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POPE PIUS' RUDDY COMPLEXION HAS BECOME WHITE
AND HIS FACE DRAWN FROM WORRY AND CONFINEMENT
Correspondent Vandercook Secures An
Audience With the Pontiff in Vatican
at Rome and Gives a Remarkable
Character Sketch of the Man on the
Papal Throne
POLICIES HE HAS ADOPTED A ND HIS REASONS FOR DETER
MINING UPON THOSE LINES OF ACTION—IS AT PRESENT
FORMULATING A POLICY FOR AMERICA AND UNTIL THAT
IS DONE THERE VMLL BE NO NEW AMERICAN CARDINAL—
THE FRENCH ANO ITALIAN QUESTIONS—HE IS A DEMO
CRATIC POPE—SOME INSIDE NEWS FROM THE VATICAN
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tliua! Sartn to tbf pan*
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BT JOHN VANDEUCOOK.
CopyrUht. 1904, by the New»pap*r
Gnt«rprl>A Amotl.l'
HOME. Nov. U.-CarUlnal itoIH.
Ihn favorlu of 1 • ■■> XIII, was 1.'.nl
enough to itlt.- m- -i 1.-Mrr to M/r.
lilntettl. papal major domo and him
ti-r of c«r*monlmi. and throiiKti him
I saw r. .- X. Ihit papal audli u< •-«.
. \»n with k<xm] lntroductloDa. are
not '.Illp of a tnoturnt. and you
learn tnucb of tb« Vatican and it*
vaya, th* nrw pontiff and hit pol
try. tb« wld*-nunx ttruiutlf* of n*
ligloa and tho world. :-.'■:■■ you *«•
tk* graal human ft«ur« which dora
iii.ii--> Mi» «hol<>.
You Rhould flr«t rrmrmber Cardi
nal Sarto It I first caw him la July.
ISW3. The rufjc»?d. Horld pennant
blahop of Vrnlce, who »B> to
Rom* to attend the funeral of Lao
XIII. wu thf> last man ilr-at of
for ■>» «arc«»»or.
That a man of humble birth, with
Knowledge of no !-< :.*,-"-u:- • but Ital-
Un and Church I.at!n. abaolaUlr
without »-xp-Tlr-n, >• In diplomacy or
In world affair*, should *u<-. ■—I
ijKt, th« born aristocrat, with hi*
gift of tongue* and ami I ■«!■
kn'>»'—lK' and i-x;--rt- n- ■■. mt-ant a
rrvolatioa the aMacta of which are.
even now but faintly i--r.. -i\> I
HE REC-OH-Kli 111
Sarto himself »• the revolution
*nd r- -<>il» 1 from It. When on the
last day of the conclave he knew br
the count (if ballot* that hi* election
was Inevitable, he 1- ft hla *eat. and.
kn'»!in« before th* hieh altar of
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People Kni« Hew U«eful It Is
in Preserving Health and Beauty
Nuarly everybody knows that
rharroal I* the aafeat and moat «f
--l. l»nt dlslnf«rtant and purifier In
nature, but few realize Its value
when taken into th* human system |
for the same eleanalng purpose.
Charcoal Is a remedy that th*
more you take of It th« better; It la
not a drug at all. but simply ab
sorbs the gasps and Impurttles al
way* present In the stomach and
Intestines and carries them out of
the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath
after smoking, drinking or after eat
ing onions and other odorous veg
etables.
Charcoal effectually clears ami
Improves tbe completion. It whit
ens the teeth and further acts as a
natural and eminently safe cathar
tic
It sbsorbs th» Injurious »■■—
which collect In the stomach and
bowels; It dlilnferts the mouth and
throat from the poison of catarrh.
All drnggiits s*ll charcoal I', one
form or another, but probably the I
!.—it charcoal and th» moat for the
BioncT I* In Htusrfa Charcoal I/ii
rngra; they are compound of tbe
flne»t powdered Willow rharioal.
and other barml*** sntliirptlrs In
tsbta form or rather In the form of
bUV*i pleaiunt tasting ! ■■>• r.-.-. ■• the
chsrroal being rolled with hon»y.
The dally use of these lozenges
wltl noon t*ll In a much Improved
condition of tbe general h«nllh, bol
t«*r complexion, BWMter breath and
purer blood, and the beauty of It is.
that no [.',!':- barm can result
from th»lr continued use, but on the
contrary, great benefit.
