The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1901, Page 4

fairs of the Institution heel Assuming Shape q The university cadets had thetr first drill yesterday 202 men, counting both ob Students, were lined up comma, t Lieut. Abbott. Rave 120 men out before the t fends, in order to form three ¢ The men are military tactics wi than they have der command. | @ preparing to do some | beginning to de agh, Reason. Van Kuran} stone. Curtis. Parker | Who Will likely be major of the new is & member of the loc eT J fational’ Gu: Up to noon today 512 students ha | tered. t is expected that before $he end of the term the total regis- ration will be more than 600. Th chemistry department ts 150 already students Nine hun dollars has been collected ty treasurer of the Assoc i Stu Gents for the assistance of student enterprises. All the professors have | Assumed direction of their classes ex- 4 cepting Dr. Haggett, who will be as- F sistant professor of Latin. Dr. Rob- : tanford man, has arrived to 4 take the place left vacant by the re- | @ignation of Prof, Lyons. reception will be given students. The affair ace in the evening | in Tt * w der thi eet ac 4 thinks he er eteaieliat wevres tron te an lees throu ile de- | Bilre to see a winning ‘varsity team. | Fred McEimon has been elected | Of the second eleven of foot- players, and Carl Eschelman ‘The second team is having valuable practice against the varsity and this ‘will make it warm for the local school. Games are scheduled eo different E Righ sehoots of the - SHINGLE RATES Three Cents HIE, ‘Western | Ex-Policeman George B. Cave ts at : fast free. The supreme court having Betused to interfere with the decree Of the su; court, George caved y and paid his divorced 4 Bhe signed « satisfaction sof Judgment and Judge Bell ordered j jeasa. a as Theaters. Prices of Local Product Will Go Up ee THE SEATTLE STAT, WEDNESDAY, OCTODER » witl « ® firat perform , | mi | plate and elinched the rai IPB hs TLS w even Among th ; core of 9 to is ‘ ° atures of thin popular pr \ SEATTLE f the guine Haw THE BON MARCHE | NORDIHOFF M Co, sparring h betw | # pitcher, wae almont cnn Stl — clever box weed into nvi 1 fanned neven & rer eee ~ ng Life” t# a play of a de er fi him, Stovall pitched a atoady | | 5 inal description, both in ‘ turnips, game throughout 1 tn mammoth stag Z cabbage, $1.25 owt |" Hickey i# in the box for Benttle to - § of the season 60 r dowen; sweet pota | Wisconsin Will Leave and the lowa/} 4 Chill Peppers PORTLAND, “Ore, Oct ne | fe “In Old Kentucky” - per Ib; aauer kraut, 3@4o; | game here yester | Arrive at Bremerton In Old Kentucky” will open to Ive head lettuce, ibe per dom victory for the beg! Panag Mita: Daag n W night at the Bontt veater, | Proposition to Dispose of Municipal | “"!e¢ Mx Serenne Seat Sheen, chev. Game Yesterday Puts Home Team | §") 0°)? This standard play retains its popu mported, 16e; tomatoes, @i0o cas ck wan remponatble fo arity because {tik never Ownership— Anti-Anar- | datem, 6G 60 It Yiahes, 100 per dos a Notch Higher PP Bh bee Dl pe ree n thing deteriorate, Some manage 1 onions, $1 pla as achieved a reputati at chism wt Standing of the Clubs & cheap traltation ef the original pom iy eee Se ame had boon Bree va Clube. v of isp € wide ns ‘ May, Oot, In Old Kentucky” t# as « as ity | PUMPKIna, 14 ¢ squashes, | jfeq yvonne tp Sided rtland ss ve ee 7 + a Oe, Does 2 ietawdbtenne tenene th @ and eventually in all prob-| Wresh meat—Cow beef, Te Ib; atone | tNNIng the score stood 6 to 3 againat - Towa take the dock Ability, the wale of the beof, T@Tie per Ib; mutton, wether, |the home team, Seattle then came | | A musical recital by Mine Adetenne |ter plant of the sity. Swen, Cher pork: bo per Ib; veal, | ‘gether and piled up five runs. | If You Have not Secured Coupons | Langer will be given at the Beattle : » She: pork, 9 J Bu John was the frat man up in! WILL QPEN BIDS —-— | ae theater tonight } ares, $0; amall, 300, | the lucky inning. A long fly wettied | ia 4 ‘ Provistoni 16e; breakfast) him. Stovall negotiated ‘& two-base | eee M come in norrow, or #wome