The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1901, Page 4

‘CHANGE IS 4 RADICAL Proposed Amendment Would Abolish Health Board Counetiman James, by request, totre @uced a resolution tp the city anet) Yast night to amend the city charters that the present board of health will Be abolished and a new one Te composed of five members mayor, city engineer and president the coumell shall be three members. The Sthar two members shall be reputable | Physicians, one of whom salt be ae Paluted by the may; other Whe shal! be the health om er, shall be ‘Plected by the people and shall draw B Salary of $3,000 a year. The present Members of the board of health serve oe pay ‘The secretary, who ts na od, draws $180 4 qoouth _ ADDED TWO PRECINCTS: Some Other Things Done at ting created to The re-precineting | 4 Ninth ward: are to be added | Introduced giving the Works the right to/ ‘on the lands recently Printing for publishing city notic oe accepged. Street improvements \ following street improvements | ordered: Granite curbing and) with brick Yesier way from avenue, estimated $7,500; cement sidewalking Fif- avenue and Fifteenth avenue ling, sidewalking avenue west from to Olympic place, om ios falling in & His claim was ery intention | om avenue to, ing Cortins av-| e avenue to ‘Thirty-eighth street. “WEATHER FORECAS? Seattle and a sicinlty—Tonlant at with for six months last year he the theater-goers at the| Baquare theater, New York, | “Old Jod Prouty” “O14 Je@ Prouty™ wili be given two evening nees at the “The Wrong Mr. Wright” nd wn the degen glish nobility, and the female detect ever than Rer “Titania” A local 1 n spectacdl given att th ay nighi will be und Reliot rd ag sford himself f the famous Titania” will be ater Wedn and Thursday afternoon. the ausptee of Btevens Post an: alr 1 by Prof. ! RB. Collins, He ts drilling ohitd who will take part ntertainment Women's ai silks, eating and ve ordered direct tre is the Intention to qual to th tar tpoint Titania and spirits of all aise | young ladies will Agure in the pe formance, CARNEGIE'S n Now make (hy BIG GIFT : WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec t Roosevelt at today ting acquainted bers with the offer of Andrew Car- negie to give $10,000,000 for a Na tional University at ‘The opinion reached by the president | and bis advisers was that the lead ors in congress should be called into the discussion Bremerion Burglary ‘The residence of A. P, 10 | Bremerton was entered by burgiar last evening and a valuable # wateh and chain stolen. The Seatt! police have been notified. BASEBALL Leugue be representatives Stolen at Aberdeen L. H. Barton, a traveling sales- man who is now stopping at the Rainter-Grand, reported to the po- Mee today that about $300 worth of his cutlery samples had been stolen while he was in Aberdeen. one M. D. Pease, Johnson & Becond ave. is =beadquarters cloaks, suits and millinery mina vamp Witter Springs Medical Water cures rheumatiom, eczema and all blond and skin diseases. At drug- gists or 1210 First avenue. penheniead ~temnasorel Go to Spinning for bicycle repaira The New m0T for In Music Boxes is @ perfectly smooth Tune Sheet. No pins to break and ruin the selection. The plece runs as smoothly as if pinyed | by an orchestra. ‘The Stella res ts the only box with such @ tune| | sheet. ‘We are exclusive agents and fac- tory representatives. We are thus enabled to sell you on the install- ment plan. Apples, Jonathan and Red Cheek Pippins, per box..