The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1901, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR. MAY 22, tom, 4 onain, 14 ornta, 129 left for them to ply th “| SIDEWALK ase; New York, 16@160; TWO ae tO make the Work haaardous, they THE BON MARCHI THE BON MARCHE {Kw oun , 1@iic; brick 1eqire pine to abandon tt Great Waste Piz Junleas an unexpected change in cor | astern y — Chickens, live, 18@19% litions should come about >= ™ e yi ducks, 120; geore, 1Ulie; turkey | This transportation news has! epcAGo, May Ty the cay . 4 | been Veritable Bidorado to som ¢ @ portion of a sidewalk tn « e xc ainate Chickens 14)! Vietorian and Cottage City Arrive jor the ighters, jnany of them ¢ tL ; = i 1 yo; ducks, — 1hqri6 erating ontthe lade waking as hign| front of the Central munte hail Norty & Co.'s Store mF LMGIaKE From Skagway. jaa three and four hundred dollars a] state and Ttandolpn, This announcemeet means a crowd. This is the 24-inch fine twill Foularg i j No e followtn: neck was ! | il Qe ’ , P ecis hursdav only at var Last Night--A Big Haul eclen eee e ards tae bree Tro@ ers Are Blue ae é Silks in the regular 85c quality. It is special fans day only at yard soc by Thieves | ducer in round lots on the dock or in steamers Victorian and ( ot | Ingram, Dobbe, Dickey, Mosgan| sured . City arrived tr kagway thi* land a number of others left tr meme y rpeg ~ . £226 : | through and covered the distance ia|days ago, The other day 1700 casea| Rellable Drugs. ‘ t — Fabric stock 1s @ line of t who have been oper. or ton, $18. time of three days, whilelof egga were counted leaving down| Ghia Dab tad ai the al item from the Dress Fabric stock 1s a line y ne of plain "pri onthe we timothy, $16.26 Cottage City made several Many of th ulators | on Chieviota, Cov no checks and fa in ” ang Sas albnre tor evhtle , + M01 from Skagway report that the steat Re the toes whic! Some Stranger Comes Here h all wool Romaine Walstings, 0 noft,, iack Clay weit gak clothing store of P bington, 1 er Yukon of the White Pass fleet at endian Lara te they | Me 1 tells us that } jor material in Atteen different shades ar P nd ¢ nnot be $1.00 anywhere at Ballard, was en h ranch, 16@] White H waa launched on th ‘dy the conditions which cor eholee, yar fm . from the 16th inst, and after having been #IV-/ front them. They all rea that ey vero oe 1 e, U4@i2he |e & eeheral overhauling wnd aup Dawson market ix going to | x 5 ute iuahe ta ane = = oe woo” | ae to; turkeya, 1 m7 with some new ma ‘ Jed with al! kinds of perlshables| graduate 1 > ”e speciz ale sic 5c w. . uple drays with ened poultry Purkeys, 2 ndiilon. | The ‘Vand that prices are surely golng to| that makes errors imponsible ° Ha l f Off F ee a “ ule Mu he Be 39 Cent Shirt 300 neckties valued at t £@1i\%c; ducks, t lan will re yw compared with those they ex-| yme everyday prices on totlet re y We let a few Pie con of music . 75 pairs of trousers val at pected to obtain | auisites a¢ y lez that will t tom at nic B 2 Fae pees ot emer ree i ai | austen: va Face Powder, wef Ready to W ste, Ge, on eae emo * | Waist Sale. re underwear, shoes, and, in fact, 1 ‘“e wo; sheep dak Cents sad Waite 2 . y Mack Gal Bhe 1cko0 ly the whole stock was ¢ Reo; hows, SGOWe. a Sehin talecteoh shouiear ot tee PEELE m}to~La Blache Face Powder, 60 He its a <Ng vd and ¢ Bases ote Pare robbers entered through a back door,| Dressed stock—Hoga, 8¢; tambo |} nee pera, Soeees Oo Pee EELED m. “L