A Buffslo phralrlm In speaking !
ot the. benefits of charcoal, says: "I
:.■ Ivi — Stuart's Charcoal r.«. »■ r. _--. F -
tr» all patients suffering from sax
In stomach and bow<-In, and to dear
the complexion and purify the
breath, mouth and throat; I also
t,ell»r« th« liver Is greatly benefit
ed by the dally ua« Of ttu-m; they
coat but twenty-five rents « box at
drug stores, and n'thmigli In some
k« nun a i '■ ' prrparatlon, y»t I
b«l|e»e I ft more and better dur
conl In Stuart's CTliari rial Lozeogeti
lliati In any '.f tbe ordlnarf*char
coal tablets."
the KUtlnp chapel, fr.n I frrvcntly
Th»n. i i-i hk l«» hlii fwt. hr (»c«hl thr
60 prln«*p« of th«« rhurch. T<*»r»
».■!•■ ruilliiK down his •!-(■. snit
bo brlil OUI bl* arms In an attitude
nf -.;■!.'!■ .!!'• ii
"I »m unworthy." be Mclalmrd,
j"I pr«y you. tar Ihli rruM from
I m»."
Itut In tin- allrnr* which !■■■ !■ '■'
, meant locUtrnre h*> ■■. ■■ ■■■■> kurlt and
j when he ro«« th» *»r«nd time hi
; manfully ahouMrrvd i:-,.- tinrdrn of
LATEST PICTURES OF POPE PIUS, SHOWING THF. PONTIFF AS HE LOOKS TODAY
TMK PICTTREtNTHKCnSTEn
13 TIIK I*OPE IN i mi: IIOHU3 Or 4
HIS 6REAT OFFICE. THE PItO
KIIJK 13 SAID TO 118 HIH HKHT
rtIOTOGIIAPII AND THE KAVOH
ITB OF I'll HIMSELF.
r»tho»i<- rate, an<) t.»I»T n<\\\ hean
It In faith and «lmp!>
Out under th«» white robe beats
the humble heart of the peasant.
and beneath the triple crown still
lurks the common sense of the man
who was the best business adminis
trator the dlor«M of Venire had had
In 200 year*.
Tne conclave wss hardly over be
fore the new pope gave an example
rf the new spirit. It ban been the
custom for centuries when the new
pope put* on the white rap of relig
ions sovereignty to give his red car
dinal's • ip to the secretary of the
conclave, who Is never up till that
time a cardinal. Merry del Val was
aecretary of the ronclsve. and nat
urally expected the red cap forth
with Bat when Plus X put on the
white rap which del Val handed
him. he held his ik red cap In bis
hand as If considering, and then de
liberately put It In his pocket
MKHIT ASH M>T C 1 ITOM
The abashed secretary retired In
confusion, but flu* had Indicated
to all and sundry that under the
new regime nothing wan to be dona
merely lie. nine It was the custom.
Everything was to stand on Its own
mrrlt. loiter del Val got hi* red
cap and also the highest office In
the church next to the pop* himself.
Another Incident of the inaugura
tion turned out differently, but It
was so slrnltVant it munt b* relat
ed here. Before the union of Italy
the first act of I new pop* was to
appear on the balcony of St. Peter's
and bleu* the people crowded .ii the
great square. !,«••• XIII dlacontlnued
the practice because the stusre was
no longer papal territory. Plus X as
he left the conclsve was bent upon
resuming It. He artually marhed
the door cjf the balcony before his
entourage convinced him that the
bleating would be Interpreted as
condoning Italian usurpation, and
Up denlit**!. Slnre the Incident lias
b«n repeated In many forms. His
Impulu" has lx«cn for reunion with
Italy, but for policy's sake he re
fialnn.
Tins
I WMlId
IM'i i \ in In •' to Hi.- thi ■•• iif St.
IVlrr aluiiMit Imiiiraiit iif rhuri h nf
fair* >• i! ■!•!" tin' .n...... n( V.nli «•
\ cntci", 'tnl'.kf ItutiK*. hail m-ver
• "•II i'i|'il i.-iiii.n», and li> ni <• at
(lie union of Italy there wm no
• l-1- ■■'. :>.ll In Willie Im-Iwih-ii rhurrh
mill -i it- Ci:.!;!i >l tiuitu I'n-'i r.'t"
wan mi i!h' !■. -.' tmrnm with Itnllsn
oftli l.ili. At pvi-ry !.n or |iul>ll<*,
function there wnfn two iilaim of
honor, on' fur '!.■• cardinal nml 111"
olhrr fur the prefect or other repre-
Fitilotln- «>f the huiim* of Hatoy—- '
vi < different tti that In I;.■in- » i • >•■
-■r.■ " i»."•> rhurrb antl utate I. ■ >.- al
• If! Ijim'H ull trllUK uf polltp 1.-.
tiiitr.
