The new age., July 23, 1904, Image 8

HHBW AGE, PORTLAND. OREGON.
Scrofula
Makes its presence known
by many signs, glandular
tumors, bunches in the neck,
cutaneous eruptions, in
flamed eyelids, sore ears,
catarrh and wasting diseases.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Effects permanent cures.
"Hponk Tor Yoiirnoir.
Lord Leicester of Holklmm, nonrly
o hundred yours ngo, wns n widower,
nnd In the hitter pnrt of Ills life nearly
blind. He enjoyed nn Intimate friend
ship with his neighbor, Lord Albo
innrlc, nnd hnd, In his own mind, He
Ircted Lndy Anne, one of Lord Albe
marle's daughters, nrf the future wife
of bis nephew uud the mistress of
Holkhnm.
One dny Lady Anno otiiiio along to
Join bis morning ride, nnd Lord Lukes
ter seized the opportunity of asking
her:
"Anne, my denr, how should you Ilka
to be mistress of HoIkhiiinV"
"There Is nothing I should like bet
ter," answered Lndy Anne, drawing
herself up In her saddle.
"Then I shall send by nephew Will
iam to court you."
Lndy Anne drew herself uf. still
more, and tightening her rein, replied
calmly but very gravely:
"I shall never be mistress of Hoik
ham on those terms."
It was then the old gentleman's turn
to rein In his horse. lie looked bis
companion hard In tho face, and asked
her, "Why, you don't mean to say you
would rnnrry inoV"
"Yes, Indeed I would. And there Is
nothing I should wish more."
This wns a wooing that was not
"long a-dolng," and It led to a. uio.tt
happy marriage.
01 Wide Interest.
Broed, Wis., July 18 Special
Charles Y, I'oterson, Justice of the
Peaco for Oconto Co., has delivered
judgment that Is of interest to tliu
whole United Slates. Put bilcfly, that
judgment Is, "Dodd's Kidney Pills mo
tho best Kidney tnedielnu on tho
market today."
And Mr. Petorson gives his reason
for this judgment. Ho says: "Lust
winter I had nn aching pain in my
back which troubled mu very much.
In the morning I could hardly straight
en my back. I did not know what It
wan hut nn ndvortlsument led mo to try
Dodd's Kidney Pills. After taking one
box I can only say they have done moro
for mu than expected as I fuel us well
iiow as evur-I did before."
Pain in tho back is one of tho first
symptoms of Kidney disenKu. If not
cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills it may
develop into Ilrlght's Disease, Dia
betes, HheumntlRiii or some of the
othor deadly forms of Kidney Disease,
An Author Pensioned.
Two Ilrltlsh authors uro at present
In tho public eyes on nccount of pen
sions they arc receiving. Joseph Con
rad has Sl.r.ixj from tho Ilrltlsh So
ciety of Authors, which generosity is
explained by the fact that tho au
thor, whoto writings aru nmong tlioso
In greatest demand by the publishers
today, yet seems to hnvo dllllculty In
providing for his dally wants, says
tho Now York (llohe. Tho Immedlato
reason for tho pension, moreover, was
tho accidental burning of n manu
script, which catastrophe so depressed
Mr. Conrad that his frlouds thought
It wise to rcllovo him from the ne
cessity of nnythlug so humdrum nnd
sordid as looking out for his bread and
butter.
The ease of Conrad can hardly fall
to recall that of Cnrlyle, who, when
Mill brought the disastrous news of
the destruction of a complete book of
the "Revolution," spent the evening In
attempting to cheer tho culprit uud
then set about the rewriting.
The case of Miss Frankte
Orser, of Boston, Mass., is in
tcresinjj lo all women.
"Dkaii Mhs. Pinkiumi I suffered
misery fortevernl years- My bade ached
and I bad bcarlug-down pains, nnd fre
quent hoadaohes, I would often wnlco
from a restful sleep In such pain and
misery that It would bo hours before
I could close my eyes again. I dreaded
the long nights and weary days. I
could do no work. I consulted differ
cnt physicians honing to get relief,
but, tl ml I tig that thoir medicines did
notouro me, I tried I.ytlli. 13. Plnk
ltttm'H Vouotnblo Compound, as
It was highly recommended to me. I nm
glad thai I did so, for I soon found
that It was the medicine for my case.