Took the Heavy Part.” $ "aan adn be eneted jing. ‘The business has grown to ee Hom BS aa 1! ag : antec ae oa ore ‘ er days there in always e big rush Pinaud's Tollet Water, $1.00 axing Waynesburg College Two have been Getaile | t Thle the eorreqponaents ate Imported Toilet Water, regu Rufus, Don't Tease Me.” a ’ Eight for Conviction and 4 Against | three Dawson daily papers send ia § properly cooked lar $1.00 p —_ Jan average of 1,200 words iMcult prescriptions a specialt Music Two Pieces for Want Possession, | in Robinette Case. It is fr predicted in White se = Music Tv ce ‘The Stetson-Post Mill Co. has fil 4 petition In the superior court e ing for the possession of the ment of the Grand Opera h« petition recites that the supplied much material f ‘The jury in the Robinette kidnap- ing case falled to return a verdict | this morning and were discharged by | struction of t rand Opera house | judge Griffin, ‘The jury retired and in conseque Jefault of lo oe , aw “ night to deliberate on the} payment, aske to bo awarded th pring yo Robe ype gr lated possession 0 sement. SS ee, standing 8 to 4 for conviction This is the second time that the =" OF jury has hung im the trial of Rot |_ NeW YorK | Bullock, a Calif jinette, the last trial resulting in tha! | jury standing ¢ to 6 for and bs i * Impressive “Services Held From | of Late Residence Tee Is nvletion. Another trial will t Jat the earliest opportunity. | ————e | ‘The funeral for Dr. FE. D. Andruss | was held yesterday afternoon fron the family reaidence, 1110 Terry ave- | at) & severe attack of pheumonia. Pullock was well known on tha/ Pacific coast. The new steamer Athlon will take the presidential party ry dock tomorrow afte Pom. A number of tickets will be | fold to those wishing to go with the| party. | May %2.—Col. L. L.| nue. The floral offerings were pro- | fuse and beautiful. The State Den enia ploneer, is dead heart-exhaustion, superinduced tal soctety, of which the deceased wx & member, sent a large harp « flowers, The Grand Army SS ee “ ‘on te 08 aad nant. Garden Hose halt bye gee “v. % hd : oman Z. ©. Miles & Piper ©: } oMictated. | ‘The remains were this morning} } shipped by Bonney & & art Ce@ar Rapids, Ia, for interme ‘They were a kige Andruss. mpanied East by Ers | 9a ona | In Hotels. | 3| silyl << alata The following are among the tate | arrivals at the Diller: F, 0. { lumberman, Now Whatcom; Commissioner Smith, Port Orchard; Rutherford, Snoqualmie rancher At the Rainier-Grand: H. D. Park er, @ Saguan, Mich. business man Albert B. Herrea, Portland; Asa Fisher, miner, Cripple Creek; Thos G. Gridine, U. 8. Geographical Sur- vey, Washington, D. C.; T. E. Lewis and wife, Cincinnati. They are and wife, Cincinnati. They are making a tour of the Northwest. At the Stevens: Edwin F. Payne. | Fmgiand; Fd 8. Hamilton, Tacoma Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sherman, 8po-| kane; Chas. P. Dyer, Oak Harbor FP. V. Moffett, Tacoma. | A® the Seattle: Ruby PB. Smith Port Blakeley; W. 8. Myers, Tacoma C. E. White, North Yakima; H F. W. Coady, Fair- At the Brunswick: A De ugherty, Dusiness man of Helena J. Coop ECOMING, swell | @r, 8. A. Gordon, Chas. BAF all) Of Hoqutam, on their way to dev op | absolutely cor- @old claims at Nome; eter Benier and wife, Chehalis; P. B. Clark, rect. In the ena. He has stock and which he ts shipping to No At the Butler: H. Soppe a Wealthy Kiondiker of London; W. P. Horeyman and F. 8 rin, both Portiand