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The evening times., 1899-12-01
Glassware.

Punch Bowls. extra large size, QQc
cut glass pattern ..................oJ W
Imported Water Sets, fancy shape
pitchers. six tumblers. decorations 0QC
to match with metal tray ........ ~
Imported Decanters. finely en- 1Sc
graved, quart size ................ 6J
500 dozen Table Tumblers, first fc
quality, two styles. each at....
The evening times., 1899-12-01
TIDE TABLE.

PHASES OF THE MOON FOR NOVEMBER
The evening times., 1899-12-01
Oil and Gas Stoves.

The Star Oil Heating Stove, with
two large burners and iron 81 az
drum
The brightest and hest oil heating
stove with brass oil tank. holding one
gallon-best nickle plated. VIII
heat large room ut small q OK
Gas Heating Stove, with large dr1m
and nickle plated top. Regu- q 7S
lar $2.75 value .................~pssv
The evening times., 1899-12-01
n W0men's
~ Suits worth $40.

finest tailor-made, and thoroughly good
in every way. The Mayer & Petit
standard of nattiness. Cash or part
payments, only $3.50.
The evening times., 1899-12-01
Lamps and Tables.

Table Lamp, with decorated stand
and shade to match, complete zoe
with large burner and chimney. ~
Parlor Table Lamp, extra large, vase
mounted in brass, with extra large
burner, and decorated globe; q 1 q
Regular price 81. at.........~L.> y
The Royal Reading Lamp. nickle-plat-
ed, complete, with large shade and
chimney; regular price $1.98, S1 40
Hanging Hall Lamps, to raise and
lower with large colored globe and
brass trimmings: regular price S1 1E
$1.9S, a.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bs6V
Bracket Lamp, with reflector, COM
plete with large burner and 1OC
chimney; regular SOC, at..........t ~
Brass Table, with onyx top; nice
ly finished; regular price $3.9S, 81 0Q
a.. t.................... ............
Guaranteed Incandescent Lamp, COM
plete, with best mantel and QAC
gIoDe. ...................o W
Guaranteed welsbaeh Mantels 1OC
first quality. ...................s
The evening times., 1899-12-01

A line OF exceedingly nobby fancy
Worsted Suits. Stylish and dressy.
Even at $40 you couldn't buy better.
Cash or part payments. only $3.50.
The evening times., 1899-12-01

They are made OF stylish covert
cloth. extra heavy winter weight. FASH
ioned and cut to style perfection, pos
sessfng a perfect hang and fit- Yours
for cash or on part payments. for $S.75.
The evening times., 1899-12-01

1t sets you a-thinking no doubt how
sa95 can buy SO handsome genuine
Plush Cape. Fine quality, best work
manship and findings, and perfect
hang. Cash or part payments, only
$2.95.
The evening times., 1899-12-01

A good Kersey Jacket for $3.50. The
equal of $50 ones bout the city.
Stylishly cut and fashioned, and the
making is par excellence. Cash or
part payments. for only $3.50.
The evening times., 1899-12-01

school time play. For quality, n
and value given cannot be
equaled for less than So 90
anywhere-siZes TO 16. ~
One day only. V6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
WOULD USE
THE LASS0

CHICAGO. sent 60 Emilio Aguin-
sisa miahi - iaHguishiuF In prison
= fae 80. sens sHasr Instead u max
me- bard ga aaflnaous ~afk fof the
fHrc ~ Gsn uus ~ the Wlahes ~
Gel n o. reahY ~ fac fam ,Us
3f.eHsny's auNa rldfrr. had i.seu
eeneufrcJ lu - she vHr depaFtmf at
cat GrEHhg earrliysi q plan last
Winter hy which ~ Thought the w.
heilIun Zen chs PHMnpines would b.
eaiei uy lhe affgrs ~ AKuinHide.
An amendment "a fhv ariux 4 IN Was
passed to furiAae the esiuueiss > ans
aHi tAe president vss won ever. but
Ia sag > Htfsmnut 20 rpt favor STE
plan ana AEulEai1 ~ stIit NJ arg
Col gay E Al DE Palmer house
81 a business ltit e. Chicago. Ia an
interview iass nteht h. ga8 = his
Hiaa ~ capture Aauinsid4 AMI euf
IL Philippine rebellion
4 spent Sis weeks IN Washington
tast winter IN ~ EFFORT 20 get "a
fr silent 81 authorize me e ralsc
THREE r maHss - 1uw 0aNB q b.
ffteet ur lsf ~ command for re
purpose ~ capturing AEuuaiio. %
SD ere Ce.eusA
WITH These lafse reEimenfs II etw
boys : arr sure J could roua4 ~ and
capture AHu.nsfda."
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ARE SCARCE

