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‘ THE sk TLE STAR, “ DAY, JUNI 19, 1904, lates : “/PROMPTED fi the-dalamten benpital © POLIGEMEN | found | to the hea " piaemmanaeripeachyduestwwetr: uh ) ¢ » i ed by the Kindness and at « tw mmediately ane trietly fresh ranch, 1% the map! L ndasa token of ros A 14 t or b orn, 1b@ié cere ypreciation of the Indefath Poultry Chickens, live, lhe efforts of D: ID» ote in be ducks, 1 geese, 10@lic; turkeys, f aft 1 humanity 1c s Dreamed stock’ Chickens, 1% 4 ‘ Wie; ducks, 160; | Grateful for Care, Aged Man Gives Special Officers, Th f fr : Large Tract of Land to the Mayor Humes’ today appointed |), "hoy , onde near t They Cause All Kinds Corrected Datly . —The following 9 Owen 5 t A. W. Derter and J.) Jame ti ! " rices are being offered to the pro. Wayside Mission, Kngles men to ©! after A wd of office y . Qucer tn rour son the dock or in with ' « ' r th i 4 heriff ( b at caught of Trouble for a (mad will Will be atationed at. Mad : ee cee Se $ wheat, chicken feed, $22.50;|} Charles Culpit, an aged man, whe 1 Engle linet at tt 1 1 t sylum t out t ‘ h ) ator . Street-Car Chap. Soin tise eat ite'ine wts”" | cor severat secasba past hee been en|Srowers”. be Mitt by ‘Homeioh snemate 1a oa en he nl$ trade of «who t ao _Hay--Puget Bound, p 1.00 mate at the Way M hos =| met > Shae Au tween Con | the jointa, as a n nigh 1 arri this city yenterday : “+a ie atere, ¥ ‘ J Rast a Waahingtoe ¢ 5,00; | pital, hes donated to that Inst neetiout and king street practice, but they ar th te | og mn en the Piver i é « Fresh fanch, 11@1%0; na-| & Aree trac b e land another t bout tt i nd at! pon‘t forget the closing out » f xe 2 ‘ at they Col. Frank ¢ 4, president of © creamery, 20 two miles from Granite Malls; t any time. John Weedin, the patr iam ahd ¢ hings at Stever ci e ‘ ore th her place tn, the Renton Str Railway Co,, nar Cheese—Native Washington, 180. and embraces an area of #ever 3 driver, has turned t r | & Steve I treet rowly escaped a bad quarter of an, Rese : Strictly fresh ranch, 16@ | acres, and on account ot ite ye der on the t aseball fi ‘ ha om ates eae hour this morning an eauttry — Chickens, live, 12@186 : F ehapiee tor t CHICAGO,’ Pune I-A dispatch | e008 men. Tyere has been an otos . Paine wearts of gray in hie | Dod houltere darkere iseidye | PU The pr from Watacka, this atate, says that |On the part of some the men _ beard, ely-pointed nose and | onickens 124@ls%e; ducks, 13914Ke | AN? nd in ite . —— x-Counctiman Bert Magee is under) fa) ome Tae the ffort» have " 4 company’s outer office. “Want to 8e/" Live stock Cows, 4%c; steers, | 1° be built ¢ ne y ne | dered hie wife, his six-year-old 4 ' am, ie making all S : The young-man clerk gave the lean | go: hogs, bebe , rom the , ’ her-in-law, on the w yy - Re { . man the conventional lance com- | yy: boas bette Hoge, Be; tarnbe| *°Rt tt vain unt eir|ing of May 28. Suspicionable facts . q ‘ AT CUT PRICES ~ monly bestowed by hotel-watters on | y9¢ cure is permanent it in maid that in the case are that the bodies of the . _— ts who take ice in their claret ——_—__— | Be better setege for those ; f UN | ie time were consumed in t in,” he repiied. “And say! this fortunates can be conceive encape |. ‘ 4 . . ts the fith time you've