The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1901, Page 4

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THE SEATTLE STAR, NS PROMPTLY AT #£:30 THURSDAY MORNING.—It te absolutely the event of the every Woman who wants to see the new styles will be here. Those who went to sm t ¢| FOUND THE BY EXPERIENCE the fabulous wealth of Chee remaining of Rill, Magnet guich (bench digs tains will b Gold hill, French hill and others of we s Jese fame. are sure to keep the camp Blive. With the dirt of water ¢ The | Avantage of summe @heaper diggings are shut down en- Oh ct otems fas rane te |Last bine on the Matter Will Be TT at Art rade dirt consists of Just the diff Given Next Monday avas ATIES or kr ‘ Pi ms cs vO Mining Practically at a Standstill for Lack of Water- te} te I, baby te apy ie ' t ad wists si ‘ei IMPORTANT SALE OF ; . 0 Death in an Effor t w\"| Engineer and Fireman Kill- » ree and Business Very Dull e . b badly , “RYS a Money Scare y dates, t@Ge 1b; radishes, 1 per do to Save Girl ito Providen ed—Passengorsinjuread 7» WOMEN’S SAMPLE SUITS » #1 * % 1 ie BE) DAWSON, Avg, 12—THe + 6 thing u siti JACKETS AND SKIRTS<~< @perations this summer in the v to v y w " " Ah nductor on a a Be of the Klondike yt deen | young W Rroadw “eat < ; of water for slulc sen, T « ” T ‘ ¥ pa famine is so great fa or ly hin atten ‘ y f) Breatest number paying ek the fa ¢ h 8 ® BP have been shut down ‘ are NOW praying i. ™ Can ’ © bat the 8 . owners of hill sides « > the day when they may pay t " : . Mre. have expected their claims to yield oven those prices Ms r n the t 1 Fichtly on summer work re Money Source, Business Bull h f t h _ Or: Oiare ; ‘ B the greatest Ac ME ‘The consequence of the water far A * wat girl Ge peo A prog: to the Canadian mining T}ime of the present « soanon ne . eas me water rights are secondary to th the « history of al mioutee mateo creek claims, In other af ae eee New LAST EFFORT FOR NORDSTROM tb 4 h Le 1 So We Are Able to Offer You, in August, a ht SEMEL rater ta. the creeks - LG GS Nit AWAY Glimpse of all the Fall Styles for 1901. i q ranch, 8c ' F r through their claims, and whe ‘ weare on . vo of 4. to ry c fare ready to use it, the hill wwe, 11@a2e; | attorney Lewis Makes Strong Plea Before Judge Bell—After On Sept. 30 There ¢ y of vo of a kind, to t it stand by an aymen, who star in : “ sb gay Sto naan te: he 8 Bonga . eoutowine| TEN Years of Delay the Murderer Is Near His Doom 4 . KE latent oatah ch at ; : enough water for both. But at ¢ thelr season's work and ars | gy » the pre. f M ; garmen ' ; Present time, and for the whole of With their own work th hace ck oF in t . 2 MET Uatemer ecnadt, the water haa lost in order to pay the wages | the : After argument y tay aft haa are tas Mr, Lewis * ' Prices Averaging 25 Per Cent to ‘a 4 Deen vo scarce that nelther have had © ur mee, Bae thawing pla i; | noon by James amt Lewis a ce ate ar Ta OES = 33 Per Cent. Discount. 4 thy y Sneed Mews : Nordstrom, I denied th ‘ aon tana . From what you will pay when the r bes BN 4 B The bench and hillsid Ola ona is ietearein 1 - e. : ’ you a wee es a with their gold Geposits a bench diggings | tive creamery, 22¢23¢ Dee page Poems « fe nell - wigs nore is almost « jless. 