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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

" y Hutchinson 90. oHIft 8aIs, "
a man b. foolish Ia buy a REGULAR
81 90 shirt Tor 800. when he enu
secure standard Wilson Bros ner-
Gale af Madras fhlft Of the $50 or
I'll quality Tor Gteo.
" II Hutchinson fia.. cor. 81 Hce-
and and t1ipn street, are selling a
Nhirt for 800 with two pairs OF
euffa Nun cannot secure tHa pairs
of cuffs eiHew here fuf less than ! 60.
All new, freah ANA charming pat-
terms 80
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HE'S AN INDIAN
asshasiss Elder 10 Adopted By the
oibSsy irassns

...a. -. =: 49, -
l. ANNn1 aticns. AuH. s-ths ans
nuAt DNbWaY Indian Methodist
camp meeting. Mhhsh has been in
progress on the gTuuuaa at He4uarn.
lag tffN week. concluded today with
an interesting eHFHfnoHFs This - ~
the adoption Of Presiding Elder q
NJ Thompson q aasqustte into the
ujlbWay tribe Ths event Was con-
snfumated with imposing rites that
Included the christening % the pre-
siding elder with an tatian name.
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At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :. saera-
fnentn. i
A, san Frsnclsco-f.os Angeles. 5.
Oakland. /.
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Saturday and sunday. Aug ; and ..
Tee raun5 trip. Tickets "a sale
SO isl ave. 49,
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At Spokane Spokane. s; San
francisco. 4.
A. uutts-Butte. e. Salt Lake. J.
At Tacoma. 8. Los An
gsles. 4.
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RAINIER nnAcH.

THE PLACE To LIVE
EASY TO REACH EAsY TO RtfY
Beautiful loratl0n on shore ~ Lake Wash.
inEton. short ride on scent electric cars
from First and Washington. Large iofs
hQNiia, With alley; are selling fast at KTA
So ana fiuo az 81 and $50 down and 81
month. isA already Huld everybody likes
Rainier Beach, It's the best and cheap
81 pruperiY on market for home and m.
Nestmfnti arhoOln churches stores. fine
Hardcn uuili cleared and ETaded avenues.
sidewalks, grand Views. boating. bathing
fishing hiEh and heulthfuis plenty wood
aud city water lumber on terms or home
built See Mr. Weed agent. office At
faluier Beach, ~ g. X Htnrtcvnnt own
e. $40 Boston block
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The Hon Msfohs has h~sn grant
81 permission To construct two
bridges And an underground tunnel
bsfwse the main store and the new
annpN on FIRST avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-09

WE edn locate you on the hest homestead
lands iu Washington. We have some rooa
farms fOr sale. SaN On =. II. Casey tOo
Pacific block seattle.
CHEAP lots az SIS w. az Huimnn eityi
only " minutes ride Ola old Hrntnu car
iiue en- Washington street. terms 50
down, - mouthlri come today large.
warm office on grounds
For farms and acreage a. Western wash
iugtnn can on slottefistan a Arneli, rs
Roswell block.
---==-s--=s=s------'
PARTY leaving city, fine asroom cottage
electric NNht, city water. tot inXieO
close IN. good locality $500 worth 81
f4ne furniture thrown IN. Hest barEain
ever offered. $500
JAS. q. TAYLOR. as Arcade,
EuR RENr for I year. a-roam cottage
good lucnlity, garden, not modern. Jas
h Tayl0r,
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GLORIOUS
VICTORY

= 49,. =. 49,. A;s.s' ~ = - So. -, y.
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kflaa giarn A. walter. piano. First
Sc + church. SUNDAY night -
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We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost, free OF charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours a. IN. to 3 p. m.
Sundays a. m. to IA m.
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WHufHlH N afuHH. HHlFs
500 nafHfn = Hs f2gng no. ti4 10 ~ = 8
~ HHfHfH ~ aH 1893 ~ 20 ~ HE
~ HffHfHI - uH 100 lr ~ ~ -
4 o. itafHfH - aH 900 Yf 200 o. %
FASTEST terms lowest rates. eanfiiaHffHIf
~ inquiries 4ufah srfrlDaI courteous
treatment The Star ioan rp.. ss HaigH
hiufa
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81 note Nlfhaat security. dealings strict
ID confidential. m yqu need money cal
0n co. me FlHaIfF LlHn Goa faafH .
Colonial biloxi northeast o0rHef ksssHd
I'D Columbia
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a HEfrTf TABLE, place % boffgs money
9H di4msfHH leaeify. Watches AHHfs ~
WHfaH faHeiFr CO.. 80 flfHt afr.
Rainier safaud. private Offices aifieug
confidential
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v. o BfeEEHToE a co. general sas
tianssrs 2ses Finst avenue.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
MILLION HIDDEN BY FRAUD.
So the Trustees of the Southern C.s
Company Allege

