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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
CpcriGttcHcs=
Wanifcltgbcoer.

Som grempel paa De Ianiteltgbe'
ser, Der fan ielge meb at cperIGtte
9ibeIen paa ct Sproe, Der tales al
Solf, iom itaar paa ct prtmitipt
Stanhtunft, fan felgcrbe nrpnes:
ga Sans ggebe ifuIoe ooeriGtte
@ibeten paa oct srsnIanbife Sprog,
hopoe ban bl. q. Granddaughter peo
at iinoe ct foritaoeIigt llbtrpf for
oa ser paa 8rsnIano life fien.
ScS Saar. Sroene "8uoS Gam"
maotte ban berfor operiptte ion
"@uos Splburb", ba gifiroerne Ell.
IerS life piIoe bape fiirnet iatte, bpao
ser pirfelig Iigger | l%lbtrpffet.
Solf / Uganda / afrifa Tan life
i~oritaa, bpab oct pil iige: at bpgge ct
&us paa alippe. Otter bcres Spfat'
Ming err set netop sauife unuiIigt at
bpgae paa Ell alippe eler paa itenet
8runb. Ellie beres Suie bpggcs mem.
Zig paa oen Waabe, at nan neoram.
uler GGIe euer Srpitammer | Soroen
% anbrinser Saget paa Dem. Den
itpre Sirfe. iom De ariitue bar opisrt
ser / 2anbet, bpiler iaoIeoeS paa $50
hsie Stammer, iom ale er latte ueo |
SorSen. - Seiaa llotrpffet: CT,
StaS, iom bar 8ruuopoIb. er sanifc
uioritaaeIisi for bette 6olf, iorbi &c.
res Siiie ingen SpIo eIIer 9runbiten
bar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17

HD Watipnalbanf | Wilistpn. -
| Scandinavian. american Srult 80.
bill Den lite Sttober aabne en- M 9ta'
tipnaIbanf / @tQiston. Den npe
I@anfs "gftiefapitaI angipes til $780,
900.
Wclfcinipcftipn i guttinean. - s
9ottineau bar man | lPngere 5io ar
beioet for at ifuiie 9pen beore %
renerc Melf, % oerne Igitation re-
iuItcreoe iorIeoen /, at 9praaoet ino.
isrte Welfeinipeftion eiter iamme
Mpnitcr iom DC 6ororbninger, Der er
blcpne inoiertc | Sarge og @rano
Sorts. 9ette Sfribt al 9praaoet an.
fees iom Ell ltor Seier ior Den Wepr'
eelie, Der er lat igana for anirttelie
al MeIfeinipeftsrer, ba gottincau er
Sen minoite @p | Stoten, Der bar an.
taget Ell iaaoau Sororoning.
ltficnot Wano brGbt. Ieb ct
Sammenltso mellem to Sanocors |
Hprbeben AT 8rano Sorts lloite
SorSoos Aiten bar en- ufienot Wtano
fommet aiooee paa en- noget mp'tilf
Moooe. Sim Ell Wiano al DC to Mr.
beioSlog, Der ltsbte iammen meo tine
a%isregreier, bleu noset belfaol9et,
nemlig Seftionsiormaub Oscar Sino.
limb ira 6ersus Sails, men / Den
u~nliobelbore Nrrbeb fnnotcS 'trar
eiter Saunnlenitsoet en- utien6t Wano,
buis 9toffeben bar blepen brutfet %
iom oerior tun lepeoe | nogle Winn'
fer. Wtan ~nntagcr, at ban | Wtsrfct
or bIepen paatisrt al Den enc Sono'
cor liac ier DC TO itsbte lonnnen, %
at man / GiebliffetS SpGnoing life
bar Iagt Wrrfe BERTH. Zen cmfom'
ne ipntes at prre CT al De mango,
Ser poa oennc Sib isger Irbeioe hos
( Sormcrue. TN Sbecf Tor Baggage,
Der ianotcS hos bam, fon milieenS
ichc iii at iaa opflaret bocm Den
Sorulptfcoe er. 6oreprigt lnnoteS
Der / bans CONNER filn Ell VrGnoc'
lpinsilaife % Ell aobbercent.
YrisuGrSiat Turctageubc. s
@eus Golmtp bar man alort Sprbe'
rcocllcr til at optage aornpen moo
SGring. % GointpetS SGgc, Or. Der
Omen / Se3ienbcrL bar lat iie / Splo'
fen ior bette priSpproige Soreta9cn.
sc. SisIgc nplig %ioretaqne llnoer'e'
Qclicr or ser | Gountpct mellem 30 90
80 TamiIier, ser birctte clIcr moi
rcttc or onarebuc al bennc lni1cnoe
Sp0oom, OF biaic u~bpagellge Sal'tcr.
Keller bar bra1t Srmohcospr'cnet I'll
at taNc 6orboloSrc9lcr MOB pIocre
SprcNclie al Smittcn. Wton pil bo'
peoioaclig IGgac an pua at before
Splf ON bpcrbon Suaoommcn beo't
fan bcfipmpcS | oct bagIiae Slp. %
Or. Cpcu bar aIlcrchc Nlprt 6oran'
itnltuinaer til at Ell Hrtfe opIp'cnNc
Iorcoraa bliper aibolNt | Gountpet.
Get or (uutcn at iorctogc Ell Sno'
iamlina al Ecnge. ON mlllig 'aa me-
oct ION $1,000, % hcrnlco penter
man at funrc holoe &cn g~aoenoc
Ii Ter Gar. Otter Den Sib onta9cS
aonpcn at Nan al liz ieIu. thi er 6olt
fprit bIcpcu aiort opnrrt'ommc
paa ScnS %i9tiGbeo, bill Dc ogioo pioe
al bcnuttc iig al Nutioens Oicthooer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
Mtrttpnu
Wuocr ufrcr Giuet for lit Barn.

