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Southern Railway Co. The Great Highway of Travel North, East, South and West Schedule in effect January 1s. 1s01.
 EASTBOUND

No. ss. Washington and southw sstsrn Limited" solid vestibuled train. Atlanta to Washington; Pullman sleeping car. Birmingham to New York; also Pullman library observation car, Atlanta to Now York. Dining car east of Atlanta
 No. S6. ''U. s. Fast Mall" carries Pull man sleeping cars Birmingham to Rfch- mond Va. via Atlanta: also sleeper At- lanta to New York. Cafe car Birmisg. ham to Atlanta, regular.
 Dining car east of Atlanta.
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elrmInoham City Bonds.
Fruit and Produce.

Birmingham city bonds can be bought on a AZ or AS per cent basis.
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tCOALl COAL

Carbon Hill-s3. .OO per ton. Coronado-$2. 75 per ton. Phone 247.
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Bonds,
2O15 Flrst Avenu

BondS.
 United States refunding 2s regis .. 108Ik United States refunding 2s coupon. 10S1h United States 3s registered .. .... 1OS United States Ss coupon ..... ...... 1OsA United States new As registered .... 139 United States new 4s coupon zee. 139 United States old 4s registered .. 1121h United tates old As coupon .... .... 112h United States 5s registered ... ..... 107 United States 5s coupon .... .. 107
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TAKE
When going to Texas and the West

Write c. H.. Morgan, travelling passen- ger agent, Birmingham. Ala. for full in- formation as to rates. schedules. etc. E. P TURNER. G. P. A. Dallas. Tex.
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H. D. COTnRAN & co.

Members of Chicago Board of Traa.
 New Orleans Cotton Exchanrs ana Rooms and 3 Alabama National
 Building. ank Private leased wires to New York. Nsu. Orleans and Chicago. NeW
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DOUBLE DAILY SCHEDULE TO GIN CINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
 LEXINGTON
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Chicago Change. The leading futures ranged as follows: Articles. Open.l High 1 Low. 1 Close.
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Money on Cali.

New York, November 2o.-Close: Money on call firm at 4@4% per cent. last loan A. Prime mercantile paper 41s@5 per cent. Sterling exchange firm with actual business in bankers bills at s4.SS for de- mand and $4S4%@4S4% for sixty days; posted rates $4.S5h@4.86; commercial bills S4s4@4S41s. Bar silver 565s. Mexican dol lars o Governmen bonds strong; rail- road bonds irregular; state bonds steady.
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Murphy 6 Co.'s Stock Letter.


 New York, November 20.-The stock market was very irregular, prices in the different groups moving without any gen. eral harmony. At the start sentiment was rather cheerful because of the favor able impression produced by the speech of Secretary Hay at the Chamber of Comm cree dinner last night. It was commonly inferred that the Presidents message would be as satisfactory on other topics as MT. Hays speech was in regard to the foreign policy of this coun- try. The continued ease in money and the absence of more gold exports also contributed to the bullish feeling. Later in the day, however, weakness developed in spots. Union Pacific after rally of nearly point declined about per cent. There were no developments in the west ern railroad situation to account for the i-quidation in this direction. Great North ern preferred and St. Paul lost a point and Rode Island declined per cent On the other hand Anthracite coalers were decidedly strong, Jersey Central advanc- ing over points on rumors that the rate of dividend would oe increased.
 ontario and Western scored an advance of 1 per cent. New York Central after running off point, rallied sharnlv near. ly per cent. in the afternoon. a1thongb 1t retained only a small fractional net gain at the close.
 Other strong features in the railroad list were St. Louis and San Francisco and Southern issues. The late selling appeared to be due to revived apprehen. sion of large gold exports on Saturday Liquidation in gas was precipitated by the action of the Illinois state authorities in levying very heavy assessment on the company for franchise taxation
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EAsTBOUND.