Very soon I was rid of every ache and
p.iln and restored to perfect health.
I feel splendid, havo a lino appetlto,
and have gained in weight a lot."
Miss Fiunkik OitsKit, U Warrcnton
tit., Hostou, Mass.jjOOOorsVIwjnal
atev (( proving gtnulntmu caniet pt
4ue4,
Surely you cannot wish to ro
maiu wealr.Hlokand discouraged,
and exhausted with each day'ri
work. Homo dorniiKomout of tho
feminine orraiui In responsible
for this exhaustion, folloftrlnir
any kind of work or effort.
Lydla 12. Plnkuam'a Vegetable
Compound will help you just aa
At ha thousands of otker woiuea.
ftouitt Siruu, TuUt Good. VjM Hi
Id ilMBuld lurdrujuUU. Hi
mm
I Tlia .. nt Alloa V-nnVin I
ELU8IVE COUNTRY DOCTORS.
The Kxperlence of n Man Who Went
to Cull One nt NIrM.
"Did you over go to get a doctor In
the country nt night?" risked n mnn
who lives out In ouo of the parishes
of n Now Orleans Times-Democrat
man. "Well, I did, the other night;
and I want to say that I had on Inter
esting experience then. My stepmother,
who had n severe case of mensles, suf
fering from nn unusually high fever,
nnd almost smothering from tho cold
that accompanied tho sickness, sud
denly hecnino very III nbout 10 o'clock
nt night, and wo decided to call the
doctor. At thnt time tho rain nnd wind
and lightning were coming so fnst thnt
I thought tho heavens were falling:
It was a most vivid rain, wind nnd
electrical storm: nnd I want to say
hero that I never beheld a more beau
tiful display of electricity lightning
and thunder In nil directions nnd all
the universe seemingly to be In con
vulsions of voltaic colllslonsl I got
dripping wet catching tho innre nnd
hunting for the doctor.
"When I reached the town where the
doctor lives nnd which Is five miles
from home I found thnt only n bar
bet shop In tho town was open. One of
the loungers about the shop told me
that tho doctor was not at home, but
was visiting a patient about half a
mile farther down the road. 1 went to
the hitter's home, but was told that the
doctor had Just left to seo a sick wom
an about a mile up the road, which
plnco I had previously passed. After
returning to IC and nfter leaving
word at tho doctor's residence, 1 turn
ed my face for the village of II
C , though without-having a defi
nite Idea as to where to look for the
doctor there. It Is a village of scat
tered lanes and scattered residences.
Kgyptlan darkness enveloped nil. Tho
entire place was Hooded, water being
nway up over the muddy undulations
of the roadbeds.
"It's n good thing I hnd n lantern;
without It something serious would
have befallen pic In tho roads, for I
should havo run Into the fences and
the ditches. I found myself lost In
dnrkn(ts, nnd with tho rnln still over
head. After driving some dlstauco
down or up, probably; for I did not
know, nnd mu yet Ignornnt as to the
way I took I found myself In front
of a little den, which still wns open.
One of the men, In answer to Inquiries
put by me, said ho thought that tho
doctor was at thnt very tlmo nt a pa
tient's house, which was, he ndded. a
half mile farther up the road, In a sub
urb of tho village. I should know
where the housu was, he said It was
where '(ley kllla do href,' ns he put It,
meaning tho butcher's place. Well, I
drove on toward up tl"e road, hoping
to Hud n light In some window or
door which would give Indications of
tho presence of a sick person and n
doctor. I mu a sort of detective, by
the way. Sure enough, there wan n
window with a light. It was n Held
nnd about "00 yards from the public
toad; and ns I drew reins to look I
saw n big gate open before me. Ho
must bo there! And hero wo Incident
ally come to a story saddening to con
template. "When the doctor came out to seo
me ho told mo (hat he was attending
a tlylng woman, lie expected her to
die within a few hours, ho said. Kim
had pneumonia and ho had Just In
jected stimulants to keep her heart
heating u II 1 1 to longer. Through tho
crnck of tho door, that stood ajar, I
caught one or two glimpses of n bed
with a bar hanging over It. From nn
ndjolnlng room came stilled sobs of
women. The rain had by that tlmo
turned Into a haze nnd the haze drift
ed through tho rays that shot from
the door, perhaps Just as a soul would
soon drift nwny. Tho doctor was suf
fering from physical and mental strain,
for ho had workod hard to savo his pa
tient's life. Defeat stared him In tho
face, lie returned Into tho house, but
camo out presently, and as wo bath
turned our hugglix to drive nway
heard tho cries of women nnd a man
sobbing like that of a child. Tho farm
house, situated In tho Held, as It was,
and at midnight, with a human form
Just sunk Into n lifeless lump with n
soul Just loosened from Its earthly por
talswell, wo will not dwell on tho
picture, for I wns speaking, you know,
of some of the hardships of getting a
doctor In tho country n familiar hard
ship to those who have lived In remote
HCCtlOIIS,"
Japanese Uo of Witter.
