The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1899, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR. Pacific Coast Steamship Oh T SCREAMS SAVED HER. shia Hestdents , / A former United States nailer, giv On and after October 16 we will de- | revel ll f ar : 2 ling hie name we P. J. Willard, was goods in your looality three | lor San Francisco jarrested last night on Third avenue each week ’ ; . I by Ofeer Grant and Detective Pow. Wagons will leave the estore | A PAIR OF OUR \ The company’s ant j ere, on a cha of attempting rob- | every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur steamships Que bery. It is alleged he stopped a lady| day at 9 a. m Please lea or] Walla Walla and Um- | by the name of Smith on Third av-|'Phone your order in early, and otal er atilia. | enue, @pposite the Ocidental hotel, | 4/d In prompt delivery, Leave SEATTLE 98. m and tried to force her money from 26, w1, Nev. 6, They Engage In a War of Ballots at) eu ts estes oz |LOUCH, AUGUSTINE & CO. Wil save money on doctors bil The |S Suhat oto be Si rd the Exposition. cape, but was captured. w NTED MONEY. Reynolds, a bunco man form- known in this city, has I1.¢ erly well M15-817 First avenue Japaned Ware Best of Leathers Put Together By Leave San Francisco {or featle 10 > Oct. 4, #, 14, b | 2, 27, Deo, %, and every fitth day i thereafter FOR ALASKA * Today the grocere of Seattic aro celebrating their day at the # | been arrested in St. Louis on the ® exposition. Aging number Were present this afternoon, and ®& | charge of robbing a school-teacher Brainy Work people | Leave Seattie 9 a. m. & votes are being cast for the most popular grocer, A gold medal ® | by the name of Wilson of $30. Postal Scales. ‘ Cottage City, Oct. 12, 27, Nov. 11, 28, ® te the prise. * | —rerececmenseemmes ene Bill H de | With years of experience in making shoes, City of Topeka, Oct, 7, 22, Nov. * Tonight there will be @ competitive drili on the manual « | olders, er ve 96 RRA ily a. . enable us to offer these extraor Nov. 1 14, and ® arma, open to all, two entries to be made from each - | Cash Boxes, | Al-Kt, Oct. 2, 17, No \. 16, ® company of militia or society, The Shields company 7 Boxes dinary values. levery fifth day thereafter. ® nounced an entire change of program for tonlgt * | BUT GOT A CUT Bond Boxes no tehatets syed Por further information obtain elder o ition was well attended last night, notwithstanding ®@ | anne * jhe tae wutnee It was Street ods as oyes' day. and bres & | Ladies’ KANGAROO CALF SHOES, | Men's Genuine KANGAROO CALF nen sores onmee ® Dduttons were to be seen in largenumbers, The batioting for the @ | = u or epring heel, solid leath BHOKSB, welf pliable, grand wear 1% TROWERIDOR @ moat popular etrect-car man was lively for a short time, The @ | James Cathou, who livers in a 5 roughout, built for keep; $2.39] Ing stock, heavy, fexibi new ound Mupt, Ocean Dock, Seatte ®@ memes of Eimer Green and Bar! Snyder, of Wagner's band, were ® | shack @ short dis beyond the value, only $1.76 8 pair) laste... oevece Pr 4 pair =. ‘icket thee, 618 Firvt oxenun i ® the most popular at the exposition, but the ult will net be ® Cudahy Packing establishment, was 716 First Ave. Ladies’ White Bre BOX CALF| Men's Fine SATIN CALF SHOES, Perkice & Co, Gean- : ® known until the votes are counted tonight Puget Sound # pverely cut on the arm last night BHOMB, kid to; new Idea) Ja leather lined throughout, 4 he si agents, Gan Franeieoo & Jubilee Singers, composed of Mra L. Clark, Mise Mabet Walk. ® ut 7:90 o'clock by Chas, Youngs. grand wearing; & only sules, grand wearing; $4.00 valu 4 ® er, Mr. J. 8. Halli and Mr, John Cc. ©, were declared a success, ® » latter has been living Ina shack | @@@@CCCOOOCOOOCOOCOCOOO — @ pair] only ‘ ‘e ® judging from the hearty applause | ted them % | owned by Cathou, and yesterday he|@ {ee soe 2 ee en a aren Washington & Alaska C aad *® Probably the most inter raction was the S-mile biey- & | was ordered out, as he was in ar-|@ DR J ( CTRWART @ | Ladies | Fine KANGAROO