ARRIVALS.
 No. 1 from Macon. Albany, Columbus. opelika, Americus, etc.. s:35 D. m. Mo- from Savannah. Augusta, Macon. Columbus. etc.. 1920 D. m.
 Elegant through sleepers between Rir. minghan:. Columbus. Macon and Savan- nah on Nos 3 and 1.
 Connection is made at Savannah with the fast freight and luxurious passenger steamships of the Savannah Line from and to New York, Boston and the East For more detailed Information, beauti. fully illustrated matter, write or apply to SOLON JACOBS, Commercial Agent. W. D. HAMMET. Travelling Passeneer Agent, 1921 First Avenue
 JACK w. JOHNSON, Union T,ct., Agent. Birmingham. Ala.
 J. C. HALLE. General Passenger Apcnt W. A. WINBURN. Traffic Manager. sa- vannah. Ca
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The Coffee Market.

New York, November 20.-Coffee spot Rio steady No. invoice GA; mild steady, Cordova 71ssl11.
 Futures opened steady in tone with prices five to ten points higher on room covering and European buying prompted by a firm ruling of the French market and smaller primary receipts than ex- pected. Subsequently fluctuations were narrow and the days business insigni- ficant. amounting to but 10000 bags, al- though the prevailing undertone ruled steady in the absence of bear aggressive ness. News from the crop center was scarce and the changes in Brazilian mar kets unimportant The local market closed steady at net gain of points. Sales included Decem Der at $6. 50; January $6.6v, March $675Q6.SO; May $6 951s7. co ; July s7.15 August s7.25; September s7so@ 7.35; October S735@7.40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24

At 39c--Of Muslin. Empire and
square yoke. embroidery trim
ming, were soc. for .,t..... SOC
At 69c-Of muslin or cambria,
square or round neck, yokea
or fine tucking. and embrold-
cry Insertion. were VOc, for 60c
AT esc-Of cambria or muslin.
trimmed with lace and inser-
tion or handsome embroidery,
ware. sl.2b, for .. q. .psc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
SANTA ANA
FROM NOME
Brings the Latest Advices
From Far North.

Steamship santa Ana % the North
American Transportation 4 1'radlns
Co, arrived IN port today at 1876
a, m. tyiEg up at the Oriental wharf
She carried NO passengers. no freight
and no treasure. She left 81. nj.
chaol on July II. and Nome on 18th
stopping az Dutch liarhor for coal
Following is "a ilst Of boats in Nome
waters at time Of her departure
Hteamem ConauuuEh. Chico, Buck.
inKham, Seward (trauaporD. Warren
ClrauaporD. Hyades transport
lirigHs Geneva, Courtney Ford.
WhaierH Alexander, Helvedefe and
kariuk.
Steamships G. =. Lane, South Port
land. News Hoy.
Latest adVlcea from Nome are that
the Yukon river finally suecumhed q
the heat % July 8. and that the river
D. now IN "a navisHhie condition. The
season has been very late this year.
ana has seriously retarded the work
~ the miners IN the Nome country
The SNOW has not entirely disappear
- and hundreds Of men are waiting
their chance 10 get out and do their
summers prospecting. All reports
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pique Skirts, 89c.

At sac n better Grade OF Piqus
skirts. worth Si.25 and fi.b0
zach. Thces. too. will be sold
between 3 in the morning and
noon. The last lot are In vari-
Gus STYLES some are trimmed
with lnssrtion-and all are IN
good nuetfty Of plaue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
WON FROM
PORTLAND
One OF the Best Ball Games
of the Season Played
Yesterday.

