The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1901, Page 2

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. exercise HE MADE THE * tions were t A PERFECTLY HORRID MAN grand § used of ha wh ed her p ty amd wa furnished But th € thie tal Then the y that far tn th &rrest ea einating a He Purpe he Identiti Piece st Tt was ch Part of thts t self forever and a admire his style, s Jong for hi One of them will speak of h man.” Which isn't anythin red with th do—among them when Miss Mabe And the Know your beau — A STATE CALLED KANSAS, tudent-ad ever, and—simple he has ¢ his hax n’s reward i that sirla of Nort his figure 4 all that » ¢ and mean as elves. al ts # name ca rom Kansas. Her ffic, and an army ts A loud wall goes up the Atlantic to the Ps trouble nough men and women to ha gather the golden grain, for go Board thrown & What a poor to buy a down by a go bad that even th to eat, but the grasshoppers Now! You Boston. Bicycles are mmon as whe €4 out melode: Th SMELLS of money fhe through passenger has to hustie for a seat be Sfe simply going to the county seat, surround pay a dol ints and roa Kansas women dreas wel ¥ spend thelr They get a good deal out e, and, eontented It used to be ears ago It cave dup bis pb left th dts grace aldin’t he grasshpopers y cbuldn't bear th can sell an automobtle in Kansas ns “Bleeding Kansas.” WARTING—A LITTLE SUGAR. The house committee Side $7,500 to defray the Washington iegisiat This bill, doubtie and senate. Seventy-five hundred @ taxpayers will have to dip up bec a littl car much sugar Swallow it? Sure! We have to. But ‘De real mean and nasty at it, ne might sue the toga at Olympia pase a bill taxing thie $7,500 of the joint-judiciary commit indivi Ny e ‘object-lesson on the vice of OFFICIAL CARELESSNESS President McKinley has vindicated bh @ wise citizen and proper executive by that he will not consider th side, he has made record as Rave had. It would be an everlasting p an he could have done in one by foolish and gratuitous third-term hoom. Stuff than men like duked. on appropriations has expenses of the present & body If to the A announcing suggestion of a thi ne of the most judi ty had bh countenancing the Mr. McKinle whom he destroyed that re ment, irrational y is ma f saner nator Grosvenor, has so summarily re Laadbdhehahbabahaahanaet j Theaters. 3 Risse enceceseccect BOAT AFTER ALL|3 Engineer of the Seward Nearly Left Behind, | ge b verformance of at the Grand opera bh The fact that this is th An amusing incident occurr: of the engagement of th. terday after the army transport company has t ‘ward bad cleared her dock for Nome. | to the theater whc Third Assistant Engineer Reynolds admirable arrived on the wharf in time to see the verse! ly out in the stream, and he remembered that his instruc arranged for next fail with her. He de Manager Cort, « fermined not to be left behind, and by the members of the « eatching & glimpse of the steam| will give a benefit to Mr Jaunch Fleetwing, he hatied her. A|A double bi nsisting of "Hi substantial inducement to the n Wife's Father 1 “The Littles fn charge sufficed to direct a x ¥ “ ented. Elabor toward the Seward, and 10 minutes| ’ to each per Jater Mr. Reyonids climbed up the Bide of the transport, which had stopped when his hailing cry of di tress was heard by those on bos ANNIVERSARY | Fourteenth Year of the Local Sal- | | | Br 1 ganization apectally interesting progr Frawley vation