yawui, AfßUi aw, ma
ATIOBVGTI-AT-LAW. I
John P. Judson, lawyer, office
fourth floor Hyde block, rooms
401-4. 10-6<
O. K. QUluly, attorney-at-taw. Spe
cial attention given to damage and
corporation law. Rainier Grand hotel.
SPECIALISTS.
Dr. Boyd's electric coll; best known
treatment for rheumatism and dis
eases of women. Granite block. (6-0
run D BALERS.
Standard Fuel A Ice Co.. E431
Front. TeL 6)5. Carbonado, Rock
Springe and Hummlt coal. Martin
Dolan, manager.
SECOND HAND GOODS.
Highest price paid for second hand
furniture. Tel. M. 103. 214 River-
Side. 00-9
MUSICAL.
Reemer'e orchestra nnd Inland Em
pire band. Latest and most popular
music played for all occasions. In
struction. Violin nnd cornet. Of
fice and stud|o. Riverside hall, Wls
Riverside aye. Phone Main 3999. 74 *3
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
Abbott Collection Co. Phone 1947.
Office 603 Fernwell. Prompt atten
tion. 65- T
DTEINO AND CLEANING WORKS.
Parisian Dyeing A Cleaning Works.
BIOS Howard atreet. TeL M. HIT.
L A Lehmann, prop. Best house in
northwest. No solicitors. Dress
plalttngs factory In connection. 111-I
BARBEB SHOP.
The I.eroy barber shop removed
from 610 Main to basement 420 Main,
Michigan block. First class haircut.
25c; shave, 10c; bnth, 15c. Eight
bathrooms, hot and cold shower bath.
94-«
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.
Freight, furniture, baggage and
parcel delivery. TeL 399 SlO-S
HORSESHOEING.
Chas. Stalcy, 219 Pacific Aye.
Bouth of N. P. deport. 128-26.
CLOTHES CLEANERS.
The Steam Clothes Pressing com
pany will French dry clean nnd press
your ault for 50c or your trousers for
31c; only 5 to 15 minutes required;
good dressing rooms; alterations and
repairing. 620 Second avenue. Phone
2252.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
Lots that will double in value tn
ft short tluio.
3 lots, 6 blocks from car, $75
each.
' 3 lots, 3 blocks from car, $100
each.
13 lots, 3 and 4 blocks from car,
$125 each.
1 lot, 2 blocks from car, $150.
These nre specials and It will pay
you to Investigate at once, if you
want a home. Any of tho abovo
on payments of $5 or $10 a month.
Northern Investment Co.,
330 Riverside Aye.
SMALL HOUSES FOB SALE.
1 of 2 rooms and nice lot. $250.
1 of :t rooms, new, corner lot, $450.
1 of 3 rooms, new, nice corner, $500.
All the abovoxnear car.
Monthly payments If desired.
Northern Investment Co.,
330 Riverside Aye.
Phone 1232.
IF YOU HAVE A DESIRE TO
FURTHER THE ADVANCEMENT
OF THE CITY AND PROMOTE
HOME INDUSTRY, CALL AT OUR
OFFICE AND LET UU SHOW YOU
TH 10 WORKINGS OF THE CAR AN
NUNCIATOR. OF which we are
THE FISCAL AGENTS.
TWO LINKS ARE ALREADY IN
STALLED AND WE WILL BE
OI.AD TO SHOW YOU THE WORK
JN(!S OF IT.
STOCK BELLING AT PAR WITH
A GOOD chance OF GOING
JJIGHER. GET IN WHILE IT is
CHEAP AND PARTICIPATE IN
TDK ADVANCE IN PRICE,
E. C. TOUSLEY CO.
28 ZIEULER.
ttOOO buys 100 acres in Stevens
county, three-quarters mils from
railroad, 20 acres line timothy laud,
30 acres In crop, 25 acres pasture,
fenced, orchard, line spring water,
modest buildings. Mercantile stocks
of ail sizes.
