The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1899, Page 2

seenggens: = > 2 THE 8 |Seventy Cart fe i THE SEATTLE STAR. THEY WILL CULTIVATE |Sevnehy Boriepds of Be aoulal Wien Gor maya is wow’ } EK. H. Weius & Co., PUBLISHERS | Contr » have been cloned here for j cae Every Afternoon Except Sunday Telephone Pike 150 | rice ai Y ‘2 a aa te OF a mas oO UU R KH i UU Ss a } LSATTLE STAR, KF wear lof exK® now in store at Topeka, Abt- | 4 : tal FWP AVE? DS | neordia, Kan, ‘The exes Corner Washington and Occidental. are t hipped by three spectal 3 1 No, 1107 Third Aven trate t week. The Hera wil|@ : — " realls nis a doser CHILDREN'S PLAY TENT | Company At Work on an Extensive Sryan in wow engin. Sl ta Mee: Ree ' on are fet he wall L1G ims pel : rh y 1eWapapers in the Ur tat we ar a PAWTUCKET, R. 1 ie , i t of s i hee prica many “organs.” The Sta be a . n othe full and | S | H d C | William J. Bryan has accepted an Felmento, oxi ft, $3.0 | cb ren's A Te * uw | oy Bogen es anager ynteage gli br Sgctiony cale on Hood’s Canal. eres oan a eet tales tte, gam most cities A newapape tin lished from partisan sheets that 14 nue inane meeting In Hep tel! only half of the truth and sur her half. ‘The Star Y Sentioy. Alieels, cf titinetn Felitz Tent and Awning Co. supp nothing. Its one object { the news, which wil) also be present 17 Yooter Way } tr ndpoint hove ‘ "i It does not color - een he ‘ its news and editorial columns Hit sown litioal wehemes, It Wewnn, i Whi & dais. poliioalion-s corm ofan voneans’ ona ve MUCH Trouble Experience ith Star-Fis State News. ; « sles sdecn Gee et tons Naote ot wo. | rotecting Walls Constructed to —— nn ; ee ; vinta niagheceanier : 1% A ik 1 t f het bes Spokane plumber has fallen heir wh * en ais ay organ with ay ee . vated ‘ a: when 2 ne that strongly re - The Manon County Logging com » Pp & secret chuck felight wh ne ® ing that « | pany ts now shipping two trains of bie = an th party. Hes . t believe half of what One of the corporations which + he aw they ar neidered by very MeL Ee ani canpaating - e said, but he has @ faint b that pe people who are not |cently Med ite p wan many supert n fa astern | dee png id _ - tk an th votes nin same hid Puget Sound Oyate pa > ef so bright will betlev all, and t Thi ‘ naan Tce ys tn oO he worst . ye Two hundred ‘and eighty-five head . : bound partisan may eay that bh as ane for th but all the ‘ 3 3 . Hit 1 in the star) of the shipped from Cou an ‘ t , jects of this ¥ ‘ fat hict ' here in lar t eo. he v eventua rea ate, f . wants ¢ t “ » a * y last w Hed in Montana, The 7 eee : , . 8 satiewentian Tale tha oht pecial benentt propagate, cultivate and to well/ quantities. ‘They will crawl over 44 animals had been without . The Germans Lead the World in . h nore bias ° yeters Phe apita took f\ oye va through the sy » long, that when it on 1 . ‘ . or re A sewepaper Y ed. should have no more bias oF PFS" | ine company te $800,000, and It ta b muck th rout. Al they lived but a fewsminu New Discoveries in Medicine. ni +4 dice than a jude the bench, Ite legitimate misston te to inform | ing Apanced by Bea A part of the work of cultivation i to | drinking “ ite readers as to v = going on In the world They pay for such tf an inves nt company The stock f ear . ee P . . as sak he: eats han mostly been taken by English fleh, and to d ® th pany ex rt Angeles’ merchants have or I > ( > « M ~d ve 1 w | The Star te a ewspaper. It has all of the telegraphic and aT aie iniiie of caine tat on Shee ne ° hb to allow § © sensations” or long draw . which the |ter seed tw being