Army. Elmer FF. agent of tt Tomorrow evening Seattle corps! parts within a No. 1, Salvation Army, will celebrate | Franci the fourteenth anniversary of the es-| engag fablishment of the corps in this city Maj. and Mrs. Hains, the first per fons to be identified with th tion Army here. Vices, assisted’ > Hawkes, in com Tacks at the M Ellsworth, ie Frawle day or tw to prepare for the ar ment of hie company ir orth is ees the Salva Mra. | ¥ bar-| thr them and mple th Capt nd of time Yotlonal service will be Which the soldiers of th March to their hall and Met following program Opening song, | Prayer, Maj. § ary Song. n to th and; | 1 by brass “ An Feprement Who have commanded th duet, Mrs. Carmichael and Mra man; #1 by band; ti Gremes by visiting oMcer Femarks, Maj. Harris; prayer, y Judy maintaining . 1 by Health 1 woh tnstigation of nts of Ballard nulsar DIDN'T GET MISS FERROUGH MUST WED | Mise Forr THE $90.00 W. W. Robinson Says It Was! Attempted Blackmail. |LAST MEETING OF MEN’S CLUB i ots THE a ougall 5 outhwick Co” 717 -19- 21-23 First Avenue , DEEP PRICE CUTS IN Omneu's, Misses’ Children's “al boys Sor June cle SEATTLE STAR, aring h Mex A LOVER SHE WASHINGTON ugh, oF ar girls back t hie in ie, July 1 h sir WILL NOT HAY the bea been rap tify ANA, June 12 convention ast night un Waggoner CITY COUNCIL | STAR Here Are Some Excellent Values That Every Housekeeper Should Take Advantage Of. NEVER SAW hie LIME JUICE ATARIA SHRIMP -RTED FRANKE TER SAL re or ni 6pm Dest tooth, Washington fly M CHILDREN’S SET KNIFY aning Cor, 3d and Pike as oe 8 , 300-302 Pike. > box Cooper & Levy, Wholesale and Retail 6 104-106 FIRST AVEAUR HOLMES’ GOOD r Ta wold qui finish, value pr x26 | fluted — legs authentic $2.95 fancy $4.60 the ceases auld Nar eNO MNT emctnNLrveKaoen Be | Nortiwweat, FURNITURE HAVE PICNIC ERED UF THIS TIME WHOLESO: AND WORLI FAMOL ‘Rainier Beer KEED APPI CAUSE EVERY Dror PRICES HOLD TILL SATURDAY S80 xe A SATISFACTORY < . L. Holmes Furniture C0, N01 to 1105 Second Av. BESIDES A PLE ATI MI Ne ATED, BE HITS TH RECOMMEN DI AUSH IT 1 : | | ae. | y, #1.| Two dozen half-pint ny fF Staple and Fancy Groceries | Bitich fe dt~ | 1227 YESLER Wat Phone Brown 4a4 Watches, Fine Jewelry and Silverwa: Albert Hansen in the Goods Sold on won Matarday 100 or M Hire Avonuy ‘The largest jewelry house Pacific Coast Steamship Co f0 Francise CLASSIFIED ADS. ABBIKACI OF Sor sth-Eastern Ataska AHCHITECTS. ATIORNEYEAT LAW Washington & Alaska STEAMSHIP COMPANY Double Fant 3 §.§. “Victorian’ Wednesday, June (2, 8p. m AMMUTH 4 s. “City at Seatto” fails trom Wh Tuesday, il * 18, 8 p. m. art Chas. Nelson For Ska a and mediate p t ABOU 1 on NE 1 NE St. Capital Neufelder, cash; J. T minercial Fr NOME, Telrad pat] Set ce REDUCED RATES jock paid in, $628,000; sur- mith, Anke ahier, rrespondents in principal cities in the United States and Europe, Sailing About National Bank of Commerce pros: J June 15th Pacific Clipper Line 622 First Avenue AKLING FON DOCK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE. up Capital....$150,000 banking business 1 M en, vice pres.; L, Turner, F. Parkhurst, Asst. carh. | Exch on principe cities of U. 8. Bu Scandinavian-American Bank of Beattie. A gen nking busi neas a ted Deposits $14 A. Chilbe : & LG st vice pr H. Solberg J. F. Le anh as erevyerrrrery HUMBOLDT 58.58. CO §. §. HUMBOLDT For Skagway, Juneau and Ketchikan July 6, 1901 e e e Paia MeMick- E. F. Caine, Agent Phone, Main 1033. 