Bargains In city property In all
parts of city, easy terms.
Llohty & Co.,
•4 Jamieson niocfl. Tel. 121)8.
ORGANS
James Paino, organ builder.
Tuning nnd repairing, P. O. lior
1178. 113—20.
BOOI'INU AND SEFAIBINO.
Tin, copper, sheet Iron, stove nnd
turn;.. 1. work. Hairy supplies. C.
Pcshak St Co., GG24 Monroe at. 04-26
WORKMEN, NOTICE.
Wanted — Workingmen to remember
that the strike In the lumber mills
St Hope, Idaho, Is still on. 180-30
LOST AMI FOUND.
Taken up about April 15, 1905, ono
brown horse, weight 1000 pounds.
Owner requested lo prove property,
pay charges and take same awuy.
One-half mtlo* east of city limits,
south bank of Spokane river, C, I.
Jloatwick. 130-3
TAILORING
Clothes rlonnod, pressed, dyed at 3
Lincolni goods eallod for and deliv
ered. Tel. M. 1)28. A. Hlusson.
Yes, Tha Press "want" nds are bus
lawn ge'lers. Try theinl
HJ.LI- WANTED—HALS.
Twenty-five steady laborers; wages,
11.72 to $2 per day. Bennett & Bihler,
Post Falls.
SITUATION WANTED.
Japanese boys furnished for cooks
In hotels, family and every kind of
work. Tel. 2249. 423 Front aye. 139-20
WOBKISOMAH'S HOME.
Free employment bureau. Beds
10 cents. 42 Main ave
nue. 122-26
MONET TO LOAN.
Loons on furniture, pianos, horses,
etc.; private; no delay. A. A. Bar
nett 026-0 The Rookery. 65-T
Loans on long or short time.
Daniel Bros., 62? Hyde block. 66-0
Monoy to loan on real estate. Se
curity mortgages bought. J. W. Mor
rison & Co., 3 and 4 Sherwood block.
FOB BENT—BOOMS.
Two furnished or unfurnished
rooms, close In, for rent. Call at
E5 First avenue.
FURNISHED BOOMS.
Newly furnished rooms for trans
lent or permanent; free baths and
heat. Tel. M 4317. 423 Third ave
nue. 60-8*
HOUSEKEEPING. BOOMS.
Unfurnished rooms for light house
keeping. 109 I'lne street.
NOTICE.
In the superior court of the state
of Washington in and for the county
of Spokane. In the matter of the fore
closure of delinquent tax certificates
No. C 1 4300, No. 034786 and No.
C 35786, Issued by Spokane county.
The state of Washington to R. S.
Brown:
You are hereby notified that R. S.
Brown is the owner of the following
described lands and tenements situat
ed In Spokane county, state of Wash
ington, and more particularly describ
ed as follows, to-wit: an undivided
nne-elghth and an undivided one-half
of lot 14, block 23, of Dennis it Brad
ley's addition to Spokane Falls. That
Arthur D. Jones * Co. was during all
times herein mentioned and now Is a
corporation organised under the laws
of state of Washington.
Thai heretofore there was Issued
by tho county treasurer of Spokane
county, Washington, a certain eertlti
eate of delinquency, No. CI 57 86, dated
the 15th day id' July. 1901. for the
sum of two and 18-100 dollars, said
sum being the amount of taxes then
delinquent, assessed and charged
against an undivided one-fourth In
terest in said lauds and tenements for
the year 1900, That thereafter an un
divided one half of said lain! describ
ed in said certificate and of said cer
tlficate No. C 35786 was redeemed.
That Arthur D. Jones A Co, the
plaintiff herein, is the bidder of said
certificate No. C 35786.
Thai iin» holder of ti>»> said oertlfl
cato No. C3578S has paid taxes for
other years upon said undivided one
elghth of said lot not redeemed as
follows, to-wlt: for the year 1901,
11.22, paid 3d day of April, 1906; for
tlie year 1902, $1.10, paid 3d day of
April. 1906; for the year 1903. 91
cents, paid 4th day of March. 1904;
for the year 1904. 93 cents, paid 13th
day of April. 190.1.