After a hard drought lt.innlns
game yesterday afternoon. puEdule'i
ball tozsrre who represent Seattle on
the diamond. Won from the cham
pions 81 Portland. hy a score Of 2 Ga
/. Roth Stovall aud salisbury pitch
crs for seattle and Portland reHpcc
lively. were In excellent form, and
few hits were secured
II any difference could be made
Salisbury was found more than
stayall ZeiEler, seattle's new third
baseman. Ia all right. lie is speedy
on his feet. sure OF the ball. and
throws with great accuracy. Sec
ond base H. Reekenneld's proper
place. and there he put up an excel
lent game yesterday.
Muller led or for Portland. bat
his career was stopped BY klopt
Who picked up a hot grouhdef and
headed on tho Portland youth at
nrst. For siN solid innings the story
was one. two. three. out. once IN
awhile n man would reach nrst. and
perhaps second. but seldom. and nc
runs were made until the SEVENTH
inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
LOOP AROUND
GREEN LAKE
Natter Discussed al Public Meeting
Woodland Park Railway.

AZ a public meeting Of the Gree
AXE Improvement club last night
& was declared the sense % the
meeting that the Seattle Electric Co
should double track It's present Green
Lake line and that the proposed line
through Woodland park be deferred
until some later time.
AL the members OF the council cor.
poratlons committee were present
except Mr.. Parry. Supt. Dickinson
CO the Seattle Electric Co. vas also
there The meeting was called 70
discuss the franchise asked for by
the Seattle Electric Co. to extend It's
line entirely around Green Lake
returning through Woodland park
II IL believed that a majority Of the
rcsidents Of Fremont and Green Lake
are opposed 10 entering Woodland
park what they want Is a double
track over the present hue with a
more frequent service. Mr.. pickin-
son stated that the proposed loop
around the lake would do away with
accidents that might occur. and that
before long 10 would be necessary 20
double track the entire line.
II. j. Moss. r. c. Taylor and G. y
Howard were appointed as n com
n1lftee to go with the corporations
committee over the entire proposed
soufe They viii probably make the
"trip Friday afternoon
A committee composed os Charles
Duke. II. J. Moss and e. y. Howard
Vas appointed to take steps to Sc
cure better mail service for Green
Lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
A PROMINENT
FINANCIER
Maj. {. v. Preston Looking After a
$500. 900 Investment.

Maj r. V. Preston. a prominent
finaneier of the New England states
and general manager % one OF the
largest insurance companies In the
country, has been in the city for =
couple Of days The company he
represents has quite recently invest.
Cd the sum OF t50o.ooo In Seattle Sc
euFities and he is here to ieok AFT
er the Investments. In addition 20
this. Maj. Preston has come for the
purpose % increasing the holdings
OF his company In Seattle.
The bankers and fnaneiers % the
East" said MAJ. Preston. regard
Seattle as the metropolis Of the
Northwest. A. the center Of enter
prise and activity we have 50 learn.
Ell 20 regard tt. IL II my opinion
that this viii be the great metropolis
OF the coast. The commerce OF Al
aska and Asia. eentering here. and
the sure development; Of the resourc-
e. OF the state OF Washington. will
combine TO make Seattle great. /
am greatly pleased with our invest
msnts. and l do not hesitate In say
ing that this city merits the invest.
ments % Eastern people"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
WON'T PAY WAGES

The ship John A. Briggs, lying al
tho city buoy or the coal bunkers
10 having "a lot OF trouble IA aecuf
inR "A crew. she is laden With Goa
which he took on at Tacoma. Fail
ing % secure men IN that port. hht
has been lowed over here Tor th'
purpose. Capt. italeh. her master
objects TO the scale 81 wages fHed
by the aenmen'n union. which are SO
per month. lie IL therefore trying O.
get n non union crew at less wages
but IL meeting with the active OPP
position Of the Seattle branch Of the
Coast eeamen'H union. Tho John a
briggs has been IN the coal trade
between Tacoma and san Freneisce
for several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24

At b0c-Of muslin. handsomely
trimmed, with embroidery and
lace, were Csc. for ..........b0c
At 7hc-Of cambria, tucked and
hemstitched. embroidery trim
ming. were see, for .......1 5o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
HIS WORK
TOO RAW
Mokechnie Failed TO Do Any
thing Except Show His
Spleen.

