The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1901, Page 4

EE Ee WRECKED “READY FOR THE WIRE sae on Wlto; Pld urkeys, Washington, ast N Y brick 16¢ large sso; | Perry Queenan and Dick Case | Putting on Last Touches | Ww beet, To 1b; steer | = per th; mutton, wether pork, 103 per Ib; veal) ‘The boxing content between Perry Vdc, Queenan and Dick Case, to be pull: “i Off At. Germania hall tomo: naing much interest in neal ‘sporting circles, . ‘The manag dict a big attendance, Some ring men will be t hem will ™ for manager for owen, BC }larae, Xe Provis ation | backs, 10¢; this trom |” Ht piace tn! 12.¢ » ithe | $1 Incmen after} Gorrected . daily—The pineries| ef the situation Unicse (he | Prioek are Detng offered to the produ IM shuld be entre'y shut oft fn round lots on the dock or In i en feported that the the car at Seattle: & WAS At a point over the water, rain—Oate, $20.00@21.00; barley, ekpresred the fear that a wild | $17.00; wheat, chicken feed, $19.00@ AL Antwt be created through Bulter—Fresh, anc h, 16@i80; na- made o amery 230 Native Washington, n@ wire | ame, de bellies, tc. $1.60 per 100 Ibs. pt Sound, pe orn Washington timothy, alfa, $11.00 breakfas at an early hou ni Ata distance ey, The break to he tide that, which m Mater to repair to make the» oe Th jommy ‘Tracey, Ugh the hanging wire direct fe all @anger the po letely turned off b from noon until 1 pon, when the dup and eptlecd. Drenk was caured ey ie. ike pring, Be auees, turkeys. le; geese, 8@ 90, Live stock += Cows, SHOT & in the ends were}! by the} Mae: calves, it 1 BREE. Deita Kappa Epsiion | @29 Falconia’s Trial Fridays e committee of the D. K._E.| The trial of Falconia A. Sepich, ave called @ mecting for Fri- | charged with adultery, will be held At 3p. m. mt the office of | before Judge Cann at 2 o'clock Fri- k PL Lew 18 New bis bigek, | day ofternoon. It was to have been EXfloers will be elected and other Im. | held yeaterday, but the absence of Bftent business transacted. All jan tmportant witness caused ite Of the Delta Kaypa Fpsis | postponement. om Wraternity are invited to be mprmec they are members B.chab or not order_of the committee i day evening, will be held from But. 2 rz REMEN ever. Faseres parlors at 16 v4 @ joc! juraday morning, under the BUSY LAST NiGHT Ne (la Capt. Richard who dropped dead Satur- auspices of Miller Post, G. Buria) will be made in the G. A. h cemetery. TIDE LAND GRADES local fire out at evening to answer an in twining room ot PERRY QUEENAN. At Germanta Hall Tomorrow sto Netl, a clever fighter. arrive in Seattle at 6: noon. ‘The bout wit! be for 20 rounds, and friends of both participants are look- ing for some scientific work. But few bets have been posted, and they ere nearly even, with very slight odds on Queenan. This afternoon both men were re- ported in tine trim, Queenan ts do- ing some bard traihing, aod his managers #ay today that he will be rip at 180 pounds, weight, but bi endily, and by hour for the go, he says im great shapes. i counell streets committee will next Tuesday aventag to go, over the grades for the tide lands by. the Great by the Northern i have submitted plans and both can be gune over at same time. FEDERAL COURT. are the names of the m. H. Davis, Meyer Lobe, Edward H. jiiler, James ‘coc Frederick Sawyer, W. A. Burtenshaw, Wm. ©, Baskett, Wm. eee Thos. Cars- w. Spotts, 4. W. Gras ven, 8 W, A. ‘Titt, J. 8 Austin, Ju les oils Sioee bh Sy iF bch wilt this after- Hit i not he saya, and he feels confident of winn! referee Will be selected tomorrow LICENSED TO WED Wanted—Roy to lea: trade. Apply at The Biaromes a P. ‘Trace, 38. hapten wares | ‘Thoma: ée-| Giese deen of by? t Buckiss, WwW. H. en Lottie Samm, both of Beattle +++] Matthew G. Hutchingon, 28, and ¥ a Blanche Rudd, 4, 7 Society, in the and ot | de- de i i Hi ia for the Anniversary Sale Nothing is to be excepted from the substantial sweeping reduc- tions of the Anniversary Sale—even the new arrivals that combine atest styles, first-class material and high grade