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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04

caso or Kansas City to get choice meats.
An instance In support Of this claim
was shown during the recent convention
Of the American Medical association In
this city, when at a banquet given by the
physicians Of st. Paul the menu con-
tanned "Roase Minnesota Lamb 1t
took eighteen lambs to 90 around, and
they were what is known as winter
lambs that is, they were born last WIN
ter, and at the age Of five months
weighed an average Of 100 pounds each.
and on the market brought 3 cents per
pound live weight. The meat not only
pleased but surprised the visitors, many
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04

slight idea of the magnitude of the WORK
that has been accomplished.
Thirty miles west of Rawlins, one of
the division points of the road, and our
bivouac the second night out, is the con-
tinental divide Over miles of rails laid
with scientific exactness on a solid road
bed, the perfection Of railroad engineer
ing and track almost dustless because
of the superior ballast used; along a road
with no grade in excess of forty-three
feet to the mile and no curve heavier
than 8 degrees and SO minutes, running
with graceful sweep on this side and on
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04

Prof. Thomas Shaw. of the state ex-
perimental station at St. Anthony Park,
is authority for the statement that mo
state in all the Union can grow better
meat than Minnesota" This declara-
ton is made advlsedly and with full
knowledge of conditions and facts. The
department Of animal husbandry, over
which he has control has demonstrated
that there is no need of sending to Chi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04

farmers Of Minnesota from growing such
lambs. Those interested in the subject
can get information from the station, not
only on the growing Of lambs, but all
kinds Of 1--we stock as well. The informa-
ton appears in the form Of bulletins
which are sent free to applicants
no Minnesota farmer should come to
st. Paul without viaiting st. Anthony
Park. So great is President HIS con-
fidence In the results of ouch visits that
he has given free excursions at various
times to farmers to enable them to see
the results attained at the station By in
telligent effort.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04

face is ass feet and the highest point
above the sea level in the tunnel is 1928
feet. The grade through the tunnel is
twenty-one feet to the mile. When COM
pleted, 1t will be lined with timber, and
finally with concrete throughout, leaving
eighteen feet from wall to wall, and
twenty-one feet to the roof in the clear.
Work is in progress at both ends, and
the tunnel material is taken out with
steam shovels. All power is furnished by
large air compressors, and a perfect cleo
trio lighting system is in operation. The
gain made here in shortening the trans
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04
Minnesota as a Mutton State.

of whom had thought Minnesota was too
near the Arctic circle to raise lambs,
especially in the winter. When they saw
the nicely marbled joints and the tender
and juicy meat the opinion was uni
versal that if the state could produce
such meat the climate was all right.
An illustration Of three Of the lambs
is shown herewith, by courtesy OF The
Farmer of this city. Prof. Shaw says
there is nothing to hinder a great many
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04

Professor Munyon says; thousands
fail every year because Of Indigestion
and stomach trouble. Munyon's Dyspep-
sia Cure enables one to eat what they
like all they Ike and when they
Ike. 1t makes worn-out stomachs al
most as good as new. 1t makes good,
rich blood and gives new life and ehergy
to the whole body. IT drives away gloom
and makes life worth living"
If you are nervous; II you can't sleep;
Sc you don't relish your food; IL you are
constlpated II you are DIZZY or worn
out, get a vial Of Munyon's Dyspepsia
Cure. it gives immediate relief and per-
manently cures.
If you want your skin to be as soft as
velvet you should use Munyon's Witch
Hazel Soap. It cures pimples. black
heads and all facial blemishes 1t i'm
proves any complexion and makes the
skin glow with Youthful freshness. For
baby It is truly ablessing. 1t cures hives.
chafing. prickly heat and all baby lrrl-
tants 1t IS the best toilet soap made.
If you have any disease, write Pro
fessor Munyon, Broadway, corner 26th
street, New York, He will tell you the
quickest way to get well. Confidential
advice free.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04
WORKED ON THE sp1RE.
Tall spire of Assumption Church
Repaired Last Week.

