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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-11
PRICE $1,000

One-fourth down, bal
ance in one, two and
threeyears, interest at
6per cent. We have also
some vacant lots left in
this addition, level,
right in town, gas,
water, and sewerage,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-11

the Methodist episcopal church
there Friday afternoon at o'elock-
The burial VIII be IN a FlatWOods
cemetery.
Mrs Waggoner was a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob n. Harper, Of
Flatwoods, and had large number
OF friends there who are panied TO
hear Of her death. The deceased
woman IS survived by her parents,
hire husband, four sisters and an in
fant daughter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-11
huntsville
Woman Dies in a Local Hos
pital After Illness Of Com
plication of Diseases

Mrs. Bessie L.. waggoner, aged %
wears. wife Of A. Wagner, OF
Burnsville, died in local hospital
Tuesday midnight after short al
ness OF complication OF diseases
The boGy viii be taken to the home
of her parents at Flatwoods Thurs
day morning at 1880 o'clock ana
the funeral services will be held IN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-11
PARR ADDITION

We have some fine lots
in the Parr Addition,
right close in, two min
utes' walk from the
Empire building, lots
range from 43 feet front
by 50 feet in depth and
38x11O feet, facing on
two streets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-11
READ WHAT ]. I. RGYL0R SAYS
HIGH PRAISE FOR BEARS ESrUL-
SION.
His Wife Used Several Remedies but
Got No BeneRt Until She Tried
Bears Great Medicine
Tohn %. Bear. Elkton, Va

John ID. Bear, EIkton, Va
Dear sir:-Last winter my wife
took a very severe attack Of grippe.
which left her with a very bad cough
For a month could see she was grad
uaIly getting weaker and losing flesh
During the time she tried several
different remedies but none did par
ticIe OF good until I bought a bottle
OF Bears Emulsion. In three days
my wife began to improve and after
taking three bottles she was much
stronger and weighed more than she
had Tor seven years. IT gives me much
pleasure to recommend your prepar-
alton and 1 shall never DE too busy
to praise it to anyone.
yours very truly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-11
Yours very truly.
]. T. NayIor.
Elkton. Va. r. F.

Elkton, Va.,R F. D.
This preparation has been tried and
proven to be one Of the best tones,
system and tissue builders ever sold
It has cured people right at your
door almost. There have been more
testimonials published from this rem
edy from the people OF. your own To-
caIfty than any other preparation ad-
vertised.
one dollar a bottle or six bottles
for i've dollars Sold by all druggists
in CIarksburs and the Johnson Phar-
macy, at acknowledgements
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-11
q. MOORE JACKS SON
ADDITION

Located on Chestnut St
and in the rear of the
Jackson residence on
Chestnut street. In this
addition we have two
eight-room houses with
bath and all modern i'm
provements, two story
frame, slate roof dwell
ings with basement, on
lots 3ox86 #. No bet
ter residence section
than North Chestnut
street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

SPOKANE. Jan. m. Charles
Francla ADAMS. rational character
N the reform fight. and single tan
leader, woke MP the Federation az
labor yesterday afternoon
Speaking OF federal Judges. Mr..
Adams said that folks who though,
the decisions Of the supreme court
we're blnding IN any case but that
decided BY the court were taking
the idea the court had folstcd on
the people.
supreme court dcclsions are NJ.
efatuc. not law" he exclaimed.
Congress can abolish every dis.
tfict federal Judge m the land II n
wants "a. aud can cut down the
supreme court of the nation 10 one
man Congress can pass an act 40
w0rded that the supreme court
cant declare II unconstitutional.
which IA Just what Socialist Repre-
sentative Berger demanded that
Il do.
President TAFT has appointed RI.
'puhlicans and democrats 10 the Al.
prems bench. but he has never
picked Judge that didn't have q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
JUDGESHIP ISSUE STIRS
THE LABOR CONVENTION