4 that in the creek bottoms dtuation 1s. | 990 ber dos a bape An Idea of the Suit Prices. Samp “ | Chickens, tive, 100; ducks aur t 1 5 t $ the ¢ tailed side Dare, or perhape by care su : : in te; | oe Yaar ; “ ‘ Doms NOT TasTR Bt 2 : Ai S ful study would be pronounced the AND 14 NOT MOR suit ' t , t @ldest of the channels. Their rich J Camila ites a ‘aneen Peal ¥-1 sample Skirt OE Sin be ana tor ae BEE tatle Importance to the camp is tter part of t “ DUWAMISH PERSON WHO HAS LEARN? An Idea of the Jacket Prices. Sample Skirts worth 9 sold 2 Undisputed. In this way, when E \n THE GOOD EFFECTS OF A PURE ackets Worth $8.00 will be sold for 5.50] Sample Skirts worth $16 itl be for... tea @orado creek is nearly worked ing. ver five weeks | MALT BEVE WHO HAS to hurry if th time to be of any ben. | ‘Rainier Be eer IT8 A BUMMER BEVERAGE have been issu: t city engineer; To Mrs. Lynch for a Wid-Summer Social Events| #0 twit arrived on the avenue |2tOry MAdition to a Rouwe ato: a in good quantities this Tv a 2 08; to Occurring Every Day Melons were the principal Water melons are still quoted at $2.59 ©2300. Cantaloupes dropped thi morning to $1,001.25 per doz. A good quantity of muscat grapes ~ axe there and loan . SATISFIES Ime weser for sivicing. eer cia is hand. ‘sea ee s Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture. On tA VO | The people of the city will be giv H PA ‘Water for siuicing the pay-dirt of - rr en another hearing eward to the H earl; og | be ah 2 into the boxes at a costienlarging of the drawbridge over Fran ‘the hillsides es Is holsted pnt ~theondlre labor. {the waterway bethcen Bilott bay noun This summer's experie Jem. | and the mouth of the Duwamish riv 3 * ‘ not | onstrated to the mine owners the fact er. It is the intent to make thes — the water from a sand box at that they cannot abandon the teal rew draw 90 feet wide, am the pres-|@ pe 3 he tall race and uses it again for) of winter working b and call the|ent old bridge is an oe | N Y " D 4 PR mov same mine, while with others {t| Klondike a summer np as they | obstruction t rior TH Preaurnt und ured second, third o¢ | had wy could do. By rear [said water H 200 bapa semen SU Ts” sda 0G PB pf ew York Dental port fourth hand by the mines down the| son « Sllartaae it @ prev: [peu Ghat. the abe ‘ EP? jooes : vee i 614 First Ave. that from the| «en that mining must te done here | made by June 30, 190 283 peas ¢ . good store light, which can ack mst work- | the year nd the water used| interested will be s be burned at pleasure, g is manner | at such tim 4 it may be had, tunity r H “— come in andsee the latest wns * ons . ‘We show here For the ev Morphin as tf | Fret | bs . ¢ furniture for h 5. inst pourne Ave. Take Y H : ad be INSTITUTE. § po BE, gry or Fremont enr. Office 80 Sullivan Bulld- Does not cost you any- ol. Main Seattle, Wash. G. T. Castle. Mer t hen not. burning. | BUILDING PERMITS. : ~ “ « Tel. M ttle, W thing w urning. | & Good Quantity of ot This Fruit Ar- HY « § We have them. 4 rives on West Street The following building HY H d Old Whiskies, French Cognac, Jamaca i getgees os te Saf Rum, Genuine French Cordials, Etc. i a store. This sass a asasaaecstaviseatacavereeveeerTeetTTTeite ; ECood S Seattle Gas & Electric Co. 214 CHERRY ST finished in golden oak. Our pri BRU! R&CO. TRiernoxe 502 Pike Street | 0 OO90006600900644 SOOO SSOOOOHOOOOOOD j . 3 |teeeee \ To Be Sold $5; Bridgework, ok oe Our Entire Stock of New and Dam- Up; Silver Fillings. O02. tee | New York Denta Pariars Miss Etta Ward will give a party Favorite P arrived this morning from California ‘Thureday at ber home in Brooklyn. Butter and eggs remain at agti| At AI-Ki Beach. Steamers. from == You Will Have to Hurry = ‘The young men = of Grace M. £.