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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-31
THREE / | IN ONE GRAVE
Sacred Spot Where St. Patrick
:: Was Buried Centuries Ago.
i
.'4EAvEN CHOSE THE SITE"
st: Bridget and St. COLUMBIA In
: TERED There Also.
DewNPArR1cK's SACRED DUST
IrSland's Patron Saint Was Born in
Scotland, According to the
Best Authorities.
heaven CHOSE THE SITE"
. Bridget and st. COLUMBIA In.
;; TERED There Also.
)eWNPATRICK's SACRED DUST
By WILLIAM E. CURTIS.
k.ial Correspondence Of The Star and thu
Chicago Record-Herald.

By WILLIAM E. CURTIS
sps,ial CorresroOdenee Of The Star and the
Chicago Record Herald.
BELFAST. August %. 1905.
81 Patrick, ST. Bridget and st.
C.Jumba, the three saints most ven.
ertted in Ireland. are buried in the
same grave in a little churchyard at the
village of Downpatrick about twenty miles
sosth of Belfast. There Is nothing in
INF way of documentary evidence to
pixve that the bodies of ST Bridget and
Sti Columbia were placed in ST. Patrick's
toS,b. but the fact is stated in the earliest
i..ories of the church in Ireland and
is frequently referred to by writer's in the
teSth century and later. And the claims
ofs Downpatrick to this great honor are
ncs seriously disputed. The ANNALS OF
m -Four Masters" refer to the death of
ST Bridget in 52o as follows: ION Febru-
ar first. st. Bridget died and was In
tered at Dun DOWN in the same tomb
with ST. Patrick, with great honor and
We. Grafton
Haw st. Patrick's Grave Was Chosen
s.. Patrick died in the year 40 at the
monastery of Saul which he had founded
att Downpatrck. 1t was his wish to be
b iied at Armagh. then as now the
ecclesiastical headquarters of Ireland,
arsI during the twelve days given up to
mourning and funeral ceremonies. a con-
trFversy arose between the monks of
Armagh and those of Downpatrick who
clSimed the body and insisted upon it's
blsrial in their cloisters. A wise old
frIar suggested that the decision be left
To, heaven and. after saying mass. the
ctsfin was placed upon wagon and two
yCIng oxen were taken from the field and
ytr.ed for the first time. 1t was agreed
thty should be started along the road to
Armagh and wherever they stopped the
e i've of st. Patrick should be made. The
o,.,n commenced their journey and the
cl2isters to pray.
Ihe Book of Armagh. written in the
yfiir SO2. and now in the library of
Tttnity College. Dublin. relates that.
afser proceeding for two miles down
the road slowly. the oxen turned from
Thu main thoroughfare and rested at
Dsndalethglass. the site of the present
Cathedral of Down.
The Oldest Structure in Ireland.
-he monks from Armagh submitted to
thy will Of heaven, and there the sacred
d,:st was laid. Shortly after this. about
!9s,. a church was built upon the site now
oo~upied by the present edifice 1t was
re quilt in the twelfth century, consider
afs.e portion of the original walls being
resained and several interior arches. And
is therefore the oldest structure in Ireland
ard is entitled to the veneration it re-
ct.,ves. 1t stands In a grove upon the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-31
FALLS CHURCH AND NEARB,
special Correspondence Of The Star.

FALLS CHURCH. Va, August 81. 1905
For the first time in the history Of ne
public free schools Of the state w0nan
occupies the position of a school TRUSTEE.
Recently the town council elected Mss
Matte Gundry a member Of the board
of Jefferson district, constituting he
town Of Falls Church. Miss Gundry held
the matter under advisement for sevdal
days, owing to an opinion Of some LEGAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-31
overturns Lamp; Dies Of Burns.

