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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-30

part. $1,000
45-lb. full-size Ostermoor Mattress,
in tan striped ticking, two-part,
$500
S0-lb. full-sizc Ostermoor Mattress,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-30

Mrs. Grace q. Shaw, Boston
wIlled her wines. liquors and
clothes 10 her son and left $4,000
to Harvard to allow worthy gradu
ateg to take trips abroad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
last EXCUSE GONE

The first Congregational church
will tomorrow establish nurs-
cry for babies. Many mothers
have declared they could not go
to church because they had no
place to leave the children. The
church has solved the problem by
setting apart one Of the parlors,
and here the babies may be left
and they can squall to their hearts
content and not bother the
preacher.
The women In the congregation
will take turns tending the
Youngsters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
Worth Hundreds of Dollars

Chinese Herb Co, San Francisco, Cal;
Dear Friend-Answering your letter, will say
that after taking your treatment for fifteen days
feel SO much better that consider my case en-
tfrely cured. I have had return of the disease
SO far and consider your treatment in my
worth hundreds of dollars to When I began
your treatment / had but little faith regarding
you as a fake possibly, as many others had been
in case, but I always recommend your
treatment and refer with pleasure to my own
435 Banchet street, Los Angeles, Cal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
Gained 6 Lbs. in 2 Weeks

Chinese Herb Co., San Francisco. Cal:
Dear Sirs-After Is days treatment gained six
pounds; l weighed 124 pounds. now weigh 1870.
When began taking your treatment II seemed to
loosen me all up as spit up all kinds of mucous;
then my head loosened up, and now cough
but very little My bowels regular for the
fret time in my life that know OF. I am lots
better. have followed your diet table very close.
have given your address to several of my friends
and I truly thank you for your kind attention to
will follow carefully Yours truly,
Arcata Cal. M TACKITT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
Eats Like a Hog

Chinese Herb Co., San Francisco CAL:
Dear Sirs-You will have to excuse for not
writing as soon as took your course of medicine,
ss I had to go to the mountain and could not get
back In time. took your medicine with me. and
!! took 1t all 1t was the finest medicine ever
took I feel fine since took your treatment, eat
like hog. That tired feeling has left me, and I
feel nne dose every night cured me. and think
I Will stay that way. My stomach feels fine can
eat anything and 1t don't seem to anfect all.
FROM your patient, q. w. HALL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
Beyond Her Expectations

Chinese Herb Co. San Francisco, Cali
Dear Sirs-After taking your treatment six
monlns am improving more than ever expected
70 when began with your medicine and feel am
about cured have two weeks medicine on hand
yet ana when continue taking this feel will
be entirely cured, hope SO at least.
Words cannot express my gratefulness to You
for your Kindness shown me while under your
treatment Again thanking you for your kind
service, remain yours very respectfully,
Bog s72, GoIdfeld, New.
stgned If you desire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
HE'S '.BROTHER" no AalLsI
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, May 20.-EThe
police are looking for a mau who
seems to know the mystic Hsigns
and grips OF prominent orders.
He poses as an Elk. Mason or
any other kind OF brother that
suits hds need. He prieds $40
from ]. J. Coan by claiming to
have located a lost dog. 3 The
stranger gave the Elk "highsign. .
Coan paid over $40 and Il the
Brother Elk" went out tos get
the dog. He did not return. i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
Old Age Made Happy

Chinese Herb Co.. San Francisco, CAL:
Dear Sirs.I received the treatment, and thank
you many times for your kindness to me. I am
better than have been In 20 years. When COM
menced taking your treatment had idea that
you could cure me. was in bad shape physically.
( am all right, better than thought ever could
pc, altnough am 81 years old. will show this
letter to all the sick that know of hear of
ana tell what You did for I will close, wish
ing you the best OF success. From your friend and
patient, T.. H BRANNAN.
Colfax. Wash. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
Gained 20 Lbs.

Chinese Herb Co. San Francisco, Cal:
Dear Sirs-1 received your letter to-day sayin ~
you had not received my report blank. mailed III
several days ago received the free treatment to-
cefyed the report blank.
am very much better than when you sent me
my nrgt treatment as have gained 20 pounds I
think that Just hne ] certainly recommend you
to ell my friends and Will be well girl in less
time than ever dreamed Of Anything You think
Pendiefon. ore. MISS SADIE A. YIRoIEyy'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20

Iof Tacoma.
The pictures will be displayed
all over this country and In
Northern Europe to attract set
tiers to this section, where It will
help to build up the country and
incidentally bring business to the
railway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
IiECTURE ON BLUE BIRD.

