The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1899, Page 2

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"AES SS% Fiber covering of linoleum, Combination oa) and-was range a wa ‘A porcelain stop hopper, with ere) | A barrel whirl between thé Ritcb- | hanging Hehts near Demor- | 7 a low shattered her cs ahaha The loose-Mtting Atraw hat show a In another! wich way the wind blows wats in we cee ¥ impossibie,| The pawnbdroker khould not be the tremendous censured for keaping his pledge Which will de- ks % Areasuries. But | __T* Candidates put up their money argument | ena which will pre ‘No military expert it would be the ju .n y involving say. ee of des. | one. character that they were used ‘& matter of cour- neighbors. decome a ore | eee Of known capacity) - persed talks. joctor ee “dd | the first thing. | B a2 in chess. The to do better oceur at those pinche and there it taim. In these | . be protract-| It's @ sad mistake to fudee te suffer. | bY What he gets instea the American pea te 1g Coffee is astonishing —Chi a APHORISM an impoe- are several of| f be so with canals ot — therter. the next gener. eee oF three instead void populerity; it’ has $0 uncertain about! ‘The surest way to m may be dead, | '° M8 the opportunity eee ie stilt The one prudence in life ix Emerson. eee Infant industry declines Bulwer. > eee St Anienea The wise are polite alj the jour- Rochefoucauld. appear dis- me the waiter sreat hearts. —Lowell, a cham- oo. ‘The truly brave H duty bids them do.—Byron 1—Rowe L. to have been rebel against anything that 4 at St. Peter's deserve rebelling against » to G.| Sunday fair weather, cont ie the son of warm; north to east winds, bec of St. Louls. | variable. Bet the license| No reint e part of t y le clear at the majorit Fine ing temperature in the eau and mountain region. The pressure is atill high Northwest Was! California is reported fron Pacific slope. and There ie a “high and the voters make thelr choice. fm the actual) One can’t always tel! what a wom. conducting war an is going to do by what phe saya Some girls make thelr gowns and | the gowns of some other giris make | with France and) There are just as many seconds tn Von Bioch’s idea 4 spare moment as there are in a full If & women ts truly religious «he | never site up nights to talk about her | That may be why y mines & patient's tongue evade him, posi-| some men myke so many mistakes taken by strat- they soon become ashamed of trying | The average politicians ts not onty ir wenee wee! wining, bux anxious to encrifice him | self for hte country in times of peace a man of what he He may get more than he spent In thts coun- nd mall Uquors is spent for tes and coffee B really becoming The amount of money squandered by ea ant ago News Whoever perseveres will be crowns mane res and no real benefit.—Penn success ts Craries concen. fight over | tration; the one evil is dissipation. A life of pleasure makes even the Strongest mind frivolous at Inst.— worta They know °°": tools 'are polite onty at home. Bacon. sept how to, see ent them. We like to divine others, but 4 not like to be divined ourselves.— fasue Endurance is the crowning quality and patience all the pamion of re soft of heart | ana eyes, and feel for what their Of all the marvelous things, per- haps there is nothing that angels be BRIDE |=: with such supreme astanish {ment as a proud man.—Colton Men seldom, or rather, never, for @ length of time, and deliberately, # not WEATHER FORECAST. Beattie and Vicinity—Tonight and nuing ming region 4 falling temperature in the plat .| considerable intensity over Eastern is considered a favorable ind it im goesible that the “hieh one, causing the California “Ic move northward, making the inity of 8 One of the Directors. “Imponstble,” exclaimed t t wot imat | to the proud mother. “I car Sundant een In the employ of that infant oration for six months \s a director penman, and here is the news last letter. He had just fink recting ten thousand cireula What is ner?” was asked of a bu acie on the board of ade while it Is being Attention; — bicycti State of Was ler wharf a ma both going anc » widhing, can r on thelr wheels, ¢ ink three trip, 90 cents The board of Pharmacy atrong ——— Se Sanaa al tae aa Idaho, The distribution of pre Well, I can. James in a sple nd; «| See Non cubs at Madivon park easure ation of fair weather for the vicinity of Seattle for some 24 hours longer, but Idaho may become the dominating mw" to weath er for Monday uncertain in the vie eve our son > hag on Se bet ana | lieve thet yoes son, who hay only iden of a silent part- ness or He's a fellow that puts his mone into a firm and keeps» his mouth #hue Excursion to Olympia Sunday ' ara with pretty he Store... * ‘ yf JILL BE... ‘Closed All Bai 3 OY TUESDAY ™= ¥ “GLORIOUS, FOURTH” | ‘ It is Open Tonight till 10 O'clock. ( If there's Still Time Drop This Paper And Come Down If you are K Reading this at a Late Hour, you Ig May Console Yourself with the ie Reflection that Monday is a Good Z Day for Bargains at ‘che FFFFSSSS Neve TROUBLE AT NEIGHBORLY... - FIVE FINGERS pasnan Have you seen much of your new Four Men Drowned by Cap- ha ce sizing of a Scow. No; they me Many in the Bix. Fathe and mother’s grown servant giri—Swede awfully stuck What makes you think They haven't been ove row a thing. Of course I several men at F row if they don't commence it, and Gn June 1 the tter the worst Way which Mr Nelson tray . a capsized scow at Five Fingers. It was as ed that it had v ng about it rturned the day befor r they live so dreadfully close. Why, | of thé eight men on It ¥ frowned they even keep ail the shades down Two of the eight were saved by th on our side of the house mounted poll The saved How does their washing look? were taken overland to Dawes They send it to « laundry Goute. e¢ the-aatertene w of the How provoking. Do they dress «cow, Mr. Nelson hea well? Seattle I don’t even know that. He goes ar ever passes eople to be wo dreadfully « them What le it? The proposed now sid Ain. ‘Of course I don’t tell #t on my own | ance, which w submitted to th authority ty coun Monday. is a Of course not ter of siderab: The But they do say ° ad i Yes, ye pal busin ‘They do say that her sister works 1 th 4 . e for her living.” zens ie a matter of 5 n porter today, City Eng Thoms ne now what euch imt . THREATENED 2" HOMESTEAD, Pa., July 1—It ts apparent that trouble is t wing be tween the ¢ steel company ed Association of and the Amalga en, It has a kn nas the True Blue club, a semt re f The preliminary During the past week Supt. Corry! for the proposed S¢ & San } of the Homestead works discharged cisco rajir a being pushed. ¥ a number of workmen, and yesterday | terday Engineer Whit was ou twenty mor re discharged. It is}on the Waterfront line driving 4 1 that the men dismissed form an estimate of the lengths ent in the organization o' needed new lodge and were discharged f The sed line bes Rall under surveillance pany, has «hope that it 2 th will be no immediate 1 to senent the diacharg pfath min Frank f Buy 5 acre tract. Moore Inv. Co,| makes the work slow NN ee ae eit RT ee THE SEATTLE oe iii iii ici MM aide saa a andinsainces Setmeaeadn’ ' SEVEN TO ONE! . That’s_. What You Burn With fi A Gas Range 7 Seven Parts of Air One Part of Gas JUST PLAIN, EVERY-DAY, ORDINARY AIR —— IR is the cheapest fuel that can be imagined. Water is not as cheap There are cities where water has to be paid for, and they measure it with a meter. But air comes right in without effort. on those who have as air.” It falls alike on the just and the unjust: Nothing is so “free gas stoves and those who have none. The Gas Range is a stov d and adjusted to that end. to burn air—that is all there is to it. It is construc te It burns a little gas, to be sure. At the same time it burns seven times as much air as gas. The burner of the Gas Range takes the air—just common, every-day air that you breathe—and mixes it with a little illuminating gas—one-eighth gas and That is your fire. seven-eighths air—~and makes a t t flame. People ge expensive. rate of $24 izhtlessly thinking that a Gas Stove must be jinary gas jet and the gas burns away merrily at the try to reason from that what it means to cook over gas. That is where they are wrong A good Gas Stove doesn't burn like a gas jet. A gas jet gives light. t burns gas about eight times as fast as a Gas Stove burner. . A Gas Stove that is made right mixes up makes a blue flame—very hot, but with little light. The Gas Range is one of those scientific discoveries which make living in this century such a pleasant thing. lot of air with a little gas and It is a great improvement over all other forms of cooking. If You Love Your Wife Buy Her a Gas Range They Cost, Set Up, Ready for Use, $8.75, $10, $12.50, ‘$17.50, $20 ORDER EARLY PEOPLE ARE: ORDERING LIVELY A Carload of Gas ; Ranges on Exhibition and for Sale at Our Branch Appliance Store, 708 Second Ave., N. Y. Block. Seattle Gas AND-—~sap Co. dlectric G. (i, COLLINS, General Manager, ~~" 214 and 216 Cherry Street it aa ae ii Ms cl 1a LA ita.