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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07
Volcanic Eruptions

Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures
them, also old running and fever sores,
ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts,
bruises, burns, scalds. chapped hands
and chilblains. Best pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only
25 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
by p. G. Remington druggist.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07
The Weather.

For sale by E. 8. Beardsle,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07
First publication April Z, 1897

First publication April Z, 1897
Summons.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
Bur!eish, SIS. In district court, Sixth ju,
dicial district. "
HORACE CLARK.
Plaintiff,
VS..
MYRA MAY CLARK,
Defendant.
The state of North Dakota to the above named
defendant.
You are hereby summoned to answer the COM
plant iDthis action and to serve a copy of your
answer upon the subscribers within thirty days
after the service of this ummon upon you cx-
elusive of the day of service, and in case of your
failure to appear or answer Judgment will be
taken against you by default for the relief dc.
manded in the complaint.
Dated February IL, 1899.
CONKLIN & MURPHY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, jamestown, N. d.
Take notices: The summons and complaint in
the above entitled action was filed in the office
Of the clerS of the district court, Burloigh
County, N. D. on the 21st day of February, A..
d. 1899. CONkLIN MURPHY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07

The best appetizer and regulator Of
the digestive organs is Angostura Bit
tiers, prepared by J. g. B. siegert s.
Sons.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-04-07
MAY BE MORE VOLUNTEERS.

A dispatch from Washington says:
There is good prospect that a call will
be soon issued for $4,000 volunteers, as
provided in the army bill. The out
look now is that there will be prolonged
fighting in the Philippines. 1t is be-
lieved that Gen. Otis has been cabled
on the ACCESSIBILITY of sending 10000
more troops to Manila as soon as pos
Sible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
Happy Takers.

a young married woman, whose
home 10 In that vague region known
az uptown. startled some OF her rel
ativcs greatly the other day by quite
an unexpected humorous onslaught
She 10 an impetuoua young woman
and she was just ready to 60 out.
down town. presumably. when she
suddenly turned back and rushed In
10 the family sitting room. Several
members Of the family we're there
and she exclaimed;
Did you hear about those New
York fakirs7'
what about them1" cried some
body.
why. they're Just earning loads
~ money selling canes made from
the log Of the Olympia He, ha, hai"
And she rushed from the house TO
catch TIE car.
All the listeners laughed save one
II don't see" said the exception.
how they could spare ~
spare what7" queried one OF the
lauEherH.
THAT log"
do you know what a log ls2'
The exception smiled In a superior
manner Hadn't she Just been up the
lakes2
why. its one of those timberH."
she said, that they hang over the
side Of the boat TO keep other boats
from humping into H."
THIS time the laugherB roarsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
Dom RasI.

For the other side Dom Paul. OF
stcphanus Johannes Paul Kruger. 10
give him all his names. has been
called tho "siumb~rsng Lon
opn means chief. president or one
IN authority
BE il si1 feet tall and win abnor-
maiiy long legs. huge hands. feet
and ears fast mouth and chin. In
manner he 10 very stosid
lie once outran horse FOE one
hundred yards. In his youth he was
a wonderful horseman. HE fsasH Of
eausatrianisrn almost eaualed those
% a circus rider.
II IL said - him that WHEN young
he could stand on his head on q
gailorins horse. holding on BY the
stirrup ssrars.
lie - intensely religious. and. curl
Dusty as u may seem. an American
missionary confirmed him.
he knows the Hibi. from cover 10
cover and has a tent for every day
and every occasion.
he IL a constant and excessive
smoker.
oon Paul left Cape Town as a boy
with the Great Trek Of lsss. and his
whole life since brave on. u has
been. TOBIAS been a struggle FOE
Independence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
IN THE WORLDS EYE

Joseph Chamberlain watches over
the English issues In the Anglo AZ
fican controversy
lie 10 ~ years Old. but looks much
younger.
he began life as a merchant and
manufacturer.
lie has been mayor OF HtrminE.
ham three times.
He has been married three times.
the present Mrs, Chamberlain being
our fellow countrywumhn The daush.
ter OF x-sseeretary EndIcotI
lie was firni Gladstone supporter
then an imrerialist ana then a an
touIst
lie Is famous Tor his eonlness and
cutting sarcasm. and tn debate these
TIVE attributes have made him. POS
sibly. N. man most feared In the
house Of Commons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
Curios Landmarks In Wales

