The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1902, Page 4

SATURDAY. JAK 4 THE SEATTLE 8 ‘Last Edition THREEMEN. °"°* | by Rev, Hugh attraction at th tan Association : at 3:20 o'clock, Nows of a Sad Catastrophe | rw setornsn n i ier | Received From North mage 7 CART 4 tog, eVedesevedeisveNy ADAMS & BLANCHARD 719 Second Ave. Hinckley Block Great Semi-Anawal Clearing Sale i} johrint, will be the ung Men's Chris: morrow afternoon BP ree rnor| News atter | trophe , Which three of the YMPIA, Jan. 4—The capitol the policy pursued under G sion ‘met at 10 o'clock this! Rogers’ administration tn the = with all present except) of disagreement with the contract rM of Seattle, who arrived on| he did not destre to remain, Goy-|¢d police oat tie extiuicica, Gn slaboret pre ernor Meliride requested both to re-/ brought, iad neral n of drill and feata har been pr Stmpson, of! main, and they will do #0. urns, general age pared by Profeasor Douthitt and MoNeely, of Ta b, B. Ward, state immigration Steamahip ¢ The educational classes of the Y. (@) ‘S O ’ Cc OT qi Both verbally tendered their agent, made a fying trip here today | Who came down on (h : OK oe ane ie F MEN AND BOYS L HING and zt tions om account of the press of busl-| and taterviewed the governor. ‘epo t g -— os Seah eins, Ss tai tol fe ware 0 FURNISHINGS AT ACTUAL COST | Mr. Simpson also stated that if; be after the fish commisaionership, bd Mosntea pe |history have been added to the . . there was to be any deviation from| returned home today. . * | course. Suits from reliable tne Thee eet inca | MORTALITY RECORD ennoe, with their dogs and hunting ~— \ | traps, and that was the last ever| All that was earthly of the late | They Intended | Capt. J. P. Pearson, the vete }to return t he fol f the Pacife oo to } 4 to rest in Lake View ce day afternoon, The were held at the First makers only—Alfred The question has been asked‘ “Do they do it?” If you have traded here Benjamin, Cahn- you know that every statement we make is literally and absolutely truthful. If Wampold, Michael you have not traded here and wish to be convinced we will show you the cost Stern & Co. and other makes of like on the things in question. PRAZHINGTON, D.C. Jan. t—| | The Purpose of the incorporation church, re Rev. L. # standing. The following prices are Everything in the house is made to order—nothing from the ‘jobber or ecretary lay, jupreme ustice te act In legal form tn all matt | " 1 : | . H Se aeaee eke Stair. | Cpearatay whe Senation. al ove ak mia. Ee diene puviees wontattaneed indicative of the cost price in other wholesaler, but directly from the mills to us—bought for spot cash prices and survey, Commissioner of Labor he action seems to indicate that | @bout six miles from the place ere attende Dy a : ; ; ¥ Br. yoha raings of New | President Roowevelt has accepted the where they. started from, and their | members of the Degres <1 grades as well. no middleman’s profit. Do you realize all that such buying means to you ? ‘ork, and ex-President Daniel Gil- | gift, at least informally. dogs we discovered a e farther m nbers of er A x a Man of John Hopkins university, to- | Nothing has been reported as to on, alive, but nearly famished, Up h the deceased was a mem If there is yet any question in your mind regarding this sale ask about 1 @ay signed articles of incorporation | whether the donor converted’ the | on. this” discov ry), we searching ter: Butterworth & Gens conducted $10 Suits - - $6.43 $17.50 Suits - $11.71 ! garding ask about us for the new Carnegie National in- bonds of the Steel Trust into cash, | parties cc 7 stitute, which is to be created but the emphatic statement made by White men were arranged to search { through the gift of $10,000,000 made | the president at the time when the, both sides of the river in the hope | & by Carnegie for the establishment | conversation was held that attract- of finding their bodies. spent the greater 5 of such an institution to be