That heretofore there was issued
hy the county treasurer of Spokane
oounty, Washington, a certain eertitl
eate of delinquency No. C 14300, of
date January 31, [891, to Spokane
county, for the sum of $10 29 for
taxes against said land for the years
1898, 1894 and 1896. That said cer
tificate was thereafter on July 1 !>. '
1,901, regularly sold anil transferred
to Arthur D. Jones .Vi Co. That there
after on July 16, 1901, there was is
■suod hy the county treasurer of Spu
■krane county. Washington, a certain
certificate or delinquency No. C 35785,
of date July 16, 1901. for the sum of
$20.93, said sum being tlie amount
of the taxes then delinquent assessed
and charged against said undivided
half Interest In said lot for tlie years
IMS, 1X97, IS9S, 1599 and 1900.
That Arthur l">. Jones & Qo., the
plaintiff herein, | s the holder of said
certificates" No. CI 4300. and No.
C 36786. That said Arthur IV Jones
.V- Co. has paid on account of said cer
tificate No. C 35785 taxes for other
years upon said undivided one half in- I
forest in said lot covered hy said cer
tificate as follows, to-wlt: for the
year 1901, $3.74, paid November 17
1902; for the year 1902, 14.84, paid
April 3. 1906: for the \ear 1903, 1f.6 I
paid March t, 1901; for the year 1901.
$3."r>, paid April 11">, 1906. That each
and all of said sums above mentioned
bear Interest at the rate of fifteen
fle>> per cent per annum from the
date of payment thereof •
The aforesaid owner of said prem
ises, and all persons claiming under
him are hereby summoned and re
qtllred to appear within sixty days
alter the date of the first publication
of this summon;:, to-wit: within sivtv
days after the 20th Jay of April, 1905,
Whloh Is the .late of tiie first publica
tion of this summons, exclusive of
tho day of said first publication, ami
defend tills action or pay the amount
ilue upon said certificates of delin
quency respectively, and delinquent
taxes, penalties and interest afore
said, atnl you are hereby notified Unit
In case of failure so to do lv.lament
will ho rendered foreclosing the liens
of respective taxes and costs against
tlie respective lands ami premises
naniod upon which they are liens.
Dated at Spokane, Washington, the
10th day of April, I9nts
AKTtit'R lv junks A CO.,
Holder of Said Certificate.
By GALLAGHER A TH IYER.
Its Attorneys.
P. D, address. Empire Stale build
ing, Spokane. Washington.
NOTICE.
Tn the superior court of tho state
of Washington in and for the county
of Spokane.
In the matter of the foreclosure
of delinquent tax certllleate >f>.
CM". TS7. Issued by Spokane county.
The state id' Washington to Hank
of California 1
You are hereby notified that Bank
of California is the owner of tho
following described lands and tene
ments, situated In Spokane county,
state of Washington, ami more par
ticularly described as follows, to
wit: All of lot thirty-one (31), in
block six nil. of Keystone addition
to Spokane Kails. That Arthur P.
.tones & Co. was during all times
herein mentioned, and now is. a cor
poration organised under the laws of
tin- stale Of Washington, ami Ihc
Hank of California was during all of
said times a corporation organised
under the laws of the state of Cali
fornia.
Thai heretofore there was Issued
in- the county treasurer of Bpoknne
county, Washington, a certain con in
cut« of delinquency No. CSR7II7, dated
tlie lr.tli ilny of July. 1901, fur the
sum of four atiil 27-100 dollar*, Bald
sum being the amount of taxes then
delinquent assessed and charged
against sekl hinds and tenements for
the yesr 1000.
That Arthur I) Jones * Co., the
plaintiff herein, Is the holder of saiil
nertlflents No C 35787.
