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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-02-01
UEaoS ssoUFH CAROLYN lpAY, FEBRUARY l.

912 sbs fltLcr's face, said, Papa
at y"u allow nc 70 ask ;nc b,css
{4aN The father now lyclne fur
lsoNN Nnl diving 1hc '&lc fellow from
ta< Pablo, said lie shall rcvcf cync
intl my hoaSe again. The little
mn 'l3c suc3 hc was. Row driven
IRON home sought reGus' behind the
bMHani about nine o'uioc! while
tsii}an's 70 his little brother teiljrr
fstiS What great things tho Lord had
done ior him and how happy he had
beosl Since fading the Saviour.
The Holy Spirit FIJI upon the
ch's6ron In much roAcr, and as lIeir
ntte Sciccs rang out sending forth
the sweetest mcl,dy that has ever
giadd,ped The heart of humanity the
motheE ran to see what her boys were
doing and in few minutes had
laipsd her children in praising the
j was too much fox the flthcr
sol fIe2Elt once decided to 90 out
and seS what the trouble was, he
cou!sle not understand how such
cilarsgs could be made aud then TOO !
III sstehshort time. SO Tie nearer !
ne dfesSs sSec;cr was the notes that
rntsSes1vqt upon the morning air until
at iastIhe began 20 sing nlmself and
1T was there he gave God his heart
took upeA!' cross aad f,!lowed the
4ss:fns ihen pictures to our MIND
the trns9o!iower Of the crcss, while
on the other hand the lack of it, is
today filing our churches with un-
converted members, whiskey drink
ers, card players, dancers, etc , and |
bringing religion into contempt.
Christ says, if any man, making
no exception to the rule there bcin"
no favored sinners or seekers Will
come after. me, that is, be my disc;
pie, enter my kingdom, share my
cross and crown, let him deny hia!
self and take up the cross and follow
nc. As a general thing the major
o'rt are always ready and willing to
share the crown but not the cross as
1t times, sharing the cross means
making tueads, straishtcpjpS c;talks
hat we have told, confessing to those
hat we have wronged, quit cheating,
wearing, gambling, getting drunk,
lancing, circus going, etc. There
ore We find ourselves nc: willing to
share it as in this way it proves
yrievous and burdensome, but listen.
near the first demand, deny thyself,
t goes to the very root of the matter
ind strikes at the very fundamental
principles. Go and see all that thou
hast and give it to the poJr and then
mot until them come and be my dis
ciple. That will Of thine, the seat
Of rebellion go sell it do away with
it, that pride, that love Of case, self
indulgence, that idolatry of the world,
that unforgiving spirit, give it all up,
reNounce it here and nov forever
attempt no compromise, but deny |
tltysclf and take up the cross and |
follow him. 'Wheresoevcr He goes
or leads, into whatsoever service or
linger, trial or sacrifice follow Him
unto the end and thcn it is, We share
the crown. A crown mortal awaits
thee in heaven "
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-02-01
the TOWN OF UNIoa nAs

Three Cotton Mills, one the
largest in tho Soath. Fonr str-
n'turs aud Woes 'Msgpufactur-
ing Concerns. Ole teun4!e
Seminary. Water WorA> ) a..d
Electric Lights,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14
rArrH aILL Al roar TALIs,
TIE ~ss~,iaslas. ssr Tat. tsAas''J Az
~ Iaa.t Va.

T.. ~ss~.iaasas. tst Tai, tsaus''y Az
Ns- usa.' wsr.
N,sa,iAIloai ara on foot tos The ca
L. ..ssmrat % a uaw manufacturing
t.Ias,,y al rost Pals. an industry
uh.-H will mcaa considerable 10 that
Place Eastern capitalists Are bsins In
,s,re,ryi 10 tho ptoicc, Of establishing =
ragst poly mill Et rosi Falls. They
ha,r lad a representative on tbs
zr rls and arr vcEy iavasahly i'm.
ptseael nith the situation.
Il II Richards. the president Of th'
Na'aaE;o1 watsf Power COMPANY
sal 'a sbe spokane Chroaicls With fe
rAt IN ,his
I've arr In correspondence With
yu|i-a,o u Pennsylvania capitalist
I1g tar es'ahlishmsut Of paper pal
ujl at rast Fails They have had
SsPrss8sa,yc there looking over th
SroaaI. aui are delighted with tn
lpraa1a. apI 0ud iplenty Of the tish
KIM q sooi making pulp ON the ape
They vuts voty cneoaragingly about !
AMI TO-, quite couHden, tina, SOM
thing al. come Of H. The hillsid'
ma, ra,i Falls are covered with u
houslsss spucC. known bets as the {
vhich s,l.e wood they would use in .
hil"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14
FOR SALE BY
WIGGETT & EMPEY co.
Timber Land. Act June 3, 1879
Notice for Publication.

