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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13


When there Il feeling Tint the
heart or lungs blood or liver, brain
or nerves ere diseased. at once COM
mcnee to doctor the stomach That
II tho foundation ~ the trouble in %
eases out If every 100 Commence
10 regulate tho digestive organs, set
them ln healthy working condition,
and the other troubles viii leave ~
Themselves Diseases which have
their beginning Ia the stomach must
be cured through the stomach The
fnrdifiup for stomach disorders ana
half the Ills Of life is Or aunu'a I'm
proved liver Pills These pile put
al The digestive organs ln good euur
diti0a 90 that the disease has no
hasin g. work uron They are sold
b an druggists for 2ae per box one
pill ia a dose We win send a hos
post Paid, on receipt uf ahc, OF 20
anybody who wants t. Try them we
VII send . pilla free, Send name
and address O. Dr iinsaako CO..
Philadelphia. Pa The quaker uruE
Co. lela let ave. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

use IA the Philippines.
The Indians ~ Alaska have been
the source uf 80 little trouble that
the Federal government knows aiiaas
Mtely nothing about them The de-
pAFtmeni 81 the interior has ordered
James = Witien to 50 natth and ius
Nestigate the conditions under which
these Indians live. lie arrived ia
thc city yvstcdHY ~ route north. and
u guest az thb Rainier araud.
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FARMs ron sALn

RnNrs MAfTUf, fia New York blk
STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS
Ne. ~ Also Hcfes. rich river bottom
LAND excellent location Eoud build
inss. farming implements 20 head
n stock. fi0 500
No sQqi1 fs Acres. ali clsafsd. Eecd
huil1inEF very conveniently iooat-
Cd $500
No. e9az-ous 81 fhs best te-sere
tracts Ia the white River valley.
handy 90 the intevurban. sood
hulldinEe. 1900
Ne. secs COO acres best river bottom
land. nicely ioeated close 20 small
town. &c miles from Seattle. house
harm. running MHisrs sseaa
No. te9a see acres zoe cleared nice
creek peer buildings. handy 90
creamery. ti5Q1
WATER FRONT PLACES
No. ioaa-61 acres. hne land. slortne
down e. nice sandy beach. orch
ard q iE0a bearing trees. cnmmnd-
Ions ie-roam house several out
buildings OUTFIT 81 tools. team
cows. chickens. aailheat and row.
boat tt0oa
Ne ioss -ita acres facing nice sandy
beach. % acres bottom land bal
euce level upiaud. Nc acres clear
"a orchard ~ 100 bearing treea
small tfgita. s-Fa8m house. large
barn. chicken houses mail ard
groceries delivered az house daily,
free ~ charge; fis0a
No. ioto~2a acres facing nice beach.
close to small town. acres clear
Cd. Groom house. iiea0.
NICE HON NEAR GREEN
LAKE,
a
nice trout stream. orchard g.
room house. several outbundinE;
t2g0a
No, 70f2-f acres, cleared and fenced
frQom house. $500.
No. 2o{t-i acre. close 70 cnr line, all
In small fruits. ANAL house, sew
efni outhuiidinfs. ta2b0
LAKE WARRINGTON.
No. 70oi@3 aefee choice water front.
IN high state Or cultivation, new
f-roon house, large greenhouses.
Ne. hNna & acres overlooking the
lake, highly Improved nne f0-roofn
residence. several outhnildinEa, nice
orchard 5000.
OTHER SMALL PLACES.
NO. iO7s-iia acres. rich clay loHm
soil 80 acres cleared. th pasture,
orchard Of 800 bearing trees. all
NAANNH ~ "NAAsaFt AAAtAAfH HAfNNfAA WIZ
F1iid 1sffIdfIl iiniInf barn iuX7f sew
efHi outhuildinss. team. wagons.
moving machine, all kinds 81
farming Implements household
furniture. 4 COVE, Z head OF young
stock. 100 plymouth Rock hens.
everything goss, price for a few
days. $1,000 spot cash
No. 1863 Rive acres at R0veuna
park. 1000
no. 1865 re- acres. all good land. 10
ceres cleared. small house. sever
al outbuildinga. orchard. small
fruits. running water one mile
from High school team, harness.
COWS, chickens. outfit OF tools.
everything goes. $1,000
No 1895 between Seattle and Ia
coma. 40 acres 20 Improved, good
outhuidings, fine orchard. running
water 1850.
No, 1912 90 acres az Gunnydale, g.
room house Hnail barn. $3.50
No. tee@fe acres. near ROnton. $500.
No, b64 g acres. water front. near
Brownsville, partially improved.
$3.50 spot cash
No bGa 10 acres, near Sunnydale.
small house. 1900.
RoBT MALTBY. 80 New York Blk.
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WISCONSIN sAIls roMoRRow