Wpocr ptrcr Stpct TOR Ut Sarn. -
Sem Wennelfelip off Nat til 12te os.
tabt peb en- Sloebrano / Sancocf, ioct
De ollie br9note inoe. De omfomne
or NrS. Spbn 0ionne oa benocs
SpGbbarn iantt ct 9lhre Barn oe to
9lbre Eiger. Sloen bar op'taaet me-
ocnS Suiets geboere iop, % oct lpffe'
eeS Mrs. Sionne at fomme no, men
"a bun opbaeebe, at benoeS Sip9o'
barn par bleuen eiterlaot, itprteoe
bun iaien ino | oct br9nbenoe SiiS.
IA Sloen Dor blepen iluffet fonotes
Mooereus iorfullebe Sig mco Barnet
Ii ,Sapnerl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
J0oeren.
Sob. 6. Sirid friper / en- Haffe
ylooe ON S9oeren bl. a.:

Sob. 6. Sirih ifriper / en- Ipffe
glaoe ON S9oeren bI. a.:
SRrbuens gnersi er for os gTt.
l9noinger ganife uforitaaelig. 90
ban lioer bperfen al "@peperf" eaer
"gringelitfe" eler "flein Waae",
lom iaa a%IminoeIig gisr Oct umuIie
for De eitIanoife 8aarbbrusere ieIp
at ppre meb | De tpnsre grbeiSer.
SGrbiien er friif iom en- Silt, og ar.
beioer nof oftere IL emo 10 Elmer
ON 0agen. Sgaaraftes 81. 8 trai
ieg en- WanS paa en- 90 gar meo en-
gptte | Den enc Saanb og ct Stein.
grep / ben andre. Oct bite iig at
bore gpgoens airfeioneer, iom fom
fra ct Hpbrot. gnooa iatte ban Reo-
ifapen fra Zig og fulgte mig opoocr
gafferne til Robosaarben: "Sor aa
ipna BEG @egen", iom ban ia; men
egentlig bare for at foa prate liot
meo ben fremmeoe Wano.
Gen gienueminitlige aarIige Np.
bprfning anipttes / Screens IS
Serreber til 230O Waal aarlig. Gle.
ne / Slepp Serreo bIep oct mig op.
gipet, at Der / be iioite 3 Iar bar
bprfet 300 Woal iaIt. gr oct life
utroligt9 90 bog bare Saftum.
5or ~ @ar iioen bar ieg paa
N9rlanb; ga laa Der en- flor Sin %
~nebenior 8aaroen mot Sapet itore
busbsie Sanobpnger, iom truebe
meo at blGie ino oper Soroene og al.
lerebe bnpbe bGffet ilere Sneie Waal
Salpmpr meo ct flere Sommer init
SanbIag.
Ger bar netop bengarg eiort Sor.
isg meo Blantninger, og ieg iaa TIT
iinbpis at Surliplanter paa Spnerne
% lange Haber Warebalmplanter
oper Sletterne.
Gu fienoer ieg mig life ieien.
Sieen por borte, Sanoiletterre
.opoprfeoe, 9pneplantningerne Bit til
Sfogfrat al 5-6 alens Seioe. Wa.
rebalmsraoerne bar Bit til grsnne
Sanbpoloe o. mellem benz bar grsn'
ne @r9sganee. Suicne bar bpgget