That the holder of said certificate
No, ('ST.7SV has paid taxes for other
years upon said lot as follows, to
wll: far the v»ar 1901. $3 74, paid
November 17. MS2. for the year 1001,
$3.90, paid April 2d, 1903; for the
year 1903. t»..35, paid the 4th dnv of
March, 1904; for the year 1904, $6.37,
paid the 13th day of April. 1905.
That each and all of said sums above
mentioned bear interest at the rate
of fifteen (IS) per cent per annum
from the date of payment thereof.
The aforesaid owner of said prem
ises, and all persons claiming under
it, are hereby summoned and required
to appear within sixty days after the
data of the first publication of this
summons, to-wit: within sixty (lavs
after the 20th day of April, 1905,
which is the date of the first publica
tion of this summons, exclusive ot
the day of slid first publication, and
defend this action or pay the amount
due upon said certificate of delin
quency, and delinquent taxes, penal
ties and interest aforesaid, and you
are hereby notified that in case of
your failure so to do judgment will
be rendered foreclosing the liens of
such taxes and costs against said
lands and premises above named.
Dated at Spokane, Washington, the
20th day of April, 1905.
ARTHUR O. .TONES & CO..
Holder of Said Certificate.
By GALLAGHER & THAYBR,
Its Attorneys.
I. O. address. Empire State build
ing. Spokane, Washington.
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
There are many people In every
state who have little actual data
nt hand concerning their own com
monwealth. To all such the fol
lowing wil be of interest and
value:
Organized as a territory March
2, 1853.
Admitted as a state November
11, 1889..
Area, square miles, 69,180.
Population in 18G0, 11,564.
Population in 1903, 650,000.
Gold, silver, copper and lead,
$1,163,321.
Farm property, value, $144,040,-
--547.
Farm products, value, $43,827,495.
Live stock, value, $22,159,207.
Manufactures, value, $86,795.(151.
Ocean commerce in 1902 $46,000,-
--000.
Coal, tons, 2,301,379.
Standing timber, feet, 196,000,-
--000.000.
The state of Washington com
prises two natural divisions. East
ern Washington, through which the
Columbia river flows, Includes the
section lying east of the Cascade
Range. It is, In great part, com
posed of rolling plateaus, rising
from its lowest portion, along the
Columbia and Snake Rivers, at an
elevation of from 300 to 700 feet
above sea level, to altitudes of 2000
feet along the eastern boundary.
The soil of this part of the State Is
generally of volcanic origin and
very productive. Tho rainfall Is
not neavy, but commonly sufficient
for agriculture with Irrigation.
Western Washington differs
widely tn topography and climate
from Eastern Washington. The
arable lands lie in a depression be
tween the Cascade Range on the
east and the Coast Range and
Olympic Mountains on the west, a
depression comprising Paget Sound
and the valleys of Cowlitz, Clark
and other rivers. The whole of
Western Washington enjoys an am
ple rainfall and Is heavily forested.
Whitman, Lincoln, Walla Walla,
Spokane and Adams counties, all
east of the Cascades, reported 76.3
per cent, of the total area under
wheat In the state in 1900.
place wll be filled by white peo
ple from a distance. The only way
that we can prevent the industries
slipping from the negro tn all parts
of the south Is for all the educa
tors, ministers and friends of the
negro to unite to push forward in
a wholo souled manner, the indus
trial or business development of
the negro, either in school or out of
school, or both.
"It Ik cruel in many cases to In
crease the wants of the black
youth by mental development
alone, without at the same time
increasing his ability to supply
these increased wants along. Hues
in which he can find employment.
"Every white man will respect
the negro who owns a two story
brick business block In the center
of tho town and hns $5000 In tho
bank. When a black man is the
largest taxpayer and owns and cul
tivates the most successful farm In
his country, his white neighbors
will not object very long to his vot
ing and to having his vote honest
ly counted. The black man who Is
the largest contractor in his town
and lives In a two story brick
house is not likely to be lynched."