SAN FRANcfsco. Cal. sept. -.
-Ths United states i likely - firl
il even more difficult " the future
than at present u obtain steamers
Cor transports siure she Trasasfhhl
situation has hveame serious Great
Britain has brwu reaching nut ssefS-
- here - obtain vessels eiih the r.
suit that tho BIG transportation
companies In Australia and tn the
orient have been pressed g. furnish
tranzua station facilities
The steamer city u London has
been chartered az Singapore by thu
british government and whervNu'
her mai ssya influence iH paramount
steamers nrr being held subject O.
her call - great has been the de'
fnand fur steamers that ,. I Fax
company. limited. II sydney with
Offices IN Ihla city. have been unable
% secure ocean bottoms SUFFICIENT g
meet the demands u iir trnnsparta
ton business.
should the unltsd States ms " ne.
ceaaary IN the immeilate JUS ugsi e.
augment its fleet - Transports on the
Pacific II viii be found figifuii
thing 70 accomplish vltheut gunfiesa-
ton
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IRON PLANTS TO
RESUME WORK

DULUTH MINI. Sept 2a-After
iiy years ~ abspiute SUSPENSION.
faur ~ the largest iron plants ~ this
city Hro about G. resume 4 ayndl-
eatei he1ded b. > 3. ssaries. pfesi-
lent - the Western National bank
New York and former treasurer
~ Che Sugar Trust. has purchased
three plants. f#o in Duluth aud one
iH Neat 2ufertar and has formed the
Lake superior sleei Company 80 op-
crate them Tfsy VIII be- started ~
a. soon 1s they etn D. put In readi-
o. The Duluth fiiaat Furnace.
owned BY another company. II about
ta start up after Eve years Of Idle
ness and an ~ iis product viii be
us br the nev company. which Win
pHf aut cars ana structural and other
ata=i and Iron products. with cheap
water power and iron ores right nt
hand. 10 iH expected that an i'm
mea iron industry win develop.
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INDIAN SOLDIERS
FOR PHILIPPINES

wAsHINGToN. u G. sept 20
col James II Tlllman. 81 south
Carolina. a nephew II senator Till
man. wants the president 60 author
lie the organization for the Philip
pine service ~ an independent com
pany composed - American indians
cot 11llman argues that since the
president has authorized twus reFl-
ments Of negroes and twenty-five re-
gimenta 81 white soldiers, he ought to
organize an Indian company. that
All America may be organized In the
Philippine army. Cnl Tllman would
like to be captain 81 this company
and have Chief Woodbury.. ~ Min
nesota, full-hlooded indian. for his
FIRST lieutenant Woodbury. Indian
name Is Pug -o-ua-Ee- shig, which
means Hole in the DAY" but h IL
nm educated and civilized member u
his race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
ORDER OF
AM0REANS

Ths Aneseas ori<r Of An 8-rans.
which ~ = He@ or,ler s. saatfie.
o<xfsss 70 have Some 4 siaH. The
t>txe Ia unique araonw beneficial Sc
1F~t *ss4atie* IN that " areafds r,iaal
ktsiisKsr 10 Tsrsons " aagh exss.
C. H. Wof1utf has core e. seattle
- chief efxansz%r t. 5 star re-
porter today ~ said = believe re
afe the only a,enevplenf efdef that
ep<nbins% ssfs. aeeisssnt ard = nent.
GtA t-a&s week I suersea 6 Ga or-
9antxlnx Alrha lCAxr hers. and took
- - m<meers. pfsh an assrrauee %
- mo<e. Oar order = certain 20
1eeon.e ore q the leadlne secret
4peirsifs u she state IN n very short
41ux*. We are n0n .roistiesl and none
)rccf&ri4u Our sapFeme !a8ge - az
xfttIo f1fk. pfk
~ - sAa.-<gan vas he
san q the wise ard
NJ Ent men uho cosn4iied the
1n<94 Aners aniyua il xarnoscd -
kn<&-<nte tne hu1iaans - SaiumunH
tmpt@. Trte order i not nsw =
"a he ritual has been reFsntiy re-
|Efx<a 10 meet the isfnanfs ef letter.
~ society. and she order pesarsses
ossry advantage u a modern insti-
1urion
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WILL Be GIVEN
A FREE PORT
Concession Granted csnadi.
ans In klodus vivondi.