CALF)" GriGme, extra heavy soles, specia ® cle race between Virgi! Hall and Frank Norton, of & | rears three weeks’ rent. This is the | @ . * of) oe new Derby lasts, besvy! jo nned, water-reaisting leather; on STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S 4 ® Seattle, on home traine for a pu Hall won, bis time @ | reason Cathou assigns for the cut-|@ SPECI Al IST . bon A _ grand we decasy leats, grand wearing, only = | ® being § minutes « stienged Hall for an- @ (ting. Youngs was arrested about eo be Na £8 Boke a hoes value, only 020 a5 : : $3.00 a pair 4 ® other race, to be pulled off he close of the & tion. ® (hour deter and claims he acted ol - @ Ladiew Fine BOX CAL SHOES, | ston's Genuine Winter Weight RUS 4 * The management has engaged Mme. Lira, the serpentine dan- ® | evlt defense. o @ | kenulne Kangaroo pe, heavy SIA CALF SHOES, caif line i ®@ cer, to give exhibitions, beginning Thureday night. She will in @ e DISEASES OF WOMEN eo Nextt Goodyear welt sewed throughout, new Derby lasts, Good- . '. @ troduce “Night.” “Tiustrated Rainbow Voleante Fire Dance,” @& T0 BAR OUT oe J eo *, new Savoy lasts, ideal wet| yoar welt sewed, soles; grand ®@ and “Lily of the Nile.” Mme. Lira will use 400 yards of white silk ® eo e et dress shoes; $4.00 value,!| wearing, only vee. $3.0 @ pair Lp ° ® texture in the last-mentioned dan * e Skin Dise PASSES ° 93.004 pair! Men's Fine VICI KID BHOES Maid STEAMSHIP ; * Last night Mies Lamar re 1 “Level Crossing. Charles Ho ® e @ Ladie Fine Plump VICI KID 1 4 throughout, heavy exible, s y tl] ® Whiting sang, “The Girt I Loved in Sunny Tennessee,” illuetrat- w@ | NEGRO VOTES ® DINBURG...... @ SHORE, 10-in. high cut tops, heavy, lyear welt sewed soles, the City of t c ® ed by stereopticon views, and the “« » « The allegori- ® | e oq ° © soles, & perfect storm shoe, ideal winter dress shoes; 14.00 value ® cal pictures portraying “Rock of Ages” w the sole tople of @ | _> + MEDICAL INSTITUTE & ur price $2.4 a pair only. seereeeeseccees $3.00 @ pair alle trom Yesier Wharf ot 10> me + @ conversation. Wagner's band furnished the music while the ple- @ ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. ITA well-l@ 49-50.5) pith o Pe * teres, were being shown & | developed plan to disfranchise negro | @ *50-51 ee ols ‘ Ia A - ma Friday, Oct. 27th j @ following |priges will be awarded today: For best exhibit in ®& | voters in Georgia, to which all the cavy Logging and Mining Shoes a specialty ole agents W. L. : ® genera) display hall, $100; for best exhibit in machinery hall, $100; ® | governing Democratic powers have C00 09600 000000 000S DOUGLASS’ MEN'S CELEBRATED $2.25, $2.00, $3.60 and 44.00 For Skagway, via Vancouver ® for beet mining exhibit. $50, and $25 for second best; for best plano ® | been consmitted, will be presented in SHOES, on jatest styte lasts Ketchikan and Junea, in ® and musical instrument exhidit, $0; for moet complete exbi>it on @ | the coming session of the legislature MISSES, BOYS, AND YOUTHS’ WET WEATHER SHOEB, ON ® the opening night, $25, and $200 for best flora! exhibit * by T. W. Hardwick of Washington LATEST IMPROVED LASTS, AT POPULAR PRICES. 6s Hours. \ * w will be Merchants’ day, and « gold medal will be @ county. The bill egreed upon te ® given to the most popular retail merchant in the eity. *% (more drastic than the laws whitch | A ‘i ” O. Ww. > ITE * % | now prevail in Mississippt, Loutsiana Ss le Beeps Farallon ARAAAAAAR ARERR RTA ERA AA eee EAH oor North Carolina. 206, 208. 210 Pike St. | it contains a proviso that every ee THE POLITICAL QUTLOOK Will Lead the Democrats | fn the Next House? 