There was more than ideal application
Of the sentiment simply to Thy Cross I
Cling" with the men employed during the
past week on the tall spires Of Assumption
church German Catholic), Ninth and
Franklin street Their ropes, attached
to the foot of the cross on each tower,
held swinging platforms high IN the air
while they repaired the damage inflicted
to the slate roofing by lightning some
time ago. Tho workmen perched up at
such perilous heights were the objects OF
much curiosity and comment from pass
ers-by on the streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04
PopuIar Ercnrsions

To Mackinac Island, the charming sum
mer resort; $3.50 for round trip from St
Paul or Minneapolis via Eastern Mime
scta Railway and steamship Miami"
Ticket office, 1872 Robert street Corner
Fourth st. Paul MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04
New Hutchinson Train
Vim mThe Milwaukee .

On and after June nth an additional
passenger train will be put on via c., M.
& st. p. Railway between the Twin
Cities and Hutchinson daily except
Sunday,
New train leaves Hutchinson 1870 a. m,
Glecoe a. m, Plato 500 a. M, Nor
wood S:1s a. M, Cologne $3.50 a. M, and
arrives Minneapolis 9:45 a. M, st. Paul
1920 g. m.
Returning, leaves St. PAU 4. p. M,
Minneapolis, 4:40 p. M, and arrives Glen
coe $50 p. m. and Hutchinson p. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04
Lesson In Arithmetic.

Lesson In Arithmetic.
Philadelphia Press Il
your father had ten 81 bills and your
mother asked him for half of them, how
many would he have left ~
He'd still have the ten,' replied the
wise child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
EXAGGERATED
PRESS NOTICES
Edwin Well Has a Few Things 10
Say From Experience

Obvious exaRRsfations promin-
rntly featured in the advance notices
OF theatrical attractions" said I'D.
win A. Well. press representative of
Wlillam n. Vests MinHtrels 10 n
star reporter today, have come 10
W the chief delights OF an editors
blue pencil. Few there are who re-
hiAe the importance ~ yufacity. as
Wei as rhetoric. when connding to
the public the merits of their respect
I've organizations"
Mr.. Wen was asked the quality ~
the singer who replaces Jose this
season.
We have a tenor this season whose
success has fully demonstrated MIR.
Vests good judgment In going ar far
ne England for material. speak Of
clement Stewart. who has been ap.
penrinK with Moore a burgess Min
Htfels nj ST. James han. London.
An anti sentimental ballad entitled
To-day. has won for him favorable
comment among the critics 81 this
country His voice IL neither a CON
ira tenor nor a falsetto. but has the
requisite sweetness ana tone which
might do Justice 10 tho. classical lyr-
les Of some 81 our nous compos-
era."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
OLE THOUGHT HE
SAW HIS FINISH
Took an Early Morning Plunge In
the Bay Was Rescued

Ole Auckland. a miner. recently re-
turned from Nome had narrow 80.
cape from drowning at an early hour
yesterday morning. He fen from
feaier wharf into the bay, aud was
only rescued BY the prompt action %
J Charles Kline, the night watch
man az the pier
Auckland had some personal belong
inrs on a steamer az one OF the
wharyes, AZ I o'clock IN the morning
he started 20 flnd thu boat. When on
frHiCr wharf. IN the darkness. he
made misstep and fell into the bay
Its cries Tor help brought Kline ~
his assistance.
The latter threw a rope but unRH.
sisted. could not pun the man from
the bay. Tie made one end OF the rope
fast 20 wharf pile and Auckland
clung TO the other, Kline then ran
90 telephone and called the police
patrol wagon, When it arrived AUX
land had climbed on boat under
the wharf
Shlvnring from the cold he was
put IN the patrol wagon and taken
to headquarters. where he fully re-
covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
Real Estate Transfers