IMtu X wan Hi first i.aturntljr
(»|ri for thp unw frtrnilljr rr!««
lions with id- •ivll nuth'trttr In
Rnmi whlfh h>> bad rnjnynl In
\ ■ t... — IWlnc. I. •». •■ i a man of
••.■■■!.»! a* wrll a* ■•■■•II .i:.!i- \ •■■ .v i in 1
■ •»■..:■!■■! to « m ■ th« quMttlon un
til I." rould i ;.'•■! •■:-m-.I It I■> "•■ '- !i
ir.
It was nil months before b* ful
ly utlaried himself and then he do
ilde<] agalnat reconciliation with
; Italy, iteronrlllatlon. he tells the
half doten prelates who enjoy his
confidence, would deprive the, pa
pacy of Its international status and
make- It little more thin m Italian
institution, and the pope little more
. than an Italian bishop.
Kven if hla temporal authority
eitrndod only to the four walls of
the tali' an and his claim to tem
poral dominion over Home grow i
more *hadowy and more Impossible!
of realization, still he remains a
Dr. Charles
Flesh
Food
The
Great
Beautlfler
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THE vSKATTI.IjSTAH. -SAT UK WAV. NOV n. 1904
Mm: uml MMI I" 1" ■ '"f "'"'
■rtator urwllii iui'l author)!) hi
111.- world « l<l> he ll' 'ill lo for
win.l Hi.- iillnlii of l.i.twti
iwdi 111 Hi
I. I. i I -It.int Vl»« .■»!>« 11.
IIr« tba t»>|M- mi.i kniKi aii'i ill'-
Mill
llililKHr HK*H
THE POPS AND I RAW ■ —
Tin* Italian «ir Itnmnn question
nettled--* truce In liltl lirrt net lie.
iii. mi that rail Iw ho|ied for In ')"
Ilfi-Uiiio uf I'lua X —hl» i outim'llom
were .■hi in twain by the tremen
.tutu •,,,,.'■.., France *»»
imhiK Hi" •irrFinrni inadr with the
ii.ip.i. » by Napoleon lo achieve »h»t
amounted In (ocular nil*l 111 Hi"
chwi h of Knwi* The Kreu< li gov
ernment was 1.. be rvi-iy«hfr<\ tb«"
|mi|>« niiwlit>r«.
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of Hip i lint' ll tinil
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■ ■ •■ . lit
r X i
Hut what w>-re the ilxhts of th«
rhufh? The«B were fre«loni in
the. spiritual uphere. riiclitit' of
rhunh Kitvernment and dlw Ipllti*.
In this dlrertlon. therefore, hif de- 51
ilared. Mem our duty. CJod e»t*cta;
us to do out ilutv. and we v ■ i» !.■■•
f ■ ii the ronsequenros, ■
The straightforward policy of the
Catholic church Inward France
dates from thla time.
AN eCCLESIABTICAL ADHAMAM
UNOOLN.
It la related bow a vialtor to the
White ll.Mine during the civil war
rompllmnnted Abraham Lincoln up
on hi- . itnuUieiit policy.
"I have no policy in the senae you/
mean, replied Ha cola "I only de
cide each question aa It present) It
self, and then I try to de- Idr IL
I right."
In the «ame way Plus X I.m n.i
:■ .'M „..i and »*nd urn |1 on. All
P»rk>iß«« urn 'nl 111 plain wrapper,
!■-■.<»» i i-[.,ii'l
1 hl« ii'i«r«llon la nn nil at all
the prlnrl|.»l l»ry <inort« Morru and
i^i > ■•- ttimtia'hniit th. witrUl. and
••• have •rrans"<t »nli lh» "ILm
n•! ii- •■.■. in i. In fill nrdrra an i>*r
our .!■■•» .i. i • rr. r . t two boxra
f..r lino
KHKIJ—A •atniilr bo» whlrh cnnl»lnii
• ■..*' i*l l»r. <'n«rl^p Fl««h yu*H\ (vr
• rivoii* In aaoitaln II" tcra-nt mrrita
Will !**• • • ! ' '■■ nut nfldr»*ii ahftohittlr
trr", If l"c- l» I'nl I" l"»y '"r cwl ut
n i: Our i.-.i-k "Art ■-r M.. -nit». '
• hli h •■•>nt«ttm nil lh» rorrnt move
in'' i ' fur ii. . •■ -^ i n lhf< f >• ■ urcH
and -i<!<' ■ .' ■! ftill ■'"- ■'i " for >i- -
wWiphiK ill"* biiMt. will iilko ho a«nt
with Hal" - inn.'.