pt 1 rapidly noved from the inclow / ape and IRISH CATHOLICS of " rep Twenty-five acres of oygter-heds the wall will be watched to prevent| of Star proceeds is that people war ws op. Tene) a Behe hesh planted abd gi cthere from climbing over : “ i bie form, suffictently condensed #0 that it will & tom mug} gece Grane an ‘ f ‘ 1 : Represents the very NEWEST DISCOVERIES of GER- = a foree men under ead Fra " time t over ft. In these busy days neither men n an arule, Supt. J. W. Alexander are at work tivated If it can be d . . # ‘ The Z ; + ne oe eho & n to apend al hours | preparing more ground for the re-| At the present time th riven. | sieeve a MAN SCIENTISTS. To establish these rem- ; have either the tim r at t aed - . 4 thirty-first angual convention of the ee Rae ¢ bie’ bilan wepapers, when they | “ePtion spat wt .* od mpare b r t un t ; wading through the many bie blanket Pap , montha in wht an 8 but they not 1. The| irieh Cath Benevolent union edies we offer you n t / ‘ can get all of the informati ontain, and. more besides, by read- | 1° sted successfully, and : Sieh sen sa ng on| the United States and Canada begari ; : here with Dante! Duffy, of St. Clair : paper | he Star 1 ¢ © several new rimental . i } ar 5 poet the. t liked Rig my wees . “s ut "| Pa., in the chair, After the conven . f i Not long ® sme good lady in © remarked that « liked ae ; ae aity t wor Bh tion had organiaed President Duffy ’ | shelves | sound oysters have alwaye dat mimended the establishment of ' 1 In this respect the Star certainly faile short. But then it hav no | 9) 50 per sack: but this pr = ak deunckaee Auk isuimdian to Ce braries, reading rooms and cadet ; pirations in the direction of pantry cireulath Its one desire Is to | cently advanced to $3.00 per sack. | 8 f Heattie, and the dir nai so i] 8 ree. : i ke telligent nm so far as it ls able to accomplish | 0 this basis, very little fguring tors are J Ca JL. 1 Mie ie eae 2 j ee show the immense profits In ‘ 8 i. Sp . .F — | Boe Svante Fematie bre sailed Serth, by the repecein tel, TM | for Paget sound opaere te 4 aie i These discoveries enabl t CATARIH, BRONCHITIB Sot : : o cov jon © ble us to tH, B by h bs j Star is six months old today, and has, so far, succeeded very well In its | a cones arora 9 nth ; bas Aissapente: pre beive an j on or have cured more cases « chosen field | TAght to the eeenal 4. truth —Lew- than all the doctors in Seattle combined. We cure RUPTURE by i prey ey ‘A STUDY OF SHE WILLNOT = * tag aedielges ta tan ontellonah et Lz i One of the great mistakes of Ad¥erioan campaigning in Luaon In the | ssa inva tad (RAs hesa OF this — applying medicines to the aon 0 cutting, no needles, } on past hae arisen from the fact that not enough soldiers have been at com. | pate . _ © mates 7 — n re a ag ae _— can A ~ \ . eo ed so gal- a ar him any of the leading citizens of Seattle have been cured. : f mand to permit of the holding of hamlets which were captured ee THE CURREN PLAY AT RENNES iis dinie attubtativ esndioty sa wok soauaiatull’ Sect atl TAA, Aoaen i ome ; lantly. According to many who have noted the conduct of the fg giving with judgm Cieere. j é seals: the due to inabiltt ya ter We cure ali SKIN DISEASES. Ours is positively the ONLY | ing in @ corner of Luzon, another great mistake has been due to inability | when t 3S k th for Pace Pimples and Black Heads. W re FITS * oT ¢ judement is we e cure for Face Pimple 4 Blac ad '¢ cure ‘ on Gen, Otis’ part to ut property the small forces at his disposal. | Valy, Ssabiie Gathered b: the 8. vaaves wit Not A r 6 he Judars wen . ur neat f ve and all que ‘ hat th 4 ¢ capturing | j Predudice is strong---O’ Hare. DISEASES of the NERVES. We cure all Stomach, Liver an@ tall But, however that may be, it is evidemt that the policy of capturi : ene Tagalog towns only to evacuate them, leaving their inhabitants to be | Hydrographic Office. During Courtmartial. sidinisadiad Mal nok dasedee’ voicing Pani ay Ee tne the victima of Aguinal angry hordes, has been conspicuously unfor.