L. 5. LAsD OFFICE, coEuE D'ALESE, IDAHO.
October -. 1891.
Notice is heTeby given that in compliance With
the provisions OF the act Of congress OF June !,
Isss entitled IAN act for the sale Of timber lands
in the states Of California. Oregon. Nevada, aud
Washington Territory, As extended 10 all pub
lac Land states BY &C: oi August 4, lsss,
GEORGE RUSSELL
Of Coeur d Aiene. county Of Kootenai, state Of
Idaho, has this day filed in this Office his sworn
statement No. s40. for the purchase of the lot
Of section No. 6. IN Township. No - North
range No W. b. NJ. and Nill offer proof 10
shou that the land sought IS more valuable for
its timber az stone than foT agricultural pur-
poses. and to establish his claim TO sid land
before the register and receiver Of this oiice Al
Occur 4 Aleue. Idaho, on Tuesday, the iith day
Of January. nc2
He names as witnesses. George II. Rifchey,
Charles steel, Henry Schneider, and James Rus
sell all Of Occur Alene Idaho,
Any and ali persons claiming adversely the
aly,, srserlls-l lands are rcqGcsied 10 file their
claims IN this ONCE GA OF eefa-s said Iita day u
January, 1867
Oh BCDLoNG.
nov s-jxn 4-p Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14
COEUR D'ALENE ONMAIN LINE
LINK TO BE BUILT NEXT YEAR
Reports Are All Favorable to the Early
Completion Of The Link Between this
Place aud wallace. VIII save sixty
Miles.

For some time there have been rum.
Ors that the Northern Pacific would
complete the link between the c9ur
d'Alene and MissouIa branehs Of Its
road, which would shorten the distance
about sixty miles and make direct
route from Missoula to Spokane. For
the past year Northern Pacific maps
have shown this route as proposed
through line. The extensive improve.
ments that are being made on the Mis-
soula branch into the mines gives color
10 the reports aud the statements from
semi-oiiicial sources, says the st. Paul
Pioneer Press Of December 3, are that
the Northern Pacific early next year
will make the Ceur d'Alene branch in
Montana its main line between Hauser
Junction, east Of Spokane, and Mis-
sonla. The Improvements consist OF
substituting rail connections between
Wallace and Cenr d'Alene for the pres
ent water route across C9nr d'Alene
lake. and branch line betterment.
The branch now furnishes approx.
mately an air line from Missoula west
10 IIauser Junction aud avoids many
miles of mountain track on the present
main line containing sharp curves,
heavy grades and crossing many high
mountain treStles 1t is stated that by
Transforming the branch into main line
track, running time for passenger trains
can be shortened two hours. Exclusive
improvements have recently been COM
pleled along the branch, one of which
was a 500 COO calvert in the Cnur d.
Alene mountains.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14
Willis SWEET G ASH DISMISSED.


sv.ssatiaE AAtsERsy s@usHsa thaf ths
stats h@a as Case.
The case u MEs. BsaghUsAn against
Nl..s saegl, charging him ~lih sin-
LeI..ctarAt, cams % an abTaPt snd IN
tie probate court al Lewiston MoAiay
ri, Miles y Johnson. eou nly ats0n
- dismissed the saline ca his own
my.iou asthoal aEgamenl
4. seems that Mr.. s9r~I Ia tic psin-
pal ounrF In tie Crescent mite and
a-sy laEgs Owner 10 The Columbia
us.as. Whleh a5lains H. Tho owners Of
1Ylh properties agreed Ia The year loo
:, Consolidate them. sa~et sas gisen
$40 BY the complaining witness on
August 81. 1856. whlch aAs applied by
tim toward Tho payment " some Of the
,fvfcsag uiine Indebtedness f0E lAbot
G aims sEd othsF items. Tie complain.
.as witness claims that The sPSclne 500
vas given 10 MF sarSs TOT The purpose
Il Purchasing the STOCK in ihu Co.am-
I. mias u = Mr.. Gnbbir, This Nj
-uc~k drhlrs.
II cas- shouu that thereafter the
Complaining uitnrss aud hsf husband
AlrAncrd another sscO 10 Mf. Sweet.
~hlch wAa Gog and aAs applied BY hlm
T. The payment 81 claims sEainsi The
Csrsc~nl tniuc. Tbefsaitrr the Plaza Of
q lasoiiaalloa Of lhr suo mincs vas
practically coDsnmmas0i. The conSol.
idsgion agEoCmeat pas signud ~ The
complaining witness and Nc. oubble'
a. uril a. ~ oGheFs. on Decrmbrr "
1870. thus showing 10 tho satisfaction
Of the prosecuting attorney and the
committing magistrate that the iiAugh
MAJ stock was placed in The coasollda-
sloa com,any by Mr. UnbblS. who
signed lhs agreement GA pucambcf u
lso1. in thn presence Of and wtih full
knouiedxs Of the complaining witness
wlso n3H siAims ahe wis entitled 10 The
stock.
After tie iapss Of aimns, year the
a,feas Of Mf. sweet was eaasci Zoe al
ICED embarrassment Of the eSp1 which
3 II bcrn used a. above stated
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14

