The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1901, Page 4

STREET f CELEBRATION sarations for the Big Event on Fourth of July. Plans f of the G taking tangi? ‘agement of the dag on them. It i the four blocks of Pnterested will b D Biveltest. demo 7 I birthday rt Mayor Humes giving perm Dietrect speaking. It is ex - Moore will read th fie pendence, whi “macension's the fire fore for ment. 18 hours of » Gave Liberally “Heretot Pike DBave given liberally to ren . © Brations,” said a merchant there ming, “and we were & ef a run for o when we general celedration ipiate of our own indicate a recor tion. tt wi! @nd morni m in the sport pr Night wit! 9 Dinse of jored incandesce: De strung before th Three hundred Jap have been ordered aE the national cot The Edmunds was broken .. All store propr into last nigh n cash # asked to hang flags tr oe |e ‘ Bunting ts to ed 4 Butt ath Seattle will « 4 erin —wen. Pulvier, J. Dick Macey. Decorations—T. H. Mo Wault, W_ Puli: Fireworks — 1. Mr. Macey,} . Graves. | Porry, J. De| In Hotels. > WADED AA10 8088 lowing are among the late ar. i at the Di , school teacher, David Entwistle, lumberman. it. At the Rainier-Gran4: A. L. Davis ‘Bd wife, Mise Lillian and Margaret! SE Pavis, tourists from Princeton, 11. A. G. Pritchard and wif, Tacoma: | Geo. N. Worters and w: of Ex H. Rhodes, V. ver B.C. eg | At the Stevens: Wm. McCush and Wife, Whatcom; Fred Johnson d ; G. A. Brown, Everett; Dickinson, Coupeville; J. C. Foster, Za Conner; Henry Friday, Everett. || At the Brunswick: W. M. Ross, | Ziverett; Ted &. Hall and wife, Now Dr. Munn, | Marysvit R. Smith, An- | rw Wilson and wife, Whatcom; J. ih and daughter, Roche Har- Spokane; J.| F. L. Forma, Ana- >. Clark and wife, Port- A. Thornpson, boiler inspec- Ww. Victoria, B.C. E. king of Minneap by H. EF. Hoer and ‘wits Hobisrqutinger and E. of ala, tourists on their wa Beross the continen Backus, Rock; 8. FE. ; Judge John ¢ ; Harry G. Ross, Mise Ross and 'Wellham, Vitoria; Jone C: q Portland; Robert A. Hul rerett. je At the Northern: F.G. w Ta Goma; Mrs. J. J. Hughes, Port’ A § Harry E. Haas, Albany, Or [. @. Crouch, Tacoma; George W ine, Spokane; W. Harrieon, El burg; John W. Koch, Scranton aT COURTHOUSE. | | | : fon against the North A | q portation Co., to recover $1,700. | ih alleges that the officers of the Mtesmer Ronnoke retured to accept | F tieket of transportation from | 01 ie to Seattle. and in consequence nd was injured in the stated sum. A case entitled Thomas } Te Bague, came to a cic day in the # r ¢ ne| ane nought to re-| for the loss of imber of his sheep, alieged to have wn killed by the dog: f th fendant« | fome interest attaches to « ié n Bhe fact that the family of Manse Phe piaintitrs S Which V Gered by Chas. Nordstrom, belong-| ed. The sult was commenced nea Ay 14 years ago, and Willie Mason| Was a witness in the case. FEDERAL court. The trial of Wm, Wilson and 1 P. Hodson, charged with smug: Bbout 600 ‘pounds of British Columbia to this city on May | 1, was finishea sterday after oon and went to tho jury today.| It had been on trial »: last Fr{-|° Gay. Hodson was alleged to be t Teader of a dangerous gang of 61 Blers whom the United States oj ials have been trying to break for months, The prosecution been hampered with many dime Yen since the beginning of the trial One of ita witn Ty il, and was unable to tell any Shing but a broken story; another Witness, 2 mont important one, wan Quarantined on account of smallpox £RS (could not give hin evidence at I; tw witnesses, mother and were under great strain in use Of sorrow over lo of @ near relative, and plum mI 20 e | anys at Rastman’s new studio, 211% a scart tana 2 THREE SHIPS « granted 1 wnsley! Nome City for Nome~Al-ki for ae > Skagway —Excelsior for Valdes. fi ais Y . of b dined A “ y f the t ¥ t J t at eat F t A ' Cons \ . .. b Ra was ® Much to} y 20 pas y fine but w hut TY the at tain ® v ANDERSON CONVICTED e Ladies E. church at So he ff ng permits ha with Mrs. Neese Thursday issued in the office of ‘ r: To Mra. M Mr. Tho! Owens and Miss M./ a t-story frame dwelling Gilbert, formerly of South Seattle | en’ avenue te cast 95.000; to were married at Wallace Inst Mon- | Wijiams