WAsItINGTuS. a. G., sept 90
Cenartsrman Cuahman was not vn-
tirelN satisfied with the conditions he
.oWat when D. eailed ugoA '-iiug
F ss#fHfa.y Aae## - tbe i.4t d#H1tt-
ID ~ lu lreIrI lafh pup"ltt iuH
Nia-nd uNInF temporarily tbs AiHHH.
ae Nf Ntrr asurr1 hu Tint Oh rH
uaH wI rpHf mt t.nu aHeHt Toe
pr sfd Zines Il hrI NHu Hutrd.
said AR Adte. taat thr lire Nha -
h. run close enough t1 aH sea To-
give the CANADIANS a prrt eu iNnp
canal This said She acting aeete.
taHE. WAS entirely without fuHudt.
ton. TIE llne would pot approach
the Lynn canal within 70 miles
The statement WIS quite aatisf.
factory, and Mr caHhman bssan to
feel au.t clttett ever the tufu aHaaH
hHA ttkcn. bat So Boz Fr8nte8
patt. that was the trouble III
ARE always butts Ia British dirlam
sey. AID here is tbs one in tte mnauH.
The Canadians are 10 bc granted "a
temporary port uu Lynn canal. but
che canal VIII De- Wholly under e7n
troll II tho Americans. The eHnadi-
ans viii be gtNeu auctinu IT land
uraH which o. establish thris custom
house AMI such either places rHHea-
sars 10 the conduct ot husiner~.
They wIU De allowed frrr Access. In
other words granted a rlRft II Nay
frem their territory O. this port
~ course. NJ. cuHhmau rnbid
scarcely sre where the United states
Wuutd claim another Erclt triumph
Tor American diplomacy. rho con-
tItus would net under his get an
thHy claimed hut they wnuld get al
thHY wanted TaeY would have tide
water connection wiib their terri.
tories to the stti reeiun. Victoria
would BE- .n direct water r1mmuuIct-
tipu with the part and would take
away FROM pueei sound her lsEiti-
uiate sfaro ~ the upper Yukon trHf-
ie our American towns On lynn
canal would roan sfe a rival spring
ing INTO existence ~ Pyramid hsr-
hoe whirh world take away their
trade and so a long way toward drs-
trsylng them
NJ. Cushmau can Hre NO advan-
tase ta the United States ia ans such
proposition. aud he looks upon e az
4 complete back down ~ the United
states. The granting n right -
way over our territory aud the grant
- q section - land upnn which e.
build town l. not satisfactory 70 the
Americans.
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Go for a Nickel if
You Wish.
STEAMBOAT RATE WAX
In which Both Fellows Msy Soon
Go Broke and the unfssIing
Public Will Laugh.

There II war 70 the knife between
the respective owners ~ the steamers
Hattie Hansen and the Advance.
which ply between Seattle. Faulsbo
ard Colby. The HANSEN 10 owned by
Capt. Hansen. HE brother. and Ar
Eastman. an u Ppuisbo. The Al
vance was built only recently by the
Faulabo- Colby Transportation com
pany. the members 81 which are
farmers Of the two places named.
The Advance replaced the May
flower on the seattte-Cplby run a few
weeks ago. For nearly "a year pre-
vinua there was bitter rate war
on between the Hansen and the May
Hover. The fare then was Toe from
Seattle % Colby and ti.b0 per ton FOR
freight The fare was cut to a5c.
and the freight rate ioc ton by the
Hansen people.
with the placing - the steamer
Advance on the route. matters did
not improve with the rival shipping
men. The Advance proved to be- a
speedy vessel and races across the
Sound have been ~ daily occurrance.
The business has not boon 1T ali iu-
cratIve. however. and meeting 81
Capt. Hansen and the board Of the
Pauisbo- Colby Transportation com
panY was held this morning to ar
range matters II possible on bet
ter basis The meeting was held In
the Northern hotel The company
was represented by Mr.. McPhcraon.
- Colby capt. RUSSELL ~ the Ad-
vance. y. y. Astrom and Wm Helne-
man. After q long discussion. the
rlvn concerns failed o. reach any
satisfactory settlement. and the
steamboat war is on again In earn
est. u is s1.d that the fore VIII be-
cut to i5e 10 Colby
Capt. Hansen. who was seen after
the meeting by n Star reporter. said
There II not business enough on Il @
route FOR two boats. ana we have
offered to buy up the interests Of
the Paulsbo-Colby Transportation
company They refuse 10 sell. and
we cnnn" get our price FOR going
Iut Of the business, 80 we viii con-
tlnue."
y J.. Astr1m. member 81 the
company, pnld that capt, Hansen had
been made an offer of $3.50 to leave
the route. This he had refused to
take. ~ rs ease Of war now :"
said Mr. Astrom. and we can cut as
much az Capt Hansen.
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MADE A FORTUNE
IN EIGHT MONTHS