$1.00 Seeded Talsina, packages 20 Washed Currants, 2 Ths... 26 iinaer Soap, 10 Bara Tar Soap, per bar.. As Christmas Approaches Anniver- sary Sale Grows More Exciting Washington. | anual HI ite; ¥ York | ortek Kew Me; I MARKETS QUIET Steamer Goods Tomorrow May Cause Stir on the Street fale Brazil nuts have gone up from 10] geone, but It'# positively the new thing on Western avenue er beef, | te large, Pro backs Hay 2.00 tonight's} poultry tx still coming tn], JOBBING QUOTATIONS. (CORRECTED DAILY) Groen Fruit. Lemons 03.00 a box apples, @1.50 | pete cooking eating apples, $1.25 $2.5003.00; bananas,| Gra: sgn io $1@1.00; “California | Wehat pes, $1.00G1.60; cranberries, $9,50| Corn, @10 per ddI 2041.00; per- simmona, $1.2 Dox; rape It, $4,065.00 pomegran- en, $1.25G1.80; pineapples, $6.00 per Jap oranges, fic: seedling 15; lime,” $7.00 cane. Vege . $24.00@27.00 @ ton; beets, carrots, W@We per 5@1.60 cane; turnips abbaxe, Teg | owt , F case: | h weet! |potatees, $1.00@1.15 ew | ders, 25@30c; sauer | tomatoes, $1.00 case: dat | radimhes, 10c per dor; parsl | onions, $2.00@2.50 owt; pars litower, $1.0061.25. Lite per Ib; aquashes, Wax beans, lic; artichokes, | string beans, 100 fe hows. Ses0e:| city! ” $1.00) be | Putter, Cheese, kegs end Poultry | o/s Butter — Washington creamertea, | pound prints, Ie Eastern towa, Tie; fresh ranch, 16@20« Washington, rull| Pastern: New York ‘onsin, 14 For Native 12@plte Dronned Freah meat—c orrected the car at Seattle tive creams: Miner Dies Suddenly ay . Foley Diamond Roquefort,| need to keep cool. THE SEATTLE STA, TAKE HOLD Hens, @t ot mall’ spring, |Rotallers Will Have a Say in Local Politics itry: large 10@ ducks, Ys, 160; geese, 10@ 140 carpenters are poultry—Turkeys, Milde; ducks, 12@14e ney— 13% @ 140 Provisions. Ww beet, To Ih; ateer | T@7T%4o per tb; mutton, wether, | pork, 100 per Ib; veal, | | trending Paci id in all, 100, vistons—-Hams, Mie 100; bellies, 116 Puget Bound ton £10.00@ Bastern Washington timothy, fa, $11.00, Mate, $24.00; barley 00; corn, $26.00@ breakfast tax agent of the Northern | The retail groe n long time t fe ck tion of entering ure the. elect! 1 and city airehild haw bee agent of the Western headquarters at Tacoma. en by the Seattle association at a meeting last night, after @ lengthy discunsion, and a committee waa ap. barley, 817 pointed to conaider a method of ehicken feed, $19.b04)20.0 This ttee, $1.00 per 100 Ibe in bulk which Ja o¢ of G. A. Pidduck, Fresh ranch, W@ise; na-|J. C. Leslie, J, J. Higwins, 1. 1 2@P2X0. ry and James G will re Native Washington, 11@} port to another meeting of the as. sociation next Monday night. Many Good Moves The prime object of the move of the grocers ts to get men in council who will secure legisiation that will! ¢ e ors as well an the ‘They want better rei the daily—The fered to t on the di following produ or in in—-Oata, $21.00 yesterday in front of the North Seattle helping @ sick man upstairs. away wood w: Into the frail « it in pieces, On: be killed, ise k — Cows, calves, SU@TIKE: BES Ke. Ladies’ Furs ri . Berg, 118 Third ave. matters | ers. They ernment be and not for any polltical party that happens to be In power, e4 to @ association elected new offi Fg TS lr oe aarti cers as follows, Prasident. Wilkea: “vice president, i mn; second ¥ Runkle; secretary treasurer, G. A Pra bo », & miner just returned Hed suddenly tn this ant 4 all haye t | m ™ Pike 1° iP | | | my Tollet tore, 816 Bec te at Finck’s Jew-| a fine WATCH see Richards. “ . Ice—That’s what you State ‘Tel Main 1068, Fisheries ‘* In "Bos Pacitie block anked & Juy Sedgwick has been appointed with headquarters at Tacoma ade tax dintrict HACK SMASHED | Harry Raymond's hack was liter ack was standing Monod horpital in while Raymond was of the horses tn seriously injured and may have to | 4 repaired. | ke To Refract Optteta not wait until your eyes are help before you cc properly attend 9-10 Heussy building, Third (buns Sir ated COLLINS SHELL LEY C0. UNDERTAKERS. Ors . aaa me an bane t| 83-34-35 Starr--Boyd Bide. . RACE WAR IS ENDED ANDALUSIA r that has Ph and pant few days, 1s no 1 off, ‘The troops have ed to Montgomery In the preiiminary hearing, nine negroes who were thrown In fh heid without ball, charg complicity in the killing of and the @hooting of with) the marshal and deputies. 