The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1899, Page 4

; 4 THE SEATTLE rAn ANOTHER SUICIDE tas cue ere Sew ce] HER’ PORTION Sv ms Furnishing Goods welaed with look tana and the plateau re under arte Secure Fair Millions. clon, extending into Calfornia lIn this store by having what people want, and selling Temperature has fallen weet of the As a Sequal to Coming Revelations in anti-trust Convention. (599 0.80% Pek Ge te tees toe] it at Easy-to-Pay Prices. | FIGHTING FOR | WEATHER FORECAST. | We Have Built Up an AU@TIN, Tox, Aug. U-At “ ‘ | morning : ns 2 f ‘O . ian nith has be tar received R. « The weather ts clear, except along! pie Cyt Prices on 1 case Men's SEAMLESS PLACK Carolan ‘ t «| Conditions are favorable for warm-| fon age, 400 and. f L par rvite t 1 the antl’ weather Saturday Seturdeay's price pees A MEMINO SHIRTS and » Fine LINEN finiwhed; 400 Startling Developments Are Promised by 22) % vue Porte wna ~ NEW BOOKS — ChASH HATS, Saturday, ae lone i turday only Bho & pale. r Mens New Fine FUR OUTING SHIRTS and DRAW PNG, fine sateen Ex-President Casimer Perier ay ; FOR STANFORD | ise cnr s72r at OUTING | Sand ceo trimming: 700 value, oni Progress ol the Trial tnd., Aug. 1l.~-The 3 " ‘os 5 biock; $2.00 value, only $1.69 each Men's Fine MUBLIN NIGHT, Ds today od ' att tr \ t tD UNTVPREITY, Aur Men's New Style Fin FUR| GOWNS, plain or fancy silk fininhed ne y Hingham, | Il During the ensuing r PASHA HATS, beautifully finish. | front; ¢ onty " 1 at He ntaine, © Cunt : {a rdditions are to be mad ed; actually worth $2.75, only $2.00 RENNPS, F Aug. 11.—Y tent ha ta ham te aus 1 by his pa University library. For the first pon Lic « pair view with Ma 1 M t hy protiaed Sin the history of the university Men's FF STRAW BRAID) and CLUB ' t med Te whe ' . ra n fees re to be T Tins 2h Monday wa } ¥ appears f ’ ‘ HATS, leather wweat, finely fintet oa-odpwag:> a Sn tink cial | Bike’ mt arniy ‘ the pur ed. gctually worth ®6c, $1.90, $1.25. cut! Men's Fine SILK PEMBROTDER- nay Ria spn ; : na e6 : y and in this way the appropr price, while they last, only 3% each, BD WEE SUSPENDERS, genuine conn: bas _ 2 sechemptadved m ' © more than five times ¢ Men's KID DREBS GLOVES,| Harris Wire Buckle and Patent Grip Standing he sir . ot two es THE PHYSICIANS ” tof any previous ye ® every pair fitted to the hand: 6be, &he,| Back: only a day and mitk y mw Vast Coal Storage Plant © ated th between 8 und) $1 a pair NTI-8W "ENDER, as he » d and wht ' ate he $18,000 will be « nded, adding about) = Men's WORK GLOVES, welt) they never 4 button off, is our roe in ; < rAL i i" 00 » the librar The | pewed ; 25: and 60 4 pair; worth| army and navy and police and fires breother* « 7 qr the ur reity i Max N tau, w ! res ‘ ! arrive d the next few s, * Over a Scourge of Infantile gi gers OUR CUT PRICE TAN SHOE SELLING DESERVES YOUR CARE: ose ; ‘ i New York i ening of FUL ATTENTION IF YOU ARE OF A SAVING DISPOSITION, t tay » y 1 " n Paratysi in New York. ; = culldiag a LATTE TI IF AKE FASBAVI , WBITIO. in th G mh t + " ' pl 7" m NEW YORK 1=N upancy by November 1, though the sega 4 Alcal j CAMPBELL 1S NOT DEAD wrovai of the books may b Y feonpos ° . on A vagy ' parents end thoe . red until the midwinter va > 4 a age Rio te per F wae rh Feit aoe j pre Dy 8 reand = ° . 4 4 e scbethnetial tite waoretan. © mating with @ 206, 208, 210 Pike St. eecond open sees » 1 th f chid para t t It t= thought that the Yukon - —_ — at “ 4 ite tee ‘ i at steamer Indianapolis, which sailed Ex-President ¢ ' . : ation, eave Half a score of infant time f Nulato for Cape Nome, has ewe qumrs F . re {was welled today by | aboard, Including two prominent In 8. E. BARRON, Pres. H. E. WEYMOUTH, Vioe-Pres. more ¥ death , x ex: | doctors in private practi ' Hanapolis men—# Jennings and W sete pected e tria Paty ; " y t ‘ Hu . vwiy | ports f n va h Myers The steamer left Nulato, pice Ms Autohypncse le what maay 4 U L fhe passed the mouth of the . tore iu mit y 4 © tb Yukon three days later during « PARIB, Aug. 11.