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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
OHIO H0N0RS
HER DEAD

RuAHPHHi Hg Mi. cot a. The
monuments rfeUied BY ohio iu hon
or ~ tie troops from that state who
fought and fail on tho uaf irfieid ~
Autiatam were dedicated today with
simple but impualuE ceremonies A
large number ~ veterans fruu the
nurheyn state sere present Major
David Cunningham. president 81 the
state commission formally presented
the monuments 10 Coz Nash. Who.
In turn. Transferred them al behalf
~ the state 0f ohio a. the national
government. for whom they 'eefe ase
repfed hy ffon Robert shaH oliver.
getting secretary 81 var The ora b.
ilaua ~ the day were delivered by
Glen Robert = Kennedy Twenty
thIrt % v T. and aHurrdf Powell.
sIsfYsslkth % ". 4
Tha monuments ate 10 ga number.
faurearhtins ths various Uhla rrsi -
mrutH engaged ln the historic bat
tie. spns - the shafts IL specially
erected a. the memory ~ William
~ kInieF fhsH rummissary sergeant
- the 1sw rnty third q. v J. ard
marks ghr spot from which he fur
nsshed bot coffee snd bot ratlanH 20
the ohio troops on the firing ltue#
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nf the traira will Ko b way Of
WaHhiugfHf HHi seven via Niagara
Falla. while fhe 10Th viii SO direct.
usWica own train viii consist Of
palace ears 81 the finest description.
Tho general uVrraenr VIII ride lu r.
Pullman special that uHH used hy
President Roosevelt au bic Last
tfansaautinentai tour Tho tfuaad
Ing haat wifi eide ia palimau DAY
coaches u1eie's train departs af
o. M. over the Nickel Plate system.
ard vii arrive in New york u : ii
a. M Friday, October a. a conn.
rlafa felanHnnA aaznIa1t sin Aa EA-
stalled De- the avesaetf's private ear.
whereby the Eenef1liasiHfu may be-
kept informed Ha 90 the exact loaa-
ton 20 the other trains. an that In.
ntrunfioua g. The dos cons may BE-
transmitted hourly
The inhabitants n that uaHuIff
taRu are 90 be given am opportunity
o. save fhHHHaINes" declared VIII
liam aphriUHrr the confidential al.
visor Of Elllnh II"
-Four Thousand Intelligent waU
mud women. whose aaiis hHFH h#ar
uguHcerHtHd 60 this noble work. viii
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PASSENGER WEN
MEET

NEW ORIEAN. la. oct. Ia
ftapreEen fafiFes ~ nearly every ifn-
poFtzni railroad system % America.
members - the American AasaszIls-
ttpu ~ General Passenger a Ticket
Agents assembled fH auHutf ean-
Veatian tniay Bt tire 81 Charles
hotel. 20 consider a number ~ mat
tiers that concern shat hraneh %
railroad work with hieh the msgB-
hEFa are connected
The seainsr and WsYH u prnveat.
ing him from plying HE vocation
forms ore 81 she chief topics 90 be-
considered The rough handling 81
baggage. pr. la more common var-
naegiEr. HaEE8Ee sfuashius r. 20
be discussed and 81 - possible that
thr association mMN dsNasa Huutf
method Tor hhuiishinE tho suasher
Technical questions concerning the
Issuance - various forms q tickets
viii b. considered. as usuai
Flabornta entertainment has been
provided hy the local railroad Off
cials for the visitors during their
stay iu the Crescent city.
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TAG real TRAINING FOR raU
WouLnBg FOOTBALL PLAYER