itsrre, me Seie bar onlagt, Glants
ringer porte op | &lpnger % Sef'
Ter!
Wonben begpnote Tom en- fattig
Rano paa en- usiel 9aarb, iom bolot
paa at b~egraoes unoer Sanb; ban
bopbe 3 9isr; - 90 MI baooe ban
80 aier paa gauie en- % bar en- rig
1anb, iom barbe fisbt 9aaroe til
fine Ssnner. @ier BAN bet efterl
Oct er eiort meset for Sfogplant'
ming paa S9oeren. SITE altio bar
bet Ipffebes iaa goot, iom bet bar
@ruub til at perte. SGoerens Waalo'
iorb er iur og fulrig, uoen tilItrrf'
felig gafterieIip; % unoer ligger
ufte ben ~icrnboIoige, baaroe "anr'
BELLE. Msen manseitcos er BET 10 be-
Ore. 90 be siorte 6orlsg af'traf'
fer iuit life, ONT De END life ale er
iaa lopenoe.
Spberens bore Gele blir alorig
Sfoolano, men her BIZ 2ebelter og
minore Elantninser | bper Wanos
8aaro lune % bli nptttge paa mani
ae Maaoer. De eeentlige Sfogfelter
Iiager bel lrnsere inbe, bpor Der er
lunere, terrere @runo % mtnore
Sapifoooe.
SGberen er 2anb for a8erbrrg
fsrit % iremit. Oct er bort oarltt'
reite Sorobrugsbiitrift; og Iterre og
pproiiuloere anIineer iaoes life mo-
oenIteos i 2anoet. Solicit bar Sa-
rafter, Snteligcns % er tplofe az
NrbeioSiper.
Get er ct Sremtioslano.
Sitebetfor at reiie til Sannarf
buroe pore llnee sitlanoite 8aarobru'
oerisuner ienoes til SGberen. Ser
err mere at IGre, - al bet De bar
m,,,1 fnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
Sun gnkntu.

Sarmernc bpascr Glcuatur. 6or'
mcrS cooperative Glcuator 90. |
Scneca bar bcapuot Spisrelicn al en-
itor Glcpator oCritcoS.
@iitc / Smrun. Nuio @rccuaui't
% WtiiS Gertrude Sorien blcp iorle.
Den ugtcpieoe / Suron. @rplluppct
itoO i YFr, % MrS. Sans NtcIionS
Stem % &ielien iorrcitcoeS al Fait.
IIireo greoeieu.
%nufrppcri | Grmpal. Sire Hs'
perc Der bapbc Hiocbcite mco ii9.
aioroe Nat til SorSong Snbbrno
Stnte &anf | Srnuoau, bpor DC be
mGgtigeoe iia noaet oper $1,000, %
ocrpno unbfom uooper Sletterne. =
Fcngeitabet lprGnates meb 0unamit
oa grploiionen par iaa polbiom, al
belle 9pguiraen repueoe % mango al
@pcnS Suobpegere pGffebes. She,
riiien meb Ell 6Iof WGrh intte fra,
eiter Rsperue, % man huube Saat
ON at in6bente Dem. @anfen bar as.
iureret % oil intet Cab Iibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
5uuCbtnatpn.
Suwas Tan neS ltSitiQingen. @ei