| WASHINGTON, D. ©, Ave %% RENNES, Aug. M.—@arah Bern-|° >y good sen °. Bidne y Smith. In fact, whatever ails you, call and the doctors will locate ° tunate Demonstrations of goodwill toward American soldiers The naval hydrograph: mr hardt has liznantly refused to] Avoid popularity; it hae many every ache and pain and tell you what alls you without ‘< sta 4, for tear of con- | J4%t received valuable tnfur sook here while in| snares, and no real benefit.—Gienn you a question, If you can't call, write. Our system of home of | American ideas among the Filipinos have been checked, for fear of con- | 70M Tuwivesl valine ot : st : rae te treatment is perfect. v1 / eequences such as have been visited by Aguinaldo’s tyranny upon the |tne medium of floating bottles, cart Par ugh the ordeal) i246 that swella in prosperity will ad H haplese inhabitants of Luzon settlements which, through lack of suff- | overboard by steamships and r Bhe will Nol! ne sure to shrink in adversity. —Col- é a pecaaities W e by panwin els, which re ittle or de thkemiieniy of cient troops at hand to form needed garrisons, we captured only to — ay ae er re a that ’ : heey * - : he je enact po > at trial by appe nce here; abandon. Reports of vartous instances of fut mpaigning, @eb- | o. icked up. Frequently the Arioa! sabieonanienee | An acre of performance ts worth ; Orately colored by Aguinaldo's emisrartes to sult their purposes, BAVe (are picked up and again tossed managere of Mme Bernhard’s | ‘** whole world of promise.—Hawell, eC : ~ Pane. Mindanac and other islands of the Philip board, after the latitude and a In provinces thought it one who are greedy of praise are been used in Luton, Panay ¥ Th « ty a Pines “for much more than they were worth” in stimulating re- “ite - a oe oe he uid be a good a of genius to 20r In merit. —Putarch e | ave been noted, #o th take th f to Rennes, now as | vont through terrorism against the one government which guarantors | ve ic eion may know th etlon wded withedistinguished visitors ride is tn sed by fenoran si ¢ justice te all clements and classes among the Filipine population taken by the battle since pu the go a few days ag ey plas 1 big assume the m who know the - | pre: i Only by @ vigorous prosecution of the war can the delustons which | sea or last sighted by some vemmel. , agen . » tows now Gay com { istakes in campaigning have created be dispelled In thie way the direction it has drift a series of performances by hy The } i ' | ag | pat minayes a od and the strength of the UrTent new k rohardt has “4 mene we " re * ry his : lean be ac ely oxtimat nae % 5 from ate ch a ; A ® are ~ pong | | Jare some recent returns alin . sa fr as ) SAYS SOLDIERS ROADS SHORT occ ante oe Me travels sate and not uns = jor miles, and one bh or antiy who is guarded b y bra: overing 2400 miles in ‘ t Sir P. Bide ‘. 