5 A SOFT COAL | TRUST FORMED. Mark Hanna Will Be an Im- portant Factor In the Deal. ‘called upon to settle questions voter “shall be able to read and write any paragraph of the constitution of the state, and #hall be able to under- stand any paragraph of uch consti- tution, and to give @ reasonable in- terpretation thereof.” Thus the average voter will be te which the wisdom of the supreme courte Is not always equal, and the iges as to whether the voter has coded in making this correct in- iHe Secivisien a pee on the Associated Press. Which Wa September & Q. Ss. GOLD M. & S. CO. C, E. Theestem & Co., Oficial Brokers 109 Cherry St. Company owns is claims Patents 890 feet development at 29 cents per share. wor wort ; no debts; offer tmitedjnum ber sa |Cape Nome Flyer Line “Thursday, “Dot. 19, “1 OP. DODWELL & CO., Ltd, Genera agente, 118 James Gt, "Phone Main 670, WASHINGTON, D.C, Oct. 6 EAMS: ‘The Democrats wil! have 160 men CLEVELAND, ©. Oct. 17 The! terpretation are three ordinary citi-/ 4.1 Oe seem to be something of the Highest / Artistic Merit made | to ‘order by| sT) HIP Dere im the next house. Thie is « t Coal Trust, which hae been in | 272% Picked up at random to be elects) 5 prectival joker. He removed t | ® first-class workman direct from Chicago. larger representation than they have| process of formation for several | U2 Judmes. censorship of presa dispatches at ART FURNITURE 48 GRILL CO. | enfeved tor some time, and is well| months, and which came toa stand-| oa ; Manila Just @ month ago today, and | Sates Duns see. Seneasas See @ietributed over the entire country. still ne the return of Senator F. IR | has since allowed the newspaper : 3t le empected that all the party rep-| Hanna from Burope. » be fully | Teapondents to send what they wis TS TS: | Pesentatives will participate in the! consummated tomorrow, according keeping « copy of each dispateh, that “lT COS 5 CEN eueus to be held om the eve of the | to Ingite Information received here he may fix the responsibility for r SAILS FOR assembling of congren, tho obi’) this evening representations, Gen. Utis rec N m Govbt being in the case of J. TMs combination Includes all the mended the abolition of the censor. | A PINT pnt oO € Thayer, the Goid Democrat, elected coal companies, operators and deal-| NEW YORK, Oct. 17—-Ow yy. | MP last July, but the war depary ta Massachusetts to succest the tery | ors of the entire Western Pennayt- | ye wy conncy Pee eee Mil | ment refused because of the “round | ry nae =D oeee G04 irascible Walker, of the Thin | vanta field. and the capitalization ie | WO and ® auarter articles were sold | opin trom the correspondents. The West's English ditriet.ANhougH there is quite | to be 432.000,000. ‘The following firma Chebtation In the atigy - ” DOW*Y | secretary of war finally consented, ? St. “Michael Sauter: Dtementa the Souttern| MA henna a Ces Cobiens a one: te eee at hae oe pone yg sorry ides Ale, Porter or Stout ! . T Grates, tmeluding Kentucky, Ten-| ger: Pickands, Mather & Co.: Mor.| 0% Georme Stivers, the king of] “por @ month the Associated Press| «DIREC (eesre, and Missourt, have a tota!| gan, Moore & Raine; Somers & Co.;| AM!" who has his headquarters Of | has been complaining of the censor- | 08 tap in your home § : Fepresemtation of 197, so that their! J A. Heidier & Co; the Walsh Up.| ADM street. Me had 10 hustlers 8! sii, which has not existed, and cer- me “a , combination upon one candidate for! stti! Coal Co: CM b. | the street every day during the ele- edit 2 others have been po conser gr gue ape Seattle Steamship Co, } mest . orris Yougtto- | pea tic st fain editors and athers have | ue quarter o | ttle Pp peat ei tues caccemn tt tal gheny Gas and Osa C r ration, and Stivers asserts that not! shusing Gen. Otis because they did v s Set likely, however, that sectional| nailer concerns | YTS! | a single dime escaped. fot get the news. The Rev. Peter| Tdepbons Mainom = WHITE STAR BOCK Mines will be drawn. 3 he thing of great significence in| La 8 MeQueen has been telling the people WEST & CO., Phone Bay 96 amb ds ss, ‘The narrow majority by which the | connection with the whole matter im or Sympathy. of San Francisco, Ciricago and 1 Republicans comtro! the next how the fact that Frank M. Orborne, who| WASHINOTON, D. C, Get. 17.