\Vrl!« i™lny tv
nn. rtiAni.nß ni,
W rt'i.ToN sthi:i:t. ni:w tork.
liiillry. In the ■■■ n •■ lli.il I ... XIII
hail it i».li. y. 11. ii.ii no Kinirml
■» hi'inc mi iiiipiij-hi urn plan fbi
rrfurni, .11 iirutrriui. ur r«H<tloti. ll*
luri'lN fin ti i|<iixiiiin nit It mmfn,
uml nut until It ..mi*- uml thin
tili'n to itn iiln II iii:l>i Thtiri* I*
lirlluifix Ho l:ilin imtii i 'ii her fur
■in M.:.ilium l.lnniln 01 Til' <i pu|"'.
iml Mop In■!■ H I m
mil; en IMMRDIATI I i AKT
in n i ion
I'mhii a I" ' ],<(,< 11 a F«w
■ pai
jatrunji and aomewhat umoutb i" ' ■
'winallty, the homely <omtuon m n^'
'[and thr frt-qucntly humuruus i".int
•if view.
During his fint weeks at the vat-
I. mi I'lus X did not »lerp well. On«
night bis finally hard won slumber
waji broken by the dintant bang of
rifle butts on marble paring and
loudly spoken words of romand.
1 The i»»i>e railed his attrndant.
! "What l« that n»l»«?" In- demand
ed
"llollnem, they are ihaiiKlng the
■ ,;':.i'-!
'IV) you mean to nay tbat tboso
men stay up all night to mount
KuardT'
"Vi-a, l|..'i!i. ■ . evrry night; II
baa !■ • a dou« fur l ■ ■ years."
"S*-n<J them to tied, send "in to
bed," etclslme'l the r>o|ie, "and Irt
ua all bare our proper sleep. Ar*
them not nolle* on duty? Nothing
Hit. |S In •*•-.!■ t
Ho now at night. e*rept f:ir one or
two lonely i •:.'.:.• .t and a (■ • gen
tlarmi-», the vailian sleeps.
iwmestir KTigrrr.
The rtlqiiet of meals was another
difficulty whl> I the new pop* aet
tled out of hand. It watt the rulo
that the |m, ; waa to dine alone,
tiring higher than all i- r«..n» In th«
world he might not even alt at the
same tj! !•■> with . »i;■.•!.,! i and
kings. I*lua made nhort work with
thla. lie dines familiarly with prel
atee of hi* household, with old
friends fi.n'i Vrnlif and twlc* a
week with lll« statera. In the K4RI'
»»> Plus will not let people klm
bla «!lr<f«-r. but at oni c ra!M« them.
Ha does not feel htmM-ir pope,"
alghed the attendants '!.... xm
never for a moment fnrgot hla ei
alted poaltlon, »i.l would ii,. iu'.-r
--a'r the leait relaiatton of etlquet."
Now etlquei has I«-<-n much re
laird Home see this with keenest
alarm, fearing the papacy may be
thereby leu reaperted. The old
regime la royal, the new regime,
through most of th* royal forma ar*
more, or lest maintained, la almoet
democratic. The Vatican la leas of
a palace and more of a home. The
rha.ng*. a* I have already aald. la
revolutionary. Th* Vatican at drill
Ing from old moorings. Home fore
bode therefrom the ruin of the
rburrb: others who believe the 20th
century essentially democratic ae*
In the change the church of salva
tion.
IllS X TIIK MAN
A« my audienre wax delayed my
rurloalty to again >.-.- this man X
rloiM. h»n<! Increased. At the Uil It
,••■ almple enough ■ml all too
btUt
With » Knman friend as eacort i
railed on Mgr Matettl. tin- major
•t'tnm. at hla apartmenta In th*
.ratlran, at I in the afternoon. It
mm* too early for the pope. Mgr
lllalettl and all the Vatican prelate*
were atlll enjoying their alerta.
After an Interval Mcr. t)iali>ttl ■„
peared, a buttling- little man In
dark purple cassock and red «aah.
his erm bright an,l sparkling from
th« refreshment of hln nap
Yea, we nhci.il.l have our audi
en, but a* to the pop* talking. It
wax doubtful, very doubtful. In th.
first place, what did we apeak? I
spoke i:n»:li«ii and mini.- Frem-h, my
friend a little more Frenrh and
Italian.
