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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23

eral months ego SIR Parmlry 20
bat = years Ola. and has possibilities
that afhees could well he ems auH 10.
SIR Italian. ~ alN' sings tenor Tor
Col Thamus ia DISTINGUISHED Toy
ms familiarity etth apfras iH rCueral
and e tsi1 e. ha able to a,ar most
any part without tEc nccd of pre-
pautiau4 whi makes him u8iapen-
sable. The chorus numbers nearly
80 people. and IL tho voice ~ one
81 ita young ladies auuld be made less
pronounced it would be excellent
MosafH Heu1ura I'd and Eunkel fur
niahed The fan faf the occasion. and
produced plenty 20 lt ua thay always
10. When these twa young men see
Just az funny aH they con. n Oh kea
one wish 90 see them Zoo srmothinr
Nhere they could haFo it lN their
own way TIE repertoire 81 this come
pauy Is che most varied over played
here. which Ism thing Co uo consider
81 in estimntirr .tH work. The upyr-
~ 80 Tar presented have been said
paahn. "Maritana. "Cavallelrn
HuHtieauu.' ia Belle Helene" I'll
Truvaterr." ctr hizond." aud Car
men uy sua.uF with Tho Buhc-
milan Girl tomorrow night the COM
pany viii oerialnlY show Ercat YER
aatilitY. aud siuI tHHir repertoire o.
not exhausted The enlightenment to-
marrow niahf Is by request. and ate
tests tie popularity OF the orFaniza-
ton.
At the Seattle fhaHtsr tonight the
George Eurism HaIief Corps VIII give
an entertainments foe tho benefit OF
TIE sick and wounded among the rec
turning Washington volunteers The
programme viii he rendered by Wag-
uer'A band. Mrs WhittoEry. Six ~.
de Capriu. Miss elizabeth Stevens.
Miss Katherine polan. Harry Gcary,
Louis slunarmau quartctte from
81 Marks choir. Miss Bessie nglls.
Mrs. T.. X laird, Miss sloan, Miss
Hutchinson. Mr and Mrs, George a.
Edmunds. Miss GrHce Bradley and
Mr. William Lindsey
At the Third Avenue thoatcr the
crowds have arrived nightly Just as
they always dn. and the good patron
age this house iH receiving is helping
Manager Russell 10 secure the best
attractions That ever played lt pop
uiar prices rha Gin from Chili'
las been the bin an week. ami has
made a ereaf many laugh. Tho rt-
traction Is % frcIeai comedy that la
well sInEed. and worth more than
the price of admission Tbe perform
era are uniformly up CO. The require
ments Of their characters. a matinee
is on this afternoon and tho prosper
GUS engagement viii close tonight
~ Breach 81 Promise" which VIII
be the bin at The Third Avenue thea,
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SITIOM EXHIBITS
BETTING into SHAPE:
pld Progress Of the Work of Prep.
aratIon at the Armory..-Im.
posing Displays.