111 Occidental Ave. Phone Main 495 HOLIDAY BARGAINS PLUM PUDDING -VanCamp’s’ Puddings, worth 0c, for 25c CURRANTS— Fancy ‘cleaned, in bulk, Be ln J pounds i INS — Fancy 3-crown c yo worth 15c, PEACHES—Large thick x} meaty yellow Crawfords, a royal bargain, |__pound 8c A WORD To INVESTORS Write us and we will send you our mining paper, free of cost. Seo Jas. G. Givons & Oo. Every Home Should Have | a come Queen | | ) Showing the fortunate housewife preparing to change the Queen into a breakfast table, O successfully place any new article on the market there are two very important things to consider. First, the article in itself should be useful and of merit Secondly, it should be at a price, quality considered, within the reach of all. In the Majestic Kitchen Queen we think we have the fulfillment of a long-felt want. A. Kitchen Table, a Kitchen Cabinet and a Dining Table, all in one, simply and sub- stantially constructed and easily operated. In giving it the name of MA- JESTIC it is not our intention or idea to steal thunder from the GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE, but we feel that the name is truly significant of the value of the article in question, and in its own way has full claim to the name MAJESTIC. We have the exclusive right to manufacture and sell Showing the manner of raising the leaf after the Queen has been pulled from the wall. the MAJESTIC QUEEN in the states of Washington, Oregon and Idaho, and within a short time will establish agencies in all the cities and principal towns in that gained from the perfectly satisfied customer. these three states. To secure and maintain this kind of advertising we make the following offer: The established retail price of the MAJESTIC QUEEN IS and WILL BE $4.85, delivered in Seattle. but durin the next thirty days as a special inducement we will Showing the Queen ehaiged into & dining room table. No lifting, no pushing and no pulling, deliver, freight prengid, to any direct rail- road or steamboat points in the states of Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Every (able has our unqualified guarantee, and if at the expiration of thirty days from the date of purchase any buyer is dissatisfied, the table may be returned to us at our expense, and the full amount of purchase money will be refunded. The accompanying illustrations and descriptions will make clear to you the many advantages gained by owning a Ma- jestic Kitchen aes Showing the table epread morning meal Description of the Majestic Queen Wide experience has conclusively proven to us that the most successful advertising is Kegley- Mclatyre Co. DAY, DECEMBER THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ CO, WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ~ tren ang aking euch dole lar by mor suitable for ¢ price “n suring you # CHILDREN'S $1.00 Children's Cait Lace Spring Heel SHORE best ny of them + Mie ™ Biante worth We @ avy Cottog 1 waquem, «yes, | tomorrow ath . in blue, worth Wi n wave Prints, Walsts, worth 1 © styles vo choose from, t tomorrow at, each, $2.00 MISSES’ $4.00 WALS Misses’ French Flanne waists t style, richly trim med, in bla colors, wines’ 6 to 14, Wednesday, special at $8.60 LACE COLLARS, $2.19 Fine Ars 4 Gold Lace Collars, an design, regular va 9 OTHER LACE 76 dozen Men's F ney Silk T m8 Ties, worth de, spe { Mugs ial} inches high, » 2 ae tb in black} 360 Teplite Vases, in a va regular special fitting |, Wednesday, Coaster ackets, on fine jue $9.00, ape-) y, at $6.50. cae oe ODS SPECIALS. tehed and embroid- ‘These handkerchiefs: d to sell at The and $1.00, Spreial, Wednesday, at 5c WOME HOSIERY AND ?