The Japanese themselves attribute
their high average of physical strength
to it plain ami frugal diet and the sys
tem uf gymnastics called Jlu Jltsu,
which Includes n knowledge of anat
omy and of the external mid Internal
uses of water. Although during the
period of their ascendency the samurai
kept the secret that their great physi
cal superiority was due In it great
measure to the Internal and external
use of water, tho belief that If used
liberally and Intelligently water Is ait
Infallible weapon against disease Is
now generally held. Hy those who go
In for Jlu Jltsu an average of a gallon
a day Is drunk. It Is noteworthy that
rheumatism U almost unknown In
Japan. It Is probable that the absence
of meat from the diet, combined with
tho use of plenty of water, accounts
for this Immunity.
A l'raotloal Huggeatton.
Do you think thnt honesty pays In
politics" asked the young man with
the alert countenance.
"My friend," answered Senator Sor
ghum. 'I don't like tho stylo of your
question. Any man who takes up
honesty as a speculation Is liable to
got tired of waiting for dividends and
run to tho opposite extreme." Wash
ington Star.
Got the Cook.
Mr. Nowexld What! No cook stove
In the house? I gave you money to
buy ono.
Mrs. Nowedd Yes, my love, but- 1
found I hadn't money enough to buy a
stove and hire a cook, too; so 1 let
the stovo go. Hut the cook Is here, and
she's a treasure, She has Just gouo
out to get some crackers and chettte.
New York Weekly.
When a couple lovu at tlrst sight they
Imagine tho rest of the world Is nearsighted.
Ayer's
Losing your hair? Coming
out by the combful? And
doing nothing? No sense in
thatl Why don't you use
Ayer's Hair Vigor nd
Hair Vigor
prompiiy stop the falling?
Your hair will begin to grow,
too, nnd all dandruff will dls- I
appear. Could you reason
ably expect anything better?
' ATr' lUIr Vlenr It a (trust tiiccMt with I
ms Mjr linlrwtt ?IIIms out rr hdlr,lin n
Hit Hair Vl(nr ninpiien miiiaiiuw mj mii
all tight." W. C. toosuoN, I.lmlttj, Cl.
f 00 a botllo.
fl'arc""-,..... for
J. C. AYBTtCO.,
Thin Hair
Itttscla's Awakening.
In Ilussla It N tho government only
that sleeps. The people uro nwuko
and astir, says tho author of "Qreutcr
Uussla." They aro making new de
mands nnd feeling a new freedom
which Is uppurent every day In the
ubsonco of tho former rigid repres
sion, and In tho frequent Indulgcnco In
llccnso that Is miscalled liberty.
One will sometimes seo on the pal
aco quay at St. Petersburg a lino of
peoplo waiting for tho steamer to tako
them to the islands. Along comes
souio high ofllclal vho, Instead of
awaiting his turn, drives to the head
of tho lino and crowds In ahead of
tho others. Formerly such an occur
rence would hnvo been received In
sllenco as a matter of course, but now
tho people hiss and denounce tho offi
cial, and police do not Interfere
If a street car Is delayed for a con
nection at some transfer stutlon, the
passengers often become riotous and
demand tnclr faro buck, or begin to
pound on tho floor nnd even break
windows until tho pollco innko tho
driver go ahead without waiting for
the other car; and he Is ijot allowed
to stop again until ho reaches his
destination.
