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Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-20
A TON OF COTTON A DAY Average Output of international Com .
 pany at East kiIlinqIy.

New machinery is being added to the plant of the International Cotton com- pany at East Killingly, which has now increased it's output of absorbent cot ton to 60.000 pounds a month, an aE- craze of a ton a day. The company is also increasing it's output of sani- tary products, which are meeting with fine success in the market. Various improvements are to be made at the plant, which is now controlled by the American Druggists syndicate.
 Mems Week in the Schools.
 At the suggestion Of the state hoard of education. Supervisor Albert $. Ames of the schools in KillingIv
 Brooklyn Is arranging for a Mems week May 25-29, inclusive. It has been suggested by the state board that a cordial welcome be lextended to all men in the towns of Killingly and Brooklyn to visit schools during the week mentioned. Nothing unusual will be attempted in tie schools during that week-just routine. The idea is to familiarize the citizens of the towns with the work that is being done at their expense. The invitation to visit the schools includes men not having children in the schools as well as those whose homes are represented. Women will be welcome, as at all other times but special invitation is extended tC the men.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-20
WeIIs servina so pays, sentenoe.
BOSTON OPERA STARS

Give Third Ia Series of Concerts at Bradley-one Act from Martha Sung In English.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-20
PUTNAM

Circus EmpIoye lniured-Efayes- Spon- cey Wedding-Fred Grenan Held in S1,ooo Bonds-JaiI for Dwight WeIIs Boston Opera Company Stars at Bradley Theatre.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-20

gospel of grand opera in this section of Eastern Connecticut. This time in addition to the extraordinarily fine concert program the company, which included Mile. Evelyn Parnen and Mile. Ernestine Gauthier. presented an act of Martha, sung in English, and a trio of ballet dancers from the Bos- ton Opera house. The attraction proved of immense satisfacusn to those appreciative of high art in mu- sic. The programme was arranged as follows;
 Part l. Celeste Aida,-Aida ...- Verdi
 M. Luigi Mainiero. Habanera--Carmen ....- Bizct
 Mile Ernestfne Gauthier. Ar3a-Simon Boccanegra .---. Verdi
 NJ. Edgar Littleton. Duet-Andre Chenier ...... Giordano MmeNN DiGabbi and M. Gatd. AriaI Puritania ..-.-.. Be1lfni
 Mile Evelyn ParneD. Vesti la guibba-I Pagliacci .---
 LeoncaraIlo
 M. Mainiero. Group of Songs -.-
 Mir. Ltttleton. Group of Songs .....---------
 Mile. Parnell.
 Part IT. Dance of the Hours from La Giaconda>
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-20
Will Hear Convention Reports.
What a lifetime Costs.

Calculating machines are left far behind by a F'renchman who at the age of Y has just died in a Breton town. When he Was IS he began to keep an account of all his expenses and entered up" every conceivable item for 52 years. During these fifty two years he bought 62S,713 cigars. costing s10. .179.07, and 43,692 were given him by friends. Other items
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03
Monks snowbound in NIps.

Gcncva.-A solid wall OF snow,
nearly Is feet high. surrounds the
hospicc Of the Grand st. BInard, In
which the monks and a few visitors
are kept prisoners.
During March the number Of avail
anches and the heavy snowfall eX-
cecded anything experienced in the
pass for fifty years. Telegraph and
telephone wires are lying in the
snowdrifts, and all communication
with the valleys on both the SWis.
and Italian sides is Interrupted.
A short time ago an avalanche en-
tered the hospice itself through some
of the upper windows, but nobody was
seriously injured. The st. Bernard
dogs are doing extra sentry duty, and
are %patroling each side Of the pass
day and night for lost travellers.
1t will he several weeks before the
few visitors who are now in the
hospicc will be able to descend to the
valleys, even if they use skis. There
Is sufficient food and drink to stand
a snow siege Of several MONTHS
London Chronicle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03
How Love Came.