Lots q 0. 10 and II. block ~. Wood
lawn addition. near Green Lake. have
been sold 20 w c. Tabor. . capital
fsh Of Minnesota. for the sum 81
$500. II 10 HE intention to build
houses upon them nc once.
Or. A. w Rhea ~ this city. yes
tsrfay bought n lot on the south
west corner % Republican and West
lake avenue Tor t7TSo He viii prob.
ably build D residence upon the prop
srty next spring.
Through II. A. Boyle a Co. e. Rs-
bel yesterday bought from ~. Vein
stin, a lot on Seventh avenue. be.
tween Union and University streets
The price paid was 5000. Mr.. Wein-
attn. who owns the property on the
corner OF Seventh and University. il
making preparations 10 build A =
story apartment house on his prop
erty. The lower floor viii BE used
for store buildings. The building viii
he modern W every respect and will
cost between si1eoe and $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25

WOmFu'a Jersey ribbed cream
color heavy fleece lined union
suits, all sizes. actually worth 55c
per suit, after six, zic.
Cushion covers, In figured.
scroll and floral designs. after
six, z5c.
Stamped tray cloths, after six,
&c.
Down cushions. a list Of afLsr
six prices, ~ foilOWH.
N1ls-in. size, &c.
20x20-in size, &c.
ZZxze-iu. size, &c.
2tKzf-in. size, ti05.
lgK2s-in. size, siz5.
Women's fast black pure ALL
wool tights. Jersey ribbed. assert
ed style aud ali sizes. former low
price ~ these tights 12.l5, after
six. si.fs.
Women'N fancy cotton stripe
stockings. assorted coi0rs, high
apliced heel and double toe. fast
color. actual value ssc. after
six. ~ Ac q pair.
Women's tan or fast black cot
ton hose. double toe and heel:
these are worth izisc and iBc, az
ter six. Sc pair.
W0men's pereaie wrappsrs.
deep ruffie on bottom: worth
tlz5. si50 and 800. after six,
7sc.
IS don. mems heavy LacOnia
twin night shirts. after sir, SOC
each.
A lot Of mems unlaundered
shirts, worth 90 each, after six.
zsc.
20 dor. mems colored border
handkerchiefr. worth iec, after
siK. Sc.
Atwood covert cloth. % inches
inches wide. IN tan. brown, me-
dunn grey. dark grey and OK
ford. regular value SC. after six,
ssc.
Infants rubber diapers: worth
f5c and s9c. after nix, lse.
Chiidren'H eiderdown coats,
worth 800 and f5.o5 each, ac-
oording to siEe, after six. si-is
each.
Baby caps. worth up TO T5c,
after six, &c.
Girls and misses crush hats:
worth TIC, after six 2sc.
Boys caps, worth BIC, after ak,
iGc.
a lot Of nice quilts. for trim
ming: after six, &c each.
Wings and birds, worth roc, after
ak. ioc.
Gold Dust. ioc package. after
sin.
only one package 20 a buyer.
Only five cases win be cold at
this price.
Good steel pairing knives. 20
each.
Only two 70 a buyer.
One large table ~ decorated
porcelain dinner ware. cups and
saueerr. plates. vegetable dishes.
pitchers, etc, at one-half the
usual regular prices
Only six pieces 20 a buyer.
Chiifren's coIored border hand
kerchiefs. fun size, after six, i0c
per dozen.
Oriental iaces. inches wide.
choice new styles, worth SIC a
yard. after six. i5c.
Hamburg edges, fine quality.
open work designs. worth fsc per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
CODIFYINC
ORDINANCES

Secretary basisy. OF the board Of
public works. and assistants. have
nearly completed the lAborioun task
Of eodigying the city ordinances. all
that remains being the fndsxinx
which viii be handed TO the printer
Ia few days Biils of similar char.
acter are run all under enc head
somsthlng that has not been done In
former publications. Secretary Bag
ley VIII have 1000 books printed.
f'ach city otficiAi will be furnished
with . copy and the others win prob
ably be placed on sale at a nominal
price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
ELlHU THOMPSON
THE MAIL BOAT
Fish Bros. Sub-lei Ocean Portion
OF AIl-American Route