rhn bAttleshir Wisconsin vas or
dsres yeat rdaY by fhs navy depart
fneuf az Washington. -. e.. g. sal
from hfeWrrtua tcmarruN maruimH
~ ? a'eiaek fof the orient e. ielu the
Aslafir fleet The Wisconsin va 20
have sai'ea Aurti - but waa de-
'aysa by ths breaking e hsf sise-
trio mofufa.
alssaa . aassss-ss.s
flaaia Niosit- grweier ard orfirtsn
moved @ I1za ssroud avenue. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
PLAGUE

WAHtuNaTON. u. g.. May ta --
The United states consul general az
duayduil reports that "a quarantine
there has heuu resostahiiuhsd against
san Francisco on account II the hu-
hanlC plague
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4. w. FULLER NEE rs
UNTlKELY DEATH

The funeral IT A. W Fuller. who
wnH drowned al yakima Saturday
Viii hr hetd from the church uf the
Immaculate Conception tomorrow
morning a. . o'clock
Mr. Fuller WHa wrll known IN Seat
SIC, having occupied positions If ime
uurtaHeo ia two of the leading dry
Ho0dH houses iu thia city and during
hH stay here made many friends
tie came west from Nova scotia
where his family are engaged IN the
same business.
ulu uncle. Mr - 4. Power Of The
leslie Power ga.. arrived With che
remains this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

1920 20 acres Of excellent land. 8
No. ! bottom. I acre cleared. Y
acre stfa wberries, Groom cottage,
barn. chicken house and parks. 200
hens ana chickens. All tools Ia run
the place. This property IL very
easy cleared and has fine RpriuR
water In a very healthy location,
with good nrighbarhoud and an
easy drive 10 the city.
|J5b rive acres OF A No. I soil near
the electric car. fine spring creek
good heighbors and school, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

NOTICE TO ErOttkfiuEDEHA
The annual meeting Of the nia D b
holders ~ The NittsunlnH MiniuF
Cufupany eiii BE- held ai she office
81 raid company. rusm "a tilMehlrY
hlaUk. Seattle. MHah., saturday,
June Fl isaa at On r. m. Cor tho
election ~ baafd - trustees 90
serve tot gae cuHuluN year and the
tfhnnaeflnH q eHfh other business he
mny come regularly hstaFe said
mHetiuE
W.. cancnnAN. Soy.
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rs
SHUT OUT
Mckay Pitches Winning Game for
puadale

The Last game Of the Helena. seat
lie series played az Athletic park,
yesterday afternoon, resulted IN an
other Vivtory foe huEdalcH team
aud shutsout FOR Jack rlannery'a
ball tossefN, The score WAS > 10 O.
II WAS baseball an the time. huW-
ever Bernie Mckay WAS the loeal
slab artist aud he had the Same Ia
hand from the start. Purcell tWirtch
tot the Helena team
Tho itutte team plays az Athletic
park this afternoon.
Ef.ra Ia tuHIuTa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
ALLEGED FORGERY

A warrant wan issued this after
uooa by Justice Gessfr. Tor the ar.
u. ~ !. - 49, .e -. - - 80 y, J.
- Sts4N = go HHfTNN 4 ne complain
ant e T. e nsurairf. eIsrh u the
knickeg harksr hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