DR.. N. I. Rubikam Of Chicago
will lecture before the Tacoma
Ethical society on South Second
and Tacoma avenue Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock. His subject
will be on Maeterlinck's BLUE
bird" or THE Secret of Happi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
PICTURES OF TACOMA
WILL Be Sent ALL
OVER THE WORLD

Howard A. Noble, advertising
agent for the Great Northern, and
Edward f. Seavolt, a moving pic
ture expert, are here to confer
With local commercial bodies with
reference to taking pictures OF the
ecenic and industrial advantages
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
Credit Where Credit Is Due

Chinese Herb Co., San Francisco Cal:
Dear hrs-l can say positively that I do not
notice anything the matter with me since nm
tshed the last course of treatment The changes
for the better in me physically are remarkable
and give the whole credit of the merits OF your
remedies. remain your patient,
Los Angelica. Cal LOUIS w. STRQREcI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20

Chinese Herb Co, San Francisco, Calf:
Dear poctor-It would take more space than this
paper contains to explain how greatly have I'm
proved under your Treatment. Last winter was
Almost unable 70 walk around the house;
able to out when I desire. and my work
without growing tired. which surprised my friends.
MRS. w. J. BURST. Sterling. Colo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
WEED DAY

William Creehan Of the West
ern Federation Improvement club
announces that May 81 has been
set apart as WEED" day in Taco
ma. In other words, the obnox-
ious weeds are to be yanked forth.
The schools are becoming inter-
ested, and Mayor Seymour also
approves of the undertaking.
Preparations are being made to
make the movement a general one
in the west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
EASIEST TERMS

500 down and $40 per month
will make you the owner OF one
Of the finest little bungalows in
the world, including two and q
half lots, and make you inde-
pendent for life.
LENNOx TRUST co.
952 Ia Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20

who has long been the Browning
family physician, was summoned
by cablegram and was told to
spare no expense for speed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
A Strong, Honest Statement

Chinese Herb Co. San Francisco, CALI
Dear Sirs-I feel all right every way, and !
call myself well and cured. thank you It very
much. If It hadn't been for you would have been
dead / will do all to get you patients.
Glover, VT. FRANCIS c. FELIX.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20

She who tolls to make hons
happy, deserves everything that
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20

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7,709-MILE
SICK GALL
(By United Press Leased wire.)

LOS ANGELES. May 20.--on
"a 7,709-mile sick call, DR.. ]. j.
Choate is Fastening eastward to-
day in an effort to beat death In
a race to Rome. Italy. The suffer
err is Miss Milderd Browning, 1S,
daughter of a wealthy Los Angeles
family, stricken down while on a
tour with her mother DR.. Choate,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
Rheumatism Cured

Chinese Herb Co., San Francisco, Cal:
Dear Sirs-The time is about up am cured;
rheumatism, no backache. I have the plaster
yet When will take it off? am busy farming.
work hard II 20. thank you for
your curing me. You use my name to raise
your fame as a durable doctor remain with
health, 3. A. WILLIAMS.
CIinefalls Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
A Grateful Couple

Chinese Herb Co., San Francisco Cal:
Dear Srs-I will drop you a line to thank you
for what you have done for me. am 40 thankful
to you. and my husband is proud of your won
derful cure. He has talked to many poor suffer-
srs that came here to the Springs. We live one
doctor and battle in the hot water. We tell them
what wonderful medicines you give and that
doctor with you and will do all in the
future in your favor. Many thanks to you. Your
friends, MR.. AND MRS, r. NELSON.
Collins Hot Springs Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-20
Promises Fulfilled