4) 1 : .. e / T BANS OF FLAT CARS tle was torent overboard from the SHOT IN A eee st ee Pacific Block (Old Seattle National Bank Block), Bro ney oot seen re pamcsmelity le the stern virtos Yesler and Second Avenue. hide }1, 1898, about miles southeast o n of buainess, and the graceful that Cape Race, and recovered on Augus urtesy of princes. —Hulwe j onip vietnity of Gluckstadt om the rap er | shor An iovastionion by Author- anhiremn ‘tee the Princi- E Re ont’ Hepmetads oo 18 e's evening will take the charac-| rr FRE NCH the oe |ter from the day that preceeds y & SNCH CO. kan ities Is Demanded. | Sufferers. nis, following the route through gown mon or ' ' TAMPA, Fla. Aug Mail ad-| A famine in flat care te worrying |e ee en eeeiles as the lowent 0 By wee SS eee and . thern Pac yficials, « eports was hot and very man is valued in this world ry ‘ala tees Cn be amer 0 rthern Pacifi nmicials, and repor' estimate of the daily aver.) 0%. ot ane sree AN ae Ue GWE Ue ide Sondont ha cee inotype fi inting ac in: Ladien nave your Tatler wade Suite in $ vette announce that Juan A. Calde pm other roads show - : {ty with which the bott! on A Sein (eke be Chinek—Reerec on, « discredited Cuban judge, charg. dition exists in this state. There in| Th Yeas, Og The tr , bes “tir: fen, ete, co opel hie Ae HUMES & CO. es the officers of the Tenth cavalry | an absolute lack of enough care to| tha patrons 2 ae leased ts th h who has found| SOhBY' or ‘on opportunity | t N = Pr t * + the lumber offered by coast in a dispu i‘ canaie aa > m Rooms 4-28 Sale Deposit Building. | with shooting wn 2 ¢ ne sus- transpor ' | > ennaned “Minin ‘osha ~ k One mons in Bgure The a of tak mills, and complaints are being re eeee the world, the idle man.—Carlyte b, | pected of being ban: ot tha taehl work with th and barred hi Nort | she napee of th ales outrage, and) (Me MPU, nor o¢ nate| BACNOION'S ABFECtIONS |r” siren” for money in Site's | uate ct moderdte atin ordinary — han demanded that Gen. Frooke oe eee Se : Shar Bod ard eR penne ple nich 8 Spot Cash M: Tn make an investiga The story peed erg ee a ra «Sot oe eee Mims drew ' and «hot Miller eee i, ror resol created considera : als and lumbermen during the Te a ote eet as monet Wad teak Bak pact at ennk a Veen American officers. Th elar ade have been able to supply the ake perjury ’ ' L. . . p m both . Full Assay Value. Any Quantity the names ven by Calderon settle 'umbermen until within af o * | Geter aeennin thi gotvene obe| © sera Bhar f9,-cl ag “ne : % JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. KIF the story, as they are of men not) Now the flat car famine has become) | Uvely Honus = F | 136Cherry P-L, Building in the Tenth cavairy more alarming | (cath Hive tbe aktlecés whe. weal rightest b of Intelligence ; ; : ‘Suave ok. Sel be an inves-| ‘The fam f flats is due entirely) Un ve had chi " ncalc@lably leas value than the 53 tigation. to the enormous business being done| Just looking for trow leat spark of charity.—W. Nev ase by the We m roads. Easternship-| There is one thing a woman never PLANS FOR A BIC | : mente of lumber is one of the prin-|can understand, that Is herncif | ae 1Cn —_£ AND. LONG DISTANCE pal factors in the shortage, but| when the devil a choice as to A light and teitiie mind never ther , bus peas offered for them has| instruments " picked jeaiou es in grea eas and r yr avy The and ore ship-| « aoe om anything great or good ou ant aves one s has taken a num 1 Pe é ee ie ' and then make excuse b WASHING T® ri Aug There are no pe ne more ® 3. - ‘ n Eastern |'&* ' The nationa s Ad-| tous about the 5 vation of rank | / argain daug n Hastern! ame more chi n wo hae) er Dewey a “ 1 The | than those who have no rank at a : TRENTON, Aug. 25.