to alter houre at ¢ day North Broadway. t at $1.4 RBA E: Clarence D. Hillman. f Pleckner and bride arrived from thelr wedding t WA DAAE VEDAS ‘alifornia and will tle thetr bh he well k Silk Waisis Wash Waists Wash Skirts Petticoats On Easy Weekly Pe yments at “t | Westberg & Childs ; 1312 Second Ave. : a etechtehetth hehehehe To battleship Steamer “Athlon, ‘The best $3.00 cabinet photograph for $1.28 per dosen for the next ten Pike street /T00 LATE T0 CLASSIFY AUCTION sale of mortgaged furn: ture, moved from 2715 Hecond ave nue Martin: & rooms for convenien. hap Fox's auction AMUSEMENTS. ovenes ta a. m., consist! the following RAND OPERA yaeyconeiting of che Set desk: ladies’ writing deck, "parlor ==10USE== yockire Gnd chaiee, ns. velvet couches, hall tre JOHN CORT. MANAGER myrnn Tagm arte - eh te Reina beactifal 5 beo stands tures, fine parlor One Night Only THURSDAY, JUNE 27 PALOMA s | ita ag AVENUE THEATER i, Maas, Seattle's Only P TON IGHT LAST TIME WEDNESDAY riday, June at 1828 Third ave. Joe | } | © Theater 30, 40 and §0 eater Open in the Ci Elaborate production of Mel . «sll SILVER KING to of order GEO. H. WOODHOUSE Co. | echbebiek ing Th ursday Evening 1409 SECOND AVE Gillette's Comedy To the Members of the Bar of King County, State of Washington notified that a meeting of the mem an usua | bers of the bar of King ¢ paar A. Btate of Washington, will be hid SEARCHLIGHT he city of Seattle, wald ata 1305% Second Av room occupied by the J ADMISSION 106 England, baths of Milan, blindiaan's ot J buff, the Galveston disaster and o'el others. Admiasion 16 | pe said ce y to be rece We Don’t Boast j= This not a. ss given in pursuance [ffl Dut you will find that we have ARTHUR ¥. GRIFFIN icewory. ff STAR PAINT CO. J. TALLMAN Fi ndges of the Sabianton "ter “hae 300-302 Pike, cor. 31 20099 0000000000 009000000 Seattle Transfer Co, Frelght, Passenger and Baggage 3 | STORAGE Tei, Mala 4-46, Oleg ©23 First av, | POOOOSO1 OOOO O90OSO0004 Wall Paper STOLTING’S | 616 ard ave: next Firat M. Hi. church | COVIGBWBGID™ DOG WIS SV artistic designs from 100 | THE OF Ri A. Encampment. MARINE NEWS. SEATTLE RECEPTION EaeeaeE Harbors Committee ors and Hold Session, will Alaska. “Do” SUT RATES “ We Sa e You 5 to 50 Per Cent Ault and Tollet STAT, Passed Examinations. The t ing papers in the nerien t © examinat h _ SOMERS HAVE Hist ARRIVED , HIS Store isnow fa-| mous for| being the] most up- to date in| $10, STYLISH SUMMER SUITS One Pr $12.50, $1. , One Method that linetn Seattle. It} is full of uggesti- ons in cut Glass and Silver. M. A. GOLDMAN Cor. Marion, silding. 1 Ave., Burke B STRAWBERRIES or Preserving ve ongnaed the entire the season. ‘There ke the th Try a basket and you wil need no further convimeing W. 5S) MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER Pike Mt you loath to For Table |'"6 Bargains tn second hand pianos polishing PERSONAL MENTI ‘The Woman Who Thinks al ear brin The FAMOUS CHICO } | chckering plano, or any» eave with Toning, repairing and by skilled workmen. D. S. Johnston (0, ON. eit al tr ut p 03 Second Avenue Burke Bi dhn & Cohn 115 JACKSON STREET aned all street EVERY OTHER : BEVERAGE : |: excels that Rainier Beer neve satisfactory. Put afew bot ha EAST : Good Buy in Butter se ~ : etn > tote, MATHESON BROA ROCERS Ver, Mate O03 INDIA TEA CO. 222 Pike St 1 car cable from Seattle E. Co. We can fur- nish any quantity at reasonable prices, { our coffee 9 assort- akes. free CUT RATES On and after July ist th FCRIII IORI ROCIO I III ally T tle. n Build: Mer Seattle Gas & Electric C0, Opposite Pei The popular and s Shoe for Men. $3.50 For $5.00 worth of satisfaction, 614 First Av painiensly « ootaliate. Gold Crown: tylish shoe TREEN SHOE (0. 