NFW YOHK sept o. william 4.
Seuit known 81 Wall street Ba Par.
ezsr Scott. came here from an Him
a-.s farm four years ago ana tpcncd
Hfaauce commission bouae iast
mher he HaEau speculation On
s aH siF ct sin capital - only
fs@ buying iron H. lie row has
tzas fHe inYeste1 IN trust e0u1panlrr
satettff anf speculative holdings
much larger than those or zinaIN
3 uRht ~ hone4t Trnnrss ? cool.
isaa and Railroad shares - ssh.
which have since sWroacf 81 za9 lie
.eal $500 on hi lniiiM spe uI8tlou.
and b fortune has practically Deen
MAIDS from sn
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6UARD SOON
TO ASSEMBLE

WAsfilNGTON. u e. Sept 20
\ meeting Of tho ruited states fhil.
ipp.he eunan ssiun MI DO Heid IN
Wnsh.ualon hefaae eousrtra as
scmules. r. o. probable ,hnt four p
tho mrmiwrs ~ thN commission iell'
ba herr b. Naveaibef 90. and tar
mrsHHe. according - preaoal -.
rret3raua, aii' ia phrr about faat
tlWa
rhsrr are ayu ifeHhsF az th s1HH-
mfa.an kim m naN 81 Mnia5 q "a
uua IaeaB'li isrmrn lu cHftrs
rrahY ana Dean q Wafc,t *
cell Gen. otis IHsre uil h I'll
attendance IN ihe board lcn 05is'
c.Nu aud mi taes duties Ht Nanla
make II Impossible 81 hlm g 4
tend NJ sehueinaa. the president
of the esmm asiau. i tn this COUNTRY
and has placed lis service - TIT
iirp1sal ~ President Mckinney
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NEW YORK. sept so.--onc qf the
passengers on the Oceanic. Ms1
Zoaf. was arrested within an hour
after he left the pier. at tho cafe
boulevard. on a charge 81 swlniiine
Charles schrciusr. II kerrvilic. Tex
out II $1,000
The prisoner. upon his arrest At.
tempted e. mass "a he sister. with
whom he had taken lunch. 500 TN
American bills.
zoar was once a walter IN "a New
York restaurant Later he went q
the Kinndikc. where he r. said 70
have made lucky strike Then he
became promoter II mining proper
ties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
WHO Is BOSS
OF THE HOUSE?

RICHMOND Va. sept 70 lie a
woman tn head q the houseT.'
This question was raised iu the
limited States district eaur, feN
days akas when ars Marion II.
ilichafdHan airi petition in bank
rupfey. in which she claimed the g
smpfinn - certain household goods
from liability gor debts. The referee
decided that fho exemption iaW AZ
niicd ouiy q the head II ihc house.
add that 4 woman who ta living with
her husband ana 10 supported bY hin
cannot be considered aa such Judge
t',imund waddili. r. SUSTAINED The
rrfer.e. nnd allowed an appeal from
his decision Tho case VIII probably
nc heard IN the United States CIR
cult court this fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
Lnnshed Mlmself insane

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept 60
wiutam II CANDY, aned 20 son ~ ]
uuudY. ~ c0illusFiiig. laughed "a
vcrh and lhen iiaappa iie was
unable IL uifl, biH mlftF 8nd Il
was ruupaal thHt He had pcuahed
ln nt ~ uneontf0llahie Taught A
searching party found Candy un.
conscious last night IN tho woods
liH ureana 10 ere eh are p1raiExrh
nam = uaraKyHlsm ~ laughter AMI
hin recovery ls doubtful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
AUGUST EXPORTS
SIO2,283,O9I

WASHINGTON. u G.. sept - -
The imports ~ msret andise far tn
manfh - August Nere valued a So. %
Tas.Ts7. being au Increase 81 81. etl. .
ssx over those II August, tsfs. and
far the eight months ended August
II. ttis 'to.sfi. an increane - IS. E
its toe compared with the like period
u last year
TIE exports ~ domestic merchant
iae Tor August we're valued At. iias.
- asl. an increase % g.Tss. 80 over
ttuae - August, ts9ss and fot the
Il kht months ended August. 81. tTTs.-
IzfIzs. wh.cn ssesaded - 81 so. %
5e1 these Tor the same period Of last
year
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PARENTS CHARGED.
WITH MURDER

