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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-21
Hotels and Lodging Houses

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Sies Clean houaehq~ptns roomr ~
Hotel Trafton. tsE1 Ballard as. Bal.
iaft i4s1
CAPITAL HuTt.is~-fes jackson a..
see Is stsSp aay. t3te 20 o. werk
HOTEL CLARENDON sth Az.
4. Rooms sec aud 7tc Elliott tt1i J,
Hotel Imperial. buAy housc. eth
ard piks reems fke, lsc. JOG DAY,
The uailntin. rooms ~ 80 per ~k
up. 1913 Pike street. AAtn 1tsf.
Hotel Consul. sth and WASH; rms.
81 and up heda Tie. Ffes baths.
ROYAL HOTEi.--t5f Fffth az. fsc
20 he nlEht. Ills 90 % weak
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For Exchange.

~~f~~s7sNef~f,~FNfesN~N~ cN~yNs>ef ~~e~e~~<~~4rS
A DANDY TRADE
FOR CLEAR PRODUCING RANCH
sQ acres 2 miles from Proaser. under
.suNNfsfDE CANAL.
~ acres ~ 7-ycnf-oid Wfneaap, Jon
athan, Home beauty. spltxsnberg
and Delicious apples. with nlG
CROP ON THE TkEEs Now
10 acres Ina g-year-old alfalfa.
y room house, chicken house. cellar.
perm, cite. aona cherry ana peach
nrca IN bearing This IL choice
owher wants TO got ON this side Of
The mountains
WIN trade for seattle home. hotel.
toomins house OF Improved acre.
Mus, be good stuff. clear and some
INLAND EMPIRE LAND co.
i5sTH ird Ave Phone Main sist
FARM BARGAINS TO EXCHANGE
100 acres near Roy, Pierce county;
40 acres Of bottom land cleared.
good buildings. small orchard:
price 81 z00--sb00 cash. t70O in
trade. balance from 4 10 10 years
nj IN per cent.
10 acres near Kirkland. highly i'm.
fttf'Hf kAtA uAtthAukas 0fthAAhs
strawberries. good water system.
price $4,000 WIN take $500 In
city property.
w W. MOVES, si7 Boston Block
WANT RuNABOuT
Fort, Buick or r. ~ ". preferred.
Will give real estate OF corpora
ton stock paying : TO 10 per cent
Might put lu some cash. Cali hal
lard soft after o'clock. Address
5FaT ballard aV.
ACRES FOR $500
on good road. near seattle. Five
sores % rich loan soil. ideal for
vegetables. chickens and fruits.
Terms $50 each and f1-to a month.
This place must be sold within the
NEXT few days For location sre
w. Z. liiEsn. ies Cherry ~.
90 acres. partly cleared. new house.
Running water. kttaag county Viii
trade for cows and horses. Phone
sidney 4kA Address gifs Ith ag a.
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CI8Oual~
EGff0Hf cGflIsb. psfTansni, 30
operatlon OF tstsntion from labor:
over 400 eases cured past I've
years sEcs ! 20 Harvsfd
itsspsciable xlaow. ambitious. good
worker. deatrrs respectable man
partner for l0dGlag house. Address
k-1sg. star
nlas. eyed healthy hshy boy two
weeks old for adoption. Pbons
East ss7s or iios :. Pine
Clocks called for, repaired. deliv-
cred. lIuson. al Hineklsy Bldg
Elliott ttls.
Mms. Francois. medical baths. eisc-
tro.thefapsutfca. fnanicufina. chi
ropody. III Union. Apt. 9:
bring your roses learn TO make
beads for 900. or get INSTRUCTIONS
for zoe. Particulars North tge1
GILLETTE BLADES shsrpensd, soo
dos. rsxors xsc, etc ttoi 9Th av.
TOuPEEs, WTus--Aii kinds Of hair
work Korb. iek spring. Ind tst3
Confinement home, best city. refer
eneeA s11t firth vs.. q. a. aios
chlropody and manicuring. 2i0 lab
nrty Bidg. -.--.
Get Acquainted Society. Names and
addresses 70s Pine street.
Nichols. bunEaiows Hinckisy Bik.
say Il saw II In rms star"
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Acreage-Continued