workmanship are included at prices that simply demand your attention, Everything in the store has lent its aid to make this Anniversary Sale the suc- cess we want it to be. The result is a sale worthy your most care- ful consideration. Read these items : Infante fed and Brown Kid Mocassin: made, te value; Spateorsecy sae ge Bid Infants’ Hand Sewed Soft Sole hoes, regu ‘Se value; Re ene gy Boge ie price Te Infante’ Hand Se it Sole Kid Patent Leather Shoes. vesting inlaid tops, handsome as- sortment of colors, mother's pride, Tc an a if ert ut He ri Hae a oak tanned built to our order for Puget Sound wet weath- er wear— Sizes 6 to 8, per pair .. Sizes 5% to il, per Sizes 12 to 2, per pair ... Peterson's Children’s Kidskin School Shoes, heavy, flexible soles, solid leather throughout ; neat, dressy lasts— Sizes 6 to 8, per pair ...81.00 Ladiow’ Enamel Caif Winter or Bizes 6% to 11, per pair. $38 DS reak Rnbea:. baaee tantine G ar welt sewed wolen, Sizes 12 to 2, per pair.. Shoes, re $5.00 value; aves Ladies’ Kangaroo Calf Sho heavy flexible fair stitch soles, $2.60 value; anniversary Bale price, per pair SLD Ladies’ Best Kangaroo Calf, high kangaroo #kin tops, the ideal storm shoes, $3.00 value; Anniversary Sale price 82.50 DAYS ARE COME ‘Western Avenue as Quiet as Pacific Avenue in Tacoma Today ‘Western avenue today presented a) “@enolate appearance, The melan-| choly days have come, the saddest ‘of the business year, for the period between Thanksgiving and Christ-| an off-season. Very | ‘was doing today and there were fe recetpts to speak of. Lemons are bringing a little higher | Price and lettuce has sharply ad-) vanced, bringing $1.50 a box. | JOBBING QUOTATIONS. (CORRECTED DAILY.) Groon Fruit. Lemons—$2.50@2.50 @ box; cooking apples, @ibc; eating apples, $1.25 M0: oranges, $2.5063.50; bananas, 2.0; pears, California | grapes, $1.00G1.50; pote Tmy $9.00 | @?.56 per bbi; quinces, 75c sinmons, $1.25@1.00 per srt, eee Ber box: pomegran- Peterson’s 206, 208, P10 HOLIDAY TOMORROW frat Wet "| ANNOUNCEMENT Deo. Sth beets, | We Give the Boyr’ O11 Grain Schoo! wear sary Sale price 4.00 ELDERLY LADIE SOLID COMFORT SHORS. Old Ladies’ Kid Comfort Shoes, extra wide lasts, splendid wear- ers, $2.00 Anniversar Sale price 1.50 Old Ladies iid’ Comtort Shoes, heavy flexible hand ase and splendid we "4.50 Value; Annie versary Sale price voce MRTG solid leather throughout, Feslaters; all sizes from, 12 t0 #4: per pair .. Ladies’ Kid Skin Shoes, solid jeather throughout, neat, new styles, $1.75 value; Anniversary Sale price ... BL.4A8 Ladies’ Chrome ‘Tanned Kid Shoes, on new Heriin lasts, heavy flexible soles, $2.5 value; Anniversary Ba! Potatoen--$23.00@27.00 a ton; TOM. per wack; Ps Wi cy Want everybody to know of tho wed — 1 | extensive preparation we have ma for Christmas business. Our line imported and domestic wines and Uiguors canont be surpassed. Be sociable, come in, sample ir goods 2d sve. and Columbia, Tel, main a emionn, $2.00@1.0 cwt, P perecina ts. @ califower, $1.00@1.%; pump- Kina, ed squashes, artichokes, © i tring beans, 4 cucumbers, 125 per box, "feared Cheese, Eggs and Poultry | Butter — Wi ax creeniarten ound prints, 3c; tho; Sad eaneh, ranch, séglte, A wWoRrD TO INVESTORS Write us and we will send you our mining paper, free of cont. Seo Jas. G. Givens & Oo. 48-94-86 Starr--Boyd Bid Tel. Pink 1753 Free Delivery | THE MILL Dollis Away |” TNE SEATTLE STAR, Ballard; Hors ‘ford, Gi, of Be attle, and Carrie Philena Greeley, 36. of Toston, Maas,; Walter 8. Moyer, 20, of Senitie, and Laura A, Adama. 