Chattanooga. Tenn, October PA pc
tition was filed in the United States court
here today by Thomas g. Eush, Thomas
4 Gillespie and O. L. Hurlburt, trustees
in bankruptcy of the southern Car and
Foundry Company, against the Export
storage Company Security Warehousiug
Company, National Security Company
and long list Of banks doing business in
All parts Of the United States, making
sensa tonal allegations under oath. II IS
given out that criminal proceedings will
result
IN the petition it is alleged that the
Southern Car and Foundry Company,
through lis officers, on June 8, 1901,
entered into a contract with the Export
Storage Company, leasing the plantE OF
the company ut Lenoir ana Memphis.
Tenu.. ana at CAdsGen and Admission.
Ala. and also an agreement by which
the storage company claimed to have
leased to it personal property and to issue
for {! ware house receipts.
Ii is alleged that at the same time the
car company made an agreement with.
tho Security Warehousing Company
whereby the latter company agreed to
receive in storage upon the premises,
50 claimed to be leased 10 it, personal
II is further stated that :ince that time
various receipts have been issued by the
warehousing company at the various
PLANS. and that the car company has
pledged these receipts as collateral
rurity for money borrowed from banks
all over the United states, and later the
National Security Company made a con-
tract by which it agreed to guarantee to
The holders Of the receipts that all Oh
legations should be kept
The trustees alleged Gnat the property
kept in alleged storage was not IN any
way separated from the property Of the
car company; that no signs We're put up
TO indicate the claims OF the ware house
ing companies that the latter never took
possession and that the alleged car COM
pany had free access to all materials
and that the alleged custodLlns Of the
ware house companies We're paid by the
car company.
while record entries were made OF
said receipts and Of the property therein
DE- soribtd by the so-calIed custodian and
sometimes tags were irdiscrimnately
placed on various piles of material in
possession Of the Southern CaT and
Foundry Company this constituted prac-
ticaly the whole transaction, SO that n
the time the receipts held by tle defen
dants We're issued, the said ware housing
system was in effect, nothing more than
q device OF bookkeeping to which the OPP
Grating department of the southern Car
and Foundry Company paid no attention
whatsoever
After charging that the state laws Of
Alabama and Tennessee wer" not obeyed
il le Clustering the charters on the ware
housing companies, the receiver charged
that All Of the receipts held by the de-
fondanls were issued While the Southern
Car ana Foundry Company was insol
vent, most OF them within four months
pro ding the bankruDtcy and that said
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
FRAUD CHARGED TO YERKEs.
Elevated Railway at Chicago Is in
Hands of Receiver.

Chicago. October 24.--The Lake Street
Elevated Road Company, capitalized AZ
$4,000, 900, was placed in the hands Of a
receiver this afternoon in pursuance TO
Il resolution passed by the board Of di-
rectors asking Tor the appointment. The
order was entered IN the Cook county
circuit court before Judge Tuthill. who
appointed the Equitable Trust Company
receiver for al the property Of the com
pany
In the bill. which was fled by James
Bolton and Danlel T. Chilly, stockholm
ers in the company, IT is alleged that
the company is hopeessly insolvent and
that this condition has resulted from
the reckless extravaganza and fraudu
lent conduct Of Charles r, Yerkes and his
associates and the mismanagement OF
Clarence A. knight as his representa-
tive.
The complainants further declare that
the purpose Of Mr.. Yerkes and his as
sociates is TO wreck and to destroy the
road, With a Yiew Of acquiring the same
at a sacrifice and thereby eliminating
and cutting Oft the rights of other stock
holders.
Yerkes and his associates. ii is ayerod.
control majority Of the stock OF the
company eud have the power to continue
their hold thereon through the election
and retention OF q board Of directors
suhservient to their wishes
When seen tonight. President knight
ridicUled the charges made in the petit
tion for the receivership.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