s I'M AR Nsry presents busy nowadays Preparations
rspiag sse,S exposition are in esebr
anu ss " ar heard every hand
.< saseasa the piles lumber other material ia the halt
Furnished With eonsaeraSs r NM gas
An An , ssssennsas % es enterprise
sss ' mss ssa.s Fir, Toe mseaa.r ha
naas.ads q appliance assomp,nsl &, the wa
:. = as ~assls Al the eatauec run win
rans Il ~ ~Espas,,en@ Ss ~, n WI issw ~ 81 sf
maaasssS q Ss AsS s s out "a as ssaa
$780, VII = Y CONSTANT motion
..nE drsaas TSe western washnstsa man i faaav
-neassa mill arans Su IBIS tare preae, a or
lbs vii b. an exhibit o. ths skasi, County shasie
~, o. =. s,as toward me Aa mnes gs5e
- y aassssets viii VIC with eensnehsnsye-
ss y : ct Dc ros X. .p s VII
man tie ssassr sas Say m W. rr,a' asnel nstay
sass s'ss,ss ~ ss by ,ey wu o. sa'l wshaa
,.asa.sisa ar y Chapman. sssspes
= ~ ..n<emsns and dsceatea RE she shs
The beams hdaea by trsa work
Ihe former i q b. an entreiy feature Tie
shsa VII not oaiy be beautiful 50 TIE eu vii
rI<s-. VII y IN ATTENDANCE Noted
Company 4 oesury s'ase Anons 'hs at.
At Mania Ssnsross VIEW. y. ,bs ar,ns ~ 10 IL %
sas Nsss ss's wi b I've sArss Of %. Frss Wash
In shs ssnssr q the han masnlnesnt fountain Q,
e NJ w.ssrs tais.
Nfaa4
be able
faF their viii BE- exhibits
n pyr~snt1s
ns len o. me hAn viii
villages
- .<e display while baag
o Sc naakIn
- gallery viii
eojseuru
A 81 BE-
~ beside China painting and other samples u
ssxso. which u agricultural
n 81 A T. the
OF gardens
profuslon walls grains
nd
y Impress TOR
northern and
oatdo anotf-r AMI win the capital % $50 No
d<atxns q exhb be %
EVERY day a e
opportunity
day will al ioca features.
sheffield and boaom working
\ senaiuE lie
the and they an pushing the
without seattsa
w5u BE- =
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NO GOLD ON
THE STEWART

After prospecting for 20 weeks IN
the Upper klpndike. poreupiue ard
Stewart river countries. Capt. An
dcrsou and capt Robertson, 90 paV=
son. give the country biaCk-eye
They say they pruspaeted dIliFeui
~ on many fiue creeks. but only
found cnlors. They visited the south
fork % the kipndlke. where n num-
her ~ Frcnchmcn and Australians
are campcd. and are convinced that
the glowing reports sent from that
part ~ the district are false.
why" said Capt. Anderson. II
had an the gold ] washed from a
thousand pans DURING the 10 weeks 1
was out. / wouldn't have a dollars
worth"
The proHpectors are satisfied that
there is no gold between bunker ana
the Porucpino and the Rocky noun
tuinH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23
RAN INTO
A TYPHOON
Schooner Mildred e. HAS .
Rough Voyage.

After being bunsteI about b. a
succession u gales IN Aiaaksn va
tcrs. running into the tail-eua u a
typhoon. aad iEailng contrary vinsis
fsr nlx weeks. the schooner Mildred
p arrived In port last evening from
ST. Michael
r-he schooner Sad rather remark
Rbie trip. she IL 100 tors and her
master - Capt. Errwtt. 4 man we'll
acquainted with the many dangers
that menace mariners IN northern
waters Consequently he treats
Lightly his long trip from St n.
chaei. and Gays that Al M time aaA
his little craft in anT serious dan.
Evr starting from - Michael en-
weeks aRp with - passenger. tire
Mildred = made a slow passage e.
Dutch hnrbuF Ia fact, some 81 The
passengers left the vessel a. tbs port
the prospects uf a prolonged Pea vny
80. being anYth.uE hut pleasant 81
them After leaving Dutch haEhaf
an attempt - enter Tulmak paan
ended i'm o failure. Then Urak Naa
spent In making liz miles Contrary
HNHHAN HHNN HHAA"AH HHHH HAaH taHaH aAaaaaa
Ing the progress - the vesHaa pain
fully slow.
ON September :. the Mildred +
passed through the tatlsena ~ =
typhpon. which made things lively or
board for some time. All tae way
d8wn the cuast Old Hureaa played
tricks WITH the schooner. dslayiuE
her az every turn Thc paaaanEera.
many % whom were -hard LUIS
men. az times despaired - eyef
reaching pueet sound. aithauEh they
any they were at No ume ia SERIOUS
danger
The Mildred r brought very little
gold down. Some ~ her pass nnrra
came from Cape Nome. They left
before the country gave prospects 81
proving very rich. and they have ~
ruud words for a.
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Sports and Athletics.
aeaeeexeezee1s ss.ssssesassss.az..s.....

