The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 7, 1901, Page 4

Last Edition 4 O'Clock p.m. KAISER WILHELM MAY LOSE ALL CONSERVA- TIVES FROM REIGHSTAG ~ BCRANTON, Pa, Deo. 1.—At this ‘Morning's session the convention of Federation of Labor long THE STORY mon the part « Uves will be that the & “The articles named in the tariff, which has been proposed by this union's representatives ask only those measures which will offer pro- tection against the United States. The kaiser expects men of this body to think, and not to rush pell-mell in one of another Girection order to prevent future een unions, a beard tl be empowered tc This afternoon's seasion of the vention was devoted to heart reports of . from Great the « settle | to White Horse are not under ad | control of any government so far as | 1 know. / Origin of the Story “The charge that we ask ext tlonate rates is unfounded. Peop! canpot expect to be carried over our | road as cheaply a3 on a transconti- |nental line, as the conditions are en- | Uirely different. It cost more to build and to eperate our road. There is no basis whatever for the Victoria story, as there is uo ground for a brick, 16@iic; Swine, Kgge—Btrictly fresh Eastern, 22626 Live poultry- spring. lie turkeys, ibe; 1nGite e114 apring 10M 14 large 1g eens ducks beet, Te Ib; steer ; mutton, wether. per Ib; veal, 1c; Breakfast belles, Ie. Wheat, 821.00, corn, $4.0@ Corrected daliy—The _followtn Prices are being offered to the produ- er in round lots 1 os Eges—Strictly fresh ranch, 2. Poultry—Hess, 11@ pring. 12¢; email epring, Live stock ec: calves, bog. Leb yc. Cows, OTe: Bee: steers | sheep, te; a the dock or in THE SEATTLE STAR NO HASTE IN MATTER is Queen Anne’s Streets Will) radier Pure Likely Wait Awhile Danish Baptist Bazaar } be graded are in- require an imm and it will cost » Won't Hurry “Council will be Ger that dan peny ¢ act MAN GONE of ie in cireulation this af- Saturday Night Specials That You Can Carry Home Every Saturday night special is a useful article that you can carry home with you. It is one of the requirements that you do carry them home, as we do not deliver Saturday night specials. These prices should interest. 96-1. Bilkolines urday 6 Drapery Room fine ¢ y tor quilt coverings, per yard, Sat opr Te & Gouble ruffie Rods, each, complete with "bras Saturday night . ooee @ Saturday Night Specials From 3-Fingered Towel an be attached to a or wall; Satur Tetp m..1de the Household Goods Department Maréwood acne ase a Cp Tim Jey Cake . from Pans, Saturday > 9 D. m, each 2 om te ‘Tin Sauce Pang « §, 6-quart sie, Saturday night 7 to 9 p.m. choice 10¢ SATURDAY Dp WE IMPORT Genuine French EBONY HAIR BRUSHES Each of splendid value—the bristles of 2 quality to correspond with the prices. MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES from $2.50 to $10.00 pair. Our EBONY MIRRORS are guaranteed against weather, splitting or warping. MONDAY SPECIAL A pair of genuine FRENCH EBONY MILITARY BRUSHES, sterling sil-” ver mounted, extra good quality bristles. Regular price $2.50, Monday special but jest the adjutant left the of out orders. It te said that be was | dismatiafied here. CORBETT-- copa AND : ; Egg Eisek | : | i & He H Bh z ? 