nuildluG.
10 ACREs ron SALE
Fenced. fafden all in u yaung fruit
ifrra tafn. hen house root house
ehickahl and ducks i.renm house fur.
nishsii complete, including a 1850 nlanni
d 100 Fnr particulars call Ms Wal
leI eos University a. s.itH
tsACHE BARGAIN
8 arras rich bottom AZ oialla. see
Hon famous fof Ne fruiti close tn Seattle
Aad Tacoma and splendid transportation
70 BOTH Fand wafer and PLENTY n IL.
40 yer acre ist cash, balance ssfy
A II. NEWELL. igo Spring st
Phones Main tol1. Ind tsia
SPECIAL ron TINS WEEK come to
the office and sse photo " a neat
new room cottage. which We are Of.
ferinF with ten acres of extra ruod
land deep, rich soil partially imur0ys
ed facing good county road. few
minutes walk from intefurbHa station.
Price ii.see, terms u 600 cash, balance
easy. -
nonEnT NALrnY,
piastgasH7i Alaska BIDS 10
=as=7l=77-
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$500
Wash. Meteor

viii buy ~ cents per share
c.4fiet UnnHeffleld. 3 Hehauerma1,
Phones AiAtn AN, Ind. 1871
GRAND CHANCE ron nusrsrn
MAN
An up-toadate store fine fixtures ana
nice clean, we'll afsurtad stock " zen.
efai merrhandlse ou flnn hafhori rood
steamer s9reicei daily mail boats
touch every DAY IN fine iafminE r0m.
mlniiY one Of the best fruit sections
In Western Washington atofo doing fine
business some terms
1OHfpH SWEENEY,
tol Sullivan BIDS, Aoattls, Wn.
-s.io
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f296-cAaH PRIZES taoo
for ihe largest number q snrds out
of the f1ll0FiuE sentence = USE WASH
CLEAN Roles and coupon book mailed
upon receipt of Z cents postage Al.
dress Washolean Manufacturing co, zaft
r Ward st. kestfis. Wash
Insure sholesoina food and q saving or
ona.half fuel aud labor By canning your
fruit and cooking eli your food win
or ifq1l ftefm cooker less than naff
price 70 flpaa aNt tbs stock liberal fsrfnn
10 agents tt1 Washinfisn uloeN ~
tween m ara , NJ. --7-a
GUARANTEED CURE ron
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