Fish Broa. who have the contract
% the All-Amsrican route. which y
20 give bi-monthly service between
vaides and Circle city. ALASKA. have
suh-ict the ocean portion % their
contract from Seattle TO Fald~s 70
the L. N. Gray :. =. agency, The
mat viii be carried once per month
On the ocean steamer Elihu Thomson.
first sailing Nov. Is aud every mont y
thereafter during the winter. This
r. a special contract authorized ~
the postmaster general In order 20
meet ths growing demands for bet
Ter Alaska mail service between Sc
attic. sitka. Yakutat Eilamar, VAL
des an6 points between Naides and
Circle City, Alaska.
James Fitch. ~ Fish Rroe.. u al
present In Seattle. working on ths
details with Mr.. l.. II Gray and shs
Pacific Cold Storage Co, relative 20
operating the steamship Eiihu Thorn
son this winter. He u also looking
after the purchase of supplies for
the stations along the route and for
Faftes and Circle City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25

81 0oUi 1s, local green corn. 81 fsa
cwt, cauliflower. P0cUtl.n0. pump.
kins. lhUi ac per n. aquashea. lac
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef, 10 ID; steer
beef, 7p7Mc per N. mutton, wsther.
Te. ewes, ESQ. pork. o. per 10. veal.
large. Sc. small. 100.
Provisions Hams. lie, breakfast
backs. Toe. bellies. lie.
Honey i2N 0t4e.
Butter Cheese tggs and Poultry
butter -- washington oreAmeriea.
pound prints, zsc. Eastern Iowa
and Elgin, zi426e. fresh ranch 100
ise.
Cheese Native Washington. fuil
cream, Use. Eastern. New York
ti4iac; Wisconsin. 40! lioquetoft,
t5ci Edhn, fiiUi2 per ease. New
York. ihMisc. LimburRef. lt1te.
brick, i6ui1o. Swiss. is0tge. -
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, sousse'
Poultry liens. saioc: large spring
lie. broliers. isIlte ducks lo1lie''
Corrected Daily. The following
prices are being offered to the pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock OF In
the car az Heattisi
Grain Oats, So 0oI2s.oo; barley
flT0o4is 90, wheat chicken feed,
so 00qsi 90. corn. ti.e0 per 100 lbs.
Hay Puget sound per ton $1,000
ia 90. Eastern Washington Timothy,
$500. alfalfa. tiino,
Butter - Fresh ranch. ia1itc. ma
tive creamery. 2212ac.
Cheese Native washington. ise.
Eggs strict fresh ranch $50 soc
Eastern. t4u fgc.
Poultry Hens. soc. large spring
t08itc, small spring. i2Hi8c. ducks
i0fIii turkeys, Ii4i1r,
Live stock Cows. 4Acs steers
sHc. calves. EAU7Mo. sheep. &c:
hoss. bgsAc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
| AN FROM
TACOMA!
| AM IT! THE ONLY III!
Ny Competitors Are As Dust