bias toward corporations.
No man Ia properly taking care
OF HIS business unless he IL doing
hts part toward seeing that the pub.
Tic business " done right.
A strong president would on.
force the laws OF the nation accord.
ins 10 his ideas Of their merit. re.
gardlesa OF any supreme court de.
cis'on, AND THE PEOPLE WOULD
DECIDE BETWEEN THEIR PRES.
iDkNT AND THE cOuRTl
The people are the source OF an
law. they should always have entire
control over their Judges"
Every shot like the above brought
out applause OF the sort commonly
called ringing. and at III. close OF
Mr. Adams address tho convention
voted TO urge ON the public that the
schools and all public buildings be
opened 10 moot meetings. mass
meetings. forums and debates where
the psople could learn government
management and law. and where
candidates could be- called before
these meetings for their platforms.
and officials called "a account for
their acts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

for the state. Herbert ID an uncle
OF the Williamson sisters. and lives
NJ Portland. Or. He testified that
the wirts were both IN normal
health when they visited with him
on their way from Los Angeles 10
Seattle In the fall Of 1910. Row,
Sllas Van neerlln OF Los Angeles.
the FIRST witness. testified yesterday
TO practically the same facts
Herbert testified that he called NJ
Mrs, Hazards offlcc following the
death of his niece. and that b.
found an autopsy had bean per.
formed BY Mrs. Hazard.
II appeared from this testimony
that the prosecution viii try 20
show that Mvs. Haxfard performed
antop<irs on most 81 her patients
who died. removing their internal
organs.
Ia ousliainx the states case
against Mrs Hazard. Special Proc,
ccnsor Frank ~. Kelley OF Tacoma.
sald that this Williamson sisters.
Claire and Dorothes. we're what
may BE- called faddista for eures.' =
They were both independent. re-
eeivinx regular Income from their
estate in Australia.
Their ailments were minoF.- he
said. when they began % take
treatment under DIR. Hazard.
Claire weighed IFS pounds when
shs died. on May 10. 1871. she
weighed but 50 pounds. The Same
was true OF Dora. And now The
surviving sister. rescued from the
olalln hospital conducted BY Mrs.
Hsxxard. IL again a normally
healthy woman"
Kelly said that when Mrs. Hax-
zare discovered that they we're OF
independent means. she gave them
such treatment (which ahe knew
would result In their death By altar.
walton" Sir sprixs Of asparagus.
sometimes seacup OF fruit juice.
we're all they would get In a day.
he charged. THE girls. reduced 10
a mental and physical pulp. he said.
were then induced To turn over
their financial affairs to Mira. Haz.
xard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING

HOLDERS MEETING
Notice IL hereby given the stock.
holders OF the Tres Amigos Gold
Mining Company OF Seattle. Wash
ington. and of Colonia Juarcx.
chihuahua. Mexico. that pursuant
to and In accordance with tho
written request OF stockholders
holding more than one-third OF the
stock OF the said company, q spc-
cinl meeting of the stockholders
of said company will be held nj
Colonia Juarcz, Chihuahua. Mexico
business office). at o'clock p.
m. on Monday. the twenty-n!nth
t3sth) day OF January. 1912. to
consider and vote on the follow
ing questions:
First. Tho expulsion and elec-
ton Of one or more members. and
election TO fill their places on tho
board Of trustees OF the said Tres
Amigos Gold Mining Company.
Second. The sale and terms OF
sale OF a part. or the whole Of tho
real estate and holdings OF the said
Tres Amigos Gold Mining Com
pnny.
Third. The transaction of such
other business as may properly
come before the meetings OF the
stockholders OF tho Tres Amigos
Gold Mining Company.
Dated af Colonia Juarez. Chihua-
hua. Mexico. January 18th. 1912.
b. l.. CROFT, President
G. ID. STARKEY. Secretary.
p. M. STARKEY. Trustee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
Wedding Stopped
in Queer Manner

CENTRAI.lA. wash. Jan. H.
DO yoa take this man 10 be your
lawfully welded hu~bands~
4 do not
Although this unexpected reply OF
Miss Nina Erickson halted her mar.
rage 10 Charies CowcIl. which was
being conducted ssmi~ecretiy on
the hills back Of rono. their hosns.
fricnda today declare that the
couples honeymoon win be : real
ny soon
Finding herscif outwitsed. Mrs.
Erickson. who opposed the match.
pretended to take poison News OF
her mothers attempted suicide"
vas conveyed 10 the bride iu~s ~
the announcement OF man and
wife was trembling on the ilps al
Rev fsetd. Il stopped everything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
Young Heiress Loses Fortune
by Escapade With Waiter