24, of Green Lake; George J. Rartach, 28, and Anna K. Duncan, 19, both of Kirkland; Harry Salisbury, 29, and Mary Shay, 90, both of Boattle; Maurice Gray, 31, a Gertrude Ow ens, 25, both of | OF ACID TACOMA, Dec. 4—J. 1. ter, a-barber of thin city, wicide In the Grand hotel by drinking earbolic When discovered, the suicide was already beyond médical ald, and it} fa doubtful if anything could have been done to save him had tm: diate help been given, | drunk fully an ounce of the potron. No reasons were given for the act, RICHES OF JUNEAU ner, of the rich Eb- MeAtia- ormmit- Willtam M. ner Gold Mining ( has Just arrived from the is staying at the Butler hotel. Ebner states that the quarts claims © paying tly anticipated, “There are bout Juneau, utside oa ot try. r ore t# also appearing tn abundance, and tt t# Ikely to occe. considerable stir in mining Cline & King have removed thetr law offices from the Pacific block to rooma 803 to 308 in the new Globe butiding, corner of First av iadizon street. All credite Bente Savings bank are to call thore at once and final dividend. DRUG PRICES TUMBLING The autocrats of the drug trade are making strenuous efforts to raise prices. “When the Devil was sick-— ‘The Devil, # saint was he.” But this new system of sell- ing at lessened prices will be steadfastly maintained. You can come here with the assurance that you'll get the best there is, and pay less than anywhere else. Prices are the best arguments— Pinnud's Kau de Quinine, large Lablache’n Face Powder.. Packer's Tar Soap Mennin's Taicum Powder Carter's Littie Liver Pilla. Beet, Iron and Wine. Warner's Safe Cure Kilmer’s Swamp Root Buchu Compound Witch Hazel (pints, Dickinson | Wood Alcohol, pints.. ine, one pound cans, uleion ery Compoun: Bpecifle : Pierce's Favorite Prescription Pierce's Golden Medical Discov- ery « ‘ on Ihe Paine | Bwite BEREYERESERESEERREERE REE Telephone, Main 787. 8. E. Co. Pike St. and Second Ave. FREDRICK & CO. Wholesale and Retail, Jewelers and a 715 Second Nugget Jewelry a ‘Specialty. ‘Lower Prices On Ladies’ Three- Quarter Length | Coats lor red and blue kersey, with velvet | tallor collare, lined with guaran- teed satin, we 0, for 815.00 of | | | | brown Kersey, with was $27 of black bear fur, fi | of ‘Oxtord ‘filexe, wit velvet tail pllar, was $25.00, 820. red, tan end castor ervey, yok wii tailor and storm collars, were now 820.00 rd, red and castor ker t tailor collars, wer A very handsome Coat of ¢ sey, large silk stitched, full bell sleeves, was $37.50, no 10-006 | ti-in. Inokets at spectal | Halt fitting Kersoy J nora, ¢ 7.00 and § . with or, navy and bis 50 Jackets for 8 Ladies’ Kers fronts or or storn sleeves, natin $18.50 conts for Chas. Dangerfield, Stock Broker Hi York block, Seattle, Wash, Stocks bought and sold on con mission. Republic and British Columbia mining stocks a specialty, Agent for the o Nadie Nest Ot and Coal, Co., Tolophione, Hiue 496, TOOK OUNCE aa he i ) La Roche, ph tc) TO ENJOY A GOOD NIGHT'S ».00| Charley Tennant Angry lerk, to. Chi mn FOUND DEAD | ..‘™emvm TELEGRAPH The bird was a fine mt Tennant sage, and was we lot of money to him, He has sev 1 other game birds, but of course ont wre stolen. For Ways That Are Dark | | ‘There ts promines a Chinese “mix-| A number of high officials of the A floater waa found in the bay at} up’ tn the courts soon, ‘The firm of | Western Union Telegraph Co, arriv- the foot of Virginia street about 8:30| Yoo Bing, et al,, ed in the city from the south this o'clock this morning w it had|in the mipertor morning and registered at the Rain- been washed to the shore in a de-| Wong Doon Co,, jer-Grand hotel. dria of logs and timbers |teged to be the The officials are traveling in the | The body i# supposed to be that of which (he private ce President K. C, John Sheldon, @ ratiroad man of uses to pa Clowry, ws the company's Lester, Wash red by cipal stations on the Pacific John near the ; Mr. Ru wliee headquarters Was, in turn, infor Tennant, A Body, Supposed to Be That ot’ Fs John Sheldon, Washed Up |" Western Union Men Arrive in City, on Inspection Tour | has brought suit murt against the to recover $1177, ul balance of an ac defendant company jowry, vic This evening EK. T. Colton, secre ea 9 tary of the student department of |the international committee of the | ee a About 150 pounds, has) A, will address the men dark hair, smooth face, in a dark blue worst Wh asi ags uo, ben, vest, #ack made, Ww pants and heavy lace In his right hand