—/ ton that Otis doer not allow _ Yi end the near approach of the presi is to be eident of this great trust, The executive council of the Ameri. | D¢¥# to be re The Grea Sa! of he "thoes Main fal ~~ dential campaign, give to the contest | is a first cousin of President MeKin- can Federation of Labor adopted | has been fit t sa’ heave “ball” Apsiye for minority leadership an — ey and a brother of William McKin- resolutions of sympathy for the | have been ma fetta alte Vi . e tmportance this year The Dem ey Osborne, of Boston, who ts now! Coeur d'Alene strikers, denouncing | ¥8* reeponsible , NOs ae epi, r eratic members consul general at London. Mark the “brutality of their treatment,” | PTO*# diepatches to give credit t | 40pm. Spokane Leap m end their candidate for speaker wi! Hanna will be @ very important and appropriating $6,000 to aewiet in| &¥Y for work in the Philly ~ Bees chosen ie. | member of the ¢ Otte had nothing ¢ , pion on naliabagan ag wees : member trust their legal defense ; o ne wl | bap air, » dispatch ave t + | upon the selection, because If the were writtes. The as ———— AND eae... P fifty + seventh congress should be tt-Otle papers have even tried to A priva je wire ion Chicago Democratic, ° ro 1 Dewe this gene the representative bon volve Admiral Dewey in this gener informs ve that the Chicago with leadership of the WHITE RIBBON TRAIN @l criticiem, but the adm Heaters Yencoaes Line. be in line for the epeak- said be bad no trouble with the cor- piano factories are about to close ership. there respondents a - fore, tas future possibilities which | Two we ago the Assoctated Pri a down, in sympathy with the Ae ere mot to be overlooked. In addi Press correspondents failed tf At Half Price : Pains tam ¢o thie, the fact that Reed wil! that Lawton had gone no “in Has begun. The best Eastern strikes STEAMER Re longer preside over the house, en- MacArthur, and Otis wae he aud biggest money-sav- What with advancing prices, ege the Democrats to belteve ied sponsible for the fa of the As i b f thi r’ thet have excetient opportunity sociated Press to report mie own ng chance of the year 99 and an absolute famine in pianos, orl Ic for making polities! capital if they presence with M rand Law- only take advantage of !t An Elaborate Programme at the First ton. The poor « od P prices will be at least $30 higher ‘There te first of all a Cisposition on has used the non-existent cen Holde Qe part of leading Democrats to re- ‘ -sopthersnd lly or Coecapt gota Hol en Wi Fut Ca by the first of the year. Some Wiatdom “Meee turn to the conditions which pre- P b t Ch h It has used the exptanation “censor- ote e ve. 2 Cl vatled in the days of Randall, Car- res erian urcn., pole age rept = nee houses in the city have already 2 b +p ey nga 4 Gtepatch” as much nat | Yee Wind Red 691 Niele, Mille, and t * only of ‘delayed in trans m” during | advanced. Just a gentie hint; been within the Inet foor years thar kh Sp aE. the Spanish war, although the re- cmecamat the Demoerat selected as the minor * The White Ribbon train ar-rives in Senttle at 8 o'clock tor- # | moval of the censorship was noted “That piano you were going to ity candi@ate for speaker has st- ® morrow morning. The train will bring nearly 1,000 delegates to w | in the Star's dispatetes E request the readers of ; “4 py med on Be ltevalty the Fuler of | # the great national convention, whieh 19 to open here this week. # sone THE STAR to call and buy at Christm would it not Ch —£ party int ouse, formulating cal committee’s have just about completed arrangements & | see our really rare se- well t es ay at @ policy and demanding ite obedient * for th ption of this army of visiting delegates. They will & ae : iP. H d be well to.geme in and inepect | 4 observance. The really great Demo. * © by the way, anticipate in the exercises at the unveiling of the # aici yes yong our stock and make your seleo- ou an erates who preceded Balley were con. ® folem pole e novelties. Everything new | tent to be pare pattamewnery 4 The pr + dyed at Firet Presbyterian church tomorrow ev- & and correct in Millinery, tion now? For @ small down : leaders—floor managers were ening will be especially