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10SS. an Aut-Nt-v-tii -SOT "i at aa The Star's Telegraph Service The Star Ob one or two oe-eastona tn past, called te.ntt.in lo It. improving i.rvlc-t*. lint it may not IS to mention the detail.un. This paper now the cieam of all the td the wurld, on the the new.

happens. It li. terve.l over Western Union aire, by the Newt Aasoclsttou uf PBCtflfl Coatt. In conjunction aUti Bcrlpp. of the t'nllod aa Iteeently ths well known Put -Ushers' PraM armocl.llon.

of th. oatiern en. -old It. good will. to the Bcrlpp.

ibjeb Ha headquarter. In Clevelaml. Ohio thlt consoll.latlon the people took chnrge of tho wire new. aervlco of more th.n dally of the United from New York to t-'ranciico. new Bcrlpp.

ct.tl.in now closely the old ASSOCtatsd In tha number of clients, while it far the Associated In (ha of the service ablch l( r. to afternoon In this city (he Seattle Bunds) fit. I. It neeetaary to buy from Ihe Scrl-ips concern telegraph report. tbe old of ITesa Puhllther.

I. lined BTSt It" dl.patchea The Beatlle ha. thi. eicellenl Bcrlpp. report ha.

watched wllh great aail.facilnn yeara steady in both nn.litt snd quantity. Today The Star would not eschange It. telegraphic, for thai of the for lasi-tw. slthough ct.cel.enl for morning The Star It also building, up It. telegr.phlo and Is re.chlßE oat all over (hr P.clfle northwe.l for of current It h.t a targe staff of eoriwapoSMleuu th the various ml towns of tbe north and la continually adding to number.

The Door to Success Every physician knows thai we in. increase bodily suffering and even engender the very diseases we most dread 1,. continually dwelling upon our bodily condition. On the other hand, we may augment our health power by expelling discordant thought or any other enemy ol health and happiness from the mind, as one would eject a thief from his house." The mental conditions that govern success arc precisely the same as those that govern health and happiness. Success i- largely a creation of the mind.

It we would succeed we must frame the mind for success. Our thought be of not failure. A stream higher than its source, and even a Raphael could c-L-t the face of Christ with Satan in Ilia mind for a li have dwell ujKin the dark side and lived in the the brain is incapable of producing bright, helpful mental pictures. How can one expect to find success and happiness when one is going in the opposite direction, constantly feeding the mind with visions of disaster and failure? The mainspring of all effective effort is lope. If hope Is strangled by gloomy forebodings there BO incentive left.

You can anticipate failure and disaster so that your brain is absolutely incapable of giving off tiling but morbid thoughts. Yon increase discord by admitting its reality. Just as you increase happiness by dwelling upon the things which make you happy. So by dwelling upon and anticipating failure you invite it and cause success to fly from you. li persistently shut out every thought that discourages or depresses, and keep mind in a bright, healthy, keen condition, then the brain cells will clear to think and plan, and the body ntrong, active and able to carry out the brain's dictates.

Tlie mind that is unclouded by the cobwebs of fear and expected failure, and quick to sci.e upon every passing opportunity or advantage, will open the door to success. Indeed, the possession of such a spirit as this is success itself. No material treasures that any man may acquire can compare with the treasures of hopeful, healthful mmd. ENID SHAW STICKS TO STUDY D. OeL (be nee.

from Pari, that another charming ha. dttarted from 'he raak. a. social a-sMlbiaa, aad will II hereafter to the pursuit of tha rouses. Enid Shaw, elder daughter of of the who ha.

abroad for tha is months, will her at tl.c Borbonne wllh a view of preparing her-- for eh Ur of ll'a atnr. at her alma tnater. the Cornell of lowa. Sh-iw took the of A. wttb first honor.

In a of to thre-e ye-r. ago ii' in Waablnston the following winter, boi tie Int.rr.ted her bat tittle. She I. a clever writer of' and 1. now (akir.e an advanced on tbe early romance writing of the L'tln and modern English versifiers.