merit yet The team begins aetlea
work ln the near future Pullman is
scheduled Tor the THANKSGIVING day
game a. This place.
Manager RIdeoat. Of the Haw-
th1rne Club. has returned from
I Nhatcom. lie has arranged fer q r
Fairhayen nRht ard reports II Mt
enthusiasm over thia contest
The American Association ~ Base
bail clubs "a the tltle q news rival
90 The National league II - ar
slEht-ciub AFFAIR AnsGu f. an im-
p0riant factor iH the movement
Chris Won der Abe wrote the rules.
and the Organization intenda % make
e BIT with ire masses.
The =. y 4. have postponed Their
meeting for the election or president
from Tuesday. September 70. To o.
tober "a.
The T. 81. 6. =. VIII not put a foot
bail team ln the field this season un-
less now material shows ~ very
soon.
Last Saturdays ball game between
Z
the mph3iHg % Umpire aWart wood
who called the game on account -
dar<neaH before shutdown. Hig 1874
Lange was conspicuous Ia the affair.
improvements at the Y II. e. \
gymnasium are practically complete.
TIE latest addition consists OF a
Eei'ora universal dynamumate This
7 HH falH
kind outside II Portland Il n used
IN the physical examination and Is
practically "a strength tester So
physical examination Gun be perfect
without &c. Prof uoufhitt feels very
well Satisfied with the new equip
mont.
In the annual championship games
Of the Canadian Amateur Athletic
Association lasi Saturday. the Amer
lean athletes won every one II the
twelve events and four seconds.
Larson. the speedy q. Of ". haif-
back. is al the varsity this year sar
( post graduate work lie VIII man
age the Wave. and. incidentally. APP
I pear on the gudlr0n.
[ The lacrosse enthusiasts Of the city
are already at work. Practice has
| been going on dufinE the week al
I Madison street park. a game - be.
ing arranged with the Victoria team
/ which VII probably be played week
/ from tomorrow. Practice EuaH IN
% the Madeah street park grounds
+ tomorrow afternoon Tire men are
rettlng Into shape very rapidly. and
/ indications go 70 show that Seattle
is 20 have the strongest team In the
] Northwest.
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Gardner worsted.

Sfzw Yotk Sept 80 --Garincr.
Who MAS a tWa g. uus fatorIfe Don h.a
contest wiEh fhn omaha Kid vas
badly Waraied last ulsht ile waf
not w u hia usual form. aud was
decidedly eaffieas white Hamilton
NaH distinctly an ihe aggressive ana
aafafui in thr preliminary chir
AaHfi#an. af Cincinnati whipped
Jack DuYef % Boston
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A SETTLEMENT
NEXT MONDAY

Latest developments inthe aim
Guilty between the FBsfitterH who ieft
work. and the Seattle Gas 81 Electric
Power company. go 10 show that ar
fairs are in very fair way Of being
brought 10 settlement. The gas
nttcrs at the Armory are back at
work. The Gas company VIII, II is
stated by men prominent In union
circles. probably leave the majority
81 nttlnE IN the hands Of outside
plumbers and Rasiittera. The West
orn Central Labor union have work
"a hard for an amicabic settlement.
and the company have been very
fair IN their attitude toward the
union men, Next Monday VIII prob
ably see an end to all mlsunderatana-
irrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23