interesting. Mra Francis W. Leiter, of # ow ic \A who protected the minority against. # Ohio, national superintendent of physical education, will deliver # | and as low in price as the payment we will reserve a plano | argain unfair tactics, insisted upon an equal| # an address on physical culture. Miss Mary A. Blood, of the Col- @ —- best can be sold for. Order 20 days. Of course, the houses division of time, and led a| # umbia Behoot of Oratory, will speak, and five selected classes from # | Fifty northern people came down, Work @ specialty. of J | pe ices! ey Used bo nd ere recone iB ¢" ie ingen 4 = _ Public schools will give a physical drill under the direction # | on the steamer Farallon last even who have been getting 200 per Reon fy Eaten taal Grins = nd f Superintendent Barnard. ° ling. Several of the miners came out MRS. E. H. JOHNSON cent. profit heretofore, will not i 5 > 0 from the Porcupine district. ‘They MANAGER ; ayia cured the prominence which le eee , it oun wailion 44 Reed's 6 . il She a lia dae is sat lt state that the ground worked has 1000 fecond Avenue, cor, Madison be affected as to their retail pric+ nown excellent resulta, 1D ery TEE fie Gidliilic barbade 00: the Dene claim on Porcupine creek has yield es, but why pay such profits, | Remember we have the ocratic leaders is carried out, there-| od $40,000. The following passer Largest and Most Com Gan er uae oo “ gere came down on the Faratlor * » | Our wholesale prices are open for te Stock in the Ci : re a eee Thos, Whitten, Mrs. Thos. Whitten, i ple ty. departure from the methods inaus TOTEM POLE. Ss. W. Prinem, L. fe. Patterson, C. I inspection. We want $10 prot see pe “ia urated by Re entative Hailey a oe leas ig (Coa 62 write tor prices terns with ~~ disantrous effect 5 hie | BY TELEPHONE Patterson, E. J. Martin, A. Houck on each plano we sell. But we | party. They propose rather that ail A. B. Rumbaugh, R. Rumbaugh, M D. S. JOHNSTON Questions of policy shall be ; W. Detrick, J. A. Davide A cannot guarantee a selection, or d fn Democratic caucuses or in Inform. _ The totem pole, which has been the Within @ few weeks City Engineer | Johnson, W. Duncan, C. L. Parish, 803 Second Ave, Burke Bulldlng al conferences, where every member C#U** Of 80 many columna of hys- Thomson's office in the city hall witt| MT Native, D. M. Ewing, J. Frank, popeent prices long. - Of the party shall have ampie oppor- (ia '* {0 be erected. It now Iles be connected by telephone with ev-| Water Mane Worth. J. sucker . eer: tenity ie mabe te Nie . in nen U. will not par. °f¥ section of importance along the| M. Dunnett, W. J. Saverns, W. Me- Ramaker FASTS...... allon. Unde -—: ¢ or eo * . a Gunply @ return to long-established Presentation exercis- route of the Cedar river water sys-| Knight, H. Marmont, C. Jeffrey An invaluable ald ts digestion and successful precedenta—the Dem They prefer to view tem. Mrs, McIntyre, Miss MoeIntyre, ¢ . end promotor of rosy chee ocrat selected as the minority cand th es of native sculpture from The Pacific Bridge Co, the con-| Laumetster, N lcher w ‘omes direct frem the Napa @ate for speaker would follow in the Ma anes ll not be allow. | tractora on Sub-division No. 1, Mave| Martin, P. Howden » Peary, ©. U winery, Calitoes 1» feotel ; aie pe fcc to gaze on the splendors of native, @ large foree of workmen employed | Dervo, J. W. Thomas, F. EB. Smith, = Fegan sl Apes via baad artempt: design and new paint until tomor-| on this portion, 10 milea out of 28| Charles Nelson, Mrx. Jennie, G. 1 d cakes.” Biscuits and cab Ted. Main ear 109 Mala St cor. First ules: Dot vather acting an ih, Fow. Then, with appropriate cere-| miles are completed. The poles and| Loomer, F. 8. Anderson, F. M. Hoad with high pri Ay oy om an mon neisting of an invocation Wire for the remaining portion of the| lee. W. W. Thing, J. A. Pitts, WO A anlte, while those made with | ae @ guardians of the rights of the minor > ge ty. It le Detieved that this ayetem °Y P. D. Liwyd, @ apeech line ts on the ground, and the