The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1902, Page 3

om POW | Si ave pts Tf bd sti ee DIS AMSTERDAM, Ja Kupper Con firms Report nter ON SOUND AND SHORE which | this morning of mer Malniander, Ne beget t, Clair isiand| Stewart have charge of the funeral ghon & soft spot on 81 Friday during the storm. off the beach yesterday morn- steamed into the harbor last | $018 It is not thought that the Hh by her | Condu HIS MEMORY REMARKABLE Last night Manager Russell of the | * Third Avenue theater wae on the maged wil sters drydock and will have a few minor) ‘The North Pacific will on the Mainiander run. is steamer day at the Ocean % passengers and 500 tons of | for Seattle. | Umatilla sailed for San Fran- eeco at 9 o'clock this morning With! sage c passengers and a cargo of general| wns’ pinye the tern, She was two days) ing ; Pleiades is loaded with coat) (youn! S4y wntfl I see your natu will sail for San Francisco to-| © or tomerrow morning. é On Honolua Run } ‘The old brig Tanner, well known feSeattle marine circles, has just boys. from San Francisco for Hono- fter undergoing extensive re-|cinnati in 1872, and never aft | until last night ! liner Nicaria, which bered Fred Rummels very w ntly-at Smiths cove taking| could see in San Francisco her cargo and wil! sail) via South America. ithe City of Seattle returns) Meek from Skagway she will Peydock and will have a new ‘pat on. is now ‘esler way, where Dr. Emil Bor- sen examined the broken iim. oeerten The Northern Commercial Co.'s Seamer Bertha arrived this morning | 16 passengere and mail from bay and Dutch har. | Brown, « civtt engineer Who came out o' id arms frozen, and but . the On horsefiesh, Track Several street carn were #* Yatious times during Off the track 1 fey Meralled at Fifth and Pike, Atl o'clock t street ca n With cable and eve of an ns of a Second ay R SPOKANE WASHINGTON, 1 Were favorably public bu MB 300,000, respectivers Uquor Cases Off W arrested for d th efinitely Democratic Meet Maru duc tha is du JANUARY 29, 1902. Last Edition 4 O'Clock p. m. General Belief That the South African War Is Nearing an End a Day the Eyes it ts stated | t Leyds Makes Deiat THE enn rn arn nnn N soo lle WOMAN'S CORN i Arn rr —— | Light Menu for , Breakfast ; \ a On Cream ~ " me Frisaied Dried Reet soe 6 Greater Spt : Famteie® tans t than is furnish An f Lunch ¢ # drat Clam Chowd eh . . Browned Vegetabie Curry | onged otu Hotled Rice 7 2 t api se . t for t r N Dinwer It } n Raw Oye * t a Rrolled Steak Baked Potatoes, | A ter ~ . . Creamed Parsnips: ' te er wn Betty Coffe " Air Dark Lines Under A el must be tal \ , oy Fancy Styles tn ar trou. Sleeves ' ' ft 1 Pucks or The dark rth loontime the he up SEATTLE HE AMERICAN Crorwithy 703 First Ave. ‘Tomorrow and the The Latest in Robes and Your Chance of Buying “BOBBY BURNS son of G. R. Emm ent was the address of James Meikle, secre Butterworth’. read them again; imagine yourself situation of the writer: make Stearn eeeaemagie ANOTHER MAN tributed thetr talent are Mra. Grace R is family of acrobats, with How nok aggregation They had met in Detroit an SALOON BRAWL The police stopped a pugilist: | When the police arrived down Ninth ave-| way, Oscar Elridge| A $5000 ROAD each other in fine Givens and Charies Gili were. the| *| principals in the took considerable punishment ens was, however, given the decision | t¢ "Mickey the Fat.” acted as referee it of the sled it he track and dash- Although |from Fort Flagler to the Unit States army t t pi Jistance of ens, the latter's superior acience Jexperience were too much for his| feet larger antagonist onda nor the offict were arrested. REVERSED OF MEXICO, Charles Richmond, Ameries None of the sec xpenditure will 5 for thi provement means much to tered condition, | may be neces amounting to posed to have gone PUTS UP LOUIS, Jan, 29 Specials Mr. Brown left lle of October with’ & nm (0 Open a trial 10 Till- varying fortune they blazed a trait was issued today ght, a millionaire BATT eet, and blocked Overcoats | 318,00 Overcoats ss on. Cassimere Sox My home treatment by egular %e values, during | correspondence is always successful. Consultations |} free. Write me or come in! + ‘ints and talk it over. . FRIEDMAN| © ; ? 