—The Penn- is done from the|, Bioget hala aussie jg is | debates al te aot “ar Shenstor : . syivania Railroad Compan: business has drawn|)0e oom “i sakeeeey: dads ee ‘ . eee wn a New, Slightly Used , ly has, it js stated on « Eastern supply of vacate Wasa eicbe a MEAL Udon batees wad) exeaadl tas Sasaes on) in very a tonal or Second-hand concluded to build a tr are no longer any| After the wedding kr inte! cla eeuvenls medal of Dewey Day.'to| 120" S sought. Our brightest e of that will have such « ght to supply the de La tacit oa efaten shihs thal male the wouventi st h jen of giadness are vomly lit WILL BUY A. tra Mic agreements as w mand ries and car shop : tes an I national flag may b placed by «| DY UNexpected sparks.—Johnaor & w continuous Hey line fr are filled with work 1 cannot turn| Mret <okeesig yep . : Peder we etn City to Washington. It yut the cars as they are demanded. | Most men t married th way 4 “beh on Fgh nay Bin tir to t @ person we can Remember we have the 6 RA M 0 p H 0 N E And: filed with the secretary The lumbermen ha splendid] they play the racer; they take the| freedom. which wa ; 4 " ake when he in gone, let us hon Largest and Most Com- ‘She Finest Talking Machina Mats : a map of the lower part of this city Eastern market open to them | long shots ax 1 then curse the fav oldie A Be Benbpesee Blt] eee ae Barn ana eerfulne plete Stock in the City nest Tall eh i showing where the tracks w run er and retu y ra 1 om. jit ir ‘ : po : eee c i ie ps k ico ei sein lee eats Sah eens R Gi NAS~ ‘hen here, and have been at w r nin are suffering. Lumbermen wh If there weren't any bad ipn to | mgs mb eRAe GO. tol ot promt ence Fr $7.00 to $300 to , several days gaining the wr are not given cars are accusing the| be horrible examples, probably there | hich D fices or duties, but little things, In D. Ss. JOHNS STC om B74. 0 De With consent of property owners to roads of favoritism, and those who| wouldn't be any good women to be yi hish emiles and p sal to the tracks get some are demanding more and|ahining example 3 ih othieations aauakeutts 903 Second Ave., Burke Bulldtag Sherman. Clay & Co. TH — — claiming {+ treatment in cor The fire nk makes some men © wha Va resery ne dnence of 4 refusal : , hike . pete t 1 ee Gant baer ea — STEINWAY” Ad And " e are nts poor and secure comfort.—Sir avy 4 A ‘ tlons is p mati Railroad) the game and the » a million iamond \THE STATE OF WASHINGTON _IN OUR NAVY «° dunia seats om y do not know, and| aire.-New York Pre Diamond Ring Free. ah OF am . ome extent discouraged with| some women show their apprecia- COMBINATIONS We StVe StS? SIOO OF Out $00.D. til 0 ene -gustiog Oaudt Duwariléh Pre e ect. A prominent raliroad| ton of their husbands by dang awetion sale every Cay 8 valuable / H J . Mcial discussing the situation yer-| i) cm before other Pog Pica Mamond Ring and 10 other elegant, ©!°t renee ere a aee (| WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug 2 terday sighed: "The shortage is a langles a plece of meat before a pup presents, In ler to secure a large To the Juneau Trading company, a -- r Much satisfaction is feit at the bu- most criminal.” at ' Aug. 2 The Civ attendance at the sale of the corporation, and to G. W. F. Johr Frelghi, Passenger and B rh i reau of navigat th — by ‘ hich | ranging f York Jewelery Co.'