The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1901, Page 4

BS Sp a REE eS stil nlogue a ation af i. church . = i : N Etensburg, will preach At 10 CONTROL BAKEC poucn THROUGHOUT THE UNITED of New | THESE MEN FOUGHT over! Rev D. a viiriok, of Kv ’ i ; the OLD FEUD. will preach Gee STATES—A KNEADING-MACHINE AND WHAT ‘ y wt | ay a ia in the | Strike at San Francisco Gives Good IT WILL ACCOMPLISH. ' . : I Mrookiyn M. Ki. tent, @t i a.m: Prices to Local Producers tape Clay County, Ky., Crimsoned! wren | Dr, Whitfield will 4 n fram om ate the tent. Rev, M.D. Brown will NEW YORK, Aug. 10.—A broad trust ts the latest thing In tt will ut Once More. prea There has Deen incory r the Nat k ag thre _ t ' it the immedi: mbition of which, « ng f its stockhold ‘ steam gelled ace Ne Th v LOUISVILLE, K 1 pt te to contro! the bread-making Industry tn all th ' a , ; Sitles Of the United States ,w her : The capitalization of , a ‘ 3 The au x noon, an Ave behind it a x . . alist \ ee of tay I ei Of stock ts subserit t he « ring n ft Breferred, bearing 8 y ent. divid r, the Th a. Henges on thy pl from Wenatchee. Wat Whe National Bread ( i tae . a ; supp te lasted a irly well supplied with | . ine Dems, but it will use in its manufa ng | beer ot leaths ha Church of Immaculate Cor JOBBING QUOTATIONS. hine, which, it is said bread wi 1 § " . Rev. K. Bwere w mann — same time b arg og: an old quar | a in.; low mass and sermon (CORRECTED DAILY) me increases ‘ t * : b ‘Thirty Coamnieh lee ah Groom Fruit With the samo a se me engaged, olf orm a wit = pa nseveel oo $4.00 Sian: dime pene labor-saving problem will Goung Plotare: tne | ME Was Billed with whissing lead as ary and benedictior ane; cooking pipes, iho@ Rew concern, its promoters figuring that : an b spenm A new moving pict at the the mountain men shot « - x hit it, WWE My n avenue, * ral wer wour A. rr Bacred Heart church neuen, & hh h. The claim that by the new 1 ) pounde wane’ Tat, toe’ s weal ate : \ iccera, aaa ie I Be Made out of 1% pounds of #1 ad ® “ « = going t a Tiiferd Her and sermon at 10:39 : sy f LU . ‘i Peed as a strong argument to ¢ « into t with Caled Croker ugh th school at 9:15 a. m.; veapere and ser *, 91.7502.00; black The scheme of consolidation will be for the vari « a " » ' G10; pears, § wa.! = sive to the National @ large portion . Will Answer Old Charge ; of © Lady ot Oe Be M a. Which they will gain the use « pa . — a pier heteres ; , Prefont . PE. Mors away with nearly 8 per seeteeegalln < fever day ago Heel Walters “a re ne ree at On the New Road Law FE OFFIN Pian sumuve artes Bet 0 (On te Ww Read Law a 7 eich has n initial wte th Theaters. ; robbery which “oecurred last, Je Ric unin t th wie on the new be voted on in I } “ rtm in the hands of a pects’ Chauncey Oloott ao, pen ties, That ¢ @pecial Correapon tence.) oe ww Bh € Seats hs ©., Aug. ¢—The ghast the tow pasos Artecnn Wwery of two groundhogs liv- LU be fn a child's coffin at Indian ery. It is a pretty Durtal field on four miles west of this city t e mabe has been famous for yi : a Testing-place of many an Indian ‘and dusky skinned maiden of : | en be t forgotten tribes. whieh gives ample CAR COLLIDES | Deputy Cushman Returns D The boy, while passing through the | tunita for effective and pt © | Deputy United States Attorney| Louis Pearcen tamed lery, spied a groundnog an4 uming. Tt ie & wid ushman retur yeaterday from age }| from the usual Irish play inasmuc? nortland, where " con ; ommer tro Gown a nile nt the foot ot a|s# it ls comedy. The characters, with 1 Sia avire ne tad, been, cot-| Louie Pearson, a Wauer from] the exception of some peasant 4 _the Haht-| vamitton, a town on the nd which marked the Nise engineers of the Thirteenth mound J ‘hed frave th Mr. € thouse district, relative Northern railway, suffered a gome child. He lay upon th part o' Ne ochy Bn ge aged ea 2 ee ee important federal matters, the | injury at that piace yesterday after. thrust his arm into the hol out Soudt, one ery ay ke” aie gagten teced mous qoure: OP° | Early Morning ecident on Western ature of which haw not been an-| noon. While working with some los pecan: his peavey «lipped and atruck him in| Avenue ae a pager the abdomen. He arrived in Beattie | ed to be present at &@ smooth, hard subs Gragged the chstacie forth ani| famous for the excel wd ee Se — teal members composed by the Sie tower foe cote end a mice ike|#0d rendered by himself. His five POeseeosooososososooooos oi 5 od to Fi cavern |Ee® 80! or “Garrett O'Magh” are| A collision, which fortunately had map edna parchment across the cavern. |¢™ tongs for “Garr kagh” ai pital in the ambuta patos seers once pale of youn. (004, 12, be part sects Sunday Themes. —————— @yee looked out. The lad pow Divorces Wanted less fear than curiosity and |< maneerae the ta en home for a spade. ee a ke ; om ©. J. Adama has commenced 4 om Weatern ged with trait ‘His excavations revealed a moldy |" in ome end of which the groun } } J (obese ple pdm ¢ ¢ the time when merchants are pro ‘were disarranged and many ot [eigen gyn go were gone entirely, having 4 J Pelee \ancdataes on ly been carried to the surface! Sitter having 3 Adains, alleging cruelty Rev. J. &,| abandonme L «mj im Wer rt — ae 8 pm, “The, teabetic pnson complains of Pov M | Man and the Publica Walter Le O and asks a di ground of crueity and the ghoulish anima: It te not! America enna sas whose grave it was, as there| tries to marry we toward TP os ——s ca one, bu ought | gle, the daughter of a widower, who eve ev. M.S ° HE the romaine were those of a|i 8 candidat wn hand. of speed Maker, of Ryn ¥.. will preach | THE Star will be sent to campers Mauchter of some ane of the| Bileen, however, is extremely roman. | which bystanders declare was dan-/ morning and evening. At ll a in the state, withow tie in her ideas and Garrett is very | . The Inner~|—ras pemenel In@onncs | ox fi . ¥ Pioneers who settled the cere. the Future Life ed to your extra charge Life On) The Star np address withou w. 1 ° ROCHE, removed to #11 First - “ SODA WATER There iso right and wrong way of serving soda. When served right, no matter what flavor is used or what drink in served it is delicious, re. f Grace M. B chureh a fow feet of t his brakes. But when he a mpted to apply the brakes the was going at such a speed that t od and the car crashed at full wees: Stevens Retief Corps. | ‘The members No. 1 are congratulating them- Gelves on the delightful reception which was tendered them by Mal Plymouth ¢ * nev. W. H. G SATURDAY Natit 1 quenches the nich make it « pleas ure for both young and old. Ja in served right at FARNSWORTH'S ~~~ PHARMACY 904 Second Avenue Phone, Main 998 od the next store to much disturbed, but what we can properly walt on our cus- tomers. because of t Columbia | should be made to inded im this city & great success EAST INDIA TER co. 222 Pike St James Clarke Dead James Clark, brother of Patrick | Clark, and one of the famous fam- cir fh dead of cancer of the came Thursday, an * k failing ia Mre. Frances McLean, M Anho®, Mrs. 8. A. Barney, Mrs F. Chipman WADA WAAeeeeeraes eee eeeeeseneses ete guewreerreerereresomranerees Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture. me MAJESTIC RANGE im: ‘The beat advertisement of the Majestic Steel and Malleable Iron ; Mrs. L. H. Her ‘Sp ‘ing, Miss Ab. ling, Mrs, M. A. McCombee, CHAUNCEY OLCOTT W. H. Clark, Mrs, Minnie Truc, In “Garrett O/Magh.” conway, Mrs. Ella Ty - Ida Sharpe, Mrs. J matter-of-fact, so some “| ing comedy is furnished tempt to know each Devlin and Mr. Nagi Charlie Bywater, festerman, Mrs. D.'W. Osborn. ‘Mrs. E.G. Van Alstyne, Frank Web. |Propitiate Kileen's ter, Mrs. Kate Keles, Spok: by inducing O'Magh + Master Ray Kelez, Spokane; } her. An enemy tella © net Griswold’ Port oa whole thing was a trap, and in