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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
BUSY DAYS
IN WASHINGTON
Heads OF War Department
Are Hard Worked.

WASHINGTON. u G. Sept a.
II anyone thinks that the men IN the
departments here do MAJ work Jet
him come 20 washington. me ereat
state. Nar and navy baildiuE ls the
busiest place Imaginable. These men
arr really 40 hnsy that they have net
tine 10 TAX. enc feels A snrg u
pity faF them whru he arrests their
work wlth a question. Trey snsWea
t1 as thsy plaw alanR with ihe praii-
Eiauz piles u stun upon their desks;
~ the question needs ref Teacs.
tfey press button. cali e messenger
ard ask f1r the nie Then they ~
sume their i8har= at the deak. psnt-
inx the arrival % the Ale When Il
comes they consult Il ami briefly an
swsr the question. And thus Il go :
on all day long Their offices ars
constantly nlles with persons seek
Ing Information. and yet thc grent
volume 81 work must 40 steadily for
Nar,i.
There Is probably 20 better tn
stance oefainabis % the ability %
the government TO meet an emer-
gency than that Afforded By the -
tabilshmsnt ard Development % tie
transport ssryice Every daughter
Of Eve knows what an lntcFmiuahie
Job Il l. 60 gst started on q little
vacation. There are rooms % - en-
Eaged IN the heGel. involving eansid-
cradle correspondence there are rail-
road tickets 20 - purchased and no
end 81 bother IN obtaining tho reEer-
vation q slsepgnE-car space. there
are trunks galore 10 b. packed and
there f. the Inevitable awakening
20 the fact when you reach your des-
tinati0n that yuu have lift the thing
you most desired behind That r.
only an Individual ease - the trans
portatian % a shirt waist and a blue
skirt with SRI inside.
The government ~ the United
States suddenly cgnfrontei with the
necessity for the transportation
across seas ~ a vast army with all
its camp. hospital and field equip
rnent. ard It could not afford e. ieave
the most iusgulhcant article heh nd
TIE situation was complicated BY the
fact that the government diA aef pos
sess q single ship IN wtisa 10 trans
port It's Troops. ard BY fh- further
fact that never having NaEcd a far-
eiEn was it had no one in lta employ
with experience In the cnrryinE
across seas ~ m army II had 20
think the whole problem out Ter IT,
seif auf &c ha1 "a think Il Suf IN
stantly SHIPS had % be bought.
and having been nouRht rad 10 be
reiitted throughout 50 that a rsgi.
rneut could be carried with comfort
ana safety. Tiers upon tiers II
hunks had to be built. shower baths
constructed In abundance vcntiia-
tlnn supplied TO Ill parts u tho ship.
a lightinR plant devised. hospital
ward established. and plenty 81 room
left for exercise. This process had 70
Be- gone through on every sdip that
the government purchased. Yet tho
government al. and that ~ only
some Of It's work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26

LoEa-suferlor quality. per NJ. No.
fr. ss1r. merchandise mr.. per NJ.
slsoas No / cedar. ss1I. common
per NJ. Has. spruce logs. ts5q. cedar
ahluEic bolts. ts927a.
Fir f.umbrr--HouRh. s. 70 thick fin.
Ishsd. surfaced. one or two sidsr, =,
10 and !. inches wide. slsaz9; lengths
~ so 10 feet; special lengths. zoe per
~ extra. onssiuch nnlah. ti1ait. a..
vertical grain. - rer ~ extra: fiooF-
inF., dressrd and matched. usWsl
stock boards. s-inch. tagis' i0-ineh.
g. bodis. i2-inch. sisHt9; fencing, No
or e-lnch finish. 50. Ne. :. -. V or
channel rustic Of drop siding, weight
sooo lbs. siiQit. mr. timber. ieisis and
scaniiinRs. rough. s. soUis, 3 : +.
- s0UIs. So 4. tIiuit. box boards.
ig-inch and up. SIS.
Washington ned Cedar Lumber
Rough, - bevei siding. weight 700
lbs. titUis %. ceiling. weights. Nos
i. :. and J. G-s-ineh, 900 lbs; Nos.
1. and J. f.-inch. 700 los, IsdzI'
walnacotlnR. sioaii. rustic. s2A9 >.
a. shingles. Ito. standard shln-
giles. 81 10. i-lnrh finish. II. u and IL
feet, i2sa3t. thick finish. t2e0i6. ee-
dar squares. 7. s. . aud 10 feet tsi9
-. pieketE 81.
Kiln dried. 81 In advance OF green.
drayage, Soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
0UAkING OF
THE EARTH