gol, that's right" said Uncle Josh.
~we can just go around to SCOTS sta
tionery Store and find everything you
want at eastern prices. His bargains
will surprise you. And while we are
buying Just remember and take guess
on the beans-one guess for every ten
cents you Spend-and you may get the
big doll. 1t would prove sort of a
kindergarten training for You that Will
come handy later on
When the trio reached their home
"that tired feeling" seemed to settle
down upon them all--all at once-and
Uncle Josh admitted that he for one
was about "tuckered out" suddenly
he said, "by the way" No buy the
beer, said Charley. taking advantage of
the conditions, and made bold to re
mark: Now Uucle, you've been very
kind. and hate to speak of anything
else, hut can't you recommend some
place or other where | might order a
little beer, for you know, AN fond OF
glass of beer, aud think il we could
get some that was good aud pure 1t
would rejuvenate the whole crowd
"why, certainly, my boy, quickly re,
piled Uncle Josh, \ bright smile chas
ing itself over his benevolent vIsage.
Send right down to George Ford'S and
have him send up a half dozen cases of
his celebrated Family Brew. 1t is the
finest in the land and can't be beat. II
is made IN Spokane from the choicest
barley, aud You won't go wrong 10y al
ways having supply in the house.
+ II didn't take Charles long to locate
Ford's place.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14

LAHB OFFICE AT CnER n,ALESE. IDAHo-
Noyeaber Is. 1901.
Notice Is heIeby given that in compliance
with the puovislons 81 the act Of Congress Of
June = IS7S, entitled An act for the sale of
timber lands in The states Of Californis, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory as ex-
tended to all the Fublic Land States By act Of
August I. isg5,
BNRoS A. MATHEWS,
81 Butte, Coua,y & Silver Boa, State Of Montana
has this day fled N this office his sworn state
lneut No - for the purchase IL The \. y n.
Z. u. 5 w. y. L. = Section No. -, Township
No. g North, Range No, : W. b. NJ, and viii
offer proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timher or stone than ior agri-
cultural purposes, aud 10 establish his claim 10.
said land before the Regi ter and Rec liver OF
this Office at CGur d'Alene, Idaho. on saturday
the 1T day 81 February. lac.
lie names as Witnesses Richard o. Barnes,
William A. Alkire. Anton r. Soreuson, and
Newton T Helm all of C,-eur d'Alene. Idaho.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 10 tle theiE
claims in this office on or before the said Ist
DAY Il February. n0s. p.H. BCDLoNG.
nov 3Ai,b Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14

wuliam Dollar Buys More Real Estate
one of the largest single real estate
transfers that ever took place in C"nr
d,Nlcne was closed the first Of the week
when a deed for los lots was made 10y
Aus,,n Cnrhu the second, to William
Dollar The deed included all OF the
real estate owned by Mir, Eorbin IN TINS
Mace The deal is most fortunate Tor
,bc town rs MIR. Dollar IS resident
.,d identified with the business III
tc,,s,, OF the place. lie Is public spur
r.d and the change of ownership lu
,be,c lots puts the town IN better s0'P'
prog1cu and prosperity
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