II trimming faf football the first
Nufk 60 be- dome BE-. IT epufHa, Hueh
preliminary work rs described Ia
ms previous Article. ttui after the
men have herome auffleiently sea
aHned tha harder and snuEhaf work
90 the ncfimmaav begins
IL atfimmase work tha exercise
should be gradually ibCruaseS from
daY 10 daY Al FIRST only light work
should be dome the halves Of plny
NOT being Rfratrf than 10 minutes
each rHe ns,su should also BE- fafrH
ful ot themselves during the first
few serlmmaEeH. hu ha % avoid
early injuries
Tired men should hr taheu ont 81
ones. aa tho nfd then very table 10
injury when the seflutmuEu work
for ihs day b. ended. she remainder
81 she practice iima mHy hr used in
rrartlaIua starts haadiiHs she ball
and running briHkiY asfuas tthr nrld.
az thrar exercises keep uu the aftlFs
ify and develop abe sHiufaNee
Signal practice should aisu b gone
through With regularly g. keep the
football mind ia working order ia
ali prartiflnE the men ahani1 BE-
Kept aan thr su sii the tiuto 60 keep
tben. y ida-ae akr sUt active
Afitf rfaetiDr the men ahauid al
wafn baIhr fhr visitor should BE-
started at hndY trfufefafgte and
then gradually Increased sia duid
uess Tho bath shouts i4zt auif
toms enough e. rnahlr fim bathrf
fn beealnH thufaushiF clean. as taa
ianE hath may be intufiuua After
bathing each man mual - = fH
rubbed
Thefs should - plehiY II men t.
40 {hia rubbing aa if Ia hard wprh
In Ifseif EeefF paft &c the holy
hauii b. well worked uH efth a.
sohal af wftrh haarl Rubbing fahnz
cut the tinrinrHs ~ lhs mnaH lee ana
makes uan ready faf lhs HnKf
days work If there ace cay bruises
ar hurts these should ~ ieaksa
sitter 81 nnra. 81 even ffiHtHE Ia
fufirs n allowed - - aH u.aF BE-
aou1e serious POE iameuFaH. anF
sort ~ ilnimeut wfI anWlai niH
suffice
We Sow have eame To The qataz
zion - dist. ehIeh ts one ~ the most
important in thn tf15uinE - men
TIE rsiira faf fhs tfaiuiuE table are
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ute g. Zion
The daHy program viii DO services
- prayer and praise az which the
general nverueeT wiii deliver adj
dresses an the Commandments TAX
ms one zach morning. and other
subjects 60 complete ~ days
course
Bach member ~ the host la 20
carry dining outfits breakfast viii
be- served lu the garden az a. m
Al no "a m tho host Wili depart for
restoration eark Ia various dia.
trietH Of the metropolis During ita
=f=F fffT Ff"HHet WA give dIFiHr
healing trHrhiuF Members II the
host are go return % The garden al
3 p ma, and from that hour mfu s.
q elpck the AaNa rgHtafcrs will pre-.
pare their dinners. which VIII he
served from improVlsaI tables after
the manner OF picHIrkers Tho din
nrra Wil aumufian fHuT caurara
For the utnriaiumgut OF the
prophetic agents. two steamers 81
fhe irHu Steamboat Company have
been harirtsd a. saiI over thH Hud.
HnH fHl lIsf HiyfHa fNa bay aUd
alt oa#su returning H uma fHf the
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not many. but they are strict. Dus
Essential u that the times fpt eat
iBN he regular with lunch prefer
ably at NOON. This amount Co be-
eaten should not BE- stipulated. re
every man should satisfy hia nupe
tiir H. should not restrict hlmHrlf
neither should ho oNeriu. a. one
plan ia - harmful as The other
A. Ia what 10 Go b. eaten. ! may
say iu general thAt al fries. pork
fresh bread and pastries must NOT be
eaten OF cuufan, an alCahni drinks
aud tohsesu must he avoided
A Eeod outline far training table
food faf the Haf D. az follows Faf
breakfast nHe might have an sorts
Of breakfast fanda. nuitH preferably
aansea Hfapes ur fiHs steaks o.
chops aHea preferably soft boiled
potatoes ani tnahtH5 FOR iuut b.
cold meats and potatoes and fruits
faf dinner soups ruaHta ifhuuf
dressing af fowl and II meats. eeK
efphlrs boz season. and simple rud=
aiugH. such as those at fire or ~
broad inf drinks miiks ot watrf
WuF br ussd fff cream De- uuf
harmful if taken Only twn af three
times week and eaten slowly
.HAtH"HttHf ANaHH HaH N#atNHHHfNN 0H
the keeping ~ regular huufa FOR re-
tifluH ana rising This ia Feff IAN.
rnrfanl since. iffrEuiafiiF Be- thsaa
things rsuunf nu fn hiring man
auf 20 condition A. "a fHfirnE
s stipulated time cannot sell be
sfFrH o. is better tn irt the men
retife Whenever thrf feel fikr dal1F
aa fuF NJ thrf Hfe working haTd
thrfe Is iitile iaHkaf Of their keep
ms tate haufs
WhrfH uHHn haFr studying 90 30
they shauiH aa Il Hs mufH re nass
aihir 1uuHs the daY. So thHt thrY
mnY rrfifa ne night - 8rneYHf they
choose 40 set time eah veil b.
sreu for arising fof nature II uns
ahuaad. WI take care ~ this. fna
Hai Han shuuii ariar urnu fret
ass keuiHF iu tha morning faf she
iay should bee begun hfiahiy Y IL u
"a be ended 80
s Kaat fime faf retiring ls 10
o'clock suH for rising 8 sseieek
This rtvea riNht hpuru for sleep
which IL AT that ls urg easarf Thf
matn thing here as fn eating is
ueEuiafiff as regularity & n meet
important factor tn setting and
keeping uian 81 oaHfttian
kEf.Nf FIT-XpATntTk
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CIRCLE CITY AND FORT YUKON ARE DESERTED
THE ARCTIC CIRCLE,