The latest details ~ the great Al
aska earthquake confirm the original
stories. and even add to them NJ
Yakutat there were over 20 distinct
shocks. People were thrown 10 tn
floor. while crockery was smashed.
and window ginFa broken. 4 great
tidal wave rushed toward tho village
and would have washed IL away had
not a vast chaam opened M near the
shore and swallowed II up Great
forests were split into kiudling wood.
Mighty rocks were torn from their
resting place and crashed down the
mountain side. Hubbard glacier Was
shaken from Ito mornings. and the
mighty mass Of Ice, thousands ~ feet
thick, with 2ia miles Of sea front, adj
vauced three quarter. ~ mile into
he ocean. while tre very heavens
seemed 10 CULVER with its awful ro1r
Tho earth grpaned ana rocked, while
the terror-stricken natives petition
Cd an their gods 20 remove the curse
that hung over the land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
The VANDERBILT DEAL
WILL Be PUT THROUGH
Notwithstanding the Recent Death OF
Cornelius Vanderbilt. -WilI In
cIude Chicago & Alton.

2swhic death Of Cornelius Vanderbilt
temporarily delay Vanderbilt
believed that railway and financial circles
viii be
directory Of the New York Cen
raj possible Mr. Vanderbilt be-
NIlf
reports projected combination Of roadsn
ny Of traffic
exclusively u Vanderbilt
properties
than
properties representing
Rockefeller
Will there thorough mdconnni line
be southern
cont line
connecting INK
the New York cenral Lake shore At chaEo and the Au9
nj
Missouri EanHas and Texas Eng through line
ia point 70 the philippines
for hlpptn sound
a
The
and
be runacGuuhcuthl line
Short Line aud the
already
en- over Rockefeller controls the Missouri
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
Is HIS BODY
IN LAKE UNION?

Thomas Barton. engineer In the
Seattle Steam laundry on the eastern
shore OF Lake Union. Is missing, and
the police. assisted by the employees
of the laundry. are making o an
gent search for him. Fears are ex-
pressed that Barton. Ia q at Of des-
pondency. has ended hls life In the
lake. Barton was IN the habit ~
drinking on Saturday night ana sun
doy. and then not being able 60 COM
mence work Monday morning. lie
was secn st the laundry last sunday
afternoon "a an intoxicated condition
rs several 81 the employees George
whiting, the haHtior. went - work
yesterday morning about g O'Clock.
lie aaw there WAS no fire Ia the boil
ora. and went 10 awaken Barton on
opening Tho door he discovered that
the room was vacant \ search was
On fIe around tho laundry without
avail Last night his disappearance
wns reported 10 lie police. Barton
Is as years OF eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

IN the excitement - prepare
ton FOR receiving our soldier
hoyH and "a cHultutIpn over
commercial success. let uH not
forrct that the arai national
convention Ut amy organization
ever hnld in seattle baarmhieH
ON the 10th of next month
DolreateH from AN parts Of CD"
United at4taa VIII D. iu attend
auep. MANY uf thpar are 500
men af tpun4u To their various
fields ~ activity. ANA many are
connected with pubiieaii ms
whose columns VIII broadcast
sraitie'a fams.
Hut Ia the point These ia
dies muat b. shown about the
city aud othfrrlre entertained
all If which costs good hard
coin ItehlisIue fhe HansntH thc
city Will receive from this Ha.
armhIage. $50 Offered o. donate
f. per cent 81 auf retail
cash sales THE Weak. FRIDAY
ana SATURDAY. 90 TIE ru'of-
tHinment fund Ana nos $50
want you t. Hf-tai ihe ladies ~
coming TO ih.a aBle which van
bt unisr the uuHuIear of fH.
local s. g. r. a.
Denny C0ryeIl Company
7l6 First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
LONG DISTANCE
RECORD BROKEN

