The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1901, Page 4

re ct Mame SEGS FPS we Si et ee 4 ITY MISSION SOON BE Local Baptist Churches to Engage in Charitable Work | sunday trom parumonia After Plans of Large Eastern Cities. Next Friday evening. the pastor deacons and trustees of the various Ocal Baptist churches will assemb at the First Baptist chureh, on Fourth avenue The > devise ways 4 abject in permanent Inaugura fa mission society The work con 1 will t onducted along | ar tot followed — in w Y ago, Detroit and other leading Kaw ern cities, The expense will at first © association, with as predicted that the » be large ° - e Churches Interested + The Baptist churches interest the new movement are the First Baptist church, Taber Market street, Swee Danish, North Se attle, Fremont and Rallard. Rep resentatives from cach of the above Will be present This morning Rev. Louts 8. Bower. Man, pastor of the First Baptist church, was interviewed by a repre sentative of the Star, Rev. Bower man was one of the first to propose the new idea of mission work in Be attle, and to him is due much of the | eredit for the preliminary matters already arranged. Rev. Bowerman said: “The prin ipal object in establishing missions im Beatie & to aid in relieving the feertal conditions under whiclf the cowerty-stricken and criminal classes IS APPOINTED FIRE MARSHAL Office Created by the City Council — Other Business. At the city council meeting last Bight, public imProvements furnisd- od the main topic. The appointment of Gardner Kellogs as fre marsha! was confirmed by & unanimous vote | An. ordl to Jacev rth and MH. Young « inaae. } @ street railway on Firet aver south. between King and Jackeun ge! was read a dest time. This i Biectric Co.'s city system with its Projected Seatiie and Tacoma live A communication from the mayor Was received, calling attention to the failure to finish codifying the ord imances. The council, on motion of Mr. Byers, authorized the board of Public works to appoint a competent Petron to do the work Mr, James’ resol to “pave, First hill st Summit, Seneca, Terry with asphalt, was adopted hearing will be March # On motion | the coinetl voted to add to this dix- trlet Nimth avenue, between Ma F street and Alder te | & i¢ ir. Taylor offe & resaittion of int jon to Censtruct cement walks on Eaat street between Harrison Bellevae and Thirteenth avenue, and on Thirteenth avenue between Republican and East Thomas street It was adopted The grading of Virginia strert + tween Fourt avenue and Denny way, and of Twelfth avenue be tween Madison street and Pontius addition. was ordered Mr. Crichton’s resolution asking King county members ture to work for a mea thoriae cities of the first « er improvements at own to BO per cent. of the amw of abutting property Mr. Parry moved that a ¢ be appointed to wo t work for the pas which the city is in adopted The board of public he legisla ure to at works wae di rected to by uid a fire house in Fi ror this pur Pose 94.000 was Appropriated The protest of property owners on Washington street and Third avenue south azainst the proposed paving of these thoroughfares, was referred 19 the committee on streets HAMILTON SENTENCED MINNEAPOLIS, Minn Frank H. Hamilton, ec Feb. % manslaughter in the first dear has been sentenced to seven years at hard labor at the state tary at Mtillwater. WATERFRONT Nols. The collier Wi lamette is loading coal at the bunkers for Ban Fran cleco. The © nial, loaded to the guards. bh ted for Honoluly with & few passengers. The Tear is “being overhauls at Moran Bros. Co. lock, preparatory to Tor trip to Beving sea The big freighter Glenshell, of Dod well & Co." Manila-London Nine, is loading freight at Tacoms The North Pacific wharf, which will be 325 fe in length, when fin- ished, ia fast nearing completion The Mainiander and Fiyer, both went on the quartermaster drydock teday to have their bottoms cleaned The Rapid Transit Will reach Gal braith, Bacon & Co.’n wharf ton loaded with £200 barrele of lime, which will be taken to Honolulu by . the Ping @uey.. ‘The Port Albert Moa in the stream off the White Btar dock, awalting| orders from the quartermaster's de artment, which in turn is awaiting inetructions from Washington. well & Co. have chartered the Bass acpresent in Pordand, aig wil at present in an put her ner'on the Oriental run. fhe ie | bunkers, has had @ new from added. to connect the Beattie * RILEY LETS | take her to her mother, My, Gress,] whe lives at Colfax. He did mo and| drove back to hin wrecked home| THE BON MARCHE with their little son, The woman told | |her mother that the “devil w her, left the house walked met Mil 8 att ° Riley says he will not follow o sping couple, but will send the $100 no Boon as he locates thew Looking for Insurance. 