Bsllv Lange. who Is 80 we'll known
a. seattle baseball cranks. and has
attained fame as ChicaSo's centre
neIder. j. 10 marry next spring Miss
Grace fslsesrnan. a popular young So
e5~tx lady Of san Francisco. 10 the
aaav az Mr. f.angs's choice. The Chi
cage sunday Inter Ocean contains a
cut OF the future Mrs. LANCE
~sck Burlclgh. OF Portland. whose
arrival ii t0Nn was chrnnici~i ~
mis- paper the other day. - here for
hu~tnesr. He IL likely 20 run W
arasfs~s Denver Ell Smith OF Costello
a. snatch can be arranged. Some
fatk i also going around % bis fac
snx the winner Of the Wright-God-
rev contest. In either case he VII
bor under the auspices of the Haw-
fh0rne Club.
<rne seattle Athletic club rooms are
..,s.<s Al present and will be- until
49, .r&nfer season sets 10. when box e
tr~ billiards and bowling will start
up.
m hest ..scrap' o. the day Il 20
-. oY at F'Airhavsn on the 18th.
s,s,sser the supervision % the Haw-
ss.s~re club OF this city. Dan God
80 "a New Whatcom. and Billy
xr-s.<st Of California. are 20 hght i5
'.,sfs Manager Rideout. % the
.,s.-rt.,rne club, thinks ne has a
-, marched pair. Both men are
49, hltters and well scienced. and
- arr working like nailera.
- left three days ago for Fair
haven. where he Will complete bis
training.
f,vnnaslurn classes at the ;. A. c.
begin Monday
T.,,rse Hi. whose work az end on
- =, ~ % team won him many
s..-s.t. a back from Alaska. His
49, 80, there IL a matter known TO
has a,,e He viii be on the grid
M .,.s,r and will wear the purple
- - 90. Talk has been that he will
49, - half. ~ his work has been
-. ,.ast he will make the end this
- ,., Al back he could Do excellent
s~ss.,stye work. In either position
80 =. ralty team has regained q star.
p~as Reid. Of Tacoma. VINO IN well
- - lovers OF the manly art
ss.augbout the Sound country. Is in
me clfy. He wishes 70 meet the win
rer ~ me wrieht-Godfrey encounter.
aad T. already getting himself into
shape.
s,aone other strong football men.
-. n 81 w. this year has Fields.
-. s,laycd last years center al Pull
....n ana young Corbett, whose work
- Quarter in this city has always
<.ss..< excellent. beside a number OF
- ~.sn who have not shown their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23
VII,
The Water Front.
40

An attempt e. being made 90 char
Ger ths atramef Albion GO replace the
nais GA the run e. Hood canal rhe
A'hiHn naW runs 90 Cauprvilc aua
Everett ana hef owners wiii not cou-
HaHl . have hrf taken ~ the route.
rhe nads la ellt tirl up at pccan
d4ek Her wsatet Whp disappear.
"a 80 mFsterinuasy ~ said o. have
Hat away with al ieaa. $4,000 lu
cash
TIE steamer N8HeuWitE. ~ Victoria.
faf sas taird time this year. i' wreck
n ea The skevns river she was
eaHae#d in the British Columbia
coast trade
Is Is rumarti that there is prnp-
psel - asa opposition line 90 steam
erH beias rut on the run between
Olympia. Tacoma and Seattle. with
capt l. Wiley at the bead, The
uew steamer Jack paii0n. now az
Vancouver. u. G.. has been bought.
II IN said. and viii BE- pa, on ,hc run.
TIE steamer Basaiie. which leaves
tonight far LINN canal ports viii
carr up fun carEv - freight and
quite a number u passengers bound
faf kluudikr. The stem of the Hos
allie. Whieh waa damaged tn cod
iiHiun with an ieo-n1v On The down
sFIn. has been repaired
capt. T. e. caine. ~ the Pacific
eHHpes liae. went north last niEht
"a the steamer itumboidt
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Sunday Services.