Bh.iwlt in twos- elrl. (li- i m-inn- which r.i. the of Ihe wetrt. em elrl, and 1. contlderal the coiircrsatlon.ili*t In th.

of.lelnl tot. fNk We Will Tell You How We Cure All ufy Chronic Deep Seated Diseases to Stay Cured fl.ii.- forty year. w. bar. our tnd ttl.ndon in and of all of and our t-ured numb.r lon.

'at ha. v. and auch a. it. btll.vo no o(har physician er eialtat ran offer you.

tn abaoluirly every rttt which after atlon wt for (reatm.nt. at- of the beat European, Ctna-llan and ran Our ft. In many I. only rn.llr.ln. Inrloded.

If art afflltttd with ru.turt, hydrectlt, bltdd.r. kldnty ntrv.u. d.elm. and all forma of thin ditaaaat, call and i.t a' and tuffiring. If vi c.nnnt rail.

writ, for eurqueatlon blank. Our nitnt Caruml t.t lon and Owe Not a dollar paid until cured. I 01 to m. la. in I p.

DR. CLARKE COMPANY 123 Second Avenue South, Cor. Washington St. Seattle, Wash. STAR DUST By PRIZE FOR BEST CONTRIBUTION.

Ml SECOND PRIZE. SEND IN YOUR YARNS. MA KB 'KM BRIEF, AND ADDRESS -JOSH THB STAB. Jutt Hot Air. I Liquified nn la (hat vary few of us are In, II It mil generally Dot air I hough 1.

mora In our nnd while ll aliiiple UtBS-, mure time. It awful. N.i drummer can gel din ii hutlttesi man ha. -i Un huii-l. It to I-- found all in.

i even pre.cbet* use It. where, oh, where, would th.i i nllilel hi he were It not for i ai bleaaitig. The lin-it' ui-l it home tv ht. wife and In return receives I small package of the "Mine in i. form.

The origin of thlt treat boon to iiiiin.iiiii) not known; of were, however, found it. ii, of It la not known, however, whether Ad.m or Kve It. Napoleon uted a Brest deal of It In hi. (inn. Krom (hat on It ha.

been handed to tueh great men a. in jin Hi William and other and sane men uf the present time I hr women's sailll.rr of It hat to great fallen Into the hands of Casals Chadwtck. C.ril.' Nation th. t.i In eral. It.

It broad ant It. ef feet In Instance, an great that it 1. ceded to he of mor. value generally (haa the liquid variety. ll been found In Prattle recently, tfflti-l 1...1 vital.

dealers LMklrtg fee Position riots pointed mssalv. dund. la (he ski. as.lng; wonder cloud, are Iter hroth.r "1 think they lag to CJ- It P.t and th. Pig.

"How ta the pis. Pain -Ir-aiih, and he's a great I. "Be i.i.iwr*. be drank two bub of milk ami when I tha tittle In pall he dl in hair fUI It-- -Hllvrr A I.t* her little were walking 'hroagh a when thejr to a purtton ot the street strewn atlh tm a. to deaden tbe nome of vehicle, pas-lag a certain th.t far.

Ihe ehlld. to which (he rasUst -The lady who live, i. thai mr dear, haa h.d a hahy Kttl The fJ.lld thought a moment, looked .1 th. nn-nthr of s( "Awf.lir welt luekr.l, a the. mi" tt.

Why N.I on SUt.T Our pollew officera bad unite aa otl Thursday night la in Tom Tom but not attar John Whita him a lively i over the with a bed ll.ralltoa i i iiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii i Have You Been to the Navy Yard? Every tlalior and resident of sea t'nete wonderful n.vy yard at in' there: treat tr.lr.lna shin Phtladtlphla; Ihe nlfleeat dry dork, foundries TO. chine all ride on the mi.li-'.i boats, which leave tier I ti. dally. I. delightful, will eajoy it: Ilonnd trip.

