The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1901, Page 3

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Wyman, News we « the gives sev Seeley and Hunt A ella upt t then Rut that ts another 1rd Kipling would over the cit £ to dew Ws poles. At a Jtbeon was served at the Rainier iad after which the party was es Ml to the telephone building a’ Street and Fi the improvements fore Mr. Kipling was ever hea fot 8 expini A num Don't, under any circumstances i Wore visited in t | way ‘The | running stre ty lett carly in the I w phr ase once, and have 4 that —___ ME-BOUND — mn Arthur ments for femaining otne = your readers b #, such an “De Reader You hat the reader is either miliarity ne in et ‘oatume, laced in at slight dew the post reates two sets he artista and th whic THE SEATTLE STAIN WILL LOAD = Sc" TOMORROW'S CELEBRATION Appropriate Exercises at Armory he | sits "FOR SALE: A mi NEWSPAPER Uncle Sam Awards Contracts | 'o»ain« orth in tak | Street Parade in Morning, uses for 30,000 Tons Coal. | oe ene ee eH tion | tor Memort Farmer as Business Man rm trom the qu At . m . vel . y “ nl tren yatthe aA “ow per ‘ rh it Hook t na . As . nad M : ' pd pod, | My yesh Bo bel over a ene F | " Ma Hook ' y Frank | Firat aie , | ! ~ | tm ne AN EPITHALAMIUM vi ore ‘1 |» HW ann is a daug . a $ a? t | t She | t N ¥ spt London #0 wii : fa aw P M ot r a erent ta PEPE UEVEESES TESTS E SEED . . “ 8 “ King Kea <| , a ponen » |her White Lodge for : | In Hotels. 3 5 . | Carries Death to Poor. | aneeererereeveererery He he made no sett! n his daugh Dudes aeateiias ia tahineiia Following are ar the tat pe Tt w tru A . ~ . rivals at the & i Walk Ly andi 1 ker, 7 y \ w out t aftaire, | hatcom: F. EY Everett ; . 7 oa ife, N 2 HW Cheap Rates to Nome, | bard, Ht. \ . » , " o ‘ The Alaska Traveling ( MH 8, well” knows “ " “ tomorrow at the pr Nome bus |t t « a * a8 ttle Obs cheap rater members al 1 1 terme he ¢ Papa Zr n Will ret and ¢ ready. If you are going to Alaska it an , | trent etintiens. will be to your advantage to attend. who have passed the years of child | ’ niversity Cadets, Mayor Humes| hood, and for whom there is. ne what say something that may be atte Yur ne og an unfeeling and. cruel 9 65 ” i ‘Sent e principle of the great \ n pkers aide will report ¢ Kies as humane , we ~ * lock at Ploneer pis I want to suqqest in thin wife; D. BE. Lepine and Jock in ane firmed and Thitault. “miners, trom Holyoke : tebereuloaia A | Mess hemes H. Fox. Hutte ne the : ‘ protong devoting vi - no Fird and wife, Ans thres salutes. w 7 to makin yourlll Straberry “shor conda; Will Lanning, Aberdse graves of the sola an comfortable am powstt oy oo —e:. LN flowers employe ] fe fpok- | ’ 6 wale ect cen the harmony of color tn ane; BM. K. and A. Babanhe, Yort THIS KID S A Rg oad your serving. Rhodes Bros and; J Mi. Scott, Sulzer Ah 4 end eet inte the wertd are offering at cut prices, to % weny. to increase the meatal nd a er REAL OSTRICH barra wan the demvorratis candi Imported Shortcake San Jat the state legislature last ates Portiand: J year. Saginaw. M | — wees 5, | the best known Port Atolow, Bial F. RS 4 f ‘on . ¥ ueotts Horticultural reqularly pr ‘ Sey ar eens a Dainty colorings, si ve ISey'of Eniand oa BL,75 Bunty, colorines * co mal tract a regularty $2.2. Haviland, brown ne Gipat H * fe at the Seattle. mings, regularly $2.50, had plan k - Reautiful t ibe sion, of duce the price of gus to|[ floral; regularly 4 ” ; ; thousand; and no distin thy — J and (juminating purposes. se shades; regular r » ae The rate will be 8 @ per thousand] . : } on ail bills paid on or before the |M ing up to 110. One glance at “ t to Wl tenth day of the next succeeding our display will show ” A that he tes 4 of soo et hea it} ™ Whick the bills are rer what an asquisition to your , stand trial” pend rae until It finally aie: | °°e4 ble one of these plates will fa] Don't. in writing children | fh ° ae oe | DI before the op. unless a nat fe . vd « » 4 be in this Sea, ter ees COUNTY FARM ° seaiane| ) ry and. wet something Nike Somminsioners L. C. Smith | Mother and chitd. . 