NEW YORK. sept 2o-Miss Jane
e. Yatman finished her 70o-mlle BIZ
cycle run az o'clock this morning
al Valley Stream. l. T The distance
Traa covered In q hours and 3 min
utes during which she slept ! hour
and Is minutes. At the conclusion II
the task Miss Yatman was 10 good
condition. but 10 sleepy that she
could make only an itlegible scrawi
upon the register when she tried to
sign her name 10 complete the record
Of her achievement She vas gwen
warm bath. an alcohol rub and put
20 bed. The best previous record Of
continuous riding BY a woman was
made BY Mrs. Lindsay. % Brooklyn.
who rode 800 miles consecutiycly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
DarrsiI SGT Frau.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. scpt 70
Eugrnc Darueu. who vas ntauHtd
by two reporters OF the rhila ieil,'iit
Times ~ n Hay and " SilsHa='f
having been an accessory hgfo-e Er'i
after the fact to the murder Of fae
mother and grandmother of III snaw
Of Camden, n J.. WAS disrhnrs i thln
afternoon after the hearing - feV-
eral witnesses. by Justice Of ths
Peace Flnnrv % Camden. who aHid
there was no evidence Ia connect
him with the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
THE N0N-UNI0N
MINERS fATED
They Will be Drowned Like
Rats In q Trap.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. sept 70 -.
fnerntasies. supposed to be- striking
miners this morning before daylight
Hrt IRE to the power hedse and 9th
rr buildings ~ the Dayton coal and
Iron Company al Dayton. Tenn. sn-
tlrely destroying the building Tho
loss by fire wiii BE- 80 oea but che
worst damage was done after thu
siane. ehru the striking miners rut
the pumps and pipes leading from
the shafts af~i flooded the large
mines. Engines have bswn sent Ter.
and the situation l. serious Wagr
rushed down the shafts IA tBrrvrfa
and q Number ~ men are supposed Go
be In the mihsn at the mercy % the
flood There t. no Nay q Eat thrm
cut uf the shafts and death b. be-
inE drowned seems thsir certain fate.
Special deputy nherira havs gone
10 the scene. taking blandhoundn
With them o. trace the miscreants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
Swift 5uylng Ranches.

KANSAS cry. No. SEPT 20 q
= swift. the Chicago sud - Louis
packer has bought the ~ kerfn
ranch - fso.eoa acres "a Gaines court
Is. Texas. and the ChliafrHs ranra.
the purchase price 81 the latter be'aF
ssan. 0oa Ten fhuusand cattle are nov
EraslnF on the Caiiiress ranch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS

T>ieaaay Morning The most not
abir change IN markets to-day was
in ahh. iiaiibai Is now selling a.
from a6te. salmon from aWsc. oiym-
pis oysters from NJtat . PEE sack
clans at 81 IS PET sack. uunEeness
crabs a. tits. cooked az fi.zi
The fruit and vegetable market =
short - stock. bat "a san Francisco
bat will he uniaadrf this afternoon
witch viii cause some importaa,
changes.
TIE following prices are being Of
ysfei TO the producer BY the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock OF IN the car at Seattle:
Grain-oatn. t.1.oa harley. 81 a0T
is %. "a HEAT chi ken feed. tie ee. bran.
tiln0. shorts. $500.
llay-PuFct sound, per ton. s. no1
800. Eastern Washington timothy.
tIt0o. alfalfa. s. n0al0 o.
EREa strictly Fresh ranch. &c.
Butter Fresh ranch. sdioc. bes,
creamery. 2i1zsc-
Poultry - Chickens. live. i7Titc.
ducks. lie. turkeys. isc; geese. Toe.
Live stark-Choice beef cattle.
cows. sQ7hr; steers. sAatHe: good
hogs. live. t4a1ac. hogs, Creased. &c.
calves. dressed. large. O.. small. sc.
calves. large. live. &c: small. &C.
Hides, pelta and wool-fIeavy
sound. hsIisd steers. over co lbs. sue
medium sound. per 10. Sc. light
sound. under &c lbs. 7iso. cows. sound.
al WEIGHTS. TIC stays. bulls and oxen
fa5e. sslted kirs, TIC: eolvca. Per ID.
stsc. green hides. ic less than Hai;ed.
dry hides. per ID. i2e. dry cuils. one
third less. summer deer. per III. 22a
Sc. vinter deer. dry. isdiec rhpery
deer. a4lsc. dry elka. aUioe. green
elk. 90 sheep peliH. s50s5e. shear
iinEn. i5a25c. Eastern Washington
wool. sMc. Western Washington wool
I2kc. dirty or timber burned. ioMc;
taiiow. 2h45c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
Queen Wilhelmins Robbe d