0, died eu Archie Wilson, aged denly at the Beattie Ge * ie at Huttorwerth's vie, of Spokane, inquiring ease of death, Detectiv today that Wil 8 which the I n is supposed to hold an i A telegram war reoelved jast might from Mary THE | hompital The body Da an to the interest M°&X? DRESS S UNDERPRICED.:::: HE best part of this Unloading Sale of Drees almost every yard of goods can be used the coming season; ne a SEATTLE STAR. THE BON MARCHE TUFEFS Stuffs is the fact that - Golf ( this city at present dwell. The tenderloin dlsteict pecially be Othello, Moor of Venice Cloths for walking skirts will be as popular as ever; plain fabric stationed t p care for) ney, H. M, Gowen will thie ever for costumes will never lose their charm; pretty checked stuffs will the habltues of that sect he| , Rev Gowen will this even 7 My g | sefies of lectures at the Trinity Par- look new again when the schoolgirl wears ‘em—in short, nothing in the Pinus Formulated pr pee 9 a og ag i Re special lots offered but could just as well be sold at the higher e es if this asiesabhenels slide rc he Biner of Views | were any other month than February; here's the tale very briefly told ped out, are ¢ The city will be i c te atric ‘The ne devote their ey are stat bring itt Each mi BAN FRANCIAO Feb, 26-01 from she strikes in Californt o making - nary roclety. a ay,| Millionaires, as in the old days in 7 will be held, and | Pennayivenia. de reported to the) One of the strangest of these | . f the general society freaks of fortune came to John A Rack miasioy will be made S2| Bunting. « former freight brakeman mfortable as possible, and a ng reading room wil be one af (he ote Foc panies a aihoew’ private ear rd We ties * Sale the Pullman Coapaa: ° 2 Hunting lent « Assistance Needed. took aa collater ia - @ | mortgage om f It ts to be Hope that the cit | Foeeales a aie sens will " > the new | nur charity it will tm: mediately tt Seattle r Branches w Ballard and Fre io 2 well know’ tnet sbat in| ore are hundreds bed attend a place one great obje © reach out « helping hand) Rev elt such and to @ive to them the yooghve REV. DONALD Donald Roam, tan ob oh, ton to First simplicity. There ts certain ly a field for mission work ip) Seattie, active work called to show cause why enpetyn ene oral relation should be we a ated ro therough!y Franch ts still stuck im the gael oe Rev. A Portland, abreast of the wharf. Toleat D. A. Gally have been ther effort wil be made todage to] @d to decide the matter it PROTECTION . which ts to rt Orehurd rum so eoon rior Gttings are supplied, has! had a trial spin on the Sound, and her owners are very well pleased with her performance, } .. The Wayside mission, situated on the old side-wheel steamer Idaho, lying at the bulkhead near the coai MASSILON, ©., Fob. f- so that Mt will be warmer and more comfortable for the inmates. protection * police Cor My whole family has t “end the way je arrived from night, bringing down | #a!d he. . Dut mo pews from |,comin, und Ook away The stea ore then blame us. The steamer Senater brought 8) | to break my wirhes to them sxe, | | passengers from Skagway and but they don't pay any attention. 1) Lynn canel points went to the heelth officer and asked > 0 for one of them yellow signs to hang | The Puget Sound Lighterage Co. has sent five cartoade of steel boiler! one.” plates to the navel station at et Orchard. a | Thaawle_Kiodt Rpectsi.” 