oononar, wander n nonuIar notions Done
tropblo "a give neonIe what ,hev need.
Give them what thev want"
Tho temntation also comes 10 the
church. Tho suggestion from ffs tempter
is Mako = show in the world BAHIA as
fine odjace as noseible nile M as many
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AFFAIRS lhdeed' Siie Had 20 hiatAe d &C.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Christianity as Taught by Christ
Fourth Of the Series Of Sermons Delivered by Dr. r. S.
Bradley and Published by The Constitution The
Fifth Will be Printed Next Monday.

Subject: The Third Temptation.
Text: "Then saith Jesus unto
m, Get thee hence, Satan: for it Is
ritten, thou shalt worship the Lord
y God, and Him only shalt thou
rve."-Matthew, 4:1O.
The third temptation has been called
DEVILS masterpiece. At first glance.
appears 70 be the Erossest of the three.
t ppon closer examination. it reveals
degree of subtlety that neither Of
Others possesses. Logically. the third
mptation follows the second rs the sec
'ubt led TO the temptation to presume.
the refusal to presume. or the deter
nation to use caution and prudence
itn the temptation to policy and expe-
ency.
The fgurative setting OF the story pic
re- to our minds the Imaginative view
iith Jesus took of the nations and king
ms of the earth. ana the pomp and
Dry of regal lite The mental picture
which appeared to Him of all the coun-
tries Of the world and their capitals was
as vivid as though the earth had been
a plain. ana He had looked from q lofty
mountain in its midst to the extent Of It's
borders.
The suggestion of the tempter which
came 10 the mind of Jesus was something
Xix this:
''Well, you have decided to venture
on the Nessianic idea You refuse to
doubt the Voice in your heart, and, fur
the than that. You declare your deter
mnation to live in harmony with natural
laws. You have decided not to run any
e necessary risks. You will avoid rash
n $. presumption and fanaticism Your
mind Is made up that the best way 10
chow your confidence III God is by tax
ing into account all natural, as well as
Spiritual. forces. New carry out that
idea. There opens before you a plain and
easy road 70 success. If you are deter
mined to succeed, why succeed! If YOU
going TO be prudent. be PRUDENT You
eau afford 10 be little polite without
iajUing your cause and can. at the
S ms time. enhance Your chances OF sue
.e-esa 4 mans wisdom is measured
barely by his understa ndins of what is
eXgedient. you know.
Look at the conditions about YOU You
see not only your own nation. bur the
whole world swayed by passion. Evil is
every where, and YOU had IS we'll ac-
knowledge that II is inevitable. Make
slight accommodation of yourself to 1t
and use it as a stepping stone TO pow
This viii be three-fold wisdom on your
part You are a Jew ara q patriot. You
love Your nation. The traditions of Your
eopie arc dear u yop. You have been
ed from your very cradle upon the say
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
The south's Increase in Population.
(From The Washington POs'o

('rom The washington FOs, y
According to q census bulletin dealing
with the growth of population IN the
United STAGES. the south has for the first
time in the history of the nation shown
Il greater percentage Of increase in pop
ulation than the north in the decade
ended In 1900. The bulletin shows that
the population OF the nation increased
During the decade PAT per cent or 49,
oi6,S6l persons. or more than double the
average percentage of increase in Euro
rean countries. OF this marked gain in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
FRAUD BY THE WHOLESALE.
Scandal in the Quartermaste De
partment On Governors Island.