rag are ae she spurna her lover. News is “Handcuffs and All forace Green Lake Ma: and another young fet Rar re the testimonials of pec who have used the range four, A new lodge of the Knights of the ‘ Z tan cabees organized last Wed ac. five, six or ten years. Even the person who has used it but one or Mesday evening at Green Lake. Tem two years, re rs were elected from oth- that suburb tn 9 4 degree teams compe Th @4 of members of Al-Ki Tent } | gives him, agrees to Gnd Seattle Tent No. § initiated the | and return with bim m both quicker, bakes more evenly he and consumes less fuel applicants for « charter. The o elect for the new chapter are knight post commander, W. A rE Larson ** than any other stove or range with which he has had anything to do. We show « fidence In the Maj iiving $20 sp any second hand Maj c Range by OSLYN COAL "QUEEN CoML ways used, our os the test of cash &. Duskin; physici M. A.-at-Arms, Anton Lar of G., Fred Btafichel; vec G., N. E. Lundstrom Babcock; picket, #. Bi. Moury. “Green Lake” was choen as the Rame for the new tent , the social and benficiary ax @f the order were made by h dohineon, Dr. V. V. Williams, 1 others. The ni ub Will hold reguiar meetings every y evening at 8 p. m. in the all et Green Lak 1 in Seattle increased ev- nion 24 for steam A Corres' sovvesvessosecoososovens ansfer Co, Seattle T tr Passenger and Baggage STORAGE FREDERICK & NELSON, Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison A reward wan offered through th Golumns of this paper yesterday t ey ene who o more sight pe to bu oe addition. the Gavil, o baker's “ad.” wan in = @erted in the same parag 000000 009 09F 009600000 FOS OO SOOS9O999F O00 » from fresh ranc fn a a 2 Bi iestage that no ranch cage The Third Avenue Yesler Way ‘Pharmacy OGDEN STOVE HSE 507; ren Biscovered on his a44iiion ne) "The of New York,” the new-| Corner Yester Way and Broadway, PIKE ST, Home Furnishers. Kh a mis t musics 5 Tel, Mala sleds, OMe 623 First ay. that one who buys one of lest mud latest dramatic sensation of | PRESCRIPTIONS & prize cake the | the times will be the opening attrac-| psy, i, HEBVENS, Vrop. 000000000000: ca OG of the scuson of 39VL at the pup- Bel Pink 1941, | Lcssorerrcorneroescoooes TOE SEATTLE STAT. eee NOW IT'S A BREAD TRUST. eccccecre| PIERCELY | Fe eee (EEPING UP “= own me uinbers, 143 per muck Provisions Fresh meat—Cow beef, Te Ib; ates pork, 84% per Ib; vea sinall, 9@1¢ TACOMA ELKS' ARNIVAL AUGUST 14 to 24 RRR RARER EE ‘Two concerts daily by the Grand Army Band, of Canton, Ohio. pieces. Miss Alice Raymond, Amert- A mammoth Le by 20 tribes. a, Seattle and August 13, street parades daily, oncerts and big ba’ loon ascension at Spanaway park daily Eleven nights of ¢ era by the celebr fi Opera Company of San Fran THE MARVELOUS MID WAY will include the follo attractions: Interesting nstructive mystifying {1 lusion, “Lunette dancing *, genuine Turks and whirling I ed animals, et ns aceing La Helle oncert at Point the most beau- tiful natural park tn the world tiful natural park in the world. The famous Ferry Museum daily during the have been completed for lacrosse and cricket matches at Athleti Park. LIST OF SPECIAL DAYS nation Day nited Labor elers’ and fire chic August 18—Sacred concerts. August 19—Military and ma rine day. August 2—Indian day. August 21-—Hritish Columbia, druggists’ and master plumb ers’ day 22—Women, babies August 23—Lumbermen, lor gers, miners, manufacturers and railroad men. August 24—Woodmen of the World. MARDI AS EXCURSION RATES On all railroads and steam ers. The Northern Pacific will make a rate of one and and 17, with Aug. 21 for return limit, and on Aug. 20 and 22 with’ return limit Aug. 2 Special rates a n all oth. er branches. For comp! formation as to rates ask your local agent i) Har large said ted clear Know How to Buy Ou Hardware Paints, Etc. At Cal RRR my ove GRAND Cook RIDGE Pe ee eed