The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1901, Page 4

Fix vent tab rot ka on he erty ver, ay. the ris live ker mpt et a an esen ne Moving Plotur . . This th last week of the Is in Jail and May Be) searcmiens wien tte fine moving pi Denaturalized “The Babes in the Wo POKANE, tops w Wood 1 the evening of & taken today t natu ‘ This production has not beer ha Buchte, an a wed a . J ‘ In Ban Fra : archiatio pamph x weeks at the 7 ¢ President Mok y . ayed the frat th W, B. He minent at wed the last tw DANGEROUS ‘| Fire Chiet Cook to Look ‘in Viola- tion of Permit Laws 1 sub-station tmont yesterday aft JAPANESE NOTABLE |!" With His Wite, Arrives in Seattle. t tig the matter this mora En Route East CHILD FALLS 50 FEET SANTA ROSA, Sept. 20 ident happened Hon. K minister of f and & prominent Fa lic man in that country ed in some ner Beattie yesterday on his way Eas the réof < 2 and to attend the bi of the Alumr ennial meeting aky She . and assoc university. He will ¢ the Gress before the associ and in| 60 feet, ian: addition will deliver five of a livery stable below and direct the students on the J: ly on the shoulders of Oliver Cot ot mparing tre! was washing harness The eb child ts somewhat bruised. gue honorary dog jie laid up for repairs, but will re-| Laws will be bestowed up : Mr. Hotoyama ts a gradu bos Yale, having finished his urse years ago. He is prominent in edo tationat circles 0 being pro | SHOOT FOR A CUP fessor of law in the Imperial u: versity. He is accompanied ht trip by his wife, and they w " an entended tour through *| Local National Guard Will Compete | Poth speak Magiish very | for Honors Distinguished Clergyman Here Right Rev. Bishop Partridge « Episcopal ¢ Tok Chas, H. © in Japan, w on thetr way Bishop Partrt ing of bighe officers of t Episcop: fore returning to the (rt has been engaged ip missionary » in the interior of China for the » # years. Rev. Mr. Evans has also Passed many yeare engaged | ft the ay Keep te ite rival tet. Maxon, Beret ie Fenton and Iver ehurch work in the Orient. He ex-| Love mypose the team from pects to remain in this country for! Company Bt. ® year, which he will spend tn Lieut . Dariington, Sergt. Harden. | turing on the missionary work being | burgh, Q-M. Seret. Lewis Tres rr done by his church in the Far East.|er Lindsley Privates low wilt shoot fu e governed by the U. 8 4 = a p 4 a ee The Third Avenue “A Man of Mystery will be pre- sented tonight and tomorro Y. M. C. A. Night School | ‘The night school of the Y. M. C.A ince and evening, at the Will open on Monday, Sept. 9. From nue. “A Female Drummer,” the | *PPiica! and tnquiries already coming week—a new and ‘catchy| made Prot. Moss, t he educa tonal di. © come! Charles E. Blaney,| Tetor, anticipates an attendance « Saree comedy by Charice B. Plancy.| vee sob thie year. The attendance The Seattio Theater last year was 117 einen) meieencnins attic theater “The Wed @ill run through the Storage Room For Rent week. 4 new wqek will begin with Light, dry basement; two « “Babes In the Wood,” written by front or Forrts eae for the Tivol! com- pany. Tt layed three nigh the remal re he week being giv- | 9 or 12 mor Seattle Newspaper Union, 312 Se: avenue south. rick & Nelson—Fine Furniture. The Assortment ot Rockers ™ "x." If there were only two styles of rockers to from, stock Mke th © ISPACTORY T¢ one of them “might In selecting from a >u can choose the rocker that is SAT you. nearly Rockin hich assort We show patterns of chairs, of w ment this is one sample $3.65 Large, comfortable Rocker, made nolid oak, with large ¢ seat and heavy rodded wore und fancy doable panel back, Oar price ee CONN, ~ as YE -—, t oo, eee? FREDERICK & NELSON onens Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison it ae | Store crowded. Why ? | Prescriptions and drugs jat lower prices than any- _| where els ‘il is eli THE SEATTLE owen; onlor per| | | Provisions | | Freah meat—Cow beef, To Ib; steer | 1 veer ivec per bb; mutton, eth | 6; ewer, 640; pork, Go per Ib; veal, | Ke, 8c; mmall, 1 Vrovisions—-Hams, 160; breakfast | backs, 10e; bellies, Le Butter, Che and Poultry Judge Bell Declares the New LAW) jiutter — Washington creamer | pound prints, astern Lowa | Unconstitutional snd igin, 2e@ide; fresh ranch, ed = | Cheene-—Native Washing | Ju ream, 12@i2\o; Bastern . 