The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1901, Page 4

A BUNCH OF BILLS THAT WILL PUT CITY IN LINE Conduct in the Parks-—Driving on and Use of Streets--City Will Fix Schedule of Green Lako and Fremont Cars--Other Matters Before Council Aw Dills was introduced in the city cou cil last Might. One regulates the use and control. parks, another limits driving other prohibit Fremont and Green Lake cars. Bi Biden these there were a nuthber of amalier bia Bupt. of Streets and Park Tk provides that roads tn the parks) ordine = Green Leke end Fremont Tims A new ontinance be used only by persona in ¢ Flages, on Dicycles or hor: While out for pleasure, The paths _ are for pedestrians alone. Heavily “aden wagons, arying merchandls. ordinance shall be fined in or ie peraona must re: not exceeding $100 of imprisoned tn | tn thoes parte of the parlibeserved |the city, jall not to exceed 30 days | for such. Before a baseball game or | OF both Other Important B ne ; |, Other bills introduced were as fol- lows: Authorizing the city engineer to butld a temporary roadway across City dalton my. 82 government canal nant, a. [Rnd appropriating M80 therefor: for. te the Right | Didding tran doors in aidewatks President Crichton introduce@a Dill | except when In actual use for recety- ope | all vehicles to keep to the tng or discharging good: right on the princtpal streets, which, Ing money to pay the fucement and) costs of the 18h avenue uthorizing the, mayor to appoint «| jepot Matron at @ salary of $25 per | month, the ¥. W. CA. to nominate the matron; curbing and Queen Anne avenue from Roy Comstock street: amending must be stven Fret EB. Bander for the the block which fs the point + | construction Pipe Grant street tins ru district bounded by Ma. {raf 3 Hon ‘Washington streets and is obliged to ma Fer EX. & can be played In park | the First and Second avenues, no King County Work- Frazer. ‘trated by pointed with briet aoa of credentials committee. “The Army Canteen,” Mrs, “ ed by Mrs Rachel ty x and Snap Shots. bea i?” Rev. T. H. Rev- oN s0<chitdren’s hour, in charge of Metis Mercy Work,” Mrs. N. B, jon led by Bre. M. EF. Bur- dank. Dinner. Evening 7:00—Executive committee meet- [30—Prelee $f and Promise “service, Mrs. fee Tory £:00~Medai contest, in charge of Mrs. C. Lb. Hi Award of Benediction. , ——__- ¢. P. WILL BUILD TWO NEW BOATS Sele One for Skagway Run; the Other for Victoria Ferry ‘The Canadian Pactfic Navigation Co. int 4 to build two steam-| ers. On@ will be put on the Skag-| way fab in the place of the wrecked | foie ndgr and it will be used | a ferry " and| pe built on cifie Const Co md Chy of nger and freight about oon called construc. for the new boats tion will commence For Bribery 4 Williams, actused of trying to wh “a in the Mabet aig har at Saat hance to be tried, theugh there is no. idence that he wants to be, After several weeks of Pailitul filoustering by his Altorneys pie trial box Leen set down for next Wetnenday | on and for the n whieh you conducted your the delicate mlm D WINTER FOR DAWSON ijt Is Believed That Many Inhabi- | fants Will Need Relief A Bit of Irony I had been led t with devising ways and oth: ident with and at least came acrows the line at I iin the shops prior not been #0 em ¥ a United States commis " They appealed to the United States district court, and Judge H ford ordered them returned to th The prevailing opinion among travel ern returning from that country in to the effect that the Klondike In going to have @ hard winter mment upon my Ith of new and important) will be permitted task of harmonizing these than & Walk around @iforences Matters me Into beilet that this " differences tf no | Su funda and will not be able to seoure | Riatew oe work, The camp has been turned in to a summer miners live