Th* i>ope only upcakvfnllan. and
th« la. of other lagpag.-h In a
continual etnbarti"' ,-nt in him I
Mont of III" vlaltv peak French. ,
Imt not Italian. .• Is •tudringj
Frcm h. but being an old man It I*
hard work, and when he mtul
M"«k It he hlunhea like a achnoltmy
at hi- frequent atatakaa Hi fecla
«v. li an •iblMltoa undignified fur
the hnnd nf the rtiurch, and for
this ri'aßon. an well an bin modesty
In thinking lilruKnlf 111 Informed on
many ImiMirtant matters, he In
ne«rty all ras«<* rdramm not to I
xprnk nt all. Already he li known
a* the silent pope and dubbed Plus
the Hllr-nt.
in i mi: THRONE room
Mgr. r. '■ hi conducted ua to the
throne riMim md left v*. to enter
the adjoining papa! Rpnrtmenra
The throne room la now almoat
l«r«« of furnlliir« In Ultir nlmw
Hi'- 'liii I uplrnilnr .ii 11 ■.- luarlitn
Door, wallii ati'l . illimk .'•••m »»v
rial Olll'T |M1)|lll< »<-!<■ 1 I" ;iklll I" j
«!.■• wimi' ul ... In h*vi> tin- inivi
I<-K" Of a |>»|Mtl audlKaif. At IkeM
;i!iiiui'iii 11 i - < i.'lvm mum inti^t
VMf ill' .:. niillH v. ii ri wtaltr H»-.
kiiiiii ii ..I. I «tlb l-lit. I, niiailllii*.
tininuri l**'l imvo whit** «iM>
i.i»ii io.iiiMlliii- llhwi am for
h 1- a
< >o«- man l>.i I an armful 'if l>i o >.
rrui lfl»r» iiml < nil i iHi.i, wfateli bo
wi'li-il ill" (•'')»'■ In hl4»mt Aii'i(li**r
ill 111 hll>l .• .!>.,.!..,, full of ruHHllrfl
for ih«> MM |>nr|M«i» B»»«tral
wiiawi had xui«i.- rrwrlHaaa or i'>
surli-a
A r-* momi-nU laUr M«r n.»
I- 111 •.Ul,. i.. '.n 111" |MI|M WOllllt
not ii.-iw nit In l.i > own aparl
iin-iitH hut ■•■■• ii* wlii-ri> we wxr«
on hlii way lo lh« garden. Tlhth
war* only two ■tliinl»nu BtlMßt,
i • :ii!i-mi v In full r»at» of dull r«l
«llk. *llk hin-*- in..-!,' ullk >tu<-k-
Inca in low ■ i..m- , alt of »».•• •■•!-..
rotor. Tlii-y ar« called "a.Wpn"
ami do aitually »»•-■ the papal
.i;.,ii •!. ■■' They mint, however.
1... of i..,!. 1. birth in.-I hlKh Htallon,
»..-. tin-..- wraps nf i■•• i•• i from tha
papal .!• ■ . inlilit . it in hint* of
world m-i ri'tn whli h no .ii'lltiary
mTvant thould nee.
One of the »we#>jieni motioned Ul
to our M... • and a motui-nt later
Ihe pi'l"". prrredrd by a monk In
white I" .iili•;: the pope* i<-l mardnn
hat, • hi. i. i
Tina wore Hi. iimall white rap,
about v.hl' h hla rnnme (ray hnir
ini-t!''i up rrltelllounly, rob* of
white wikil of fin.- 'i-niiii- »horl
tape nf the Mini' material, and
about hi* •■tut a br»ad band of
white watered *llk. Hi* •'.•.'■ v\ ■r
low, broad and !.•. ]!•, ■ of new i> I
Inatlier, and tujueakpd nllielif ly when
he walked.
HOW THI I'oi-j; i.(miKH
I i...t!' i^! that Hi" ruddy, almost
red • •tnijiifti,hi of it >. jr i(n hail
!>•■'■ it!i«- white r i ■ .in worry and ion
flnrraent. 1 !.< !•• «nr new lines in
th« face, too, roor* pucker ,l th«
• ■>:ii- i- of Hi.' eyes, and a crow's
foot above the tinw and lines lit tin
tnnuth which in ■.;•>■<i KiVf • alight!?
drawn, almost puziled exprriulon.
Tb«- full dark eyes still r • r:• -' • i
the »:--n. r«.!M amil within, but In
them lurked worry, yet strangely
mil. ! with the. wurry there was •
suggestion of vniiiii an If while
out always serins clearly In- bad
faith be mM be guided to act
rightly.
Klr«4 of all hr approached my
frl. ill ami bestowed the |>ai>al
blessing. An effort to encase htm
In conversation »■• met by a firm
though kindly gwttira whli-h mad*
l*Til»t«nre Impossible.