622 First av oo OPSOOOOS oes Go on the CITY OF EVERETT SEATTLE, EVERETT 4x0 EDMONDS Route © Beattie, 1.00 4, m., aad Interest ‘aliowed deposite, A general Banking Business Trans- acted BRANCH. nd Be A. CAMER Pusst eS Se Cone ever He. EAT Corner of , CYCLE Ker aims ite Everett 9:18 a. m. ree rour y. man dock, Seattle, Tel The; round trip $1.00. Is served at & cents m., 2:30 and BUSINESS CHANCES, 4 tripe daily except ENT OPPOR Red a1. Viret- The White Pass and Yukon tei Route. Through Line. KAGWAY DAWSON. 559 MILE seway end White BUSINESS COLLEGES. tn BEBT met ail and express ser esta Acme ottie, Wasl yh ron KINS Pri. ees Busines College. Main V6 CON’ RAC{OR and BUILDERS. PARE Lo, wt Sop: HAW ore fixtures 400 Main street —— q & ROSELEAF, shops A RRRER EERE EERE RE RRR For Honolulu Direct CLOTHES CLEANING. The Globe Navigation Co. SEATTLE Clofies ~ Pressing Co clothes in shape $1.50 month; dye- 1007 ard. Buff 1004. t-off cloth: r-Boyd bid COLLECTION AGENCIES. CFV COLLECTION AGENCY xth ave est of referer 1406 DANCING ACADEMIES, Sailing About July 15 in Dan Seesrerrrrrrrrrcrc st: PEPeerereretirerrrers LAaaeabaneaaanaaenaenees nd Mre SPeoresoeooroeroooes 3 ment §S. CENTENNIAL § 2d Sailing to Nome and Telenor or okey Hal S Litt tanc Madisor ard and Ath. DKRAMATIC-OPEMATIO 5OF ANK ( tram, “ of and dramatie EGAN DYEING AND CLEANING. No reste Commercial Co, ests me Mice, 201-2 Pior freight @ First avenue POOCOSOOSOSSS>OOOSOOOS (ApOSLYN COAL QUEEN COAL ¢ tried merit Business started Aug. 1899, and ha Dy pre Main 1014. eam Dye Werks 1316 West. av. Main DENTISTS, PHILLIPS, Sbicage Ds DRESSMAKERE, Tndies’ all ar: ticket off , T Hietisay i i ROR gown 411 Collins block MMi SMITH LYNCH & talior and “ Lamb reception Sisters, 810. mod SHAW, 4 Hine Kiley. Ridge Or always used, the ten EDUCATIONAL, in incre . r 0 Shorthand Schc X tion Ations # 4k ELECTRK ERICR & WYMAN GO facture and repair 1314 West th ¢ AL MACHINERY. iephor delivery south of Pike ap 138, lectrical paratus, av, Main, ranmacted | DAY, SUNT 18, tag, WU XCULSIONSA PERSONAL. FOR RENT FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS PLUMBING. FOR RENT Ho ng Roe ICIA OR RENT—HOUSES FOR 6aLe JNEKAL DIRECTORS. LE RY kalsomiming. REAL ESTATE. 1 00 chickens; 4%» an hares, 2 g00d ‘milleh me blooded ducks and othe things. 11900. Term. Rg. HUSTON, W6 Batley buliding: t begin tod: n waiters at once, 1 for Sedr OOD large est Seatth ots with fine View at fom §% to $m h, on easy monthly payments; transportation. Sturtevant & general agents, 112 Colambae 3 tremnes in city tor go today. en cooks today. Girl for boarding house, $28 clear Girl to study telegraphy: pay while learning, too Ay Job. | 3 boys in city light work all summ Br 1 for Bremer oe RENT—O-r odern 320: fine residence property; house, fruit and garden, $700, Lote $1 down, $5 per month. W HL. Peters & Co., Ballard, Wash. WE have a choice list of vacant tei modern dwellings and parts of the ely. Gar cin Invemtanent Cos ib young man for real estat mproved farms, email e prices. call on ua, Tike Dougian, HOTELS, FURNISHED ROOMS. GRAND PACIFIC Hotel iis ¥ ave.; house newly furnished. rn: prices moderate *| DONT BUY until you see our iat. F. H. Renick & Co.. 211-213 Bailey, rst —— STAMP WORKS— serman Block. 