attorneys: C. W. Wartele & well known raliroad man of Vic torta; J. D. Wi e and wife, Chi cago; Harry Newton, prominent) Fairhaven citizen. At the rt 4 ‘4 chfherr | new spring colorings of green mixture with rich invisible stripes. Cut with broad, square varsity shoulders that fj) are now so popular in the East. H i. Rogers, Ta- coma; John Ga okane; Z%. A Lanham, Wenatchee; John Bc Veigh, Colfax; J.T. Murphy, Olympia, MARKETS. ern Western avenue commission are well satisfied with men this week's business so far, this week Pro os is com! in ely, and sales kee Successors to even with ri and on son articles exceed them ‘There are no feature: and quotationa remain the same as yesterday. JOBBING QUOTATIONS. (CORRECTED DAILY.) Green Fruit. 02.00 a box; Boston Clothing House. Cahn & Cohn 115 JACKSON STRERT on fhe street practically | Lemons—f1. limes, $6.50 per case; cooking apples, $1 woe | 2.00; enting appien, $2 oranges, $2. $00; bananaa, $2,007 Te ‘per gallon; grape fruit, 2.00; strawberries, $1.25@1.75 per c Purchased all street car cable pine tort $4996.00 per dos; cher | from Seattle B. Co, We can tur- | nish any quantity at reasonable Potatoes—$2 per ton; beets,| prices. SOc per doz; carrots, per sack, § | omen lettuce, $1.60@1.25 a case: turnips, Telephone, Main 423, fariic, 150; cabbage, $1,75@2.00; | 26000; husks, 1 per dozen; sw Pp 02.00; Spanish Chili per lb; sauer kraut, head lettuce, $141.26 M@Me doz; green pens, i dried figs—cartons, 6c fancy 70c, Imported l5c; tomatoes, Chee, $2,002.26; dates, 5@6c per Ib radishes, 100 per doz ubarb, 2@4c p ; asparagus, } new potatoes, $2.25; spinach, | Se; green beans, &@i00, cucumbers, | $1.00 per doz; entons, 4%@fc. 3@4e; Fresh meat—Cow t A eer beef, #14c per lb; mutton, Ie; ewes, 9c; pork, 8490 per | The Nifty embodies the stylish foatures of this season's foot- wear for men. The material 1b.; veal, large, $c; mmail, 10%4e, } ft the best and cannot fail Provisions Harms, large 1c; | sive satisfaction. Priced at small, 13@13%c; breakfast 3.50, U@U%e; dry, salted clear om 9c; bellies, 0c, Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry Butter —~ Washington creameries, pound print ; Eastern Iowa, ® and Figin, 18@19e; fresh ranc! @| 4c; California creamery, 17@l8c. 107 First Avenue Cheese— -Native Washington, cream, 13@14c; Eastern; New Y full ork, the ate t over the be La aot Lak ein J Retes Advance Rates for transporting freight over the ice of Lake La Ih whie have been holding at 24 cents have| been advanced to 5 cents per pound | |The condition ends of the jlake makes trar difleust and quite dang the raise prices is directly butable to} this | inhters have been making nd the The fr big money of late, ures will enable @till during the cc WEAR AND TEAR We make it possible for everyone to be supplied with the right kind of hardware at the right price and thus aveid wear and tear © nd body of pocket. We » ything that should be found in a hardware store. It's no troub | article comprined in « We don't foree you to buy prices have persuasive p often make @ sale where our efforts tail. | Going Northrup Company | 804 Firet Ave DRUG NEWS Brushes for the bath, hair teeth, hands and face in endless variety, but all good. A refreshing and dentifrice that’ # Krow in favor is Dr. Powder, 2c a bottle We know of © cure than Dr driving chirop: field, ie. Fruit drinks and sodas the most delicious you've ever taat 4, at the fountain Prescription fil serious