494 Senond. © Riodt Fpen' THEM ALONE GARFIELD, Feb. 2 —Mre. Se Duncan, who bas lived with her hus- | band and four year old bey in the community for several years, has eloped with Frank Miller, They are now in Beattie. A few days « Mra. Duncan told her husband, w is @ well-to-do farmer, that she no| there's mo fancy longer loved him, and asked him to! substituting—just = ——— =| policy. We're between A D A " * } nue and James etreet on | wide of Second avenue. Adams’ rash Roaalet Cafe | Prices 15 and Me per promt a fair | Hoyt's Rubifoam, reg. 2h SheMeid's Dentitrice, reg » 70". ae | casewine, “the boetios .. Listerin, $1.00 bottlers Tooth brushes, worth te Tooth Brushes, worth 20c kdams Grocery Co, 1428 Second Ave. Tel, Main 482 FREDERICK & NELSON--Fi Chairs Are Common Things AKE anything you care to, in this fur- niture store, and com- pare the values of that with any other furni- ture store. Chairs are common things— something that you know the — relative value of, Judge the values of this entire store by the prices of cha! s, Here is a sam- ple value. Holid Oak Dining Room Chair, full size cane seat, 4 eons round? in front, back * and brace arms are of extra heavy stock, insuring strengt . Shs. of entre Deny ‘« wth and dura. Fre sderic ‘< & Nelson HOME FURNISHERS Rialto Bldg., 24 Ave., Cor. Spring BRAKEMAN zt RESIGNATION OF of the Cel yeater ry of Puget Sound Presbyterian | lcepted, Rev. Hens. will ret in the meantime, a} meeting of his congregation w committee composed of Kev. W. A It le stated wt the quartermaster» Major, Rev. H. W. Gfichrist, Rev. & office in thin city, that the Almond|L. L. Hutehineon. Rev. Owen Jones. G. Hoyd and Misses Bemple FROM CALLERS, end chtidrem against callers. people are to mee them maker the house a fait, They carry the on the house, but he won't give me | The beet running watch te What You Think You Gel ot You 40 get if you buy it here. And) Yesler ave-| 8 Hecond The prices on tooth neceasition “ee Antiseptic Powder, reg } ROSS the m from | be | the pert-| orea A coming season. appoint-| the show and the sale. 2 time. | | Thamas | Luck” | the wite NORDHOFF& @, . . his he rip.” rT y waa | ous. and the sale will be off. made—no | business the onst | 200, ns lhe For Women. #3. sh riiehindes ° | } whe * one ache” and general feeling of inertia, indicates Grip. Mitchell's Cough Cure, | fg the honse will eave a doctor's | Aull headache, bloodshot | A bottle of bint Good for 614 and young. 50c a Bottle Sold only here. » se | Page fe | Wea Telephone Main 787, j 8, B ner Hecond and Pike, | You won't know what ts the | very best ponsible deal to be | made on ® piano until you have | visited our piano department, It's an excellent showing of standerd makes and beautiful Anishes at really extraordinary prices. Credit im given on terms to wult your convenience, SHERMAN, GLAY & CO mm Bevond Ave. | Yor best results advertise 4 | ware jee in the} $1.00 for Venctians Worth $1 50. Fifteen different colors to choose among, all 52 inches wide, heavy, firmly woven all wool cloth that will reach the height of its popularity during this We got the bargain—no matter how, since you can share it and buy these splendid fabrics fora third under value. The Biggest Shoe Values in the Land. HIS is the wind-up of the GREAT SALE that made people talk and made us fam- Next week the big sign goes down more week of Generous Savings in SHOES Any person--man, woman or child--should take advantage of this sale. We are SEATTLE AGENTS for the Famous SOROSIS, SHOE This is the shoe that all other ad- vertised shoes are trying to imitate. Simison Bros. 7O7 SECOND AVENUE HO OO tot tot i For Se Cheviot Cheeks, 34 ineh. oe wide and all wool 59 Cents For all wool Whipeords, in dark shades, 45 Inches wide, w 7 65 Cents Yor all wool Cheviots, rough ef fects, In medium gray, dark gray and blue gray, $f inches Wide, worth 900 29 Cents For Worsted Cheok worth te 59 Cents Wool Ladies’ ¢ io Sinches wide, worth $2.50 v¥ Ali Weol Golf Cloths wide, worth 8.5 For All black only, Plenty of room for All are on the big tables in the lower aisle. M49 to 429 Second Avenue and i15-112 Pike Street 1S IT YOUR HEAD That aches? Sixty p al! headaches caused by de- fective eye: Attle eye defects grow to big ones {f not properly and promptly tended to. We oan permanently cute your headache with glasses. We will give you one Schuchard Optics! Co | 1211 Seoond Ave, Spetetses | ar Stone, Fisher & Best Creamery Butter y Tub Butter, per Ib... Lane's Far Oak Harbor B Ranch Butter, per 2-Iba...... 40 The price is We reoelve fresh shipments in lines of butter each week, and them being fresh lw. Ss. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER sire. Powe Main 998 Allow Ws to Move You We have the best facilities for { hand furniture ( AOYD'S TRANSFER CO. ] Marion | a West St. Tel. Red 1196 60 Pike Fine deweiry | 4 Silverwa 5 rire Svenue Albert Hansen }} rest Jewelry house in the} wat. ! a Advertixe in The Star, lalalalalahatalalatalalalalelalalalalalalalaiaialelainisisishsislinisisielisicisiciiainil tt t Base Balls, Bats, Gloves MITTS Tennis Balls and other Sporting Goods are now in order A complete line of U. 8. PLAYING CARDS, BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY 0/7 A. T Lundberg Pike ablshed 1889 In the new building avenue and Pik« corner Seco! street Pec ee ee CSCS Serer errs FRANK E, ADAMS Ragistaved Attorney. Colman Book Tel Mine 870, Hemttie amily Plain Work Send us your address and we will call tor and deliver your laundry Queen City Laundry 1426-286 Fourth Ave., near Pike Tel. Main 963. Datablished 1890. 20 ts. a Dozen JOO GUO UU ORR UR pevererereureres ; KADAY, FOBRUARY 26, 19, SEATTLE’S BUSY STORE ee High Grade “— "OPULAR Dress Goods PRICES A Splendid Assortment of Gilt Buttons, Gilt Braids and All-Over Laces, . . Free Delivery 206, 208. Satistec. . PETERSON'S 210 tion or Pike St Money Beck MASONIC TEMPLE BLK. ALL-——~=ap HARDWARE wAT A... DISCOUNT 90. DAYS ‘The store at 221 First ave nue south was too small. We ‘ didn't know how much stock» we had accumulated in the old building om Yester babes We have taken the . three floors of the new bande | 5 ing on Jackson street, Bee (ween First and Second SUll our stock will not go it, and we ball sell all hard. ware for 9 Gays at a ifveral discount. We Have So Many Good Bargains in PIANOS that it would be enumerate them here—s and look over our large and ele ant stock of Chickering & Soni Veber, Kimball, Pease and Bing- er Pianos, and Kimball & Bur dett Organs D.$. Johnson & C0, 903 Second Ave. Burke Building. imp { ¢ } 7 1 ' J5. Floor IM Agents 457% Telephone Main Pred A. Wing ¢ Makes men happy. 2; OXYGENOR 321 first Ave, suit - Makes women happy. et. First and 8. F OXYGENOR | “ales caculnie Abate ‘2 hildren , © Makes children happy. ’ ents inet Ine Te ’ = x 4re entitled to 1 dosen OXYGENOR x P = M rybody happy. « we wevony noe. | Fre Es at MSI WHY and HOW? ¥ fer Dozen tre This secret is worth a $1000 t is ‘ any family, {x a |* MATHESON BROS + 2 The Oxygenor G a *4-page | ¥ GROCERS ‘E paper, will tell you all about it, | x thang King Tet, ain ga ‘ Malled free to amy address, Write |4*EE* SERRE EE EES cet ' ‘Ber fre Washington Oxygensr Company i 443 and 414 Pioneer Building, | sat Seattle. Wasb. pe oleleloholehelahalesicket-dalalek tn ~ Tee w * BUY -{ ~~ rg If You * bay, ta * Your a? ‘ (1% Cook RIDGE ni y You Wast Your.... halt $ COAL wl : */¢ Foundations and ua & imine of the lessguah Coal Co, | Indestructible se * two miles above Gilman. * Proserve them with Gre > ® the best hens *| prec # cheapest coal °, eat Avenarius att phone Main * ~ Peeeeeeeenenn 3 Carbolinet ' Bons } to eae acne | n¢ a Into with $ Scnwebacher Haniwan Gf 30 SEATTLE re tact Mine ¥ bad oy our Wel Winn } ester CLAY PIPE } At > # BONNEY & STEWARA Nor Fuseral Directors end Farlors, Third Ave. and Columbia bt = Telephone Main ik POPOCOOOOS TRY DOMESTIC FINISH * eaware that high ge “i that will produce Domeatic 5 nly one machine in t Cascade Laundry co., Corner Third Ave. and Main 8t lepho jain DE: 3 Uptown Office, 817 Second Avenue. Peiennete moun ae Yadbor hbahhbahhhhhhhahnanand ty ed th For the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Oplum and Te {des KEELEY Mabite—The only genuthe Keeley institute in Waa him ton and British Columbi &. RAY, Mer. INSTITUT Kilbourne Ave. Take Green fabs oe Fremont fice 80 Sullivan Building. “el. Stain. 3368 J, POFOCOOO ROR OOR OO 2 cage | Case, Don’t purchase your Cook Stowe) 00 0VeS without examining Ogden's stoi Just received a large consignm@emyy of steel cook stoves, every one guaranteed and at Mod Tho & which will command your trade. §07 PIKE STREI ease : Was ¢