The anancc committee ~ the city
council. and IN fact all the council
men. are aware that Health ONCE
McKeehnic ~ fcap0unibi" for the -
duction in the appropriation for the
fcw health officers August SALARY
u was on his estimate that the I'm
ance committee made up the appfo.
priattdn A. Councilman james
said The health department got ali
Il asked Dr. Mckechnls'H motiv"
wac explained IN yesterday Star
The euuncilmsn say that they sec
the uufairness al the whole matter
and Il will be- remedied IN the next
appropriation made. In the Sep
TENDER appropriation n IN promised
tho former saiarg viii be restored
and enough more appropriated q
even up the salary far August. eoun-
"a realizes that no nhysician can be
asked 70 30 the arfuouf duties Of
health ofncsr FOR $50 month. and
further that he must have an as
sistAnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
standlnr OF the cIuba.
CAUGHT In THE ACT
Chas. Parker Detected Stealing
From Leader Store.

chas. Parker. an alleged nhop-lift-
cr with an uuenyiablo reputation
was arrested by Detective Hyrnes
and Jailer Grant Tor attempting C.
rob the Leader dryEoods store on
Second avenue. last evening The
police say that Parker and a com
paniun have for some time been
"a ofkinE along Pike street The 20.
lice have been watehink Parker for
some time and last night he was
caught IN the act. lie entered the
Leader store. presumably 20 make q
purchase. he Was up 60 his Oh
tricks. and n clerk saw him attempt
60 steal an article. when the THE
saw he was detected. he ran. but
was soon IN the hands ~ the 70
lice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
new PRIVATE
AMBULANCE
An Accident Caused a Delay in
Completion.

The new private ambulance which
Capt. Hogle 10 now having built. will
be ready for service In about a week
An accident az the shop at Fourth
avenue and Stewart street a few
days ago caused considerable delay
and damaged the wheels Of the new
vehicle. The workmen were taking
Il 10 an upper room and the ropeg
gave way. precipitating the wagon
20 the lower floor.
The damage r. now almost repair.
ed and the finishing touches are be-
ing put on. This ambulance IL be-
ing fitted up in \ thoroughly modern
style and Is designed especially foI
private use. AL sick and private
calls will be answered BY the new rig
Accidents and all city work will BE-
taken care Of By the old ambulance
In order 20 do this, two compIste out
fits are necessary. and probably two
quarters will have 20 be secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
Eight New Sleepers.

In few days the Pullman Palace
Car co. will deliver eight new stan
dard sieeperE 20 the Northern Pa
eifc FOR use on the North Coast I'm.
tied trains. The cars viii he as fns
as ever have relied into Seattle OF
a regular train. For the benefit oi
the heavy travel between Portland
and Seattle two observation cars ar,
70 be put on the local day run be.
tween here and the oregon metrop-
oils.
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work ssslss.

Then Seattle worked and won
Fray was fret a. the bat. lie found
Salisbury for a safe one, aud bodis
sacrificed. advancing him 60 second.
Reekenficld hit and stole second,
putting Frary on third, 81 Johns
sacrificed and scored Frary. Thlel-
man famed and left Rockeuneld on
third.
Portland Was game and Muller
came out with a pretty tWo-bagger
that made the Seattle boy who COW
ers the middle garden sprint. DIESEL
went out on a bunt. but advanced
Muller 20 second. Anderson hit. and
In trying 70 steal second, was retir'
ed. Tinker famed. This left the
score even. At the end % the ninth
inning u was the same story. Then
teams buckied down and fought u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
ON SOUND
and SHORE