ROOSEVELT'S
OLD BUGGY
PORTLAND, Ore., April 10.—Rich
ard Johnson of Mlnot, N, D., owns a
buggy whloh was usci by Theodore
Roosevelt on hll Maltose Crosi ranch
In North Dakota nearly 25 years ago.
The buggy had been In use for 15
years prior !o tin' lime young Mr.
Rooaevell usod it. Mr. Johnson will
semi the old vehicle to the Lewis and
Clark exposition as an exhibit. Many
of the trappings used by Roosevelt
during his two years' sojourn In Da
kota have boon preserved by his ad
mirers, tine of these relics is a dinky
little old straw hat Whloh looks very
funny now, but It was tho New York
city style when the young man wore
it out to Dakota In 1881. Efforts are
being made lo send this hat and Other
Rooaevell relics from North Dakota
to the exposition.
A wonderful spring tonic. Drives
out all winter Impurities, gives you
strength, health and happiness That's
what Holllster's Rooky Mountain
Tea will do. 35
cents, Tea or Tsb
lets. Hold by
Ami now lot us turn from the hour
glass waists to the pitchers and the
bour glass anus.
a strength tonic that brings rich.
red blood. Makes you strong, healthy
ami active That's what Holllster's
It oc k f Mountain
Tea wilt do. 35c,
Tea or Tablets.
All around you, all the time. Press
"want" adn are causing things to
happei*
A QUEEN AND HER GRANDCHILDREN
Queen Alexandra, although ehe
looks scarcely 40 years old, has a
CALVE TO OPEI
nt n Mf
SEATTLE, April 20. — Manager
John Cort of the Grand will leave
tomorrow afternoon, accompanied by
Mrs. Cort, on his annual business
trip to New York. In addition to his
usual task in the metropolis, that of
booking attractions for the Grand and
for the Northwestern Theatrical as
sociation theaters for the coming sea
son, Mr. Cort will have to secure his
bookings for the Seattle theater and
Moore theater, arrange the tour of
lime. Calve for next season and se
cure plays and a route as far east
as Chicago for Florence Roberts, as
well as western time for the Met
lakahta Indian band.
Mr. Cort will first go to Helena
and Rutte, then to Salt Lake and
Denver, at which city he will meet
Florence Roberts and confer with her
concerning her next season's tour. He
than goes directly to Chicago and
kew York and will return to Seattle
about June 15.
Mr. Cort makes the interesting an
nouncement that, so far as present
Intentions go, two Interesting the
atrical events scheduled for this city
next season will be merged into one.
In other words, Mr. Cort plans Calve
as his attraction for the opening of
tlie Moore theater on January 22
next.
IMNI
omip
in n m
(Scrlpps News Association.)
NEW YORK, April 10.—An inter
esting: explanation of why Itird S.
Coler is willing to accept a nomina
tion for mayor on a platform denier-
UMCJUB sam will have a sweet time kuli.inuj this Eva.
the spokilri: press.
dozen or more grandchildren. This
picture shows her with seven of the
QUEEN ALEXANDRA AND HER GRANDCHILDREN.
inp for municipal ownership in oppo
sition to Mayor McClellan is given
todiy by a man who is familiar with
the inside workings of Tammany
Hull. According to this authority,
Mr. Coler retired from the civil serv
ice commission Involuntarily and at
the request of Charles F. Murphy,
leader of Tammany Hall. Mr. Coler,
it was declared, would still be presi
dent of the civil service commission
and a good democrat had it not been
for Mr. Murphy's forcing him out of
the place for reasons which have not
been made known.
'fn announcing himself, therefore,
risia candidate for mayor on a munici
pal ownership ticket, which it is
conceded would be more hurtful to
Sthß' prospects of the reelection of
Ifavor McClellan than it would be to
fhe chances of a republican candi
date to succeed him, Mr. Coler has
.fired the first gun In his campaign
tor revenge on the Tammany leader
for having brought to a close so
abruptly as he did Mr. Coler's career
at the head of the civil service com
mission. Mr. Coler proposes, it is
assorted, to work untiringly from
now until election day to bring about
tho overthrow of the present admin
istration at the polls and to accom
plish his object he Is ready to go in
with the bitterest foes of Mr. Murphy
and the whole Tammany Hall organi
sation.