~ ~'fs S~~s AsSsee1 WtSop
NEW YORK. Jan. is.--viotef
Huehlcr. the is.yearold giri who
ran away from Chicago 10 New
York that she might be near Jack
Clecyc, a waiter. has. by her eaea.
pade. lost a $ioo.ooo fortune and q
paiatiai home. Her foster mother
herc today refused TO take her back,
declaring that her brother. BY
whose win tho adopted girl was be-
uneathcd the fortune. had changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
All Because He
Held Her Hand

rillAMook. or. Jan. to-
oecsuss he held the hands o.
Miss e. Adler and told her .
story IN which kiss 10 said 70
have plsysd = prominent psrs.
w. Randolph, . portrait sollc-
isor 70 held - appear before the
grand Jury.
Recently Randolph appeared
~ the Adler home and remain
ed several hours The merit
evening he called again and
was met ~ the door BY the
girls father With . shotgun.
Randolph proved . good
sprsntss.
Then Ne was arrested on the
charge Of FIELDING hands"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
CALLED TWO GIRLS
"FADDISTS FOR CURES

PORT ORCHARD. wash.. Jan. 10.
The trial Of Dr. Linda nurfIeid
Hazard. the Seattle woman fast.
spcciaiiss charged with murder In
the first degree for tho death Of
Claire Williamson. on. % her pa,
tients, began this morning with the
continuance Of tho testimony og
John Herbert. the second witness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
SAVE THIS
Beat Known Recipe for Kidney and
Bladder Troubles.

Go to any good druggist AVID got
IA pun aouno ltuH .aufsok sql
tract Huchu. half ounce Mural Vn.
pound six ounces of good pnrsi ain:
shake well each time and use In
doses OF one 10 two teaspoonfule
after. each meal and At bed time.
This should be used promptly nc
the first Sign OF backaehe. fheumat
ic pains. neanty and frequent ufins-
tion az pains In groin. Prompt At
tcntion To these symptoms IL neces-
sary To prevent more serious tro,ls
BILE. such ~ Brlghts disease or dia,
betes. --Adyt. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

SHANGHAI. Jan. 10 Dispatches
from Canton today state that ban.
dits are looting the temples and
monassaries. destroying all holy
nhrines throughout southern kwan.
tung province. A volunteer corps
has been organized for protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
PUBLIC MARKETS


10 poundn gfanuiated sugar. ~
dozen eggs. Is cents. pounds
prunsr, rs cents. green or ysiIow
peas. 5 cents pound; : cans MIX. y
cents. diIi pickles, dozen y cents:
sauer krnuf. 10 cents quart. Norway
herring, 10 for rs cents; Norway
msckefci. for Is cents; cabbage. -
cents pound. carrots, 30 cents sachs
beets and parsnips, 30 cents sack: po--
tatoes, ti-z5 sack. cranoerfiess ~
ecnts quart. bananas, ~ cents ana 10
cents dozons lemons. 10 cents dozen,
Jap oranges, 10 cents dozen. grape
fruit, for rs cents; oranges, ] cent
each onions, pounds 10 cents. navel
oranges. 10 cents dozen. shredded Coz
coanuf. 20 cents pound; trout, for
Is cents. fJnnan Baddie. 20 cents
pound. pounds Iowa creamery but
ter, 800. Eastern sugar-cured hams.
IS cents pound. choice fat hens
dressed 20 order. 20 cents pound;
choice veal roast. y cents 70 y cents
pound. shoulders OF lamb, ! cents
pound. Eastern picnic hams. II cents
pound. sir1cin steak, 10 cents pound.
loan lamb chops. IAN cents pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

the document
II never adopted Violet legally. {"
said Mrs. nuehler when tho child
Was srralEncd In the ehiidrcn's
court here. But ! always regard.
I'd her as my own daughter. Now
I am afraid 10 take her back and
adopt her. fear the eonse.
qurncez.
Violet nuchier probably will be-
confined Ia an Illinois correctional
Institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