EXCURSION RATES EAST. On CHI. I.tb I 'th Northern Pacific will trip ticket, to Chicago for t't aad to Bt. I-; limit 10 final return limit Nov. good for I Vor full particular.

Inquire Northern Pacific city lickat corner ay. Yealer w.y. Buy That New Suit Without Feeling the Expense That's what our liheral credit plan enables you to yon may pay a little at time for anything selected here, in pat ments so small that you'll never miss the money, The new suits and are here, $15,00 ami up. We'll be proud to show them to you; they're brimful of stylo and individuality, from tin- best shops ami priced withal. VVo'll be delighted to have you open an with in.

Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. Second Avenue tar I'aloa "S.attlt't Rtlltblt Cr- i THK SKATTIaKaSTAR-SATtiRDAY, OCT. (I. A Word Prom I (t ti Woman c'n lion, 'Mug li' th' world eieepUn' unman I'-ir I am laklna Compound, and being a i-sinttaktng Individual am (tklng pains 10 nutu 11. if it will relieve p.ln and benefit it he an .11 around payln' remedy.

It-ear HH Mv belgl.n It.lr'a actln' pore!) My halrucu aratrum mn auggealod I (ft your hair (-in Ick. I did lan! 1.1. there (ihi.l Th. remit aa. auppiitin' ami I now li.lt- llall a lo burn.

I kin reckotnaud It to all hair lar.H* A h-avy tineh wagon ami I'ntvnally ear held up tr.ffle for (line laal night by rolltiliig art H.e-ond Ni- injury 1 pi 1 EXCURSION RATES BAST On Oct 1-ih ant Uth Northern Pacific will wil round trip tlck.i. to Chicago for fTI, and to Xt, la.nl. gnlaa limit to final return limit Nov. loth, (-ood for For full partteutam Inquire Noiihern Parlfle city ticket office, corner First S. and Tea- Wr w.y.

A 4- "tl Any $10 a Month The Most Ones All Sold BITT-F a Some Garden Lots Still to Be Had Tomorrow Is Just About the Last Chance weet livery one of the higher I a priced lots in Beacon Heights has I.e.n of maining and fio a month. w-till Mt ate really tlie Lest vahsc of any V- -toil i. titli Mack any County. Kvery lot owner can practically all own tallies. They arc being picked up at a great rate.

Tomorrow the chance to Trices are $475. S-tOn, $525. $550 and $575. I-ots are 40 by it.) to feet, and there is an alley in every block. Hr- is a chance you'll not get again right lot no further from Pioneer Place than is ihe Madison street power huuse at less than price, way ..111 in (hr lot three blocks from school an.l car, right in a there will lie more development in the next year ill.iii in any other the nnly $10 a monlh.

Take the llcacou Kill car tn the end of the line and walk tin. blocks. Da it today. Our representatives will be un the ground. tAt 90S Tort Bleat.

Genuine OSTEOPATHY In Vibration and th. Ultra Violet Start .1 th. I. lroe(mtnt. will p.r ef Ih.

fellewlng tA.Oi-... br.nil.m-_, diar-ttnea, tcrofult, rhtumatltm .11 la-ndi, pilot all r.a-1.l plmplot. ntrv. r.wt*. it, nay, bladder and Irnubl.a: lh.

and throat ba.lia.h*. I. (nrtDO. lumbago, gaitrt. pn.umenia, rupture, eontllpt.

(on it! it In .1. ttrlv Other Diseases month of I Irnt-friti, I guaranty to our. tvirv I CONSULTATION FREE. Off'-. m.

It (I p. tvtnlngt, tl 7(. JO. OR. M.