Minnie Brooke. colored. eighteen years
OF age. OF 81 Pierce court northwest. early
yesterday morning overturned a lighted
lamp in her bedroom.
Her clothing caught fire. Before mem-
bers Of the household could extinsuish the
flames she had been fatally burned about
the body and face.
She was removed to the Homeopathic
Hospital, where she died at 8 O'Clock yes
terday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-31
Another Lot of the Silk Suits
Goes ON Sale.


dbrous
We succeeded
dndre able to
the daiet effect with lattice
handsomely black silk braid They
in
bandsof sutsar of
th
nnevb
ksmta While W. w
A in fortunate
the with wdcban of
fine black
These made sell and will sell regularly $500 mn
w Nv
We placed in
will mntaloed
thevery dsmrte
regularly for the preliminary S0 vi VIZ
ewilb
Also of
in
bone
OF
made o a A %SoS W
An
beautiful models;
waist OF INC
Our half ~@SO W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-31

The Kenmore Shoe Company. recently
organized In Fredericksburg, Va, with
Charles J. Green as president. has started
up It's factories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
YOUTHFUL HUNTER
MEETS HIS DEATH

KETTLE FAftA Oct While
Floyd aud Carl Lcithead. aged about
" aud IA respectively. sons ~ WI.
liam Leithead. were out hunting on
Saturday afternoon ~ the hills some
four miles southeast ~ this place.
one Of the brothers was killed by
the accidental discharge 81 the shot.
gun.
While climbing over a couple Of
logs IN bushy place the one car
rying the gun placed Il over the
log. with The muzEle pointed to.
ward him
The shotgun Was one with ham.
mera The discharge tore the left
hand and arm up 10 the body. some
u the shot entering the LEFT side
The tao brothers walked down the
trail for about a hundred yards
when the Injured one tainted. aud
the other brother went for assist
ance L required two or three
hours search before he was found
Amer the boy had gone for aid his
brother wandered a little distance.
where he died The funeral serv.
Ices weFe held az Meyers Falla yea.
tefday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
FARMERS QUARREL
CAUSES SHOOTING

SPOKANE. oct Charles KEEL
ioEg. a prominent farmer. vas shot
through The right inng this even.
ing The shot vas fired through
tho door ~ Kellogg house near
rulimAn. By some one Inside. kei.
luEw vas brought 70 Pullman this
evening iig has a chance for re-.
coverY Tho shooting 10 the sequel
TO the dispute over the possession
OF the farm 81 Thomas Savage two
miles west al Pullman.
A few days aEo Savage Is alleg
"a 20 have moved bis family 20 the
farm and taken possession % the
house while KciioEE waa In the
fisld seeding kelloEFn goods
we're moved out doom lie gwore
vat a warrant buf officers sent to
the scene failed 20 serve u.
The shooting has caused intense
excitement IN Pullman Il occurred
about O'Clock and kolioEg reach
Cd the hospital one hour later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
TWO ARE KILLED
I'M TRAIN WRECK

10y GNNAH0 FFNtHHl
BUTTE Mont. Oct, : Two men
we're killed and one injured IN a
wreck ~ a Great Northern paaseB.
ger train AZ Mariaa river. ON the
shelby line. In the northern part
% the state. early yesterday morn
Ing The dead
William =. Ramspeck. u White
sulphur Springs. Mont. fireman
Unknown engine wiper
Engineer Charles McClintock was
severely injured
The train while travelling AZ high
speed struck n soft stretch of road
bed. the engine rolling into the
ditch. followed by the baggage and
smoking cara. Ramspcck and the
wiper we're buried under the wreck.
age The passengers beyond a
hard shaking up. escaped injury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
PRESS CLUB MAKES
PLANS FOR SEASON

The Press Club recently organiz
ed at the university under the
leadership Of Prof Merle Thorpe
Of the department 81 Journalism
and which limits its memberahip
81 university men having news.
paper experience. plans 70 enter.
tain visiting journalists during the
exposition neat year
Smokers. dinners and theatre
parties are 20 be given throughout
the college year The present
members are Prof Thorpe Roy
Rudio. WIN Rasmussen. Roy Pink.
erton. Victor zednick. Joseph Har.
riHun. LEO jones. Verne Fitch.
Kenneth Durham. William Parker.
Max Enns. and Edward Daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
WIRELESS TIP LANDS
CARD SHARPS IN jail

