The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1899, Page 4

PRE AY A PUNERAL Fine Church Com: pletely Destroyed DURING BURIAL SERVICES TOD.) Catholics of the City of Cineinnati Lose a $120,000 Structure by Fire CINCINNATI, Aug. 19 out in the chureh this 9 ¢ fun gress occupa firemen e church was des $220,000. LATE NEWS FROM TACOMA Baldwin, was a v dlame upon ¢ himeeif Today will be t Gay Tacoma has ov THE SEATTLE STAR, Not Up to Standard. RIFLES STOLEN. ‘ ler at b 1 11 ' LOS) HER DIAMOND. a loyal Amert United I the Is Reported to Be| ory vo vnx pen : : ' rw 5 1 ip to the stand engines, but 1 work IN SUPPERING FROM EPILEPSY ee. doing penueeoeenacesesonsnscneseonees wsports and Athletics... LLL LLL LLL LLL LLNS TLL WANTS HIS LIBERTY. The Disease Was Contracted While Ho Was Traveling in For- eign Countries, THREW THE SWITCH, fow day It is not xh arranged be IN INDIANA “MELON INDUSTRY = Ss Tie ie af | New Fall Style ‘ Lace Curtains Jeing in close touch with the best manufacturer and importers, places us in a position to show you the very latest styles of Lace Curtains, Swiss Dra- peries, Screens and Tapestry Table s. A glance into our show window will give you some idea of the styles we carry. Excellent LACE CURTAINS, new | some ‘ hite r ecru, $1.68 patterns, taped ail round value $ only 48¢ @ pair ir orted LACE OURTAI yards long, handrom taped all round; $1.0 | ’ | ' Ih | Ma 1b at J LIND, F Imported Tul de Cadiz CURTAIN] 0D'¥ * . NET, large lace openwork pattern;! % tr fe alue, only lke a yard Mt 11 f - FELT SHAD» ' He * y nf nly 12 each H y On HADE ROLLERS, Imported New English NET CUR-|on spring r nple nly 204 TAINS, 9% yards long, in new hand MATCH LESS PRICES ON QUILTS, SPREADS, SHEETS, PILLOW CASES AND BLANKETS. O. W. PETERSON & BRO. | 206, 208, 210 Pike St. 1 Charley Washington A °. POSEYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 18 —The | ¢ ; 2 Murs well known in Bar ’ harvest has be-| The « sco for him cleverness in the Pag : ail A attic. He seconded Ike rpg ' T Jay evening ‘ ' me , Jackson is expected In 8e-| 1 He may arrange for ar a Don t 4 . Ko with rome man of the ORDERED DEPORTED. ; ’ ably ever will “i . M dl w come. Owing to th Ah Hon ® ; mencing on are : . . : 1 i Jay ie the ent cre . is now r . nt Ps in fv . amy : ‘ aia Atl ts be trough HE HIT THE PIPE. | pied Seacieis Subscriptions to th Hopper in London. wt ' chase ¢ r ani LONDON, Aug. 19—~De Wolf has secured an nde \« t ¢ Magnolia Biuft and it now ir i The, Queer are preparing “ administrat 1 ! ' nu F tts —— iu ' L. A. W. Bulietir PARA SADR ERDEDRVESEEEEE VENEER ERAER SEER UEEETTEOET 9998 mae ik = art eon “Re atthe iu at u f-tones * Col. Wessels Arrives With Troops. aay isa vee cee trea eerie Amusements. AaABAA cede the Richard E. French has ¢ six years company in Seat his starting 1 Digger and better tha taking the gagement avenue Black Fis« day. “Hands A Thursday r ant Saturd. Black Flag MORE GOLD SEEKERS. Capt. C. E. H tain of the # r Al-B Sh hth th thet tata tetetettetel Col. H. W. Weasels, jr. and three troops of the Tt ava b Genktie yesterGay afterncen, ‘ | participate in There are now 970 men and 1,100 b st Camp Ft ‘ eed himself as being a t 4 the much pleased with the accommodations : The wernee tr nal | today Capt. Geo. F. Chase, of Troop D, was " t n gfe . ronne bas oo . The indoor season will « pen earlier day. The medica f a " au dar ne th q year at the § € Pa nie aaee geon and corps of veterinarians “ aug 7 “4 t are being made for a 400 head of hor : = ¢ time the latter! The forage and stores " trea mber St. Paul h rived f Ra ‘ sand The other 225 men pion V The St. Paul has arrived ' tled th ' football captain Larson will be distributed among t v A fered a place on the Unt Phin te Geattic’s feotal Gay at Camp } ‘ . ard under the guidance ¢ Wisconsin football team. | of Maj. Jas. R. Hay J M ‘ RF t HOCH 4 rt B. Meer The ser ‘a vices of Wagner's > : sce oc te de ds de dn do do Col. Weasciia yest h " "4 : ment to parade, as the bh and « Cut This Out IT MEANS — 20 Per Cent Discount on Every Yard of ~ $Woolen Dress Goods Fada ah - yy nN ..City Items.. v A | moa teemacnert, = B10 Per Cent cee om On Every Yard of Linings. v 1 ne Buy Your =» | ci SCHOOL DRESSES NOW ee Serviceable, All-Wool Goods, Full oe “e Double Width, at 20¢ and 25¢ a Yard, rape hes Pr “nr Black Dress Goods, 42 Inches Wide, Bayard a in All New Designs, 2le a Yard. + vnemyenor TEDDY GHECKED TO | ‘Se puiaci'Navy'and Browns "eS Peni Pete > | THE WHITE HOUSE aera Ny Goods Line it trata hen se @ Sel} it Right eee eet! @Cityd Paris : a ee CC H. E. Weymouth & Co. Have removed to -1207 First Avenue... If you want to buy or sell mining stocks or rent or buy real property, callon them : : : neers Takes for Wedding ant Party Gao Special Rates wo Restaurants, Hotels, & Sieamboal* Union Bakery. |All Kinds of Bread, Cake and Pies. - - - Manulacturers of Hardtack and Toast P. A. HALLBERG, Prop. 119 Pike St. incorporsied 6. --——————ar Q. S. GOLD, M. & S. CO. C. E. Therston & Co., OMocial Brokers. 109 Cherry St. wo SUT he Ta SNe eee aay Set, eretonmens were: Neattle Mining Exchange e INCORPORATED. Mines Experted and Reported On Cabie Western Union Service Address: SEMINEX eam DAILY QUOTATIONS BY TELEGRAPH From All Mining Centers You are Cordially Invited to Attend Daily Call (to 2 p.m. . nee Mines and Mining Stocks 609 First Ave, Basement Mutual Life Building, SEATTLE, U.S, A. Telephone Main 273 JOHN A. CLARK, Secretary and Manager, SE aaARieReARRRRaRRNaaIR Has Declared a Dividend The Weatherby Bonanza Gold Mining and Milling Co, Has Declared a Dividend of 5 Per Cent’ A First-class Investment. We have a few thousand sha few days at 17%. of this stock, which we offer fo: For all particulars call on. ei W. |. B. NICHOLS & Co 6! and 62 Sterr-Boyd Building 90 0OOOOOHEO DODO ONOODOOD DEOOOOOSSSOORN0EReORRER e SMALL FACTORIES Can Secure Space and Electric Power Advantageously in the Enoqualmie Building now boing constructed, Main street and Second avenue south, SEATTLE CATARACT CO, Agonts for the new Snoqualmie Li ante SOPHO OOS OOOMHE HOME OHORHHEHEHEEHHEH ERO OROEROORRER ° © e : sescecsesoes od %