| Cents respectively. O'cloe 2%. va chil : Shurch have sent out invitations for| ther prices are unchanged. «8 Serwate hek ite ala it you denire to receive benefit tom the otters we are now maxing to || Hard ware 64 FIRST AVE. SEATTLR , & large trolley party to be given ae Investors, capitalists and Inborers. Quickest returns possib) eond oor. tower ‘Thursday evening. ¥ JOBBING QUOTATIONS. Str. City of Everett and Greyhound CE TS Paints, Etc mig” Notun Tate — Excursions to Tacoma, Elka’ Car VENS & (O., BROKERS, 35 Starr- S, Etc. offi, Nan Prat ‘Mra. L. man has just return- (CORRECTED DAILY) nival. See dieplay ad page Be ioe oe JAMES G. GIVENS be ig. Seattle ]/ At prices reduced to the lowest! {2 stcendance @4 from a short sojourn at Green River Hot Springs. Groen Fruit. ol Lemons—4.00@6.00 a box: limes, | ‘Miss Eva Ronald is visiting friends | $5@4 per case; cooking apples, Tog — Bt Vashon. ‘ik $1.00; eating apples, $1.60@2.00: Vai Mrs. Thos. J. umes gave an en-| she orannes, H.00G5.00; ba dancing party Tuesday ev-| grape fruit, 5 ening St Oltman’s hail, in honor cf | $1.00@%.50 per doz, local -| 11.00; cantaloupes, $1.0061.% per raspberries, $2.00@2 25 possible figure, a SF RAND RIDGE fiivesscsossesvvez £ OLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TON This kole is fr the new which have just 4, and is the best domes. Spectecies end a: you! L We have the m on the Coast. We ex rind our own lenses ® FREDERICK & NELSON Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and ae E Heinze’s Baked Beans Possess a flavor seldom at = 4 HW. OLAY EVERSOLE. Optics tained in the cooking of thac wholesome tele oo Home Furnishe eeoeeeoe eoeee We Havea New Style Cc onerene Fibre g Bath PY ° e ° ° « 7 ie an ae See It ° e e . . blackberries, water melons, Gt1.00 » | 0€%—-$28.006 30.00 per ton; beets 00 per suck; carrots, $1@1.25 per Co hall was tastefully decorated S with ivy, ferns, roses and Gablian | Bhere were about 40 guests pr ent. | —o fi | Mrs. J. M. Frink entertained 1 slope FAMILY GROCER OAL CO., SOCCOOSOOOCEOOOOOSD Rubber Necking Made And Every Evening This 06 Pike St. wk Green Ve Ladies’ Tailor and Hapit Maker Easy. | formally Monday evening, in b aveeses esas eevee? | Als CO. is eee { Washington Dental ant sone Bie and Stes wat wits, sea wes | YOU said Back 3 NS9 Photographic Supply Cy 2 Bite Seve soc te" cone { ltogranue Stit ©) S\ Yesier Way Ph on Mrs FE. F. Blaine te, Sepia don't suis. $ @ 24 Columbia Street, Seattle y armacy a ful garden party at her home on Sak Gan is Geka canine you don’t get it all unless you read these ads. [/¢ CornersYesler Way and Broadway, can ‘Washington Monday afternoon 1 y al a | z pgs beat 20000060008 pPRESCRIPTIONS “The grounds were beautifully decor 2 t ; It's news that will pay you to keep track of ————w| oe, J. R BTRV, OD. are ‘ Belton atccadees st noe 3 sa ; ; also. he little savings make the dollars, and Subsoribe for the Star Tel. Pink 1911. neck goed ge AE Lele Fast | H ; | we're glad to have you come in response to the ict Ee CRP Rute eye Hs. Basmost ¥. Wostse entertain Ala }ea(0 3 3 special offers. Every Ad. New Every Day. ‘ates ba es "4 informally at her home Monday 222 Pike st $ : Aundry Left in Our | #,Maner Sever on Can trade ] from 2 until 0 o'clock, to ‘ ¢ 7 ‘ Fe _ Setrodiuce her sister, Mrs, Turner of | 1413 Second Ave. $ SPECAL DISCOUNT. | 50c Underwear 39c eee Before ar SE tarsi Gree iake me canes an aartvaie tts a Soo car new |S and someort : Queen City Steam Laundry ree aftern 4 event The danc- | - ’ 1498-98 Fou near Pik pe SEe wes carried on in the pavilion, HIRD AVENUE THEATER. 