} n “IALS. ios ; $ netian cloth, Granite ef » cloth—all latest designs, stripes, Persians and ¢ & grand closing out sale, Any. at Tbe, tural Gray Wool Howe, with Fibbed top, dow- bie toe and heel, worth 8c, spe- cial, Wednesday, at 2c Women's Fast Black Cotton} Hone, double toe and high spliced sit finish, 2c quality, at) Goot a Wednesday, a ORUG STORE "EP RCTALS, New Xylonite Soap Boxes, light weight, and cleanly, in sorted colors, worth Wednesday at 20c. Pure Cocom Of! Soap cor no animal fat, being made fi the cocoanut, special, at, cake, Se. A PERFUME. SeeCAY LDRE ‘omen's Fast Biack Cotton Fleece Lined Stockings, double toe and heel, elastic tops, worth Me, tomorrow at 12%c Women's Jersey Ribbed Heavy? Fleece lined Ecru Vests, all sizes, worth 68, tomorrow ¥ Women's Wool Mixed Jerseys Ribbed Gray Vests, with sili? neck ribbon, all sizes, worth Tbe,’ tomorrow 47 Women’s Jersey Wool Colored Vests, Pants or) tights to mateh, in colors and? t the black, worth $1.60 a garment, to-{ DOO, 20 seinet from, Cas morrow at $1.06 $ Jockey Club, in.) < Fed and yellow, fast worth $1.50, Wednesday, special, at $1.19. SPECIALS IN BLANKETS EIDERDOWNS AND PRINTS. 200 patra of extra heavy Biank- ets, inesday, at 1c. Wright's Antiseptic To Powder, reguiar price ie a special Wednesday at 15c. 2 $ Ribbed Ans Perfumes at 2c Roquet Valley and twenty others, RURRER BIRS AND DIAP Children's Rubber Bfbe, each, 8c. Children's Rubber D rood stockinette. with clasp, sires 1 Stockinette Rubber Bed 1% yards square, at, each, Stockinette Rubber Bed 81 ed borders, soft! 2 yards square, at $2.99. and fleecy, worth $1.40, at, the pair, $1.00. The Bon Marchi NORDHOFF @ Co. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 Pike St. GRAND RIDGE KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER bi. WUT AT $2.75 PER ‘This kole is from the slope which we have just opened, and is the best domes. tle kolé in the market. ISSAQUAH COAL Bunkers, foot of | M: street. Telephone, Mi OOOOOOS: |g: | Qur ‘roots give perfect satists good value for your n ity iC and be satisfied. Spect ducements for the holidays. When buying articles advertised in this paper, speak of the Star. Telephone Main 830, CITY FEED and SALE STABLES Norman B. Abrams, Mer. Bost Equipped Stables in the City 2107-11 Western avenue, Seattle. SHES, DIAMONDS, Ww. L “kw ‘LRY AND SILVERWs pink, White « yard, in * bie for come: . worth tog) 1, wt ie sand decorations, af Sleds, at @ great variety, af) 42-inch Afl Wool Black Drege in neat effect zorth GF : Rore, Italian Violet, Lily of # to 4, at, it, euch, in French flan Sobstses PRIPFAST. o er eo4¥srsre e8e , oe 2 Alhert Hansen 72% | Phe largest jJawelry house | Northwest if HOME SHOPPERS MAJESTIC are pette: large bins, Que ly made sy -working onveniently ar Christmas shoppers have learned of the Anniversary Sale chances, and from opening time, until the store closes at night itime, the busy store is crowded with people with lists. Every ‘class of goods shown in the store is subject to the Anniversary Sale prices. There’s plenty of food for thought in these prices below: SE aes Statens hletinniaiad Toys That Must Be Closed Out to Make Room for N (patent applied for), the railing and legs are made of 4 the top sand papered down p th. ‘The cop can be washed with soup and water without in any way injuring the table. fas two each large enough to hold 60 p of flour. One bin is divided into two separate compartments, Above the two large bins are two smaller i for kitchen cutlery and other small kitchen utensils, Has two kneading boards, double faced, that can be taken entirely out of the table, THE MAIN FEATURE OF THE QUEEN ‘The main feature of the table is the fact that it can be converted without trouble from a kitchen table inte rests on grooved hardwood slides and Is placed on In such @ manner ted kiln Gried fir; the top and drop leaf are made of thoroughly kiln dried spruce; joints When buying articles advertised In this paper, speak of the Star. dining table large enough to