The fo1iosing are the average
prfcsg pata ~ local eonsmiseton nss-
all cases are subjsss 70 vasistfon,
actoxding ~ freshness ana general
sscsiisn1s. bat thses prices. unlsss
otherwise indicated. are for strictly
Erss ana butter selling vriea.
Native Washington nut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

=
= PITTsEuRG. Jan. fs---"san- 4
= shiny teeth IL the latest fad 4
= ~ the girls who parade pitts =
= burg's White Way. FIN as-. =
= fhese evenings q
= Girls all over town are prae- =
= ticing the new wrinkle. and 4
= there Is danger that nome Of 4
4 them viii get chronicaIiy con =
= srncsed faces before the craze 4
4 Is over
4 The lips ARE drawn up In =
= such a way as 20 expose =
4 shining row OF teeth. the chin 4
\ showed forward 80 that both 4
= upper and lower teefh are on 4
4 q line, and tho face is fixed 4
= In . sort OF smile. which. to =
= some OF the chappiss IL some 4
4 what fetching" 4
go = = ~ = - >
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

Yakima burbank pofafoes. ff-z9
sack delivered: bananas. 10 cents and
rs cents dozen: Missouri Pippin ap-
pies. 400 box delivered: bome~nade
cafsup. rs cents gallon: primo RIB
roast. rs centa pound. golden dates,
2 pounds rs cents; salmon trout, ~
cents pound. steel Head salmon. 10
cents pound; pot roast. 40 cents
pound; English wslnuts. rs csnts
pound: Eastern bacon. 10 cents
pound: Malaga grapes, 20 cents
pound, log lamb. 1zh centa pound.
shoulder lamb. cents pound. home
made pork and potato aauaasc. -
with 2b-csnt purchase; sharp cheese,
70 cents pound; cieofnarrnfinc. 70
cents pound. cottage cheese. =
pounds ~ cents. finnan haddie, 2
pounds 70 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
Special Notices.

O. !. lNo~
taught "a 40 90 70 lessons hook
lets free. hoaftle school OF pOpu-
lar Music, sol THIRD nv. Main 1fi1.
fhreneloEie charts sand diet. iIoaith
advice FREQ, Prof, Aver. if2s attn nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

fHe :ss '75 ,scss,' g., Sssn;a
hfindln English buil pup. ton
moutba old. weight about nifty
psundti breast and toes white. had
. yQliaT with 1910 llesnea on ib.
tfai reward. W. HiaEcr Phone
ft&txs zen 9Th and Denny way aud
Moore theatre. Friday night, eye
glasses "a canc Main sios. Ind.
!. tsa9 kowufd
.osi = siantianan's black silk neck
ncarf. marked ~ Return 20 sos
t{hite bldg. receive reward Phone
0tin 3144
tso4t -Hasinsn book No, 1918. Finder
/. fretnfn 70 Washington Trust and
NaslnNr Bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
Funeral Director.

TITT I6sEHTrad~ OHDF7fTxlaEa
CO. corner Ninth aud unioq; Main
tEuls Ind ass. FREMONT or
TfCE Aii7 Fremont av. Phones.
North $50 Green 81.
HuTTEitWoRTH Il hons
Professional Directors aud Licensed
tmbaimetr. 1881 ist. Phones pfs
University Undertaking. psrlofn. fgfi
isfh N " North 1is, ureon zsf.
honney Watson 90. Funeral Dlrsc-
tors Third nv and lntvafnifx
linth phones Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
MnAT do YOU SAY?