Chinese Herb Co., San Francisco Cal:
Dear Sirs-I have been waiting to hear from my
husband; he is away working. I am feeling hne
and cannot praise your medicine highly. I am
very thankful to you for what you have done for
me. feel better than have in years. Your med
ictne can do all you promise. Respectfully.
Sherwood, Ore MRS. c. B. OLNEY.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Feb. 4-CATTLE-Recsipts 200
had. steady; beeves - 50 n So 50. steers. -
a IS %: Western. 81 SO8s5 20. stockers and
10000 head; steady: light. 81 500 s. IS; mlzed.
81 s5 \ 81 20: heavy. 81 o56s7 IS: rough. 81 o5
QS7 2s. good to choice. s. 20GS7 So: pigs.
81 5oa s. 90. bulk of sales s. 459s7 6s.
81 40Q 81 30. Western. s. 258sf so: yesrings.
81 40G So so lambs. native. 81 25Gso l0i
Western. 81 % Il ST. 05.
East Buffalo. Feb. 4-CATTLE-Receipu pts,
active ana s5c lower s7asio 30 HOGS
Receipts $500 head: steady. light fairly
active: heavy dull: heavy. 81 G0ds7 20: miaeG.
81 SoGSs. Workers. S. l09ss 81: pigs - ~ Y
IS so. roughs. sta$7 Is: stays; ssQss 80;
Receipts s.sco head. active. sheep steady:
lambs ioc higher, heavy lambs. s5qs3 s5:
handy lambs. s5aS6l5: yearlings, 81 800
- %, wethers. 81 25u$4 80. ewes, 3, $50
81 IS. sheep. mixed. 81 750s415.
Cincinnati. Feb 4.--CATTLE-Receipts 80
so %; common. So 50Gs4 HoGS-Recelpts.
e,1aS head. active. butchers and shippers.
81 joHSs: common. 81 5O3Ss ~. SHEEP
Receipts, so head, steady, s. 25Gs4; lambs
slow. iuGl5 lower. s4M$5 90
200 head. including 100 head southerns:
steady; dressed beef and export steers. 81 100
So so: fair 70 good. s. 2jWsj 70. Western
steers SfdS5 90; s.ookers and feeders g. 500
cows. 81 s. 81 ~. native COWS. s. 254S5 -:
native heifers. s. 5oHs6. bulls, s4gS5 10.
calves. 81 5oHSS HoGS-Receipts 5000 mead.
steady 90 sc higher. bulk of sales s. 800
81 50: heavy. 81 45GS7 IS; packers and butch
ers. 81 5og$7 IS, lights. 81 600$7 G7i..
81 5oH$5 -. wethers. >i6s4 80: ewes s. 500
81: ctockers and feeders. s. q 50 75.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
BLIHU ROOT RENTS COTTAGE
Much Activity in Leasing Property in
Sonthampton. Long Island.

Alfred T. ScheImcrhorn has made the
following rentals at southampton. Long
Island tor the season Of 1911. Tor T.
Harkoe Robertson. his cottage iu Main
street 20 Alfred w Ioyt. FOR Mrs. T. r
Quay. her Duuesido 0u the ocean. 20 J. g..
Toaw. for Fllhu Root. hi, cottage. on Pond
lane 20 william. Ros, Proctor. for Mrs.
j y. Burnett her cottage az Main street
tnd Tcls0me Lane. to Miss Mary Van y.
Nancerpoc'. flr AIRS W. Rosscter Belts.
lef Nnl, 20 Nrs p O'Donnoll Hn'en. for
-N' T Morris Carnegie. her Cydeh. on
'''rcrs Neck Lane 90 Howard g.. Bro
saV. for ENiah & Kennedy. his Bonnie
DiHe ou tre ocean % Lorenzo Scmple,
''f Nr. carter g. neggs. Mr. Crydcrs
'.-iags. on thc Dunes o. Louis l. stanton
lof Nls. Frederic u Belts. her A-Weel-I-
a'or. on the ocean. 90 Mrs. Alexander ~
tets. for Alfred T. schermcrhorn. tho
'AHe cottage. an The west eide az Main
'I'tr 10 John r. Moron the North cot
-g on the west eide of Main street. 90
!" \" sharp and tho East cottage. o.
''ehF.Ie p Emmef and the following cot.
see 'ar Tire. ,sau For Judge Henrv
Rowland. h's storm Along. o1 tf"
.'hss io John D. Hirrls and for the err
sc o' SITS John T. fams0r tie Home
90 on tfe ensf eide % Main street 20
'sn's = s.-wyes.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