dededededededed and Where BUY COAL This coal ts from the new Insaquah Coal Co, Gilman. It cleanest and the rt in the world, wkers font of Madison Bt. hone Main 976. SEER EEE EERE EERE To Be Sold r Entire Stock of New and Dam- aged prices reduced to the lowest 115 Jackson street IIR Ie Bohion — INSURANCE fics DS. Jonnston 0. Touding & TrastOn teres & m2, Man 837 Perfect Harmony best enjoyed if the ac panist | # the KIMBALL PIANO. Per- hd the chaages 903 Second Avenue Burke Bullding LEMON ICE At Our Fountain Today IT'S DELICIOUS. Wo Serve FANCY MIXED DRINKS | that you can't get anywhe yore and Columbia, Tel, Main, 193, gesesvavenesy oer COR oC SR COS OCR We Havea New Style Compressed Fibre Fixing Bath Cail and See It Washington Dental ani Photographic mere C 0 y 211 Columbia Street, §: sstedhpibbabonanad! POPOSOOCOEOOOOSD ¥ season of 1901. BATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1901 THE BON MARCHE I} NORDHOFP & CO, ————————— ILK SAL MONDAY ALTMAN & CO.’S surplus importation B. of fine Silks will go on sale at this store Monday morning at 8 o'clock, customers will have a rare chance tof — shlest from 3,250 yards of the swellest pat-§ — terns and colorings that silk makers have been able to produce for Summer and Fall ering, as they do, to the finest trade in New York City, Alt. fr, Nordhot wag man's Silks have a reputation th 1 wid ¢ uch @ fine vartety and he was nore tdiscounts that allow us to quote very fortuna fortunate In being THERE ARE THREE LOTS AND THREE PRICES t LOT NO. 1 i in New York “tle LOT NO. 2 of @ splendid assort on this lot made u brightest concei 1 any showing we lety of the high art alike, B. Altman & ¢ silks at $2.00 a yard. We will ask you but ... The sale is so extraordinary and we have given it such publicity, having invited surrounding towns to share to the that we suggest prompt attention in the early part of the day to the! sale, by those who wish to select from the full variety. NORDHOFF & CO. 418 to 1435 Second Avenue and 15-123 Pik» Stray: Rubber Necking Collars finished on our new Edge Jroner make it a pleasure. CASCADE LAUNDRY COMP’Y MORAN BROS Co. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers, Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber. :SHOT GUNS $100.00 Peupie Barre! 8 AND Shells loaded to order. Smoke-g SSG, HONTINOR & Cae 804 FIRST AVENUE ‘ ‘ i. eainindnndhinintadhinhintninnindnnn nnn SOMETHING SPECIAL A lower price on many things that you need every day. No, not something for nothing, but we have an object that warrants the lower price. We are trying to make it an object for you to become acquainted with our stores. Keepin mind that every ad. is new every day. UADIES Negligee Shirts High cut congress, extremely Worth $1.50, comfortable and stylish. Tonight 75¢ McLERNON M11 Second ave EVERYTHING COME TONIGHT in the hardware lin at lowest Th is the k : < 8 ast night of the ving prices, can be purchased} last day of aur PIECE GOODE ° BALE. ERNST BROS. 4. MATZGER’S, 1307 Second Ay, 506 Pike St. Tel. Green 72 Ladies’ Tailor and Habit Maker FIVE GALLON ow that T never saw! & satisfied customs examined by the shad ow test, free, Concentrated form, Try it A. LINDAUER HIRSCH’S PHARMACY fe Optician First and Pike. "Phone Main 916 322 PIKE STREET ST GET IN on the ground floor. Suit of Im ported blue serge worth SATURDAY AND MONDATy attle Tailoring Co 1207 First Ave. ‘Tel. Butt ESTIMATES Feather Dusters 60} on Tinting, Painting and Paper- Japanese Make, Worth (0 | ing. All work first-class. Ff. STOLTING 1 Mee Chong & tvenue, near Marton. hone Red 1021 1116 Second Ave. c Raymond & Hoyt 918 Second Ave. Delicious Root Beer, 10c ent, good, new goods: le prices will win n you will do busi your trade t 88 with the PRICHARD HARDWARE CO, 417 Pike Street. Nothing Succeeds (i Nurenie- in to ev curable” with him or fe pe aH en Sanitarium, Hin, “lock, Fourth Floor, SeSSSeSSeeeeeoeseeeooan