been here this JOHN CORT ON for them will be well nigh tmpos- |fre which destroyed the Magee home City Hall in Commotion, sporenag. ireat yeu atresia you's nible an stret h of water six ities 1 that Magee is benficiary to a § Fritch Stalck, who sald he roomed become an annoyance? | in length separates the island from 600 insurance policy on bis wife’#| pone ame tended winnte eal ‘The lean man sneered, and as he the shore on one side, and three yy nom ‘ ! opened the door and came into the} wee Dr, Alexander De Soto, superin Dr, Cumyow’s Chinese Root cures | @Ppeared at the city hall this morn room. tendent of the Wayside Mission hoe | pheunatian Office, Lyon house, |!0e, with a well developed ri “Morning,” spat the lean man Joho Cort, manager of the Grand) pital morn tohed 218% Columbia treet, between see ing about t “I want my money back.” He) opera house, accompanted by Mre.| party of eight patier charge of ond avenue and Third avenue; office minutes he fir held out & partly-uned book of green | Cort, departed for the East this| Mr. nos, secretary aelor Lg pg h BL fl ma rk nen Be car tiekets-—the kind that entitle You | morning He will make a short Property, and tnmodiately A to give your seat to lady on the their arrival they w begin to clea » battleship, Steamer Athio The official courteously asked what | Hees, and then proceed to New York ¢ broken for the purposes of) Launches for charter Scherteer a 2 the trouble was. The lean man /| for a brief vacation. ¢ ing, and « house wa be bullt. | rom, Madrona park. Tel. West 391 sald Mr. Cort has had a & year, Me| In the party were Oliver Haslett and Bh men sincnesstacanes HAR R Trouble? Trouble? Oomph! Say.| pus his theater tm the aheoreest space) 2. Willtinson, two of them: FaDperMID TANG 3 en ton Nee r “4 tortouns fe wh yn gh ewe att of time in which @ theater has ever| under the her gets on my car been erected in this part of the side M 1 ave. and Columbia, Tel. Main, 198 tion “long the line country, he has created and perfect.| ater 7 bee a ee n+ ing ed the Northwestern Managers ver} rg hy Needs QWA00000000 0000090090008 WM: Peace: and lovely tf soctation and allied it with the thea. | 4 two abreast to the ation tha r . aboard. Then the racket begine.| trical trust, and has spent the rest of thelr blankets and kit t a cutlery Vash Shirt ‘ou men: aske *! of his playhouse e o valuable piece ¢ q n hey dor oe ‘ oMiclal, who was becoming interest-/ He will return to Seattle in time | Sa compounding of your preacrip- g sts “s ar $5.38 ed; “what do they dot : bfor the reopening of the theater on tions with clean, fresh and $ W aists 3) p £ rhat do they do at do they| July 29. In the meantime the play pure drugs nd summer skir © } 1 oe be 2 posts; headboar ee Do?" snapped the lean man. * | house will be in the hands of the siehais tbh he te. Gn $ vinmer skirts, Large as- §| Sg yyy F v's Bagg A “ zn card te ste teat Mae see here! rm t you’ | painters and decorators. | $ They are pu up by $ portment. 