110 SPECIAL NOTICES. RELL & Co, Real ections, OTAR' d ave., cor. Union, OMMERCIAL Sche Roome fc up. HOTEL, 9 Fh * HOUSE I1i04 trd_ave INSURANCE, HURNS & ATKINGON, general ta- JUNK, JUNK. WANTED. cidentel av., bowsebe if you | _§00ds. ete Jacobs, Trenholme & Cs rrect weights and pr | TAILORS. with the Chicag aes acked by large cap AITLORING ©O., a uget Sound Nat. Bank a specialty 308 Wer avenu Phone, Main 647 ALASKA Junk Co. pays prices; prompt return Roster o Tet ATT highest No. lili Pine ts ts, mining hose and ean. army duck tents aad ing camp beds, the “Gold Med- SEATTLE TBNT & ING CO., eater. awnings, Megs, tarp Anoka ostatters is al was goods. Goode made to oft er by experts eat a moment's n- tice. Sunde & Eriand, First and kan ‘.OANS AND INSURANCE. JAMES” BOTHWELL—Loans, fire ing. surety bonds 2% Boston bik MECH NICAL ENGINGER co MUSICAL. insiructor guitar Holyoke block. OPTICIANS. eyes ex. free OSTEOPATHY. and mandolin. } __TAXIDERMISTS “Lindauer CLAUDIA” ST POLES trained nurse, graduate John See ly hospital, Galveston. —Referet: SIX years experiemee chromic cas tickart & Howell, osteopaths ailins b Main 83. WASHI} c af Os opathy Deposit Builc Estabiiahe atte three ye Phone, M 7 | _OCULISTS AND AURIBTS. | BR RIBME, Talley Bullging Dr. J. A. Mackinnon, 4 Chapin bldg | DR. SHELLASA DR. FON J, eye, ear, | _nowe and throat. 331 Burke Pidg. | | PATENT ATTORNEY. | Barnes & Co., 74-76 Starr-Boyd bidg E ADA irafting «« bid 40s fe in TINNERS, ORD, Ba UP PLB Typewriter On moved from Second ave, Marion. ‘They keep & full typewriter supplies r the Oliver, te leading visible typewriter, SO UMBRELLA REPAIRING. UNDRELLAS manwiactured. covering and general repairing. 30 Columba t. Robeson Brow. —Columbla_strect,_ Rose aaal VOICE CULTURE. THUTZ, Holyoke BS IRON AND LS TXFEWRITER Internati » 1 nan PALMISTRE PALMISTRY—Mra, W. A. Shel scientific palmist, is now locate at No, 1203 Third ave., cor. of Se . reet. Full life readings fr palmistry, Office hours from m. to 9 p.m, Fee within reach of ali WIRE, ___—— PERSONAL. =. RRR ERR REE EERE BUY GRAND RIDGE COAL ‘This coal ts from the mine of the te fre eal On oe two miles abeve Gilman is the best, cleanest snd the cheapest coal in Bunkers foot of Telephone Main 976 BREEN EERE EEE EE NA & Piating works WILL any that saw a lad thrown from a street car at tl corner of Second avenue and Mad 1 street on or about April ol, kindly communicate nC. Bterling, No. 1 street NATURE'S HERB REMEDY The eatest Remedy for r attem, neuralgia,» ranteed to cu diseases arising from impure bic or money refunded. formation to H. C. Baker, 16 Second avenwe, Seattle, Wash BARGAINS in second band hous hold goods; call at Red Front Fur niture company. We can give you fine secondhand cook stoves, hed m vets, carpets. They look sod as new, for half the money. 0 and 112 Second avenue south. THE chea wet gasoline r If Yeu Love Your Cook KEKE eeee Main, ntoves for 6 gallons. | ADVERTISING ratea for any pa furnished om application, The C. V. White Advertising Bureau, New York Block HIGHEST prices tor Kooda, bedroom seta, stoves Peta, etc, Red Front ‘Purnitare Co. | tnd Ave. 8, Tel. Red 1928 | WITH WINE AND PIR, regular | dinner Alley Restaurant, a OXYDONOR “Victory,” the genuine Cures all diseases. "Avoid lunita- tiona, M McDonald bloek. “991 $4.00 burner gasoline, Honey Cakes 6 for 25c hand ribe for t he Seattle . a> s8B2sst @te2reerz¢eers ee giao t JISQerrsveraceeryr | * wiGt erev Vintes cecitersersy AroSeeerisees. e8ecear, Srrye°o 84. ose, Seersesgereror., SRPTSVEGSES., Fer FeSrasersez2eses2,

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