The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1901, Page 3

APRIT TURSDAY le re bata = =p oie | P WITH LOVER are), || prs a E ae yc Ea i me evo = tc are ht any Gare Ma outhwick Co | “itt hat Wan ese SS ence eats ie OR Gene ee eae “SILKS in Gtr Stock " gadiapars See aL wees = This Week. | | ONAN ee ee eee sess es esete ; In Hotels. $ 3 . Rather ert Ankeny was here f of @xing up his 5 i N. ly his visit ‘at fa the laterests of the Py ftion, he Detne th wot r kas Ge state comm oe Bey Those Who “Oropp . nd: J. Mr. Ankeny’s Pan fean work bs ch 7 Mes Completed in one day, and It ts \ f iam gracraily, believ a that in this * : drew very heavily on th iitance or reeources of the severa tlt ni eens men who happened to “drop fo the quiet burg of Tacoma on « : : Be game day—D. B. Cro ecket. time t u ; ik a reputed Wail ; = ®, 80 th Kinnear of Seatt) peration 7 “a puted to be Mr. Ankeny's mplimentary to b chamber ! - n im the Queen City, Joe Brows, n Humes and se ore of invitation of Capt mandant of the political fame. | gration. BICYCLE LICENSES. A rush to ta ® Puget A larg ulty and the younger set we ent ordia ‘Dar out bicycle at this meeting the plans campaign for the next ere laid. It is 0 at Mr. Ankeny hangs 5 more wheels ‘The bition—a seat in the Unit- whe eenate. 1 FE ino Sd E ‘Cowell, ly what happened at this at is | young Aa - Port of brilliant political talent © 80 far been issued the "i ae 1 ever be known. When the i avec wtaeas ssued therejen in Ranke ay } finally separated and came Agr 9 aamdecs sabe jovening. Oe At the Butler: J. W. fv y. of ‘Staira, they declared their mee oa se) Tea Portland: Harry H. Cooper, . ieee, Bething whatever to do Clerical Examinations Mra. L political matters, but had been for business.” Geo, Stevenson, Manager. has transpired, however. that It agreed at this meeting that Geo. the good-natured railroad will be the real manager of Aakery campaign, though be- of his well known business oc- be will rernain somewhat in TWO VESSELS ® SAIL FOR NOME. Affidavits have been ma THE ? rat OVVVDADesereeeeseseesese | AN. Kibbe and ¢ ta The steam schooner Jeanie, of the | O'Rourke that if WI Th than Mr. Stevenson, Pacific Steam Whaling Co.'s feet, | ton were to be #ubje aL lon at the wheel, it is City, of the P ray examination to t wa ile, Steer the belated Ankeny sailed last evening for is head, t was returned that into the senatorial harbar. Both boats were heav mind ett ———— aturday was affitet.| ay be asked and did t eapac The Jeanie took north a com- plete lightering outfit, which will be used in carrying freight trom the ship to the shore. Over 60 paasen: maira | leph tor a $75,000. YORK. April 2.— aera! gossip among Of the stock exchan; paid yesterday for FAIR ASSOCIATION. rporating ccording tation. ~ | of this steamer, mariner in Alaskan waters. T is hardly a point of land or a on the coast with which he is not | famifiar. this year the ic h earl January 1 tha ocean, far 1 Person could see wa Michael. many similar reporte Cap even that there i bie with ice thin t anie will sail direct to > The steamer Nome City Is com manded by Capt. Daniels vigator of much Arct Veusel was built at over a year ag He t mind w ther Bio jutement against her tus. Hough B. Crockett, has caused order to tasue, citing her attorney, Gown, to appear and Why he abould keep on Judgment. Mr, Gown st [ft was the contract that he was| one-half of the figure Upon by the parties for a set-| in at 1 night another 100 LATE 10 CLASSY lites ; of Madge Snod-| signed especially for Blas an alban elle against the Seattle Ele trade. Her trip last y nperyrerete af de on a for $1,960 for injuries recelvod little later Shan thi — ee Oe Lake Union car several months . r SIE teey fecterany cfternece — “Od bs H sienienl we ake s famed a verdict for the defendant ted ¥ 1 ete Pon & r + Prog that n ‘ ev. ‘eee | bring $19 and 82 Goa nA Mhe Seattle grain company has in namber « A fine dispia tt ted, forming a consolidation | She will go by way of Dutch Har hake , We want you to # Interests of J. Q. it and test We want every i atari H , ‘aul gompany expecta to cate oy I Ag Woe country cover MARINE NEWS. ; ; are ont elf and Great : “ rs te ke oft in arg coming season wilt bulld | | quantities, né want yout lier! of waren tne tne| ‘The steamer Rainier » JOBBING QUOTATIONS. gig hg Ba NE gM Pacific and Central Wash- rranc — | believe as bel then 4 foads. The new company ia 2 ECTED DAILY) | help r P ' ined for $100,000, and will be| merchandise in Fruit. niong | by local grain operators. |cargo at the ( . one * ploek “oF Tien The owners of the steamer Intan alg rage Paras tae ee one 4 non Flyer are negotiating for a new en- |? wen as i ~~ 1 ae mF the boat. If one is secured | z Peas FOR Mclency of the steamer will be |* % ly increased | Steamer Hyates arrived from San MionLA, Ap April 20.