"A curious barren mound Is 10 be
seen In Montgomery churchyard
Whatever the cause. there In plainly
20 be seen a strip Of sterility I'm the
form OF a cross in a mass OF verdure
with the mound a melancholy legend
10 connected. II IL called Roberts
Grave" and the story In that be-
meath this barren hillock lie the re
mains Of an innocent man vito was
hanged on mistaken evidence. 1t is
said that while the man stood on the
gsiiows. with the rope round his
neck, he solemniy declared. as a
proof Of his innocence. that grass
should never grow on his grave. And
oven 50 q was and In. Anyone who
sttempts 10 frgstrate the fulfilment
OF ttas prophecy by sowing grass on
thas syot pays the penalty with Ids
Hfe. Issts-sses are given Of indlvid-
uaas sskr~ have been ssAs enough to
~ -, ssd tsrys sass tssssr d..s.a go~r
t:fssSszsspdssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
Frills OF Fashion.


Reversible scotch suitinKz have
taken the world by storm.
4 two-tensd velvet with white re-
lief IL one % the most decided velvet
innovations.
Doll sleeves II a modified shape ap.
pear on a few OF the Jackets and
waists
star,llnEiy brilliant. rcd. French
flannel shirt waists are very fash
ianabls
Peau de nnte the latest siig for Aep.
arste waists. Tareta 10 the second
choice.
Frinksd silk STARTS drape many Of
the new medium sized velvet hats.
Many Of the sfaaftsss winter gar.
meuts owe theie beauty % oTna.
mental buttons
Paii;stica - st almost cover hand.
come evening gowns
A gathered back skirt. the latest
Partisan notion. IL causing quite an
excitement.
The habit 81 saddle back skirt IL
far and away Ia the lead as the skirt
% the season.
The rich floral effects In new bro
cades. Tor dowaKcrs evening tolisttcs
are particularly striking.
Much bright neckwear. both for
men and women. IL on view.
Oynamsntntionh Of appliqucd band
some straight. some curved. some
vardyked. and some pointed. ~ a
feature q the most stylish imported
costumes.
French flannel and ianneictte
dressing sacks we're never 40 pretty
nor in such Infinite variety.
The double breasted IL undoubted-
ly the proper winter Jacket
The cords Of the latest silk popllns
are very much larger than last year.
The prominent fall suit Ia tailor
made Of dark gray, with white
thread wovs In a.
The English square or erossovcr. Il
stili the most popular necktie TO
wear with the tailor made Jacket and
skirt.
Bralds and Abers form the most
exclusive designs in head covering
Blocked felt shapes appearing only
In the cheaper hats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30

Hum0r OF The Day.

I'm sorry We so, Willie a ticket
10 that new gymnasium"
why 500
when came down stairs this
morning he was turning panekyrles
all over the parios floor
Jim took the farewell round trip
on the palatiai MassaNoit last week.
Only half rate. you know. with the
famous meals thrown IN Jim loves
high living. you remember
Yes"
Well. he lost the meal he started
with and couldn't ca, another during
the entire trip"
Queer case Of that Western man
In New York. saturday night. wasn't
nF"
what Was thhtT-
Went 70 sleep on a Ere hydrant
Fire broke out in tfse neiEhburhood.
firemsn coupled on to hydrant and
pumped away for two hours without
disturbing him. Fire kept getting
closer and pretty soon the Western
man began 20 feel warm. Then he
half awoie. stretched himself and
muftered. "Darned glad laid here
long enough 10 let Maria git up an
make the Are"
Mrs Yocum--D Dear. what r. ali this
trouble about President Kruger and
the Transvaai
Mr. Yoeum-um-ynu Hes Dom
Pauls wife does her own cooking.
Twinkle. twinkle. little star.
Looking down from Heavens bar.
Twink a trifie extra. dear
Don't you know tina, Dewey's hsrsf
They claim that a gallon Of uquid
air costing cent Will produce as
much cold rs IS pounds Of ice D."
say. how would you like to be the
Ice man them
Il notice that the horses down
East are getting their winter coats
much earlier this season"
II suppose they are going to make
themselves a. comfortable az poe
slble while they stay"
- Cincinnati girl walked up ana
kissed young George Dewey without
a word of warning
How bold. II he good looking ?"
Il don't know or course. that
doesn't make any differens rs long
as you kiss him for his father"
PA. ! 'Sposs when Adam and Eve
were hustled out O. paradise they
went with rush. didn't they"
Pap sighed.
II suppose So he said.
Ran. perhapH7"
.Perhaps."
"And Cain ran ahead7'
Maybe 90"
That was the original Cain rush.
wasn't Il. dad2"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
Census Word " Family. y