THE HAGUE. sept - ssvs raj
vaiaa bls toilet articles belonging to
Queen wiiaelmina and a quantity %
silver ani Eoid dishes wrrc stolen
from the palace recently. Detectives
have recovered the greater part 81
the property In the shop of a siis'ef-
smith. who says ne purchased Il I'm
from th@ aitvrrmasters at the palace.
The latter has fed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
MILLIONAIRE TRIES
To RUN A TOWN

IA SALE. H.. Sept. 2s.--Edwar1
e. HeGeler the millionaire zinc man
OF La Sale. and partner In the Mat
thiessen & felgeIer Zinc Company.
has been declared - after by the
city authorities. Ths ,.sntentinu Of
the city authorities Is that be has
caused. by the extension ~ the limits
OF his property, the partial olackad-
Ing u one Of the streets. city En-
gineer Richard has been ordered to
make extensive and careful surveys
aud report as preliminary 20 leget
proceedings.
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ysss,s
lnnuSeneniS.
ssApas

a Breach ~ Promise. vaa greet
90 by the aferat Monday n.rh' huuae
81 ths season al fhs r ifd Avenue
iheater last evening rtiu raiiiinE
far,a comedy has caught the tovn.
10 use an -exnrs srixe expression. be
and Is sure e. 10 Fa1d huwnesn all
the week The play BE- bright and
clean. and the songs and sueciaitics
ass clever Nr Aliiff haH gather
"a f1f this season q bunch - fape
eomtdy people - Eastern reputation
shat # would be hard o. equal This
sale far tonight indicates crowded
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
State Fair Opens.

NORTH YAKIMA. sept - Yes
terday waH tho fret day ~ the Slate
fair. which opened wits an attend
aucr 81 400 Tre exhibits are thr
bcni ever made here the fruit and
stock being particularly fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
Charges Against y Convent

UNIHSfLN. Nopt 20 " An lnmntn
Of a brussels conVcnt, who recently
made her escape. has made startling
revelations eonerrning the manage
preion Of The inmates. The dHtfils
have not hern published yet bui The
scandal IL expected 10 be It tn srays
nat nature.
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Vegetables

Potatoes OobblnEl-S Native pota-
toes. 5bemti 90. beets, % per sack.
carrots. per sack. 5ans5c. string
beans. e. per IT.. corn. fi.25ffi 81 per
sack: peas. 2a2r. green corn, iaW2oo
per dor cuaumbcrs. 2nH3ic, tnma-
toes gsc: California sweet pota-
toer. $500 per 100 lbs; bell peppers.
81. a0afi.g5. chill peppers 81 noai25.
native onions. fia5, California
onions. tig5. garlic De- III. German
pruncs. Goa75c. crab apples, co.; can-
trlopea. 50ati00 cauiinawera. Toe per
aoz lettuce. st.25 per box u doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. sept. ss.--Garneu in tho
National league yesterday resulted
aH follows At New York. -ilnHinu =.
New Yurk /. a brooklyn -bronkiyn
" Washington J. AT Fhlindslphia
Philadelphia g. baltimore o. AZ 81
I.8uis-Si Louis J. louisville is AZ
Chicago - rtttshurE Chicago game
postponed on account 81 rain.
The standing q Ciubu T. as fol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26