Shall NO run = help" al for
you ia somorrow's Star. or shall
you wait longer for the heIps
Eventually you win find that n
pays beat 20 save delay and use
star want ads now"
When you have a want" nd. just
telephone H. Results come quick.
ly. Phones. Main 300: Ind. eel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

RcT4nn ,crff % c-rs SSs sssr
truss. permanent. absolute. without
operation or detention from bust
Tees or labor, over leo eases cured
Ia past two years. from asc I year
g aEe 10. The Harvard System.
LADIES hEMoDELfNG PARLohs
Nov garments made and old fcmod.
snpebie. sic Arcade Bsdx. Ind l.
fffHAo MAI Refined lady Of 90 OF
business ability dssifes partner In
rr0fttahis business gentleman pre-
ferref. y fo5. Care Star
ola Country Matchmaker - Main
Wanted a baby Tor adoption. under
nnn year. Address E-iV0, care
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

HALrHouR
HALFAcRE TRACTS


HALrHouR
HALF.ACRE TRACTS
On the East side Of Lake washing
/ ton. directly opposite tseschs
| park iess than fivu snlnutss' walk
/ from Medina. Can come 20 Ind
and yesier from the property In
large .nu bd~ia row =" a's and haif.koSr|
ferry service planned 20 opcrstc
/ before icnr
Hsif-aere tracts tfhs area of five
sesiee-foot iotsp for $500,
aud balance easy monthly pay
l menfs
HENRY paoDERrcK. INC.
'" IIose Building.
QUINCY VALLEY. in Grant county.
y fiilinE up more rapidly Than Than
in the Northwest. ! fought early.
a largo quantity of tho finest land
ia the vnllcs--n0ns better In the
state Of Washington. ana nm SELL
ina this land IN tracts Or ten acres
down and 81 per aero per utonth.
III these terms do not suit your
convnnienes. | will make terms tisat
Will You can't miss v buying
Quincy Valley land now.
KAY MKAr,
sns-3es Liberty BIDS, ~ aud uulon.
JOIN DIR sLESwOOD COLONY.
Located west OF Seattle on the sound
Delightful placs to live. where you
can make money and run your own
G olsnSrs or P5usT TRY Tse 1 MAJ.
ket IL right atsyour door--Ssattie.
Bremerton and Tacoma where
Prices are always high. SIS will
start you, balance $40 a month. 8
good timber TO pay for the land
No atumpn. The colony IL To-
Gated handy 10 renoei In weli-net-
tied. district Only t76 cash. Clif.
av. open evenings.
8 ACRES FOR $3.50
$4,000 cash. balance 5000 per month.
price $3.50, 800 cash. balance SIC
monthly. rs s-3-cent fare 10 Seat
tie: all real alder bottom. Call
1910 WestiRke av.
CLOsE-IN CHICKEN RANCH
Near Lake Washington on easy pay
ments. A fine level tract Of alder
ground; all siashed and partially
down and $40 a month. Price tb15.
Room enough for 500 chickens. and
close TO Seattle. with good trans
portation: fare III cents. Clyde
bldg. Opposite postoffice.
KIRKLAND SPECIAL
S acres on county road and n. r. u.
miies from Lake Washington;
school on next forty $50 an acre:
t3s cash. SIS monthly.
II. III. COLLINS a. SONS
a0s Third Av.
~ ACRES $3.50
Two blocks to car and Country Club
grounos and beautiful American
lake. a fine place for n country
home; 500 down. $40 monthly. 45t
HAVEN q SCHROEDER
IMPROVED CHICKEN RANCH
with fine view of Lake Washing
finishcd all cleared: chicken
house. This In an Ideal close-in
chicken ranch. where one can ham
die several hundred chickens from
the start Price sl.sso; 2, cash
month. Killoren. iot cherry 81.
FINE LARGE TRACT
Across street from car and Country
Club grounds, s3oo; $50 down. 50
monthly. tsf Arcade Annex,
HAVEN A. SCHROEDER
s ACRES WATER FRONT
acres at entrance to Hoods canal;
fine beach and spring. <ao0. 405
Pacific block.
s ACRES BEAUTIFUL LAKE
AND CITY VIEW
. L.. L..
chickens, near new ferry landing,
unincumbcred. Will trade for we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
Wanted--Real E.state,.

wssfsa bout s-rscm 6eSss, IN
Marion. and pay difference. East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