—Milttary that if Dreyfus seain found | nee (Li mera ‘ . ! severe storm, and was blown out to | ro! H guity, he will be shot ” 4 i mere ret nforma- | among Infants because of m alex P Oftens - . sinha oe then nothing has been a = }— eee thon es to French mil! - < xh xa f th secret Vernet . 4 ” pard of her i r . Gossier, that it is imperative > 5 any ar his using t | fave a few dollars from your pin money and Invest in good ' - copper mining stocks; they are tain to advance and will » —S—S Prof. H ¥ , er make you a good safe Investment. Call on - The Latest Report From General Otis. @ Sung . im on Gen. Otis this morning - a I ‘ ye . uN 6 a ‘ Insurgents we: . , i yes None , a | Seattle Mining Exchange. Official Brokers. today. The ac ° - aim + softent f the gray matter of ¢ : m The telegraph will be extended a cult, but T consider it t up th . nott * § and that in ma peace we WES) thousand flee south of Khartoum tt would doubtless remult by the end of the your as it virtually gives cont inhabitants there ” ales ee sO. S. GOLD, M. & S. CO. LEAGUE GAMES | ‘ : ae C.E. Thurston & Co., OMicial Brokers. 109 Cherry St. German army officers are ordered wns 1 claims Falents pending: 900 feet development work: by Imperial Gecree to wear reddish. Him }ted Bum ber shares sock a: 2 cents par share 1 Aue. 1 (ames in| brown dogekin gloves during the paralysis os Sah het thet tht hthteted Destruction of Boats at St. Michael. od | Mancuvers. ¥ . eee The damage to shipping at St by the etorm of July 12, which was briefly referred to Mar recently, will exceed hail n dollars T nty-five rive pate were almost totally destr am At Washingt 4 Even radishes are adulterated now Tetea ing and Party Coke = * Specs Besta! Hotels, & Steamboat! and 3% more craft damage! of this disastrous storm and its serious resulta waa brought Ww ‘ Mhiladety n Bertin. They are dipped into an — ee od lashes — & phia %, Pittebur t Malt analine dye to make them look freeh 4. The! and pink Beattie last evening by the x Michael 16 days ago. f the Pacific Steam Whaling company's fleet, whieh left St altimore Union Bakery. st Trookiye « te a | According to Capt. Mason and Ms officers, the storm was a south-nasterner. The sicamers had been $l 1 ames stated haw at present 96 qiny pa-/fi All Kinds of Bread, Cake and Pies. - - - Manntactarers of Hardtick and Toast anchored near the island for = Wher struck with its full violener, they account of wet pers and 123 weeklies. Two of the P. A. HALLBERG, Prop. 119 Pike St. ether hurled with great violence on th ech ar the sport of the breakers, of blown st to sen harnt “g , was pow " tally papers have circulations The fine steamer City of Paris we 4 nm out She was half full of water and alm ta “ r 100,000 captes. | total wreck when the steamer St Pau a ra wed bh r full let of wrecked boats ‘was not obtained by Capt. Mason Man ry h end the Koyukuk early in the seasun. Some of the wrecks were offered for $100, ( < ¢ von if e fol es > ™ In an exciting battle with a lot of| DOCTOR f ; b> t Pp. pperhead snakes on Richard Ed kiy ‘ : * wards farm near Shamokin, Pa. H steamer valued « at $20,000, was offered for $2.00 " od ; poi Jenking killed seven of them ‘The storm lastet sev days. When it abated the island beach was strew wreckage for ‘ tion of each student twundreds of yards he » ow have t p active une thie amd! the own ‘ < ench universities about era are now completely artened a2 nes per annum on an average ‘The Jeanie brought yout $75,000 fh gokd. ‘The Loulsa, Susie and John J. Cudahy had just ar os , re oo -lbresigh = Ld with | rived from Dawson, the lat a hea shipment of K like gold, consigned by the Canadien M “= ea | mindents whom ris hae 12 Bank of Commerce. Th 2 bol gold t sure and 20 passengers York ‘ ‘ =: o-oo | Capt. Mason, of the Jeanie, says there be a big exodus from Cape Nome svon as pe annot A growing association in a| winter there. Coal sells at $80 4 tor 1 tun at $1 thousand : , ee oe | World’s we 1 ‘ ' grapes to the north from a vine s item 3. Miller Was one of the wealthiest men on t ante. He thinks he has & very rich eopper FAILED TO ACCOUNT. . taping cco + parotenadiggl + propeaition at the mouth of the White river. Following te the passenger tlet of the Jean Vinee are eater Yoaiw Ad and ‘bear Leading ‘ - . A. G. Feiker, G. Wm. Miller, Mre. Miller, A. Blum, 1 . 