3 FAR SEEING © Raymond & Hoyt | 1» 1 LERNON, 1111 Second Ay pte Roarantee Tok to shrink bus Gnd refreshments were werved under Phone Main 3: 904 Second Avenue $ c sy 918 Second Ave ove ' Tough edges of Tour natuns _ the trees. A large crowd was in| W. M. usel, Manager a eed cia, aed H r hee. oa finished | and give you high’ gioco a itesgence. hone, Main returns received rather than by . 4 Bae? Bak ‘ Special Yomestic finish.” (ne gloss cur es | Seattle's High-Class Family Re , eicaataaaatcetcatel deere ates oA) sig LLS ~ Laties Tailor Suits Established ey seishpnas Waaicieacie: ail olimatio conditions, her eel tng 40 not right ” - | at prices that are unequaled. peat ER | Our sto of Ch ering, Kimball 1 ' ' ' Se rattle have Nasaad | Peam seer uaa other 5 at ERNST BROS J, MATZGER, 1307 Second Av. ray | — | Week. Matinee Saturday. | incriminating buyers ideas o! — | | Oculists’ Prescriptions Coll: i mm Schedule of Classes to Engage in Hu ADV ADD Dontal Office easy: | CAPITAL Favorite Toilet Cream | ines unter tevsrantee, yer alars fished on our new Edge Iron an Gymnastic Work The Great Seenie) Drama, D. ‘ Johnston (0, For Sunburn, Chaps, | Chaming CASCADE LAUNDRY COMP’Y ¥ iT ¢ PATENT celled, tour at ig aay A. LINDAUER : stat hnciltheneietinmee e City OF 903 Second Avenue | “nnsew's PwARMACY Gas ae ENERENRLERE AIA RRR RRR REE ITE RT A ‘The ¥. M. C. A. is rapidly getting Burke Building Leo pthnd. sstedlhees a * * Wh A V . * ye to open its fall session : A vn \ * 5 Blt ie _ New York” FLOUR Builders’ Hardware Undersbirts for tes |; WMEN AWAY ON a Vacation 3 se eheae oeeme, Wes out th ‘ Nin /anahy aa te tines, | Oe cela bee i broid- Your mind will be relieved if you know that your JEWELRY and - nes ial of the we rk to be 13314 SECOND AVE. You'll find it all we claim WEICas vas Sat td emu e fel bid 1 We Sye now go [/X ther valuable articles are ina place oftatete” ee ‘t i a Fusinees men's claas—Mondays at ff Nex! 1sa's Business College Company.” . the best fancy flour on PRICHARD HARDWARE 00.) mee cHoNne @ co. | * SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES : 7 1:15 p.m Office hours, 8 to #; Sundays ‘ the market ] ‘a7 Pike ree | 1116 Ay * BIE wsere case — Tossdirs The Biggest Kind of 4 fest SR Lenka ; # rent for £2.00 9 year and upwards * emerenys ane 6 onde ad q Hit! CAPITAL MILLING 00. vt rousers Cut | Nel Things In Wall Paper | * Mee Went RATE DEFORIT COMPANY, : 16 Bm aw, _Pricen 20-90 — 2 " 44.00 at any other” th ie Our ‘ the ain ‘ FNS Bs: Brad XB. Shorrock, Pres.; John P. Hartman, Vice-Pres.; Alex, Myers, ‘Treas. ” d Friday at 4:1 * es r p-1-6 Hl h — Taihcng~ FO yao edn ai é areas ‘Tin te 4 SEA RCHLIGHT . ar er MUN SEATTLE TAILORING co. | ‘in eeCHEh Rabsadada PEM EY RHEE ERE EEE HEHE EEE ‘ Renate a oe | senesicproremian: amino ee tri Sit ee oecee | ate ch Nie oe wed cana MORA ‘ SE senior clese—Tusedays ana work tise fy ie Sera 2 YESLER WAY : neton cUFoR in one treatments Ca and Sit oa eeatigctrte cur Shipbuild . Mcais da 0 : int Junior lane Scie tieee «20-6 gat ry | pousucrs , Buse oy the (arlage treme rent oan cues fn one retiment cal a ae teat Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers. 4 2 a fain |S0r, mocruelling Beene at Halitex eed Aan D Dr, H. T. Turner Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber. '

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