4@isbe; Wisconsin, 0) 4 Edam a a York brick, 16@7e; Bw Keee—Burietly h Eastern, 14@84 Poultry Hens, 1%@ large ing, W@lte; brollers, 15@16 scka, 1241 turkeys, 12:1 Corrected Datiy. — The following al constitution Veats| prices are being offered to the pro as. The tw of lawt ducer in round lot» on the dook or in snitorr ed t the car at Reattle power cannot be de 4 tn the at 3 ; bariey, 918.00 | we fa Uonal wheat, chicken feed, $20; corn, $1.6 |" sion to t t per 100 pounde Judge f 4 Hay—Puget sound, per ton, $12.00; me ° m holding nh Washington timothy; 84@ | posed eleoth alfalfa, $10 | Butter — Fr h, 13@i4e; na | California on Saturday t eamery, 22 | | Cheese—Native Waahington, 12¢ | t ish steamship Callfor-| Kggw Strictly fresh ranch, 26 , ed to arrive in thts!» a ort from Ban Francisco tomorrow. | pouttry ee 10% taven ® i in iG ake a care { After die pring ing arging her Beattie care wii | 18 sok P- Sidhe baeher & 15000 bar.| 1 ' : rels of i \ Puget | % t e | hogs, 6G5% Rainier Heights Club Tonight There wil the Kainier b at ¢ this evening second ward ts Janip and ts earnest tend j f the West 4 Roads club will be held w evening at the Ha The annual meeting | Western Avenue Doing Two Days’, \e Business in One act Storage Room For Rent Light, dry basement; two eleva entrance from front or rear will rent for 4, 6 9 or 1 Seattle Newspaper Union, avenue south at of prices. JOBBING QUOTATIONS. | | pacing Flour that gives uni- aa hae versal satisfaction must Lemone-33.0G4.50 a box; cooking} be equal to every test. apples, o@41.00, eating apples, $1 | ¢ $0; oranges, $4.00@5.00; bar ¢ ‘ai peaches, @@ te GB per box; biack ots" Capital Patent‘: na, $1.28g plume oe, $1.00G1.50 per box East r rda, We, prunes, W@c per Vegetadios |, Potates-#25@30 per ton; beets, Ia10 arrote, The has won its way into og 8 hundreds of homes de- husks, 3 | manding the very best. | Made in Seattle by | the Hungarian process. = Capital Milling Company Money to Loan On improved city property, farme and timber lands. HERBERT 8. UPPER Chocolate Nuts Honey Nowgats © Block Firs nerry 8 12 and 13 Bebe Are. an Nev York Dental Paria; 614 First Ave. } | | | "| | Genuine Cream BO) Firat Av cor, Colw HAYNE | And nobody sells better. STAR, M’KINLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL : Lieut, Wyckoff’s Plans for Establish- ment of One Wyek the Ia ff has a plan the gove iptions for amed the Willian: nompital, and to ater des t that on the . Ban Die wt suitable | { the climat ree of the entirs until the hospital is in readl be turned over Unit os governm wing tors Hanna rd of Washington and MeCullough of Ark neue, A ral Dewey, Gen JM Col. Wm. Jennings Bryan Sloop Owners Protest The resp where of the fish Harvard Dental Office 13314 Second Avenue You cannot get better work any where, no matter . than at our office, We t thor necientious ough DENTISTRY at prices within the reach of all. Our | work aranteed. Full Set of Teeth Work Be oto 4] tice hours, § to § “TRAN BOGE KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TON ‘This kole is from the new Sundays slope which we have just opened ané a (he beet domes t ne market 1RBAQT Hunkers atreet “he — S FUNERAL & OHRECTORS*% a SEATTCE "A OSLYN