The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1901, Page 3

SATURDAY, JULY 18 1901, CONSIDINE BROTHERS =" t matlara| and Wh Bondsmen Qualify and the Accused Released From the cag 2 Custody of the Sheriff—Not Much Trouble Ceri 8. ma vespere & re) ang Getting Bail. : Dice ee ee Rev... X ast night they were secure * SPECIAL MEETING ‘ $20,000) A 2 1 y A : ‘ 1 “ 1 A A ° Prot 4 Monta Ma . $87,000 ! A r ne tr by Prof. I E $ 2.500 Tail an going bal ) rely y n lity in the sum | John nd w ago has pled \ < of e, 840,000 bonds P ites bad be procured. At a late hour Total $12,600/ the city treas a fé 4 1 ab | Puget sound people, and particu-| Her electric lighting system elt ~ Only Two Such Seasons Since the | 1.0). "those of Everett, have an es ni nd tns beat at night pre . sents @ fine appearance interest In the steamship 3 5 Year 1890. sete the Interior Furnishings. most fit for the use of boat forward The area of high berometer is now d harbors committee | whe Since, with 8 Soaring over Puget »ound and has oon i asad eae nd white tile e Deen pendant there since about July a, ice Genk as tae aeeitlom. 3 ‘ ro vunrda a 2 ctrouisr seats . 1. Three timer I ~ tt}um The nd cireuler os co has sailed over above Montana, but SP y~ thie Fe ft has Invariably returned the pext {hroughout Dy. the oe er te e day to sit on Mt. Olympus and glori- | Pyderick, & oO ’ “= af. fy Weate tay the| _Wnes the Majestic erger we . ué ; ° kind of weather that Go gh peek , ™ J e Prophet Salisbury calls ae Ot eae eats marine} balr plust ] we ~ fair—fine.” He says that pot Be Bia. Fer + ; . d mass a kind gf Weather that usually ive tables J ler. ° tingullnes the Puget sound country ow waite Gen . : . 9 in the summer from the torrid sum. Pertur . cate blue and the elec ohite —s mers of the perspiring East, and that |“ x " 7; pow, though backward this yemp..{¢ | ay 7 has come to remain. The weather, a tit fair and foul, of Western - ot ton, comes from the Pacific ocean. } bide When there is no precipitation and| re le Si. No evaporation on the sea the weath- bi = er is fair or better here. | All Kinds of Theories. Only since 1890 has the twiee One of these times w and the second in 1899. ts no way of accounting for it that is acceptable to weather stud. / ents. Some theories ascribed it to| Superfiulty of spots on the sun, of which there been many when | which ry at yut fn many all but his own glory, brea! Spots of envy at Saturn's rings, Very little influence on atmo- spheric conditions of the earth !s Attributed to Sol's w: She has only one-half- Of the heat of the to look upon, and it was only = few years ago, though he had often ap. Proached her carefully with a tele- that she! Lana was! at that time unchaperoned hy the at tendartt stare and a great storm arose about ft in the heavens. and the wind blew and the clouds came and the rain fell and beat upon t sound. It reflects ape on Everett as a future ah point. about the firet of been more radiant and constant ever since. The bar ometer, the telescope and the In strument on the roof of the New York block, which measures the tears of the sky, Indicates that Sol will gontinue to beam and smile steadily henceforth 50,000,000 Busheis Wheat. R. F. Edgar, one of the leading wheat buyers of Manitoba, ix at th ht patterns 4 and the t Just What She Is in 178 ft and in She han “The Majesti 20 feet beam, knots speed of 15 lining ma eToOms | a neating first-| v nga of the aaloon. while in t tand one | neat pantry and linen clos cook's galley is astern The Majest to secure the prettiest, fin of the speedient How well they evinced in Butler during a short vacation on delight Cap w the coast Manitoba will give sional on as @ big wheat yield this year,” The Mi ic In of the type of pop int trip said, today, “but not so great as has ular steamers plying the Hudson | fr ingress, Ca been estimated. The