Hata ths steamers eFHss the Arctic
eiF,ls rsaehiuH the farthcst raFih ua
thn aroat rlVef BE- seems as 10 the
r.trf madt this i4sIit hist O. gftr the
tauue she opportunity e. evass the
lIur which diNEdea she temperate rtam
the arsg. aane Al Nuhan an June Il
and for ureA bafHea ami after che
suu newer dlaapresfa and ftf ahuut
teH arHAH thls asf there uaH na9 a
usnmsu4 WHEEL a vss n.t Visible m Ihe
ssN
Faft Nuksn thr most northern town
ga thu Aukah river e siao nny 90 the
eldest iH tHa country u ~ HtHed
tnt peat established here bY the
ifuisaIf ias campanf in thr eatis ats
1Ar fuIaa ~ thr eta fraHlns psat sfs
auit tislhle4 49, 10 the POSI- stateYafd
althaaEh nFs destroyed Che buuitHss
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THEA TIERS
Royal Italian Band

a fair sized audience greeted the
Royal Italian band 90 ~ third oDu-
cert at the Grand last uinht. but Il
made up IN anthualasm iehal e.
Hacked lu mum beers
The program was entirely new.
aad. following TIE opening march.
the overture from william Tell :
almost brought the audience - ifa
feet la alVoH OF applause. The other
numbers Wefa HrtafiraIIv inter
prefef The bard sill give concerts
tonight, tomorrow afternoon and
night
The sale uf seats for the coming
engagement Of Hnfame LILLIAN Nor
dice and The Metropolitan orchestra
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BAHKE rs WILL
TOUR THE WEST