There are some queer features In
regard 20 the census use OF the word
famiy," II means practically all
those who eat at the same table, A
hotel IL a family, The Memorial Hall
Dining Association at Cambridge Ia
a family, ~ In the Danvers iunatie
asylum, stray man who keeps a
bachelors hail is a family, The ne
cvasity for this use Of the term came
with the question Of enumorAting to-
meSsic servants. II was found alb.
soiutely impossible 10 attach them 90
their own families. scattered aa they
were. They had 20 ~ with the fam
NY they were hvins with. THIS led
60 a continuation Of the principle,
with the result mentioned As II
works out. the census family differs
from the actual family IN slHe only
By small fraction u one person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
NAVY SHORT
OF SURGEONS
IN lacrosse In the Medical
Corps Is Urged.

WASHINGTON. y. c. Oct ~
The stronxcs; Recommendation in the
annual report OF Surgeon General
van Reypan. recently made pubiis. Il
thss relating 20 an incrrase Of the
medical corps IN the navy. He points
out saat while there has been a
ssesdy increase In the enlisted force
OF the navy for the past two years.
and while the marine corps has been
sweiied By the addition Of a,cpo men.
there has been no suitable provision
made fer Q corresponding increase In
the medical corps. which 10 charged
with the care OF the health OF these
men.
Every surgeon who Is not sick Is
said 20 be on duty. and tire depart
ment has been unable 10 supply sur
Geons for needed recruiting and 9TH
or duties. Therefore. the surgeon
general recommends that the corps
be increased i've surgeons and TWEEN
~ assistant surgeons and that she
volunteer surgeons who served in the
war and are now IN the service be
transferred 10 the regular rolls aud
the age limitation be reversed In
their casex- There are eighteen Of
shese mon. and In some cases they
are over 20 years Of age. II IL also
earnestly urged that the naval as
sistsnt surgeons be placed on an
equality with those Of the army tn
pay and rank.
A. present the army can get all Of
the medical service II needs. while
the navy can get scarcely any sur
geons to serve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
Seuth Afries.

Beer means farmer. but -
name applied 10 almost any person
OF Dutch descent living In the Trans.
vaaI. u Eurupeau descent who use
hnbitually the broken Dutch 1Afri-
kantaail spoken IN South Africa
Christmas. do1d Friday. Easter
Ascension day and Whit Monday
all reiistouH--ars FIVE out ~ the nine
legal holidays In the TraRavaai
Dian aonds we're first discovered in
Kimberly. TIE center Of the Krrat
African industry. in 1851. but the big
rush didn't begin until three Year.
later. I, lS now a town Of y. 90 In
hahitants. with electric railways ard
a cosupls,. water supply. Its deep
|svsi shafts make IL famous. one is
1900 feet deep.
Joubert In comma ndR mt general for
the Beers and STR HsdvsrH Butler for
the English In the present unpleas-
antnesa.
Sir Redyers Butler has the largest
English stan since the Crimean war
Miners. the few who will remain.
are nov getting IS day and their
food.
A great deal Of the meat for the
British army has bsen ordered from
Louisville. Chicago. Cincinnati and
~ Louis. Il II predicted that this
will raise the price Of our meat
The Beers have a very strong al
mixture ~ religion in their charac-
tsra. their religion being not unlike
the faith 81 our early puritans.
The State church Of the Beers II
the Dutch Reformed. 7, IL divided
into factions. the Doppers and the
Radicals. The last named sing
hymns. which Ia much against the
consclences Of the Doppers. who con-
slider this practice very worldly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
The Dog Expected II.

A New York society dame. who In
an ardent upholder Of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 AMI
mails. owns n little fox terrier Of
which she il exceedingly fond, A
man who had called on her the other
day was admirinR the dog and asked
SITS mistress how she. with all her
humane theories. could have allowed
the cruel dog fancier 10 cut of his
tail and ears TO the fashionable de-
gree OF brcvity The dame drew
herself up and replied with some
hauteur.
My dear sir. Snap expected It.
Every thoroughbred fox terrier ex-
poets TO have his tail and ears
shortened" And that humbled man
went away saying 10 himself. That
II the first time ever thought Of
'noblesse obllge' AZ applying TO fox
terriers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
MEET
AT TACOMA
Favor Change In Course Of
College Preparation.

