The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1902, Page 4

en a ee renner 4 meme fanny ema eee et a er Last Edition ih O’Clowk p. in. north from I 1 drive, 4 Harvard aver Roy to Bast His at fi and f widewalking F trom Be. Jetternen to INTERESTING = Noteworthy Benefit Tomorrow Night) w ine out of the water fund. tor Trinity Church “SCHOOL ee wrteonth adivon fix SAMPSON GOV. TAFT REPLIES RESUMES. pe Severe ty Griticizes the | ws z.-|and the indiviavat numbers one ot| — NEW BUILDINGS Famous Loop a dD. C, Feb. Taft resumed yorning before QTON the The new residence which ts being t for ! + neart many hands n hill Arehite ngaged Jaaid « eal It is ne how | Duett—Tuseany F Allen are | ng plans for th. phen Firet Mra.’ Norton, Three Songs. (a) Unut atrect (c) The Brown ‘ood | by ‘ e fir n G. Magnus Setruts. f ¢ mill and fixture Address he Rubalyat n the story a braneh ov. J.P. D, Liwyd . case ry wil In a Persian Garden’ ‘ ' . Miss Bradley, Mra. Nor LYMPTIA, Wash., Feb 8 were Innued | Hiding permit M " The » therm, and ect A the « y hit He also let butlding of a thr for Ryer Noonan The butiding will be on Fifi ar Terrace street. It will « 4 rooms. PERSONAL MENTION f the Dol p from San Fran: siness trip a practiced 1 of Equalization, from Lin pecial * this | ably asked to mal The board will ; for the improvement of Battery the board ine| street from Sixth avenue to Denny aggregate value of property as- |e by grading, sidewalking and park sessed in the state by county asses-| tng: to lay & water main Kighth sors. avenue between James and Uni i He M. Thompson va ¥ f. Dollar, owner oy's letter in whieh the ad e highty complimented ements t t Kin Lea. ment. ‘The city engineer this afternoon re- has opened a Savings Depart The street committee of the city] jcounci is in seaxion hearing argu-| *| ments pro and con the impr of Pine street from Second to F | avenues JOHN NELSON &CO0.’S Old Highland — Spinning for Dicycle repairs, - | SPECIAL be Wargaen team omovet |? BARGAINS hysi- | Globe block, cor. First and Madison. | Go to JPROGRAM IS (esses rea | hell te IS per cent. | yore ry Mat} ¢ Pecks SEATTLE STAR. |\VERY CARELESS REGISTRATION | The regiatratt GAPTURED oti 1} * a. th of Beattie Carl P. or ly t Be th 1 by the Brit this morning, 4 h engager follow n bureau at the elt aptur aving trouble with carclews Beveral people quatitied 10 {rr both re ea eur teh taken mo owister and have ath ave neglected to the operation by reatet the chief eler me ¢ LICENSED TO WED Free! Saturday very « cup of « and samp The best of the February Sa new item’ ¢ in ter advertineme housewife. fake thi that is very wel Northwest. in it of sav ‘ ’ all and finish rogiate otographer, eivtration Clerk A. Lang ha ~ Dames of people w npleted thelr registration ait a woman in the Boys’ Day at February Sale JOB Black ae ‘TRUSTS Al ARE =| FIGHTING 4th & Pix al | of First ward arth men IN THE COMMON any kind of finks WALK OF LIFE ene collars and cuffs h they raise prices, 1% Is always An m eryboay nee »| and fale warning to person | Firet ward, On both sides men employed at th | prensa purpose | If any are caught, the at | | | | of it to live They Even Try to Control the Prices of Medicines act style of cut, worth $4.00; Feb- ruary Bale price $4.08 are | city hall for the ex- | vy All Cheviot 4-Button Bult, ily tallor- Bale 83.48 the Dart will take H Drug Co. refus ! 