coat pocket was stock Inter. Boy tate Fisheries 308 Pacific block. Kegley-Mclntyre Co. 111 Occidental Ave. Phone Main 495 WALNUTS — All new crop} soft shells, usual 15 tents; | tomorrow, 10c per pound. Guia limited. UC —Fresh shipment, fruit in_ fine Fie oy 25c __FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furitare Fo . INSIN CHEESE — Best Morris Chairs Give Sub- wali sound®,........18¢ stantial Comfort - ---New, fine, very fat and fancy; 15¢c Leather Furniturets the most substantia! and luxurious kind each 10¢ and... ; of furniture, but in chairs the Morris chair i» a very close second for comfort giving qualities. — Mountain View We show a apiendid line of Morris chairs, pene or Yakima; ple value, im TICKS, each 30c, 2 for. .55¢ Malt Breakfast Food dem- onstrated. Free every day $6.5, , 7 5 this week. Sample free. Morria = Chatr, made of sola a or birch mahogany; revers- Iie and adjumable vel- MISSION FIGS HAVE NO EQUAL as « dried Fig. They are most palatable, either raw or cooked and re- quire no sugar. They are very economical as well as nutri- heavy and substantially duilt; = good, comftort- able Morris chair. Prige, “nm versity on n arrived In this city lant | | night at the Rainter-Grand hotel. He found an application for a position worker Md the ¥, M. jon the North Pacific raiiroad, It the} was dated Oct, 10, 2 j en. | Sheldon, Lester, Wash, In | er found ab ‘The body Is badly ewollen and has the appearance of having been in the water about 10 days. Coroner Hoye will institute an Investigation at once. 80 far nothing is known| _ M.D. Pease, Johnson & Co., an to the manner in which the man| Second ave. Is headquarters met hin death, cloaks, sults an linery pockets was whieh ta bi students | colleges, i107 for rapher, SU Firat Muy © Diam ‘The season | ¢ Coupon Book ‘Tel inv This t one aam- tous. 4 Pounds for 25 Coats We alno carry a stock of Cal- ffornia Dried White Figs at for Wm.S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER 603 Pike, Tel. Main 998 and 271 GRAND tous: HOUSE «. FREDERICK & NELSON HOME FUBNISHERS Second Avenue and Madison Street JOHN Font MANAGER ‘Phone, Main t closing nce of the Teng dostns 2 Want and fashion- able “haan cons Loworns “The First Duchess of Marlborough” | soeees Liebler & Ci Prices—$1.00, $1 OPERA Sentte’s GRAND HOUSE *Thedae john Cort, Manager, Phone Maln 06 Friday and Saturday Next SATURDAY MATINEE. TSe, We and tic. IN THE PRESERVATION OF YOUR HEALTH ARE THE ABIL- ITY TO DIGEST WHOLESOM: FOODS, AND THE STEADIN OF NERVES THAT ALLOWS SLEEP. If YOU LACK EITHER OF THESE, YOU NEED In the proper key i# absolutely im- ‘ Jas. A, Herne's i$ snes Comedy- AB A TONIC. IT 18 A DELICIOUS | ferior range and poor construction. | AND WHOLESOME AND I8 THE | OUR PIANOS have been gathered | An Excellent Company. O8T EFFECTIVE MALT TONIC ftom makers who and take pride ers nye ong Gtartatees. jSVER MADB. ITS POPULAR | Diary both ns to beauty, hesmens | Seats on sale Thursday, 10 a. BECAUSE IT's GOOD. quality Retd ne to Donuty, Bacgncay, 0 am. |tone and. exterior finish. We set) | nnn tothe SEATILE ‘THEATER pect famous makes as the Chicke Weber, Kimball, Pease, Hobert |D). ¥, MOWi Manager tu Main 43 The Leading Theater, ni Two dosen hait pint bottien de-| Mt" Cable Co. and D. Johoson ALL THIS WEEK uvered te any Dart of the sity, | co, THD LAUGHING HIT gS. Jomston (0) “Sarees M03 Second AVEHE —stoney's Wedding Day | pa | Pretty Girls, Beautiful Costumes. Sustaining a Note Holiday Novelties Fancy Boxes and Baskets Candies packed ready | for mail or express HAYNES su Geb Brunner & Co. | Tol. Main 1060, 602 Pike Su | = And every evening this week at 8:15 (Baturday nmtinee) | George Samuels presents | viens | Depicting Love and Pathos, \ Hate and Passion, metropolitan production, can story of thrilling and ‘tfelt interest, embellished by wenic "effects! A strong | y from life! | Mr, We want you to examine our var- |Jous appliances for adding to your comfort. Wo have just received a particularly attractive Une of rend ing