My •M" !!• :.• •• waa the name,
tboush In addition he hl»—ill •
rrmary which a friend bad » ! • -I me
to brine
Th* man with th« randnlabra h»
li!»*»<"l wltfa a *ln*le e»atur« and a
■mil* lurked In hl» eye« aa be
plared bin hand tn bleating on the
«ao»bi>» full of roaartm thn other
eiittiiiviaiit had brought. Probably
tho»e r<HuirlM are now «i>uir Joy to
a whole tillage.
l.eavln« th« room by the other
door, the pop* pauatHl a moment
; and aurvey*<l u>. bin rugged fare
I lighting with kindly rontemplatlre
Interest. Then In a v>l<-e alngnlarly
■ •ft and mualral he >puke a Latin
bleaalng an.l left ua. Ther» wa»
none of that eni<>ti.,nal!v religimu
eialtallnn wblrh waa a feature of
l.">« audlcnrra and whli-b fre
quently re-i'ii e«l II: most phleg
mall. to team, but we felt We had
met a great and good and very
human man. and *ere the broader
and better ourselves for the •■
--p«rlenc«.
not ASH AMKKICA
Dl»aupuiute<l of a dire.t Inter
! hail wviral with prelates
njojr that privilege Son* of
m> Kl-aiunga in thin way are gl»en
In the fir»t part of my aitl.le
durations on the pop«'a views on
American affairs were not product
ive. Yea. he knew the few dlfri
cultlea In the American church, but
• -en hit Intimates It,l not know hi*
oplnlona. There hail bean ao many
more pre«atng qucstlona. and the
pop* kept allent until be had
ina«t«re<l a mih)>>. t thoroughly.
Until lie had mastered the aubject
thoroughly there would (mi no new
American cardinal, which meant
there would b* none at th.- next
ronalstory.
I'll. |M.pe knew American Catho
lics to lie devout, faithful and de
voted to the church and the holy
•M ami he rejoiced that tin gave
him ao little trouble.
MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP
*M tM< «*k4 l.» Million, of Motaera for Ihaar
-l.lllr-n wtilU T^•t^ ■>» for over Tlflf l>i»r«.
II »MHIM« Uw .-kill. «.>'-in lh* (visit. *»•••
■II i«io. «ur«a «io.l °°"* — * **• *•
r>m~lr rordlarrt.a*.
lul >it .in i .•v 1« a bottle.
PIKESTREETOPTICAL co
rialHEg^»CTraahrfK^ffv!HHysC^i
4BTJh
Hetween Fourth and I mil Art.
417 PIKE, acrosn hum Hank* lull
90 per cent of IL.ui.i. 1 .-. are
cauaed by Kye strain.
Cured permanently by our srlcn
tin. nilv fitted lensea.
II A MNOAITtCR.
Bye Specialist,
I ALBERT HANSEN
flloh Ja¥¥olry
706 First Avo.
"B Si ™^
15 c
free
I K^^r^Q Wl VII I you t i try &9
Ttp^t I r»flria)d. lulli c j.-ifgrna*
K£iW 5y " a-J"> I" CfcWonil*. Cut
Oc?*jS^7J Ihla ad out and Ihm • ii
KfejEy »Hli '0 c«nla and your
TfigßjJjpySj. ri*nie ard *ddro*< lo try
•Tjysyink <J«t((c<«t I" I) la city It
H» 2S r.otitt w>,rlh
CaY i ftaaW v' *"' "*
I
"'•far 1* California Peifum»»-lKay
•'• true flo*«r odor» triad*: wbara
Una flower* row. (,n,,(i,,, |„, 15. y
A
■m*laM« r" -* »''- **■ 4 V^^^B Jti '
■ Tw^^ „,,,, ■
■
WOMEN—CHILDREN.
W*ak Kidnay* Cured Forever.
If you havr a, |>aln or null at tie In
i.- I. i ii It la :ii.i..i.'..k '■!•■ «vl
•lrticr of ;. i■:r. - v troubl*. X la a
uarnlnff to t*ll you lriiubl« In ahrafj
unira* you i»m«'ly tb« raua« Immir
illatrly.
1..: - bark la only otis ayinploni of
kliln»y irMiibl*. f>tber aymplorn*
arc, bring obliged to i ■•• water
r>f»»n during th« <l.iy nn4 to «*t up
mniiy Una* during Ih* nlghi, tn
ablllly to holtl your urln». smarting
nr it iii.iti. ■„ i..»«■;.« brick-dual or
nr-ini.i iii In the urine, cntarrh of th*
1.1.i 1 :• •. urifl :!•!■]. runiitant I- . l
a<"h«. nlnslix""*, »l^«t"l«-»»ne»*. n»rv
ou*nr*a. Irregular heart healing,
rhftimatlim. blnutlnir. Irri'ablllty.
wornnut r- -1• •. * la>k of ambition
,;;. I anllow >oin|ilrxl<in.
Ifoop^r'a r*r»l"-y Kl-ln»y nil* »re
proving to b* the m<i«t «ona>rful
rurai "vr :•'•■■ v out for w*ak hit I
dlara««><l kl<l(i#ya.
nrlllah f'harmarnl Co., Milwaukee.