BUY LAND SOUTH OF TOWN
DuRIEN LAKE CARS SOON
RUNNING
90 ACRES, nnimpr0ved. slightly loca-
tion. $500.
20 ACRES. facing beautiful lake,
nearly level part cleared part
timber. small house. barn, chicken
house, easy driving distance 20
market II you want an ideal
home place, and In location
whore II IL bound 20 Increase fap-
idly In value, don't fail 10 see this
place. Price reduced TO $3.50.
Small payment down. balance long
time.
HERE Is one Of the best little buys
south Of Burieu lake, all level. az
ira good soil. facing good county
road, close 20 new boulevard and
proposed ear line. 10 ACREB
$4,000. Terms.
10 ACRES near lake. rich level land.
acres In crops. 2 acres partly
cleared, balance timber. small
house. barn. chicken house. 1850.
Terms.
ACRES Just south Of city limits.
few rods from new ear line, ~. 2b0.
ROBERT MALTBY
1919 ALASKA BUILDING
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ID ACHES ttso

10 ACHES ffho
PARTLY IMPROVED
80 cAsIf-si0 MONTHLY
Located just weet ~ city on main
county road. only three miles from
boat landing Telephone and ~. ",
-. right In front % place Within
sight Of Hswmiii aud school Deep,
rich land. no gravel. with about
one acre all cleared and ready for
the pillow. Balance very easy im~
proved. We furnish you with
work and lumber 10 build HOUSE.
Just ti0 will start YOU Puget
Sound Farms Co. iiif Third Az,
25-ACRE RANCH
IS acres In crops. broom house. all
furnished. team. wagons, Z COWS.
hogs. 100 hens. ali kinds % farm
tools. estimated crops. IS tons OF
fuli crop OF hay and oats, large
crop o. ali kiHdA 81 small fruit
$500. 90. terms. foe
OL.MSTED
s7th and Greenwood.
Phone Ballard 1szb.
10 ACRES EAST or KIRKLAND
ON county road. within driving dis
tnnre Of seattle. for 1859. the
soil Is rich loan. whore berries;
fruits. poultry and potatoes VIII
thrive Terms $50 cash, tig
monthly. Take a Madison car and
county ferry or Anderson boat tls
trips daily 10 Burke a Fnrrar'n
office IN Kirkland. or call iet
Cherry 81
$500
One acre % ground on EAST aide or
Lake Washington. s-room plaster
cd house, work shop isa1o; chick.
on houses. Incubator. hroodcr, iIs
bearing fruit trees. small fruit
grape vines steam evaporation wa
tor system cold frames This place
has a fine outlook over the lake.
and Is les Than = NILE 80 .f9 e 7 .as
tsee down, balance on easy terms.
D., r. Dirty
uesux Arts Village.
Take steamer Fortuna from lseschi
park.
s ACRES FOR 81 800
acres of rich. fertile. level iani.
situate north % seattle, near Lake
Washington. SCH Is black rich
ioasn. alder and maple growth.
easily cleared. Running stream
across on. corner. Terms 80
cash. balance may run four years
OLE HANSON 4 co.
Thlrd Floor New York Block.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
NICE LITTLE HOME NEAR CRY
CAR LINE. acres All In cuitiva.
outhousss. good well AZ house, all
farming tools so with place Price
sR.eoe, st90 caah, balance 70 suit.
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
Sos Empire Bldg,
CHICKENS. nAHniTs. DUCKS.
HOGS
Can be raised on our large villa
siiea on Everett interurban. Pic0-
~ OF water use each, terms
1900 down. $500 per month, Show
us you mean business and wei
help you get started. Owners. al
Central bldg Main t1st
S AND fe-AcRE TRACTS
Near Seattle: best of transportation.
choice location. some are i'm
proved. some have springs, creeks
or lake on ihem-TifF BEST TO
BE HAD AT THE PRfCE--fss per
sore and up. $40 20 s1s down and
~ 20 81 per month. Soc US while
they last.
i1sTh srd AVE. MAIN sisA
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
and upland farms and acreage
J. r. TUCKER AGENCY
Kent. Washington Main ~.
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Housekeeping Rooms.