TACOMA. oct. so.-rhe srml-an-
nual meeting u the Puget Sound
schooimasters club was held IN Ia.
coma saturday. and there were near.
~ 60 OF the best known educators uf
Western Washington In attendance.
President q. a Stanley called the
club 60 order IN the auditorium Of
thv Central school. and after a dis
eussion OF features Of the program
covering the hours from 10 20 1
o'clock. a luncheon was enjoyed at
the Hotel Tacoma. and then the
meeting was resumed in parlor A
Of the hotel
More important. probably. than
any other matter which was before
the club. Was the question of chang.
inE the prensnt ngrment 81 coli
lsge preparation The pupil under
the present system. IL expected 10
put eight years In the graded and
grammar schools, and four years In
the iIiEh school. before entering coll
lese Al the meeting u the Nation.
al Educational association at f.os
Angeles a committee reported IN fa-
Vor OF changing this 30 as e. make
sin years In the lower schools and
sls ycars In the hinh schools. The
national association. says J. -. Law.
renee, - Columbia CITY. has been
working on this problem ever since
1850
Tho handling % tho association
committees report VAS Ia the nature
OF symposium. aud nearly every.
one participated Opinion was more
OF less divided. The more prominent
speakers were Principal " p VIII
son. Of the State Normal school at
EilenHburR. County superintendent
", II. Dewey, President II y. Veg
cnsr. Of the Tacoma ilEh school.
Prof. Edwin Twitmyer. superinten-
dent Of seatite's schools. Prof, . =
Jones. Who has been principal % tho
Denny schooi at Seattle for ta years I.
Assistant Superintendent baheock
u SEATTLE. President Frank n. 0auit
% WhitNorth college. and Prof.
Clark y Young % Tacoma.
Eventually a motion was carried
authorizing the appointment OF a
committee 60 examine into the ques.
ton fully and report at an d-iourna
ed meeting 20 ~ held when TIE state
Teachers association meets in n.-
cember. Prot Jones. - seattle. was
named b. the chair and given pow
sr % select HE associates on the
committee later.
Prof. Edward Twitmycr. OF Seattle.
Prof J =. Gould was reelected sae-
Rotary. Prof J. q. Lawrence. Of
Columbia city. was designated the
committeeman 60 prepare the pro-
gram for the May meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
The Lessons of Dewey.

The youth OF America should keep
the example Of Dewey before their
eyes and impress the picture well on
their minds They can ioarn from u
that everything f. possible In n coun-
try like this whore the individual
must make or mar his own fortune
They can learn from II that he who
IL faithful over a few things will be
given control Of many. They can
learn from II that the world In al
ways waiting for men OF serious
thought and earnest effort and that
spasmodie brilliancy availeth not.
There are thousands Of men who
are endowed with richer gifts than
is Dewey. who never made their
marks. Conscious OF their own pow
ers. they abhor drudgcry and pains
taking and are always waiting for
opportunities to exploit themselves
They are looking for short roads to
fame. for Kohinoors. for great things
that come suddenly and which are
mastered without effort. Foolish and
futllel Character Is the basis OF all
success and character II like the
coral reef. SLOW ana painful Of build
ing, but iudestructible when built.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
chehalis Store Rob b cd.

CHEHALIs. oct. ao.--The clothing
store Of Joseph Goodman was brok
en- iato Monday night. aud about 7i50
worth " EuodH were taken. The
burglars broke a window and loosen
ed window fastening. Apparently
three complete suits. with overooats
and a large quantity OF silk handker-
chiefs and other small articles and "A
gold watch. were taken. Hobocs are
supposed TO have dunc the Job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
ECHOES OF BATTLE.

Mock fights are common In English
service. where troops are taught how
90 march. charge. retreat. form IN
Hire Of battle. and do all the things
which are likely to be required In
actual warfare. except 20 kill the
supposed enemy. The soldiers take
great delight in IL.
A French officer. Capt. Girard. has
invented an army bicycle which
promises TO 10 good work. II folds
At ehe word Of command the soldier
riding the bicycle dismounfs. folds
the machine In two. whips out the
handle bars. attaches two broad
straps, shngs u over his back and
walks on with no more inconveni-
ence than ~ he ts carrying his pack.
Engiish ofieers make fun Of IL.
All the European nayfes are prac-
ticing shooting. Our soldiers taught
them the necessity for good shooting
in the Spanish war.
The French government has added
two ships 70 the instruction feet IN
order 20 save the wear and tear OF
battieships for mere instruction pur-
poses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
SIN siipox at Benton Hsrbor

DENTON HARnoR, Mich, oct 30
For two weeks a strange disease has
been hafflinE the doctors Of this city,
In every case somewhat rvaomblcd
smallpox In q mild form. and last
night tho health officers pronounced
the disease smallpox, The disease
Ia confined TO ave houses, Further
spread Of the disease Is now thought
TO DO checked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
U. or w. LOSES A GAME