~ +ota street. FIVE story tenement house. With
stores. lot - @N-5 feet
SECOND AVENTE-Chavlos Nollnsby and
Axe Olson have sold for Mary T. McQus-5e No
All 90 80 Second avenue and No. a4o East .4il
street. four I'VE story buildings. on plot 7iXs5.5
feet. at the southwest corner Of thes> thorough
fares. William Go!istore and simon Meyers are
the buyers.
THE BRONX.
l5iTH STREET-Romen & Bouadoana have
so. 20 an investor 40. AZ EAST 18th street a
three story dU elrS house on lot 122io0 feet
13GTH STREET-N n Nevers and Gilbert
Robbins have sold for Christian Wolz the four
story triple iathouse ~. 6l5 East l36th street.
o. lut @5XlC0 feet 70 Charles Monday. who gave
in part payment the frame dwelling house No.
1909 Nelson avenue, on lct l6X90 feet. The same
brokers have exchanged for Mr.. WOLF 30. 1909
Nelson avenue with Robert Neamann. who gave
ln part payment the lot 21XIS feet at No. -
B-achurst avenue. Mr.. Wolz will improve the
bradhu-5t avenue site
AUDUBON AVENCE-The Harvey Realty
Companv has bought from the Empire City
Woodworking Company tho plot 100X1oO feet at
The northveGt corner Of Audubon avenue and
17lst street. Two five story apartment houses
viii Re erected from plans by J. G.. Cocker.
TINTOE AVENU E-Nicholas Lnusrd has sold
% James Casa!J No 9l6 linton avenue. = two
family house on lot % 7x13J feet.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
KING ESTATE AT AUCTION
Valuable Sixth Avenue Properties To
Be Sold This Week.

Investors. operators and local merchants
are showing lively interest in the approach
ing sale Of the properties belonging 10 the
estate Of Edward J. King, to be sold at
auction By Bryan L. Kennedy at the Vesey
street exchange salesroom on Wednesday
next. The Sixth avenue properties to be
offered are in the retail shopping district
and PENNSYLVANIA station sections, Herald
SQUARE and the new amusement centres OF
Manhattan The following are the offer
ings.
No. 755 Sixth avenue. southwest corner Of
,2d street diagonally opposite the Hippo
drome. a four story building on a plot q 8
Nv fO g feet: No 1873 West 33d street a two
story brick stable facing Gimbers. on a
plot lsi by 9S.9 By 1913 by 1886 feet; No.
5O5 sixth avenue. a four story building. just
south OF Gimbers. Herald Square on a
plot Il by SOL by 17.fs by 46.5 feet: the large
frontage OF Nos 49,, 4S1is aud 40 Sixth ave-
nue., almost - feet. give this parcel far
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
EXPORTS.
New York. February !. lHI I
GRAIN-WHEA EAT-Firmer early. and pri

New York February 1. 1911.
GRAIN--WHEAT--Firm early, and prices
advanced 2. 10 = c on covering a result
OF the active support given the market at the
close on Friday and evidences that the tech
nlcal position had been weakened by the re-
cent heavy selling Liverpool was steadier and
by the predictions OF smaller worlds exports.
eating a better demand for cash wheat, sales
No red to a Southwestern miller. Near the
close tie market developed an easier feeling
and values lost most Of tho gain. closing at
"a II - net higher No red. 17sc elevator
and 9s7sc o ahoat No Northern Duluth.
81 iG4 % shoat. CORN--Firm early. ad-
vancine hc To 4 ac. Sentiment was rather
bullish on the comparatively moderate receipts
az Western points which for the week were
1885 300 bushels, against 69li 900 the pre-
yious week and q 27S U"0 last year. Largo
clearances were also factor shipments for
the week amounting 20 3Oi2, 900 bushels,
az ainst I6I 900 the previous week and elI.-
600 last year. Selling developed near the close,
and nnal prices were at tho low point Of the
day. representing a net loss Of i q &c. New
30 o 53c b ahoat. OATS--Advanced i c
e ,c early. but eased or and at the close
was net unchanged 70 isc net lower. Cash
oats steady. STANDARD white. SIC; No >, 81 y ;
40 3. 36isc; 40 4, Sc. RYE-Dull. No .
Sc D.. Sew York. BARLEG-Steady.
Mailing. a0d@jc, I Z. Buffalo. BUCK
WHEAT-Quiet. American. 75c, {, New
YORK: Canadian, 5Ic bid. c {. New York, for
export.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool. Feb. 4-wHEAT-spot duli; No
. red Western winter no stock, futures
steady: March. Is isd: MAY. Is "a. CORN
Spot. American mixed new, quiet: IS 2ad:
American mixed old, steady, - I'd. futures
quiet: February ~ 9[d. March. 4s Sxd;
May. (. 6s. FLoUR-winter patehts. ?as
ID. HOPS in London tPacihc Coast), "a 6s3
IS s. BEEr-ENtra india mess. fc5s. PORK
Prime mess Western. a7s Cd. HAMS--Short
cut. Sos BACON-Cumberand cut. els ca;
short rlh SIS Sd; clear bellies, SOS: long cles-
middles, light. 64s; heavy 63s Cd: short clear
backs 56s SHOULpERS-Square, 55s. LARD
Prime Western. tierces. 5is. American re-
hned pals, 52s Cd. CHEESE--Canadian tn-
est white. new. 59s; coo-ed sls ed. TAIL
LOW-Australisn IN London. S6s Cd. TUR-
PARTNERSHIPS. 5ss 90. RoSIN-Coru-
mon. 15s 4isd PETROLEUM--Rehned. eikd.
LINSEED OIL, ass 81. CoTTONSEED on
Hull refined. spot 30s 80.
London. Feb. 4.--SJ GAR-Raw. centrifugal.
los: nuscovado. 9s: beet. February. es Iikd.
LINSEED--f-alcutta. April-June. sss ~ d
LINSEED OIL AS 81. SPERM on. fs4 Jos.
Observation-Disclosures refined. SD; spir-
rs, 5ss % RosIN-American strained. l6s
Sd: fine. 11s.
Antwerp Feb. 4-PETRoLEUM 10 franc-.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
LECTURE ON REALTY VALUES