If an olllcer remonstrates with a
street car conductor for lack of cour
tesy to n passenger tho crowd will at
onco interfere, nnd even tho offended
passenger turns on him. Tho olllcer
Is told to glvo his orders to soldiers
who havo to obey, not to free men
who do not, nnd not to Jnterfero be
tween men who aro ns good as ho Is.
These aro trilling things In them
selves, says tho truvclor, but to ono
who has long known Htisslu they uro
startling signs of a new spirit of
freedom.
CITO rtrmtntntlj ijnrrd. iromiorntrrouincM
rllO nntrllrttiUy'ilitnurDr.Kllnt'iOrtktNtrT
JltMoriT. Uf nil fur Fi-on Is 'J ttUlhottla and trtatlM.
Ur.lt. ll.Kllov.!.lil.lr .Arch HI.. VbllaUelptila, fa.
Fifty Men nnd One Klophnnt,
Interesting tests were mado re
cently in the Mndlson Squnro Garden,
Now York, to determine tho respective
pulling ixnvcr of horses, men and ele
phants. Two horses, weighing 1,000
poiindi each, together pulled 3,700
pounds, or 5.10 pounds moro than tJielr
combined weight. Ouo elephant, weigh
ing l'.'.OOO pounds, pulled 8,750 pounds,
or H,250 pounds less than his weight
Fifty men, aggregating nhout 7,500
pounds in weight, pulled 8,750 pounds,
or Just as much as Uto single elephant
Hut, like tho horsos, they pulled more
than their own weight. Ouo hundred
men pulled l'.'.OOO pounds.
Ill Only Hcfime.
It was a well-dressed young man,
with a sad, faraway look In his eyes,
that stood on tho steps as the lady
opened tho door.
"ICxcubo mo, madam," he said, as ho
lifted his lint, "but could you direct
me to the Home for the Friendless?"
"Do you mean to say that you are
seeking It as a refuge?" she asked in
surprise.
"I am, ntadnm," he replied. "I am
a buscbitll umpire," Chicago Dally
Nov.
Failed to Hear Her.
"It Is said," remarked the moral
Izcr, "that fortune knocks once at ev
ery man's door?"
"I guess tho old girl forgot to remove
her gloves when she knocked at mine,''
rejoined the demoralizer.
$5 For a Name $5
Heml listen or more names of )om.i people
with meu to nouto a llniliiett Kituestloii
and (or the llrtt enu that eiirnlli inirelimliig
I rum ut a teholarttilii, o will remit jrou J In
rath, AildroKt,
Betwell Business College, Tacoma, Wash.
BUY
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FROM YOUR DEALER
10U CAN EARN
$25.00 PEH DAY
atttitu Water,
Oil or Coal with
AUSTIN WULL DKILLS
Mado In all iliai aiul
itylet. Wrlta lor Caia
luKUi-i ami lUt ol uorlu
i Wet t.
Belli & Go.
311 Commer
cial tUock.
PORTLAND,
ORB,
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P. N.U.
N. 30-l04.
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HKN writing to advortUriUM
VltHIIUH Mill iMIVr
Walla Walla Advs.
riKI'OT LUNCH COU.NTKIt.
FltANK M. CUMMINOS Proprietor.
All Kinds of Lunches Put Up for tho
Traveling Public.
WALLA WALLA, WA8II.
I' KWJB W. IIEATON
1 .Manager
Planed Untlartmklng Parlor.
firming to Kmbalmcr nnd Dlslnfcclor.
Licensed by Illinois SIaIc Ilunrd ol Health,
Member National Association (it Kmtialmcrs.
1', O. Dux 782- I'hone, Main 1 19.
WALLA WALLA WA8II.
J.
V. COOKEIILY.
Undertaker and
General Funeral Furnisher.
Kmlialmltnr rt Hptclnlty. Ilnbcock's llrlrk
lllock, First HI. Telephone Illaclc 891.
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
c
TALL AT 120 AND IK MAIN ST.