The Wholesale dealers and manu-
fariurera are advancing prices an
Pianos We have made M raise as
yet. hnd oar assortment r. complete
and choice namaker 1870 Second rs.
---===s=--z=sasaaasss-asa
ksrp Dsar a.. Ntfth sod f-tha
specialists. Tel Pike =
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Hay OobhlnE)-PuFet sound. per
ton. teoQ1 o. Eastern Washington
Timothy. ilu0ati2 o.. alfalfa. q ~
oats Osbhmr) PEI tom. g8lftie
Harley steam rolled. So whole.
so
Corn Whole. 81 50s cracked. ~.
feed meat per ton. fzto0
Feed Wheat. 81. oH cake. meal.
Is On. middIinga. 81 e0agao1. bran.
10 30. shorts. ti559. chopped feed.
80 poq = 90. dairy cropped feed. iis
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Mos, Prices

Oats OabhinFj- ton. se70zs
BARLEY Steam rolled. tzi.oo. whole.
90.
Corn whole. 81 20. cracked. "a
feed meal. per ten. i@a.Va.
Tees- wheat. 81. Oh cake. meal.
So 90. middiluns. 81 600 - o.. bran.
fib o.. shorts, sc oo0 ~ %. chopped
feed. ngo0atzi o.. dairy chopped
feed. $500
Fresh Meat oobbing1 Cow beet.
&c per 10. steer beef. 1lse per ID.
mutton. wrihef. Sc pei u. pork. 54e
rer 10. veal. large, Sc ter ID. small
ioc.
Provisions Oobbing) Hams. large
iaae hams. small. itc. breakfast b. .
con. liac. dry sailed sides. 1Ac. lie.
sAe.
Lard UohblnE1- Home made. per
~. - White Star. sc. Coin special.
ssc; lard compound. tiereeu. &C. TEX
Sac.
Fresh riah ttohhinE1 -fialibui ~ q
ftsc salmon. e81c. founders 1Utc,
naicH. sufei rock cod. too. shrimpH.
kc. smsit. a4sc. oysters. Olympia. s. .
70 Tsr sack. 81 80 per gallon. clans.
81 % PEI sack. Dunreness crabs. live.
81 10: cooked. 81 70. ling col. sefsc
black ed. eu4cs bass. tafc. eaii
Chinook salmon. SO 10 uefcrH. fug
smoking purposes. ~.
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ne Vas Consumed BY Fire

Bscaups 1s did not have his mining
stocks uniefwf.tion by 4. L. Par
ker &. Co.. VOW York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26

\ POSITION OF Partnership with
an earnest Christian. tirst-class BUSH
ness man, who is also an out and out
Third Party Prahihltonist. Address
W. G, Dickson, Box $50, Wnuamsport.
IA.
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aistrTLg BfuDGE go tuilasfs u brds.
90 #hHficH. eaHf bIuhsrH. etc. pile dry
iHH ami HuniaiiaDs. dealers IT. pies. loss
aad tIaFr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26

Green Fruit gobhing l--CoeoanutH.
SIC per dnz lemons. Sa.5oMi 50. an
pler. 75cmtt50 per boN bananas.
a. so4500 per bunch. sweet apple
cider. zoe per gallon. peaches. orange
cIiura. 6s075r box, hlackbcrries.
81 aoni.as. water melons. Slo06l %.
native pluma. Csc. nutmeg melons.
50a75e: Italian pruncs 65c. California
Frapea. white and black, zoe. call
fornla muscat. snc ounces, sl25 per
box. Ohio Concord grapes, 25a35e per
bucket: pears. 81 25Mi.75 Tokay
grapes, soc. crgnberrlfs. ss7j
Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Butter-Ranch. lsWi2e: fancy dat
ry. IN squares, i2aiic; Washington
ereamories. pound prints. zee. East
ern Iowa and figiu, 2002ac
Cheese GohbiuHl Native wash
ington. llWl2Hc. Eastern. llWi2e.
Eggs 9obblnE)-strictly fresh
ranch. &c.
Honey White comb, lalie; HIGHT
amber. 130lic: amber. i2Gi3c.
strained. 7ihm8c.
Poultry--sprng chickens. t2,25I5,
flyers, 81 75N2 50. live turkeys, i5c
ducks. lie. geese. Zoe, live weight.
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Poultry spring chickens. iic. live
turkeys. be- ducks. izci geese. Zoe.
live weight
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so.s-wainuts. per - sacks. isc:
black walnuts. lie. pseans. toe. atm
ends. fancy. soft shell. $50 isr. aim
onas. 10. :. lie: peanuts. &c. pine.
Toe. coeuanutH. per dozsn. Sa9 aor.
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rifE PACIFIC Tailoring Co.-nest SIS, SIS
and $50 suite made In the city, pyeins.
cleaning. repairing. ti5 Third avenue.
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r,N AND SHEET METAL WORK.