20 Smith. A. d Holleg. Tho..I
Clancy and Charles Clark -
taken into custody on eomsI,l
OF J. W. Fraser who ava ",
they nceeed him out n ~
Fraser Dick Maileadan and N
drew Gibson we're alas sakeu I.
the city Jail as Witnesses
Fraser says the accused nses a
him into a game o. black ~
and be- speedily parted With Hi
one of the alleged Eamblers d
produced a pair 81 loaded 4
and the remaining $3.50 vas "a,
from him Fraser then ap5n<
10 the ships officers. who "a Z
wireless message 10 sapersn,ss
Frank r. Burns ~ the Aid
steamship Co Far and hiE "A
panion, are held as disorderif \
sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
GRAFT is CHARGED

NEW YORK. oct s. William r.
brothers, one Of the nnsucceadul
bidders on Panama canal construc.
ton work, declares that he viii 90.
day present 10 the board Of inquiry.
ordered by the secretary ~ war.
evidence Of graft In construction
of the biz ditch Brothers IL presi
dent ~ the balanced Cable Crane
company, aud intlmataa that. al.
though the lowest bidder. hin firm
was Ignored through the machina.
tons Of officials IN Panama and
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
PACIFIC COAST
MEN ORGANIZE

BAN FRANCISCO. oct 3. 90 a
committee representing the Cham.
bora OF Commerce Of the principal
cities Of the Pacific coast met and
formed a permanent organization.
Ia accordance with action taken
last Monday at conference Of
Coast bodies.
The following officers were elect
cd 10 serve the first year Prcsi.
dent, John " MeGrnw. Seattle
vice president q n stewart. Los
Angeles. aud secretary treasurer.
G, w nufks. San Francisco
The following chambers from the
organization Portland. Seattle. Ia.
coma. Spokane. Los Angeles. San
Diego. Oakland and San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
ALUMNI PLANS TO
SAVE THE TEAM

A delegation ~ University Of
Washington alumni viii val, upon
President Kane today 10 urge the
ruadiuutment Of The hours Of the
football candidates. 90 that the
bruat ~ their studies may be- done
after the football season A. pfca.
cot there are many veteran foot.
ball players and also much prom.
lning material At The university.
whose studies forbid their taking
part IN football Could this be rem.
rdled. the students. alumni and
some ~ the faculty believe that
Washington would aiasd The beat
chance 81 years 10 pat forth a
championship team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
OLD OFFICER TO RETIRE. .


BAN FRANCISCO. oct s--ThH
police commission received notlfl.
cation today from Police Captain
Henry ~ Colby that he will ask for
retirement on December 20. after
a service Of 20 years On that date
he VIII have served three years as
captain required by tic charter 10
enable him 70 receive a captains
pnnAinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
THROW OUT THE POISON
REFUSE TO BE DRUaorD
GET BACK TO MATURE
NATURE CURES WITHOUT OPERATION
Hot Springs Doctors
rz
NATURE CURES WITHOUT oPERATToH

graduates
g o
Of American
Indiana that cured other net
had failed
y e il
81 = our We
We e. cw In want
fo az
To seth thc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
SUES CITY FOR RgoRAoe.

A complaint against the city Of
Seattle. asking Tor damages 81
81 500 on account of regrade work.
was filed by John "A swyney IN
the superior court this morning
The complaint alleges that the
changing Of the grade Al Goth and
eist sta n. has damaged the plain
flffH property 10 that extent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Compare our prireH with mhnr stores
far Hal Goods we manufacture WlNn.
tpupeea. 49, FORMATION cufla puffa.
rumHHdnur. ~ aHlffhOH San Hrauoia.
GO Hair ~<Us 1907 firsi ave- seattle
Hair chains ana swnchea made 10 or
der wanted " buy hair .Mrs u Nil
lar 1909 FIRST az. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Cheap furniture q vfeeu house ia
rent call between 3 and ana a.
fIs iath Az h sHl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
Police Meet the Steamer
at Dock and Arrest
the Gang.