5 HH iy i ag i I eit i t st 8s i i aE f . Overcoats for Men Our Suit Department has never been in better shape than now. We're showing some wonderful values in ex- ceptionally well made “MIli- tary” and “Ensign” styies, that if you lke “figure” Clothes, will answer your pur- pose admirably. Phey're priced from— S20 33, 315.0, S65, 53.0 to 55.0 We Go a lot of talking on Overcoats And we sefl a great many gar- ments, We consider that it’s to the adver ot every prospective overcoat buyer in this Vicinity to inspect our tine before letting goof his money, The styles, fabrics, linings and workmanship will be found in our garments correct They're priced from WM, 25h, 330, 515.0, to On [ apples, te@ite; eating ws, bogs. M’GOVERN Fight Will Be Arranged After New Years NEW YORK, Dee. 1—By appotn ment the managers of Young Cor- | bett and Terry MoGeovern met afternoon to arrange for another go between the featherweights. © bett's manager, however, stated that Lemons—82.00@1 9 « box apples, $1 0; bana: Boys’ | Clothing $ | Is easily solved at this store. | It needs but a giance at this splendid stock to assure the knowing buyer that he or she has found the right place to trade at. In the Bult depart- ment we're showing such styles as the Satior, Reefer, Norfolk, Russian Blouse, Nor folk Yoke, Mitdy, Blouse, Yoke, Vestee, Two- Piece. Priced trom— $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 to $7.50 Boys’ Overcoats Shown in al of grey, bi green. Dark, roughish cloths that in sure the buyer plenty of wear and make it pors to figure on the new shades le for you two years’ ser $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $6.00 to $10.00 J. Redelsheimer & Co. cooking | write from New line of De Pinck £16 Becen ILLIA ssn re | | | Divorce Proceedings Which Are Much Flavored Cora says Wiliam has lots of mone and she wants some of it, and Wili- am says he hasn't much, and what be would lke to keep Cora says William sent ber and their chilé out from Daw- son in 1806, has had to sup rarif and the child ever since. | while William protests that after ing together voluntardy they eed to separate and that he gay: er $1). nalf the money he then had. Further, that ft was agreed that the child should be placed in ‘Une are of Co mother a Vie- toria, which was done, an’ that be had since paid for its support. Both | ank for the chiid | Judge Griffin began the bearing of | the case yesterday, but it was not finished and it went over till Mon- day. | | Up Against tt i | Bath parties made damaging ad-| | missions on croms-examination. The | woman's attorney, Mr. Byers, pro- etter and asked Summer- < was bin, He! in was asked to! Mr. Byers ia tter might be bis. She Piano Once ‘The defense tried to bre the woman's character. & having been an inmate of di abl pt that sh once played the plano The ntif® had mo ce: ge or other record of one, bu imed © ceremony was performed at Lake Lindermann on 1 1864, by © man who claimed to be &n Official, though she could ne member what position ft was pu ported he held. INDIAN UPRISING town fleven Mag. CALCUTTA, Deo ud villages ‘were burned by . ay during the course ‘The Brit 0 and 16 of school dir ight. The elec DPPPPIRIIPIIIDID > D> >> QrePRENADRIITDIIPAPIRORDS RHRARARSRAAADPAIRIVSD BADVDD "FREDERICK & NELSON ROME FURNISHERS Second Avenue and Madison Street Lendhdbaaahdhahaninanene ees ie 3 tore Anything of wood for pyrography or carvine. Material and = workman- ship of the best. made to sui Paintings, Pen Draw ings and burnt work to your order. ART FURNITURE & GRILLE (0. “BURCHETT 806 Tm AVE. Oppeets Telaphene Often 20! POO OOD OO. OOOO CIO SEO OPO OH SPOHe S1OHO1O © SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE oF ROSENTHAL CHINA You will look a long tin fore you » find anything