with my iron clad heel l hpurn
the very thought OF there being a So
attic man who has q right 10 i've. Ny
long residence Ia Tacoma has taught
me 10 swell Qua and believe that y 10
the only city on Earth. and l only
uondsncend 10 come to Seattle he
cause there IL more business there
and ] need cash 10 spend In TACOMA.
/ have been ia business 40 long That
DO not think any one else has "a
! right % be In the same busineE%.
I When in the East always give oCt
an interview to show that Mount
z Rainier In. or should be. Mount Ia
coma Yea. verify I and l alone arm
/ from Tacoma. See Sundays Issue to
show what a big man ara !.
Ny ambition In 20 sell for cost.
and BY selling piano now ana thsn
and advertising that have sold IL.
YEA! verify. sometimes seventeen
per day. II makes me 20 feel tubii-
ant that l have worNted nay COM
pettt0rn feven II IL were onis ln my
E imarinaiiunl. Confidential and sDt-
I 70 vocs. and sons how BY selling At
coat BY Bank account doth increase.
The above DOES NOT refer 10 The
/ ia maker Music Co. but 90 every
man, woman and child Who viii re-
port al our store we Will give a med
al n they can inform uH who II can
I be Justly applied 20.
And still the public Nho wish 20
hay a piano for che lsas; possible
price with the quality considered.
are patrunizlnK the Knmakcr Music
! Co. the al around Seattle house.
Z whose watchword II Honestly and
no Flim Flam about ~. Call in end
see the largest and most complete
Z lins OF pianos Ia the city. Pianos
I that are guaranteed for a life time
are our speciality. Installmenf buy
rrs here End no humbuE ss played
with the interest question. Open ev-
cry evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids viii be received by the Council
OF the Town OF Columbia, county OF
King, state OF Washington until two
o'cIoek II. m. November 4. A. H. 1901
for the grading OF Ferdinand street,
I'm said town, between the west line
OF Noble street. and the center line
OF T,atItin street. na shown by the
nrofile on flle with the clerk OF said
town. Each bidder must name a
lump sum for work complete, and be
accompanied with certined check
for three per cent, OF the total
amount bid. to be forfeited to the
town OF Columbia In cnse the sue
cessfil bidder falls TO enter into said
contract within Ave days after the
award OF the contract 10 him,
The council reserves the right to re-
joct any and all bids.
Dated this gath day OF October, A.
-. 1901.
FRANK u. CONVICTION,
Clerk of the Town OF Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
FREMONT BRIDGE

At the meeting of the city council
Monday nlKht. Councilman Murphy
viii introduce uiii 90 appropriate
money for the drawing ~ plans and
construction Of temporary bridge
over the Lake Washington canal
right -of.way az Fremont
smith q Howard viii make "a
foot cut acroTs WestiRks avenue the
avenne on which the ear line runs 20
Fremont aud they are now within
one block ~ that point II II there-
fore necessary Tor the city and the
street railway company 90 put In at
once q Pile bridge work VIII be
completed ON ono side ~ the street
before the other Il begun. In order
that traffic may not be intcrfered
with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25

aged "a. and Fannie Rumble, 20 both
III Seattle Zoeit n. Ford and Evelyn
Louise Oili, both ~ Seattle and 81
legal age Louis John Cross. aged ~.
ana Annie McTague. Is. both - ron
ton. Frank nudd Ooudey % New or
leans. and Marie lienly Jackson ~
seattle, Chnriss Wesley. aged ~ and
Carrie Carter. n. both 0f Seattle
Andrew J Erickson. aged 20. ana
Jennie a Anderson 70, both ~ hsRt.
tie. william benjamin Prentice. aged
- and Ethel Violet Kent eerrone.
2i. both ~ seattle. Boleslaw Wies-
nitrnaki. aged 90. and Anna Pleknr-
Ski, 10. both % Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
EXPLOSION

PfTTsBuRg. oct. PA boiler OK
piosinn IN one OF the large furnaces
of the Carnegie Steel Co near Hak-
ing early this morning injured four
laborers and caused 100000 property
damage.
The bodies ~ four or ave men are
believed 10 be IN the debris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25