nkFARrHENT or TIE lNTERIoR.
LAND oFFICE At CoEvR n'ALEHE. IDAHO,
Derrmler ]. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Glcd nci!cc Of his iutcniion 10
make final proof In support Of his claim and
that said proof will he made before The Register
and Receiver at CUur d'Alvne, Idaho, On Jau-
uary Is, 1872, viz;
CHARLES z. WAGGONER,
I'D. ~ for the :. 4 1aNA,E i ;. +. :. Fec
:. aud N.EI4N. E.I4 See Il Up. 80 y, Il, Nv.
RM.
He names the following Witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, ,it; otto ". Scltilling. Francis NJ.
wasgouer. Lcverctt Y. Lyon, David 5, Walker
all Of lost FANS Idaho.
d. H. BUDL0NG,
der.5- jAn.u-p. Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14

sstAaKA RF8KANE fsF ~. J0s paints,
NJ .Iags. Wednesdays 4sd FfhiSys. Leaves
ts.l i.Alese Ats "a m, liautssa AZ - Is = a..
p. Naliss al "a p. a. ag.d sEfises ~ * lss AZ
o. faestsys, fhassaays asa saturdays
i-ss-, n tsz asa. a ". NsFirs ~ , ~ .. IA.
NAUSEA a. A. - , ~. zHd Asa arrives Al Cesar
& Also aEsF "a. J, u, McitoAALD. GatAaia.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14

wANTEp-sEVERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
acter aud good reputation IA ssarh STATE zone in
thfs souutN reQutudl To represent sud ndvcf-
tise old established wealthy buSisess house II
solid hnanriAi standing Sala'F tls.00 ekty
with expenses additional, an paysthis Ia cash
each n t,lnesday dIrsct irpm heIa office Horse
and car tagc furutahed. when necessar,. Refer
encys. Fnelose seif-aaafessVd Stamped snte-
lore. MauaEvr 3l6 CASTOR building, thlcns0
nov may .
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14
Secret s0oisiIsa.

KorKsAI LoDeE No. 7, KNIGnEs OF
Meets Ia Fraternity Hall
rbar,Iay evening Of each week
visiting brothers are alNays welcome.
Armand l'errenoad, &. g., T.. A. ehal.
lax Of X. and ,.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14
WI. viii s., az

How many bcaps are In the Jar at
Se1,rs stationery StOrcY Every time
SOW bus ten cents worth Of stationery
9isby Kind YOU are entitled to free
sn'sa on toe number ot beans In the iar
and The PERSON Who gnesses nearest viii
W. The suo dpu ou cEhlbitIon IN the
window There il box Of tue sta
uohsTy and double slate for the person
'so comes second aud third 10 guess
,As' The coutes, closes Friday, Deeem'
VII at noon and the result will be
SapoHneed m the pREss Saturday
09e@ber y Buy your stationery Al
VOWS and secure a number Of guessc'
W 'e' doll Each ten cent purehas,
'''u'' Won 90 ono guess.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14

rs4stts scnLKh iaks and 81 jos IiArI
na- leasrs Cesar a'Alesas MouaaFs. Nssinss.
ts,, .aI fttdsys "A "a IA. Leaves bu4d 1t nav
issl.a taessizys, Thursdays aha saturdays Al
"a g. arrive al cseaE a'Aishs AZ , "a.
I.AIaD hEoHHEAs. Dahrss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14

,fs4NEH GE0bGiE oAEES Leaves \, z.
.s...atgs. g.. arrives 81 y ~. coBnerxs al
H.rf..aa nish a. H. s \. u1ins, snd 81 COear
d A.sAe aish n r. tfAla
Gao. & RErN0Lps, Captain.
J. & suAtLIs. hNnsf-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14
STEAMER AND R.R,rIME CARDS

NoKrHEEN fArIFEe X. n. Cesar d'AleaAe
sf.iu yayvs spokane II g;S =, M, arrives II
.t.-lfI j Alclie a. "a. M Leaves esraE d'Aaeias
Itap "a arrives 81 sf'skaRs a spa
liza II. sMALLIs, Agent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-12-14
Timber Land. Act June 8, 1878
Notice for Publication.

nov jan 4-p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-26
flete fNrMGs.