1331 Second Ave. | well whieh I to be the neat ain, Fostatl witin oh , F wowing efor their witte Staple and Fancy Groceries = "3 rete, fe surgeon's assur: | 5 Kas an Uned, at the rate y eros Ran the Train. The probably suffer 1 num charge will be 2c | 2 } effects,” maid Dr. Hancock mth on plain meters ¢ 2 DASHED ACID per month on pre = IN HER FACE t moth indignant and o a t girts and the sailing Ju acre i M it With the F. f woman and accom With the F plished War 1 ever was With the Th snd-eyed (and the shade was a should arr nvely dark biue), innocent-looking| a the end of J out of by the ci BULL-BACK OVER GUAM pee Co, which ihe aaphait pav Ninth av ing . ricte, wer pred are an 1 avenue for tenan, $22, Madison construction using « retary March F NNTERS GIVE THER SUPPORT .: ate “Yesterday th der says the ¢ ted by Mach that they h re from the Typograph B ing them in their pres oF & nine-hour day Oi COURTHOUSE. May Louis for Kansas City on an b ur sched nd wtarted ' 1 th 0 . hi When the train | would ft r reached Roodhouse, I nefleld | M. tat t 5 t ‘ nth en how hou A Aid th ad boll ni t 1 th \ ne b “low tches were s me a t ne line, and the other Al-| aates later he Sound the woman n trad aited jong he floor, suffering terribly Stear « perated | for fal to| Worn h us in the hand: Dod ‘ into port ye b n the| the polic nid Th r ¢ " nd is now 1 neh It waa n have h handise f 1 1 were| M dninger ars old r f 1 t ne " tr t n it. But 1 th wet at t time Manafield rat 4 to h b motion of the ¢ feld train P i t t gain th t nd tral 10 at F City at 9 Hid not arrt 1 oft 1 t na ORTHERN RAIL 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000NS0N00NNNTNNONOS } : na blue, ure many J 4 Columbia street, between b bd poy a7 r | i avenue and po avenu pm ‘ r thi ' th 7 on bate ant nced t cod rik RE TT ! ‘ ar tufts, plate rack THE $60 excursion rate an tou aes WAY is tickets to th " nd. 1 of had " were return | fp t t vi : . c route Ie netin 1 r “ | may be used, as it will] % ~~ ‘ SOOHSOOOSS FOSOSESODSOOEO ESOS OSOOOD HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE ET us again remind you of the many money saving this store. opportunities to, be encountered at Our capital, resources, experience and unexcelled buying facilities, combine to en- able us to sell at prices lower than are to be found elsewhere in this state. Here just one example —typical of the values you may expect when you come to view the stock: Bed- room suit of three pieces, made of selected ash, golden finish; bed is six feet high, full width, The large dresser has beveled plate mirror 20X24 inches, Neatly carved, well constructed. Price $13.25. G. L. Holmes Furniture Co. 1101 to 1105 Second Avenue. is 3 EEE AEE NEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE EEE EEE EEE RE EE EEE [SINS OIRO ICIS IOI IIIS ISI ISIS ISIS ii: 3 AIM MD AAA AID fireworks Free to Boys and ~ © G ir « “XN @@ 0@ D nu ee 4@ f 4 mB F R E E ce Just a little effort and you can have a big lot of Fireworks to celebrate the glorious Fourth with, Ke nks bes ‘ and the »w and the Fourth of he 8 pay freig p stot t out of t If h t side of Seattle, package of k u free hear- What the Splendid Packa The 25c Pac -kage Contains es Contain 1 bunch of Roman candles, crackers (guar Chinese bomb. best 10e freer ed sky rocket. 2 giant wee 1 package of punk. 1 meteor rocket. $ The 50c Package Contains: triangle wheel. birt 1 BALLOON (6 FEET ) AROUND) 1 Chinese bomb. 1 package of punk. Any b girl who gets two subscribers may take two 25 cent packages or one 50 cent package, and #0 on. As fast as you bring in the subscribers, we will give you an order for the goods on RHODES BROS., 1331 Second Ave. Sign of the “Big Coffee Pot”—Hezdquarters for Fireworks. wn and are not coming to the city on or ply 6 n the ey with the names and ribers, and you will receive the fireworks The wuar be bought anyw Star fireworks to be just as good as can THE STAR 1107 Third Ave Between Spring and Seneca Streets. FEO III III IID II IIS ISI ISI ISI ISIS IS IAI III SIS SII SI AIS ISI DIPS ISIIS II ISI IIA ISI IPE II ISIISI AIS SIS IIA IAI AIS ISA IIA IAI IIIS ASI IS IAS SISISSAS ASA SSSI SSIS IISA E ASIII IASI ASSIS SSSAS ISI ACSA AAA AAA AIA IAA at te Poeresoros rosoooororooooovooooooooooroooooooooes || 8 TOipp ag SECOND AVE-COUNER ON ye RS ITY SEATTLL.WA SH. Ladies’ Shirt W aists BLACK, WHITE, COLORED patterns and colori I in Percales, m hambrays an: AT 9e—Zephyrs, Madras and t $1.50, $1.75, Percale Waiats, with tucked 1 yoke and pleated back ,.98 AT Plain Black Satine 4 ce Striz V d black and white ? ik trimmed with nV nsertion..$2.75 WHITE LAWN WAISTS, in ) yles, as low as AT $ nen nists y would Ww it a r und at ev $2.50 $3.75 and $4.98

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