COAL VEEN COAL always used, our the test of Onge tried maxim, “Success es started in Sea #, and has increased ev- ery month since Telephone Union 9% for steam orders to be “Telephone Main $88 orders for Sellvery south of Pike street. HOTE | BUTLER Seattie’s CALE AND * & Largest and batt * | *® Only First-class ROOM * & European IN CON- & & Plan Hotel NBCTION H * Init hintint niin Queer how soon people | find out. Coeniiee jon | $5; Brig rk, $5: Gold riliings, | Wiedom's Robertine 40 Up; Sliver Filliags, 600, | Mind's Honey and Almond | ovina’ cesses “te! New York Dental Partors Lablache Powder Py 4 Fine’ AVE, & f. Tate rine sim the . ss at ‘i an 2 for 2 — | Qt rs ti 4 “its Even Mowe you wish to purchase. Telephone, Main 787. |S. TD. cor. Pike ft | and Second Ave. Hinges--Locks--Nails and the tb » little things in th e that bu heed for lowest posaible prices: ERNST BROS. 506 Pike Street Tel. Green 72 CORN CURE and we know and Our own make, that it will do the work. 15 HIRSCH PHARMACY Telepacn First and Pike Tel, Main 916 Feed A. Wing A PAIN just above the eyes? ¢ olen You should have them examin Washington Dental and Pho-|} ¢).°" Examination free of } | tographic Supply Co. A. LINDAUER | 211 COLUMBIA STREET sd] eal in} Manufacture 322 Pike Street P. develop jer and toning | Seoooeeoooeeoooooe pe Remington Typewriters %| The standard of excellence, te Ss Nices 2 General Dealer, 109 Cherry street, PO OCCH OOOO ones Mechanics’ Tools kinds that the first clans mechanic wants, They are priced for hia needs, Prichard Hardware Company 417 Pike Street $ Steves | es TT ; : 4 That the day you fail to read these ads. will be day that you ‘could save money on som Every Ad, New Every Day 2 816 Third Ave. } SEATTLE TAILORING CO, | AH COAL co foot Teleph oeeeee. | oe Chances the article that DON’ T WAIT until the ra in to do your painting Cc F, STOLTING Tel, Red 1021 WE HAVE KNOWN of serious dyspepsia being sed by hem got well ceased. DR. H. T. TURNER Sanitarium, Hinckley Block, Fourth Floor. The Drummers’ Samples Are still on sale. The greatest bargains, LONDON, !!4 Second Avenue The New Suit Should be made tn the style, correct That's our business. 1207 First Avenue Iv wan that the b Fritiah ing to the Deputy ¢ ten has ting for the fishe snicating in rege Japanese Money Order Business rder department of the ness. From for Japanese remit tances, calling for $100,00 Attention wrand m Light, dry basement tors, entrance from fro will rent for 3, 6 9 o¢ Be spaper Unio: ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH YOUR KIDNEYS ? FaRvsworti S ~ PHARMACY 904 Second Avenues Phone, Main 921 AMUSEMENTS. Sear TLE THEATER J MOWE, Manager Te. Main 45 POPULAR PRICES, 26¢, 60, 750. SATURDAY AND MATINEE, WEDDING DAY BY TIVOLI OPERA COMPANY WITH FERRIS HARTMAN NEXT WEEK SUNDAY, MONDAY AND DAY, im THE wooD WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY | WEDDING DAY | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES TOYMAKER Sie and The Popular prices, 260, OPERA Seattle . “3 GRAND House Jorn corr. cremate Main 65. ae EXTRA Sunday Night Sept. 22 yo =! Cort Announces a ‘ewell Performance of “ARunaway Girl” nd 25¢ Seats on day at 9:0O a. m,. | THIRD AVENUE THEATER W. M. RUSSELL, Manager, Phone, Main 8 Seattle's Only Up-Town Theater. A High-Class Family Resort WEEK COMMENCING SUN., SEPT. 22. a Half Sh lar Prices. w at Popu. Charles BE. Bi “A FEMALE 0 DRUMMER” A Great Star Cast, Headed by JOHNSTONE BENNETT. wt Sal gar Prices High THIRD AVENUE THEATER W. M. RUSSELL, Manager, "Phone, Main 667 Seattle's Only Up-town Theater, A High-Class Far Resort, TONIGHT The Popular M A Man of Mystery Presented by @ Capable Price 40; Benross Bs ATHLETIC PARK lodramatic Success. Company and 60¢ Tacoma Vs. Seattle Saturday and Sunday Game called Saturday at 3:30. Sunday 3:15 SEARCHLIGHT Showing the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo, N.Y. taking you for an trie laine le, showing you al large buildings and places of in on the show gr Haat oe roe eg ae eae 5 east? WED.