Gny » aiven ont i Risncadnn Wark i OIE OE PRANS | ee, foci wallien, |hit'to rinht elds Zelwior” found. e| Kegle -Mclint re Co! “A Homespun Heart’ will continue Their proposition te t ann” 1414 4 pewter (ean BAe dig “Has mon, | which beara of ‘puntie works 0s. 4 y | ough the week at the Third Ave ae See S utter, Cheess, kegs an yultry | i Zelgier 4 afternoon will open bide | day matinee ut four months, oF Hutter — Washington creamerten ager X owing atreet tmprove- | 111 Occidental Ave. | Shoe Values 1 pound prints, Ser Rastern Towa | oanent cidowelttng Prompest Phone Main 498 | xtra oO ™ ‘land Elgin, 4@%o; fresh ranch, 16@| ana Fra. ay ve | ‘1 ie. ue nor sane Whole families buy thelr shoes here year after year, Other faq| ’ IRA AIL sat growth of| Cheese arent cert avenue to Bast ECONOMY CREAM—The large can, Bh...” nc by word Of poath edvertiins enti ‘ lass in the past Ay see a the | cream, sate tap thins De See thoroughly sterilized, perfectly | ye ‘our print nouncements that it pays to buy footwear wt sagt b che elim! of ” 1s) nburger ings - “ c y y t n tote ote 3 Brick, 1egive; @wine, 1bO Ise This netted Seattle five runs giv. | ¢ Vheumatiam, Bexema and all) Per can 8c; 2 for..... visit to this store tomorrow. ‘i chen Exge—Btrictly fresh ranch, 800; |!ng them the lead. ' n diseases; on sale at — 7 a ss ; Bantern, 186% The inning Stovall again | 1210 Fir CANNED CRAB MEATS — jus: th: | Women's and Misses’ » Women’s Shoes | Assistant Superintendent of atnin | b Poultry larg ne, | oe — = fith for a Gilicate stlad: 9% Vs coe ge 10¢ no} pWomen's, Fin b ka, e. | | m1 Gen 3 2- Rubbers for girls or women who 4a Mail Service Wiil Act a torlewitan | cans, worth So, 25 BH can woar mall sizes; sizes 3%, 3 § t fm the dock or in " . e instead of ; F. W. Vaile, assistant superin- , ’ tendent of the railway mall service, | 0023.00; barley Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture. HOWOR BRIGHT COFFEE — Suits ; with headqua: * at Portland, was t, chicken feed, § in Seattle yesterday. He is looking $1.00 7 = she ton many ss well as Java 18c ; sol Shoes |e up the matter of mail routes in the n, 8100 and Mocha; per pound .. , a kid, button agg] h neighborhood of Seattle, the con- tet ye Bl e ° § heel, heavy sole, kal tracts for which will be let on July gton timothy Se TE H 1. 1902 An improvement will be | x r instead of SLE made in the service an the different PLENTIFUL Butter — Fresh ranch, 19@14e; na- AMUSEMENT f routes, fnasmu: professional mati tive creamery, 22023 tractors ‘must qive the route ihetr| Market Trade Is Quiet Owing to| ..i#, St t @ FOC et 00 Thoater. | Women’s Clot apes personal supervisi a aad must reside the T "Y: Hens, 9@ 0c; large spring. | |some place near the route, Rural @ Time of Year ‘amall epri ducks, HN CORT. M ‘ 4 bite very wil also be introduced egiie: canal conse. — A big store hes many advantages over the sm ae . se ahsaaaasd Lowest prices ever known In Seattle prevail just now i cases, ae the contractors Li dive' teeck 2 Cove, Wet ottbre store for the person with « iftaited eum of money te "Phone, Main 66, |fl servicentie Capes of clotd. § 1 known makers wall er mail at all boxes erect-| POE POG Feige ose ‘ op, 4. rend. bt ¢t 1 assortment to 4 months ago are for us better bargains in Capes thm ed by sone restdin more than The markets were feature is to- | z Suerte: » ‘ epend The big « © offers « larger mv “ ne re i half & falle from the postomice. ‘The tren, 906 te choose from and a smaller price, for the big more THREE NIGHTS | Dave ever shown. Th t ls very gratifying,and these pricesaay P expense of this extra delivery will be Usual drop off in, buslnegs ae ie buys for lem, and can sell for less | scriptions ehould cause you to turn your footsteps this way : orne by the government instead of eo of yee - . —_— . Tat * ow afoot iterate of itis chan aes Jn Batension Tables, one pr BEGINNING r : A number of routes be- odin - Th rsda Cct. 10 At 81.6 es of tween Seattle and down Soun i u ay, Marge yi ‘ are advertised Mr. Vaitle will #e J he chy nabs ’ | black kersey, 22 inches lon = every possible impro