3} footboard 5 tect © inc Se eee oven wire ! SHOW you what they dc - graduate pharmacists, our spring; comfortable wool top mattres rice for the week, com- | Understand? You A The cash grocer sella aro prices are reasonable, and we back if you are oe plete with mattress and sp be | nen eoenet hie Jaen, aR certes only for « - = van deliver to any part of the city Butcher Knives Westberg & Childs “ ee e are save you money on every art asleep in th’ dee-cco-ce-p, #0 be-| cle you buyin t rocery — Ng ON . vt you buy « oO a ak lilo weast line, "This ls our fourth year ARNSWORTH’S 3 sac acaaeg:t Mes THe, #00 1312 Second Ave. FREDERICK & NELS ed the Colonel. “This ts no song For Late June Brida erietiy cam. Call and od eck Knives $ InsTALL MENTS ‘ factory—this is a business office. | Presents pee Adama, the Cash (Gc ex = PHARMACY wrehd Weulete 3 Home Furnishers. Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison Are you crazy?’ | and save from 10 to 2 ee : “The next disturbance on the pro- V V cent. on your grocery b 2 904 § aA . Oooo osoooooroorooOOOOO POS POO POPOeorPOoosooreey ‘ % Continued the lean man iee| HAVE JUST Al 3° . econd Avenue ee So eeeely, eters. ADAMS’ BEST yeenn soma or “AMUSEMENTS. Np More Dread ot the Dental Cap ne like this—note the exquisite “= J 2N mL & b | one Galan 2 tee Seeman” See tl ceaseasessavsssssssecess ff Spelger & Hurlbut, RAND OPERA HOUSE has no equal. It i# made from the heat selected hard whent of Washington and manu make with my nose, and the alto, which proceeds from my larynx “WELL, I'd leave my happy home — MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 26 4 New York Dental Parlarg Eighth Annual Musical and Dram 1215-1217 Second Ave. If Your Oealer : 1 4 tured by the best mil | — atic Entertainment Fi ‘OU!—0-0- -0- )-0-0- ur ¥ rst i LL ae ee Ooo have our guarantee on every | Made from my special tm- By the Pupils of Elisabeth Jay Richardson | 614 Ave. “Contueea rl _ mack that it will give you the Does Not Kee portation of Texas Pecans 0 t bedlbseee | Opposite Penn Mutual Lite eaaaes veal” seared the o@ | best ef satisfaction. Our p | and Mexican sugar. A genu- General admission, 25 cents; chil-| seth extracted and 4 ¢lal, now thoroughly incensed; “It a ye Pe | te Gxtkere asieaty: Berges Page nts Bale of| without ‘pain by cur teas you do that again—" } ADAMS’ agen FEE bb 7 bi aed seats opens June py ee 4 “Then,” resumed the lean man, | S ADAMS’ COFFEES . i | , caaitio nat ‘hove with « ‘pallid smile on his hatchet HIS Store 7; Spplianess ‘sod. tngresionte "te" face, the wonrane female section up he ong THE BEST HIRD AVENUE THEATER, | poi croty gold cows sat place about four feet tn front ad are roasted in Beat | crowes, pec from } ef tae nat Noe of Tenuta’ ona tee mous for! wn roasters, ard WM Momel, Manager Seeiieand warranted. tor ae ’ alto girl stows the ‘Happy Home’ } teed to pleas yo | crowns and teeth without oe 4 business and chimes tn. Next we are | being the | Seattle's only popular-priced theater | Stings sng ail ote Saheta Fegaled with « yocal selection from | ‘The Holy City,’ after which you'll! get all that's a-comin’ to you (If you| happen to be aboard that car), and, | incidentally, Mr. Man, a darn sight/ more before I'M through, if this| ‘Muisance isn't abated, Savvy? Un- most up- to date in that linein} Liclehehehehchahehhelatshelchehahahehelehalel CUT RATES On and after July let this Gold Crowns, $5; Full Set Tester Only Theater Open in the City | $5; Bridgework, $5; Gold | 54 Seer, Fillings. 