through the thelr summer's earnings round has been nearly all worked over and wages are coming down. BUILDING PERMITS “putting Permits h Main and Marion streets, First and | Second avenues, no one wi! mitted to unload any street when | m if it had been within the of human agency to do so, y umbrellas of Shamek, formerly with Hon Marche. | the board of public works ‘The park bill was prepared dy! a writter For gas and electric fixtures. Kit-| bourne & Clark Co., ~* S16 Beoond Ave, load, cord, Seattle Fuel Co, m Twenty-fourth * Become Interested with Inter ‘State | gin shall be run by the Se blanks in the | o wesimum fine onment for 80 a: It ts an follows ARVEST SALE OPPOR- TUNITIES INCLUDE BOYS’ CLOTHING. We've the greatest satisfaction in the fact that the Harvest Sale economy possibilities cover almost every branch of expense for things to wear among these is clothing for boys. means quality and low price combined—this applies to boys’ clothing. SUITS FOR BOYS Boys’ Gray Mixed Cheviot &Piece EATTLE’S BUSY (| STORE unlawful for any tepoait any article or thing, of ar whatever, on any sidewalk or in any ue oF alley of the city of © mame ts don street, a Seattle, der authority of some and important True economy 3 ohise dark gray, with MAYOR HUMES THOUGHT THERE WAS A STRIKE! He.Thanks Committee tor Its Good. and Takes a Rico- E est, farmer's 10 years; worth Engiiah Cheviot 2-Piece 3-Button Cut-Away Sult, pretty black and gray mixed pat- tern, splendid Italian cloth tin- vipes 11 to 8; Boye’ Reeters of heavy bt Worth 4:00, Mazvest we OS ERS) Stuyée MMs fast avecing thenn.t ittee appointed by him! vest Sale Economies ‘Twilled Cashmere Flannelette, tn vartety of beautiful ie value, Harvest . . 106 ed thy New Kohoma Twilled § rich new styles, waists, dressing sacques and DROP DE SAVOY FLANNEL” exact dupticates of «: , ed French Oannele; Me value, Harvest Bale —— sa Peterson’s 2%, serorteenst: CAUSES THAT MAKE OR KILL VALUES atte and their former emp! “While it is to be regretted { the efforts of youfself and your unguceessful. thanks of the community are doe you that you consented to under- soctates: eed «A Capitalist of Chicago Tells of Actual] Experience Why Capital Hill Will Appreciate More Rapidly Than Any Other Property in Seattle Here is Something for Seattle Lerosties, to Cut Ou Out and Save. The Words Verbatim Are From Thomas Nicholson, a Chicago Capitalist, Who Built the Great Marshall Field Block, and Is Now in Seattle to Put Up a Steel Frame Office Building Barten “that no class of business or residential “That \s solely 4 ie 2 ee to ite being preserved ; 8 a8 4 firet-claas district olate in value #0 rapidly itekiak wgnith as Capitol Hill pe are trying to nell | and locate in thi “My reasons are baxed or Chieago and other cities. It in the only part of Chicng symptoma of my asth ed, If «aad: Gsbtigghd am indeed grateful to T Fvations, a# Capitol Hill in the only part of Seattle Protected by such wise and timely provisions,” Mr. Nicholson back property in a part ¢ class, was $200 per front foot. Ballard, Wash. Chestnut street, be- |q ed Up his excellent judgment by Paying cash for two of the best lots on Capitol Hill, His experience in Chicago, “But no building restrictions were from actual knowledge, of cheap dwellings and apartment houses were butit true of every city in Amerten. among the finer residences, The result was to deter The absence of bullding restrictions wilt kill vatues istrict to third class, Pre » best property. forate the whole { $100 per front foot Residence districts naturally Arst-class by every ad Vastly enhanced tn value by the timely and sensible mafeguarda that pro. tect Capitol Hill. residential district about the ature and location It started at $50 per front ¢ restrictions were imposed. «i to be preserved from cheap surround. Just as Mr. Nicholson says, from experience extend- r the wide world “No class of property in tial, will appreciate in value #0 “Today it 1» th» most valuable residence property 20 In for as high as $1900 per front foot «xe ralce, «ai orwee| MOORE INVESTMENT CO. 112 Columbia St. THE SEATTLE sTAr BANKRUPT CHICAG |northenat, Lestory frame, $460; A. R.