Little Sammy was generally at log
scrheads with his father, who had
a habit Of using his razor-strop in
II way that was not in accordance
with Sammy's views.
One morning after the razor-stror
had been more than usually busy.
Sammy's mother went out into tho
field to look for her much-stropped
child.
To her intense establishment. eho
found him fondling a huge goat for
which he usually professed n deep
hatred.
why, Sammy, darling, Il is nice
to see you being so kind to poor
Billy! why are o being so gentle
today"
over Sammy's face came a look OF
u~nsreakable gratitude as he gave the
wondering goat another carrot.
"He butted father into the pond
this morning. murmured the doar
Ettle chap, patting his four footed
friend affectionately.-New Yorl
Mail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03
LEGAL NOTICES


Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday,
May goth. 1914, we, the undersigned com
mittcc will offer for sale 10 the highest bid
der for cash in hand, the following described
property
One building known ms ''The Kafir Corn
Palace % located on the Tulsa County farm.
Same being the property Of the state Of OK
lahoma.
Al bids must be sealed and accompanied
.y e chack, certified for at least $4,000.
Bids may be mailed TO this committee lu care
n the Secretary Of the Tulsa Commercial
club. Tulsa. Oklahoma. The committee re.
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
This notice given by authority vested in ~
by Law.
". o. LEAHY, Chairman, rawhuska, Okla.
hOma.
GEO W. VINCENT, Secretary, Claremore.
Okla.
GEO. II. KINDS, wes.yille, Oklahoma
H.murf4frp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03
Made II Ninety Gents.

Papa" asked James, wouldn't
you be glad IL | saved a dollar for
your
Certainly, my son" said papa. so
delighted at this evidence Of budding
business ability that he handed the
youth a dime.
'Well, l saved 1t all right" said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03

There is no danger that the United
states will be involved in hostilities
with South America over mistreat-
ment of Colonel Roosevelt. If any
affront is offered the colonel he Will
settle with the offender himself.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03

Proposals for Buildings IN city ParkB; d.,
proposals will be received by the oBari Of
Park Commissioners Of the city Of Tulsa, at
The City Auditors office, city hall, until 2
O'Clock p. M. May Z. 1914, for the construc.
ton Of two buildings in Owens and Central
cations furnished By NJ. c. Cross. architect,
room u, Nebraska building, Tulsa, Oklahoma
All proposals TO be made on blank forms
furnished By architect and must be accom-
panied By a certified check In the amount Of
3 per cent Of bid, said check TO be made pay.
able 10 the board Of Park Commissioners as
a guarantee TO enter into contract, and TO
be forfeited TO said board II bidder fails TO
enter iato contract or 20 furnish satisfactory
bond within 8 days after being awarded the
work.
Plans may he obtained from architect, IL
Nebraska Building. Tulsa, Okla.
Tho Board reserves the right TO reject
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03

Pinch continuous post VERNE
Martin beds, about 20 Of them
vet. Will continue to sell them
Tor $3.50
In any finish; all guaranteed. We
need the money; YOU need the BEDS
our loss Is your gain.
25-year guaranteed springs ...23.OO
4O-lb. cotton felt mattresscs....}5.0C
Buy now.
W. W. BEATTIE.
20 W. First St. Phone stl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03
FEVER SPREAD TO
Cattle BY TICKS
u. Is \ DISEASE THAT BllGIlIN
CAIILE RAISING IL nm
SOUTH.
GOVERNMENT Gives AID



uAeurNsT,N Nav a-T.xae or
,.,. I,...... .f .I..,. which Is
,r.,5 nrI.. .t f.r,s Ia described lon
nu.tiD inst issued hl the United
gC,.I... .,.rtu,, .r. aarFruUlrp. This
,f..,s. haas ,<tsl.J for man, years IN
,b. ..Ytb,ru mart .ffhn Irnf,.I states.
.,l I.sid,s ,alslpu heavy losses has
.,...5 i'm ,r. y... "a. raising better oat-
n. Ill. tn.t section Seven wears ago
,n.. ..,.rr,..pt iu .-,.un,r4.Iun with
,.,,,. .f tb. .tat.- U,ssn il systematic
D.. ,,t.rmfrato the ticks.
AMI mn. r.. tbis tmo moro t.au one
r.,,rtb. ,r tho tertiary o|rig.r.Hy inc
,..t.l mas h..r cleared of ticks.
wb. ,,. urr,y.s f.l.r although
th, I.r,, most commonly ON use I'm
hi. ..I.,t,,. la somewhat misleading.
OIL. H. 4. nk.Iy 10 liy, the impression
,b,t tho disaas. is confined TO the
satin az T,.a. Probably the most
name les "tick fever"
Am.no otbor names i'm use are south
,rn cattle fever. red vatcr, black wa
for distrmpcr acuIimatior fever,
m,irrain splrnic or spleucDil fever,
ana boyinc malaria.
rho disease was probably intro
d1e,d win fine iuiuortations of cattle
n,. thn Standards durirr the carly col
nni2ation of M,EIco and southern
United States II caused continual
lossas wear after wear during She early
history. If this country. Experience
sr.,,.l thai the n}ariulIo result Of
tho TRANSFORMATION Of southern cattle
into Tho northern states WAS 1Ie death
of an northern cattle aloug the roads
ana ON the pastures over which the
southern cattle had Travelled. although
tba hitter animals remained perfect
Nv healthy In the same way north
,rn CATTLE taken south almost inyari-
.nn. sugrumbod to the malady.
ror , I,ur time the cause of Texas
f.l,r remained a mystery, but this
aIs cleared mp Ivy investigations of
scientists in tine bureau Of animal In
dustr, about 1890. This wo;k showed
,~.nrUsivcIv that the disease is caused
Inv n minute parasite living within
the blood cells Of the cattle and that
tho intermediate stage of the de-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03