—Gen. Alejand-| Francisco this mor and In din Prominentiy mentioned as like Mccemor of Aguinaldo, has sur at Aray. return M. Deering i |§3.c0. ix UNIVERSITY, | en for Nome, She wiil sail for that port | §2) pet F t ft f tomorrow lass in ‘Hound. betwee att Bie ws. 3 a The schor ha W. Tuft ts Colman’s Creosote W Fe neal BS loading. fre hwabe Take 101. MG. Kubley it of Minn vp Mg 5 | wharf for Yakutat and way point University yeutorday. He has |She will eail Saturday oe | N’ T ANY mew ect “Jim” Hill's) one brigantine ‘Blake sont: tne : ne brigantine ‘Blak me. Cone HM | tor Nome tomo Prof. Bechd ee yr TROUBLE wh th teaching In Minn pan inchell i the author | per | en ological Burvey of bers, $1.75@2.00 per don oda, and then let you numerous othe r of the Provisions. pare them th hat I 1 for Valdes! tresh meat—Cow beef, 70% elnewher if aft sed . on cargo and |.) ever tance make 1 of prew Telephone Case Postponed ttle er universit hott! t the Sunset Tele of th net for W >| partment Expert Typ) writer Repairing, We have a factory repair man and |« fn BARTELLDRUGCO id avenue, near Yealer % tC, SEATTLE STAI wRANCTSCO , A FANE fabrics we show in our Silk Department from every weaves of # 7 bys ba A 7 et » ] repute in the world, and buying we do in tremenduous quantities, tr fell th we are able to offer them at | or | than those generally asked in be . pon r e eath: | tors, th “ other stor For this week ver, ad : Scatlaletea ‘ot ime" OE Reduction From Our Regular Low § wixt fall. ole Fire Last Night is et Prices of From 25 to 33; Per Cent. ff ; ; i c F a i t c OF F E E 2 It is a case of having too big a stock,and we are taking this means of less= 2 : wn Se . é ’ . ening it. There are thousands of yards of the most popular weaves of FRIGHT KILLS 72 EF Black Silks, Taffetas, Peau de Soie, Satin Luxors, Gros’ Girl Teacher, Who Witness- 2 oy rip Gon =| . . . aera | ee Grains, Poplins Habutai, Atmures, Etc cas | seeder * aot m. Mat ins ‘ | Diomonts, Wotan ch Black Peau de Sole, Albert Hansen rom $2.00 to $1.0 a yard. i Th a . t jewelry house in the Blac an Fog a — ; gap | me _ Shy ae . Seattle Transfer Co. wo te a yard | Clastug Oat Sale | Besesse | STORAGE er eee now on at 1329 Second Ave. MORAN BROS CO. |HOTEL BOTLER Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers, Seattle's CAFE AND ® <a Senn Goou % Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber. The entire stock, fix. it er atel BEOTION & tures, counters, show [Tetetedeasetenennenenten : aan Coggese Ppaehor TIRED : 1 we! bee n all over town to find a second-hand $ the next 30 days. NO MATTER »ok Stove guaranteed todake. You go right to g tes wane So eek telen’ ?'os T Wridae; ; OGDEN'S, 507 PIKE STREET & t ring until 9 at night. ‘The Bho or He Coffer a will Ond store must be vacated, so the goods |[ them all pure, wholesome Fast Ina ea CO 222 Pike St DY Coots Der iment slop- 2 es hs cose ras eT rr yer f *- * t Depts Staple and ey; Groceries 1} 1° vou BUY : en Stam end aM wh Hate I Lm * Lote GRAND * we tee not to shrink Mer $ * Bhich * Your RIDGE * ie vour colleen “mii Depart 1207 YESLER WAY "a" COAL ss ‘ Hat *« = coal ie rom, the Meo * ue : OR. A ° 3 g* Khe beat clear a a nat * mon Bay; a good buy. A DENTIST «} kers foot of jison St. * 1 stile ; e0n Second avenue $ | Punsers fet : nshington; . * Corner Marion. TEETH EXTRACTED FREE Pee eee P eee eS eS mers be= location DEAL AND KO OPO OOOOOOO OOS FOHOOOOOEOOOS + OOOOOOC OOS —————————— No Sew Edges on Collars and Cuffs. Very smooth OFFICE, 23 MISREPRE Pike Strap SENTATION. Seattle, W FOI IIC IIIT ITT TAI IOI A A A A eg taking Powder, 16-07 the collars after the rough edges been removed by the hew edge ironer recently CASCADE are have installed by LAUNDRY CO. 1428 Second Ave, Tel. Main 482 M Pants f } , Ant Beesee. Without pain ibe for th Star M site f $ prvverecrevrescrrrc tres eo icttibinehieass ronamenete” Roys’ Shoes from 7c and up $16.50 Couches, Special ; 12 and 13 Scheuerman Block, Fist Avenue and Cherry St. at al prices eg a bY ame e Br t taken int wideration : at 11.35. 5 ialoeleleelalableieelelebeelaielelelelalieleiabieieieieeieeietsinicioioeee “Ladies coms 3: Cascade Oil Company. sige Westen mire trem i " 3 __Gapital Stock $500,000. Non-Assessable. latent st s: worth 34.00 are $2.98, 3 é 20,000 Shares Treasury Stock Now on Sale ur x at [5c per Share. Par Value $1.00 Ty Dot ; HH : MONEY IN OIL = sea E ce 3 : ™ i oe ‘ ane : vie HL Come Early Before the i terre 1a" : : OUR Write or Call Assortment is Broken ng. Newspaper illustrations ang descriptions : Mesypreces for Pros ¢: MOTTO “" 3\t Office Open olmes Furniture Company 3: § poh 1329 Second Ave, é ae TO 1105 SECOND AVENUE 3 : SQUARE to 9 PM 5