- -.
% up. Near public market
one h0usek espfnE room. eiertric
light. gas range. reasonable. Phone
East 6se9.
farnishsf housekeeping rooms, ~ "a
per week 1913 riks ~ Eliipt, sittW
The Earle. IL Marion. choice. mod
ern sleeping rooms. u 90 Up.
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Apartments for Rent.

~ f~~~Ne~~e>~1~~~~N~~
rNior AptH. -Furnlnhod and un-
Nfurnished. 9Th aud pike Main 2sgi.
81 Lawrence, isopA kth--comfort.
sh.s; close Ia. Main sssi lIs UP.
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ONE ACRE ron $500
tfo cash. balance $3.50 monthly. pur.
rhaHea fine view acre adloiniu 4
Lake Forest Park. Soil IL fertile
Not hard clearing. Road already
graded. Free use OF 800 feet Of
lake shore frontage See this be-
fore you buy
OLE HANSON q co.
Third Floor New York block
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Lost and Found.

Lost and Found.
Iost--Gold watch sat afternoon
at Athletic ball park name engraved
GA inside cover. Emmet J. Duffy,
xmas. 1903. Finder will be literally
rewarded by returning TO u, J. Dur /.
IS, simmons MIG. Co. ist Az = and
Mass. st, or phoping VI 1881.
f.oat-~On the 18th inst. ono scarf
pin with blush green stone. valued
as keepsake. Finder please return
20 Hanna Blue Print Paper Co.
ard and Ycsler, and receive reward.
Found-Ths right place TO have your
watch repaired. Symons. teweisr.
f427 Third, near Pike. All Work
guaranteed.
Iost-ThursdAy off moving van, be-
twsen California av, and Wood :
land park. a straw suit case. Cali
Monroe $50.
Very small fat cocker spaniel. black,
white spot on chest. collar gaze
v. Aloha. near 2tth. East tlk6.
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Furnished Rooms.
Board and Room.


Drzutiful furnished rooms With
board. desirable part Of city. Cap
itvi hiil East sslk
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rTM7FfEFW6RNR SSS
1871 FtFa, ave. Naia or tiiictt pa
University undertn kinx parfors. s3ti
tsth y. A. North zi2 W. r. Fork
aer.
honnay- wataan Co. FUNERAL psrec-
tors THIRD AZ. sad LniseFstty.
Main ~. Eiilest ttt
.o-rv-.-..so>u->.tt rs i .s-s.e--~@~1@~o~
We Ain % saffsfg sid pifi E49lp'
ped for weddings Fserpsi0nH. fa-
nefais PARIS FtoRfHr--sit fike.
DrKS8 FLORAL CO. sol aFA Naln
stt7--Cut flowers fsalxns .r---.
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Help Wanted -Malc

Help Wanted--Mnle
e~--.s><s~~<se>@~-e-@~-> ~@ee-ees~~~~,~e~e>y-
UNITED WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
COMPANY MUTT HAVE
MORE OPERATORS
nm before congress will create
sixty now positions. Training class
rate reduced 20 ten dollars per
month. for short time only. Apply
1f0 Grand Trunk Dock
wANTEp-M Men and women 20
learn tho barber trade. wages
paid while learning. Call or write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
High Grade school
a. Wasnlnetun 81
Yoaag men wanted tor railroad ard
wireless telegraph sersiss: ea.y
g learn. ssiary rs 70 sso. Ren.
National Tsissraph insiitut~.
sioH ard sv, opposiss orphsum
YOUNG men aud women wanted 60
learn tslegraphy. guaranteed pos
sitions tesi so monthly cail or
tute. Washington nuiidins, 1os
First Ave.
Why does Lunfquist seii fes suits
foe fiaf because he ustis them
upstairs. Reom zos Ismprsns The.
atre building
Wanted Talented young men for
taudesilae sketches. Room aas tAD-
orty nidg
firnt class aaTeftininK solicitor Tor
Raymern uictioncrf OF seattle.
it4s First av,
Learn 20 be kuod besbsr al
MOi.Eu BARBER COLLEGE,
80 Occidental Ave
Wanted Auit raspberry pichsrs.
Apply Charles HendtickR0n. iuyAis
lap. wash. hox s1t.
Hotel stats. sipNin rooms Use AMI
see 81 80 week ist and washingt0n
iOTft. Norman. ~ Yesier way.
Reoms 9te and see Men only ~ 81
att edae opportunity Tor Investors
ana aKents. 1895 FIRST AZ.
say y saw " N The star.
Mems suits cleaned and pressed.
~ 90. snitftoFtum it1t eth AZ.
Situation Wanted-MaIe
s~r~~<~~s~~~~-~~~-~s~ ~~~~~~-~~e>~~--~re~~r>
A partially crippled wants position
60 care foF lawn and garden. beni
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Water Front