ral . this Deep Rod Rosenthal China Bread Piates, f rly $2.0 spectal price 82.00 Tea Pot Stands Formerly $1.25, spectal price STe Pink Resenthal China Bread and Butter Seta, form erly $3.26, special price 82.18 Cups and Saucers Formerly $1.60, special 1 1.00 M. Seller & Co. Cor. First Ave. and Madison St. CeCe eee eeeeeeeCCeCeee® Ce CCEEE TEE CEEEETE CELE DDPPFRRRIZIIIID2IIDIHS DD DP dd deade Free! ni, #0 We have hit t tain a brand r yme a cash purchaser ” On Saturday Evening, Dec. 28, at 8 O'clock rmine who is the fortunate one will de ucement EE THE RANGE IN THE wee our well welocted Heavy Plated Sliverware nt your Xmas trade OOO SOOOOOOOSO OD A Xmas Present AGARLAND R NGE plar give som 1 have Out, except the eyelets, thread Sole agents W. L. Douglass Men's Union-Made Shoes. ? tor styles, per pair, $4.00, $3.50, $3.00 ‘Peterson’s 228,208, 210: SEATTLE’S BUSY a a z The End of the First Week Tonight Anniversary Sale prices seem to have caught of in fine shape, judging from the increasing crowds at the Busy Store. they should catch on, Read these Saturday night hints TONIGHT. and lnings; $109 worth of style and good shoe wear for Shirts, patent protection neck- band and plack- on & indy remarked after being fitted with a pair, “They don t feel Uke new shoes, they are easter than my oid pal: 4 TONIGHT. ~~ s Chfidren's Cash- } ; mare = Wool weil worth #0; tonight Hone, seamicen, { ~ rth Bc; to- TONIGHT. night Ize) — Lond TONIGHT. 7 een . TONIGHT. ‘ Gente’ Heavy Ne tled Shirts an ae Moccasins, worth ihe Gray Mot. were, worth 83 1-Be¢ 1d lea: on neat, perfect PETERSON'S Finest V Dress Shoes, cal » . hand process se heavy flexible soles; none@ etter at any price, per pair.. © M450 © na —~ 2 b ~ ADD OOOO EOIOIOEE OO OOO OOO OOO OOS HOLMES GOOD FURNITURE DINING ROOM FURNITURE FOR HOLIDAY : Strongest Overcoat Howse in the State 600-802 First Ave. Cor. Columbia Street GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CoO. The Seattle Home of the Garland 1409 SECOND AVENUE i ‘eit Sty 5 aI $1.80 GOLDMAN’S The Cheapest Place in to Buy Fine Goods 901 Second Aven BURKE BUILDING, COR. MARION STREET REMEMBER... YOU SAVE 50 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR During the sale of Si- mon Bro.’s stock at our store— 220-222 FIRST AVE. LION coving @ Aalaicr! One-price, plain-figure HOUSE Vi ying « this p open Working men’s beadquar- ters. THERE’S NO DANGER Of the Bartlett Drag ever jotnii Drug ‘Trust only firm in Seattle t Des not belong to the d trust Prices for compart: King’s Consumptior Trust price, 40¢; our a ur ce's Pills, trust pri stelets Em od Liver ¢ $1.00 Foot of Seneca Si jong the satisfying of your = and clegant stock for de {ea workmen. 63 Second Avenue Sarke GRAND RIDGE KOLE LUNP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TOW je in the market. QUAH COAL CO. Bunkers. foot of Madiem! street. Telephone. Main # Teleph re Main S30 CITY FEED and SALE STAB Winter & Harper Co, 903 SECOND AVE. Burke Bldg. Qre0>>>% 806 BECOND AVENUE Tl @ GIRTH- PLAGE OF iow PRICES FOES COPECO IONSD GLASS & DICE CASH GROCERS Successors to Adams Grocery Co Seattle, Wash. When bu this paper, PPPSPPAN SS PST RADE RDDRDIIeRAIE Me Sai ng, repairing and polishing! Malt Vinegar 1428 SECOND AVENUE Opposite Bon Marche. Phone Male Secoccecces ccocesocoses: greceosooossscooooose: Q°7d 999 dIdDd>>>>dddd9999 9599 extra size, ex 4 Cash Hos 120-122 THE FAIR 132:'3 SERCRERERECARERE REE REEDARRADPARAAAARAARARAM eeenrrory vryenyetnaseenase wbmnwe aevwaaneoaenss