The entire concert hall of Madison
Square Garden has been taken by the
Wcodmore Realty Company for the forth
coming Real Estate and Ideal Homes
SHOW. The features Of this exhibit Will
include an unusual scheme Of decoration
and moving pictures. accompanied by an
interesting lecture on the growth &C this
city and its realty values.
The Woodmere Realty Company also has
contracted for a large space on the main
floor. where the exhibits II more than fifty
other well known realty companies will be
located. The balconies win be devoted to
the balance Of the real estate exhibits and
companies exhibiting building materials
and furnishings Of interest % the prospec-
tive home builder
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
TENEMENT HOUSES SOLD
Two West of Ninth Avenue
Bought by an Investor.

Among the sales reported yesterday was
that Of the property at Nos 40s and 40
West 5lst street two Eve story and base
nent tenement houses $50 feet west ~
Ninth avenue. on plot 50x1O0.5 feet. The
sale was made by the Herman Arms Com
pany to a client for investment for Marie
l.. Beebe. OF Riverside. Conn. The sales
for Manhattan and The Bronx reported fol-
low:
MANHATTAN.
5lST STREET.-THE Herman Arms Company
has sold Tor Marie l.. Beebe. Of Riverside,
Conn. 20 client for investment. the property
~ Ncs. 4os ard 5l0 West 5lst street two I'VE
story and basement tenement houses on a r.o.
501loO3 feet
s2D STREET--Jsfnes A. Dowe has sold for
pr. J.. J. Schoeaherger the three story and base-
ment dwelling house No. 23T West 52d street
on lot Isxl0o.5 feet
EIGHTH AVENuE--Herman r Bindseu has
sold No. 6lS Eighth avenue. toutheast corner
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Feb Covering by nervous short
sellers, who had ovcrreache1 themselves % late.
gave wheat an upward turn TO-DAY. IN the end.
however. the tone was weak. though the Gloss
a net advance of &c Z i.0 sc. Corn
finished &c to &c down. oats &c OF 20 shade
up and provisions al 214c to l0c decline I'hs
sale OF 10000 bushels of No , red wheat for
prompt shipment from hero 20 a Louisville miller
had considerable 20 90 with making shorts bic
anxious. The ensuing rise here resulted. never
theless In the working OF 20. cor bushels of No
. hard from Kansas City 20 Chicago and an
Offer OF 100 O00 bushels additional. Many traders
thereupon deserted the bull side. and there was
something OF sinking spell during the last IT,
teen minutes Of the session. This condition was
in decided contrast with the fcoling a. the out
set when lighter world shipments twisted ths
market upward. Range os prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-05

The fifteenth annual dinner Of tho Real
Estate Board Of Brokers Of New York City,
which viii be held at the Waldorf-Astoria
next Wednesday evening, will call together
the largest assemhlase at any dinner that
has ever been given by the organization.
Governor Dix, Controller Prendergast ana
Frederick w WhiTidge will be among the
speakers.