2 . o SNneci is F 1 t b * ota s pe . Com, th or “ . R Modtard. J. Sehwarte, 1 eten,: \ in} In rmany potato bread is used NS) cial t lingame, W. Cobt k. RK. Wal H. L. van Wyck, T. Shaugnessy, C : failed by the natives of Thuringia to feed pole. w B, H arr . Tr. T ta 2 3 c K J. Gal 2 E. aron, R : A their horses, eepectaliy when they | evetnenini ‘ m. J. Grexe, A. Coops t metana, C. &metana, tuckinger . cs sve rica AMET Gane ened. wentll Rn : P isS _ The bi dergon, Wiliam Tucker, Mra. Har J. W. Wallace, P. de Martini MENTION meee ae wks | The Glory of Man is His Strength—The Ambition van, G. 9 Pradort, 8. Jansen, M. P ggg wage he geal fe hea PERSONAL their health and strength are excel- of Woman is Her Beauty—Both Can Larwe Klein, O, Barton, 8. W. Thorn, Rt $ a see Be Acquired. Bete Keach, J. M. Donaldson $ A € Bros rT me the government crop re aawe : rs a r mp tation, the — : . , .. tatintician of the New York produce Thousands Restored to Health and Happiness on the | gore lent of Ta-| ices the harvests of this: country Pacific Coast Who Had Been Given Up by Other | HIP INVESTIGATION MONEY RATES 1 to at the Se. | siready in sight are worth $1,000,000,-/ ' Physicians—His Specialties and | ‘ ‘ see Mode of Treatment. | The spider thet seeks out a pebble| | % nakes use of a tool The pebble ia) what can be done for it Is to apply at Dr. Reeves’ parlors, Korn block, iia ah John D ' t atl ‘ t = ‘ nd secure free consultation and advice and an expert mination with ahaigous to iren anchor used by | and TACOMA, Aug. Il The U. 8 VANCOUY PK r Aug. 11. —Col NEW YORK, Aug. 11—Moeney i " t we » Spiers have been seen to use| Dr. Reeves’ wonderful appliances. No matter what your disease is, or traéning ship Adams arrived port I ey. | stat Var aver;| firmer a r the world f I i compe anchor yw many you have, this offer applies to you—and it's free, yesterday afternoow at 5: k Abra KE. & us at to commercial prosperity t brought “7s . . . . 7 Py . h t heries for Brit ank « nglane ntir pany ‘ the 6 of its front page, the Kansas days out from fan Fre we, nat "| pred ne ar ade that it T t r », dul the prope cypy nal hurls thie awful threat " Sener ure x" . nauiry | «| move higher. In Berlin a t » $3.(ne at the head of the British Mon: “Tf It is the rare opportunity that comes once In a lifetime to learn from The Adama is one of #hiy f ‘ 1 1 1 ‘ he fight over Canadian boundary | a recognized authority—Chronic disease expert—just what your trouble 1 be no boundary line| is—and whether or not it is curab! throug } “MAKING READY : the old navy, and wert into her nt Robert A ot an able corps hopkeepers tn the lands in which If he finds a case where medical skill is powerless, he frankly tells lads range between avel A Swine authority in-| the patient so—and gives such advice as will ald them, without charge. and 20. ate that 200 Russians will spend) If you are curable Dr. Reeves will tell you so-—-and tell you just how 1 Her officers are f “ ‘ ; nies more in a month than 1000 Engiteh| mach It will cost you to be cured. This saves sick people the trouble of mamier, ( : k 1 ‘ we a . ‘ . . And women for the same period! going from one doctor to another to find out what they “THINK” the commanders, T. Port 1 1th . f tin trouble is—and then trying to decide which doctor was the nearest to H. M. Dombaugh, Fullinwid v ded t - , ' ‘ * | gid the truth, It saves suspense—it saves time—ft saves money—for Dr, Graham, Pngtand ‘ t A frm P “4 A enalman at Slough was dle eves POINTS OUT THE IRE SPOTS—TPLIA YoU EVERY ACHE Kearney, D. M. Mahoney; 5 ut ble; adie for| charged summarily for stopping a) AND PAIN YOU FREL—tells you why you suffer—and how you can be J. C. Suliivan and Chaplain Fraz for th ti. ; , “A hoot) train on which the Prince of| cured. There is no mystery about it—it Is no superhuman bug-a-boo—but The Adame left f MOUNT RAINIER r k ; Ww vas traveling