yard. after six, Zoe.
Veiilngn, plain aud dotsss =
- mefhes, worth &c per s
after ak, loe.
200 matted pictures. q 49,
20 select from. sizs SIZE. ~
price lOc, after ak. ~ each
a fine line ~ paane part..
studies 20 select fr0rn-the y.
lar prophet picturea-af,s, I
i0c.
100 boxes % Etatlone.v
sheets ~ paper. y enyelo...
each box. regular price a. y
lal after Eiz, lsc.
Card mounts, four b. ~.
different shades. regular Y.
l5c a dozen. after six. l8c q y.
en-.
Hyposulphats soda. attsr :.
v a pound.
Seeds developing powder, :.
ular price 20 box, after ~ Il
a box.
Free, after six, with eysrv -.
chase al the drug counter M.
SIX, cuatoners may have ~ i
asking. their choice Of a tosgs :
Colgats's toilet water or a -.
Of PuroaA Cream.
Cocoa strip soap, four ess~ .
the strip, special after an =
Three cakes toilet soap. ina 10
worth lec. special after slx Z I
box.
coigate'g shaving SOAP vo-.
Ioc, special after six, e az
White CASTLE soap. a-r.n.<
bars. worth &c, after SIX. r. J.
bar.
White crocheted bed sprss4
fun size. worth s0c. after NJ 81
Coiored table covers, a.. -
In red and white and red -
green, Oh cDsoss, worth q. 80
six, Sc each.
1000 yards fleece lined u.u
cloth. 70 stripes, dots and -
sian effects. two 70 ten wa.
lengths; worth lzi1c a yard, sfsr
Elk. Sc.
Best American shlrtlng prtnu
after six, &c yard.
Darning cotton. three spos;s
for Sc, after six
Cabinet 81 wire hzir rims
worth yc, after slx. ss4e
Safety pins. all SHEA xsrth &
after ak, &c q dozen.
Hair nets. worth se. s.ter az
DC.
Hair nets. worth liz. after III.
&c.
Hair brushes, worth Sc, alta
ak. fsc.
Hair brushes. wortA Sc, ss:r
six. 5sc.
Tan and brown leather BEN
worth i5c, after SIX Il 6.
Large mirrors. ad,arxbls eel
stand: worth Soc, after ok, xc
Cherry and grape Rat PINS ~
brooe hes: worth &c. af;sr Il
isc.
Fancy brooches, worth 81 Il. |
ter six. sc.
Fancy brooches that 81 q sx
after six. Isc.
Good watches. worth r. E.r-
did time-keeperE, after six. lc
Women's hat pins. NH Nj
heads, regular price 5e : 6s1z
after six. two dozen Ter &.
Bone collar buttons. word 1
a dozen. after SIX. tic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25

BODY Burns. man who has many
friends u the number Of Inquiries
concerning him can be taken In evi-
eence, was arrested on suspicion by
Offieers EasN1n. Ryan and W.. L.
Hubbard az an early hour this morn /.
ins. II IL alleged that Burns 10 the
man who grabbed handful Of gold
nuKsstS from a man tn the Tender
loin several weeks arD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25

Parties having land In the city Of
Seattle suitable for a site for the
Carnegie library, and DESTROYS o. dls-
pomlnK 81 the sans. will please cor.
respond with thu undersigned. Civ
land and stating the lowest cash
price therefor. X ~ Lindsay, chair
man BOARD ~ Library Commission
rrs. Seattle. wash. ex7-s-t New York
building =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
HENS WEAK :
EGGS STIFF

There In no notable activity abou,
tho markets these days. but business
men do not complain. They state that
the shipping trade n good, and al
together sales are large for this sea-
son u the year.
H@nH are weak today while eggs
are very siifY. as quoted.
Yakima spuds arc unchanged. 9th
eF pricea remain unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
The Seward Tor Portland

The United states army transport
Seward. which was reported 90 be at
Port Townsend win not come here
She has on board n number Of troops
from difYarent Alaskan ports and Ia
70 so direct 60 Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
Discovery on the Ways

The mail steamer Discovery went
on the ways at West Seattle yester-
day. some changes Will be made IN
her cabin space and mail room add
ed. The steamer is scheduled 70 sail
for ~. Michael Sunday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
MARCHING

NEW YORK. oct. 25.--AdviceB re-
ceived here from Colombia are 70 the
effect that the state reVoiutloulets
have taken the town Of Tumacs on
the Pacific coast near the Ecuador
frontier and are marching toward
guapi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25

Three nights Of next week, begin
ming Oct. ~, William II. Vests Big
Minstrel Jubilee will exploit Tween
tfeth century minstrelsy AZ the Grand
Opera house. II IL IN reality more OF
an extravaganza. the burnt cork per-
formance being only one OF many
epeclalfies The comedians are cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
New Members OF Chamber

J. J. Holman. Eugene Fsmpls. Ed
gar AmsN. Charles r, Marvin and ".
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members Of the chamber % com
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25
LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued; To Hugh Mcclure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-25

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