NNNTEu-Ihc Thousand
Mon and Women tu GO iu tlr
Mexican Mar at thu WON
nllGANO TIM NTKI Tu-
DAY \\U MONDAY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03
POULTRY

FOR SALE White leghorn eggs SOC for 10
Phoue 1855.
FOR SALE-Premium stock black manorca
cockrcl, also black manorcn eggs SlbO per
setting. gOl No Cheyenne,
T0R SAIE-Barrcd rock baby chicks cor
ner - and Park street circuit ADD. mos
lf9l Also Young Jersey COW
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03

SPIRITUAL medium and clarvoyant, advises
on all subjects, an my work guaranteed
hes' Of reference. CAN 422 S. Boston or -
r. eth St.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-03
STOLEN

STRAYED-Bay FLY colt, with halter ana
strap. reward Tor information 'NO"'
B745
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
LIVE STOCK


MUHr nE ptaroann OF WITHIN
| FIVE DAYS
All eur stock This Includes horses hhr
ness, wagons and buEHios several pta'
uceily new delivery wagons both lsh,
ana heavy and 20 cots Of single and
double harness There IL also 90 head
of an purpose horsez. weishinN from
see lbs Go geo ihs These Include
huEsy amt single wagon HORSES anu
many well matched teams both Hshl
and heavy To convince you We must
sell We note the following prices
$3.50 takes Handsome hay team,
Weighing 700 lbs sae 7 and years
old Kind and gentle. safe to handle
100 90 buys pair well matched hlacN
team weighing s.soe lhs just niue
street sore
tt1a 90 buys we'll matched team. weigh
tug aaao lbs kind and nentiei true
workers
tti0.no buys a we'll matched team o'
mares Weighing s.gNQ lbs
so 90 takes handsome YOUNG mare
IA foai. hind and Eeutie fnr iadS "a
hahdie weighing 100 lbs
so 90 takes veil matched team o'
ponies Just the thinE for ranehef ot
delivery purposes There are several
other horses equally as cheap All our
horses are sold With guarantee, ahl
must be as represented. falr anu
reasonable trial viii be allowed and
responsible parties can purchase all ~
anv part 90 this stock BY psYlns a small
part down and balance Go suit puF'
chaser N fnu anticipate bufinF any
- the above stock you NIL find "
profitable ta COINS and look this stock
ever before purchasing eisewhern Take
South seattle ear Second ana Nssler
way set or - ifenrl'p Packing House
Landing conway nros stable. seio
Ninth aN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

Large stuffed sweet pickles. Ec each:
large Queen olives. zoe pit large German
All pickles. iJc dor MEXICAN hot. lee
~ fresh ~. horuiny. Ice at. fancy ripe
olives. iSc and acc PIT Carnation jersey
butter. Sbe ~. ibs 81 fancy IosA bet
ter. zac 10. lbs Sc. homo made bread.
Iioc sire. &c, for ise. M stiis bread. "a
and 100. iJc can pineapple. Zoe l ID.
good grade tea. ite. Norwegian sardinss
ia oil. DC can. ! dor. bores matches 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

re pkg pancake flour. see. .be pkg.
Wheat Hearts zoe. zoe Cream Of wFhsa.
ibc. iFc pkg Violet or Quaker oats. l0cs
s5c bottle mhyonnaise or salad dressing.
iir. S0 pail pure lard zoe. 80. pail
pure lard. 1bes best chocolate. &c ID. 4
lbs mAcAroni. 3to. iJc bottle catsup. isc.
lbs- choice now prunes, 2tc. cans
strinEietN beans. corn. tomatoes or salmon.
str. Zoe pkss. Jeiio or BromangsIon.
afr. sc asparagus. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
OLD PIKE