prov will river. Her interfor furnishings am | Thompson, head of the company Probably produce between 45 and i complete to the last minute detail.!in chief command, Million bushels, which will sell at Between 55 and 60 cent. 5 - “The Canadian Pacific and Car ©@0¢¢eesoceoooesooooooos | dian Northern will handle the | Or. Thwing Declines, grain, drawing it East for the Amer- reconsider jean markets. Between 15,000 and 20,000 harvesters must be brought in from eastern Canada, a $10 fare be- effective from Toronto. Most of wheat will be sold as soon as 3 Sunday Themes. i Waging harvest closes. We look f0F 1°| westminster P y trouble in getting the grain hauled, Pony a the ratiroads having greatly incre: Rev. Hugh tleship Excursion 4 thetr equipment.” W M1 a. m., “iy oné new: fast steam f which the w 8 p.m, “Th te joba will sell this World.” of the province will ha Piha , made up for last years disaatrous| .,P1ymouth Congre iis steamer season. The yield of wheat in prov- G. Temple, inces outside of Manitoba will touch | 70, ,wervices Dy Re Steamer Cygene between parks 16,009,000 bus! | mem Ca ae every afternoon and evening j For bathing, Mrdrona Villa Raths St. Mark's Epiac J.P. D. Liwyd ps | “The Burning Bush. E Rev. Edwin Johnson ot Pa A CALL FOR wh ‘Trinity Parthh church, Rev. H. #4 Dr. A. F. Rechdolt's many friends |Pit [Pore Ant Si - fn Seattle are glad to learn that he) At 8 p.m. “The Min Ad oc REE: Te toan' conics tes ‘ : Adams Grocery ant and responsible position of su-|_ Firet Christian Church—Rev. 1. H 498 Second AY’, Tel, Mala 482 Perintendent of city school >| Lingenfelter, pastor. At 11 a. m Second 1 Gene. Or. The official notification | “Duty of the Strong to the Weak me to Dr. Bechdolt yesterds -|8P m., “The Beloved Discip | He has decided to hk 5 a +. sclded to leave | cence M. KF. Church—Rev. W. H tne eourae of & few weeks | Orne Mog OMe a men | ESTIMATES Dr. Bechdoit was for five years a| Mary Wilson will Rpeak; & p.m. | Furnish ei s, Papering member of the faculty af the Goi | there Will be s missionary entertain: | an A x first Yersity of Washington. from which | Cc, F. STOLTING last spring. He oceu-| Calvary Presbyterian Church as eyes: th and Fing-| ev. Donald Rom pastor. At 11 a, | Desmea avenue, near Maric pm A “LSS a LPN e contin ning subject etore hy with the Weaningtn | As nr, Churcn—ney. nur ® NOW Is the Time he was connected. with AUCH a.m, “Liberty rth. Dakota i p.m, “Advantages of B anor of Ying” | Obedience.” to Buy a wan superin . of schools at Mankato, | First M. E. Church Rev. EM. 1 Wan Minn. holding that position for fif-| Randall, pastor. Services at 11 a | teen years |m. and p.m. Rev. 1D. 8. Johnaon Ab ALE Vi —_-—— will preach Battery Street M. F H. D. Brown, pastor ‘That Your Faith Shou 4 of Man The import of Precious stone Yo Always Ready Sold at Manufacturers’ Prices. Seattle Gas & Electric Co, 214 CHERRY ST Against $1 imports du owe thete they were in ee from th country. troduced to raive the burning sands of t 9 Battieship Oregon, the bull dog of Seattle Transfer Co. Preight, Passenger and Baggage STORAGE Te. Main 41-40, OMe 623 First av, POOOOOOISOOOOSSEOEOOOOOD Land you directly on ship boats make the run in Fare—Round trip 56 cents _ ° Afth of & her 0 minutes. Launches for charter nee Bros. Schertzer| Hider 8. P \ventiste’ Christian Chureh Madrona park. Tel. West 391 FREE FOR TIME BEING: THE SEATTLE STAI FROM ALASKA MINES ~ Soda ‘Licious — r Is the Verdict of All Lady Maccabees. i t Ladies he Macca stern Expert can't be b Mid-Summer Clearance Prices realy Reduced GL HOLMES FURNITURE COMP'Y 1101 to 1105 Second Ave. NO MORE GROWDING jit cmptctedeiee tastes where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house hold goods on Pike Street. QGDE PIKE 507 ° tea * . « 4 R BU! 4 Our mid-summer sit You GRAND = * ff clearance sale on Wall $ Nour RIDGE 7 fala ee room * * 9 for fall goods. * _ COAL * — aa r . : ee = # STAR PAINT CO. a1 t * 300-302 Pike, cor, 34 . * : NC NR anna, rrrrrrrerr err) ngton Typewriters @ Th andard of excellence. . peonicest (Cahn & Coun Secsersessesescoes 115 JACKSON STREET Purchased al Yesler Way Pharmacy Way and Broadway, street car cable Corner ¥ from Seattle E. Co. We can tur- nish any quantity at reasonable prices. ‘Telephone, Main 42% Good Things to Eat In nm way that will tempt the most jaded palate. Cold mente of , all kinds in meat jelly; potato salad. PRUDHOMMEAUX 321 Pike Street rvice eyes NEED, because NEEDS. NO GUE Schuchard Optical Co. 1207 Second Avenue, Seattle, Next to Stone, Fisher & Lane's. SWORK HERE Wren veee carers Theaters. Warren recsseee es seneet ° ¢ : : ¢ enaiwe Melbourne MacDowell MISS ¥. ORENCE STONE At the Beattle Theater f “Fedora,” and it i# now a mere >< I] 'Fanov a Bt ie dt 1227 YESLER Wat "**2a'a” HIGH TIDE BAKING POWDER cans Fine Baking 25¢ Pound Cans EAST INDIA TEA CO. 222 Pike St Picnic Lunch Baske t i, GENERALLY MAKES PROVISI FOR THE THIRST AS WELL A He H LEMONA at ROTHER EA OF FFEE REQUIR} ¥ \L UTENSILS; THE ONE Y BEVERAGE Kainier Beer }, EFFERVESCENT wit OME AND THOROUGH y FLAVORED. EVERY E OF THE PARTY WILL LIKE RACH ONE W BE BENE FITED BY IT. THER NO rH ' BEVERAG HAT EQUA T hal{-pint bottles de. y part of the city, 8 Good Things To Eat A excellent dinner, in courses, included wine 74 Cents Wagner's Band Massa bara and James Popular 1 tb. 25 Conte :/ YUKON RIVER TRAVEL Companions | Moving Plotures You Will Be Entel Satisfied ERNST BROS MATZGER'S, 1207 Seoond Ay, ‘ Your F YES SHOULD NO FLIES 7 = sian (GE LINDAUER HIRSCH’S PHARMACY re =~ ptt ; Pike, "Phone M = STREET 322 PIKE Vivey Are Going 3.75 wrappers h I am now selling for $1.26. PRICHARD HARDWARE Mee _ GET A PAIR co. Chong & Co 1116 Second Ave. Permanently Cured the use of hydrozone to the seawed part W. W. HOUGHTON Jeweler OR. HT TURNER Hinckley Block. ; ; Money Saver on Call Trade Prices. Shirts, « josed front, 1c; ol oft shirt, Meg Hoe 1 jen City Steam 1 = a FOURTH i Near Pike St.. established 1890, MORAN BROS CO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers. Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber. ure of Liq Morphine, Optum or , E The only Institute In Washi ute Kilbourne Ave. i Beatties CAFE AND INSTITUTE _ t car. Office 20 Sullivan Builds | & Largest and GRILL 285, Seattle, Wash. G. T. Castle, : om. La von ROOM = IN CON- H Pian Hotel. NBCTION Collars finished on owr new Bdge | vent make it a pleasure. CASCADE LAUNDRY CO! DENTISTS Se kckohahchohoheholichahchahchaniohahohahahl OF WORLD RENOWN AS EXPERT WORKMEN ARE MAKING : : CROWNS 22 KARAT GUARANTEED aN . OUR PRICES ARE HAVE YOUR TEETH OUT IN THE THE LOWEST MORNING AND CONSISTENT WITH GO HOME FIRST-CLASS WITH NEW ONES WORK. THE We do Not Try to SAME DAY. Compete with Cheap Dente! Work ——=—— When Other Work Teeth Extracted Free Without Pain “'is oxteres! Do Not Be Mislead by Dentists of Less Experience, OUR METHA KNOWN and USED by the PARI Who ela DENTISTS ONLY who worked for you in time past at the NEW YORK » to use the same meth As All of our old, time tried SPECIA DENTAL NEW YORK The same doctors YRS are still thére, EASTERN SPECIALISTS With whom private dentists cn omfort of our with PF assistant at each eh ERA F 18, M beautiful parlors arranged for VATE 9ERN APPLIANCES and a lady the patror Nowher earth is the sut of > h care expert Teet extracted and filled absolute y thod. No sleep-produeing gents or cocaine, These are the only dent ent appliances and in- gredients to extract, fill and apply x ‘ tectable from natural teeth 1 warranted for ten years, without the least part ft wns and teeth without plates, Id fillings and other dental work done painlessly and by sr New York Dental Parlors Opp. Starr-Boyd Building, SEATTLE, WASH, Howard Building, 614 First Avenue.