The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1902, Page 1

bene) THE SKATTLE STAR. ee SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1902, i ENTS A MONTEL fine tested Men Break Into Bunkhouse--Arouse a) | RA Ma aay cca eae ke Tun Solved |$5 4 MONTH - Dozen Sleeping Laborers and Take All Their Money I fSPERADOES HOLD UP “BEFORE 3 RND_KE TER,” IN SEATTLE | m--er= Rast Every mother wants the boy to quire no money down and be well dressed— ense is always y ¢ you a month frum 1 ' ‘ a big consideration—the new lot of ate of purchase before your and soon A f ’ Mae ‘ o¢ turmoil and me) Ge F : ; hs ; Oregon Cassimeres will give best ra were chat-| A ee ae > . \ P f Hi her at a great| j V4 | jit. appearance and wearing qualities n one block of car ey did not realize ‘ r , a you'll find anywhere for the money. line; price of each, $80 . the highwaymer out ‘ / { “ g nied by blows and kicks eal f f : ee , . Children’s 3-piece alle jught the Japs to re ne th t a. : Ss y “e ‘ wool suits $4.50 \an * room with thelr | ; Ba ce . wool suits, up to 36 $7 50 . “ gonvars ston | ‘ , inl sy Ps inch chest measure e 12 and 13 Schewerman Block ‘ ‘ = Agency for the Youman’s Hat First Avenue and Cherry St. ‘ et cas wasn | Remi “ihe waterfront ot the ct “TRIBUTE OF CONGRESS TO THE 749 Second Ave., Hinckley Block LION CLOTHING HOUSE | After on dies a tay was conaldera 90000 0049900000 000000000008. | ieee pe tae BANTAM FIGHT fs — Alteration |B inte ccna ak “4 pig at L ATE Bi Whi : iy KINLEY S aoe Your Prescriptions Sale . For bantam’ weight cham wa " " t whi probably be 0 the Wes « probably be fore t ) Weet End A nywhere fn ¢ Men's Good Working Suita, OF LIGHTING PLANT : ected to be's itve | ina BGhMPARED “geare CASE sci ie : ot aes | ibe ich-grade Overcoats, $15 $18 and $20 values, to close b Brought Out Which Go to Prove That Munloipal-| St of Gracies Hits, ton : ; Sirived “trom” New |er'e sland. The president a ‘| GEORGETOWN seid ome A mae cea Owned Institutions Are Great Savings to Tax- call trial tohay. org Bae “a Mt to loupremme sedges were te next ¢ TO HAVE POLICE nd Be. Ch payers and Consumers—The Seattle itctment nab detail trom the engin: |arsumed the ch i PROTECTION, Lion Clothing Electric Company's Rates membets of gate fashingion wee preaixaily| Loans _ B House toute ‘In coneiuaing hn paver. the chap-| Geergstown vo have a weil. Treg @ePOW argain 220-222 First Ave. South Ind., bas a municipal | ceed five lamps for four hours, Dur- t v s 1 pres . . tor the hs e —_ it whieh does both com-jing the five summer months five “Tince ry t wt ot|* . . . be Will Be See display tn our show pablic lighting. The |lamps burning two hours y on. es “ han windows for Alteration tion in 1900 3,-| would be @ fair estimate ntative gathertn ° gale t a monume f ; 1 ath Sale bargains, receipts from com mp consumes 0 watt: j . “ nam t towar 4 Were $18,570.81, with ‘sy in an hour, or tt . ‘ monument be citizens ¢ » The city’s profit from | (1000 watts) in 162-3 how: w hte 1 “ 1 $35 Among the many genuine bargains to be found here for temor- f Tr . ; ‘ ® Fleece Lined Underwear, spi i Nehting was 5492.61, be-| In the dark months the monthly cake e rhting for streets ‘and | cons —— ‘ . . wee ¢ {fice t er mon t ent ¢ ied hetght cut, regular $1.00 v a lh - im. woul | Segend-Hand-Denler-akes. Ader. ee eee eee iy be 2x60, eq * * * thes private lights Satxdox quailing 36.000 watt Seattle's fastest growing store. Satiefaction guaranteed or money ittinan«£s.:| tisement for Good Money r : promptly refunded the entire number of | Ales Charge f classes of con-| 19 making up the monthly account, first © hours’ burning of each using 16 ¢. p. incan.