seat six people, The to; that It Ja utterly impossible for it to bind or get out of order. ” “a Other Size 9x18 in. Boys’ Too! Chest, complete with set of tools; Forth $2.00, cut ‘price 61-45 Bize inches, by 10 inches ei Toy Kitchen fet, with wi 4c value, cut Prlee 1 Splendid quality German Wors- ted, full weight, %-pound sk: black and colors; Anniversary Sale price, per ekein Finest Imported German Wors- ted, %-pound skein, knits fully one-fourth further than any r yarn, black and colors, Anniversary fale price, Best Domestic Saxony, ali colors, reguiar $c value, Anniversary Sale price, per skein ......50 Finest Imported Saxony, black and colors, Anniversary Sale price, per skein de Shelton Angora Flow, most pop- ular yarn for faseinatora and shawls, black and colors, An- niverssry Sale price, per skein Peterson *$ 206, 208 Goods 18-In. Iron Toys, hotse and wag. on and other articles of similar nature, worth 3%, cut price 42 and 17-in. ‘Horns. 4 worth up to léc, cut price Pp Imported German Zephyr. spien. did for fascinators and shawls large skeins, ail colors, Anni. Versary Sale price, per skein : . ‘ 106 Boy's Wearables Boys’ Wool Sweaters, navy and cardinal, reguiar $1.00 value; Anniversary Sale price ...8De Boys’ Fine Worsted Yarn Sweat- ers, in pretty shades of gray navy and cardinal collar and cuffs, have pretty light blue, urple and red stripes, all siz Anniversar et special Wednesday Boy Wancy Laundried Percale Dress Shirts, fast washing col ore, regular 76c value; nesday .., 08,70 Majestic Kitchen Queen Price ‘$4. 85 ‘This illustration shows the Ma the leaf down, occupying the least use as kitchen table and kitchen of top when leaf 1s down Is 27x46 is up the top i# 46x48 inchen, Muestic QUEEN (patent applied for). Sole right to manufacture and sell in the states of Washington, Oregon and Idaho controlled by Frederick & Nelson, seattic This iMustration ts a sectional view of the Ma Queen, showing the arrangement of flour bins, and kneading boards. Attention ts called to that we have castors in the back legs only done with a view to having the table stand y solid and at the same time be easily moved out from the wall, thus maki y to transform the Queen 4 dining re Jenti with For Queen, possible space. cabinet, ‘The When leaf size inches, FREDERICK & NELSON | HOME FURNISHERS SECOND AVENUE AND MADISON STREET ‘This illustration shows the Majestic Queen con. verted into @ dining room table to @ position horizontal with the top, after which the entire top slides forward under the center of the top. ¥ will move the t The drop leaf raises bringing the table directly Simply the pressure of ) forward or backward, 1, 1902, Majestic Queen deliv ered, freight prepaid, to any direct steamboat or railroad point in the states of Washington, "$4, 85 Oregon and Idaho PBGSSESCCOeCEse” Shoppers for the home will do well to watch these ads. as they often tell of some article for! home use for salé at a low price. Every Ad. New Every Day. OIL PAINTINGS Flower pieces for holiday gifts ranging in price from $1 to $15. See our window '35 Cents to $16 You can’t resist our umb bargains. ices down and qi ity guaranteed. EH. ‘'SHAMEK 4221 First Ave. ALFRED S. WITTER & CO, 1454 Second Ave. Builders’ Hardware A full line and fair prices. You can’t do better than to do busi- ness with u of Dr, Alleyn’s tooth powdery ERNST BROS, 506 Pike Street Tel. Green 72 The Remington ‘Typewriter is the choice of every expert operator. It does the best work. First and Pike Tel. Main 916 E. C. NILES, 109 Cherry St. I can give more patients at this time. Consultation free. DR. H. T. TURNER. Sanitarium, Hinckley block, 4th floor Your Eyes Examined Free by oy Scientite Opeias 322 Pile Street good service to a Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co » A. Lindaver Our Store Every Night Uni Christmas 211 Columbia Street PR IE RRR ER