Found---Tho best rooms In tho city.
Hotel Craig, i114h srd av.. near
Spring. $3.50 week up. Ind. 1850.
Room, Si.2b week Free bath. free
phone Yates Hotel. 9Th aid Pine.
Hoard and room for $500 a week. OF
transient 500 Cherry street
Nice steam heated rooms. 32.0O q
4 week and up. 722 Pike 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
MAnRtAuE cEHFMoSfEs
..o.~. rEnronMnp 80 =.

ufi.f-ErTE BLADES sissrpcnei, soc
dos. tRrotr, Akes etc 1901 tth nv.
DIR. Putnam has resumed his dental
practices. xfs-fo Washington
uidf 1ns First av.
Don't Be lonely, JOIN our detrimental
uufce a ladies' FIRES 59s pire az.
Ladies'. tailoring. gowns also remodel.
irF tps Northern Hank 1ldx.
btsssmaklng. ladies lsiiofing iis
Sussh 18th
Baby xfft. I months old. for Adop-
tion. rhon~ Asin <s<s Hoom 81.
taney xh~li Handled Souvenir rsna
kaassnix Pen Co. boz lrss Hxattis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
Help Wanted--FemaIe

Help Wanted--FemaJc
WATTS 2csS,s ~oss'sf,' cYffSf e,
peti1axei or Inc pettenFnsl. 10 work
~ tefsrhrns operators. Apply %
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Wanted - Woman al nssen q care Tor
ch1idfeDt good wages. Apply J 10
70 =. ~. ls4y Hoyi#tnn. Az
TwU nalesladi~s. can make sac n
week III Fpriuf 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19


>~~r~~-~~>~>~s~~~~-~
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Furniture, carpets. stoves and ranges
are included In this sale. This Is
an opportunity to save money on
the furnishing of your home. Be
low we mention list OF reliab4e
brands OF used steel ranges. Cash
or credit:
Buck steel range. sale price $4,000
Crescent steel range. sale price 90
REQ steel range. sale prico $50. $3.50
price ...... ................. $3.50
Laurel steel range. sale price. 1900
Majestic steel range. sale price 34.5o
st. Louis MaiieabIe steel range.
10 price ,..s........ ....... se.1a
Garland steel range. sale price $3.50
Premier steel range. sale price 21.ko
Royal steel range. sale price,. 32.So
Buck steel range. sale price 3s.50
Gas ranges. each ........,. 900
Number OF restaurant ranges. heating
stovea at reduced prices
WOODHOuSE n pLATT FURNI-
TuRE CO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

FIrzHENRy AUCTION Co.--fsis-
20 Fifth av. Buys. sells second
hand goods and other merchandise;
spot cash. Main 523: A 36in Old
est auction house in the state
For salc---Furniture range and SOW
Ing machine. gs1 Blewett ST., FIRE.
mont
Desks. chairs. snow cases, chicaxo
The Colorado statesman., 1912-02-24
The Best In Life.

Growing a little every day; looking
out upon life fearlessly and hopefully;
doing with our might the common task
that stands before us, trying to make
ourselves good, and other people hap
py, rather than ourselves happy, and
other people good treating work as a
joy rather than task; laughing often.
worrying about nothing, and loving all
men-if this does not bring success, it
will bring something better, for it
carries with 1t all that is best in life.
Walter T. Field.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-02-24
Unloading Memorials.

A Colorado woman. bemoaning the
loss of valuable ring. was astonish-
ed to see it on the hand of an ice
cream vender from whom she was
making a purchase. She called the
police. The vender politely explain
ed how he got the ring. 1t was given
him some days before by a young
woman. The young woman had re-
ceived 1t from her sweetheart, who
had proved unfaithful, and, to rid her.
self Of his memorial, she gave the
ring to the Ice cream vender.
The Colorado statesman., 1912-02-24
HorseradIsh for Hoarseness.

Horseradish will afford instantane-
GUS relief in most obstinate cases of
sesses the most virtue, though the
leaves are good till they dry. when
they lose their strength. The root is
best when 1t is green. The person
who will use it freely just before be-
ginning to speak will not be troubled
with hoarseness. The root boiled
down and sweetened into a thick
syrup will give relief in the severest
cases.