Sugar. ibs. acc. pitted piums. n.
etc cans soups. CSC. cold water starch,
b. ~ abc are asparagus. 1fc. SOC sizs
1zc. zto size. isc. English breakfast tea.
t3c 10; lie bottles - cafEup, lie. frssh
ginEersnaps. Toe 10. Tia popcorn. 1tc:
d Dc pkg corn starch &C.. 10 cleanser Be-;
WinesaD apples Jc dor white river pa
iafo~s. SOC sack. sweet oranges. Ice don I;
grape fruit. for &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
PUBLIC MARKETS


Best Iowa butter, 800 d. local cream
fry butter. zoe d.. small cans - milk.
lsr sharp cream ehssss. 400 ID. Ms
hsr. honey. Ice comb. cans tomato
soup. :tc. bcst peanut butter fsc 10
best nhptha soap. sGe. best Yakima pota.
toss. tiz0 cWt. delivered. J Pike raj
sins. &c: 40 % sack flour. ii.zb. fresh
ranch ogga. zse doz grain fed local duck
eggs go don
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
IA LOST AND FOUND

HTnANEp ruoM wuontNVtLLn HuN
day two dass. setter aud pointer
name ana address on COLLAR. Liberal
reward ueo. oNeiiiey. zoe SARA az
Main 1870
LpHr = rnAitL seNuuHHr. WIFI
ruby setting. between Fourth ana rikt
ana Fourth ana Pine. Thursday after
noon or on fhinuev ear go y 90 On
Erated on back. Phone ballard eoet
iteward
Loar CONFIDENCE ~ wATcuMAW
ersf Try hymona. saws money and
trouble Cleaning 81 90. mainspfius,
Zoe, The Jewsier that always sells for
loss sos rihe nost owl prus co
Lost rockEruook on FRnMONr
ballard car Tuesday a m by work
ms woman who needs tho money AdY
dresa star iriOf
low F. WATCH ron MONoanAN
IA a" Finder phone Main gtoo. ash
fnr Abrams. Reward
lost SAVINGS nook No i7sga
Finder return 60 DEXTER horton Trust
and savings Hank
sS~SSeSN0f~fNsNeNsSs~<NN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
REAL ESTATE

NY LOSS rs YOUR GAN
MY LOSS IS YOUR GAlN
have tuHt returned from sin
hehpoiis % close our Nehttis
OFFICE Apfii T. aud Wi eui
prices 80 deep on several
houses ana cottages IN hss
attic that you can't rsfuss 20
buy Terms - suit
Thh aint nv. fine. modern.
rooms Madrona hiit
tbbl Finh nv ~ T. fine. mod
sfn. rooms. on two lots.
University district
t72t SECOND aV N a.. troofn
house. no heat
toii asth aV D., Broom cot
thHe. two lots. modern
sT0s siHt nv D.. broom cottage.
~ lots no heat
tfis ian av W. fine view, .
room cottage big lot
sT.p EaH ~. Ballard. tfo0m
cottage. ~ lots
1910 sand st. urrsn Lake.
rooms. lots. no heat view
raif vacant lots. houthsast -
attic
ralt vacant lots. Woodland Park
90 sss them. sud ~ interested.
eAli at office Absolutely
must close out BY Aprii
ELwoJD LUMBER timber
COMPANY
rt1 Henfy nids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
20 HoUSES-FURNISHED

ron uHNr MopEuN ruHNtHuEp
house. 10 minutes on Green Lake car
from Fourth ana Pile piano, EaH ana
Majestic ranges uinepinas purrhrH
laundry trays fivi basement, furnace
Includes everything needed 20 run
home Wtii lease. Three bedrooms
all VOL furnished Gail after 10
IN Of 1907 n agnd st. half block from
Green Lake car
4 nnAuTfrtL HSoAH. ruHNtanEp.
fuii cement basement. modern, fur one
year - longer $50 90. Call North D.
would sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
HOMESTEADS
FARM LANDS
GOING EAST

