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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
SENATOR
IN STORMS
Brings 492 Passengers and
$4,000 in Gold From
Cape Nome

The steamship Senator. Capt. Pat
tyrsau arrived from Nome last night
with 40 passengers aud gold dust
Ca the value II s5o0.e1o. The latter
was mostly consigned 60 the scan
dinavian- American. Puget Scum /
National Washington National ami
Firft National banks of thla city.
The Wild Goose co. sent tifd 900 "a
the fisst-named institution. Numers
Gus individual poke ranging from
$1,000 tn S.1eH tn value were ia tho
care Of puraer Sergeant
Among the Senator's passengers
was judge X M Jackson for mum
herof years United states court COM
missioner for Southeastern Alaska.
Ito Is also heavily interested in
Nome realty. Capt =. W. Hayden.
the discoyerer 90 Gold Run ia the
blueatunc country, Was also on
board. lie was accompanied by Iohn
Cudihee, brother of sheriff I'd Cud-
ihce Of this city
The Senator had stormy weather
throughout the greater part % TIL
trip. on the Hay q leaving Nome
there were no steamers In the har=
hor The Queen was spoken 100 miles
on Dutch Hafbor
Passengers report the robbery Of
Mr. and Mrs. Murray. the keepers
Of the Log Cabin restaurant A. Sui
ilvan city. The thievce got away
With 1900 In dust while dance was
IN progress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
FOR CHINESE
MISSION WORK
Thirteen Missionaries 10 L cave Sc
attic on the First Ship

A party % missionaries be
longing Co the china Inland Mission.
rata hllahed hy J. Hudson Taylor IN
England years aKo. wili leave Seat
tie on the next Htea mur for China.
They viii be thirteen lB number in
Guiding Rev and Mrs " 7 knight
and one child, Rev. and Mrs A W
LaNeruu.rt and 4 children, Mrs MI
Ter aud son irwin. Miss Hengtnon
and Mss Waters.
These missionaries are from the
Fast and ARE returning 60 their work
iu china While m Seattle they are
being looked after By Rev. Hush ".
Gilchrist % the Westminster Pres
byterian church and his eanErcKa-
ton
Next Monday night the Tabernacle
Baptist congregation and the West
minister Presbyterian congregation
viii give the missionaries a farewell
reception "a the latter church Rev
Mr. = shorraek - this city wifs -
present NJ. Shofrnrk - return
ing from his home in England 60 take
up hts missionary work in China
He vas here four years age and
won mauy>frienta during hts stay.
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The powaEsE Duchess q Manchester hs the Of
funds his onu-iaw.Sews
= a no Special.
gold heels csrat-high his boots.
American gtidads daughter.
she kps abroad
by
Title gracious q the
heetor
Dad cablesra learns that daughter
mGstaehos thrown bind
he's expected 20
daughter
Year eiapses encumhranees iuppdsn
TO
Eneumhranees respectfully withdraw.
bottle. daushter
STIFF Dad Fr M
d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

ENGINEEHs ANn sOSIaAC TOR-
80
PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND
Dredging 60. SO Pioneer bldg.
Railway and highway bridges and
NlHduCia steel and Iron work for
buildings. Dredging and haFbor
improvements Pile driving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

Partisan bye Wdrks-we call f6r.
clean. press. deliver your clothes.
Once iUs Firat ave. Tcl Main lai8
AMERICAN steam bye Works. 1915
Na.Iafn .Hsnn. flhnnn Min -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

ERICKSON 4 WYMAS CO. dynarnas
ard motors installed. house wtriug
and boil work LA Western avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

Diamond Ies-The best. lasts long
est. Tel. Main 1859
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