con. | Davis, Boyd Young, Mr. Dyke, Chas phate Baking Fewest | J yetem ¢ va tracto hi nh bev TH c 1 M A wh CRRAOENT Is the Would prove the friction which © ympson, an acceptance tractors say they will have the en hompson, Capt, Lyons, Mr. Ford vera ph e powders econ ve WAS co apparent under Bailey, would (OM Maj. Rinehart, and th e- tire system completed in @ short | O. C. Gunderson pe ” — Santen all jeaiousy and resentment, PO*'t Of archives,” the pole will be) time, The system will operate six _ — Sad wonld teed eg tnd Tenentment. epowed to the gaze of the tasses. |telephones, all of which will be con-| Gorn Crop Damage Try Trelgnt, Passenger and Baggag, eetion and unity in purpore which Meantime the ahudes of Chief Beattie nected with the elty hall. aa ; mea js And You WHI Use No Other | STORAGE COLUMBUS, Mo. t 17 The ‘Would emoeth the way for the Demo- and Princess Angeline slumber for erate in the next presidential cam. Ktten While the fiekie populace now A new, PIT. Setabant: Corn Grop WANS tt wan ve seeecoeees oo) |g Thone Main 41-48 Ghee 623 Firm ave ~ al | anon a ne Rena in Heved the last of August would be yey Site e te Cue tea > A permit has been issued by the| the bigest and best in many years ’ $ $300: graph galler 3) board of public works to the Seattle | #* euffered great damage during Preferted’ pla | SIGNS OF AN ARMY WEDDING City Rafiway company to excavate| the last month. A month ago it was MUSICA ‘ ing well | vation Army will give anin-| for @ brick and cement pit on Yealer|entimated by the Missourt stat Need not be told that the new! C. E, EDWARDS §$) cal meetingat Ranke's| Way and Occidental avenue for the| board of agriculture that the yield © 71 Marion St., bet, W 3) PR PE 7 evening.” he orice | Disctie OC & abeate cuniey. WOUR be 200,000,000 bushels, but things In the music line are al- | 71 Marion $, bet, Western and RB, Aves, & | e will be a Hallelujah mete " - speaking of the matter todhy, ¢ ways found here-this is just a) @ SEATTLE, WASIL } «el Wedding. The contracting parties MEANY TO LECTURE. J. R. Rippey, secretary of the board reminder, Palr price and good S#2O#0O9#9000000eG000@ | | The Pacis or Capt. Laura Spencer of The — said that the present Indications a quality—the two essentials for {fic Coast company has Dalles uhd Capt. Paul Hut The lecture b » Academy of| that the yield would not be o i , ; | vibes neh te ferereered the wages of its coal bard ty caksees ws sch Beience tonight elivered by | 196,000,000 bushela—a decline of 14 satiof siege trading—are found | PIGOTT & FRENCH Co. | | eedah. 4, ts of apples, all griners at Newcastie, Coal Creek, diers from Tacoma, Olympia, North| Prof. edmond his aub- | 000,000 bushels in one month here, ‘There'e a wide:variety to) sw, wientadton Sh. have Oh | # nearly, and pears. Weil, Sameer aad Franklin from 12 to 15 Yakima, Mverett and Snohomiah, will Jeet being “Forest and the Forestry from, Will you come in? | - je eonly | n your grocer says pears ger ceat. The company also an- attend. An interesting program will| ot Washington. The academy ‘ia AUGER? Be | all gone, just go to The j @amees that, unlens a new under- be rendered. — frig Marehal} | NOW holding ite meeting in the audi. Sh Cl & no ye 0 iN ing ag ine Gan Lines rult Co,, 415 Pike iytene vein is wtruck in the weastle will officiate. torium of the Acme Husiness College,| THIRD AVPNUF THEATER erman, ay 0. | ‘ation street for en ones to can wine, which Is not at all ikely, that ital in the Paetific block, corner of Yes-| (Tonight)—“Yon Yonson é oe in tho Northwest, Catalogues, Pampa ripe ones toeat, ¥, “ etg,, at specially low p ones toeat, Yes, all sorts Korn Drag Co, Fifth ond Pike | ler way and Oceldental avenue. All| FIRST SEATTLE EXPOSITION STEINWAY" DEALERS MONGY'vy speci low tesa, SAV | of them, and the best enone will be worked out and ab- ‘ | Prescription spectalists, Tel, Pike 96, | lectures before the academy are tree | Armory Hall afternoon and evening. W Dgure 614 Becund Avenue * rene | "Phone Main 96 \ varielies toa wt sich eatin