- | ices—$1.50, $1.00, 7§¢, 0c} sale Satur-| s Big BPxtrava-| FRIDAY, SEF TEM DER 2, ig MARCHE | NORDHOFF @ Co, Wagner's Orchestra Saturday Night At Bon Marche. kYou May Buy After §j The Following Underpriced Articles Three Menon Wheels the | Umbrellas, worth $2.06, fer popu book by Jerome K. J 5 af = ome, regular price $1.00, af x} 3.00, eel HI tationery Sealing Wax, after } weet f e orth % a Ls i r af- ? and heel, ter and lie, areal Gray 4 Pant rth 10c, after six x Hat Pins, worth 16< after six 5 _ 1 matter ir. om ae. Toda: Cabinete of Wire Hair Pins, dress length tog Harb regular price after wx Curling Irons, worth 7%¢, for 19 deeen Putlow 2% inches, made of Nail Brushes, regular price Se, | an@ worth 16c, after sig after six te ( 100 dozen Duck Towamy picke ir Nets, worth 10c, after #!x { colored borders, worth Seam ine be } six 2% each. "Hair Nets, worth Ge, after six | 4 ican Shirting when . ( styles, after six de that rs, regular price 1c, } $ Mercertzed Foulardg, From Knitting Silk, 3¢ a spool ? styles . ( Cotton Shirt Waists, 2 Mantles, after } 32. 4 and %, worth Sia ber s § six 2% epor 2 Sun Crimp ) Cotton Petticoats, tier sit t Gal > yn, after mix Se each. 2 each. , Decorated Haviland Dinner ( — Me Spanish Mined | the after six 260 each § Box, a pry } rate nd China Tea } Boys nag after each. § worth 12%, Decorate Cups ) Not more than twi 260, and Saucers, after six 2 i tom at Te Three kinds of Tollet Soap will ( Men's Sweaters, worth wi be cloned out after six, regular be { after six 96 soap, after six 4 cakes for 16e. Fancy Ribbon, worth ment 2 3 and 4 quart fountain #y- ) 0c a yard, in widths op cans ringes, worth 6c, after six 26e inches, after six iS, a Rochelle or Epsom Salts, i6¢ Vetting. al! kinds, at boxes after six be. meshes, worth 200 8 notw aliy Pure Giyoerine. 2%e ) six oe. pon’s i ix ) Quills for trimming, Water. bottles for 1c } 2c each. The after six, inch rensta, worth the « 1 cake Juvenile Soap and 1 i. ounce of Kirk's Perfume. three ) morn Sdore to-select from, for tee after } Gowns, worth Be pF ein a Mr. Rays cited ress, = NORDHOFF @ Co. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 hirts, closed fy shirts, open front, shirts, 0c; coliars, ¢; per pair, dc. Queen City Steam 1426-28 Fourth Ave., near We guarantee * be, your flannels. rough edges off and give you ae = Domestic finish. Office Before— Mon. 12 m., finished Wed. 2 p.m. §$a.m., Snished Thur. 2 p.m. Gnished Fri Sneed Fri. eam. 6pm. T 12 m., Wed. 12 m., Thur. 12 m. Fri. 12 m, Sat. 6 p.m., Any day before 9 a. same day If marked “ n., finished Special.” Established 1890. MORAN BROS CO. — Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makets Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber. Ms Best Qualities at Lowest Prices That’s the Crystalization of Simison Bros.’ Idea THE BEST IN QUALITY AND VALUE are combined in the SHOE offer- ings which will draw your attention to OUR STORE this week. Space prevents mention of but one or two lines. 150 pairs Ladies’ Kid Lace Shoes, ex- tension soles, modern toe, at $2.45 $0 et Men's Dancing Shoes, form- r price $5.00, this week........$3.45 68 pairs Men’s Coltskin Shoes, form- er price $2.50 and $3.00, this week $2.15 —— ~ eo Simison Bros. 707 Second Ave., opposite The Times | | | | | | To Be Sold Our Entire Stock of New and Dam- aged Hardware |Paints, Etc. At prices reduced te possible figure, Ghirardelli's and Chocolates and Cocos ened and unsweetened. the lowest EAST INDIA TEA G 222 Pike St 4 415 Jackson street.