1 his dut tawny 4, worth February Ladies’ Fu 6. ¢ nd repaired. Berg, 1218 Third « nag Coal, wood, ‘phone Beattie Fuel Co | day Dr, Waggor Price's I Paine'a Liver I , ee 16-1 oven, high closet, duplex grate. $34.00 10.20 $23.80 DAULTON CARPET Co. 1020 First Ave, cor. Spring Range. warmin ie $s 30 per cent.. Moore's Revealed Mem 6 Vestes Bults, ne care In cutting, fitting and Mormon For one week made up of the accepted goods of the “good dresser”; special for this week “o y a FROOFRICK & ome Fine Furniture Two HEATING STOVES TO advertise: SEATTLE’S BUSY STORE 'gSaturday at the Busy Store During February Sale ews wa not told the first trongly rival thee | f to the an example, there's mews ) every economical man gl tailoring as im the more expel nt of tanc value; February Sale without ary > to our causes of . Sale price. Sgn Percale ie cuffs, io value; taut te xtra full -| Cashmere relimforced heela and tos, jar ue; February price, per pair ... Gents Fine Sanitary Gray” Black Cashmere Socks, heels and tows worth 8 i ruary Bale price . oom nt's Heavy Wool Backs 4 heels and toes, wear February Sale price ... TODAYS SPECIAL Boys Hardware Cheviot Pants, worth 6c; today sie] Peterson’s 2°%,2°3,24) RR RRCCCRERED | var setterson otreet becond preciact~Madrena enreet. inet —Bouth west corner bia and Seventh avenue. preciact—! no truth In the relapse in the PRES. KEEFE OF For This Week afteta Silk Skirt, corded w @ flounce .....67.05 quarter Length Jacket, | r 3D value Scotch Whiskey ta absolutely free trom Fune’ most agreeable BE CLOSED OUT Two lines of heating stoves the Gi {1 1 bit as good as we have claimed 89.00 them to be ® = a Will buy any $2.50 Hat— 3) Saturday only PPPPPPRIPDO2 222 PPPIIRAD RIP I VARI LONGSHOREMEN David J. Keefe, president of the In- ternat! . due coma, 510.00 fecommending consumers, te purity and excellent qua being unequalled. Regular Price per Bottle $1.25 In order to better introduce SPECIAL PRICE 95c Cooper & Levy tang, 3 yar tn the Dark If you buy a plano looking into the mert ESTEY, B 1ASE, STARR or Anac MOND in-| mrumenta | These represent the highest posstbie excellence at the low- | at possible price. | CASH OR CREDIT STEINWAY DEALERS : eee -» Sherman, Clay & Co. WESTBERG CHILDS} sa sie TH] Second Ave., hs The Old Reliable Charter! Oak Range HIS range will cook your dinner quicker than any other range made. It’s factory has been established since 1830 and is as large as all other range factories put together. This range has taken the prize at every exhibi- tion in the Eastern States. We can save you $20 on any high grade range sold in the city. We will give you $32.50 for every second-hand 6-hole Royal Char- ter Oak Range you have for sale. This agreement is given you by the factory and by ourselves. The Charter Oak a Is inet to All Other Ranges We are Still Selling Oak Bed- bales Suits, Springs and Mattresses and Couches at the Same Prices, 25 Per Cent Off. : ‘Tapestry Portieres, 3 inches wide, Ip stripes and Owored regular 4.00 and $7.0 ¥ 2x8 Smyrna Rugs, all w 82.49 PER BOTTLE 106 FIRST AVE. Oot, Youter end Le Calan Streets laborers, and has eve this can be strikes: Golden Oak, French Plate Glass Golden Finish, Solid Oak, French Plate Glass fest 73 $14. hioat We will give you some prices that will be plain to you. We will sell you best Yom Yom Spring with Supports Under the Center, regular price $3.00, for $1.75. Wool Top Mattresses for $1.45. Cotton bind ne worth $4.00, for *. 50. CALL AND SEE US. Chicago Pasnttods per Stove Co. SECOND AND UNION. PHONE MAIN 759 2000080099086 94000808090 oe: eoceccccees |" i [cs ad taped tr to the fuel _ LEE’S Headache Bromo Cures All Headache oath PPPPPIIIIII—IIII@ Crescent—are to be Overcoats The long this yokes season; all this week } all that—but lines of stoves have } for this season. been reduced in prices. Every } on Atlas-Crescent. Atlas Crescent These pate! 14.0 Overe Just received a line of BOYS SWEATERS. Splendid value at J. FRIEDMAN 4 4 & SON ‘4 | » 1 an@ Columbia, Tel. Main 193, | 21 Near Rainier-Geand Hotel, 903 FIRST AVENUE {Saturday Special