Steamship AIgoa, under charter by
she government 20 carry supplies &c
Manila, will be at the Arlington dock
tomorrow to complete her cargo
The Algoa ls a vessel Of II. 900 tons
and IL 4s0 feet. or one-eieventh Of q
mile IN length. Her beam measure
ment IL % feet. She has taken on
part Of her lumber cargo at Port
Gamble and part at Port Biakeley.
she II now at the latter port. Her
lumber cargo I'm all amounts 70 s00,-
CO feet and she Will take some 1000
tors Of general supplies. The Alsoa
- in command OF Capt Hansford
and CAPT. Bothsrton. well known 10
this port. Il her pilot. II Is though
Shat she may be able 20 sail within
two or three days. but all depends
upon her dispatch.
Steamer Portland sailed last night
for Vancouver. From thence shs
viii no ~ Unalaksa, 81 Michael and
Meme. she had very large cargo
hut few passengers. The consmaugh
LII b. due from Nome on the 10th.
ateamsr Victorian Will sail Tor
ksxway tonight 90 . o'clock. She
4 nave a good cargo OF general
.ahnud.ss for Dawson the ship
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SeattIe's Entertainment OF
the Rivers and Harbors
Party Ended.
COMPLETE SUCCESS
A General Expression OF Good viii
Toward the City Substantial
Benefits Are Sure 10 Re-
suit From the Visit

The members Of the congressional
rivers and harhOrs committee. who
Tor over two weeks were guests az
SEATTLE on their tours OF Puget sound
and Alaska. Departed last evening
for Spokane and Lewiston. idaho.
The gentlemen 81 the party went
on the Northern Pacific overland
at T;s5 o'ciock. and at this time
ere enjoying the hospitality VI the
metropolis Of Eastern Washington
TIE ladies remained here until this
snerning at o'clock. when they
took the tratn Tor Portland, They
will remain in that city until the
gentlemen return from Lewiston.
cenvsseee Of GAYS werth.
Before leaving Seattle. while re-.
sfeent as to details ~ what the menu
bers Of the committee might recon-
mend. or propose 20 do In the aid ~
Seattle and her vast commerce, the
eongresSmen we're not backward In
expressing themselves in general
terms. one point Is clear. above all
others. and that = that the mem
heFs % the committee are thoroughly
eonyInced % the greatness Of Sc
Httis. present and future. As the
members expressed "a. Seattle not
she whole Northwest cannot fail te
benefit thereby.
The ladies Of the party we're enter
talnrd at a farewell banquet las,
evening by Mrs. James A. Moore anil
Mrs. Lincoln Of this city.
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S. S. Bailey From Nome.

s. s. Bailey. proprietor Of the Ho-
tel Northern. just returned from
Nome. says the gold output Of the
far north win be limited this season
The continued cold weather holding
the ground frozen hard as late ar
July -, when Mr.. Bailey Htarte
south, makes development work al
most impossible. Mr.. Bailey says
the new pumping plant Of the wild
Goose Mining CO. on Anvil mountain
Is an expensive and powerful one
commanding a large stretch Of min
ing country.
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ring business % the kiondlke show.
ing considerable bigna ~ increase as
the fall season approaches. She has
also a large passenger liat.
Transport Eghert h at the Roslyn
hunkers. having come over from
faremerton 60 eeal before sailing fot
Nome. she will take cargo Of sun.
piles FOR the use Of the army ofiices
IN the north at the various posts and
viii probably be ready to sail by
SUNDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24

Hurley down. hut that lad captured
the ball and two men we're out. II
was Mullern turn. The first bail
ever the plate he sent clear over the
right Held fence. hut IL only counted
FOR two bases. Deisol famed and
left Muller on the second cushion.
Heekenncld hit safe one for Sc
attle. ST. John sacrificed and then "a
was "A problem to get that fatefui
Score Harmon was substituted foi
Thielman and the little fellow made
a two base hit. but Hoekenneli
could not score, Frary came up. ana
n hit settled the anair. Roekeunold
scored on u and won tho game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
Patrick Clark and Party.