60s. blend at > Combinatio all extra va Seattle. It} F. A. mend me m ERR EERE EERE EEE EE EEE EERE EERE EE EEE Patent | . | Got to be cteped Tater the este] fs full of |e SS ont Ateae, of faa to” $1.00 per thousans NO PLATES 4 one that’s gore, and you believe itt | sugge sti-|[ ', have no equals in the Pa 1% Sad ae diatineven © De * mime my money back for these| cife Northwest Give our 4 tickets, an’ I'll move into town: or| Pons in cut coffee atrial } i and illuminating ery Evening This Week else, put @ special policeman on that | Adame’ Leader Corn, 2 i ear with 4 rounds of ball cartridges | cans, 7%¢ can. # Glass and at 8:60 The rate will be $1.80 per thousand with a discount of | An Enchantress Dis- } closing Pleasures h ie oO 4 + by femaies and to take no prisoners | PE oh AN at. special cash prices eid’on or before the. tenth Now which? Dark Colored Peaches, 10 Ibs See oe nonall om | “I'll have this investigated.” whis- for 8c lof home, raised the curtain and h for wide the bills - ~4 The _Svinams | Seanese work that should not prove Fancy Evaporated Peachces showed a happy maiden revelling ir | Drop us a portal card and we will Play in Five Acts satislactory wilt be ae | pered the official, and fied into me private room. ‘ ount of 20 cents per 4 is offered to con tm consideration of thelr paying their bills at the | will relieve the smart and pre- Pes: va vent disaster—good for freckles ye second day's meeting of the Washington State Medical society is |49d blotches; keeps the hands| at Tie Ib. the exqu music of @ dreamy y 2. ae fy capenh nan es 1 you @ S-pound sample sack, | Straus waits or a Balte love-sonw Y cont gn Me men - A oe a ty Adams Grocery Co. h to prove every claim made |", Chickering & Pinata a. bill will not entitle AVY CROCKETT 2 was like a glimpse of paradine, wit * be | MEDICAL MEN go1 2d Ave., Cor. Marion, 1428 Second Ave. Tel. Mais 492 that Capital Patent Flour ts the best | ll ite accompanying sounds. Y uniens bill = Burke Buildin 7 Bet. Union ane Pie joan make a Chickering plano talk as t RL aid | fancy flour on the market It expresses the emotions better than " ee ov e} | | any plane wade ¥ check, through the mais, |Sunburnt? “Calla Cream’ dhicithdhaty | "We also have & large assortment at be in thie office on the Excellent cast, new scen- Jot the celebrated Kim Pease, we ery, new wardrobe, pathos, comedy and realism. Prices—20c, 30c, 4c and Sc, Bos FERRER REESE EERE EERE EE ERE EERE REE E RH Don’t Spoil Capital Milling sti rast te Baia toda office as poon as due, thus seats $1 ew ii en ing hei y in the Elks’ hall. | soft and white j saving the expense of sending ¥/ Seats S00 N Y iq D tal Pariars where the time ie being taken up in |5 ? 4 t l out collectors. reading and discussing a number of| 25¢ @ bottle and worth more. our ee SEATT f Parties desiring to avoid F¢ SEARCHLIGHT {4 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE. Ma topics interesting to the medical pro- | . “% Second Avenue the annoyance of looking af- = 1305% Second Ave. Eecood fogt, Moward (pulling: soem u feesion. aL a | Calla Cream is sold only here, while you are in the north. It ter their bitle can have & pre- i ADMISSION 100. wal ate ‘omorrow, the last day, will | > a inn thar paid meter put in and pay for >atrol, * Ma weed principally for social festuree, | hough. ne ba Saehy Gene by of their gas as used, at the rate ¥| Showing Turkish Patrol, snowball: the election of officers and the ne. “ee | {ii-fitting footwear. Won't of $1.60 per thousand. 