New York. October 2o.-The war de-
partment is investigating charges of
wholesale fraud In the quartermaster's
department on Governors island.
James r. Seville, who resigned his
clerkship in the quartermaster's depart
mont late in August, makes the charges.
He directs his accusation against VI. V.
Kelly, superintendent OF construction at
Governors island, and L. II. Ewald, chief
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

clerk of the quartermaster's department.
At that post. Seville alleges specifically
that Kelly ana Ewald nave for Gears
been secretly selling empty oil cans that
accumulate in large quantities st the
post and that no accounting has been
made of the proceeds Also that the two
accused officials have disposed Of empty
oil barrels. each with a market value Of
S.l5, in the same unlawful way.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

Chattanooga Tenn, October 24.-The
Tennessee iron and Meta, Company to-
day filed petition in bankruptcy in
which its assets are scheduled at S39.3l6.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

population the south shows nearly oou-
BILE the percentage of the north the
south and southwest, west OF the MIS-
sissippi river recording the greatest
gain.
The figures are significant as they IN
dicate Ile certain trend Of immigration
70 the southern states, drawn there by
the attractions of cheaper lands more
favorable climate. and advantages IN So
cial and industrial conditions over the
west and northwest sections OF the couh-
try which hare for many years secured
the bulk Of the hone-Seeklng irnml-
grants Uncle Sam is still 'flcn enough
to buv us al a farm" but he has only
a very limited number of farms TO give
away The public lands Of the nation
have been very generally pTeempted.
There are no longer vast areas OF afdDle
lands in, Nebra ska the Dakotas. Mime
sofa ana other western ana northwestern
states thai may be had for the asking.
Sinc, the passage of the homestead act
these free lands have proved "order-
full lodestone to immigrants who h2Te
overlooked the splendid opportunities
awaiting them In the southern states.
With the exhaustion Of the puOlic LANDS
the attention OF the home seekers "a be
ing directed II the south. where lands
are cheaper than IN the central and
western states. Win the development
| Of the coal. iron. and timber interests
! OF The south, labor Of the skilled class
is in demand and with this Development
] comes n demand for the products of the
| farm and dairy. The southern land IS
capable of producing a greater diversity
Of marketable products than the lands
! Of the west and northwest, the center
! Ct consumption is more accessible cost
OF living is less and the climatic condi-
! tons more attractive These are sone
| Of tie reasons for the mar&ed increase
! in population Of the south, 1t IS an cyl
! deGce Of the new spirit Of the south an
/ indication and promise of stin greater
] devclopment % hcr narveIous resources.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

The cotton plant first came to America
from Asia now the greater part of the
central Asian crop Is grown from Ameri
can cotton seed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

See the great double fourteen
months offer Constitution and sun
ny South on page 8.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

Pc hes - general debility, iaiocy and in
sanits- II needs attention At once. cure il
VII Gauss Catarrh Cure. 1t Is a quick
ra'-ral. permanent cure. because y rids the
systep - Sic poison germs that cause eatairh.
~ lra~r 90 prove TO all who are suffering
fro,a this dangerous and loathsome disease
that Ga1es' CatafTh cure will actually cure
an case @. catarrh quickly. Will send trial
racAaes mail free OF ali cost Send us your
name and address tolay and the treatment
Will h,slt yoa by return mail Try il. 1t
viii Positively that you viii be vel
comea instead % Stunned by your friends
Write today Yea may froget It tomorrow.
c. T. GAUSS. i724 Main St, Marshall. Mich.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

3 DO vou suffer with nausea II tie stomach
S fne-s "a constant BAD taste in the mouth?
D. eoa have a lacking cough? Do sou cough
i 1shte DO YOU take cold easily? If So.
< ave catarrl
fe,-a-7h r. not only danEerous in this way.
n i- causes alterations, death and decay OF
,o-s loss OF thinking AID reasoning power.
il ambition and energy, often causes loss OF
II .ite indiFe stiou. dyspepsia, raw throat and
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Samples Mailed Free
Fifty Thousand Trial Packages Of Or.
sIosser's Catarrh Cure to Be
Mailed Free to Sufferers.