2 SON Dr.H.E.Merkel ©: ARTELLDRUGCO SECOND AVENUD, Dr. Waggoner, dentint. Globe block. | Go to Spinning for bieye Near Rainter-Grand Hotel, Seatti 903 FIRST AVENUE Office Hours—9 7 to 8p. m, Sundays, 10 a, m, to| icine ' 1G. 2: r \$ \3 Barbara Frietchie [Eulogy of the Great Poet by J). B.) wricionie | be « @Meikle—Caledonian Exercises |.) \h.' ‘ ; ety of Seattle, t 1 i ary of Robert F 1m . brated in Ranke hall | ht Fesanoting tes ' thy s “The Senator’ | f Senator’ « tary of the cham He displayed an e with his sub-| be given we eee Soo “Whose Baby Are You?” He conclud-| ay. 2, | Whose his poems, read them, and ey « what he saw, and fe and you will laugh and oe. coe, WILL ASK FOR H for Fire Department A second assistant chief of the fir 1a malty ao and ¢ lous of Our Instaliment Proposition w with great fa ork, but the Fort | Tatloring ‘RHEUMATISM CURED r 1207 Firat avenue. ntifie tr tar reme A treatment that is adap- || \ted to the needs of each in- Sults dividual case All cases cannot be treated success condition requires every case of INFLAMMA- rORY, MUSCULAR, ACUTE {OR CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, up of the | | SCIATICA, NEURALGIA, ceepted 3LOOD AND SKIN DISEASES when the patient will faith- fully follow my instructions. 310.00 Suits at ust also guarantee to follow m 86.05 struct $15.00 Suits at After 89.90 || | rheama | Dr. H. I 1p and downstal ithout the ald lene SHR CORES 'Se"eopular ith rheumatiam. tful axon, with or without BP TURNES special for the co Spring Stree attle, Wash, | Medicines Furnished Free pro 1 spell, per pair 200, 604-5 Mutual Life Building Wa m, to 12 m.; 1 to in all Departm’ts PPPOE B88 0808 08 08 8990 Theaters : 2 IDENTIFY ROBBERS . Discount of 333 Per Will Be at an End The question is, will } you neglect this oppor- We await | your decision. CAN'T SHOOT LIVE BIRDS F. W. ‘MERRICK The American Clothier 703 First Ave. } Chief Cook Wants Second Assistant | J "| GOMMANDS Sale OO NDAY, Jan- IVI uary 27th we will put on sale our entire stock of Lace Curtains at prices that will close them out quick. We have them in Irish Points, Brussels Net, Arabian Net, Not- tingham Lace, Swiss Net, in the most beau- tiful patterns, and some As Low As 65c Pair 10,000 Yards In- laid Linoleum AT WHOLESALE PRICE Don’t buy the cheap, printed quality, when you can get the best inlaid for a trifle more. Come In and We Will Tell ~ You All About It Seater & Company ALL GRADE FURNITURE STORE 912-914-916 FIRST AVENUE THE OREGON - SIGN of the BIG COFFE WATER | Now Woolen Mill that our policy I# a wine one, Seattle Week OF OUR... HOBART M. CABLE RHODES BROS. Tea. Coffee and Crockery House (214 Second Ave. Tel. Main 720 D.$. Johnston Co, 903 Second Avenue Burke Bullding Clearance | GUARANTEE to cure} Brand Glass & Dice CASH GROCERS GOLDMAN’S 901 SECOND AVE. Whiskey ie It Is Very Reliable vs" Intere 1428 Second Av. Phone Main 482 “COOPER & LEVY’S Three-Star Cognac Brandy) 00 Per Bot suffering | t hey Are Making a Lots of Tro THE PRINCIPAL I8 RIGHT Cooper & Levy 104-106 FIRST AVE. Bet. Yester and Washington Streets J. ARONSON 109 COLUMBIA Mail Orders Promptly Filled 1415 Second Ave. | HAYNES Fist Block as the Bon Marche and Sixth avenue northeast and Fifty-seventh avenue. 6 qualifications of = voter at said primaries, in addition to those shall be that they will atte in March, 1900 ity of Seattle shall ation in maid elty con- e following number of dele- FIRST WARD. OND WARD, HIRD WARD, RTH WARD. FIFTH WARD. SIXTH WARD, SEVENTH WARD. NINTH WARD. p recommend ann tet delegate b by the b r A said FRED H. PETERSON, Caairman, RRY a Mexican Pecan ndy Sweet Sappho Flakes Nut Loaf and Columbia Phone Main 1111 od Sabbath school tent, eor- eoinct—L 0. G. T, ball, east A. BR. Anderson's house, th street and Fremont jection held in Dasie the several voting 4