81 ENEKI description mfg and repairing
furnaces and steel stoves, TN rooanE TT
clark M ". Madison 81 'rhone Main ssf
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ntsINlss oiiANcrs

w have Just made a strike on the
Calumet 20 Index. ore sshaying Is
per cent viii oct So a ton. We will
b. shipping ore the FIRST week In
October. and dividend payer in
January 1900. Sow IL the time 70
buy. before prices advance We oner
treasury stock al i9c share. Can
and see the new ore. Office go First
avenue. Tel Nam s75. open until
. O'Clock evenings.
+. A. cDRBETT
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WANTED CLOTHING.
W WANTED.

CAorOFF clotntug, trunks and valises
bought at IL second ave. Tel Red ilsi
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STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE.

RAISER 4 MORGAN 40G-aio Occidental sv
Main t4u. gcn'l storage distributing hous
negotiable receipts accepted as collateral
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sur CHANDELIERS.

suNpr 4 FWLAND. Yesier wharf, ssii
makers, rIgEcrs AMI ship chambers, man
ufurturers of tents tarpaulins. mininl
hose. canvas of all widths.
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5+Hn4tsE fHRMrEh 20. me. the "a
HHi reliable abrfHart raWfHHF, sftablifh.
81 iHHi .fH Hfr uIM making abstracts Of
iaifiaE claims 10 Cherry street
.hrIfE AiFfHAef co.. ais N = biz.
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NAtE mar

WASTED HItimeH, asd1Emsa sosks ara
walters sHFIranrs. hfefuhu. farm hands.
D. men o. G. Fl. end n q n y -
rfrf bose f1f tarrhde tunnel. - ftNs-
ford ~ no So Maiu ~ Tel Black ii7h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26

tut Np=Th@ place to buy stoves. furrs.
fufs, Invalid chalrs. crurkerg, pillows
o9rifufth. barber chairs. mirrors. pianos.
fsatrE rasrhloss. everything and arp
thlnE. y, Nhapiur sscQn3 hand store. col
ani COS Fiks rtresl
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oLoI,iI, eL.ItNINo.

faN EAfsU 1r rent TENS al siEss. new
sfcan4s hand chap. invalid roller cha
J. cha pin. sixth End Pike street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
SEWING MACHINES.

NEW HOME sswinE machines. Best ana
cheapest machine made, tQld en- easy pay
ments. offce neat door 20 postorfiee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26

ATLAS Dye WORKS. az gaien street Teis-
phone HaN tu0i 1Ls cniy FrsAeh Dys
hagHs IA tie city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26
CONTAGIOUS AsD BuiLDrRs

HOUNDS. Dlsisf.en . oHl CONTRACTOR ana
t4ildsFs iips Western Aes. Tel. Bsr sss.
RANDALL general joltla.. Tel Green %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26

SEATTLE Clethss Tsrssxi1E c.. keep youv
clothes n shape fer ~ 50 r1s.; dfstng.
elsaninE, repairing. iios -. Tsi BuH iooN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-26

SEE Hanson before purchasing a sewing
machine A Few gaod scoaNd- hand ma.
chimes Tor sale reasonable. 2i3 Columbia
street. opposite pcstofncf.