Patrick Clark. the spokane mil
iionairc mining man who will soon
commence development % extensive
sold and copper properties on Prince
q Wales island, Alaska, Il In Sc
attic today, the head OF an extcn.
slNe party OF tourists. The party
VII leave on the steamer Queen to-
night for a trip In Alaskan waters
It's members are; 7, Clark and wife
John Clark, Jim clark. Misses Una
Rhea and Katherine clark. 4. w
clark. Misses Gertrude Harvey, Hci.
en- Laveiie. blanche Fluorney, Mrs
Hoover, Chas. @. Han and II. =
Hall.
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he WAS SELLING
LOTTERY TICKETS

Louis lie Bolt was arrested by De
sective Barck this morning for sell
snx lottery tickets. He was released
On SO bail.
The police department has decid-
ed 20 prosecute all lottery prophet
crs as gambling. on the same grounds
az persons running open games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
City Clerks Vacation.

City clerk George X. coryeli VII
take a months vacation IN few
weeks. Ito viii visit the Pan Amer
team exposition At buffalo and also
spend part of the time at his Oh
home IN New York. where he has not
been for nearly Is years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
For REGULAR Army Service.

Lieut.. walter Y. Cotchott one Of
the University Of Washington boys
who enlisted Ia the volunteer army
during the Philippine campaign. has
been ordered 70 Hau Franciseo 10 b.
examined Tor "a lieutenant In the
regular United states cavalry.
Lieut.. Cotchett made an enRiahl9
record during the recent war,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
UmatiIla Arrives.

steamship UnatiIla OF the Pacific
Coast Steamship Co, arrived in
port last evening, carrying Zfs pas
eengers, fss Of whom came first class.
She also brought full cargo OF mer
ehandise. consisting mostly Of fresh
fruits. etc, for local commission
house,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
A siqht of Lifetime.

Three hattieships. Iowa, Wisconsin
aud Oregon are now az Port Orchard
dry dock Take the neW fast steam
er Athinn from Columbia street dock
at & 90 and ? S. a ~. or itlb and
as p. m Pare &c round trip.
Fastest time. Hest service. or
chehtFa on board.
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went ossf the Fsnes.

Vigneux came up nrst. but went
out on a hot one which Rneksnfcld
promptly covered. Salisbury found
the sphere and attempted 70 knoc 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24

Loo Cook. a chiuaman. vas put IN
the city Jan last night hy United
states oricer Fisher for safe keep
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24

Or. cumyow's Chinese Root cure,
Rheumatism. once. Lyon house.
zsh Columbia street, between sec
ond avenue and Third avenue. ONES
tours, a. m. to D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24

are to tho effect that mining mat
tors are at a temporary Htandatili
but Will resume activity IN n few
GuNH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
35c Torchon Lace ioc.

Hand made Torehon lace from
2 10 a. inches wide 30 tomorrow
80 i1e a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
Dress Spikes, Sc.

A Tine ~ Dress Spikes IN al
colora. worth &c. al. each. se.
90 close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
Si.5o Curtains, 79c.

RULED Dinity Curtains. three
yards long. worth tiso a pair.
tomorrow ct. the pair. 7sc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
Sc DimIties for Sc.

Light and dark eol0red Dimi-
ties. worth Sc a yard. on Eais
Thurnday al o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
Sailors Half Price.

4 few slightly soiled sailors
viii be closed out tomorrow in
the millinery store at exactly
haH prica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
Rainier Beer

MADE OF THE RIGHT
MATERIALS IN THE RIGHT
WAY FOR THE PEOPLE WHO
APPRECIATE THINGS THAT
ARE RIGHT. A FLAVOR THAT
Is BETTER THAN ANY OTHER
BEER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-24
Camping Blankets, soc.

A good. soft. feecy Tan Blank
81. fun 1914 size. just the thing
for camping. on sale tomorrow
at 50c q pair.