The idea 81 seFViuE ordinary and
iatgu portions 10 that yOa may eat
neetudius to your aptefitr. AZ ht the
iininlsr Grand cafe IL a. very cen
aILln one 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

joe He'll and CHORD Lloyd we're az.
rented last night un suspicion "
breaking open trunk in tho Grand
Central hotel several weeks ego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
SOCIAL
DOIINGS

Miua claire nasley vii entertain
the fnunE ladies tlurh club We'd.
ueadng afternoon. May 90 at her res
ldunce 300 SECOND avenue north.
Mr. and Mira. y. W MoGlnnis en-
terrain the members Of tho l-yuwa-
wa club. "Wednesday. May d at their
home on James street.
Misc Campbell ana Miss Emc
Campbell as the guests Of Mien
Virginia Curry, at Cherry Ridge.
this week,
Mrs Alexander u atefart has ls-
sued tarEu number 81 inxitatians
for "a luncheon a. be given Thursday
Afternoon May -
"rhe Jolly Three" a social club of
deacon hill give a trolley ear party
Thursday evening MAY H. II b. eN-
rectcd % be a very onioyRhle nfiair.
Airs John Campion ia now AZ home
at the summit
Mrs. Mary Boyle ~ Auburn ia the
guest # Mrs. Anne Meisiroy.
Mrs Z. l. Smith. 1907 bellevue
avenue. viii entertain the Alpha club
MAJ se. az her home.
The city Federation held "A meet
lag yesterday afternoon 90 O'Clock
iu thc club fauma in the NV York
htuek
Tho orptee club meets May is uith
Mrs. 3 n Jennings iia Queen Anne
rhis wiH be the ANIMAL business
meeiink OF the ciuh. And tha cisllon
~ nnieafs fof ere year VII b. held
A fnu attendance D. requested
Mrs Stella q Webster leaves IA
shafi time fer Portland. where che
VII REMAIN during thr summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
rHr eoN MAacHG
NoRoHofF a co.
ooN IHa BOZ MAE1HE
l3c Bargains for Our
18th Birthday

The will the climax of the Thirteenth ami
giving unavoidable bargains for Wednesday nay
H. the Thirteenth birthday Of the growing store In the wo
Every values CONSIDERABLY
more In nearly double the selling price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

The funeral % Neinhbor y ".
Powell VIII be held a. / o'clock al
the EikH Hall in che tnieman Hulid-
lus Al Waodmsn ara requested to
attend
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !
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Classified Ads
Fer ssls-nssi Estate


H.4
ENJOY LIFE.
Oct A HOME.
or xtnr own IN a locality Whsrs y8u have
Hoad SURROUNDINGS and the assurances
" mnhina ulurg on Yuuf tnNHatWeuf.
That place u HalnisF Reach on the Ran
toH electric iins Tho nfrt place The cars
strike tate Washington. Hundreds Of
fnHilies are mrNina in ana building
hatssas. iafNe sAwmiii haHafI plenty 20
wufk Tor everybody large t0-faet lots
ssis fcr ifal Us and fia1 81 - Down ana
~ month Hat-ts tuilt aiao, LEGATION
plenty weed ana vHtHri nice neiFhbrfs.
= hn1i. churches. stores. telephones,
fiaawaika etc Everyone who lives As
Rainier Beach II happy. Take cars on
Wanhfnetnn street. fafr 70 rides Tor one
aaHar See Mr Weed aHsit 81 Ollie
AZ tie lnief Iaarh. or &. X ntuFtoNent.
oeAsr. 40 nastan nipeb
figuA so acres between Seattle and
Tacoma, 10 acres cleared. 20 acres
siaahod. good huuAe, well wHterUd.
1000 10 acres at Kent fine soil, good
vifW over the valley.
$500 go acres OF Choice valley land
between Seattle and Tacoma. 30
acres IN meadow. balance covered
with small brush.
$500 acres IN berries In the town
of summer, all valley land.
HTETTEN9HEN ARNELL,
Room rs Roxwoli block,
N. y. cor. ist and Columbia.
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Far R.n,-Fsrnl.hsa Room.