107 First Avenue | No More Dread of the Dental Chair New York Dental Parlors , $5; Full Sot Teots Frederick & Melson—Fine Furniture MORRIS CHAIRS GIV COMFORT Morris chair made of pol- inhed « k or bireh mah " f ea e boxing Regular p ’ nnn nnn FREDERICK & HELSOK, Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and M. Home Furnishers. ’ ; : 1 { ‘ J ‘ : Fireworks Free to Boys and Girls THE STAR WILL AND FIRECRACK or AND Cot GIVE Z AWAY FIRE WORES For every new subscriber to the Star you bring in, together with 25 cents the price for one month, you 4 get 25 cents’ worth of fireworks. If you get two new a subscribers you get @ cents’ worth, ete. If you get fou ma subscribers you et $1 worth of fireworks. You t as many subscribers as you can and you elvq 25 conte’ worth of fireworks for each one, prictNot the Star is 25 cents a month. All sub: scriptions, with which fireworks are given, must be paid in advance, and must be re ed at this office on or before July 4th. FREE Just a little effort and you can have a big lot of fireworks to celebrate the glo- rious Fourth with. Come to the Star office, 1107 Third avenue, right away, and s janks so you can begin work at once. Remember that this liberal offer is for new sbscrib- ers only, amd anyone who stops the paper between now and the Fourth of July and takes it again, will not be counted a new one The Star will pay the freight on all packages to be sent out of town. If you live in the country or in « of Seattle, your package of firecrackers ed free at the nearest railway station. See What the Splendid Packages Contain! THE 25c PACKAGE CONTAINS: 1 bunoh of dynamite ( firecrackers (tuarantesd to be the best 10c fires crackers) ant cannon meteor rocket. Roman candles, Chinese bomb. colored sky roctret, package of punk. whist. bomb. THE 500 PACKAGE CONTAINS: 1 bunch of dynamite { 1 Chinese bomb, firecrackers (guaranteed ¢ 1 pin-wheel to be the best 100 fire- § 3 Roman candles (es- crackers) 2 a) 1 box of cannon orack- ¢ sky rockets. ers (10 fn @ box). 1 flower pot. 1 giant salute. 1 ngle wheel. 2 large cannon crack- iy SON (6 FEET ere. ROUND). 1 colored fire. 1 ‘packeas of punk. Any two 25 on, r girl who gets two subscribers may take t packages or one 60 cent package, and 60 As fast as you bring in the subscribers, we will give you an order for the goods on : : : : x : $ : 4 : * » * 3 3 * > : * : : rf ¢ Out-Door Athiciic Goods ; : ; RHODES BROTHERS 4 : * > TIE month @ o* 3 : TIE to receive bill wil ; | NUE ¢ Baseball Supplies. Golf Supplies. 3) % {o recetve bill wit m | 331 SECOND AVE! S Wrervthing We are ag for several %|% !* actually paid on or before ¥| Sign of the “Big Coffee Pot” — Heaquarters & professional us tm of ciuh t/t eG o themalis, for Fireworks * Lawn Tennis Wood Clubs Paki bee | aatinfactory will be attended to tree | city on or before the Fourth, slupis, aaa te te * ve be a $2.00. 4 . conte por Of Gharge in our reat office. money with the names and addresses of the subscri ‘ z is aes Fi Et 1 : a He it nd 1# offered | to con. ; ers, and you will | f free by freight © iguhe tema th coke tee ilerm * Wenley, | eles tnees | thelr paying thelr bills at th ra Beate what railway package # complete stock ft bar gang x The Star guarantees these flreworks to be fust ; ) x | catenins +] good as can be bought anywhere, : $ Partice destring * 4 . T > ‘ &/T tne annoyance of loc | * a . - * . ed] ? Going Northrup & Co. £)5 sein ns | 7 | | ¥ : ; ; ; hg | | ¥ 803 FIRST AVENUE aes periecemets a, El PPrrrreee eee cieneeeepeeenreeeeeneeeeseeeyeeses i te 5 mets sa : zt New York Dental Parlors @et. Spring and H KEELEY te-The only Keeley Inatiute’ in Wash tf. cr eee $4 FAST AVE. SEATTLL Seneca Streete. if ve. ‘ British Colum ourne Av bf bg 5 3 ; : ¥ : 4 x SIU Sons Collars CASCADE IO AAS PATA IAA KEEP COOL BRUNNER Telephone Main 1060, Rubber } finished on our new Edge Ironer it a pleasure, AUNDRY COMP’Y BEER ON CIDER ON & CO. 502 Pike Street. ICE Ich Lee aeeenees w carry the most complete rtment and sell on easier terma| and at lower prices than any other | house in the city ma as low as $6 Per Month Pianos from $200 up. ‘SHERMAN, OLAY & 00) TAL Second Ava. POooeroooes We Have a New Style Compres fixing Bat and See Washington Dental an: Call Photographic Supply Cy 211 Columbia Street, sed Fi POSeooeOoOOOe ibre h It i Beattie, POSSI O ES HS errs New Furniture Salesroom NO MORE GROWDING jicv.ciereteS ee tostwe where you will find the largest ee stock of house hold goods on Pike Street, OGD 507 PIKE e: SHOPOCHPOREBIOO SOO MORAN BROS CO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boller Makers. Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumbar. oo °.