NEW York. oct IS Eminent
bankers aud flnanriafa ~ New York.
tspfusaut ing among them an aEefcs
eate capital reaching into nine fiH E
ufes. iaft the city today faf san
rfantiseo 20 attend the annual com
Nuntiau iu that city 1t the Aiuerz
can ilHukerH association. Tho par
- travels iu special tain and
stops will be made Ell route a. chi
HaFa Denver. falt Lake city and
ono af two ofhre points - Interest
AFTER five dsFr spent IN San tfane
eiara. the bankers viii return 20
N-w York by way ~ the 8uupern
Pacific
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tals.tist Correspondence ct WI "
Refill Newspaper EntffHfisr Ase=sia=
tihn'a Commissioner With ths =
senate Gammltfes Bed AhtskhH
NONT YUKON. AWaAa fhs uiH
fraM Eaeie ta thIs paiul b. Hstasis Ire
mssi fstunpstins eu che NuhHn rNeF
FnH tbs Hfat fhiut uf che WaN ths
grnat fives fzisbss Hant thH tNaeH ef
anal mountains sen Ita hurried Uaf "a
"a sts EaHHs eiiIz tHmE#f eRVa4va
riss Atnosl ftsm the wstrt ttaef ftsgu
Easlr e. e1usis CITY pah q fer milfa
eul ni EaKie tho afeamera pass talea
foek q biaa RESINS Thousand itrt
fram thc Wster les strata sfe cfaoAz
81 and uitsrd ur and shaw riatnis ths
uaHdffHil f1Ece nt8are has az zans
tiue Applied Ia threaius HH tH'a masa
81 fsk
oa past the V-mue aad the Charlie
ri4afa the Nakan stu5Ingsr nnu tuueh=
the iazt 81 hiuHa sn sae atds of the
xsHsf ASA astlH esrefilHa majestic
ails aer1sa tue wales and hpHiuE tha
foot sf tHa tnaHutars ua the athar
site zoe tipn goiftains deposits ~
ssnzisianr aud OCCASIONALLY aHr DIS
eotfrH zrsat aaiHH Hes nf HilH aaaiHaaH=
Eaf ueaf9 sac mlsa thts masaIHerHt
EcrnafE uHfsais EfaaH en si-hHr side.
until the hreitiefef pasaeuGefs stUN
- ff-a &c be- iaafiV msatHHefnef shat
Ghrt tfhwa Is thH rHfi AZ thr ssHf ef
ts1t aad WtHis sew their hanakrFz
ehtafs - enc stef.A tndsan Hshessssn
whs dass SOC deisu 50 STAG bis l'sidle
q ranfs
A. iaat comes CIrcEa CITY ths fnFnisf
metropolis 10 Alaska. new a esas iaus
erat1u nf ewpiy ieH eahlas iu ivi
fluelr cts vaa a lively IOWA fhe Henz
Ter 20 ueii rsKirs miHiHE 15stFilt
Thee 6ams tae ktsnilke sxeftraseHt
ana iu q faW aeeks eifetf vas siln ssl
Deserted "a aeveF hss recovered gf'fn
ttr lHsa ard tfrE.ahis newer all the
tNa caaansuv staFes anal thr Epiaraz
Railan HlAian aut hnsnlfht afe aH1ut
al there u ieff OBS thH taen rhsra are
awe las eahfas .n eIrris fHaH u aHE
ether town n Alaska bat nut aue De-
Ter Il them - as.|1H'Iea Nha graHAa
tb thr t.eIuitY ~ lh- lnen aFr atIH
hr,ns worked. hut there e utsir irfi
D. tnrm
Rel,w Circle CITY are the fhrnnus
Nuknn rats running Ter muHe fhaH
- fufss Here tffa SCENERY uraetfsi
Tourist hss a reiiff hat thr rat aasa.
late euaatrf saan hs,snsars antsfsrashla
ant ths asfss are fprsasrn TIA Ttvrt
HhaeH Hta HHEff HaHfH hEHf HHHH'H ttf
tanks with falls fesusarfty nsv sprunia
eut aseF the iaw isns1a aatt &c fTaehrs
ei4fh iu places - e nffra THE Hars
Fant e. sfaTKish ara thr water - sHai=
taw that o. - almost Impossible o. Ents
low tf tnHaH ptafs ars taken Hu far
thc ffla thruagh fH# Fats HHd fhe
AfaWak cries aH thr Frslan desks
hsnas constantly AZ sara sta ahe
safa#ilns ratrs ads e. shs nsaaefaaf at
u fria Fhe Cbarael l. eHaataatif
ehaHEfHk aud tas ufnnnfi eare n5sl
rats tWa eerH iaFEa Steamers uare
0zreand A. HafH - thsm has t#an
thfra faH . haart sfhnat rsuaRaet NJ
Eefttng - Several boats have been
fargef g. winter au, 49, bars ans aasIf
tbs zurinE aaszts e. feiaaze then
Just teiaN ths worst part - tha
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CHICAGO. OF IA Preparations
hava been rsuplstea fnf ttfr Invasion
- NrH Nsfh - tbe Nestaf atlan
Hunt Of joan Aleasafrf uauie Anr#
Tor - divinity El5Ah The ufsfafrf.
the MeaaeHgeg af gsaH ADD aeusraf
utsHnaaf = the christian NafhaiiH
church fs4eIr. Wha b she Hsusf
unique chaFaetrf Be- the ltsf IF reed
srn fritsi.us traHrra ui3 travel iH
r~raI atYir. a5rrls1safnK in eleaanoe
~ efuipisanf ahf fsfas8defifiai taur
nat yet haa irrn made
Tea au~elat tfaIua rHH convey the
fsast ~ faAthfai g. srn York Thr
frat - ieasa ual carer the rhsfs.
.safnHiiasafEns and eIaipmFnt and
aiii drQafg ureteher it On ihe tsth
TIE Remaining nfur uffi leave eft
en r-tutn adaitiunal Isswisiies VT
81 HlesHf uH - various CITIES as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
CROSS BONES MEET TO
DISCUSS THEIR
TROUBLE