|0f the eight lamps, the ‘maximum | &H $1.50 per month dat 20 i nine 16 ¢. p. tigh using 25 lights, | $2.55. n . owe ; Mr. ea : rahe gee’ cies inate it eee een m ie 0 : aM Established 1890 ee hours are chai Inont ould be ie De: ni ; } NO MORE BAD-FITTING ee 3 ‘DAWSON POLICE MAKE DEGREEOFH, | AGS ee urned in eight lampe in one month ~ ’ & Ek t installed the latest = on ag ma ee famat| =" each of Laces, einen machine ried ironing yn . * | at ty a rig Moe . shirts. Removes all fullness from . Se hy ia kilowatts “ TAKES SHAVE. the ne h fitting’ neck band. Phone Main 953 : en atten ive |at & cents would cents. Robber Brophy, Who Held Up the Dominion <%:i |tohn P. Hartman's House Enteree) Saloon, Surrenders After Desperate Fight | and Robbed Dear Sire: Before ta We have some beautiful -, ‘ 0 Fay pene apie An erent ane tote Stan) . arch, and Broph am . your tonic I was so wea : KM f ; spring topc in light covert hour for the yearly consumption t Jon artim DAWSON, N. W, T . N i Pe ee STRIKE OFF could not spank my baby. i 8 cloth an giish cut back. ‘Very Favorable to Company - ‘ mn unease sei Rod 9 can now lick my husband — n of the ¥ . pbery. It Is : A pe 5 : “g . an — {}1401 Third Ave., Corner Union AS HINCHINSOREOD The Nex | wor 7 x TelephoneMain 584 CORE? AVES UHONSI— 80GS8e OH OST OD VOOELERE: eeeGveeeey » LE TANU TN LINE W CMD D. BUCK & CO. NGS, nig SAW TROUBLE BARELY ESCAPES (Sercke erie ta areca etc mc Brightest and Best $ ics. toys’ cinérs’s ching : me arrest ney, and | head i vi lary ot th oh ary r ble en P Furnishing Goods, Ha's and Stes DAMAGE SUIT. “ FROM DROWNING iar feed a Sc al Rn te mista ose T Ae y W ca Oil Heaters Ares“ ——— pein i ® “ mae ST seiecaal Falls From the Wallowa : i 4 R E INS : Clean and Odorless eT ee RB ° vow sests 1o Recover Sik wi 1 “ % Pot ge we ye “_ = " ‘ ent that Bropt TILLMAN’ 5 i . ‘ —r _ Ghpebh igs: Indlentors, bat most people prefer Issaquah Com | pe i \ ‘ oll is one gallon o You can get rid of your corns, n ph edagal ie bg ae od ft ie" net been “ fn REVENGE 7 : eo x a | : : , coin tan yin cold | weather @ ‘neat aie ear aaais ee by ‘lag fle deaths ot Cc. 3 at nae Pop yl has succeeded In elu | WAE on ; i | MITCHELL’S CORN CURE inteed en rte van pom Wehwhtseench ther issenor, he have vctag thw, oat thelr at |vite tagrame wh - ELLENSBURG eee The Price on These | 250 a Bottle. NAMM before Judee tan |e ce,feet ‘ . | overboard. -‘rnied 4h rophY would vialt frier-ds | to wddrega ‘you ter WILL Boom meaaiges is oOaly $5. 003; It’s Guaranteed thie morning Plaintitts alle, THE LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTH Telephone, Main 787, 0960868000 OSOOEEEETOSHOSETHTADT” ? F. Co, Pike St, and Second Ave eee POVTODOOS SE OOWT VOCOLCTOU TC TT UD ; vi ne oth ig Seaiet wt pei came a EES THE FA nee Wiese on ILLMORE (ites cree eeprom ‘ha ae pacha hae One String” me haga ea Aas rome Extra Goon Nuttong, Worth foi 406" ie" don, New Pianos $10 Cash lov, teat - 120-122 Pike St. and $6 a Month POOUDBOD © ©9980600 58032000 O9809000 and « shed y our matchless facilities fog in es oh : : i ; m the nda are i I cd ’ “gant ni t ‘th bay GOING RORTHRUP 00., 804 First A i mia oH hin ace ' Cae mn ines CH] Ta Shermas, Clay &:C Yesterday aiteonsen end. tm! erel good Ume enjoyed, I "che police uawe spent ove Ar RE HO, MOINS SE GOT BOTA, Oda Ot Ouney Cams ill Second Ave.