Fer Peut---F furnished Reens.
WASTED Thres % four nicely fur
nished housekeeping rooms Ia
private residence un Reutan OF irNt
hUi ~ children. references eN-
changed l.. star Publishing GO.
FURNISHED raoms and beard. 1917
2nd ayeunr. near PIKE.
NICE furnished rooms. suitable for
two. BATH and phone. 1910 ana ave.
FURNISHED room and private
l.lsla l91 tne. - : l.isL, 49,
GRAND PACIFIC HOTna Iats Ffrst ave.
rue. hqsse nswiJ furnished ali moaefu.
FURNISHED Huema for light house
keeping se5 Diversity street
Fer Rtnt
NEW k6assa on hainier avSnae' 81
20 SO lrf month aidewAlkH. water.
ciope 10 store. school and churches,
hlgh dry and healthy II minutes
or Washington street ear line.
parties renting OF ~ can become
owners Of property within 2 years
hy making small cash payments
down downing & Leighton. us
Bailey Building
HOusEK EEpINa AND FURN-
tsHEu ROOMS
Splendid housekeeping and furnish
20 rooms ln new aud ncar-in
building fine view. BREEDERS. Lee
bold & Cox. saf Lumber Exchange.
Phones! james 252s. Ind. a 22l2.
----------------------------
For RENT Coed fiat OF rooms
toilet water. yard. etc on chr line
10 minutes frafn Second ave. rent
SO &ot Jackson street.
FOR RENT Nice cottage. 6 rooms
bath. toilet water 3 lots. fine view
west Seattle rent sie.
sTURTENASr AEt.. $40 Boston blk.
1915 FOURTH, h=Foom HAT bath, gas
and electric light Apply 1890 tth.
Aelp wanted--Msis
WANTED FRmiiy. with boy and
girls 20 work In WOODEN miliA
kirkland. Apply al mii or iliT
First avenue.
personals
VIOLIN lessons. soc. iila sth.
A.
Per Sale Misesnaneeu,
0HfAf lNuNnArtuN AAt.E Il the Ped
onus south OWNS &c the hurstinK q a
water main, which damaged gar immense
s saf s sssea1ns T. sgs m. ma ~,i .af.
prise an exae,lns public, furniters,
stoves. ranErs heaters crectstyvsrs.
al staut enestenth 81 their SEXUAL value.
Embrace this opportunity and secure bar.
ssina IN our line At ouoe.
SPECIAL sale on American watch
ea a gold filled American watch,
warranted 10 years. only 50 10.
write guarantee. American
Witch a Iowelry Co. a0S First
avenue, opposite Raiuier-Graud.
ron SALE etovss. ranges, carpets, leather
shetsz tlt.sz tsaa EA-ee, ssa.tS chesh-
vardfobss srd pictures At hair prize. col.
eoa PIKE street
ctr nss uuitefsai GFiadsf Is here cal
ana see IT, clifford a Dow, III seneca At.
VIE ARE NOT IN THE TRUsTl
The best OF dry a-foot NTH edgings
for 80 per cord at our yard.
South Seattle.
NEWELt.s MILL & MFG. co.
south End OF Grant street Bridge.
FOX EAish-A pair OF horses, eh-
press wagon and harness. ssoiA
First avenue.
FOR SALE-New b-rdom cottage.
modern, brick foundation, base
mcnt 81 800. See owner, iflS 2tth
avenue,
ron sALE-One fresh COW, with
calf s days old, 2lla goth ave, so.'
a. -. q
atatton Mons. Homanherg.
FUR NfTuRE Ia 3 rooms, cheap, rent
SO month Call evenings. tihM
I.cuofa street
FOR SALE~Collie pups. 2ad Twenty
fourth avenue north Madison car.
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nriv - miautea ride 90 fhr city.
ADAMS 4 NICHOLS,
Eil IS shinaiau bldg
FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN B.
room naN hauas un North street
a. Ballard. nbeHt tfa fest from end
81 Fremont Ballard Gag ine- In
Quite an premises. J. y 1ohns1tl,
owner
uatsa la-ronm cottage IN ane iocA-
tInu einxs 60 car lire
So Sacrifice ~ rnf lots on Queen
Anne. adjoining lots srii fur 500
each
TAYLOR COO CO. as Afeaao.
CHEAP tuss 81 sn sr ~ Ffu man essy.
anig ~ HeiaHt~a $50 aH fta q ataa FsF
lire. - NAsffnase1 street teraas O.
fsnn. - nsanfnif cnlae snfag ter
warm efrfs an sruanaa
- -
WE can iacatr Yuu an the hest
homestead lanaH In Washington
We have some good farms Tor sale
EaH "a = ~. CaHsfs ta5 Pacific
block Settle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Our PATENT VACUUM CHAM
BIER never fails % keep a plate up
Lady attendant always.
fours s 70 to % daily. Sundays.
SEQ an 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