| irinnold Thirty-fifth avenue, to | F foundation, $600; Jenwe Jeasor Tenth ayenu orth, deator frame, #1800; L. Sprengie, 214 Boyle stow avenue north, Mg-story frame, | $1000. FEDERAL COURT, court to be O Leo Ker and Lee Chung ane getting tante of American litigation. They lant 1 were ordered rted| ¢ rt of appenln Coal, ton, cariond, Seattle Fuel Co THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF 75 TAILOR-MAD SUITS AT $15 Made to Sell at From $22 to $35 buyer secured 75 Suits, of the , direct from the maker at a price «and Cloaks enlt und Johnson Co. Tired Eyes Cause Sickness yon tire easily ted eyeatrain te gure t 1| sickness. SCH Haro OPTICAL latest style that enables us to say $15.00 each inst $25.00 and $35.00, $22.00, Next to Bone, Fisher and Lane's), or at thin at ause we buy ch have their and, in ¢ excluatve sale in Be atisfactory good: Graphs. 3 ft, by i ft, velopers, G0c. Photographic Supply Co. 215 Columbia Street The Best Value In the city, The $4.00 Trousers turned out by thie shop will give § ; ? for the money. The Seattle Telloring @. | HIRSCH PHARMACY CO. Tel, Main 916 5207 First A: The Standard pid vibration kno o€ Typewriter excellence ts found 3 Sp man atm Known to the art DR. H. T. TURNER Sanitarium, Hinckley Block. Fourth Floor. in ghe Remington. E. © NILES, 109 Cherry St J price Asthma and C n, such as have clans and remedion, Cancers, Tumorr What Some of His Man Say of Dr. Abbo hax cured me of deafness jcheerfully ree and catarrh. His treatment was dit- [ine expect ferent from any that I had ever had before, and I will assure you the only treatment for deafness, that ver knew that did any good ALBERT White House nue, r Cherry street e not b reathe naturally myself a w Abbo. MRS, CAROLINE HERMAN, tween Firat and Second, tment for deafness nA wucceRs With me, and I DISEASES of the EYE |! Croan Byes and Curing Granulated LAds, ( metropia, Myopia and Astigmatism are bined with many original CONSULT: Hours; 9 a, m. to 8 p.m; Bunda 1119 Firat Avenue, Seatt! While it is true that, at the price reductions he got for taking the whole lot, we are unable at $15.00 to n we yet want to close e you may buy your Fal you come early enough, at from two-thirds a slight profit on the in a single day. __FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture Stoves, Furniture, Draperies and soe All Priced Fairly Fvery part of the home can be furnished better and chenp- at_any other place in the Northy i, #ell to you ches See Our Second Ave. Window For an idea as to styles and material price descriptions. AT 815.00—Women's black cheviot, flare skirt after reading these tle o made anywhere, We have built up this bud ‘at fair prices, Regular vale AT $15.00—Women’s Suits of brown venetian skirt, short eton jacket et in tight-fitting and had two trimmed with scrolls bottom and top, wn cant register and clath, eton jacket with set-in y silk corduroy, trimmed with silk ban rl buttons; skirt ts flare style 60. brown venetia That All Maz Mewetue Og ° tting Down Town jefe Sale Opens, We Will Not Beeman fort d with emoke pi damper and ck sult js worth & '@ Tailor-made broadcloth graduating Jacket double breeated with ete et and skirt trimmed with bands of stitched taffeta ult iw worth $27.00, WEDNESDAY SPECIALS From every department in the store are collected and printed each Tuesday tn the Star, extra ppectal Economical Seattle women are watching them because in them