SCIIWAUZ'S SALOON
Lunch Counter nml Club ICooint okmi nt nil
hours. I'JO mill 'U Main Hi red
WALLA WALLA, WASH
A. gfHHAItZ, I'rop
CiTY BREWERY
MRS.J.H.STAHL,Prop.
Dealer In
FINE EXPORT LAGER BEER.
Ilrcrln Imlkorlmttlp.
All orders promptly Illicit.
..CHICAGO STORE..
Pomlolllom Block.
Wu uro sole agents for tho
Borden Hat,
Walk-Ovor Shorn.
Hart Shaffnor Marx
Olothlng.
Wo would appreciate a shaioofyour
patronage.
Walla Wnlla,
Washington.
McKean's
DRY GOODS STORE
Clothing:, Shoes, Hats,
and Mens' Furnishings
Office! Fourth and Main Street
WALLA WALLA - WASH
Walla Walla
Bottling Works.
ALL KINDS OK
Soda Water and
Bottled Beer.
CI1AS. VON TIIKON, Prop.
Telephone White 171.
I0V I'att Aider Street.
Wnlla Walla, Wuslt.
Hygiene Kola Co.
Manufacturers of Pure
KOLA TONIC WINE
Made fiotn Kola, Celery and Pepsin
Beware of Worthless Imitations
n, V. CLARK, Sole rropr.
282 Second St, Portland, Or.
Phone Main 2S5
P. Johnson & Co.
Peerless Pure Foods Co.
Wholesale Dealers in
Flour, Feed and Grain
Manufacturers Pure Foods. Mill
and Office Fourth and Hoyt Sts.
PORTLAND, OR.
OREGON FUEL WINY
!lll Morrison Street, llo
ttteen Seventh nnd Kiglith.
Coal, Coke and Charcoal, Fir, Oak,
Ash and Kindling Wood.
TELEPHONE 65
PORTLAND LAUNDRY CO.
II A. CHAPMAN, Manager.
Gents' Work a Specialty
Newly Fitted and Ono of the Best
Laundries In the Northwest.
OltKOON I'HONK MAIN U.
10.42 North Ntath Street.
PORTLAND, ORE
S. M. MKAUS. l'rea, MAUIOX WILCOX, Poo.
THE UNITED CARRIAGE COMPANY
Rubrxr Tktd GurUges, Coup,
TaUy-Ho R Cury-AlU.
BOARDING AND CARE OF HORSES A SPECIALTY
Phoac Maia 222.
153 Eltventk Strwt, Cor. Morrkoa
PORTLAND OREGON
I SEATTLE WASH I
Sohwabaoher Bros. I Co., Inc.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COFFEE ROASTERS
Agents lor
Hcrnan Cortcz, White Knight and
Fontclla Cigars.
Proprietors of
Happy Home and Silver Shield Brand
Canned Goods.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON.
Tumi) and Columbia M'iionk Main 13
BONNY & WATSON CO
( n'lCKWIM TO )
BONNY & STEWART
Fl'NKIIAL iJllirXTOMI ANII KMUALMKIIS
Lady AMont Al- Caft! Wach
woya In Attendance. dtdUlC yy dblU
Italtroad Ao. loot ol Conn Ht, I'hone Main 073
NORTHWESTERN
IRON WORKS
Manufacturer! ol Steamboat, Mill and Mining
Machinery. A&-ent-Mletz & Weill
Kerosene Unglnes.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
TUB
Quaker Drug Go.
SEATTLE, WASH.
Sell Drugs nnd Pntcnt Medicines at
Cut Rates, and Prepay Freight
Charges to Pointrf within one hun
dred miles of Seattle.
Claussen
Brewing Ass'n
Drawers and Dottlers of
TANNHAEUSER
AND
SALVATOR BEER
SBATTI.B, U. S. A.
Reduced
Freight
Rates
on HOUSEHOLD GOODS to all
Eastern Cities. Saving of 25 to 50
per cent. We transfer Freight,
Passengers and Daggage. Pool
shipments given prompt and careful
attention. We invite correspond
ence. .
Tne Seattle Transfer Co.
SEATTLE, U. S. A.
Messengers on All Trains '
COLFAX ADVERTISING
M
ODKI. STKAM LAUNDHY.