R'NO, Phytl.l.n. Main IMSt.Snd. A- ad. MOVED A.i ttoek of thttl mutts, mutlr.l talking marhln.a. planoa and ha.

been mot.d ta IK Second Set. .11 cotlcm ara till i.c.l*, our bttt Itnllaa. SHERMAN, CLAY CO. Bt.lnw.y (tnd Pit not (40- fr.CONO AVBNUB BKATTLB SPEER ARRIVES IN SEATTLE llobart of thu Hoard of Foreign Ml. iiopiilar in a ullege men.

il" arrive 11l the city I rum New York i-nlity, and tonitir mw all! llitee In (he morning, at rirst Presbyterian church; afler noon sl V. M. O. A. meeting riyiuuulh church, nnd in Hi.

veiling nt th. Klllllll.l-*! rliureh. Monday morning he will Ihe high trhool at o'clock, and n( lOilO o'clock will MH.sk to of rim i al of Wathlngion, lienny hall, lnavlng in ih. ifi.raoon for Taeoma. Mr.

Hliecr wit. at lime of i 1... I'rluccUiu's fauujua football HUFF ACTING SEROEANT. Pollen a I J. Bluarl la 111 nt hi.

home, from n((iiek of id 'f acting In hit place for the (wo ROTMIER ACQUITTED. VANCOUVER. D. C. Oct.

fi tiro llrolhler, arretled, ronvleied fund pardoned, and on rh.rge nf procuring. 'was yetteril.y released no. a li-. man. PORTLAND DAY AT FAIR.

vi.i WALLA. Oct. Ye.terd.-y w4t Portland pabv day at the fair, The i'ui 'of the day worn the race, and 111. The r.clng end. today.

HURT ON STEAM SHOVEL. Zulyevlrh tt suing 11. ll.wtey In (be of ll.txio ttt jurle. lv hi. perwon while working oa a Olympic Market lis ttk.

BE. near Beeoai cut your meat hill In half. BUILD LARDER PREIOMT SHED. The Norihmn Pacific ha. been gr.tltrd from HI.

Poul 111 Ihelr li- li i IUO fgtt f(Ulbat on the King and Herond at. making ihe (vial of (he I.ICO THIRD AVENUE Drtw Mil -Night lie, gi. and lie. TONIOMT LAST TIME-NEW YORK BY NIOHT-WCEK STARTINO MATINEE SUNDAY. OCTOBER Chtrltt Ntw York Company in lh.

of All W.tttrn Pl.at QUEEN the HIGHWAY Ih I Ib I GREATEST CAST NEW SCENERY Coach, the I)og and Ev-ryihlng Him. a. You Wont Mia. Anything LAURETTE TAYLOR AS JESS MILLER SAME AS BEFORE W--- The by Taylor Company? SEATTLE THEATER RUSSELL ft DREW, Managers Phones 43 M.tlnr* ISe. 80c.

ISe SSc" Bvery evening al I Toitigbt. Time. THE CONVICT'S DAUOHTBR." Week RUiling M.tint. Sunday, OaUbmr 7. A GUARANTEED BENNETT'S MAJESTIC BIBLICAL DRAMA, THE HOLY CITY With Mara- h.l-m...

L. Blrongly QSBBBBB A Plentiful of Day. of Our Bavlor, Mary Mi. John llaid.t and CHber ticrlptur.l Wonderfully liramatU'd and I'r. With All Oorgeou.

of -iii K.JUi.' th.t t. requited for perfect pro- Bitot las. NO CHANGE IN PRICES. ISe. toe.

-i: IS. SSe, Children under 1-. ISe. -A MILLIONAIRE .1 lh. Stadia Trim- THEATER mmtat PHONES Ind.

S.neet, S-M. GRAND OPENING TOMORROW NIGHT. OCTOBER WEEK. DAILY MATINEE. Co.

LOST PARADISE tip I' "Id Oreat Prlewt: IS. la ISe. Sic, lie Dog I Waak. O.l.ber "Aral, an ghl." and Charm, of M.m a mm mm JOHN Msa.C.r. A Al ri rt Bt'XSHT.

65 mm LNDEI'ENDKaNT DD SUNDAY, MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY AND THURSTUESDAY DAY NIGHTS DANIEL V. ARTHUR MESSRS. MARTIN AND EMERY'S Pr.Hi.ll At it and r-rtti-ltl-on Richard UllXDl DC. Latin- W.n.r't S.eetd tiv.i PL. IN AUGUSTUS THOMAS' BIG PARSIFAL in ENGLISH.