7 | melund bathe of Milan, viindsan | lection of the date and place for the | Patent medicines at cut | you call and itnepect our DR. C. A. GAY The mintmum charge wil! be x buff, the Gal Bext meeting. pr | Vines that are cepectaliy de Se per meter per month on others. Admission 10c. El oe oR | Prescriptions filled quickty | Mf signed for use in that coun. [| Big ER ta plain meters and Se per ¥ | | # The FAMOUS CHICO a, MARKETS (ee futmee AND CAFE. 208 Second Avenue meters set |} STRAWBERRIES | and not be too heavy. ate: esky ey Swe tgmemmen Corner Mar be * i a n oO Ss) Finest Flavor rd 4 ie } . ad rer Your bee Cream |} TERTH Extract 0 FREE atte Gas & Electric (0, 2 For Table AH apllianiadiniien ady Fingers, Maca omitively without eSB Pain, z carry the most complete as " 3 es Cakes and ¢ We have engaged the entire “il - This morning buyers were waiting plain and fancy cak POOSOOOOOOOS EERE EEEEE EERE EERE EERE | 5. bs lin and sell on easier terms crop for the season. There ts a for the arrival of the fruit from - —— ~ and at lower prices than any other nothing like them in this Callfornia on the Walla Walla. On house in the city, Terms as low as market. that account, business was dull in 113 Seconda Ave. Try a basket and you will 107 First Avenue phe ae AT Telephone, Main 787. Bon Marche block. Tel. Green % 6 Per Mc ynth ee Ee be Plsese. Y unchanged, | E. cor. Pike St. and Second Ave, - W. S. MAYFIELD reroainin, tod Fon. me * ie yomess lly as quoted yes- Pianos from $200 up. FAMILY GROCER ever, dropped to $1.50, wood variet * stand at 2 cents. Cherries are very scarce, and selling for $1.50. i$ eet JOBBING QUOTATIONS, ) (CORRECTED DAILY.) ag Green Fruit. be PO omy Ah mea ocrred a ; mes, ; ort ron «pit |} cos Pike St. ‘Tel. Main 998. SHERMAN, GLAY & CO. Tl Second Ave. —— OUR PICNIC e ; +74 SOC oooeeooosooooos 3 ° ° 3 BEVER ie We Havea Ps 3 i New Style 4 “a per case: cook! »ph ry + Tr ; cating apples, Maepene. te i THAT YOUR PHYSICIAN WILL aaa e Coqurenres Fibre ¢ 115 JACKSON STREET nut encia, oranges, f8e : te OF _ m S 4 Fixing Bath : Horchased 68 itrnet Ge sv bpd pencageseh, 156@ \$ $| BEVERAGE MADD OF CARE e a @) nish any quantity at reasonable fos; cherries, 75 sie @ FULLY SLECTED MALT AND d E d 7 t e e , % 1 co » “4 bh mat i pooweberrion, 4c per it; cise | One of the most notable features of this great Re- $ MADE BY PHOPLE Wio KNow an mbroideries Washingtin Deatal ant Rises , lew tan plums, $1.00 ‘ moval Sale is the wonderful number of $| BOW >Re } ¢ Photographic Supply Ca > Be | Vegotabdios 3 R: Py i B il Do you care for pretty laces? Of course you do. Do you ob- @ 211 Columbia Street, Seattle @ | SOLIDI al PH nag, nto ig | 2c] R Cook S v 3 uxainier beer ject to buying them here for much less than usual? Of course |/@ PT F-taiatalaiatateialaialaioisiaieiaiabsiaisals’ meh Seeks let a Stee mnere, | —_ fave s, Re- 3 Ties 18 someTHING AnovT hot. ‘Phen today’s news of thie gale will Interest you Pine, | C@***COOCCOCoooooeS f 300 u 5 rur ay) gaatie > IT THAT QUENCHES YOUR fresh, perfect gooda—now patterns bel G dd B y : OTTER, LIVELIER J CAMBRIC