The 4. Of w. team went down be-
fore Port Townsend by a score Of II
90 0. The game was not "A fair test
Of the teams. Tho Townsend men
had a padded team. Fort FIaFler be-
ing drawn ON for the best talent.
The Varsity boys were badly ham
dieapped. Larson and Ciunlc nm
were out Of Il. The II landed at the
Key city ut 4p. m. The change Of
clothes was made aboard the boat.
whence the team went direct TO the
grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30

Ladies' Fine TENNIS FLANNEL
NIGHTGOWNs, yoke front and
back. cut extra full and roomy, 7sc
value. only bge eheb.
Ladies Fine Ff5ANSELETfE
GOWNS. pretty braid trimmed yoke.
lace trimmed Gun and collar cut
extra fun and rOomy. tLs5 value.
only ii.00 each.
Ladies' Fine Cinderella FLAS-
NELETTE N1GHT0OWSs. pretty
sailor collar. pretty braid trimmed
yoke and Gun. rich cream. pink and
blue colors. $50 value. only tl.2s
each
Ladies Fine MUSLIN GOWNS.
V-ehaped runlcd neck. 10 rows tuck
Ing and embroidery. inssrtion trim
med yoke. pretty ruffled Guns. 7sc
value. only Zoe each.
Ladies' Fine MUSLIN GOWNS.
pretty embroidery and wide lace
trimmed neck. pretty laee.irimmed
cum. cut full and roomy. cheap at
ii.0o. our price only &c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
Not Guilty Of Murder.

CoLvILLE. wash, oct 50.--'Mrs
Mamie Brown. who for week has
been on trial for the murder OF her
husband. L. J., Brown, al North
port. stevens county october 10. was
acquitted by the jury Saturday even
ms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
Gamblers Pay for federation in Seattle
According to One of Their Number
STARTLING STORY FROM INSIDE
Showing How Enormous Are the Profits OF
the Gambling Houses and How
They Divide

you have monthly prons OF the
well known sporting man
20 reporter 4 tell something Ia that
Take standard Tor
with the there and the ngurcs
thai / disputed BY the propFeors
remained flA
OF establishment. representing
afterwards reserved for
A. remaining $1,000 Was .
gambler holds - pct cent
pruht amount
ed divided NJ between the
purinx the following pronts nereas
ed running expenses You zee
In sharr
smssr amounted quite comfortable sum In eomp"r
son 10 he other men make
several conversation between Dave
the White House which ne
stated gamblers cut up $4,000 In their last
100000 above AL sxpsns"- including
nd who ia the deal Clan
Of while tho standard md
white House Of city officials Last =
council visited the stan
apparently much Interested In the
Of Police Reed
gamblers and receives much valuable
froun John considue
heard consdne city omca .
only
and there O kicking
Ereat many pf the INSIDE
TO he which
cusvsiy cUustne exercises the autho
ties Of the city"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
Steel Rails SIS q Ton.

NEW YORK. oct. ao.--3nies OF
steel rails last week. Al t83 IA ton.
aggregated bt7.szo tona. The price
now II tah ton. 80 Tar this season
the steel companies have cold about
100000 tona Of rails for delivery in
1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30
AMUSEMENT puLLrrIN.

SEATTLE THIeATER (TonighD
"A Yenuine Yentleman."
THIRD AVENUE THEATER
tTonight)-'1n Mlzzonla."
OLYMPIC HALL-Vaudeville and
Moving Pictures,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30

Mems Fine MUSLIN NIGHT
HHIUTa. handsomely finished, cut
fun and roomy. 75e value. only 700
each.
Mems Fine MUSLIN NfoHT-
SHIRTS, handsome silk enbroidsr-
ed front. spiendldiy made. s3c value.
only G9c each.
Mems Fine TENNIS FLANNEL
NTGHTBHIKT5. cut extra full and
roomy. cheap at Toe. our price Doc
each.
Mems Extra Quality FLANNEL
ET-rE NfGHTSHIRTB. collar and
front plat and ouffs Of solid collars.
silk stitched, making a most strik-
inKiy handsome garment our price
800 each.
Mems Extra Quality MUSLIN
SIGHTsHiHTs. beautiful silk en-
broidered front. plat and cuffs:
cheap at fI.2s. only sse each.
Childrcn's Fine TENNIS FLAN-
MEL HTGHTGOwSs. cut full and
roomy. ese value. only soc each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-30

Fr. Annie kusaeil
Srss.rosn sa 1es~es. n HiHoisley blk