Among the guests AZ the Butler
today are; DIR. 4. J. Palmer. Of the
transport Athenian. Hon. W. h.
Hepburn. an attorney Of Wallace.
idaho. Judge Henry Mcbride. OF Mt.
Vernon and ]. J. smith. a busGne ~
man Of Franklin.
The Dlllers George n. Jones' n
merchant Of Black Diamond. J. u.
Moore. a shipper Of Skagway. VIM.
Bishop. a representative from Port
Townsend andM. Morgan. superin-
tendeut Of the Black Diamond coal
mines.
The Rainier Grand-R- b. Snow
don and W. NJ. Downs. Of Chicago:
Lieut.. r. w. Hibbs. Of the Puget
Sound naval station and James a.
Fullerton. agent Of the Canadian Pa
eific Railroad Steamship Co. az VAN
couver.
The Stevens. J. Mcdonald. a
broker. Of Spokane. ID. NJ. Shauks,
q fruit rancher Of North Yakima:
r.. Garrison. a merchant Of Port Or
chard: Miss Belle and Miss Nellie
Brant. Of EiIenshurg. and s. r. Cal
houD. a mill owner 81 C0upeville.
The Brunswiolxs J. W Walker. n
raunery man Of Blaine; II. j. Nc
Iaughlin. a mill man u snohOmish.
and J. V. McAllister. a merchant 81
Silverton.
The Seattle: Henry q. Cash. a
miner from Dawson. George +. Ny
ers a cannerY man from Portland:
a. a. EWaTt. lumberman from
Saltwater. MINI: ". Wada. Jap
anese -four merchant from TokO-
hama. Senator G. w. Clamp, Of
Port Townsend: Emory white. a
wholesale iumberman from Mime
Gotta. Capt. L. y. Hastings. a ship
ping man Of Port Townsend. and
Henry Bell. a miner from Douglas
fpia nd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-26
A BOON FOR
THE DENTISTS

Wooden toothpleks are said 10 be
very damaging ia teeth They In
1urs thc gums, frequently harm the
teeth and rsuaa 80 end of trouble
that requires the nid Of dentist.
The only proper pick. uu dentists
claim, ls the uid fashioned qutll. aud
90 should be used with caution.
rhr man who introduced wooden
toufhpiCkH Wnr "A friend 81 milne. e
aid a dentists on Second avenue. as
he folded "a new So bni up neatly
and tucked ~ IA his vest pocket.
Wooden picks cause IA great deal
~ trouble. SiiNsfa pierce the Humf.
causing Inflammation. and often ar
feet thr tseth. small particles get
fastened between the teeth. ra4uir-
ing the dentists aid. Dh. the wood.
on tnnthpiek = a great thing To
bonn the business far dentist
Really. ! think I have a oaHs each
DAY that originates from wooden
picks. and I know other dentists " no
have the same experience"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-26

NORTH YAKIMA s. l. r.. sperry.
postmaster at North Yakima. rs
dead az Spokane.
ARLINGTON - w L. Damon, an
aged cripple. VIE knocked HeuHcleHa
by "A club Ia the hands OF an uu#
known tough. Ia front uf the old
gentle mans residence.
VANCOUVER The city council
has voted 10 refund the city'H ovctz
due outstanding wnrrautB hy an ppz
Precipitation or 10000.
VANCOUVER = The clark county
iruneEraWrrH' association n 60 he
formed here at meeting 10 b. held
tonight
ARLINGTON n f. proposed u
erect "a two Htury Masonic hall hero.
FRIDAY tIAltnDN - Prof j. NJ
Hatcher principal OF tho Friday
iiafhof public school Is dead.
( WAITsuuBG a. Il. q n. train
M saved Grandma Poison. aEed PC.
'tpm perlahinK Ia u urr which de
fsrsyod the old WomHu'H home.
NATLA WAIt.A=ft 90 predicted
lhal this years tutBl Yield from thu
F, ~. II, A y. Co.'S experimental farm
Neaf horu. viii b. enormous.
TACOMA - EuthuHihHta are lab.
0finE hard Co start o. lacrosse craze
IA the city uf Destiny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-26