Hours before the steamship
Northwestern reached port last
night a wireless message was re-
celved az the offices Of the Alaska
Steamship Co. that gang 81
gamblers had fleeced a passenger
and asked that a squad OF police
officers meet the vessel.
When the Northwestern reach.
ed port az 6 o'clock this morning
Police Sergeant Claude Bannick.
City Detective Sam Corbcft and
Paifoiman Sisler. Roeeler and Boyd
were on hand. and Eddie Fay, allies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
NOT 4 sALvArioNisr.

The statement that W II Taylor.
arrested for stealing SIS from the
Salvation Army headquarters was
a member Of the army IL denied by
army officers. Taylor vas merely
being employed by the army. hav.
ing asked for its charity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
WORKINGS MAY BUY PLANT.

LONDON Oct Slab Dor dele.
gates representing the employees Of
the great shipbuilding firm Of Fur
ness, Witty 4 Co, today are con.
sldoring the proposals ~ the en-.
ploycrs 10 permit the workmen 10
buy the plant OF enter profit.
sharing agreement with the firm
provided the friction between the
men and company 81 stopped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
DOUBLE muRprR-suicIpe.

NORFOLK. Va. Oct 5 John W.
Richardson, a young farmer living
at StambortH Point. believing that
his wife'a relatives were reaponsl.
bic for the young couples separa
ton. shot and killed Miss Joseph.
the Cromwell. his siBtcfin law. and
Beverly Cromwell. bis aged father
ia law. and then committed suicide
bF shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Secretary G. n. McArthur. a.
Oregon Republican state cs.'
committee. has offered 70 trade
services Of n 3 Senator Fulios
campaign speeches for congr
men Humphrey and Cushman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

n A nj
srhlta
II the
be cit
.reseni
BIZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

SITUATION WANTEo--MALE.
ZOE RFNT-toUsEs.

Carpenter and hsiiidsr Wanta NaFE day
or r6hfraef Address AIS. ears ntar
SRA =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Grand free excursion Co.. urrmrrfnn
aundng got free tickets no g. - nm
mans office lu Times BLOCK 20 SEQ hiu
new additions Wn are tho cuiF finn
running free excursions 500 lots nn
water 'front.' $40 up terms ~ per month
Come today ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
EASTERN FOOTBALL.

A. Annapolis Naval academy.
%. 50 Johns college. 0.
AZ Cambridge Harvard. 49,,
Bates. 9
AZ Philadelphia Pennsylvania
II. villauoya. 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
Hear Ye, Cottage
Buyersl

A nice nsss eaftsas - large feesas
hHIa rears Hss hafh. fuF msfsf ard
aeaftmatiaH fNfaFes fHf HghfiMa See SEA
zee t#esFra la residential fiEtfies Af FFs
tHaHt 3 ttHtH ffaH NfefnNnt cat ana D
hsH#as ffafM faafs4HH af aeNeF4A ears
aa8 HHfF tt wfHafes frnfa f'gfe sHH 81
aaa e. i8tra fs Naa 81 rash ass faef
sahfsef GH fift assessments Ehfs = q
rare sod EatH Isl Nn fha 1885
Mafa tat Eaf naafea nk
uNfltN THAT HOME rob8N
NHts ta nf9etHek tafNrmWaaf raFk kfst
efaafaii srn graded Wffh ritF watse aaa
tsfeHhHHss Dr. HfesN attractive frataxs faf
hHsls aafe tH lasgsass raFiaAf Is raise.
fHe rsE Hhes tee Haais IN aalE street.
81 Hiantaeis ana FHaHffF ri4h TsfHls
ffH auan. ii1 lef stealth raaf ass 10
naTth fram eaf = Ffnaanni ae SO Nas
BURKE a FANNhH
faesnHH office. sac Asfh a Dress $3.50 81
Naga nfncH. as Msn Fefa uipQs
We HAVE TNtN NNCfHHftE
MNG sitl paH fasi Fasafriftian Ca AfahfF
Tee haHses aa faf ataft4 stslftsssi
rEfnff ~ tsfa and urastnfa hf1uss
Fsafai ~ sti $50 ssH ~ e. lee tqrsns
Cbanre fu make aHira tafa efsF ~
FsHaH iHFFfrsi an tHFeet r4rnt
APPLETON INVEST MNNF CORPORA
rios. Hs4h
5ef American h4nk nos fi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
sToMAcH. HEART. lIvEs.