CHICAGO. sept "a a Dispatch g.
the chfnnleis fsasa Ffankiorl lu1a
uaYH six wes - aea child iaaefHl
&. Nheuowefh wan STRICKEN Nlih
Nhaopinr cough High developed n
90 Pneumonia fWn Wrtks later.
shenaNelh and Nife are believers Ia
faith cure. and refused to give she
child any medicine. The child IL 4
and the mother was taken before the
grand Jury
After a two days iuNeHuEatlau an
Indictment VAS returned to-day.
% trEing both father auf mother 81 N
murder thf coroner hasinE returned
a verdict ~ ghn name eject The
sherT arrested Nj and AIRS. a4eua-
weth ta1ay
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KISS MAY
PROVE FATAL

ST LOUIS Mo. Sept 20 Mina l.
King may dla hernuse 81 e kira. a..
eompanHsd by slight bite. she Il
~" nt hpspitgl suffering from
blood poisoning ana the doctors say
that hrt condition 10 serious
~ "a pnrty given Saturday night
IN a hnslns game. ia fell TO- the ID
~ MisH kiaR 10 be azsl by Her
man ctiga Che was b1ahful unl de.
murrrd. nnaly refusing 40 comply
lie was lnsiatent and piayfuly re-
marked tai he would take the kihs
by force y uklrmish eumcl. II
which. u eoursf. Mlas King was
kissed The urNt day swelling ret IN.
which Developed into malignant puls-
oniuE i9taY Her face Is swollen "a
several times its normal size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
4 BEST MAN
FOR THE PRINCE

NEWPORT. K. J.. sept 2a.-Prnce
faafacuzene. VINO 81 aaHa to we'd
3 ,sfr.1nk Ala Dent Grant. has been au-
nearing at ahe amusemeH places
here. and atfrscfa much attention
from the crowd n ia announced
fb.t HSnore Palmer. cousin IN the
bride, win b. tha best man 70 th
veddinx. This position ~ honor sHf
araf Offered to Grand Duke cyril
ana later to Count CasHIn.. the RUS
saan ambassador. bui I1Ha= could
accept
Tho Prince has given ret ~ silver
Guns 10 be played Tor hY th yauul
ueie players At Newport takIng o. q
means 10 show bis npDrer Hti0u OF
eourteslea EXTENDED 10 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
Fort OF THE
HATFIElDS TAKEN

MATrwAS. w va. seri. eo.--1'he
1onr-exnartea attack urau the 1ld
HATED fers ~ . posse II rltlzenE
was made lafa last evening and after
! sharp Eight. fsrvii Auae Hatfield.
MI son Hob. and his Egu-sn law. j,
r1nxnsa. suFrsnEered.
Cap HaEheif she most notorious
of he name. rsanasea e. csc Sc. en-
ala also 4 half . dozen nthsrs.
rp.sli Anze1 i the father - Cap
He won his title when he ed party
which shof thre. u tha Mccoy.
nrroSs the border into kentneky and
burned their bodies 20 tbs stake.
Devil Anse was never before ar
rested lie has more than . score =
tlr,s- led a. people % batt5s against
she asthoritlss both ~ Kentucky and
West Virginia.
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SHOOTING AT A
CAMP MEETING

corFyMBTA. r g. Ssps ga bir
~-n~I ~ wfites. fuH - whisky. went
10 a neE-v esffD n1fetinG 2 isaur
ter county. ten miles firm = county
seat. last night. ueEro objected Co
their conduct. and the whites then
tIred into the crowdra church. The
nerr1es retsfned the nfs aad thr
wh5fss scattered. Tive HhItea--thc
uonxh brothers were ssrfaaaiy in-
t,ref and number % negro s-iust
INV many cannot be aseefia.nei--
wnrc shot. None u reported deed.
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Big Reroilte la ohio.

TIFFtS. o. sept. - a large aers
oiits fsli near Sycamore. fHuth u
here. this morning II wriEhsi over
40 puDuais awd huFei into many
pieces The iiEht If tho meteor waA
binding and ita fpar tH passing
through the sir wss deafnniug. u
made the earth tremh.c when u
airmak
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aftempt az Wreeking.