Waterfront acre on Lake Washing
ton. Just north OF Baiiey's Psnin-
sifla. must be sold al once. fos
LeAry Hi1g Main s7is
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For Sale-F urniture.

-srs<sN-N-~~-~-c-~.~~sN
fufniturs for sale and 4-rOom cot
tsKe Tor rent. $500. ii6 Fourth
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Money to Loan

10 LOAN
-,~~~~j,ec.JJ, 90 ~ J.ossss 90
100000 and 100000 PRIVATE
.El % loan on city property
per cent interest
y sEARTNo
sVI Leary Bldg
a. city AND COUNTRY IoxSg-
W improved or vacant nroner,v
shy amount. $50 10 $500. long y,
fft TINE easy payments. M de-
AZ, ntufteYant * Co, az Boston
"yn"y TO loan on Improved re,i
state. per cent Interest s9s
asesaIg Bldg, Main s1is
=" HIP l,nspfgysd property, s500-sS-s05.
bhAADT TSvEsTMEST 90
----s $50 Lumber Exchange
. 1OoDFEI.LOW n SON pcsI r.
.hts Loans in amounts frotn ssoa
- W sly.ogo. III Bailey Bldg
c~~r1JJIkoAsID coLL.TEpsL
nonsy loaned on diar~~nds ars 60
cry; private offices. eooSsssn,i"t
american Jeweiry Go gog ina a.
EASTERN BROKERAGE co
S from 1900 TO $4,000 IN
WA sAIsAkfED PEOPLE
NcSa-yyt security or Endorsement.
tst..t t<JANED ON FURNITURE.
f warehouse receipts. etc.
-. NorLhern Bank Bldg a. q Pat.
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Situation Wanted---MaIe

>s~~~s~~s>e~s~~~~~-~1~s~ -~ee~~~-~-e~~-~~s~~>
A partially crippled wants position
20 care foF lawn and garden. hNHi
references furnished XII, star
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-09
Chickens, Game and Trouble
Followed.

The time has come when chickens
scratch the stuffing from your gar
den patch and cause resentment
warm. The man who owns a bunch
of hens should keep them shackled
in their pens or give them chloro-
form For hens have caused more
strife and stress, and broken lives
and bitterness than anything on
earth; one hen can bring M ore grief
and care and wretchedness and black
despair than all known hens are
worth. Our village once was sweet
and calm, and every sorrow had it's
balm, we never heard. a wall; there
was an atmosphere 81 peace, we had
no use for the police, and no one was
in Jail. Then some one started keep
ing chicks, and soon we all were
throwing bricks and reading riot
acts; and when at court We stood in
line his honor sprung a heavy fine
when he had learned the facts. Dis
gust is brooding on our brows, we
spend our time in raising rows, with
voices and with pens; we shake our
fists and deal in threats, assassinate
each others pets-and all because
of hens Because of hens a million
jays are cussing daily, fifty ways and
raising grievous bowls. A law must
soon be written down prohibiting the
folks in town from keeping feather
ed fOWls.-Walt Mason.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-09
FOR ANOTHER's CRIME.
Prison Doors May Swing Open to
Cameron Farmer Convicted of
Raising Bank Deposit
Slip Five Years Ago.