they find way to get needed articles chbaper than they would These for tomorrow only— $1.0 PEPTICOATS, 31.00— A pew lot of Mercerized Sateen ts, worth $1.60 each, will der-priced for Wednesday, urn; made with wing. off top and automatic 8:30 Tomorrow Keep in mind there are but 7% Sul here promptly, +. possible. i pear! button Jo wood air-tight heater have sold it for three and guarantee mive watisfaction values, because they are much”und er-priced with interest, i3¢ LACES, 1to— Oriental laces, very finest qual- new designs, regular value 230, special price ibe. 1.0 MOUSSELAINE DE SOIE, so— 26-in, Planish- RUBBER DIAPERS, 18¢— * Rubber Diapers, worth to 30c, Wednesday's special at 1c. CHILDREN'S GOWNS— Children’s nel Gowns, from 2 to 14 years, a! An elegant lot of Mousselaine de Sole and Chiffon, in good as- ot colors, very best 4 45 inches wide, Value $1.00 per yard, Wednesday's special, at 480, Me PLATT VAL LACES, 12%0— Platt Vall Laces, in a choice line of new and neat patterns, in white and cream, widths from 2 to 7 inches, actual value 190, 25¢ and %oc per yard; special Wed- nesday at 12% STS’ SPECTALS— FREDERICK & NELSON NOME FURNISHERS Second Avenue and Madison Street NEW THINGS Will often be told of in these little ads, find tt pays to read them every day. Every Ad. New Evory Day. sewn SEK DOWN... } Regulation Army Shirts $2 with de will outwear any shirt ever made, For service there are none bet- id. Washington Dental and ter in the w: KIRK, 1209 First Avenue The Best Baby Food Lehn and Finck’s Sugar Milk, you the very best satisfaction { Pound package, be, CHILDREN'S TOBOGGAN in blue and white, pink and white and biack and white; worth 75c each, Wed- nesday 45c each. BOYS’ $2.75 SUITS, $1.98— Boys’ 2-Piece Suits, worth $2.75" éach, here tomorrow at $1.98. WOME a wa WET WEATHER special Wednesday only, at 7%c & box, Porous Plasters, for Wednesday, ‘ Fresh Cod Liver Ot, $1.00 bottles, Wednesday Tbe paon's German Blood ‘ea, regular 26c pack- Soothing Syrup, regular price te a bottle for 100. Oliver's Skin Boap, three cakes in @ box, Wednesday only Women's Calf Skin Shoes, with heavy soles, suitable for wet worth $2.95, Wednes- pectal, at $2.00. WINTER SHORS, $2.00— Men's Ot! Grain Shoes, water- proof; regular value $2.95, on sale Wednesday, at $2.00, TRIMMED HAT SPECIALS— On Wednesday we will offer 15 more elegant trimmed $4.95, worth $4.00 or more. We will seil Women's $10.00 Trimmed Hats tomorrow at $8 A good assortment to choose from. $1.35 BLACK SERGE, 81.00— Black English Serge, worth 135 & yard, Wednesda: MADAME YALE'S FRCIT- CURA—In order to make you ac- quainted with Madame Yale's will give a free sample of her well known Fruit- icura, @ woman's tonic, for the asking tomorrow, Apply at the drug counter, MEN'S 2c BOX, 160— Une of men’s 2c Ribbed Shaker Sox will be sold Wednes- only at 18¢ @ palr. MEN'S #5c UNDERSHIRTS, me jerino Undershirts remedies, we AINPROOe CHEVIOT, $1.29~ Seney-tom, Rainproot Cheviot, Wednesday's First and Phe th vibration of electrical anifest all life. Wednesday's special at Tie, POPULAR MAGAZINES, $ for 100. NOTION ePEcIArs— Brush Binding, worth 6%e a k numbers of Ladies nd other popu- azines, will be sold three worth 100 for Be. Nainsook Covered Dress Shields worth 10c, for 5c a pair, Whalebones, worth 16c a bunch MATTED PICTURES, 30— A splendid line of Matted Pic. tures, worth 10c eac! joose from, on Bale tomor- Panay Decorated Crepe Paper, Tegular price 19c, at 15c roll. worth 25c at 18c, DRAPERY SPECIALS— » 60 inches wide, © ® yard, on sale | RANGE BPECIAL—The Moore 8 NELETTE WAISTS, to— Flannelette Watsts, the last of & well selling lot will be offered hole, oven 16x Tel. Green 72 ERNST BROS. 506 Pike Street really worth $1.00 SATEEN WAISTS FOR $1.00— About 60 Sateen Waists, worth 31.60 