ATLANTA. GA. oct. n The ra.
state Medical HarirtY. composed u ths
iradina Physicians - Alsbama. Ten.
nsssse aud Georgia. began he fih an
nuai fasatfna ln Atlanta tidsY. rith en-
attendance q m1rs than so mrmhera
one " the important matters before
III present convent ton. aside from fha
professional papers ard discussions IL
the proposal g. extend she association
10 fha Car1liuhH. Louisiana Mlsaissinpl
aad neighbdftnH States. The proposal
tii probably b. adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
GRAND BUT LONESOME
IS THE YUKON RIVER

ono could hope q SEQ. The bahles
cfaeIad aiaut che iiaaf aea eat 81 tho
church dnHr. Where I photographed
oHr af thtia hnd received for mi paths
a VEN uHY sgawi ffnin the little shay
vfa tathaf. CT she Indians d. NOT like
nairk photographer They have not
Euttdu afrr lilo old belief chat thair
ahHia WHEN they ere photographed
laaa Gus af thcm aHn tnta tha picture
The native Wha conducted the aoft
iea Ia aHll iaF feaHrf. bui 81 "a
paetN e. De- ordained a dFae1n neat
Ysar It. van Hpuat hHt few words
I'd EHHuah Alter thr SERMON had
been fvsd the eoukfes atian luiHsd a.
=iHHiaf fhr old familiar bt mu Else
cHutsh.a uHr Formulation loo thar
HWH aufterai language Tho high.
sweet yeifts af she natives yafrlsi tbs
air aG the beautiful pla hfmH hlsh into
tHe ttmrafs q the aimef cid Iaa glmp-
ri sHd - the notra seemed a. Scat
oHt Hxrt ihs swift ruahias waters ~
tHs srsat Yukon { Cauid nat hHf -.
member that last time heard taat
air Ia a magnificent tathrdral in az
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evening meetings IA Madison square.
Elijah ~ declares that no religious
moment since the efusadea ever wHs
marked by a more spectacular aud
gS1HfyinH effect than viii De Tho
crusade OF the host IF feutgfrfa
against thr iniauity Of the defii g
American stronghold Win the
characteristic push AMI energy OF
this leader Of 70 600 people In chit
eAao. behind the movement an in
tse1HtiuE tims = promised for the
sinners Of New York
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DOWIE' S INVASION OF
NEW YORK CITY

visit Sea Yatk ard save IL
fHgflshH nr fluaIr hAa iaaae1
Madison square Garden uua - fhr
tafEaat nuafenae halls ln thr auftd.
ahd their b. alu csfHp sifh be tel
iawrra during hiH atag lu Gotham
White IN Nrw rarA 10 wu5 haid
daily meetings Us hts dIytne eapsr
~ - Enfah the HHHfsFef lie Wdii
fnfaHa The assistance af the divine
pumaf ta heal the lsus end the bait
FifiaHlsz stsa HahH~t Naih psrsssts
arr frf HHfh ineurah bic 1iasaH as Hua
thasH nha suffer frafn any aE5usnt
fFsas Be- hHgssud the reach ~ human
aHuneiea are invited ta nuusa and br
healed n nuaie fails % cure their
& sill b. because thair fHIEh 10
eeak II h. heals them he vii $40
No Zee eseent s. hat they may, ant ri
thn fHiiaraa ~ their hearts oahifib-
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BOOZE, BEER
AND BOTTLES