EMBROIDERI § 5, 6 and 9-inch Gre: a met Spanish | Chit ‘Cooking Ute ens sil $|SETTER, LIVELIER AND it CAS ene he abt taints Cream an * in Butter +: tent aut, @ S| HeALTHIER. YOU WILL LIKE : ie Yo vend, ter : ce aak” Soa” oem x * hin sehdlten seus ‘ THE FLAVOR AND THE F Usual price 100 @ yard, forte $ worth Se and lec a yara” * bh Churnea = Fancy Ke iy ceoman anal | We have sold since the opening Monday morning. ; 18 GOOD FOR You. Usual price so and 18 +a oath te apnabs scm + Creamery, per pound, st om bal fancy ie, Impc PARA yard, for 100 § Venine, Arabia 4 Black * Ibs for 45c. * ver ease, | $1.00; date to per ibi|¢ Se LRRELIEZSARRAZEARZZZEZE, $| pwo dozen half-pint bottion de- [J Usual pri a yard for 100) "Mike Gailoona ad Insertions % Bpecial price, tn 61D tate e@ dishes, 100 per dox “ Z\ivered to any part of the city, $1. VALI NES LACES ; at 0c, lbe, 18c, 5c, 8 * — = Rh Be We Are Not a Bit Surprised § | Sompnene Relaer I] werih'the and'ate'n donen,. § wynite tt Dias Eien, prone 5. MATER BOC col Mi; Bow » » $2.0 5; | ” 7 Be vhite All Over Lace etty re Sew onions Iie, wwuiterers soste, Prices on many things are down to half, on ee" plished asso gk asin! || ERO ERR ana Rag a figures and a pen ase, , ae P- cv sunetinn ERS us g , parsnips, $1.60. e , iner ones f ta , $1.28 anc : * LS oe Bravteeae others a quarter and so on, So it's no wonder that $/* wy BUY Sil ‘writes inti Tucking at 500, ABA B BOBO O UR UE REIEE Fresh meat—Co: ee > . 2 0 ic ou | Ibe, 186 and Me § 65c, T5o ar . te eees SES aioe gment—Com beet, ac 1»: |8 the intelligent housekeeper takes advantage of this §|* love eM: BP. guts arierp acacie won } Fino Swiss ‘Tucking with Val- wa @, 907 ewes, Sige; pork, siren ba grand saving. t Your *| CHON LACES AND IN- } i mnnew, Insertion, at $1.10 a +e Albert Hansell Ib; veal, large, 9c; small, to%c. Me CRE woe 4 | SERTIONS. 1,25, $1.89, and , a 7 yer rE eetta ee: fa omall, SOc. SPEAR EROS ROI CS ~ 3* Cook op i a } motes We Have the Best |? 2 . hams, small, 13@13 breakfast 3|* | for ; to} m and Black Liberty Bik 1 edeet oS $1.40 The largest jewelry house tm bacon, M@ld%e: dry, salted clear 3/* COAL + Worth ie a yard ‘for ioc $ and Satin Ribbon Juby Sauer ee Northwest. backs, Ge Niles, 10¢ Sim ‘wash cone): nipien tee new 3) Worth ato and yard, Trimming, at 180, 260 and . 8 quart 33.30 Sees eeeeseeeeseee utter, ch Eggs and Poultry ak 4 mine of the Issaquah Coal Co, or " ca 89 Larger sizes in proportion, $ Remington Typewriters z utter ashington Creamertes, : two miles above Gilman. It om Danae pound AB mtg pin $|* inthe beat, cloancat and the * Fa he a SS S| GEO. H. WOODHOUSE co. The standard of excellence, 4 Rn 3 78-84 Yesler Way. $|% cheapest con} in the world. % MaMiscthe ant Recher Tithe ee Meant (409 SECOND AVE 3 E. Cc. NILES¢ a are pay ashing ull The Largest Stove Housein the Northweat : : ¥ Boner Shae oF fee“ wen ew ey and British Columbia. Institute Kilbourne A ey Take ee ? General Dealer, o *. astern ew York, say Ore Fre tc ” ver chert, os 7 U@ibe; Wise eo Met TI TTT TIT TT Iii iti iiitiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiitiiiii tt yy SORE M MME RBM ED «vx ciINSTITUTE ; nee ‘Main 24k Beattie, Woah, Gt Ganda wes stare ber ene eee {Se pt Se :

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