Noah C. Jackson confined in the
State Penitentiary at Jefferson City
has through his attorneys and his
trustee, his brother, Otis A. Jack
son, begun suit in the circuit court
at Plattsburg, Mo-, to clear up the
mystery Of an alleged deposit Of
$4,000 by him March 8, 1907, in
the Farmers Bank at Cameron, Mo-,
and tC establish his innocence of the
crime of forging the deposit slip for
] which he has nearly completed a
J five year prison sentence.
! Jackson, a young farmer, resided
in 1907. near Keystone, Mo-, where
, he conducted a large farm and was
prosperous and we'll esteemed by his
neighbors. He was married and
had a family of several children He
had also purchased big ranch in
; Scott City, Kansas, and before start
ling there to farm this, he claims he
deposited his earnings and savings
with this bank, which fully paid an
Indebtedness he had with them and
should have left him balance.
In May, 1907, he discovered that
instead of credit of 81, 900 on that
day, the books of the bank only
, showed 500 and on his protest and
presentation of a duplicate de-
post slip showing a deposit of
81 900 in currency and $4,000 in
gold, the bank officials caused his
arrest for forgery and also attached
his real and personal property in
Kansas and Missouri to secure their
claim of about $4,000 in notes.
The criminal and attachment cases
We're tried in Liberty, Clay county,
Mo-, on a change of venue, and Jack
son was convicted and sentenced to
five years on which an appeal was
affirmed by the supreme court. On
the attachment case the bank re-
covered about $50.
Some time after the trial Of these
cases, G. E. Packard, who was CASH
Ter of the Farmers Bank, retired
therefrom and about $4,000 in bad
assets were stricken from the books
of the bank, reducing the surplus
and earnings and a new cashier was
installed.
w. l.. Deart, who was assistant
bookkeeper in the bank and who, it
was alleged, received Jackson's de-
post, also left the bank and was
employed in bank at Craig, Mo-,
where he was afterwards convicted
of embezzling it's funds, and on his
plea of guilty, was paroled and is
employed as a bookkeeper in St. Jo-
seph. His wife also procured a
divorce from him, the allegations of
which were sensational. 1t is also
claimed that noted handwriting ex
perts over the country have examin-
ed the deposit slip and declare it is
not a forgery The case will be
heard at the September term of
the court at Plattsburg
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-09
Printing Chief Iowa Trade.

The chief Iowa trade is printing,
according to a bulletin issued by the
census bureau at Washington, the
Chicago Tribune says: For every
creamery in that state there are two
printing offices and for every bake
shop nearly three establishments de-
voted to the production of printing.
There are lilo establishments in
the state devoted to the printing and
publishing of newspapers, books,
music, and periodicals, job printing,
book binding, and blank book maxi
ing, and lithographing. This is at
most one-fifth of all the manufacture
more than twice as many as are re-
corded for any other industry.
A steady growth Of manufacturing
industries in Iowa in the last decade
is reported. From 1899 to 1904 the
number Of wage earners increased
11.4 per cent, value of products eos
per cent, and the value added by
manufacture 53.4 per cent. In 1909
the state had 1928 manufacturing
establishments, employing 1880
persons and paying S43,5 900 in
salaries and wages. The total value
of products was $259,23S, 1000, pro-
duced from materials valued at
S17O,707,O0O. The value added by
manufacture was $SS,531, 900.
Meat packing is the foremost in
dustry, measured by value of pro-
duct, which increased from $25, 3d.
600 in 1899 to $50, 900 in 1909,
a gain of 1923 per cent. In dairy
products Iowa ranks third, the total
value of it's output having increased
s10,S22,00O between 1904 and 1909,
a gain Of ~ per cent. The growth
of the value of foundry and machine
shop products from 1899 to 1909
amounted to SS,56S,000, or 1893
per cent.
Five ndustries-artifcia stone,
gas, and electrical fixtures and lamps
and retlectors, dairymen's, poulter-
ers', and apiarists' supplies, pottery,
terra Gotta, and fire clay products
and manufactured ice show extra
ordinary rates of increase from 1904
to 1909, in both value Of product
and value added by manufacture, -
says the bulletin.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-09