FAKE HOLD-UP
VICTIM SENT
~ TO THE ASYLUM
(Scrtpp.-. News Association.)
T.EWISTON. Idaho, April 20.—Ray
Nannes has heen adjudged Insane and
has been ordered taken to tlie asy
lum.
Nannes was tbe victim of a fake
hold-up at Waha several weeks ago.
He was a tenderfoot and after being
tOld all sorts of hold-up stories two
Jokers proceeded to hold him up.
NannPs has never recovered from
the shock und his mind bus been
falling since that time. He is con
tinually begging his tormentors not
to kill him and the sight of a
stranger causes him to shriek and
aim >st go into hysterics.
AT EASTER TIME
youngsters. Prince (Seorge of Wales
is held in her arms. The others, from
left to right, are Prince Henry of
Wales, Lady Alexandra Duff, Prince
Albert of Wales, Lady Maud Duff,
Prince Kdward of Wales and Princess
Victoria of Wales.
Captnln Tamburini has heen impli
cated in an army plot In Paris. The
captain's name Indicates that he holds
his commission in tlie Salvation.
Abotu Six Months Old.
"What do you think of Jenkins'
baby? He brags of it a great
deal."
"Oh, that's a rattling boy."
Something Doing In Indiana.
This morning while County Re
corder ChaH. Smith was en route
!to his duties at the court house,
jhe slipped on the ice on the pave
j ment In front of the E. Manlove
! music store, and fell. Fortunately,
he Is spry and agile, and escaped
any Injury.—Connersville (Ind.)
News.
Some stores are covered with
dust because they are open; oth
ers because they are closed.
Men smoke tobacco not because
it Is a pleasant thing to do, but
merely to show that they can.
q uniKiNO or THE
COKMOJT KIND.
"Are you the editor?"
"Yes."
"Well, there was a runaway on
Main street this morning "
"Cashier or president?"
MUDGE WILL
LEAVE SANTA fE
TOPEKA, Kan., April 20— H. U.
Mudge, general manager of the Banta
Ke, today confirmed tlie report that
he would leave that road.
CASTORIA
for Infants and Children.
( astoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness.
It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teeth
ing Troubles and cures Constipation. It regulates tho
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—Tho Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE VIEW ff THE PEAP GAfff SPOCT -
.... .... my cdmonp vanos >tooae
Say, wats dis dippy talk about de
Jap
A-boin' a long-end good t'lng in a
scrap?
Tell me wat fights de bloke baa ever
won,
Er wat good scrappers has he ever
done?
Stussel en Kurypatkin? Say, who's
Stussel?
Who's he been up against en made
'em hustle?
Dey say he stayed a long time in dls
light
(Only de Jap outwinded him, all
rlgjjt).
Rut who'd he ever bang agin de
rope—
His ownsclf? Ain't he got no dope?
En Kurypatkin; mebbe he's all right,
But if dem forrin guys kin really
fight,
Dey gotter show me. I hears fellers
say
Dat Kury's clever In de getaway.
But dat ain't tlghtln'; you kin take
my hunch
A fighter ain't no good widout a
punch,
Wat's dat? De Jap kin do dls Llne
vitch?
Anudder two-spot in de discard!
Ain't it rich
To see de way some fellers gits delr
name
Innto de poipers In dls flghtln' game?
En just because de Jap kin do dese
dubs.
You'd fink he wus a roynl flush In
Medical Lake Extract. manufac
tured by the Medical Lake Salts Mfg.
Co., is the best remedy fer rheuma
tism there Is in the market. It has
been used In this section for yean
and we can furnish many testl*
monlals.