IUUIVlfIUE lad TITU0I II7HE7H
pleNion, Bed Blntches Cisafpss
Rcd. Rough Hands Warts v
letter. cured In a FEW weeks aa'
skin made smooth and safi aeaiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Large. clear aud level lots at Wert
Seattle. b0aiib 5000 easy terms
GOOD f.ronm house large lot, $3.50. ESQ
cash balance easy terms
b. r. EArr co..
gis Denny BLDG Phone Ind 1906
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
AN ApAmLEss EDEN.

NEW Y0RK. Oct s-I.ong IL.
land 81 "a have an "Adamlcsn
Eden" Nine Dayidoff a native ~
Russia. but who IL nov q resident
OF New York City. ia building an
experimental farm at Belle Crest.
which will be operated BY women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
$250Cottage $3.50

Wsn tffsHf cottage tnt HaNfse
Ataek from ffeueHt tiellarN fas A great
bafHaln 90 "a san. aFt8 tash. talsaes go
peg ntmNth f#
cALMofs DENNY a EWING
AtasAa naiidinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

The following officers were
elected BY the broadway high
school Junior Debating club. Ar.
thur Ellsworth. president. Miss
Pearl McGrAih. vice president. Roe
co Parker. treasurer. Miss Lucille
Hclfnef. secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

my Nnfw RANCH SOW
NfHfF FsaH sffHaFe aFHHH3 HHettfr e.
hiEhrf ta astfa snH f rHa HFHf eNBfef
fa nan 4 faaeh ~ =mf AsHd af sertHsef
h4fas fhs tifa- fH bass pa O. nHH We
Nave saHna Use arFu ffafsa a. ffnm sass
rs ffta uFs tvarf Yes casa Mn1 anEs
fnian tsttsf aafahsFe uaff De So t.nt
cash
WEST a wmNMENM.
seq ruAwkw WEufk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.

s7se ilss essa. sssiss sfan
Effie
t1ae see eash naa srnaW Hlasgsfsf
rHftaEs flEF aafeF aHa SEE
onluwhla eitF. taiahss tit q
nlHnth
aAkN ttsN ra8h aAfns terms I Fmagns
msaf aMHfN
GEfaa ffsa faHk tff meath res
mH8rfa sHa nHsufifauf finished
faHfn fHtfaEr flase 60 care
az nHfaashls rIlH
GEffaa tffa d0an and Feff sasF fsFrfa
faF .ffalsa suHtefn hausH an1 q
tiN tHta sisass 90 BsiA4sf
NsirhFs HaFs
tH kA#eat fNa NNeN hafam6s aaaF 4 S aFfas
nr4f ttfaMan aN Hn odd nan.
too raF iina. mfth ? eaffaEss
FdE REALTY LusN a nAHhfNN 90
.gt fff Az ruf fstnss fNFHlHd fsaaFH
Mafr aatk fnH ftfa aeff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

Tho steamer Northwestern arrived
after a rough voyage. about Z o'clock
this morning. from Nome and ~
Michael She brought owt 3ag pas
senEsrr. among them being Mr. and
Airs. Eugene Chilberg The North
western encountered some severe
weather Ia the early part of hcr.
voyage. and was delayed yesterday
by fog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