pent in | + ple . — apect | with double cape over shoul- 5 the ma. MA ith twe of satin and eanees | JOBBING QUOTATIONS. | TINEE SATURDAY =i} penile aed prt yg io 3 kersey, p facing edged with fur. 2 with double s EC » Dd. broidered with > WANTS, 10 SETTLE (CORRECTED DAILY) | ‘The Colossal Dramatic Bpectacte, At 85.50, Women's Capes of ) tache braid a Green Fruit. binck ketsey, 30 inches long, < insite “ handsomely trimmed with sou John Goodfellow Will Knock Of a kpmons—3 “SS ortin | eg peg fe fa 4 prettily ett , storm collar, ip cataaleeg RheumatismCured Hee John Goo@fellow, who holds three | #250! ~doo 55 for’ $841.98, with the : box Ss Ci T pouting to the | STAD THOGELLO par box; to Stay Cured The E the Improvemen;( Five months in New York, Three bee proposed o ent of the same by the city we him $1935.22. He says the warrants are otherwise would have applicable to the payment of Mr. HENRY D. LLOYD LECTURES TONIGHT, Henry D. Lioyd, er, traveler and itte ton, will lecture this s ins hall, under the a of the Economic League attle. The Hlecture will begin at $ p. m. and [sents wilt be reserved for the league |members, who are expected to at- the famous writ-| man of Bos- ming in C He has Australia, as Is what you want in the office, home or fac- tory. Without it you are handicapped by out- of-date methods. Shall Mystic Midgots ‘A large and enthusiastic audienc D waw the “Mystic Midgets” at the | Grand Opera house last night. The F m Was @ Very pretty one, co Misting mostly of songs and dances, | ‘The staging and costuming were handsome and artistic. Alura Spen cer an the Prince, Gwendoline L - +> Bakar Wa Pout $4 odore, made decided hit “Queen Louise Gavot 7 16 70 ang | baa — the prettiest dance on the} Pithe Butterfly Guards, by Punice| Spencer, Marie Bernard, Benwie Al- Jen and Helen Strout; and the solos ‘and dances by Holly Bickford, Mol- ville Tomson and Charile Tomson, ‘were much applauded. Harry Kline ‘Was 4 muccess as comedian. ‘Archer Cad- | and the par- ‘The marches of the ets” and the “gnome: ed and quite pleasing. Grand High Jinks The entertainment of the Art League Bohemians last night Beattie theater was well attende The production was called “The Kill- ng of Di re, and the Enthron ot denpvinces Queen of mia.” A number Sramatic selections ey tit was a marked featur ‘Mrs. H. B. Dunbar, edito Bohemian, was the author play. butterfly of the of the ~o- “Sporting Lifo”’ Bporting Lite,” atthe Graud Op- ade of the nations, were well execut- well receiv. | we send a representa- tive ? |THE SEATTLE ELECTRIC Co P+ * C972 re-aveams ~** WE WANT YOUR TRADE We do not give you $3.00 rary FOR 81.00 We Do Give You Good Vajue For Your Money to make room Whiskeys you want, for our heavy stock shortly to arrive, BRUNNER & CO., | Tel. Main 1060 502 Pike Btreet | We will sell you all the Wines and HARVARD Military cut sack coat, dark brown, with attractive effect of chalk line st Made up with the spirit and dash that Js #0 characteristic of our clothing. ‘Dental Parlors 512 Second Avenue You cannot get better work any t Our office, We beileve tn thor ough, conscientious 1: TISTRY at prices within the reach of all. Our work \s all guaranteed, Full Set Tooth, $4. 50; Gold |Crown, $4.50; Bridge Work, 50; Fillings, 800" 500 All-wool Regulation Army Shirts, In- “ $2 digo Dyed... ‘Tol, Main 41-46 Offios, 623 tat Ave. ¢ | and 7 Room 12, Downs Block in the home our |M# brought into it trom |On terms of " | month. 1D. S. ihaston (0, Money Refunded N Ing the cane matter nad of long-stand Consultation Free Office hours 10 a. m.*to 12; 2 to & on DR. BOULANGER AGENCY Tol. Bieok 137) (pra Ba BETTER MUSIC just a4 soon as one at Mastca! Instruments We have a re much ab , but below iin odm here which ° average in quai average in price, pute, they uction and will show prices how we Brand new Kimball Organs for down and $% per} 903 Second Avenue Burke Building Glace Marrons For Oak F ished Quarter Sawed ancy turn nd ft * in diaineter, a. Spe § teot 10 feet You Must Tlave Heating Stoves CRESCENT HEATING ak stove, highly fint sheker and dump grate height 34; price ight 38; pri nt 42 height 46; FREDERICK & N ELSON HOME FURNISHERS Second Avenue and Madison Street Heating Stoves « 4 to the fuel conditions of this victntt al and wood stoves of every descrip. tion, from the cheap, air-tight heaters up to the high- _,frade cast-iron stoves, are here priced moderately. new, trests, + +[Ocoasion' B01 First Avenue mportant ecionce of optics js With Be.