PITrsnuRa. r.. oct IA 8cm-
beers - the National Retail Liquor
uuaiefH association from all over
fna country are here lu attendance
az ths nth annual meeting II that
0fEanlfa fiuH TIE opening session
lsas heid this morning IN Efks hail.
National President y = Jordan u
Washington. u q. presiding &n
business session NHs held fhls AZ
tafnoau che Delegates ard The ladies
setumpa uytuE them spending the
time IN e visit ~ iusHs ton 90 some
~ the iarFe hrrweriss % she city
fHns ldefshie important business g.
fa be ffaHaaHfnI Au.Iu- L. ...S,
- - - .tsi --ssti = - uH ia uVH=
-.
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CLUB WOMEN MEET
IN ANNUAL SESSION

MASkATH Ninn Oct 81 =flah
uamnn " ~ neaota 80 sathsFrsi herr
m HrFe uHmf.efK Zoe she anuual meet.
Tea ~ their state fs1sr4tinn whlah
wfA b. In session aariaa thr three
CARA brglahfnE taslaF a leading feat
ufs x tiss ssntsufIsn program T. ar
address ~ Ars pimisa r psnissn ~
Ns@ fnFA. presidaHt - The Gencrsi
Fasfefatizn ~ Wnfuaua Clubs.
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nsaus feaf@ sss The pest wHs aiIsHs
tHi.rH Ii hFu thH eHruHaus dza-sFrsaf
that &c eaa So AusHfisaa trfHafsss
Fort akaH nau asaaIsH# - a rana-
'EaanF afaFe = nH.-tsH anf ~ Inflaa
81 alas Pc uvRffafsssH HHn efa : t.sftt
p ehi 70 i'a lafiaua esd En- tkr aeisa
t.ifess5ai - s nfHHea Haau
HaafaF heIHa 4affaF - affar1ed
teHstsH fH err ussian church Thr
missionary uaa aat pfrsanE hasIaa
zaHe anNH fhe Hfsaf aFI fhs t.zI=aa
~..~-<-s->s>-~-~ ~..---~~-~r~- 49,
ussssEsi HHafHrhsHa iHHiaa IH hEa a.
fiFF tarae Fhrfe Naa ROT a uhIte
lHHasH BE tHs Chapel eith tHs sa.sn-
tiaH - tHH ssemiHsFa ~ aaa rsrft rae
iHf.sHa. EHHfe Hera aH11f o. ~ than
rfeasHI nisH. uHmzFH aHf fhfHfffa
sHfr aH tfHsead 9 fhrff haaI Asa
fhef uvrs as terpat ssnEre ssgian -
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RAILROAD OFFICIALS
TALK SHOP

KANSAS CITY. oct y Rarroaf
presidents suusriatendsuta. MANAGERS
And engineers frem every Important
TRANSPORTATION une 81 The UEltat
State. Canada aad Mexico were az
sasnhiei az she Coates House today At
tha opening x the annual convention
o. tha Haadmasters and Naiuteuanre
u Wav Association ~ America The
session ulu close Thursday evening"
with q banquet The purpose - the
organization IL The advancement ~
knuEisdze pertaining O. the seisutilr
aud economical location. construction.
operation and maintenance u steam
railroads.
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EaHirfn eliF Ana hrte far AVA r.
tHa wilderness sea thH Afftsa arrla
these fhltdrrn ~ she forrest dfa.sasi
f.F tas meai uasf iu their nstaer aafb
aaHa Hffh uare rsFfeasisH aud utufs
rrfIAiaHa frsHus thea dia thaas ~HH
afHssH# snfsaipIHHra Oh The sasat rifT
ehMrh
A fart fHknH lives James Hates =
trHHrf eisH hHH Hreh n the aEltz -
HaFr fHeH = FfaFs ard aha haa keaa
s~>-~ s-.-s~ ss-~ss-s $3.50
va fram Montreal ffIs aHfIsn size
frfasaa g - uHrfaEfa nhHd ntthaal
tnH iaaIllH be- Hna affHf fha piHfafs
49, tsarn offered sHIsaalt naH q
hradast 49, s.efHs zE4 = Haif faisilai
htsAetfHi - either sarA af hes ulnahla
HnNHfa faf n eaua - ths pfetafr
Wilt ID HRitt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