# stock of Dia-| son and M ohnson, his wife, de F Me taba To jo high grade rowed by MO NEWS OF PICKENS. criticISMS CONFIRMED ° bn trusts, to nda, Watches, Jewelry and Silver-| fendants STORAGE ou naval machinists for the ¢ t n th y aber 13, has been ware, Spectal sale of Rogers’ Silver-| In the name of the State of Wash * ir a Poone Mala 41-4 ioe 623 First ay warrant machir aa aadlas € thal Salar aetisaat Dice cocivos he nor re at 3 p.m, each day, ‘The fol. ington you ar reby notified that | le tions, held on ov iipw Pe ‘ Gr neha who a om f the appointme lowing persons received Waene the Globe Wall Paper company i lodge of the A. O. U. W. ha th th h 1 th Li Diamond b ' . Word, were submitted met and made the monthly examin. | Ne north the otnes any geog hy o Say see he rings free last week: Mra. Martin, corporation, has filed a complaint | aqaeeennereeeene That for assignment of mer Slinsvar dts vesarian’'s cihea last rt that men ’ nm ng other letters r ed from) 714 Maynard avenue; Mra, Young, against you In said court which will eheape carefully considering he report that the shortege of J. M. the Klondike, have been escorted | men indorsing the conference t# one! Hotel York; Mra, Jacobs, McDonald |come on to be heard at my office in That the final rep 5 w mad the! srowen ite dase aa Aas Goda the bo der by tn ne un PO) from the Hon. J rling Morton, of! piock: J. TR. Wilvon, Ballard; Mra, Seattle in King County, Washington, ep re ex! tuk te personnel bil So fat nothing has been:heard frem | reno (hen tu allay : Nebraska h he says Jockin, 1113 Fifth avenue. Auction on the 20th day of September, A. D TH ment of 199 wd t something should be ¢ mbina sof capital made the galde at 2:80 and 7:80 daily eate 1899, at the hour of 9 o'clock a, m I } re ie . vim: the unfortunates, as they wn planters, made th ate s © the New Postoffice face , th acan s — “Wes aa , rm 4 ' t litiva reserved for ladies at the Emporium, | and unless you appear and then and plications and examir English Breeding Stock |"! /'e"! Sn winter an rushed out the village blacksmith | §17 Second avenue there answer, the same will by bd & fully i ! we complete. It is r t ind relegated the man with the he taken as confessed, and demand *rint Shop, elephone ents merit runs so high f LONDON, Aug. 26.—-Mr. Victor] A MEW BUSINESS BLOCK 4, wveriusting inutiity. But the bie plaintife granted. The object and $ Biack 1 for Gatimates That from the service can we Nat |Cavendiah, member of parliament for - majority of mout which consume mand of sald complaint ts to makes contemplated without any | West Derbyshire, In a speech before} Seattle Is to have another hand-| foods made from corn get thia f Korn Drv over from you seventy-five dollars on That volunte from P th wkewell Farmers’ Club last} some store bullding wh wi ‘aT price than they ever did be Jiesenplion Ppecia Fuone 4 % and 40 cents, with Interest from July neas? . vening, said that an American gov-|cupy the site at 1101-5 Se 1 u re, and for very small per cent dina — “ ‘ 16th, 1896, for goods, wares and met Denny-Coryell Company That A club is now being formed In|ernment oMcial told him that the! A building permit has been issued | of what the rn food would) BuyaBacre tract. Moore Inv. Co,|chandise sold and delivered you at 1. 0} Washer Paris, the members of which swear|next few years would see a large|to Cyrus Walker, to build on this| have been at this time if It had eon reheat ir request Printing Department, 1221 First Ave. never to shake hands with any one|importation of English stock Into the| alte a three story brick building, to| tinued to be planted and cultivated | special Sale—Fine note paper, in| Complaint Med July 1 1899 onery Department, 716 First Ave, unless wearing gloves United ates for breeding purposes, | cost $30,000. \ >» aman with a hoe,’ boxes, Denny-Coryell C 716 ist ave. | HARRY CAR 1D | eweweeneeeeeeeseseseses Hceasre ameregneretee