There Is = startling sale EaiRE on
iu tire auif Department a. the 81 u
feasn millinery and suit house ia
the Arcalir block. IL began Monday
morning The entire stock % uis
SAINT suite haa Naisfu Il 10 ho aaia
at greatly fudueea prices. -
90 TO spinninE tnr bicycle repalfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

FUN IA HANffIl
a beautiful home. situated "a Green
Lake. near car and school. consist :
ms ~ - lots. all cleared and
fenced. new zfoum house. pantry
and bath. fine well and i've spring
viii exchange FOR improved acre q.
age Ga sound zee Scott a Met
caif. room rs Times building
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eu..n..s cn.ne.s

I HAVE pair u horses weighing
2 500. also two single horses. Lao
apiece. for sale cheap. going out
u business. Barn In rear. f9oTA
First avenue
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THE BEST SNAPS AROUND
EH A ffsfTsI AZ

Room rs Roxwoli block,
N. ". cor. lot and Columbia.
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We offer 29s pairs 81 Boys Finest
H1xcaif Shoes. samples. almost all
sizes eVary gate worth s. 20 ~
more, your choice OF the lot. a pair
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FOR SALE Collie pups. gas Twenty
fourth avenue north. Madison car.
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FoR SALE-New b-room cottage.
modern, brick foundation, base
mcnt. 81 800. See owner, itlS cath
avenue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

rOR SALE one fresh COW, with
calf days old, aiia goth ave, So
take Reutou car 60 Central Seattle
station. Mons. Homunherg.
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FOR sALE-A pair OF horses, ex-
press wagon and harness. 22olh
First avenue.
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Ia 3 rooms, cheap. rent
sta month call evenings. ftbh
Iguofa street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Mrs Stella q webster leaves IA
shaft time fer Portland. where che
vii remain during thr summer
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lot Ladies Extra Fine xibo Kia ID
Niei KID and Patent Leather ~,
Shoes hand weited. sizes e. az -
and 4. G, ID and = widths-you -
cannot match them IN this city for
less than SEQ. Sample SALE Prizes. q
n pair ..s...4s.+..,......t...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Inner and outer soiea as well nH
solid leather cOuntcts-you cannot
beat them n ai.7k q pair. all sizes
up 90 blA during this sale. a pair.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-09
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED
A Sample Bottle Sent Fres by Mail.

DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kid.
ney remedy. fulhls every wish In prompt
ly curing kidney. bladder and URIC acid
troubles, rheumatism and pain IN the
back. It corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain In passing it. or bad
effects following uso Of liquor, wine or
beer. and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity Of being compelled to go often
during the day and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and tho OK
traordinary effect Of swamp-Roo is soon
realized. It stands the highest for it,
wonderful cures OF the most distressing
cases.
swamp-Root Is not recommended for
everything. but If you have kidney. liver.
bladder or uric acid trouble, you will find
1t just the remedy you need.
II you need a medicine you should have
the best Sold by druggists in hfty-cent
and one-dollar sizes. You may have a
sample bottle Of this great kidney remedy.
swamp Root, and book that tells all
about It and it's great cures. both sent
absolutely free by mail. Address DR.. Kill
mer 4 Co., Binghamton. N. 7. When
writing. be sure to mention that YOU read
this generous Offer in The Minneapolis
Daily Journal. Don't mako any mistake,
but rem enber the name. Swamp Root. DR..
Kilmer,s Swamp Root, and the address,
Einghamton. N. T.. on every bottle.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-09
REVIEW Is MASTERLY
TAKES UP IN SUCCESSION THE
POINTS OF EXCEPTIONALLY
STRONG WORK. q
DEVELOPMENT |. OF HOME
ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING
AND VALUABLE DEPART
MENTS REVIEWED.