Hr Maxim feel
Magazine that his hieh explosive utterly
all q the bate shps q
and al other nations throwing
which they bafdT
dislous
According TO Maxim his explosive Is a
hands q those who
mules All kekng together enemy
iie be Hra pounded count
less and s keep its explosive
Ing except peculiar kind %
and smash everything within explosive iyd-
dite Of which the
In It's performance maxlmite
One homeopathic compound dazzle an
snemys bateshp quickly never
know what happened. Bit, n 6 Il
u not for The announcements
good the regarding apparatus powders Tor aype
dsrs there might be for wonder
fui performances naxiuts A. It g. his statements carry weigh,
and to be lightly disputed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

WAITED All Kinds second hand ~
ehluerv A D. Hllllnma ~ W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Portland Defeats Seattle

PORTLAND. Sept sT-The second
game 81 the Portland Seattle bass
ball series went 20 the former team
BY a score % three q two Yesterda :
afternoon. Il vas a closely fought
game and Seattle out halted tie
home team. bat clever fielding pre-
vented heavy scoring Hickey pitch
81 for Seattle. aud Salisbury for
Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
What Some Of His erais
Patients Say Of Him.

Two weeks ago I went b -
AbBo concerning ay heafins I,
was very much impaired ffon
rent abaceha ln the middle =,
treatment gave me immedlss.
and has restored my hearirr =
p4eteIy. think he 10 truly
crful doctor. and am very -.
indeed for what be did for -
i. GOTTgcAIx
fha Second Avenue. gssr.
/ became deaf about fasnsy -.
ago. and have been treated b - ~
renowned specialists. but e0,s =
er get any relief. Or. Ahbs 49,.
my hearing In one treairnsnt 49,.
q bout twenty minutes. and sfgs, y
ing his medicine for one ~sss !
noises in my head have ceased
MRS. CAROLINE HAMLET
Green Ian
Or. Abho Strengthened my -.
eyes IN less time than Il taks \
write this statement. lie eerts,.
knows his business.
NEPTUNE MATTsog
Port Blaksiey, Was
7 cheerfuliy recommend nr. 49,
az an eye specialist. as my sr,~l
euee with him makes me nofs
grateful.
MRS. II. BREEZE
sIs Tweuty-third Ave. sesrs
Or. Abbo cured me Of rheursr,.
III two weeks. after a d8zer =.
doctors and Hot Springs. Ark, q.
DO nothing for me.
CHAs. Y. HROwx
Ballard. Vac
7 have been a long suffers, n
bronchial CatarTh and Asthrt !
sides having much trouble VIII :
stomach. After taking d.. A.al
treatment for tao weeks I car !.
three square meals a dzy and ~,
Ike q baby.
He - the best doctor I hzTs -
had the good fortune 20 nsst
JOHN J. WILSON
Whatcorn Vac
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Special Quick TreatneIt

on account Of the enormous 9
mands for DR.. Ahhos services y
has been compelled 10 remove
more spacious quarters. on Aae 1.
ter Monday, September =, be -
occupy the nrst floor Of the afss
stone building. No. iiia First sss'
nue.. half block south Of the pos'ss'
fee. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Architects Elect Officers

The annual mtetirg Of Washing
Ton state chapter of American In
etitute Of Architect VS. held IN the
New YORK building yesterday after
noon.
O0icers we're elected az follows.
prrg.dent. W. r. Boone. vice prem-
dent. W. y. Kimbaili second vice
ureEldsat, Jas. ELephen; secretary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Largest Nugget ever Found

puraer Ranar - Tire steamship
Roanoke reports the discovery - tn
largest nugget ever found On the
northern country. II was found on
sept IL on Anvil creek. near Nom
its weight L. p ounces and ttv value
over $500 Il ia owned ~ the pinu
eer Mining - THE nugget vas
found accidentally iu diREinK a pc
hole The same ground had boz
worked over the year before. and tn
particular spot was covered BY pile
Of old taillnEs.
FIVE men with teams and HcrapsrH
Fred Roseuatock. 18th and =. Pr.
=aan=#
For Millinery Suits and Clonka call
on NJ. u Fcasa and Johnson Co. iioe
Second avenue.
pin mond Tee-Th~ best. lasts long
est. Tel Main 1889
Sensible Buyers take Salmon Can
merry stock In Inter State Fisheries
60. GREYHOUND dock. seattle
a====N-==z-=---
10 - SHINING for faryrfs rspafra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