alaifa. Dufon.Ta cifi uoitiuingen |
Seattle bar BET iioite Sorsoug Sopas
Gag. glanot 9pen Seattles SnObpg.
sere ifal Der ppre omtrent $4,000,
Der itommer ira benne Stat, % iaa.
bel | Spofane iom / Tacoma er Der
ogiaa mango Soma.Solf, Der pao
@runolaa at benne SGuesbeo bar
witiitet Solpa'6orcninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17

Haar Sc Nripsr til apertes
tsrenSe. iad nrr ida pcuIis at
meSscIe, at Sc iaa Sercs
advertisement / ~Setorab sSsos
item. Bet iiirer Sem zen
benite SebanSIirs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
esssesfs fec geaIsiass ~.

oieIp at en- aommeFrue Tan nanbe NaFners msSens Spokn hlbes. Den
&r 6G arm, ION 1eennsn utfr buiHet smr COB Nlaos tr Tpets Sdansns
ssms, uen at se ben ct ttumft lloksHbs. Den bar bsrnet a. auDmatR se'ss
0inoer (bobbin winderl Der CT iaa ffr o9 paatsehs fin Huter al q
taarNe numht Spoe ph bore en- nmuistb.
'Suspennen~ kr s@t uh % sr elegant idaoei meb Sennn til Irourbnoet
ism I'll gRanaubele. GRaninsns JobRpis e net let baonbtsrGst % geiebelk
AZ U6uer fenbt Gurbebrne poo bette Gmraaoe. Oct anpenbte Ge er a beoh
VtRaHenteb % imut iprarbehet 2ahriuees % uotmpfntneen e fmfs &ansA.
eotnsbiult % ale be blaute Dele al RaHinen en- imuh poieret % g tdeapiets
ret, 6porpet be faar ct net % iuastutrt ncfente. Eesuben brnges Ball Bear
ing til Spngtisht o. paa besse StSr al Spofpfet Os Gsfultott en- at nar
man tar geisi al Ratnen os iethr Sps5pht anna bill bette Bbe runbt mere
ct tpe &ange, mebers bet paa andre DRafuer bar tnust 4pf meo at sa tire
Ganse Borbet or laRt al pstsrrs Ira, nmneniat at pr forneut@ Sag
bporreb mon bar opnaat hsrr Stprh rg fprbmont at Grnet Tan loo rs.
Waiinens sobfpfe er fprpnt mec plated castors. Sorbebe Staaltapps
bolber Tripbiukt % the treadle plate, bullet eisr at URathnen uTHtoer me-
act Iettee eb eQrs e 9iialhn. Den bar uaereneNs oS kbfe Attachments
FOR atmiubels % (fancy) Ssn. On ubiOrGs Snfruthcnsbos trt bet norh
tMr enselfs Spros mecisser bpr NsaNms
Qea Wierfe til n%eoenRaaenoe ~betuOslis neoiatte Prifer:
Rn IS StuHsr H7@
Wp. IA - Drop Head 8 snHsr -.... 1000
Wo IS - Drop Head 7e'ufer Observation-Disclosures 9lW
30 "a - Drop Head. 8 SmHr. Swell Front ..... 1880
90 % - Drop Hear. 7 SmHr Swell Front. 1888. 21@
Ccenior nrre MaHtrer fan erbpoes Gsetra, wafnsotra, esea.zs
sr Mabosui til peofaepe gsier. s RubOsni r 4rHen pa bosr Raffn'
d. so bsnre. IRan Tan ih iaute fs en- oQhre grpnups' eer Sut,Rrefm,
,nb So "a sMr rs. Drop Head gtubOsni % Swell Front Gns $500
% $500.
gebenlauenSe er gin.bt al 30 "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Be. htc
go so. GMo Swell Front m.nes, at Siuatrns % 2rar1nkt q tAt -
g,nsd % tor Fs uhmtnbels gaSt u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-17
5tnrn 9nkntn.