recently, On his| simply the result of years of spectal training—years of hard work treat- ; : grand experience gained in treating thous ne first that he didn't know| ing nothing else, and t at of CITIZENS TORE “ poe se an the train and & ands of similar cases—that enables Dr. Reeves to tell at a glance what on ee! he! gan is affected—how and why—and what the remedy is helt the track was clear, ree aes UP THE TRACKS ** Let Thos Come Who Have Some Complicated Trouble lightning struck a knife in the FOREST RESERVE ®.:'s" f Fred G Plu y ne hand of Mra Weaver, on a farm, tn! who have suffered for years without knowing Just what it was that LARGEST CROP ' mn the: souuinine|+°% te WHele eotanry; Aad Seas PONTIAC, M Aug. 11—Track nefield township, Rucke county, qiq ail them and are perplexed by the different opinions given by differ- : " ms Anas most of t ; t nia - neyivanta, and hurled the blade ant doctors. Reeves will tell you HOW you suffer and WHY you suf- ON RECORD i xa reat tr and A n feet away The woman was gor, and if your case is curable he will tell you how you can be cured, and ehtly stunned but unhurt, while) t¢ you are incurable he will tell you 60 was found to be black, as oo RIVER OVERFLOW men tron Waters ar | thou Harned tn fr ' Come Today, Come Monday, Come Any Day This Week! «-Uivar in Hungary, a manu OMAHA, Neb., Aug j . \ rr « : trafic men and era sige ri9 r. under h DAMAGES FARMS “ i ¥ * hed ee ie tawn of 2.500 inhabitante,| And Dr. Reeves will examine you free of charge. Dr. Reeves’ contin- been making sore ' vein mad ‘ 1 | nay be expected to crow rapidiy. A| Wal practice in treating noth but chronic diseases has won for him probable corn crop of vrawk 1 . 1 ‘ ' FE Oy BOWe hungarian alnger who undertook to| the largest practice among the best classes of people in the West. His recent rains have put it ' HILLSRORO, Or., Aug. 11.—Farr \ adae eT teat L concert there, found It Impoa-| Success Is attested by the thousands of published testimonials from sick danger of n pa ! Ylern f Dairy bottoms a x | sit 1s there was not a ringle pl ple m well all over the great West barring a few limited pu The Mounti cn, city today, to eak P ano ih SOWK, and he had not brourkit Call and see DR. POWELL REEVES, KORN BLOCK, 115 YESLER it has been damage ' 1 t0 ebprenr niece tee t J Pl nne wkk hin WAY, SEATTLE, WASHL, and secure proper treatment before it is too never was a year when t t kamania ' ina orit Une Griét in Daley ofeck. ¢ ee late, before you are beyond medi , and human ald, His experience in this late In the » 1 w Raseline to'a point above Greer The beet way to fasten the reaq| treating such cases has been rid-wide, He has cured thousands of Pigg Page Fifty Elevators Sold. agus Pipa sch Mel : Aluminum Comb Trust, an conaen ee ieee ee hur and he CAN CURE YOU neighborhood of 4) POL! ‘ Aus. 11.——}-etr run 1rough @ populow 1 CINCT rl 11,.—The to turn back on the seam just Patients living away from the city who cannot conveniently call for which Is large 1 Dak t| fer 1 t, and ¢ 1 tar ¢ thi hand stitch for half an inch or| Personal consultation may describe their troubles by letter and have med+ vous year, in 180 an ex. | alae a nia lag ; Pte een id then you can cut. the| fetnes sent to them free from observation, to any part of the Pacific was estimat t mn by ( $300,000, ‘Th. swe u to county bridges and { h n- thread and do not stop to tle, which| Coast OMice hours, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Direct all mail to 2 tw perk shape re t ’ 1 along the B ” The residents have subserth 1 ’ inufacturing takes a great more of time and sure w be eneceded this year, in ' fic, Great Northern and MI 1 over $400, They ask t aunty ja ' 1 ' nbine| it is absolutely necessary if you view of the present condition and | wauk is, and have an ‘ag jcourt to appropriate one-half this ! rporated under the laws) would not have your thread ripping DR POWELL REEVES Korn Block, 115 Yesler Way large acreage. lgate capacity of 1,500,000 bushels, amount. Jot New Jersey. jout all the time, . . Seattle, Wash, J | : 4 ‘ ‘