\V!" dlntrlbutora.
I»rlri> 10 r»nt* n fmrt.
Tor ■ .'•• by KENNEDY DRUG
CO. FIRST AVENUE.
ROYAL ROACH POWDER
M t«SMC V
HARMLESS TO PETS
50c and $1.00 Cans
pike strelTpharmacy
419 PIKE STREET.
Lots With
City Water
$35.00=
And Up - Terms
$3.00 a Month
A J^ *)MkrW^e^!ll • i' at aji*^^^^^* * * jPfiJ
llwaiir **" Wl> US* f
Hut lot* with rll.r water, one-hi!f
the prim of oth«>nt double the dis
tance) out Don't i-iuiutißiT jrour life
l>r drinking well water with th«««
in It.
Only l" mtnutps' rld« on Waab-
Inffton st car to Bouthra»t .title.
I Am .*!«.,« « Ullrvai to Walt far
Mr r« trmll Cur, la rffwled.
"~il*«'K NO aTISTAKB-CONStXT
Ba *um*rlor ax*
g^S*-^-. t»i» rr( k liill lurth.
]f \ «»>« of treatmtnt
/ "\ that I have devel.
h —» ■ ":- ■' throu«h It
fSy s*r- T* Vrars of carrtul
I •/ . af and pliirtlmis nrac.
I <f:-\ L* tie* "' a svrclallsi
•>97<kj \ In men's dl«m»o
J\ "»•« I<• not fall
jK|e'J*^^r \. to effect a cure In j
&&rS MEN ONLY
UK. ... . i n
The 1 . .u\\: •. Y-y . i.i.lot
M> ■■!», tl.«. fa tth»llv i". : ■.' tn tlia
f.'tliivi In.; ill-, us.,, "\VnkiiMi." I'm.
lr». !. .1 t .:».'i.l. i«. SlxClflC BlooJ Pol
son. and IMtrn.
My pamphlet. ••!.!»• the Test of
To'ir Vrar» ■ »t«n " malli-,1 free Ton
tultstlon frr., «i office or l>y malt
Syndicate Doctors;
M» Mai lvii sir***. & .. '.:c Waaa,
liflYl'lifffliP^HmSß
Known ih" w.i i i over, m<- tha only
dunlin** In H*ultt« having th* lata
t. ■• .1,1 .1 l>l. -■■ ' >". I!■ V IO h|.|.|/ t4
Ih* kuiiin for I-XTKA'-TIN'J. KM,!.-
IN«» »r,l ritfIWNINO TKKTII
v. ii M'.i••!■ i-.m;:. i.i.-j r«>Mi"l
for TKN YEAItH.
Examination ...•»... .Pree
Silver Filling) 50,
Gold Filling* ti.oo
Full Set T**th thai f.i fr0m...13.00
Gold Crown. 13.00 to tVOO
Bridge Work $3.00 to
OlTlt rtl'C'.'l'.SH In tlm lo our
I'AINI.I MKTIiriDH. iftVf
I'lllCKH AND IIUOU WOltK IX>NH
Ii V M-).' IAI.I-1 :t In e»<h <lii,«rt
ment. NO HTUDENTH In Ih* of
fit*. All *ork don* I'AINLEfIRL.r
1/ >■ n-l.- 1.M.1.-■! :- of long years' e*
j«rl»n<». fSlva un a. fall, and you
will find we do ji»t m t.« »dver
lisa
BROWN'S DENTAL PARLORS.
713 First Avanua.
Parlor* 1. I. J, I. I, < l.'nlon IJlock.
Flrat door "oulh of MacDou(iill *
Mouth wick.
OJ I.n'iir-H' mi,.i OrnU'
JSL f'liainn; lar»f line ol
■rftSfW !.'. !.'!., :iiiii <')i.iru,D,
C*_^ 3 HOUCHTON 4.
VlUr HUNTER.
Jlwtlirt.
704 Fir«t Ay»nu«. B*attl*.
MARION V' **?} /stATTLt
>» NON T»UST
PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
■School of Photofrjphy
free ft Amateurs
No More Dread of
The Dental Chair
T««ln otracUd and fillltd abso
lutely without pain by our lat* aeian
ttfic mtthoda. No - produciog
ag«nlt or cocaine. Thus are th*
only dental parlor* in Scattl* thai
hay* th* patent applianeaa and in
gradient* to extract, fill and apply
gold crown* and porcelain crown*,
undetectabl* from natural tt«th,and
warranted for 10 y*ar*, without th*
Icatt particl* of pain. Cold crown*
and teeth without plate*, gold fill
ing* and all ether dental work dona
pamleialy and by *p*ciali*tt.