operat- | ed so much attention to the matter, The drowned men were exemp-| of bis life as a ship n ed under the control of the govern- | would lead to the belief that money, lary members of the mounted po-| During the civil war he served un-| Pear in one of the old known mariners on the $12.50 Suits $9.95 $20.00 Suits - $14.04 and come and see. Buying or not you are welcome. $15.00 Suits - $11.13 $25.00 Suits - $19.30 Orercoats Gloves = Sale Begins on Tuesday We have sold The makes and their merits a great many Overcoats this ment. forthcoming. Uce, and very popular, der Admira ‘agut barre ane } The name two of thom are! The funeral of Mra Mary De == | Fitegeraid and Heathooat; the name | Launay wee held from the TWO VERY BOLD BANK 2") SANS | MARINE NEWS ,Luneral services for Annie B. are known to you., The prices gee January 7th from Butterworth'’s ROBBERIES COMMITTED cia tara) Rr ges a ae sn A nn a aaa $1.75 Bilk Lined Mocha... this afternoon, by Pacific Rxpters to Grand Raplis UNAIE, Si. Sunk, Gsthe M100 iy Onde Rwere carty tate morn foot model of a yacht, | Wis., by the Collins, Sherman Foley rigged and perfect int all | Co. | and every dollar in the vault, including $1200 fn silver and thou- ood off before the gentle sou'wester that fanned the bay this} LICENS| OWED | ee Sone ene eurriney.. wae | Sorning ond ante @ dctear at tee nse Li The exact amount has not been | Water that would have made Sir] 7, left are all of this season's styles. Cost Can you afford to pass by an opportunity like this? Always keep in mind that actual cost takes any article in the store except E. & W. collars and cuffs Underwear and Stetson hats. The sale will probably continue for two weeks, but the first $1.26 Works Heensen | ‘idede ooo Thomas Lipton envious, The little following marriage prices rule ; : ‘ ; , _ Pur, men id ‘the Job and eecap-| yacht, was socompanied on | her ieee | here also. It may perhaps be a surprise to come get the pick of the stock. During the continuance of this sale it costs eed Sight-neers, and its owner in case of | and Elizabeth Rachel Alla on retticon, pF me ave | accident (0 the little craft. Chicago; Charles Hoach, 20, 3 ‘The $10.00 Conte in alt directions have been used and | Jt behaved spler ie May Wheeler, 18, both of for 5.27 parties of men are riding over the | ¢zcellent time—it's exact knotage| Clarence Cady, 35. and Jul The $1506 Coats country. not yet Being on record. The model | Duffy. 2, both of Beattie: Justus T. for 10.548 It ts thought from Yacht Was constructed by John | Ashman and Emily Carkeek both of The band that the others sume, Ot | Robeson of this efty, who makes no | Fremont h John Met “i to learn that we carry the larg- us our operating expenses, without a cent of profit, but in return it makes us est line of men's and boys’ un- many friends, who will come to recognize that we do as we advertise. derwear in the city. The regu- ‘ bee The} lar prices are always as low as FOLLOWING ARE HINTS Scott | feasionals and that they had atud- | Dretenee of being & yacht bullder—|and Jean Corcoran. 1k ft Be- | The $2h.b0 2 the lowest elsewhere, and when ly wreck- fed the ground very carefully. only © pain oe SE) Totes Zaceoee. 2, gue Emo for... 815.80 our fair profit is taken off you OF THE COST PRICES de Fordman. 42, of Kent, and dergoing repairs at Ballard, is now je Tucker Chapman, 33. at the Arlington dock. sinia: John Fradie, 2 The bark Freano leaves Port Gam- | Foster ble tomorrow morning, with a cargo An 22, and Lena Regine of lumber for San Francisco. Johnsen, %5. both of Semttle. can judge of the values. nib tae aiwer acactes Boys’ Clothing Suspenders per garment mr TT ‘The steamer Santa Ana of the Z es | 91°08 Flesh Colored. Ail: Wool, per Any reasonable suspender Mesto Hen. salts for San Francisco! L. V. Druce Missing | C se eS vessicesd "ts 7 fe want can be filled here. The m - ong 1.0 Full Fashion: Natura: The gravest apprehension an r res are his friends here is felt for the