business healthful odists out of the ng our most Srrrrrtrt ttt iT Mo More rt Dread Of the Dental Chair | New York Dental Parlors 614 First Ave. Opposite Penn Mutual Life Building | ‘Teeth entgented and filed a by rp our late duct ne "Sod 10 ain, ates, gold work without the toast particle of ana crowne th without fillings and all other ae painieesly and by ya oth, litngs, n oliver Fi oe — ve work that should net prove atic factory will be attended to free of charge in our nearent office are making © specialty of gold law We with and you Will And we 4s exactly ‘whet we ost vertine, New York Deutal Parlors 614 FIRST ay SEATTLE, Het EL BUTLER CAFE AND *& GRILL * t-claae ROOM * ® Buropean IN CON- w@& 4 Plan Hotel. NECTION # * IIIA AAAI AAAI r the Seattle Daily W. 8S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER 003 Pike Bt. ‘Tel. Main 998, TASTILY F URNISHED HOMES When all the furnishings that are needed to furnish them are purchased at this store, are not neces very expensive. Furniture of every quality is person with any tain sum of mon uality for tha’ ney at this store th: ther similar store in the Northwest of money. mple value Bolid Oak Dresser, made from all selected quarter- sawed 4 hand polished throughout; has full double fre has three drawers at the awers ww; stands high from the hand carved f Top is serpentine ewinging bev aped, 80x40 inches. reg ub value than th _for the woek, $39.76. Frederick & Nelson HOME FURNISHERS Rialto Bldg., 24 Ave., Cor. Madison * Sipe tal price ARERR BUY GRAND RIDGE If You Love Your Cook mine of the Issaquan Coal © twe miles above Gilman. fe the best, cleanest and the chen coal i the world. Bunkers foot of M Telephone Main 971 SEES EEE EERE "22h INSURANCE. £83 erioam Bonigs 8 BrehOn, aryland Oasualiy Company SPSS ESE EE EEE Desirable Neighbors Excellent car service and. wonder- ful mountain scenery, area few of the features which make Washington Park Addition The ideal residence portion of Seat- tle. Macadam streets «nd_ side- walks, city water, electric lights and sewers. Lots 60x120 feet. Prices $750 to $1,250. PUGET MILL COMPA Mutual Life Building Good Things to Eat In a way that will tempt th all kinds In meat Jelly; potato A. PRUDHOMMEAUX most jaded palate, Cold meats of 321 Pike Street ¢ caused more lens to the made-up goods om tables. Now we me out all the ready- to-wear hats, hence the unusual 20c Embroidery 3 cts Yard. yard, tomorrow hours of 8 i We cannot at this price, but are ur friends ft of such yard, bargain hours onl A splendid for fou AMUSEMENTS. RAND OPERA d= OUSE== JOHN CORT Manager) It Has Caught the Town ‘TON IGHT And All Week Matinee Sat urday T. Daniel Frawley ald Company in the Famous Hosier Play “Blue Jeans” and $1.00 n ext Weel, ‘ihe Masqueraders’ Vhone Main (67, WM, Hummel, Manager , ees AVENUE THEATER, " Seattle's only popular-price Theater. TONIGHT Every Night This Week at 8:30, Matinee Saturday Hal Reid's Greatest Play ROANOKE’ A Beautiful Story of Old Virginia A romantic melodrama com. | dining every element of pathos | and comedy, interpreted by a splendid company of players. Unexcelled Scenic Equipment siaiehenitieattematitie Hee teh ee deeniis SEARCHLIGHT 130534 Second Ave, Showing misfortunes of a driver; fight to a finish; b fires others A PHLETIC PARK tween two French battleship Hoche, and Admsson 100. Pacific Northwest League hack- | | SSI RRGSTETTERAUATE BASEBALL TODAY Thursday, Priday and Sunday Tacoma Ys, Seattle