RD Natipualbanf | @iaistpn. -
Scandinavian. auerican Srult 80
bill Den lite Sttober aabne Ell M gta
tipnalbanf / @iQiston. Den llpC
@anfs 9lftiefapitaI angipeS til 500,
600.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09

Mr.. L. o. Sweetland, who is with
the Northwestern Life Insurance
Company, with offices in suite Is
Exchange Bank building, has suf-
fered with rheumatism for several
years. With it he had sprained
limb from which he suffered in
tensely. He tried many different
treatments without material re-
suits and was advised to come to
the Washington Sanitorium and
take a bake oven treatment. He
now says it did wonders for him
and recommends the Human Bake
Oven to all who are suffering with
rheumatism. Mr.. Sweetland says:
Il have taken nearly 400 de-
grees heat and found it real
pleasure. TIL results are positive
and permanent. If you wish to
know more about my case will
ask you to write or see me at Is
Exchange Bank building and will
be glad to tell you as much as ]
can of this most wonderful treat
ment."
The Human Bake Ovens are now
located in the new Washington
401 Fifth avenue, cor
ner of Washington.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
WHAT BA[L|NGER WILL
Be ASKED TO EXPLAIN

of dollars, not a breath of scandal
or suggestion of dishonest deal
ing has ben made. Yet, as soon as
Secretary Ballinger took office, he
began to find fault with the recla-
nation service, directing his criti-
cism at nearly every contract that
had been let, on the ground that
they did not conform to the tech
nicalities of law. Work was
stopped on many projects. Newell
hurried west to encourage his men.
Then Ballinger declared illegal a
contract entered into between the
settlers in Grand valley, Colorado,
and the government, providing that
the settlers should construct part
of the bitches and receive, when
the work was accepted by govern
ment engineers, cooperative GER
tificates," giving them rights under
the Grand valley project.
Ballinger asked Attorney General
Wickersham II it were not fact
that the contract was illegal, Wick
ersham made the only reply pos
sible, and the contracts were de-
clared illegal and cancelled. The
settlers of Grand valley went to
Washington to protest. They had
gone ahead under the old contracts
and wanted to be provided for.
Some arrangements will prob
ably be made to protect them. But
meanwhile the charge is made that
agents of some one have been cir
culating among the settlers telling
them that their certificates are H.
legal, and offering to buy them for
next to nothing.
Some of the Grand valley people
are here and declare they will ask
Ballinger what his intentions are
regarding them.
One of the most peculiar features
of this Grand valley matter is that
two United States senators-Carter
of Montana and Hughes of Colo
rado-knew what Wickersham' S
decision would be weeks before IT
was made public.
Ballinger will be asked what in.
terest these two had in that decis-
ion above the interests of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
Grand valley settlers.

Grand valley settlers.
While Ballinger is on the ros-
trum there is every indication that
he will be asked to explain, also,
the appointment of his nephew, E.
A. Reyes, as sort of travelling
sleuth to look over reclamation
projects. Keyes wandered into the
chamber of commerce at North
Platte one day and said things
about Roosevelt and Garfield that
led the North Platte Valley Water
Users association to pass resOlu-
tons condemning the employment
of Reyes as IAN unnecessary ex-
pense," expressing confidence in
Roosevelt, Garfield and Newell,
and calling on Taft to stop this
mischievous interference with rec
lamation work."
The congress today is keyed2up
to high tension in anticipation of
the speeches of Ballinger and
Pinchot.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
Continued from page u