LAPORTE. Ind. Sept - An at
tempt was made Monday aIeht ana
repeated last night tp wreck Lake
snore passenger trans at points west
OF this city. Ties were placed across
the rails, bat we're discovered in
time. Detective are Inv lIsatlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20

DALLAS. Tsx sept - uui Tay.
Eer e mrmbar - fhe Colorado June
tiea iraiu rnHbefs has bean convict
ID 81 Coleman eeaatT ana EiHeu efKat
years En- TIE peuiirntiAry Ha naw
has t. stand gflai f1r murder for Tho
kHlHs % the asemau % the robbed
train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20

In Germany potato bread Is used
- the natives q ThuriuEs TO fesi
their horses. especially when they
arr worked hsr'i IN yssT cold Weata-
~. The animals thrive On IL. and
their health and strength are excel.
lent
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Persisted with Her eabe

HEpALfA. No. sept 20 Mrs. J
81 Williams saturated the clothing
y ferfeif sni two mpnthH-ria babe
with coal oil today and then 81 IRE
"a the garments
She ni tie chNd we're barnet 10
death She Was % unauund mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-20
WHERE is the boy but three
w feet hiph
Who's made Improvement more
than u

Who's made Improvement more
than ?
Shake
Large streams from little foun.
tains flow.
Tall oaks from little aeorns grow f:
Although Ne once we're small and
young.
With Judgment weak and feeble
tongue.
Yet all good business men as We
Have learned TO read their a,
b. G.
The firm OF n. n. DEARBORN &
CO
Still sell tide lots and uplands low,
Room. &. ground floor. Haller's
beehive.
Established eighteen sixty.hve.
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Great Slugs of Gold.

Are being extracted from the bowels
- Mother Earth by the Pueihc Coas,
Gold Mining 20. Fnrty zanr mines ia
activr OPERATION. SoW f. the time
20 buy this stock 81 the Seattle a
Sarth~eHlefn Mlning exchange.
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viii Drop Martin.

BTDIANAPOLIs Ind. Sept. co.
The silver Democratic Of Indiana orc
Kidding conference with the ult'
mate r.urpose pf BUSTING Parks NJ
Msrtls. from the state ehalrmansh D.
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Increase in Expenditures

PARIS. sept. gO.-Tte French bud.
get for 1900 shows an Increase In the
estimated expenditure ~ 49, Goa. 900
francs. The var and murine minis
tries ask for 10. 900 600 francs Increase
Tor The supplementary force la Al
giera and the building ~ new war
ships
The national debt amounts to thlr-
~ milliaTdE.
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sNrssarSr BULLETIN.

THIRD AVENUE THEATER
fTgnigh Giri from chill"
SEATTLE THEATEH = Boston
Lyric ufera company In II TruYa-
tore"
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laa1 fsts nae ehesen exceptionally w ntprfstus spot
~ ~ Ns"yfs Formerly Htaa Essmo gatt mont ~
s go ~ "e''aaet by this sfaaHe r,,e atau 90 'ud
"' a'ass" eaeea ehoseu Het
- = a' hfAne huta uotatas ms sd u hp" ba eeu'
'a NJ - sane "ery sAtl pr probably
- 500 "s ~''FNnt Is an She ueh % 3
-. ~ - Nt'Vaa 9fky Nth lNt
@ %'~ an n"vsfa ety hut6ae-eurs laef
haekFoand chan s m s Hsah and ever the
49, s II ~ fe" q the set cn's M
~ " 80" p aassht wh.p the l, lie suracc ot the
hr-eap u Is ss az which "a stA s,. ouarters and
~. m sas "sh'sst teue aAt h facilities whrh he spiayr'
~ - e A'H sNerggd Lieut. win
~e4sh WI eesin a conforG be
r<>aen
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~ Efsat city q
"Asa"sten volunteers SIN aaurely tutsrtala them
Nst~ ~ shahaN ccebatt aeueht VI tar tn
M " ssAi'cs n charge ~ $4,000
~ ~ MONEY aachR In order 0Hristr atoms n time only
- - sa se'afea date The other raised this
- >e s4as pffsoa weuld ghnk
80 ~n psae pra AMI water fe hnt NOT vim tae cly
q $500 =" ANY 'ph thinE Be has nsd voenrs
sRen aud feast 81 good times
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a St Charles man who swlped a
big blauksnnke with a club last week
Won't do It again The snake had
swallowed a stick of dynamite. at
least, that's the theory.