Admission Grand stand, 260 extra. Game called at 3:15 p. m Subscribe for t he attie Daily Star, °o Waltzes.” Two WASH GOODS That the prudent read the second tt dec! corton CHALLIE — Thi “ve ast Lar Hat Co.'s, » *” ¢ HE :|* i i i i Pure Water 5 Cents. lowing and many ill be here tom: other at AM The Am iI wn?” All the World to Me.” “Are You Dreaming, Lovo, age from Home.” ter Land.” Not F Thine ot “The Convent Bells.” » Laurie Variations.” f Love Waltzes.” iful Blue Danube Percale, Madras, Chambray and Lawn Waists, some tucked and others embroidery trimmed; some are n colors and others are striped and plaid; there ies goodly sprinkling of plain white waists. All are the latest in style and fabric. It will be en interesting sale for such @ really g604 line of waists at the usual price of very cheap waists—Cholee at ie, _—_—— “Bon” Soap Ie, For two hours tomorrow morn. Ing Bon Soap will be on ssle at le a bar—from 9 till 11 o'clock, Only 5 bars to each custom. er and none will be sold ‘ter Ii o'clock or before 9. And many others. Specials. woman will e and then to be here— ZEPHYR GINGHAM inches wide, neat strip 4 piai@s: a qua "tor ike a yards Thursday ait day, be yard at soft uch pretty color- iene. Thureday 8 o'clock till 11, checks an morning fr At Ranke’s Hall _ Thursday, May 2%, 8p. m. Rev. Alfred W. Martin Will Deliver His Splendid | Lecture on | the Queen of the Adriatic” | Ticke Stew- | . Smith & Kennedy's, ng’s, Davis & Co.'s, and Goldstein & Ho Something Superior to the piano generally sold at $300 and Upward | is to be seen in our fas rooms | We have several fin | at,this price but refer | tothe Kimball pano, GAS «FOR... Light and a sigtaeacresyersa TOO es all others. It is pleasing to at, delightful to hear, SS oe 2 sweet and most agreeable tone. . king Sold either for cash or on the eaay | payment plan. | A large and elegant stock of Cis “a is essential in a modern house 4 | {ins Weber, constantly <t , or fat, To get best results you must have proper piping. We b ° le % examine and approve your % {vin Sr cas tno ‘ee §) 03 Second AVE é test same before it is conceal- : Burke Build : ed, WITHOUT CHARGE. rf pervert 4 Specifications furnishea Ew aati 2) Just Received—200 Sacks § here practicable, we extend t - Burbank: Pease c ni x our mains to accommodate Hes Bn thet : Sila ew pecial ce of 7 ; Ramla a %|£ Nor'more "than one sack wil g | r customer. ¥ Seattle Gas Paes Oe eee f° the price ak ia ¥ and *\t potatoes are selling all over ] t this is a snap. * Electric Co. X/% “Gee “your order in early = 216 Cherry St. 3] They won't last long. X Telephone Main w6 ix t/< MATHESON BROS + $ abhnbhnhhhhhhhhhihnhinnad ts GROCERS ; iz Cor. Sixthand King ‘Tet, Main 883g GEIR I RITE Get tt a ———— theDeany ine Your Weil With (LAY PIPE 3 BONNEY & STEWART Funeral Diréetors and Embalmors. * Third Avenue and Columbia St lephone Main 18. Seattle, Wash p—_— For best results advertise in i Star, No Saw Edges on Collars Very smooth are the collars after rough edges have been removed by new edge ironer recently installed by CASCADE LAUNDRY CO, "™"* 32st" MORAN BROS CO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers. Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber. fy Hf, EEA8Ty TERESA, FELTEEEN3y "F725 New Furniture Salesroom NO MORE GROWDING jis cee eeS ose tose where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house hold goods on Pike Street, OGDEN’S, 507 PIKE } eo Heo Roe * ured hints OOO tee