while others sell eggs, butter and
milk; others fresh vegetables, while
yet others have groceries, such as
sugar, coffee, ETC., but usually only
few things. Tobacco here is a
government monopoly, therefore We
buy stamps in tobacco shop. They
have no delivery wagons here like
we have in America, therefore each
person must go trudging home with
his own purchases. This practice
originated a custom of each house.
wife having enough food bought on
ly for the one day, therefore each
day they must go to market. Well,
when you are in Rome you must do
as Rome does and l am now ready
to confess that l have bought four
cents worth of potatoes many time
since | have been in Vienna.
One thing that is very noticeable
in Vienna is the great number OF
uniforms seen on the streets. This
is due to the fact that SO many men
are in the governmental employ.
Aside from the 10000 soldiers Of
Vienna each man in the government
employ wears a uniform.
The average woman here is treat
home. 1t is no uncommon sight
to shoulder with the men carrying
bricks and mortar up ladder where
large building is in the process of
construction. l have also seen such
sights as women shoveling snow
from the streets and woman and a
big dog hitched up to cart together
drawing a load.
Labor here is very cheap. They
say that the average man and his
wife working hard every day earn no
more than $24 per month. Most all
the house work is done here by SER
wants, the average servant receiving
80 CROWNS (six dollars in our money!
per month.
The Viennese women think it very
strange that the American women
care for and take their children our
with them so much. They all have
nurses who care for their children.
AS for themselves they have as much
as they can do to care for their dog
gle and see that he gets his daily
airing.
But in all Vienna ! believe there is
nothing conducted with such pomn
as the funerals. Every afternoon the
funerals of those who have died in
the hospital the previous day are held
from the hospital chapel The
hearses are usually covered with
beautiful flowers and quite often
the pail bearers wearing black uni
forms and black helmets ride be-
hind the hearse. The women here
are also very faithful to the fashion
of wearing mourning. Nearly every
other woman one meets is wearing it
in some form or the other. They
have shops here where they sell
nothing but mourning goods.
Vienna as we'll as all other Euro
pean cities has it's peculiarities yet
we find it a beautiful as we'll as
very interesting city
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-09
ARE YOU GUILTY,
Do You Smoke Too Much, Drink Too
Much, Eat Too Much?

1t takes mighty good stomach to
feel ready for a good breakfast the
morning after the banquet. or social
session.
What do you want for break
fast?" inquired Browns good wife.
"Just a pleasant smile and a
breath of fresh air." answered Brown
the morning after an important
meeting at the lodge.
II you eat, smoke or drink too
much always remember that two lit
tie MONA stomach tablets taken
just before you go to bed will destroy
all poisonous gases and leave you
with a sweet, clean stomach in the
morning.
For indigestion and all stomach
distress, MONA is the best pre-
scription in the world. Van Werden
& Kopp sell it on money back plan.
Large box only so cents.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-09
Escapes An Awful Fate.

A thousand tongues could not ex-
press the gratitude of Mrs. J. E. Cox,
of Joliet, ILL.,, for her wonderful de-
liverance from an awful fate.
Typhoid pneumonia had left me
with a dreadful cough" she writes.
Sometimes | had such awful cough
ing spells ! thought l would die. !
could get no help from DOCTOR
treatment or other medicines until
used DR.. Kings New Discovery
But l owe my life to this wonderful
remedy for l scarcely cough at all
now" Quick and safe, it's most re-
liable of all throat and lung medi-
cines. Every bottle guaranteed
soc and S1.00. Trial bottle free at
Bell & Robinson's.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-05-09
ZEMO SOAP FREE.
Declared to be the Most Wonderful
Medicated Soap Known.

With every trial rs cent bottle of
the wonderful Zemo for all skin az
fections, you get free trial cake of
Zemo Soap, the best medicated soap
produced; also their guide book on
how to care for the skin and remove
all traces of disease. Zemo soap
fathers fine, makes the hands
smooth, is dandy head wash and
you will grow to depend upon it..
Zemo liquid cures all skin irritations
and makes children happy. Return
the bottle Of Zemo if you don't like
it and get your rs cents as it is fully
guaranteed by druggists everywhere
and in Leon by the Bell & Robinson
drug store.
Zemo and Zemo soap are prepared
by E. w. Rose Medicine Co., st.
Louis, Mo-, and their guarantee is as
good as gold.