safe- | Wool, per garment 22 prices | Pioneer Make. On one line of collars and A line of well made and ser- cufs we have to maintain the ty of L. Druce, general agent of the a Grand Trunk ‘railroad, at Seattle | Umbrellas Come That the who Was a passenger of the [l-fated Nor-| wroresstap, wana © racca, steamer Walla Walla. He has boen | It is safe to say that you can Jan. 4—The revolutionary leader, listed among those who were lost tan ol . man Sunde Is Lost | Gen. Matos, and 300 followers aera cat, Diuee had ‘osen in Southern | find pga in the ee viceable umbrellas that were EP se agreement; sailed from Martinig i alifornia for several weeks on & ow : : | the tamer ‘Liberator, are said fo | ST. PAUL: Minn. Jan, The @y-| pleasure trip. A otter written just bet Re you may want bere. viced low at the start. They tt ep E. & W. make; but 7 = ment a or o flan bl - r ices Purser MeCiinton, of the steamer|ciar® 7m,“ Barcelona, Venesu- | Shia anson McCook Heard, a New | onrore he lett Se today. tee tsa not sae Kiekiad, 8 tor go at actual cost. 2 other collars and cuffs this| As coop as Gen. Riera joins him | York af {# announced. mention the route by which be in- 2 for eo cotton, $1.75 Umbretiag at cod price goes, brought | h revolutionary partisans at ! rer rggs tended on, return, my Hy stating on The Cotton Ny # » Lacie med = | Coro, the Venezuela revolt will he would arrive in Seattle about Jan. : ottor ; 2.00 Umbrelias al Sit vaotion = Tevlt WHT Pe) SPECIAL MEETINGS 4 However, as hig name appears | tee aad un eet fisey ; $2.50 Umbrellas Neckwear unmistakably tn the passenger lists i, $3.0 Umbre of the steamer, the sole relief felt Sos~—Wool ‘The Theosophical Society, Amanda lod, Meets tomorrow evening at | here by his friends, is in the pomsib- a Black tae and natural. 7:30 o'clock. Lecture by D. . | flity of his having been rescue rig ty lack, tan and a HER: ‘rangel| Numerous manifestos and add ha ge legen igs~ bar woo Fancy Mose 2... ......8Be aia os and address. oom >| as roe * n pabeh hs cae é le ial es are fesued and the usual | ciety mecta tomorrow evening at §| nofensneinvane, Serenm the ste You can se ) —_ tia-| war of words is being waged. Cclock, A. O. UW. hall. Ploneer | jong omce, received m telegram, ai o., here and we'll take as good care vite Progressive Spiritualists weet ¥ that her mother and a od Maven wk: talk Gre Yon : HANNA WINS “ a o'clock in ther who were aboard the Walla | ) This store hes. become the aie iaeck deenun ita, had been saved. They, with here too. Send back the goods if not satisfactory. Cost price | popular place for hats of medi- COLUMBUS, 0,, 4:00 p. m.| A paychic demonstration will be giv. | Others, were tn an open boat for , , i Jan, 4. p.m. um price and high quality. The more than 10 hours be they fin McKinnon, who was Hanna's can-| 17 Chas. J; Anderson. | every | silly landed. With the exception of here too— @idate for th: akershi p of . . the re and fright they ar intel, the captain. | Nectatante ee narinl D of the] Sunday at 7:50 p.m. tn the Carpen | the expowure and fright, they are | cut to _ applies to all but ~ he name of Hbbot.’ The| tternoon got the nomination on the| meeting will be made interesting by * $3.00 Buits +--$2.60 Stetson hats; an agreement wit fhe others, who shipped | frst ballot. It looks “All Hanpa.” good speakers and mus THE MARKETS $6.00 Suits . br the manufacturers prevents our We ‘deliene ee censtie len rned eromannmrenamanaran 6.40 Butts « se@4-25 cutting the selling priceon them. = line of the desirable 3 cP lint of 25c and Soc neckwear in BIN A A good line of t ural Overcoats $2.50 Oxfords . s 26 anes JOBBING QUOTATIONS ; af : i idetins =o You'll find no better selected Sizes and shares. Prices run a 569 conte for ......6.40 $26) Cheltingham thecity, Ha tiesin (CORRECTED DAILY.) $6.50 Traveling Bags 5 60 Ci : popul: ined Green Freit or Cleaner lot of shirts in the $7.60 Suit Case . on ee all. the ar shapes, 4. Hand Grip The $8.00 Coats for . 