Electric Bath Salts for the bat)
snd for the hair are the best thlngl
that can be usesd for that purpose
For salo by all druggists. Manu
factured by Medical Lake Saltt
Mfg. Co.
— "
ANTITOXIC QAJtQI.II
Prevent* Diphtheria
25c. Stowell Drug Co.,
Corner Riverside and Stevens.
We don't claim a cinch—we only
claim to be the newsiest newspaper
In town; 26c per month.
LONG ILLNESS AVERTED
By DR. BULL S COUGH SYRUF
Mrs. Peterson's Case of Grip Cared
and Her Life Saved by Cele
brated Dr. Boll's Cough Syrup.
Afh*. 0. Fdw. Peterson, 208 E. 98th
Street, New York City, writes:
"I was suffering with a severe at
tack of the grip, and had a most
distressing cold and cough which
troubled me day and night. My
husband recommended Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup. I had taken two bot
tles of the Syrup when it had en
tirely relieved me of that pain
through my lungs, tickling in my
throat, shortness of breath, and al
lowed me a full night's sleep; in
short, it cured me. I heartily en
dorse ft, and advise every family to
keep it on hand, because It Is the
superior of all remedies for throat
and lung troubles. I cannot praise it
too highly. I know It has saved me
a prolonged illness and, perhaps,
my Ufa," Mrs. (J. Edw. Peterson.
The grip, be tho casa mild or
stubborn, is always loaded with seri
ous and sad oousequenc.es. In its
Unit stage, it isouly a cold or cough;
iv ius progressive stage, pains In
the lungs, racking cough, weak
ness, loss of flesh and shortness
■if breath havo mndo themselves
known; In its critical stage, pneu-j
monta and consumption havo boon
developed ; and in its closing stage,!
all hope of a euro is lost Iv death. '
SSBB aa mm mm at Si si sa ana. mm m mm, mm m
TAKE WARNINQ I
Will you not tuke wurnlng ? As
soon as tho tirst symptoms of tho
grip or v cold appear, buy a bot
tle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Take it regularly, and you Will not
only bo cured, but well cured.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup cures all
cases of grippe und has saved many
people from an early grove. It re
ceives stronger testimonials than
any other similar remedy, ana every
testimonial published Is guaran
teed to bo absolutely genuine.
Bears the Signature of
(Do Jap •
clubs
To hear de talkln'. Say, if he's so
great.
Why don't he come dls way en ge*
a date?
Dere's loads o' money waltln' at de
gate
Fer any shifty champeen heavy
weight
Right here's de golden cream en he
kin skim It,
Kf he goes on wld Jeff en stays de
limit!
TUT TRADERS' NATIONAL RANI
Or SPOKANE, WASH.
Capital $200,000
Surplus and profits $130,000
Officers—Alfred Coolldge, president;
A. Kuhn, vice president; Chas. S. El
tinge, cashier; J. Elmer West, assist
ant cashier.
Directors —M. M. Cowley, Patrick
Clark, James Monaghan. A. Kuhn. Al
fred Coolldge, D. M. Drumheller, J.
Elmer West
Exchange National Bantt
or sroxAn, wash.
Designated Depository United States.
Capital $250.000.00
Surplus and undivided
profits $179,538.95
E. J. Dyer. president; Charlea
Sweeny, vice preetdeot; C. E. Mo-
Broom, cashier; W. si. Shaw, assist
ant cashier.
"want" ad and sold his house.
Beware of the Substiiirte.
If you lot the dealer persuade
you to bur "hie own"oLeaply put vi
luruud white pine mixture aa a sub
Htltute for Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
and hope to be cured, you will sure
ly be disappointed. Ask tot Dr
Bulla Cough Syrup and get It. II
your druggist has none on hand,
buy It. elsewhere, or make him ordet
ltforyatL Sold everywhere. fe
Price 25 ota., h Ota and fo.OO."
I A. C Mayer * Co., Battlmere, Md.