Plymouth Congregational Church
Corner ~ Thiui avenue and Tnlvcr-
city street Rev ~ ~ % Temple
pastor Preaehlnw at ~ a. M and 4
3 n Morning a sunday School rally
day SERMON. Evening "WaituE o.
/ Erf
seattle Tabernacle diaptiatl---pr-
ner ~ Haten avenue and jefferson
afreat. n ar james street puWer house
Hft s g uhFum. pastor. F~rylces
at II a m and p m. Rev william
g Randall 81 Tacpma. viii preach
In the morning EVENING No sub
jet announced
First Baptist Cburch-Fourth ave-
uua. rear james street Louis O.
fEoe erman pastor Preaching ser
vices az II a. ma and .. ~. Morn
iuk Present Ser.is iu Wcriern
Washington Evening Nature and
Character of Angels"
SoHfh Seattle uapilst-Curncr 81
Third aXsnua and Cedar street Rev.
{. J. Sawyer. pastor. Services at
81 a. m and 3 g.. m Morning Hev
Ellis viii an the pulpit EvcniuE.
Rev William O. Randall. % Ia.
coma. WIii preach.
African IT y. Church-i1s0 Four
teeuth avenue Rev 9. G. Hnlford.
pastor Services at II a. m. ana
p m
f'lfat - T. Church-Corncr Marriott
aud Third avenue Rev q. ~ Ran
laiE IT, pastor Services al n "a. m
and 5 I'm Morning Spiritual Pots
aus Evening A Unique Ideal"
church ~ immaculate Conception
broadway and Madison. Rev. A.
SIS esfp In charge. Low mass az f.d0.
10 and - q. IN High mass 81 i1.5g
a. N. Evening services at 7;s0 y. M.
cnur n Our Ltdy of GOOD Help
Heu Francis X. rrefontaine. Low
raaa at 20 "a. M. hiEh mass al 10 %
u. EVENING services at 7,1o
Sacred Heart Church (scrvlces
tenn paarliY held In brotherhood hall
"a sixth avenue. near Bclp. Rev r
T. brown. pastor Low mass and
morning sermon at e. %. Hlgh mass
and sermon az 1879 "a. m. Evening
services at 1850.
81 Marks Episcopal Church-Ilar.
ward avenue. between Seneca and
Spring Services NJ II q. m. and 4
m rev. ! r -. Llwyd. rector
Morning. The Loss ~ Friends q"
Evening Some Thoughts ON Rest
pay
Frrt Christian Church-Hov. D. n.
Smith. pastor This church now holds
union services with the ~ =. church
It corner 81 Pine and Third avenue.
Services 81 II e. m. ana .. ~.
Third Cumberland Prcsbytcruu--
Twenty avenue near East
Cherry Rev D. T. Thompson. pas
tor. Services az II q. m. and = .. ~.
Morning Gods People Called 60 an
Exodus Evening THE Gospel Of
Coils Abiding Interest"
81 Clements Episcopal Church
REV. George Huzzellc rector. Ser
vices at II a, M. and 8 .. m.
battery satreet VI T.. Church-Cor-
~ Third avenue and Battery street,
Rev H. y. Brown. pastor Services
n II a. m. and y. M. Morning No
subject has been announced. Even
ing Foundation Upon q Rock"
Grace NJ T. hurch-Thirticth ave-
nue. s1uth. near King sire e.. Rav. W.
n aelieck. pastor. Services ~ l045
a. M and $50 m.
Haven Methodist Church Corner
Howard and John streets. Rev y,
II Dennia1u. pastor. Services nt II
o. -. and y. M
Market Street baptist Church-On
+ TWenty-f1urth avenue south sorv-
+ Ices At II n. m. and g D. M
First Presbyterian Church, Corner
+ Of Fourth and Spring Row a. T..
4. lIutehison. pastor. Morning. is II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23

Fine OMAR CASHMERE WRAP
PENS. beautiful new eoiorinRs, pref
~ braid. trimmed long tlght-itting
waist lining, faced front. turned
arm seams. fast colors. sis5 value.
only 81 % each.
Pine PERSIAN FLEECED CASH
MERE WRAPPERS. black cashmere
yoke front aud back. cum. collar and
belt. fancy embroidered. making a
ntnkingly beautiful garment. $3.50
value. only t200 each.
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IN INTEREST or SCIENCE

over ton OF fossils ~ scientific
worth collected Ga the Cascade range.
has been shipped a. Washington
city hy Prof q X gilbert, of the
department ~ geology. who To- on the
eaaat for scientific purposes. The
Professor. vhe L. a guest % the But
ier. says that DE has nrcurcd hun-
dfe.ia 81 specimens In the nature ~
ieaxsa. fruits and stems IN the Cas-
eadg mountains which VIII bee 20
great value g. government ErolpEistH,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23
Buoy From Rndre.