each, will have the popular price of $1.00 for Wednesday. pretty as bein 8 at le @ yard. Hindoo Drapery, worth 2%e and 180 a yard. a1 College of Licentiate of the Ro Physicians, DI 5 e Royal College Surgeons, Specialist and Surgeon Successtully treats and curee—-Catarrh, Nervous Dy *, Rheumatism, F |G4e BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ Co. 1415 to 1435 Second Avenue and I15-123 Pike Street ralysis, Neuralgia or Sciatica | affied the skill of all other physt- - olypold growtha, Gratefol Patients : ommend him as a genu. fe wEERSONAL NOT MAKING ANY AL- 8, moving | ent quarters, but are No. 741 Second Ave. where we are selling Pianos in the ME OLD, SUBSTANTIAL WAY, we alwaye did. BARGAINS jare always to be found here, 2] we, promise to duplicate any prices other of Upon investigation, you will find our statements true, 602 White street, O2O2O% from our pF o's treatment weeks I co} mig », for Twas practically blind three luy 1 can read the rere saree ba and Ironton Garland Jr. stove for coal or wood. improvements, bo cured me of rhi @ dozen other and Hot Springs, Ark,, and we ask onvince yourself, £ Sherman, Clay & Co. STBINWAY on v Ramaker Music (0, 1415 Second Ave, Same Side of the Street, Block as the Bon Ma Made of the Will last a life onable usage, me with reas- Avbo's method of removing | » Fitralghtening | $ ~ 1% Goo. Hl. Woodhouse & Co, 1409 24 2 ISeos OOOH OHO! eeeoesenoees | Washington Tent & Awnin Canina. (Ine. Manufacturers and wagon cover on tops and um! Tol. Main 1026, moat actentific thods of his own ABBO MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE ON AND EXAMINATION FREE erproof horse ine aprons, wag- Same 3426-28 2B Focath Ave MORAN BROS CO. 82 Yosier Way very z ea halt of BE LTE WRES LSE Selections Unti: 9 shij tain ot of Ruttieg Cure ns and plain net, one pairs of each sort, priced fd half ee regular value ‘or Wed. hope Portieres tn Seo seme ment of colorings, at 3289 %6-in. Silkalines, and lfc a yard, Wi ‘aaa a DOWNSTAIRS 5: Two and three-quatt ackag Powter, for Be. Chalienge isin, totes bones terme Decorated — Poreslaia, Dishes, 6 for 26. Decorated Poreclain | Plates, 6 for 9c. Decorated Porcelain © Saucers, six for 2c, WOMEN'S HOSIERY DERWEAR SP’ Women’s Fast Hose, extra heavy, and heel; worth Tye a pair, Only three comes ‘otton Hose, hi double toe and me ally sell at a8 a pair. Wednesday, Zc. Women's All-Wool bed Vests, high neck sleeves, in grey, black of worth $1.50 a garment. bon gg close out the lot esrego Shs 359 ‘Women’ . Lined Union “Suits worth 2% a suit, Wi yer CHILDREN’S _UND } AND HOSIERY | Boys’ Extra Heavy Biack 4 ton Bicycle Hose, double tos, bet § | and knee, ‘al siaes; ‘worth 3 mnorrow at 200. ‘ Misses’, Boys’ and Childn bag Fleece Lined ‘vests, or drawers, weave, : es; worth 30 to ee a garment, according to sixe, ‘eines 08 sale tomorrow at 7 DOMESTIC SPECL 500 doz. Pillow Cases, snes 'y 86 Inches, good cotton WO 100; special for Wednesday, tf 100 DOZ. TURKISH TOWELS 100 doz. Turkish Towelg, 20x50 inches, red border, 12%c, Wednesday's 6 81-86 each. French | flannelettes, widths; worth 15c, at ‘Wednes in ae. BUSINESS COMES OUR | | ae eee es BE > be studied Just as any’ get clothes white, injure a thread—to iron such & as each customer wants it, regi thought and care, but we do It do {t because we mean to the best laundry in the world, Queen City Laondry Established 1890 Tel, Malti) Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers. Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber, BONNEY & STEWART piynertl Directors and Km bal iy hird Avenue apa ¢ For the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium or Ta Habite—The only Keeley Institute in Columbia, Institute Kilbourne Ave, ake or Fremont car, Office 30 Sullivan Main 835, Seattle, Wash. G, T, Castle,