III Hgosser the noted catarrh specialist
OF Atlanta Ca. is the diseoyerer Of j won
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
What is
G atarrFl?
II Y0a Have any Of thu Following
symptoms Sand Your Nama and
ldhreSS Today.

soar breath foul? Is your voice husky?
5our nose s'oppej2 Do you snore at night?
D. 500 sneeze a great deal? Do you have
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

IN the cross of Christ I glory.
Towering DER the wrecks of time;
All the light of sacred story,
Gathers round its head sublime.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-25
THE 'STAR-SPANGLED BANNERS"
AN EPISODE OF THE PHILLIP WAR;

lusc ceased Every listened bub ho o,
anu e descending long the Aed brors 49,
d OF trees that hid the Philippine musicians few 9op~es
cou1 Oe seen moving boldly @N
men oeauuu thing happened camn cono
ana the nsugent
anSeu Banner There yawnine sunr.o ~ Gar
e noe regiment stretched
Aonen ANU $1,000 on top Of the '7
and placed 4" nceS
~ was inc regulation salute aionaant
noa1ned the hansans Strengthened
nlouonie While the ~ "no re-
of 0'0 !" play the one supreme
"noe nle was exposed Not q voaror
Ae NOT Snot was fired The Fnpnos m mana
anu pIaSeu on 1t was those oo.
sentiment untes Of vphor
~ "A~ 0"'Ae0 IN the presence o q
On say does the hanne sin
" CT the land OF the Free and the
was Iuat srrred the nev
sronr ~ S mat inspired whole regiment to hare +s b .
enemy IN order to salute music? O us breast to the
What held forces
Aceu eacn other that burning e N"nsan and Malay
why od the rugged in khaki
ana when the anthem wasdo
from the Philippine ~ ~ n0' roar Of applause
each others hood scene on field wera mat . .
Dlood-a noble were met to
ont of tho sr 49, ere was an interval silence; bu &C Tho ~
anu tne stars n ght died
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-25
MAPlE-SUGAR THAT WAS.


Many New Englander brought up
in the country has passed q CONNECTION
airy store in the city where he has been
exiled and has stopped to look at the
cakes Of brown sugar with scal1oped
edges ingeniously marked, Maple
Sugar" No doubt he has wished that
the sign told the truth, and has gone
on his way, shaking his head and. re-
membering the time when real. maple
sugar was plenty in his fathers house.
The method Of making maple sugar,
the days and nights in the woods, the
boiling down Of the sap-all this hearty
good story has been told many times,
and there Is nothing to add. But there
are two aspects of the difference be-
tween the old sugar and the new which
are not SO generally known.
In the old days maple sugar was
not simply an abundant luxury; it was
a necessity. And strange as 1t seems
to US, the luxury was cane sugar, such
al we buy now for q few cents q
pound.
Before the time of modern manu-
facture and cheap freights, "store
sugar" was expensive in the north,
and especially in the country. Many
an old New Englander grew up with
out any sugar except that which was
manufactured in his back yard. Maple
sugar was, then, to the northern coun.
tryman a necessity, like potatoes and
ham. 1t was only when white sugar
became a common commodity the
world over that the making of maple
sugar became sort of special in.
dustry to supply confection for CITY
markets, and a part of the stock OF
that thick manufactured. stuff sold in
bottles as maple syrup.
Another change took place In the
manufacture Of real maple sugar
which no doubt has robbed It of some
of its old favor. Instead of the wood
| en- spIles driven into the trees to con.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-25
War and LoM0 LIE.

TT mot always true that shortens life The sole
survivor of the Greek War of Independence who was
brought to the notice Of King George other day
said to be 1O5 years DID, and the last survivors
have often reached much greater age Sir Joseph
Fayrer one of the Kings physicians has spoken to
who fought in the battle Of Buxar which place
1884 William Gillespie who saved the colors at Preston
Pans and Is on the roll Of Chelsea pensioners died in
Dumfries 1922 last survivor of the capture
Gibraltar lived to be 115. Thomas Wmms who died In
1791 near Tuam in Ireland had fought In the battle Of
Londonderry in 17O1 and Phoebe Hesse Amazon who
received bayonet wound at Fontenoy in 1745 lived to be
1O8 receiving pension from the private purse Of George
~ until her death veteran of Cuoden drew a pension
for sixty and died aged and man whose
was shot under him at Edgehl in 1912 died. ninety four
years later aged 113 There Is survivor of Water
loo but Madame GiVron of Vlesville Hanaut saw the
ground drenched with blood Napoleon riding as If IN
dream."-London Chronicle -