GOING EAST
I offer for sale my farm OF 20 acres
garden land. a. miles from the
business center 81 Everett half
rich bottom land ? acres cleared
ana under pillow. drained and un-
derdrained; half clay upland.
acres IN all kinds Of berries and
choice fruit. balance pasture and
woods large s-room house. FREQ
city and running water. barn. cell
lar and chicken house I horse.
COWS hcifer. 90 chickens 2
wagons. farm and garden tools.
tons hay and wheat. county road.
which win be paved this summer.
runs through tho land: with
phone lines. FaH. electric light.
grocery delivery, etc; 20 minutes
20 car limo al Lowell For price
write Roht E rhilipp. H. r. u.
No 2. Everett. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
PUBLIC AUCTION
HORSES MARES
A. Al TtfEGnAy
/ 4 NJ TUESDAY
n ~ IlMsf ~ 2

SEATTLE iIpNhE MAitkFT
Offers - head - horses ana maFss
weight ranging from 800 lbs No 60 $50
he Your price nd over the Att'
TtON MOCK. buys This lot - ser
eral purpose horses They are teamed.
~ ran work single hold tho LARGEST
horse and more auction IN tho North
west every Tus.day AZ I .. ~ az mf
stables with the HE'D Front" at iiai
First aN ~ you are Interested N
horses Or vehicles your presence A.
uns ~ my Suction sales Nili shnw you
the HEST NAWdAtN CENrEh fpf
horses iu Seattle Nes siF yea aiii
get dsiiar fnf dollar In value fnr All
horse Fesh purchased from me
knaa horses I've been huytuE and
s~ilinE here IN Seattle far - Years
r 1oiitfs Proprietor Seattle Horse
Market. 1881 FIRST Az ihens Msin
afsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07


ca,aiexus No. -
o. n. WILLIAMS 90,
SASH AND Doors
TIE SECONDHAND NAV oFrNRs
about ous-thira % what thinss are
worth. YET I arm KeinG % ell % seras
orc rooms % high rrafr fusnitar~. all
together ~ ~ piece and yeu'N say
th-s~ goods are ns~ whrn you 500
them Csuuins leather Turkish rocker
and davenport 70 match. cheaper rock 4.
srs; sso Wilton rug SIS; ksntnsfer
ard brussels rugs. massive uhfary
table ei-Esnt fininx Get, large
brass bod. conpi~s@. tis ftns,'F~ss
worth th~ money: iron bed. complete.
-. bfrdssYs rnapis mahogany ara
ausrter~d car fr-ssers ard rhirfoal~r.
will sell mahogany plane ard se~ir e
machine ~ yoa aan't want them too
cheap. dishes; pictures yv.rvfhfnx
roes BY SATURDAY itis sev.nfh az
rear PIX.
GOING ofrr or BrsfSrss
s@rona hand furuirure store. 1859 str.h
sv We must var.'s tho place IN a
few far. We have neat all nick FL
s-hois banquet range. xoaf a. nsv
for $50 60 rauiti@-s nsiisabis 9
holes. with water tank attached % !,
good 40 new. trs %. ore oid-ssshion~d
stack walnut set % three pieces bod
dresser ard connnods With marble tops.
for fis o. ore - FOO, lunch counter
AZ your own price; ore open store shelf
cabinet. 81 feet vids ~ . fest hlrh.
1890. iron beds. tors eornrsa-iss tee.
common rockers ard table. q, your
own price. Tbs Butt. Fsrni,urs Co.
1ttt Ftxfh ae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
10 AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS - AoAErntHu NEW FAST
oct sellers aud quickest rapeatars on
earth permanent profitable business
Coed Tor $50 CO Us week write ZOE
particulars American Produce 60
soss sycamore 81 Cincinnati. -
HONEST Man WANTED ~ nAcu
town TO distribute FREQ advertising pre-
fniums fit week 60 start III
prfioncs unnecessary references re-
auired Address Mclean uiarh co D.,
"a Hsveriy It noston Mass
AGENTS WANTED FoW NEW AWriCi. r.
which no housewife can rusist seiis a.
every home Res Speciality CO. haf
Muifheai nids Market 81 san iran
cisco
CAN'T nEAr rms pNr NINE rs TES
buy 100 pSr cent profits Write Iafi
Cslgnan.. AgasIlagl. Mssh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
NOW ~ rur TIME