EDUCATION MOST NOTED PRODUC HP TION OF THE CENTURY. by a Select Camptny ol MR DIDD M-Artlms-M. mil. 11l SPECIAL NOTICE During lhl. en.air.ment the THE CHARLES DANA GIBSON r.irt.tn will at fill tharp.

PLAY. mtir ord.red at 11 tn the evening. mutt A Comedy nf Heart In their atstta at rtae of I'rrnluedon He-n for Lin. no on. will be Over Night.

In New York, 'luring the action of play. Pr.o**—D.v»na. 00: Prie.t—s3.oo to iOc. Heutt, 11.80 Monday. 1 i ii i na i aia mil, tarat ai.n I 1 I "I FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 12, 8:30 O'CLOCK.

(RAID WRESTLINd MATCH FRANK DOCTOR BOTCH ROLLER CHAMPION OP AMERICA. OF SEATTLE. PRICES $3 TO $1 SEATS SELLING WEDNESDAY A oman am mr-a I L.ading Vaudtviltt Houtt 3 I li I pi, Sl. ii i.i Ila 11. iim.

Mn NEW BILL MONDAY AFTERNOON. CLARK'S DOG AMD MONKEY CIRCUS AN ORPHEUM CIRCUIT ACT. OELIN A HOWARDS. RIVA BROTHERS, An Circuit Act. orpheum I'll, Act Th.

HARRY RICHARDS CO. mmmmr.il. An Clrcull Art. EDWARD Orpheum Circuit BILLY MOORE. Hongs.

Mayor of Orpheum Circuit THE BTARABCOPE. Mi.niiiit.i.t.. iii phi urn Circuit FUNERAL OF PENNINGTON. Ths funeral of Warren Penning -vi will tun from cbapal tomorrow at 10 I'rlork Tht. inembari of ('onipsny N.

will attend In full nnl- 'orm. I AMUSEMENTS. Saturday Extra Specials Htm', Hwn 4 i Ttllow'. MgatlV. Dr-JflW t.r Its, 7, a JB.

(atrai-la, pp, Idoino It 00 Dotlts -le Mr 4. -M Fa-air, sign. In fi.ur... 3 in Per utf Rubber UIaVM, p-r Ifailh sa.ri.al l-slr FUJI fin. Paper f- FREE OELIVEfiV, PHONES.

Main ptnd.nl The Quaker Drug Co. 1013 1015 FIRST AVENL't CROWDED TO THE DOOR. THE 810 PIONEER HOUSE CROWOEO TO SIDEWALK WITH PiAHOt AND CUSTOMERS. Will B. Opon Till 10 Tonight, here no the lot p.

8. Co (treat ttk. laitt main I TWENTY-THREE WERB TICKETED WITH UH-1 UINE SALE TAOS. tM seven lattrefitsti I short to fill orders far told nndellrtra-1 beautiful P.isflt A v.rioti. standard rca-.

i ted at our ul thirteen Mat oat alt our Northwest. Another ctr now on the track, till te unloaded this moraine. Coma where th. bluest offered -nd th. Mat.

of Ptano. In America penalalar (a -ale -ad oar Publicity Wert Coste-t Certtfltale. I. conduced cs ttt trjii.ue D. S.

Jonston Co. 90.1 2d Burnt fUdf. Centennial's Best Flour Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread Makes Sweeter Bread Makes Better Bread Than Any Other Floor All CROCUS SOL II Apples i -Hr 1 a 1 11 -S ba.rrl in C. D. M-0, 1 LLOYD TRANSFER CO.

B.ggtgt Furnllue. Ht.w Btth in Dllltf Oe.n D.y Wi.l**- KOHLER ACHASE Baublitbad IIW PIANOS 1103 SECOND AVENUE Building I ALBERT HANSO our roe tat.