The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1901, Page 3

. F 4 73 may be stated tad Would Not Stand for Miller's” Ph Wetter) Severe; Ue MONDAY, MAY 6, 1901. THE SEATTLE STAI 3 SMOKE NUISANCE CAN BE ABATED ®.:3s 45° “| LAST EDITION. af Mouths mgee:|ALL PARIS lear bi Oyo: belbien. 10. irae Thomas Atkinson, of New York, Has a Practical Solution ie Cheese, Eees and Poultry of the Evil—Ninety Per Cent of Smoke ptutter — Washington. creamer “ UNDER TWO. Can Be Consumed. Jand Elgin, Wq@a00; f f | 1S LAUGHING te i eee Vr aie sat | ee’ i ieee” SS ee WILL CONTINUE DURING THE WEEK GRAND PIANO Is the most Perfect Instrument % Fin butting en himneys. | siphoned “ta setae ber made, and we have at present fom. h timot hat 1 ' iF 1 3 ' has never been seen in Seattle g hae ee 23 POINTS! a . TOMMY BEVAN om COLUMBIA BOYS “+ ee GOT VERY ANGRY = WERE DEFEATED | che og This Great Display Sluffing Prosecution. ..| «ee ee of reine as Will not last long at the rate we rae Grima of the euperise| SEATTAE: 2, “Bor JUEVARD ‘ i : feat_mosthe ce have been selling Grand Pianos ‘2 reas oe w lately, and in case you intend to “ 13. ¢ | ? 408 | sinleiae As . en. | | | : 18 ~iX ‘ purchase, an carly inspection Sea : Steamer Nelson Arrives. ; ‘ will be advisable. — | Are Strong in in Botiet That Employers » ac lar ay ds : i Will Accede to 9-Hour Day. AXE é chinists are not weakening fn position for a nine-hour day, | upon th 21. and express | nie | '|Sherman,Clay&Co. | PASSENOER BTATION = ANO RAILWAY over the Unite 711 SECOND AVENUE. STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES a, POCPOOOES 909990000009 00 0050000008, TCAMINALS asa body, ha from in regar 1ENTAL “FOURTH Or 5 : Pr eek place him under ar-| OCCIDENTAL been traveling nent ¢ | WASHI D. ¢ k a has been traveling g , i 7. has BAe : “ ii] HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE @ceupy a cell in the south 4 ‘anil arhoe s n pi ‘ par 1 : OT ' 1 } be the next few weeks. - ¢ | used for improvement of t ! TRE WADN — bal f ‘i ‘) ‘ oe — - mae The Universal moog | CONNECTICUT $6 WER MEAD lA Rig Store is Giving Its Patrons. : | Two Chiffonier Pics That Servs to Mlustrate the Every-Day Values A. Cox, a re The botler makers and on ship- | a tity council will meet in regu- | py ere of the Sound have made tonight. The ordinance | practically the same demands as the Borses and vehicles will be| machinists, alth oe “Y Meh up and probably passed is not a sympathet ibeing the first meeting of the | put an entirely ‘indepe nde Appropriation itis m their part. current monthly expenses,| The unions are meanwhile prepar- ing for a struggle in case their de- ce | mands are fused, and claim that | suspicions, as the missing boy | he | they are able to hold out for a long | years of age. hry d pa se come opaenin| POLICE NOTES. say that ted now to pla b as Atiantt ards at least two miles out, everyone, Including railway officials, | ie, that may also come up again —_—— It is not likely that the | fnereasing liquor licenses d tonight, as it is) ae. or the committee meng | Wm. La Rose, who a number of minor {mprove- | : sourt, today on 8 on ‘Will be introduced. g—4| ‘The statement of facta in the case bY lof the State vs. The Seattle(as | trie Co. in quo warranto dings was not filed th ime of going to pre ted. Sed Les t Lake Washingion owing through th We have secured and is afte as w x . . With tite water ae evr |P placed on sale today | Judes Bell made his formal decta- n finish, 6 feet Wl thew five fires with a to-|'0, overruling the demurrer of th: ; Of $46,200, and o total |state, on Friday MARKETS. ‘Trade started off with a rush this n Adams and of having ot jfabout 6000 yards of " ¥ : 1 Laces, at half and less ' ta damallin ' . than half the prices usually asked in other stores for goods of equal value. Pare Water G. 1. Holmes Furniture COmpany 1104 TO #105 SECOND AVENUE SOHOHSOOSODODEDOODOOSO DS OOH OOO POOOES OOOO OOO9OOOO Line Your West With CLAY PIPE } Right Patterns The Right Fabrics UR stock is at all times re- () plete in right patterns and tight fabrics. The man of modish taste can satisfy his ideas. The man who looks for extreme fashion need not h took a jump ‘Thursday, were at the same figures lz 4 morning. ‘The State of California Mer Long Clete, Lands | satiea for Southea His Man. Urday night, took up the : fi Abe sa Saturday, t Oranges, wh Strawberry Short Cake AND CAFE; Our Vienna Cakes two heaping teas ranma. ; : ae i (Clubs pay custom tailor’s prices. We are showing this season 1 Lats 3 Secone Ave. (CORRECTED DAILY.) Lagepes nb ; : ge me new | many exclusive patterns in ar a gy : it | .* Be cn a ti mare a “Forming Fancy Worsteds, Chevicts, “Hose Sale Capital Patent en pit At $10, $12, $14 and up to $25.00 Flour It will pay you to look through our stock before buying your spring suit. You'll find our prices lower than those asked by most dealers for Strictly Up-to-Date Clothing. One Price - One Method 1 { ddanut Blanchard 718 SECOND AVE. HINCKLEY SLOEK clpo carefully, * rve a des berry shortcake, CAPITAL | MILLING Co. SEATTLE, WASH. 133) Second Ave. ADAMS' Best Java and Mocha per pound, “ba and Silverware |——_—_—____ ron Sreans Albert Hansen | F{OTEL BUTLER The largest jewelry house in the Seattle's ~|* Largest and * Only First-class * = =Ewropean * Plan Hotel, au of the Big Come P tue Daily Provisions. eat beef, 7@se It per Ib; mutton jwnbb- Ge te Christanber—bike caneielaw, | rr a ———