TACOMA - The Pacific OF Wells
Co. "A local concern recently orgau-
lied. today is sinking the first drflI
In the reuuted oil fiold near the heart
OF the residence district % Tacoma
The company has great expectations
Of success.
EVERETT -- John Glllrn and Jaa
Williams were bound over ~ tho su=
perior court on the chafRe % obtain
Ing money under false brpteuaes. hg
drawing another nnu.a ehneK on thu
Everett q Monte Crisfo Cos pay
roll
ABERDEEN - Tabniatlou n the
lumber, lathe and shingles cut dur
Ing 1900 IN the Greys harbor district
gives total Of l5s 2ga coo feet
ABERDEEN - John D. Roberts, "a
Philippine volunteer. q young man
very yell thought ". Il dead a. the
home o. his parents here.
OLYMPIA 49, Miss I.uey Carney h.
dead In this city, o. cancer ~ tn
stomach.
OLYMPIA -- Members Of the
Thurston County bar association
are arranging to observe John Mar
shall day
PULLMAN -- The whitman Couu-
~ Poultry q Livestock associations
annual show opened here yesterday.
CATHLAMET ~ The total output
- logo for 1900 on the Elokomin and
lite trihuta ries west of Gsthlamet. IL
estimated az ~. 900 900 feet
ASTORIA - The steam launch
Eagle was launched and chirstened
here yesterday.
CoLFAN The authofitiss are
hunting for Geo. O. Wagner. who la
wanted here on the charge Of Hwind-
ling Balfour, Guthrie 4 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-26
IN MEMORY
OF VICTORIA
Rabbi Joseph Spoke at the Temple
de Hlrsch Last Night.

Rabbi Joseph. 81 the Congregation
al Temple DE HirHeh, spoke last
night on THE Victory Of struggle"
ia which he paid an eloquent tribute
70 Engiaud's late queen. Hi8 ser
mon WIS from the text Gen. % 1871,
And Jacob was left alone. and then
Wreatied a man with him until the
breaking Of the day. and he eaid.
Let me go I will not let thee %
until thou hast blessed me After
this the rabbi spoke Of the bless
ing which arrives from constant
struggling with life's advefsities. lie
spoke Of the gentle maid Of ~, who
asceuded the throne and reigued 80
benenciently during almost the en-
tire 18th century; Of how courage
ouaIy she bore the burdens n her
governmental duties. being neither
puppet nor figure head while on the
throne. lie told how she never dis
eliminated between creed or coun-
try
Jewish subjects under her reign"
said the rabbia. have held the high
est governmental positions, such as
councillors, mayors and mniatefa,
and n the centuries To come
the people Will first learn to under
stand and appreciate the marvellous
progress which the English people
have made. nearly all Of which IL
due 10 their noble queen, who reign
ed for 10 many years with such
Womauly grace and such bGtndlesH
affection Tor her people
WARDS circulating llbrary. 1919 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-26
MARKETS..

Business WAS rather aui-, on West
street this moruiuK. even FOR eatar-
dag. ~ was due probably 90 the aC-
uvity yesterday. which vas steam
81 day.
The steamer goods were well
cleaned up yesterday With tho ~x-
cnut6uu uf cabbage. OWING - the
carload arriving between steamers.
The - ObaEs vaH not rushed cut as
usual. and slight gut in prices waa
made BY many haun Thla in a
temporary matter however. aud not
fxpeetri ta continue longer than the
present iat.
ueeta ard paraaips were very
scarce. 4 consignment II the latter
arrived. bat not enough 90 satisfy
the demand.
Fresh ranch eggs we're scarce this
morning aud stiffer than al auy time
this wcek
Thrive cars q spuha and a cunairn-
unut 81 sweet potatoes comprised
The other receipts.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 60 the pro
ducef In rpuad lots on the dock % in
Graln-uatH. IS sou ss~o0. barley
sia 9s wheat chicken feed. 81 70.
bran. ti7.zH. shorts titosszi6 %. Pop
corn. q . peg fee tbH
Hay Puget souno, per son. 81 -
Eastern Washington timothy. ttGss
4feEe. alfann SO fEHfi 60
EeFH-Etftctly frrah ranch. asHzfc
Batter H'ruah ranch. i64fkc. ma
tive creamery. 1sH3eC.
Cheese Native WaahiuEtan. ita
ISe
Poultry Chickens. live. Toe.
ducks. lie. tuFkeys t2tsni1c.
Dressed poultry urkHYH. 13Hfsi4c
chickens iz4t2se. ducks. i.aizihc.
E~eme. ~ ihc.
1--we stock-Cows. ne steers. 90
fIc. calves. iiAa7iHc sheep Ehorn.
e iambn 4 hoFH 64ttzc.
Dressed stock Hogs. Sc. lambs
&C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-26
More Handsome Flats.

Two more buildings for fats will
be erected In Seattle. This morning
A r.. Anderson obtained from the
city engineers once a permit for
the construction OF two story frame
building at GO to ST. Union street.
Tt VII contain n Ea<s and cost tts.-
COO
Olaf Ekiand took cat a permit for
two story frame fat building -
1914 Heweii street IL wiz cost 81
90