1 ~ 75 @ box; ec Fe wih silk and sold regularly at thls morn. stan eat tht eee city. Our shirt sales have al- 48 ind EY a ae on i { From 7 to 9} iss" crcncon’ a rake ume-vie i ted December 2, from one of j oranans, H b ways cleaned out stickers, M I ‘and. Boog Sean ecotine Caren Tonight Specials 9 P. M. pera TH es bbl; Y e so your choosing here ls made uct ane there pete! Seat in Juneau. They expected to 4 Beg rgne pop gd yet easy- Prices are at cost. the price Y go al Sail that night for the fishing At its price each one of thene articles ix a desirable value ranates,” $i P tneapien, Wie Sits 1 t is < a bf : asked. - 70° i 719 SECOND AVE., HINCKLEY BLK. In giving this special price we require that you take them 00 per dozen; Jap oranges, 0c; $1.00 Emperor quite surt that unless 1 hone should heor something more positive | Np ey” the contrary the schooner is not edling OFanges, $1,50482.00; limes, $1.36 Monarch .. ‘We do not deitver Saturday night specials. 7.00 case; ep re $1.76. $1.60 Monarch , jegetadies $1.75 Monarch ont. | However, auch a thing might | Sa Ni 5 . F oP _ Potatoes—$24.00@27.00 a ton; beets, a a ices gages gh T5OGH.W Der wack; carrots, Gus | othe, Dolphin sailed trom Skarway turday Night Specials From 7 to 9 P.M. fire‘, ictus or cse | if the Norman Lunde {a lost, tt must c K ae ‘ Careful readers of this store's advertieements find them TScOU.00 per cwt; p absolutely free from misre presentations. When articles are $1.0 per ca: b , 28 Honey—13%ec. Grain—Oats, $24.00; barley, $20.00; | tive creamery, 22@2%¢. ~ advertised as specials, the regular fair prices are strongly 10 per doz; sweet potatoe 0 2 0022.50; corn, | $36. Cheese—Native Washington, 1 reduced r owt: Chill : r| Provistons “Miegs-Strictly treeh ranch, ic;| . k KECTRU Lact IC Poultry—Hena, 100; ee spring, — Pu - i is about 50 miles These Saturday night specials are, each of them, splendid ut, 2% Ga It {s well known that { values. cane; radishes, i ! 4 4 Cow To per tb; ‘The following er Ib; mutton,| Corr lle al apring, 14 s ALL ; ‘The only condition we impose fa that you take them away ley, 206300; “oni Pec fered to the pro-| tote turkere Te aarer te Shiite Hite weit carreste sees with you. We do not deliver Saturday night spectals— owt; parsnips, & large, fo: arial 10s. | he round fois on the dock or in WI) aus Lote! Weer meaeen tte: Orricrs fo small crafts i€ caught there dur- | Ga NOTRE.) ae caemaeens Lei Tage: | nora’ monr Hama, Be; Droaktant | the carat Seattio: | | | ealvem Su @Tige! sheen, de; hogs, BO ee YH Tue a ee ‘take! { Hat Rack, solld oak panel, with six fancy hooks, regular ? Ertichokes. 760@41.00 per dos; string | Hay—Puget sound, per ton, $10.0@| wheat, chicken feed, $19.60G20.00; | © : {Price 900; "Saturday special from 740 9 p. mM. ve..+..++ G00 ? Fo hom truame are, | §1.00 2.09 | 12.00; Bantern Washington timothy, | corn, bulk, $81.00, nnn ~ Been ise. . sprouts, 680; | $13.00; alfalfa, $11.00 | Butter—Fresh ranch, 16@i80; ni Drapery Roon Saturday Evening Specials From 7 to 9 P. M Butter, Cheese, Eeus and Poultry ngton creameries, Half Length Sash Curtains, all shirred, he ready to hang; made of muslin serims, Der alr oo... seeee ose Pillow Cords, full range of colo; Saturday evening from 7 to Every Member of the Family Affected med and fringed, ; Saturday night, BBE SCATTER OeeY Se Tonight Ends It---The Last Hours of the Three-Day Remnant Sale full in plain and mixed shades; . “ .M, Der Yard 5. De SUICIDE ST. Louis, Jan. 4.