For those who cannot have access to a
public gymnasium, there are instructions
in how to establish one at home. I am
rather inclined to vote for a system of
physical culture designed for the muscles
rather than for the apparatus-for the
former we are fortunate enough to have
with us most of the time when needed,
while the latter Is q bit .inconvenient of
transportation sometimes. But for those
who wish them, there Is exhaustive treat
ment of and special articles on Indian
clubs, trapezes, parallel bars, rings, lad
-ders, ETC., etc.
Then closely allied and in the true ath-
!etic spirit Of the day. there is the sub
ject OF indoor and outdoor amusements,
pasttmes and sports, such as bowling,
chess, checkers. golf, football, cricket and
every game under the sun, civilized and
otherwise, described in detail-another
stronghold on the modern boy. While /
can't kick a football, I'm not disposed to
kick at boys doing so If he wants to,
Tor IN that way of using up his energy
plus" ] fancy he's not as liable to kick
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-09
TOLD IN A LINE

Adams, Mass.-The date of the unwilling Of
the Mckinley memorial statue here has been
fixed for Saturday, Oct. 8.
Chicago-Peaceful settlement Of the new stock
yards wage scale, whereby 20, 900 employees will
receive 10 per cent increase, Is assured
Baltimore. Md.-Charles Jones, negro -
years DID, confessed to the police to-day that
he murdered Miss Caroline Link, on Aug. 8, in
this city.
San Francisco-Lieutenant Colonel R. D.
Potts has been relieved inspector general
department of California, and goes to Charles
ton, S. C.. to take command of the artillery dis
trict at Charleston.
Genesee, N. Y.-Devillo Sanders climbed the
steeple Of the Episcopal church and lost hold
Of his rope. boy flew q kite above him the
string of which he caught and rope was
passed to him on which he descended.
chicago-"Uncie joe Cannon Of ,Danville,
who win be speaker of the house in the fifty
eighth congress, has accepted an Invitation from
the Hamilton club Of this city to address its
members Saturday night at the club rooms
Chicago-Acting upon the advice of the Chicago
Employers association, fourteen candy manufac3
turing concerns closed to-day, and between T. 500
and 1000 persons We're thrown out of work as
the result Of the strike action taken by the
candy-makers yesterday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-09
TWO WEEKS RAINS
Weather and Crop Bureau Service
Men Say Damage Has
Been Done.
Corn Is Behind in Northern Regions
and May Not Make q
Crop.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Bismarck, N. D., Sept. s-The fore part
of the past week was generally cloudy
and cool, with light to heavy showers.
followed by good weather until Sunday,
when heavy rains fell again In nearly all
parts Of the state, with low temperatures.
Frost was general on the Sd, 4th and 9Th.
In most sections being too light to do any
damage but In others 1t was hard enough
to kill corn, flax and late vegetation, but
as a rule but little injury was done.
Grain cutting Is practically over, altho
some few fields of late flax and In some
places oats are yet uncut. In the north
ern part Of the state much Of the grain
has been stacked, but in other sections
most OF 1t Is in the shock and has been
damaged to some extent by the heavy
rains Of the past two weeks: in some
places 1t Is sprouting In the shock and
In others has been bleaohed by being wet
and will grade low.
Threshing which was suspended by the
recent rains, was generally resumed the
middle Of the last week. most OF the grain
but the rain Of Sunday will put q stop to
1t again, and with further prospect Of
showers to-day and tomorrow, the out
look Is not hceerful.
Haying still continues In the central and
western parts OF the state, and that now
being put up Is said to be better than the
first secured.
Potatoes are turning out a better crop
than was first expected: they are usually
large. but not as many IN hill as usu-
ally found.
Corn still remains behind, and needs
much warmer weather; it is still grow
ing rapidly. on account Of the heavy rains.
and 1t Will require about two weeks OF
bright warm weather to mature 1t.