aanea aud dances and pretty girls
galore in the funny what not ~ 4
show called Fp8tfass Town are
giving The patrons 81 the Third Az
Hnue fhsatsr something different
from the ordinary run ~ attrae flanH
The pieces iH making e hit ana draw
ING the usual packed houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
HE'S 4 PRETTY BOY

N. " huut n pretty Young man
she never works. bat whs claims ~
- q hHnea man vas arrested last
niFht D. Detectives W4preaataIn ahd
remnant oH suspicion The. police say
20 has no iiueHaa CO. - aut ~ Jail huf
aiH probably give him chance a.
st sut ~ the clfF. So was arrested
f. Portland once Tor cheap bursiars
IoH ana later vas arrested in Seattle
f1r beating slot machines with Ieadau
aiuea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

Hncie lash. with a nubes band
ana bucnfir atmosphere oiA fash )
Toned huaking Dee and similar aauu
Try aerouterments a holding forth
az the Seattle itsafef this week
The comedy IL a mixture II maia4
drama ana vaudeville ana is bainE
weu patranlEnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

A pssnl Ter Your Thoughts
~ You .thIuk Gordon Hat Il uili
save Faa 500 pennies Th@y are q e.
At ktuE tifps - Firsf ave 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

Andrew Iisehier was granted q al
v1rce from HE wife yesterday af-
tsneoH. ou grounds 81 daaefiisn and
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

~ the Grand nest Saturday night
Niii BEGIN Thursday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
ALERT HANSEN
Rich JowoIry
z06 FIRST Ave.


Et6rf thuH maaorH Recent cleaned
With compressed air weekly VIE
Ser rates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

consmt Florence Marvin. prophet
tHa. 1902 lat sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13

DanciHg classes M4H FH eve Prot
Wilson. Ranks hall. private lessons -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-13
!
LOCAL
TIL

THE r
game Wal
Green
pralng
arurf,ck
tn beet
3D. any Of
The afuf
- Athl
noon fhe
81 afIpion
be- the
~ goals
me- ed Ga
were bee
Afternoon
nlH and
The Higl
points 0f
d iiaHifo
The IUa
III ATTY X
dohbtsil
were niue
. heattl
~ ing the
hiai 70
against q
j. )
that TIE
Sunday s.
a HrEIHra
badly cut
fNo FOOT
The pag
Ofds ca
raH a
Them fefe
the latter
The Joe
Of proof
lnrKe nus
Hhuie ia
o. r base
dul0u
Gay Aie
hoafte q
nuo dam
paufiae 20
With ths
ard the
and her
doubt n
never wi
but its
they viii
gam D.
were ucH
snthuaias
d. airing
81 Eeafti
just nbOu
For the
a fine <
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-07-14

sang OF the awful. vast. profound aHd
wide.
Softly Nth echoes OF the ocean rang.
a. this shell upon the mountain
height
Sings Of The sea.
30 NAV / ever wander where I may.
- NAV | ever though long leagues away.
sing on my State. sing OH my state. OF
thee
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-07-14
Strange Work of Lightning

(WilkesborO Chronicle
J. G. Rash, OF Fairplainz. %.
the lightning striking at hl- b..
Thursday. 1t struck the
which was attached to some tr..
yard, and injured every tree. y.
from there to a log chain hans
other tree. then TO the wagon H0
considerable damage. Then 1t I-.
the hog pen, killing the hog, 4
was struck ~Senseless. but aiter
recovered. Another boy W. na.
ed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-07-14
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