This morning fourteen ministers Gospel Pierpont
Morgan who accompanied them continent 20 attend
the Protestant Episcopal convention IN Morgan
member % the ehua The news dispatches train
bearing the party the started 70 eros. the Am
continent Mr. Morgan one Of san Frane ,
mansions his home during conference
vino b plsased
radhip between Morgan Thsy vii reenb.r ,
Ruler an aaa
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miAINEss lnIlI.ars

CLARKE 3 frfniu shorthand rchili.
Individual Instruction. . BOSTON.
IE0H nuaiusHs College. Union -. In
dlRidunl IHHfrurlIaH Hli rahiects
HEHf methods aud t.ar brra Aeur
uuainsHH college Second aid Pic
~ s. School TelsefaphY. Pioneer
WItHGNa Sod laa con Main 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

He makes the blind sae A.,
deaf hear cures the weak -. y
weary. nervous. dYspcpile. =. a'.
aHthmatIe and eeaaumptiRs %
attic. paralYtlc aud epllepile ~.
marvellous manner ~ 4 nsp ~
n medicine from Europe -
orient. 4
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Hia marvellous cures have -.
him an eusiHbie ffrltatiaf ~.
equally aa myatlfKlng ~ - E
cal protection a. they are I, (
maHHfH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

Chag. ~. Saunders. treasurer. Geo.
" Lawton. Thc council q tho
chapter 70 composed Of the officers
and &. n. Bebb and Il. W. Houghton.
Reports OF committees were read
and n few matters discussed. II
was decided not 10 send a repreaen-
tative t. the national convention uf
architects nt Buffalo this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

NME FEuEIHua. vel kuaHa
throughout Europe and America as
the worlds greatest trance medium
tells past ard fHtafr. gives business
advice. adIuafH Family troubles. ifaf-
- laHt and HiflrH property. etc. HHf
lH tho medium WHO fofuf8i1 EItff
gIuFH terrible fate. who HsH Killed
Is Harry Hayward ~ HIHHrspalia
call ou The gifted woman and ell
will send sou away happier wiser
and capable NJ being HaEHsHHfHi tH
uHs Undertaking. haf chafHaa are sae
trHmtIY reasonable. end never moro
than s1.r4Iied cIHifFoFautH wh1 q
iufefinr reHdinEHs ah hazthtsH con-
ndtHflal. Hrr UlisutH Jude 800 tIaH#-
ere bprn HHuda#s Hours H
a. s - on. oruHd Pacific hotel hid
First avenue. Room l-
PR0F. IOfINBTOS. the well known
cIalrvoyaut and psImiat iH now
permanently located ~ the Hotel
Leland This remarkable man,
gifted hy nature with miraculous
power that onciteH the wonder aHi
Admiration ~ the most Hkrptishl
II matters not what you believe gf
what your experience with med
umH or paimlsts has been be viii
convince you that there T. LIVING
connection with the unknown
world Hours 10 a. ~. To ? =. m.
Rooms ! and z. Hotel Leland, ki3
second avenue. open sundaya.
MADAM CAROLINA = The well
known. wonderful clairtoyaut me
dunn. tells past. present and fu-
tuTs. names given. pniuiHt read
ingH and cards. boc up. Room 8.
i8aiL Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

sundred peoria from California who up here ENJOYING the
refreshing moisture Il the early fall.
h al well enough - ~ So,
aikai sunshine but when
up into hne dust and ehoke' ones lungs Sc really pleasant sun
shine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