ranged the small ranchers. the
water users and the men who col
onized the various government ir-
rigation projects. Garfield won
out repeatedly.
This year the situation is re-
versed. The secretary of the in
terror is on the defensive as usual,
but this time it is the water users
and the homeseekers who are the
aggressors, and the interests" are
behind Ballinger.
The charge against Secretary
Ballinger is, in substance, that he
has overturned the spirit of and is
attempting to block the Roosevelt
policies as pertaining to conserva-
ton and reclamation.
Ballinger will be asked to ex-
plain, first, why he is not satisfied
with the administration of Freder-
lex H. Newell as director of the
reclamation service. Director New
ell is the man who really conceived
the whole scheme of the reclama-
ton of the arid lands of the west.
Way back before Senator New
lands of Nevada and others sue
ceeded in getting the reclamation
act through congress, F. H. Newell,
then employed in the U. s. geolog-
ical survey, dreamed about rec
lamation. Men laughed at him
then, but he is now fast realizing
his dreams, as water is pouring
over the once desert lands of the
west.
The reclamation act was passed
In the same week as the Panama
canal act. and up to January /,
1909, the reclamation service had
moved more dirt than was moved
at Panama. Never since the work
began has man been employed
in the reclamation service for any
reason other than that he was the
best man available for the place.
Politicians who have had friends
to reward have been sent else.
where.
With this work, involving the ex.
penditure of hundreds of thousands
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
Stomach Troubles
Quickly Cured
THE PLAIN TRUTH

Digesting food alone does not
cure indigestion or other stomach
troubles any more than a cathartic
cures cOnstipation-is temporary
relief only. But digesting the food,
healing and cleansing the stomach
and intestines does restore them
to the normal condition, and in that
way a permanent cure can be
made. Powell's Stomach Remedy
does this. 1t is the only product
that will do this; 1t relieves the
first dose, and is very pleasant to
take. Powell's Stomach Remedy
can be depended upon; 1t does
make permanent cures. Do not &C
cept of any substitutes. All up to
date druggists sell it.
A. H. POWELL,
Manufacturing Chemist,
Spokane, Wash,
2702 E. Buckeye Avenue.
Tel. Main 945O.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09

city, the greatest specialist on chill
dren's diseases; also had charge of
Wardner hospital at Wardner, Ida,
for two years. Since learning by
my own experience the great bene-
fit from the use of Powells Stom-
ach Remedy, / have recommended
it to a great many for children and
adults, and in each case 1t has been
remarkable for the good it has
done l cheerfully recommend it to
anyone suffering with any kind of
stomach trouble, as l am anxious to
aid anyone suffering from sickness
of any kind, and l have never
known of medicine to compare
with Powelps Stomach Remedy for
all kinds of stomach trouble. Yours
truly, ELSIE STEINER.
2120 Boone Avenue.
Spokane, Wash, Feb. II, 1909.
Mr.. A. H. Powell,
Mfg. Chemist, Spokane, Wash.
Dear Sir-After having been
bothered for years with gastritis,
the gas forming at times so I suf-
fered intensely, had doctored and
used a great many proprietary
preparations, but received no re-
lief until l tried Powell's Stomach
Remedy, and am pleased to state I
am permanently cured by the use
of only one bottle. You can publish
this letter If you wish.
nj MRS. c.. JOHNSON,
1901 Hogan ST., Spokane, Wash.
Rudolph Dorm, manager Aetna
Life Insurance Co., feels perfectly
we'll. Read what he says:
cd Spokane, aWsh., Jan. 5, 1909.
Mr.. A. H. Powell,
~ Mfg. Chemist, Spokane, Wash.
MY Dear Sir-After suffering for
years from what is commonly
called bad stomach, tried Powell's
Stomach Remedy and take pleas
ure in stating that since using it l
feel perfectly we'll and my appetite
has come back to me. / am not a
great believer in the usual testi-
monials, but If anyone reading this,
suffering as l did, will give 1t fair
trial | sincerely believe that he or
she will join me in the praise of
Powcll's Stomach Remedy. Yours
very truly, RUDOLPH DORM,
Auditorium Bldg, Spokane, Wash.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
G. N. DETECTIVE HEAD

AL G. Ray, an employee of the
government secret service, his
been appointed chief Of the Great
Northern detective bureau. The
company is determined to end the
train robberies that have bothered
that road In the vicinity of Spokane
In the past year and have called
upon a man who is said to be x
specialist in this line of detectiye
work to put an end to such deprS-
dations.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
THEY'RE NOT rAILoRs.