Be BUY SEA LEVEL And make a profit of 300 per cent. within three san For particu! JOHN M. DAVIS A co. 534 Pionser Block. Red 3; Are You Troubled WITH CORNS = If so you know how bother- some and painful they are Mitchell’s Corn Cur Is guaranteed to cure or your money refunded. UF aey Main 787. and Second Ave. n-year-old Muscatel Wine, | never sold for leas than $2.00; spe-| - | Round Oak Heaters S15 per » | | | | clal for Saturd | al for Satu Diets and Metagar's full line | | of Wool Carpets, Columbian | Ingrain Carpets, French Wil- ton Rugs, Bundhar Carpets and Rugs, Kitchen Queens. One gallc customer only. J. ARONSON Wholesale Liquor Dealer 109 Columbia St. Wilton Majeatio Charity Ball for the Good Shepherd Orphan | “ | Asylum, February | fi] at Armory Hall | MAYOR HUMES’ PALM Prof. Chesterfield Reads the| Hand of Mayor Humes | with shrewdnes And the po ower of tne | trigue, Th Aipiomatt ~~ FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. Telephone, tly executive 8. E. Co. Pike 8! LICAN CITY CON- ry of the Republicans tn precinots in the said Home Shoppers Shoppers for the home will , P to watch these ads. as they often tell of some article for home use for sale at a low price. Every Ad. New Every = HIRSCH’S RE MENETON alw herein ays gives perfect E. C. NILES, 109 Cherry St. eetek | Meal” sane Noni HIRSCH PHARMACY CO, First and Pike Tel. Main 916 Perry Pictures 1 in many ways ject from at our 1 ALFRED S. WITTER & CO, 222 Pike Stroet ERNST BROS, 506 Pike Street Tel. Green 72 $3.50 Umbrellas $1.75 Fine lock rib umbrellas $ for a greatly reduced price For Framing Photos Masks 26 cents. shrewd and conservative hie towards faultless in his home; a magnificent | provider, and one who will go to any Rernham's Photo Bo: 9 pieces, fino er quality, per set o} Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co. 251 Columbia Street E. H. SHAMEK } 1224 First Ave. A “ ch sald caucuses and primaries shail held in sald re | spective I make and women, Sanitarium, Hinckley Fourth Floor Cnn Yin Hiss Ci Moor Collins Biork, Aves St and 20d Ae, & specialty of treating nervous Heck’ DR, H. T. TURNER, troubles in both men palm politioaily de wever, that the advance ment of Mayor Humes rests rather with himself than with hie party, Yt hand, however, denotes future polit lea power Prot, Chosterflela's p, at tha Oocoldental hotel, sornes | The foe asked * Prof. Ch ted on Sund twoen the hours of 10 & m, and 6 p.m. ont, between al avenue y's stables, Sixth {Routh "Prectnet—Basement 27 Washing 23y od evening Corse . remain | are First preotn nd prect Third preoinet ot 0 ‘Twenty-fourth avenue if it Is Snorting Goods of Ary Kind Seo Us ECING NORTHRUP 00,, 804 First Avo, urth precinet Jaok THIRD WARD, Hirst preciuct—Sighwenth eyenue ead Fifth precinct—East Pike street Sixth precinct—Growery stam Harvard and Federal avenue. Bec he held Third, prec inet | Boke Seventh precinct ast Sighth prectmet—2344 EIGHTH W. precinct—430 Deni pag treet. precinct Anne don, Ward street, near Fourth north. Fourth precinct—Corner of Queg®. treet. ner Keystone and Pifty-sevent® Seventh precinet—L ©. G. T Seventy-first street. Eighth precinct—A. B. An corner of Sixty-eighth street ot March, ime. and, if chal | a0 declare before being allowed 9 ‘That the basis of rept said city convention shall be 4a | One Gelegate for every fifteen wim major fraction thereof cast for Humes at the municipal the olty of Seattle in March, That on said baste the precinets In sala city of entitled to representation in | vention by the following number FIRST WARD. Fifth preeinet sath First precinct Fourth precinct ‘pot nit | Firet p nd pre treasurer, two @ \imaan’ from a the detegal the selctian S ) H. PETERSON eee RY, Secretary, ae