* A Aakndk tok » had thet FITTED by NCUA EVERSOLE, us. 7108 Second Avenue, T A SIDE 18 Poor Mbit atk > jentifically examined and Seattle. In Chicago, Firet time in Be- #—$1.00, The, Boe and Ie. Beate) on sale Wednesday, 10 a.m. SEAT TLE THEATER | 1 P HOWK Mer Tel. Main 69 The Le ng Theater Production. IN OLD KENTUCKY th big year of the untvermal orite. Ninth successful year— now better than ever. A spirited and exciting horse race. A rag-time ert by the original ckaninny band every evening at| Finishing Touches in the hardware line for the new house will be found here in plen- Let us give you an Sc, Tho and, $1.00. THIRD abe THEATER Pilea |] tifu! supply. estimate. ERNST BROS. 506 Pike Street The Best eyes. No graduate of } College. ney pric: here. ww York Optical Reientite Optician A Homeapen Heart Presented by a New York company of exceptional ability. A clean, pure and wholesome life told. Kitchen Furnishings ‘That Will give the desired satis- faction at easy prices. Prichard Hardware Company 417 Pike Street 80, 400 and Bc. THLETIC PARK Pacific Northwest League | Octobe 8, 9 30 Laat day, Oot Games begin at 3:15 p. Spokane vs. Seattle NEW YORK D gu cor, Columbia HAYNE BREAD One of our chief elements of | sistence—-so we have good Teas )EMAND flour that always In beat pommble results on baking Capital Patent Flour PRPRPIPPRPTADADPRIIO| grocers ca ly you in Beattle, Capital Milling Company Telephone for a Sample Sack PrTTTITITIT IT To deliver laundry. By bringing your work direct to our you make a distinct saving. Please note, we remove rough from your collars and cum arante nela, that is worth conside & Phone Main 953 PPPHPTHPPRP ARE laund) e not to shrink your fans al Queen City Laundry 1426-28 Fourth, Near Pike ¥ “< AXMINSTER AND SMYRNA RUGS Below Cost This Week at Ogden’s, 502 Pike St. POL GPOPPOGPO IO TIO O9L 99D 990 90 OOP OOOSOOOOT OOD o | M ¥| Teeth, Y | Gold Fillings, $1 up; Sliver Fill- | ¥¥ | ings, 50c, Keeeneeee Gold Crowns, Set $5; Full $5; Bridgework, New York Dental Parlors 614 FIRST AV The Dr. Cockram Blectric I booklet. CHICKEN RANCH—A well im- Seecereeecer ceeeeeeee ety id gage Ao +4 BR. 3 E. epreyents more of the wheat than | §$@0000002e@0000 00900060 eanipapninapentinetice: | ts. Mouse of 4 rooma barm, || 4g r. Boarcely nono of t -roperty well fenced. ments are lost in milling it Owner must sell, will give caay feattie we indorse It, Over 40 terms. A bargain, HERBERT S, UPPER 12 and 13 Schenerman Blook, First Ave, and Cherry 8t. 080090806 0090000 906:09000 NORDHOFF @ Co. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 Pike ANNOUNCEMENTS THAT WILL PL If you follow them carefully every day. Every Ad. New Every Day. Tel. Green 72 | " 7 Instruments Bea . used in the free examination of} Adolph Lindauer | 322 Pike Street § § § id vibration known to the ELECTRICI Is Man’s Best Friend Makes Mon and Women Strong—Used for Ri Lame Baok and All ee Disorders sold by other firms for $5; book and free consultation. Hotel Vietoria, Two Doors from Postoffice, First Ave., Seattle, Office Hours, 9 a. m, to 8 p, m.; Sundays 40 to 2 (GUNS AND SHELLS Fancy Candies A fine line of the beat fancy packages ready home. HIRSCH First and Pike ; Fall Fashions >) are fully set. The ) sack, the four-button sack $ the three-button dou! sack are the accepted sty business and general wean | } SEATTLE TAILORING ¢ 1207 First Avenue i SEece2. I = Through vibration of ca | courses is manifest ail life Ol] electrical current is the moetray | ‘DR. H. T. TURNER Sanitarium, Hinckley Bled Fourth Floor. 7 my Pi 8 sold under & quarantes f9F given entirely free of Write today for my ill COCKRAM 3 9006 They are ali the best) pl the lowest possible. Going Northrup Co, 8