.IuHn tN rive mlnutsH whiA from
ear acres hf fH cultivation. hhaftF All
fiah bottom iama ail fenced orchard
small fruits runulaa aattF piped 60
huiidiHFa fariHH naFadaM Faaa
t1fHa. terms
uOHEHf MALrur.
sfhrHeU. aai Alaska uuiiHiuH In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reaponsl.
hility Tor errors of any klnu
occurring In tclcphoncd adNer-
tiscmCnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

y y. Butter. skagit county ed
man, J. NJ lockwood Jeffea
county chairman, and 81 Bfis
Whatcom county chairman. AZ
state Republican headquarien :
ranging for speakers % visit a.
districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
nInrn NOTICE.

wright To tire wife og J H.
Wright. tsnS r.. Harrison, Oct g
a son.
sullivan To the wife Of 4. A. sui
4lvan cltv. oct 3 a son.
uurreu To the wife 90 y. - huf-
sen. ilgt 8Hth 81 oct a. a son.
Tenant fo the vile uf G. Ten
umut i6iGA Neirvac. oct q.
daughter
whitney she wife 81 W w
whitney. city. oct u d ta@s htef.
Carfor-Ta ths wife % II Il. Car
ter. SIS jefferson. oct Z. a son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
Old Lady

Desires Co sell her ranch ~ &c acres
fmufng 20 aiih hausa. iafFa eieaffna ard
HHffrfr laHh ln nlsaaHs Fn4Hffs Saw
Nafd ianH Coz. basement fet fifFf Az
QUARTER ACHES
fH8a NN 1stH
NAlMNEHMNA UAN
$50 eash aHa balance $50 PEI Hsanfh
watsf ulped o. pfHfssfff ieis ~ nnisA
Eafa stores efe TrN TIE fHnfa setter t0
AFt Faa aff af aatsaeHt stafua. thea 81
taa Sidewalk fH HsEf SLICE an urHHrfff
heFa naf aUent NJ aatuauad uFea
HEE HfM
JOHN VI WHITE co.
fNt ufAehfsf Miara
Main staH lHA G8ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08

catarrh OF the Lungs. Coughing.
splitting 81 BLOOD or phleRm. Loss on
Flesh, fnrchodlnE Consumption.
WhecHing in Chest, Asthma. all now
durable undcr new treatment Don't
walt until you are run into Consump-
ton. We guarantee 60 cure ~ We ac-
cept the cnse fer treatment
RHEuMATIsM.
swollen and neformod Joints Pain
in Muscles. Stiffness, sore Back. tn-
ability Co StraiKhtnu up and lame
ness, curod on a guarantee
CATARRH
Coated Tongue. Rad Taste. stuffed
up Nose. nruppluEs he the Throat
Vomiting floating Catarrh OF KID.
news. BLADDER. Liver cured WHY
suffer 70 You can be curcdf Come In
aud be cured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-08
A Stirring Parade Proceeds
the Big Meeting in
Egan Hall.

Local democrats last night made
a big denomination previous 10 the
Pattiaon meeting with a torch light
parade. bands. tranaparencies and
the Ike The procession followed
a llfoeizcd picture of Bryan, follow
cd by a democratic donkey The
procession formed az Pike place.
and. after paradlng the streets. led
the crowd 10 Egan'g hall
The hall was packed John Pat.
TYSON, gubernatorlai candidate. was
the principal speaker 81 the even
Ing lie discussed Guaranteed
Bank Deposits" other speakers
we're. G Goshert. Physical Val.
uatlon ~ Railways" n. y. Huntley.
lnjunctionns a A. Booth. Cam.
palgn Publicity" Cicero x. Haw.
kinH. AN Annual Grand Jury -
A Mcdonald. Tariff" Ben r.
Shield. County Commissioners. q
A. Reynolds. Our Next Governor.
a Second Rogers" r. A. Mcdonald
G. + Lyons. who was 10 have
spoken. was thrown from bis horse
IN the parade and vas not able to
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