~ ~ o. bIHfAEk attorney al law
haIts prosecuted aHa defended in All
'HHfiHs h FearH experience Proceed
mss lH bankruptcy Companies ineaf=
fufatFd. Abstracts carefully tAams
turf Collections made lu an parts
% the United states. IHfhrat en-
mffefHI Ard bank rrfrrsnHes 10
lhIfd aFrnHe. Phone Main 100
o. 8 POSTER Nataal LIE building
Phone. Main &C.,
PRANK H WRESTLING. Haatau blk"
pc d MARTIN 90 NufusI Life bid
; a KELLOGG - HALEY build ~
IS % LAMurTti mIs Pacific bloek.
A. g MACDONALD 80 burke bst
Root Palmer q thrown Pioneer III
p e eoN0NEH ,s-H taller building
IYNtS O. KNAPP % lialler building
81 WARD KEMP g. Burke haildias
, . norGtAs 10 Sow Yerk b,t.
HORACE rErER SIS New YORK blk
rlLHRE q frRKY. alo Burke by u
IS g tsANGf.ANp - 81 y bloeE
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The striking machinists calling tina, m
steamship which ago OWN, .
the collapse Of part Of her machinery had oysrhed
the Moran non-unop me,
deduction ia plain
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standlnr ofths Club.

Splendid photo value Rainier pan
els. introducing price. - dozen.
Mycr. photographer. Second and Col
umhla
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y. q HICkERToN. ecncrai auction.
Ger. 1872 first avenue.
JOE MARTIN. Ecnerat suctinneer. las
Third avenue
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company forgotten nqulring read
Star advising price 81 q,
before the fashion
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AGENTS wanted Life 81 Mckinley.
i've hundred page. large book.
handsomely Illustrated nutnt free
nov ready ta per cent discount
Go agents freight paid credit civ
en-. Henry Neil. a. Dearborn Ct.
Chicago
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mNIks
The Canadian sank OF CONNER GO

Capital paid 40 -.az.......s=.#. %. ~. 19g
OEiEhf million dullHfHJ
HufuIua ...... .#.........=# g. o.. nsu
Interest allowed un time dap9nlif
81 General banking business transacted
HEATtIU BRANCH e corner ~
James street and HsaaHd avenue.
a. fAMIffnE Manage
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FREE!! FREE!I

All who call upon or address n
Abho Medical Institute on o. ts.a
Sept. 20 v.ili be treated free nz
cured. No charge except f1r ns@
sary medicines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

Sir Upton
psrsons claim
Thoraos nn1s It hard to handle. same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

The healthy graft
fying evidence q tho Dependent
upon Alaska gold mining prosperity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

The state fair n North Yakima swing
braggarts Dakota WIN hear omehing abo
vegetables that vii paralyze their tongues.
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4 B 30 5.
SUCCESS

Has attracted the attentk,
entire population ~ fhs n.
the surrounding county. ~ Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

Abbo cures have puzxied sks wa
medical fraternity and esf1zikazs
the world. lie uses certain ssrs
preparations imported from Ezss
Australia, South Africa ant n
orient.
His treatment Is quick ssi -.
manent and he protects his psnEi
by taking only those that "a. .
cured.
No living man has made the FecTi
that Dr. Abbo has In two ys2a
time in America He has rec.ilsi
more testimonials and sworn &C.
davits than any living physical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANK
or SEATTLE
CAPITAL stock paid IN, $4,000, surplus,
- COO
J Furth, pres. J s Goldsmith. vtse
pres Il. Y. Aukcny. cashier
Correspondents IN principal cities an
the United states and Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

BROMLEY a WELLB general COZ
tractors. = Btarr-Hayd building Z T.
Nam so
sonEdQuIsT a H0RELEAF. shaps
M Ik-1H0 HufirE street
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MRS. HANSON Fall opening Of
stylish millinery. Corner Fourth
and Pine
FOR ladies' Tailor and reception gov -
cal az Lamb Sisters. zi4-sii Collins
block
TYScIt s. SHAW. 81 Haiier lid
Mime A a enitn. q Hlnkiay hioeaz
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uIITt r.
ATrohNIis-Ar-IAw