lamps which we have priced at many in the lot handsome and dur- able Christmas gitts. An| here are that will make The Seattio. Electric THE ONE-PRICE Company | FAMILY WINE and | 907 Firet Avenue | LIQUOR STORE ea have 40c Pound | i kinds of plain ancy Our goods give perfect satisfaction. || * . end fancy a | WS BIYe BOOM Value for Your money, ‘Try us and be satisfied. Special in- onte for the hi tay imams “T1418 Secona Ave. Ron Marche block. Tel, Green 261 Washington Tent & Awning Company. (Inc.) } Manufacturers of waterproof horse | | and wagon covers, dash aprons, wag- jen tops and umbrellas, | Tel. Main 1026. 62 Yosler Way | UNDERTAKERS FUNERAL DIRECTIEERAND ENBALMERS | 1@07 FIRST Ave BM PIKE fyi the AND UNION anta Claus fh ere every day, opening his mail and to decide what to give all the boys and girls in town. The chit dren must all write him as soon as possible, give ing theirstreet and num-& ber, so that he will know where to find them) when Christmas comes, Musical Instruments and Lanterns Doll nina and metal, rms. We have the line of dolls ever shown on the Pacific Const Kid Dolls from 15¢ up to....$6.0 Jointed Dolls, 19¢ up to Dress Dolla, be up to Kid Body Doll Sp Doll, 20 inches tong, body; very pretty face, dark rn Nght hadr; @ good §1.25 va 108 saedes . Doll's. Clothes Complete line of Dollis’ Clothes, Shoes, Hats, Stockings, Jackets, ete, in wigs, doll mont complete All kinds ments, Tr ot Musica! umpets, Rattles gale anterns, all kinds sizes, Hc to $5.0 7 Printing Presses, from Ze to: Full Stock of Anin Child's Dishes in great variety. Tea and Dinner Sets, Chamber Sets, etc., from lc to. 6.00 Buildin, Horses and agons Doll Houses, Barns, Engine Houses, Grocery Stores, Drug Stores, Mest Markets. All kinds ot Pores, ‘Horses and Wagons, Ne Horses. Animals, Goats, Woolly #1 Cows that give real milk, D and Cats that walk and Elephants, Donkeys, etc. Skin Horses, all sizes; Roe Horses, Galloping Horses, Horses. Rocking Horses from $2.75 | to $15.00 each. NORDHOFF @ co. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 Pike St, Big Specials for Thursda MEN READ CAREFULLY Peder Neate dae vee Be, Men's Pants, worsteds, our price ..... -..$1.45 } price $3.00; our price. Fine Woolen Socks, regular price Joe; our price, & for - .... Oe SAMPLE SHOES— Sweaters, all-wool, assorted col- ors, $2.00; our price ......500 Laundered Shirts, fancy, regular price $1.50; our 4 Underwear, camel's. hail {ficece- lined, regular pi price, rt et regular rite ‘The; our price . songee sesee ee BOS 250 SUSPENDERS 100 GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE, ™ ‘2 Wheat... Put a grain of wheat split under a strong glass, you will Mt fall of cells. It is the co of these cells that Capital Patent | is made of. nature 6 lost, Capital Patent Fi is the only fancy flour cont “vege! fat.” 1 LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT 62.75 PER TON This kole is from the new siope which We have just and is the L—4 domes. te kole in the mar! EAS04e 4 Coat CO., Bu of Madison treet. fepho Main 976, 00000000000: WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE. Albert Hansen 77°= The largest jawelry house in the Northwest, SEATTLE, WASH. When buying articles this paper, speak of the Star. A Dollar Goes A Long Wa When spent with any of the advertisers in this d partment. Good goods, fair prices. Every Ad. New Every Day When yoo are sick Consult H. T. TURNER. Sanitatium, Hinckley block, 4th floor, Wood or Coal Heaters at very low prices, A complete Hine, All sizes, ERNST BROS, £06 Pike Street Tel, FIT ANY CAMERA Our Amateurs’ Multipliers make six pictures on 1 plate, sizo 4x6. Price 60 cents. Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co. au ‘Clenbe Seer Nothing better for photos; nothing better for @ day gift. n 72 tollet waters, ; pure Soaps. Buy a Remington Typewriter and you Boy the Best E. C. NILES, 109 Cherry St. ‘The old made as good as H. SHAMEK 1225 First Ave, Tostrah 3. = - NV ELE S ley. = R8gsEsERR EE ne ysezrevspreagar Sposcsaeee.