I-amulry railed for ami delivered free of
harife. Traveling men's laundry delivered
the same day without extra charge. Wo make
a serially ol lino silks and woolens. Thoue
ItedVl. North Main St. Colfax, Washington.
lltA M00HK, Mgr. J. N. SCOTT, l'ron.
Interior Warehouse Co.
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO.,
Managers.
General Warohouse System
Both 0, R. & N. and N. P. roads.
Alt Kind of Grain Bought and Sold.
A. M. SCOTT, General Agent.
Colfax, Washington.
J. A. Perkins '& Co.
ltatlmad Land AKeucy
lit connection.
REAL ESTATE. FARH LOANS.
Bargains In Farm Lands
and City Property.
Correspondence Solicited.
Colfax,
Washington.
IF YOU FEED STOCK of any kind, it
win pay you to cuy one 01
Cartey'm Rollei
Feed Mills
THE ONLY MILL manufactured that
will properly prepare Oats. Wheat or Barley
so they will thoroughly digest when eaten
by stock.
THIS MILL will KILL WILD OATS.
Manufactured in Five Sites, by Carley
Brother, at Colfax, Washington.
MR. DEALER. It will my you to han
dle this Mill, as the terms to you arc tx
tMattJy MsMraL
C Rock Springs
O Lump or Range
A Is the Very Best
L,H o u s e Fuel
VULOAN OOAL OO.
829 llurnslde Bt. I'hone Main 277(1
011DEK8 PltOMl'TLY FILLED. FAMILY
TRADE MY SPECIALTY.
FREE DELIVERY.
A. MERGER'S
FULL MEASURE HOUSE
108 SIXTH STREET
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
PORTLAND, ORHOON.
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ST Vr ifirZ4r fni r ' i'lT "nil fuit rlT
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fc& :pLitfririifi
II ftjv ;'
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Great Falls
Engineers, Machinists
Special nppllnnccH nindoln Stool,
IiriiHS und bpcciitl Mixtures of Cast
Iron. Hunvy nnd I.liiht Forging
inudo to order. Workmanship
guaranteed.
Aro Manufacturers' ArsiiIb for
Machinery, Jioilers, Engines nnd
N'utor Wheels. Make n specialty
of .Stamp Shoes, Dies and Holt
Shells, which are superior in point
of strength uud resistance to
abrasion.
Oro Treating Devices
Given Special Attention
Main Office and Works.
GREAT FALLS
ELECTRICITY
jESpJIeAW SAYS IStttSiI
THAT YOU CAK DRINK IHfil "'
IF YOU 1SANT TO - lgfjO
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Brings comfort and cheer
fulness during the long win
ter nights. Enjoy a few
comforts while you are alive
for you are a long time dead
Portland General Electric Co
ARE YOU GOING TO
ST. LOUIS ?
If so, call for your ticket via the
ROCK ISLAND-'FRISCO SYSTEMS
The line having: terminal at entrance Fair Ground. Round
trip rate $67.50, good for ninety days from date of sale. Choice
routes going and returning
VIA
St. Paul, Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo or El Paso. Stop
over permitted in both directions.
DATES OF SALE
June 7, 6, 17, 18; July 1, 2, 3) August 8, 9, 10; September 5,
6, 7; October 3, 4, 5.
On above dates rate of $72.50 will be made to Chicago and
return.
For further Information and sleeping car reservations, call on
or address A. H. McDONALD.
140 Third St., Portland, Or. General Agent.
NOB MILL MARKET
SCIIOLZ & KAKRITZ
Dealers In all kinds ol
Fresh nnd Salt Meats, Hams,
Bacon, Lard and Sausage
of All Kinds
FRESH POULTRY
Telephone, Main 818
21st and Irving Bis. PORTLAND, OREGON
OLYMPIACAFE
Fine wines, liquors and
domestic cigars and Key
West cigars nlways on
hand. ,
WULF & MOHLERS
lViCthnnd Irving Street.
E Jm T "" tp is"fSM spa taw 1 , h'r"yt
&du - c mm vMaw
,Vrti
Iron Works
and Founders
8th Ave. N., 13th to 14th Sts.
MONTANA
IN YOUR HOME
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