—Henry Tatum, | ~ ~ secretary and treasurer of the Weat- i 7 f, ern ‘Travelers’ Protective Associa HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT--Saturday Night Specials From 7to 9 tion, suicided during last night 4 Strictly fresh ranch, 28. Strychnine was used. His accounts ‘ astern, 222%, \ A The Organs of | per case; New York burger, 16@1ic; brick, 16@17c; | 18@19¢ ure believed to be shor } Live poultry-Hens, 11@12 large | At closing time tonight it is a safe assertion that each odd pair cal paln a Lisatoey Bal Clean Gyo ) : apriny : re ; : our family ectec Fictoher & Carpenter, realty bar- love Tubites Geom Stor @tokn ie or piece and each remnant left from the anniversary sale will be the’ fraud of the Geattle gains only. ve Ie. gone~-the crowds all day today have been quite large and the bar- gains have disappeared quickly. You are sure of these, at least providing you come early in the evening—and such values are Seis pence | Diamond Ice—That’s what youneed to keep cool. ‘Tel., Main 1059, Drug Combination, Just because we will not join them and raise prices they are trying to force us out | Dressed poultry—Turkeys, 14@it¢ geese, 9@14c; ducks, 12@14¢; chick i2qis Sense Bright —seeing and hearing—are strongly appealed to by the Convenient Granite Steel Milk Pans— { Regular 5c, 20c and 26c kin Kegley’ 1M OCCIDENTAL ave. | Saturday ‘night ‘ worthy a special trip. of business, v Bn . ittle Pat A 5 y 7 2 y in Saturday night .........10e 5 Mite Rathtinder Lantern, the 3%-In, Fancy Taffeta Silk Rib- $ Men's Kid Gloves, patent clasp HURT THEIR FREL- Inexpensive POTATOES Regular s5c, 0c and We kinds; ? Saturday night from 7 bon, beautiful styles, worth fastened, worth’ 750; tonight Pike in our show cy Wi 0 . Saturday night .........19¢ } eae abe; tonight . «12%e ¢ — special ake Pletcher’e Castoria — fret wae Fancy White Rivers, smooth even y might Ms => epi 15e $ ‘i First we would direct attention to! tine, bright and clean, give better coligaia Gn Sade Ladies’ Pure Linen Hemstitched § Men's Uniaundered White Shirts oo price, 300; the KIMBARE ORGAN, oo horrs watistaction than irrigated Yak- | x SE andkerchiefs, worth 100; to- § sric bosom,’ splendid OUR PrhOe ss... 20 the SSA, Coat Oe indtrag F: ; ste 4 h Se § quailty musiin body, worth S00; Syrup of. Fig size ent of exceptionally fine tone anc | __tmas; Monday, per 100 .. BS EXCLUSIVE SEATTLE AGENTS FOR Avas Piitow mina, coiiven> $ tonight mpectat Lie ‘Thetr price, 4 pantenens Hopeerenon, but If thie if , Bamunds ett. tional patterns, worth 300; to. dle ea tn 00 Col here are others of pleas- Ont Brevett Majestic Steel Ranges, Globe Wernicke Bookcases, Round Oak IN night, each hie): Agiew tery pyle rp Oty ing tone and construction at’ such) The Seattle Electsic Cor Heaters, Bundhar Wilton Carpets and Rugs, Grand Rapids Cocoanut Tollet Soap, worth 60; § QS 1a cs 0; our price small prices that no home can afford ‘ q Chair Co,, Luce Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, tonight special Bue $ ra. le . These to be without one. If you ahould 907 First Ave. Our Gift bbriosd ince iov, Children's Banitary Bhirte and } ation Jonesy gubbea Yonte ng | Carter's Digestive 1 desire lene to exchange for a Piano, | EACH ONE THE BEST IN ITS LINE 1, ‘To those who have b Drawera, sll sinee up to 30-< — oa worth 880; tonight ihe BI —Thelr price, 860; dain a4 waiting for a certain kind On ee eet OY le mannan ee el aft 85 ek he Ah eles ak Bly ahah bs sy SE ye BF By 4 cy jes’ Flannelette Petticoats, Imer's Swamp Root—$1 i a nat onl al Hen’ Kangaroo’ Gait’ and } worth de; tonight abe BIW Saas Tnee abe, ott BUY SEA LEVEL | F — Crack-proof Calf Shoes, worth } Ladies’ and Children's Seamless price 4 . . jo |] And make a pront of 3 | a OF a _ up to $1.75; tonight special .., Felt Slippers, worth 60c and cent. within three months. CITY OF EVERETT. Pails At Soutiy- a0 ROR | 0 WOE WAMDA Teese carr RO rey retry eae ee Ser sartincite cuore ‘Three Round Trips Daily HOME FURNISHERS Geo. fi. Woodhouse (0, PRs ss Abeer Je; tomlaht soso sss | beep thor $03 Second Avenue | ok my aoe s ‘a d ver 7 -y 12 m. . ti 1 he i 5 kenven Seattle 7 a m,, 12 m, and 3 The Seattle Home of the y 206 2 Berke -Raliding 534 Pi . BI “ y R ® Eeaten vere 9:15 8m, 2:00 and Second Ave. From Spring to Madison St. Garland eterson S 5 208, 2103 oneer Block. 5 p. m. 5 Phone, Kea 921 Colman Dock. 1409 Second Ave, PIKE STREET E. B. SCOTT, Mgr. | | When buying articles advertl | this paper, speak of the Star, 606 SHCOND AVENUD,