JOIN GRAHAM as Mcdonald Blk
o. " lfOU CLIFTON. u4-I' Collins.
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co ON THE
CITY OF EVERETT

, LAT Ii. II INEII MD Id
MONDS ROUTE.
Nv. Seattle. o. -. IN. ~ ~. o. m.
~. Everett 3 % q. IN. 9 80 9.is pm.
Three round tips daily. including
sunday Boa erect sept. -. 1901
Connections seattle with Str.
Flyer for Tacoma. Al Everett with
scr. AtkHdo for snahumiah. and ~
cfstt and Manfn Cfisfn Railway.
Cainlsn Dock. seattle Tel Red
11i Merchants Dock Everett Tele-
phone a. p. Il. SCOTT. Manager.
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oIoTIiI,. fII.ANIxa

SEATTLE clothes Pressing -
clothes 20 shape 81 81 month. dyeias.
repairing 1901 Third. Hun l'ot
HIGHEST prices Tor cnst-or ciothins.
IL. LAHLnr ID Elarr- Ln.a n--La---.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

Diseases OF Women such a. hss
baffled the skill OF all other pslN-
clans and remedies. Cancers, y.
mors. Flbrolds and Polyfs
Growths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

All sufferers from Catarrh. Cas-
rhal Deafness. Bhonchitis. Assszs
and Consumption. Nervous Dysrs-
STA. Kidney. Liver. stomach ~
Blood Disorders. Piles. Rheunafs-
Paralysis. Neuralgia or Sci4rn
should call at once.
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srmnnIs

EGAN f5fdmaile s7hooi prepare p
pills Tor dramatic and operatia
stage. advanced pupils finished
aud beginners accepted In eioru-
ton and oratory vii furnish plays
and coach dramatic clubs. Tues
L. md IfLhnNa !. HnIsnEn
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me FfRsT NATIONAL BANK OI
SEATTLE

Paid Uu capital .t shnhHsA
General banking business transacted.
]. -. Hogc. IT.. pres. NJ. McMick m.
Vice praa l.. Turner, cash ". ,
Pnrkhurst. asst cash Exchange on
princlpni cities 81 a.. =. and Europe
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE

ABSTRACT OF TITLE
OSBORNE. TREMFER L Co. inc.
Abstract Co. established fEEl Min
tn8 claim abstracts basement 81 the
Mutual life building
Booth Whlttisary.- Hauford Ahstrazt
Co established lsa. basement 4
ltallgf block Telephone Main lat.
SEATTLE Abstract 80. " ID ok.
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ron RENT

BARN for rent. with yard. half
block from Second avenue and Pike
street See Dutton. 22g Bailey bids
PAINT or carpenter shop. half-block
off Of Second avenue and Pike
street. See Duttou. 20 Bailey bldg
NICELY furnished rooms. with gas
aud bath. at llliz Pine street.
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lr 1au want correct weights ana
prompt returns. deal with tho chi -
~ J4ak Co., Ig99 Western. Main ca,
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10 - Spinning for acycis rspair.
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f1ftfss MAKERS

a " rHiLLIrs. = Hsassy 81
Chleaso Dental g - IILneklsy
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nANafNn AlAnI.nIl.

PnoF LITTLE. teacher Of bali fo5r
and fancy dancing. 1iz Madison.
Phone Buff ssl.
bA&CtNG lessons. private o. in elias .
sH daily Prof Wilson's Dancing
School Hahke block
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svbscrlbe for the Star.
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nuRNs q ATKINSON Fcusral insars
suts. 13-lt Rastnn block
W \. Alnehali q 9. 20 y s. 81 ~
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National Bank of Commerce.
safe Deposit Vault Boxes Tor Rsa.
Scandinavian American Bank