Cold crown*. (5; full act teeth. Js|
bridge work, (3; gold filling, (1 up|
aifvar filling*, Me.
fia PLATES fS|j2V
New York Dental Parlors
Hour*—B: JO a. m. to 6p. m. Sufi
day*. 8:30 a. m. to 12 m.
614 FIRST AYE., SEATTLE.
Second floor Howard Building, op
posit* Perm Mutual Lift Building
He Wo Chinese Medicine Co
-JB- Cure all hronlc
>^*fjr?V^\ it*€'«jni of me
££<; T*foA *ni' women with
fm* ' out optr •Mod.
F;. Cured by power
rjk •ij^ § ful Chinese root*.
■m ¥j herbs, bark*, bud*
RM )J/ and <c|e table*.
• v^*/' if*) Tfcf*e wonderful
* /««£"■* £ Ctlucte remedies
i< vfj"*' >ErJ l<»v« cured taun
•rf^fttar' |O <lr«J» of run
t^*^**Y^^ K?f lhat hsv* beet
■■■BSVt'ir 5We GUARANTEE
vu ii.ll' roeuiuaUam. asthma, c*
urrb. stomach, kidney. llv«r. fe
mat« weakness and all private dl»
--mii Call and sea this wonderful
CLlne»« medicine. Have a talk with
He Wo before firing up your <■»»«
as hopeless. Conaullation FREE.
XIOH WASHINGTON STREET,
SEATTLE.
■a. ■ HH M Many bave pita-
D LDDD& »i-'t» o*
X I id. akin. wr«
ULUUU ■« th« «> i«>r»t .li»
--• p** on eaith.
DfUQfILU "> cur. WHEN
■ 1 1 IIS 11 111 VOI' X N uis[
I MlVPlilW WHAT TO Da
la U>« mautn. ulcers, fnilina hair, ban*
L4i[i«, catarrh, and don't know It Is
111 ■ Mil. I'OISO.V. Send to DR.
BROWS. IS Arrh SI.. Philadelphia.
IVnn.. for UltoWN S Hl.oiiU CURE
law prr bottle; last* on* month. SoM
tn Brattl* only at Th* Quaker Drum
Co, lOH-101S First ava.. Glob* mock.
Pennyroyal has
ENNYROYAL PILLS
W ', tL. jK"»'» • ••■••• •' ■ i .Ji~ ..i h^m
>'< g.-^ 1- < mii •<»--• ►k - i:v«ii.iMi
W*>i*>tf&L>+ Kill •■) ....14 >. .04 l.n mM
Ek — V/-"" Mm t'vw, T»k. ■• M>«
7*? S>% OVI H*r*»» !>..,..... •.k.lli.i'.a
I / " 0r **4 Ib»ii«u*«« lif if mi Anul4
I ». at ~ "■•* ••• *• <••■»• V r«rtl»»Uf»
11" D T~tla>.»UU ..< ~U^l«f A—
-\T_ / !-•■"•»." "« ***"■■ »t nnn si«ii.
1 • I •.•*© t^«. • rat A»,4 •-» »- f'u^w
IwUmu. it1.t.,,,,>k..1,,11,,
M.41a.. «,.»r.. PIIIH . »•».
& Bladder
/ji'ii'lV ' ''*•
rijaliii w#M 4Q Hours
i he nun.f irM
o<nra afetmiUrfJt, V
V\rV>rVW\/VrVVNAAAAA/VIVVrWWS<V»IVVV\rV
BLOOD POISON
ron Rmmtii run
w« hurt ma<!» i h»fur*ofbiontl poison a tftfelaltj
Prlitanr, l»«erdtr ar T*niMy %h*i PalMa
i.m m«> .m :. Cure*!. Vutt run bo lr*nt*4 »t
{"-■»• »i n't ~ i-.la' >-i 4-. n.;;-. C.;::! ,1 »,.iffij,
\k* ..-' -I tl»miMtoK«tiiiatara»i. W» h»v*
<-M ■ 1 the wnmt r. ** in i . i'> ..> days. If ynn
I »• - lukfin ni«rrwry, Indite ;>■ th*m mi 4 ttiti
hare Mrhea *■ .1 i- .h«. Mm ■;< l'atctie* in
!ii"lM>Ti.«.l'if; „",r . ,,lVVml
| fi«t». flcerminany pailot lh«b<«!r, tlslror
1 .. i-i-.-> » faUiliff tXlt, Wlilo it}T I TvH i* Of
ciuea. 1.1 l «... It ■>■» I -, .
COOK REnEDY CO.
I i:jj *i!osis ihpu, cy.-«o. n
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