HAMMERER. FEST. Norway
sept zs~A buoy marked 'Andr,
faiag Expedition" has been found on
The north coast uf klng Charles isi-
aud september 0 II - now known
to he genuine, although it " badly
denied Il viii be opened shortly
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n GREAT TIM {.

Ensign Hawkes.. the Mercy Iiax and
Junlnn soldier secretary. All visit
the Salvation Army ht itza T. ed aN-
enue neat Tuesday ard "Wednesday
rucaday ulght be VIII give a leaiufe
on tho work Of the Army illustrated
- over 70 Htereaniie9u We've. EY
rrybasiy s. invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23

The controversy in London over
the buses and coaches has brought
to light the fact that four descend
ants of shillibeer. who introduced the
omnibus to London seventy years
ago, are now living In san Francisco.
Curlously enough they are all con-
neeted with public conveyances--one
as a driver OF a motor cab. another
as street car conductor and the
third and fourth as locomotive en-
gineers.
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Heavy Verdict Awarded.

TACOMA. Sept "a Mr.. Cora =
NiNpn won her suit against the ffax.
ciera' Insurance company. u Hart
ford. Conn. yesterday. iu Judge VII
namHun'a court. and the jury EaNe
her a verdict ~ t7.szp4z f'hn ln-
eInlna lha lMtarnHlH md aaaLa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23
q Rich onar.

VANCOUVER. - g. sept "a
capt urryfus has been Offered Ties
q day. ~ cable by a Vancouver man.
for lecture tour - one year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23

Frank Mclean is probably the only
public man who has made a fortune
out OF grave yard. Ten years ago
he bought at low price the old
Holmead cemetery( in the fashions
able northwest part of the town. and
has since. after removing the dead
and grading and sodding the lapd.I
been selling 1t OF I'm lots at ooVc1
hundred per cent. profit.
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All do to
and wha, be done for It apply DR. Reeves parors
DR. Reeves wonderful appliances
how have this applies
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A Look Into
Our East
Show Window
WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF OUR
New Autumn and Winter Style Wrappers
The Same Care in Cutting and Fitting and Sew
ing put into the Cheaper Garments as in the
Better Grades. All Garments Fitted at
the Store Without Extra Charge

Fine Fieeced CASHMERE WRAP.
PERs. new designs. pretty cashmere
and braid trimming on yoke. collar
and Guns. making a rich looking
garment: $500 value. only 'i.50 each.
Fine satin Finished Fleeced CASH.
MERE WRAPPERS. handsome vel
vet trimmed shoulder oapes. collar.
belt ana cuffs. one Of our prettiest
styles. cheap at s5.co. our price only
g. 90 each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23
Don't Be Fooled

on the Plano question They cost
money. ana YOU are buying for a
lifetime. providing you get one Of our
standard makes. Isamaker iit5 Sec.
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DR.. Reeves is Honest With the Sick

II he finds medical
durable Just
the
VIII
DR.
Reeves POINTS OUT THE sPors-TEILs ACHE
PAIN You FEEIens be
cured There
treating nothing
at a
Is aneced-how and why-and eme IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23
What Is This Expert Examination?

the learn
recognized auhorltychronic disease
S-and whether durable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23

a despatch from carpcntrns says
that preyfua children arrived there
tpniHhg In charge ~ their grand
mother Mime. iiadumard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-23

And r Reeves WIN examine free OF charge DR.
the practice West
made treat West
lis Err
before
others he
describe
medicines
eine Coast ONCE hours, p. all malt
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Let Those Who Have Some Complicated Trouble.


did
en doctors Reeves will tell HOW
fer and durable
and ncurabe q
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DreYfua at Carpenters.

cAHrENrHAs. France. Sept q
Capt nreyfua expects his children
here tuuisht or tomorrow. lir has
deeided GO tell his boy the fun story
1T hls phaa.