In an account of Curtis block
fire, A. R.. Moore & Co. were err
roneously mentioned as tailors.
The firm handles real estate IN
stead of glad rags.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
FROM A PROFESSIONAL NURSE
Mr.. A. H. Powell,

Mr.. A. II. Powell,
Mfg. Chemist, Spokane, Wash.
Dear Sir-Having suffered with
stomach trouble for a number of
years, and tried great many doc
tors and great many proprietary
preparations but obtained no per-
manet relief until took your stom-
ach remedy, and am pleased to say
that / have no further stomach
trouble and can eat anything l de-
sire and suffer no bad results.
am a professional nurse, having
nursed for 80 years, some of the
time for DR.. Hob Of New York
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Liverpool Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9.-Close
Wheat, Nd to Id lower; corn, un
changed. September wheat, IS Nd;
September corn, IS 4d.
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EASTERN MARKETS
FURNISHED by Walter J. Nichols
& Coz

Chicago Grain Market.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Wheat-
Close: September, $3.50; Deem
Der, 96c; May, $3.50.
Corn-Close: September, SAC;
December, 53Ac; May, 54%c.
Oats-Close: September, 36Rc;
December, 36%c; May, 39c.
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DR.. III. F. Settlers is now located
in suit 221 Paulsen block. Phone
Main 1865. Residence. Main 93S. 49,
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Miscellaneous
& Real Estate
Opportunities
CLASSIFIED ADS |
BLUEPRINTS

Blue and black line prints. draw.
ings. maps. traciugs. WashingterI
Blue Print Co., 615 Jameson build
ing, Phone Main 1920.
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DAN p. BAGNELL & CO.,
Mining Brokers. 614 Paulsen Bldg.
Phone M. 936. Spokane, Wash.
Established 1897.
FOR SALE
Ida B & M, $85.
IA Inland common, $44.
s Spokane Title, bid.
500 Snowstorm, $1.44.
1000 Rambler, 11kc.
5000 Missoula, 23sc.
5000 Wonder. 2hac.
WILL BUY
s Exchange Bank, $145.
Western Life, $3.50.
500 Snowstorm, $1.38.
500 Tamarack, SOC.
1000 Monitor, 34c.
1000 Reindeer, SIC.
1000 Hypotheek, SIC.
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WEEK LOOKS STRONG

Buyers and sellers were slow to
get together. although orders were
plentiful at bid prices. Market
looks healthy with improvement ex-
pected this week, especially in the
LISTED
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Half interest in restaurant doing
good business. Az, care Press.
Furniture, five room; special bar
gain IL taken at once. Call Main
1903.
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FOR SALE
Attorneys.

Samuel T. Crane. Lawyer. 40 Co
lumbia Bid. Phone Main 9392
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low priced issues. The outlook for
lead properties is most encourag-
ing and the good advances made by
eastern lead stocks should have a
beneficial effect locally in a short
time.
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Dandy six room modern at Mantle,
only one block from car; $3.50.
X-Ray Inv, Main 1924 Rooms
610-11 Fernwell building.
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OWNER MUST SELL QUICK
Five acres improved, fine pota-
toes, good water, buildings, imple-
ments, tools, chickens, incubators,
etc. Address Box 5i1, Hillyard,
Wash.
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For Sale.

New, four room modern, bath,
wired for electricity, high corner
lot, good location, three mile circle,
north side; $500 cash, balance
payments. H. A. Ray, 507 Kuhn
building. owner.
Kettle Falls valley fruit lands
along the Columbia river are un-
surpassed; $50 to $500 per acre.
Get list and particulars from H. A.
Ray, 507 Kuhn building.
Big Bend wheat ranches. Improved
and raw lands. Lowest prices.
Good terms. Get my list. H. A.
Ray, 507 Kuhn building.