To buy acreage 80 that r~u ran
have year garden thts summer
Gene over % kifkiaad ena ist us
shnw Fra 3 Mica place. nsar fhs
term dufk large tract ~ larf.
fronting on TIE mes msrafam TOAD.
9Th new fuafn cottage, Tor ffne.
trrfas Iff rAsh and tie pei meath.
foW inmates frrn f.sks wash
fmNtnn Teks Nafiann rsr and
tern 60 Kirkland. Call 81 Burke
Fafrars office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

ours Il the treatment that cures
All the newer methods
All Chronic aud Many so-Callrd Incur
HE Diseases - The Eve. Ear. NosA
Throat Asthma, Appendicitis, Catarrns
Deafness. Goitre, Durable CancerS
Weak Lungs. propsical, Tuhcrcutr
and Anaemlc Conditions. rheumatism.
Nervous Diseases, stomach and 1ntes-
final Disorders. Kidney. Liver Biaa-
der and all trinar, Disorders, pis.
eases OF the skin, Rupture, Piles ana
all rectal troubles without the knite
All Diseases Of Women Painful PERIODS;
dispiacemcnts and all diseases ans
weaknesses peculiar 20 the sex Win
out resort 20 surgery
All Diseases of Men-Ncrvous Debility.
Blood Poison all special and Chron's
Disorders and Weaknesses
NV treatment for all Weaknesses, De
spondenry, Impaired vitality and Ner-
yous Debility never fails,
Consultation. examination and advice
free Prices moderate and tnclude
medicine Hours 10 a m 70 y. m
sundays II to /. can or write.
We have on file many testimonisis
from reliable people OF cures OF so-ealied
incurable cases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS
sAsIt A~p pooRs

secure inc HfE raNAFh7 ~ W
ia~ss witch enables US -
guarantees first quality ma
srstai t.arKes, sssnftfneni
la she West
eros. rsr-i doors insr~rf-
81 IS sizes a. tss.s... VI 70
C'raftssnAn. tnt-riar in~rs
SLASH Ersin panels s...e't =
Cottage front doors OBJ. ~ "
Fancy frent dcers 'see No
nunkaios easement sash zee
tixht shadows .exft, ssc
winasw trim. IN sets see
ffotbsa sash. 1Sesi -
EfaNri tsat. ssasras " -
Hnfbsd Sash. txeri Is.
Etared sssff sass.sts v -
Everything IN stock foe
PROMPT ssirfnert We have
our own mill Sell anybody
ship AngwhcFs Ask for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
Il Female HELP WANTED

NR HoAEaEEKEW uEnEs YouR
chance % 10 acres good saii. good
water handy near H~aheek on Hood
canal tsG 90 per aero cheap lumber {.
good Gradei school hiGh school soon
o~e money, and must sell a. g.
Davis Heahenk
HONEST WoMES WANTED ~ BACH
town 20 armnmstfate veil known nrii.
Gle ttt Nrok 60 start 90 80 cshts an
hour fpf spare time EKpsfienra un.
necessary Mclean. uiark a Co SO
= Beverly e. nustun. Mass
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LEASES

ron nENT oNE MOCK OF iANp.
improved. cleared fenced ana ready fHf
crop just ths ihinE ~ Eafdep truck
Apply 1859 Market -
ron iEAsK AcnFH PARTLY
cleared Nith house and harm. good
we'll. fruit. driving distance ne.
$4,000
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20 MALE SITUATION

20 MALE SITUATION
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rarr@nseFs has ~ 'nnis - wrrt 18th
general han8Y mar utii ,ass AIRY kius
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fused az HsrHeFson rhors Hlaner
itss. ssk far tiii@nn
rNPrHr WELL DRILLING AID TEAT
tins. fnr ~Rtef, ust, EAs ard rnai Can
d. anF practical ~ ssrert vnfk - ~
about a sell reference T. Green.
ruau fsf Maynard uidx Seattle FAune
Eilioft
ENrFHfeScEp TINE NEErEn Ash
raanmissarr man wants position A.ift.
star
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HONEST GAS WANTED il EAcu
tnRn far special advertising vnrs 80
seek o. start Frprftqmrs unnsfes.
safY references Required Address a.
eHrs Mrf.eaa. MACK 8 Co. SO Hss
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AZ CHICKEN RANCHES
INVESTMENTS

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES. $500 UP.
~ 70 81. fully secured Tor sale by Jos
u Thomas 90. Inc los cherry st