Of SCattIc- a F0nCruI hankInE huHIu.Ha
transacted. Deposits Sl.buu.uIo. a
ChtberE. pres y. l.. Groudahl fret
yieo pres. A. II SoclaerE. cash j. -
Lane, asst. cash. No branches.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Second avenue and Pike street Cant
tai paid up. 100000 T. c. NsufcIdsf
pros; ] r. Hayden. cash. J II Green
leaf. asst. cuah. Commercial aaylusa
aud trust business,
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pII,sIetANs An sTRGEoNs

bR. . q STEWART. specialist Ia dls-
eases - women. Edinburgh Medical
Institute. Boston block.
DIR MILEE removed % LBS Heusssy
building Ard and Pike Tel Green -
DIR VAN DYKE. diseases u women.
chronic diseases. wash. building
BR ufNKIE. 1I-n1 Mutual LIE
bldg Tel. white 50. rec. Bun 81.
DIR FALk N-13 starr Boyd huildiag.
Tel BLACK 81. res Green iGli.
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Cooper & Levy
PORT WINE

years old. an extra fine
article and splendid value
At ft.15 per gallon. 70 bet
ter Introduce it.
Special Tesnerfow, per cal, stos
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10 LOAN pfivats money n Tow fafe
81 interest. Groii. namuA 4 OsaEr.
iei Marion street
WARRANTS bought and sold Mo-
rtHan a Eahelmau Mutual Life I'D.
OLYMPIC OIL. co. ~ Halier hiocF-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-30

to find the standard grade. it was done
9Th a blissful assurance that all
would come out right in the end. Now
adays, however, it is deemed best, on
the whole. to ignore the provisions of
the grade ordinance when that or
dinance is manifestly incorrect and alb
surd.
Present methods, however, do not eff
feet the work done in past years. The
sidewalk on the north side of Sixth
street between Polk and Tyler is an ex-
ample of the bad results of following
too literally the STANDARD grade" Of
the ordinance.
People on the block in question
brought the matter before the council
by asking that the city raise their side
walk about six inches. They claimed
that every time a heavy rain fell it
submerged the sidewalk. washed dirt
onto it, and rendered the north side
of the street almost impossible.
The council was advised by City En-
gineer McCabe that if it decided to
raise that sidewalk. which is now on
the standard ordinance grade. it would
likely encounter a serious and costly
situation, for people in many other
parts of town would rightfully demand
that their sidewalks be raised in the
same way The council acting upon
Mr. McCabe's advice voted that the
property owners would have to raise
the sidewalk at their own expense
Thereupon J. K Bair and several
others made a strong plea on behalf
of the people living in that block and
the council recOnsidered the question
and referred it to the committee on
streets and walks for consideration.
The committee on streets and walks
will make its investigation this after
noon.
1t viii cost from $40 to $50 to raise
300 feet of sidewalk six inches The
bricks have to be taken up. more sand
put in. the brick relaid. and the parks
and bed for the sidewalk brought up to
the grade of the walk. At this rate it
would cos from $4,000 to 1000 to relay
the North Topeka sidewalks alone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-30
THE PERFECT WAY.
Scores of Topeka Citizens Have
Learned It.

If you suffer from Backache
There is only one way to cure it.
The perfect way is to cure the kid
neys.
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect it, urinary troubles follow
Doans Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only:
Are endorsed by Topeka people.
Mr. G. H. Morns Of 1913 North Madi-
son street, veteran Co. K, 107tb I'LL
nois infantry, carpenter by trade, says
in 1888 I was laid up and could not do
a stroke of work. and ever since have
had spells of kidney complaint. The
pains in my back made it in possible to
stoOp or straignten without excruciat-
ing pain, a distressing and annoying
weakness of the kidneys greatly dis
turbed my rest at night and arose in
the morning unrefreshed and languid
Procuring a box of Doan's Kidney Pills
at Rowley & Shows drug store. I com
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rections. The result of their treatment
was entirely satisfactory. I consider
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mend them"
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Remen Der the name-Doan sand
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