The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1902, Page 7

pay, MARCH 7, 190% THE SEATTLE STAR. 7 nuit Semin See eceCe.DONNE | eenmemormnr lun a ATIC leer 0 POOR» eee ee 22 *? ‘ City Engineer Thomson Watohes | ion of the committee thet ic would Popular Actress Donates $500 ‘et uired Before! ment ¢ r . teria Was Req W ir h oductions Laying of Concrete raged nme A, hp hetero id eld Rebuilding Trinity Church CHEMAI fareh Marly ye be finely stag : continual shutting off of t tor " } fi t, awed 19 _— ed ge K City Engineer Thomson and Super- | water would be a strain on tt | : ; a |terday 1 \ " : Fair On | “The Eleventh # intender Streets Lit were |A report will be made to the council | gun maton ‘ ce» gg pm egal y MEN OB ; — Wicked London” is being present aken yesterday by Manager Clay n Monday night Ene sores a B ked bu r who mp ed by @ good company at the Third | Pool of the Independent Telephone | i A er dha r the “ee ' otel and . Avenue theater, and it ts hoped that Company to look over the work in $00 to ¢ pe “ Aiude- the « 1 of the theatrical year, | new excha on Fourth aver | | ruven ne ett t in ' . The boy t ! Saturday leht. the T they « ) “me Ov by aren, u th t ior ' nf atu hay ght, the | | t ' Png ~ ~ th ‘ church, conducted the services the robber mn he encat thr 1 \ matinee being 5 n, | Waa to ne laying © 1 whe her 1h leventh | kind ¢ oor w, at bef the combined congregations eet be nt He Had the Money tn yo FOP: ay axe nt | ienst S far an means of tae . NEW YORK, March the Auto-| Mins Allon was entirely ignorant of == : = Sight, but Alas nue theater next week, | The floor is being put in under mobile Club of America has made) (re ime ard ree porine “the | most complete compa. | Personal superviston of C. A. Arm Rreat preparationa for tta third an-| goryjoe Hearing Mr, Gowen's ap - ad, carrying all ite own | repre stive of the KExpa nual banquet to be given at the! peal for ald she made inquiry and 4 ty a ir enery. which was designed | Metal Fire Eroafing Company of ¢ Waldorf-Astoria tonight, The invit-| was so moved by the lons to the par nd bat e I pt t pender walked slowly down | 9 ler @ Mann, the |Caa he floor is of concrete 1 falas SE, Sales Gaanbon,| Ve aoe chan lasting Wentile one nt, af uth gh Fr ington @treet yesterday after- \ Ne scene grec Ay ae ds the ench ambassador; Wu Ting| mated the check to Mr. Gowen. Er mzat Jooking more miserable than deing reprod mbustible # Fang, the Chinese minister; Gen.| closed was a Whort note, asking him crater. At tt ntrance to a yaenifioent drawing room arches in the ’ N n A. Miles, Senator Depew, 8en-|to accept the money a# her contri POSITIVELY rine stood Nts friend Monaire. ‘To get aa | Are common t support concrs ator Platt, Wm. C, Whitney, Thos.| bution toward the new church r a few Ae possible, ph jon completed bo iron: will BR, Reed, Thos. A. Edison and the Tia in but one more of the many . 1 i8 apha wer ken by the kind > - governors of New York, New Jersey| kind and chartiable | mission of the owner, and thua all The floor te laid in this manner: | ong Massachusetts Miss Allen in "Got any ¢ jdetaile were copled, even to the | Running both ways on the floor are a a Allen ae Owe without the use of morphine, Mary a bean. said Joe | handsome vases and bric-a-brac the tron Joists, marking th ’ P my Ine, « acet inside, anyway, an’ we'll! “The Chrtetta tions o 2 feet ar ‘ ers om r. i enilid, anti and Bee tace te coud fer | ‘award J. Morgan, who wilt be| fle Mooring of wood is put In eup VD i 5) > ry longs bl Pra went in and greeted the bar-|scen in our city for the firat t rted on the tron joists, On the 5) \ | 1 will any “drug who nodde ifferently. the role of John Storm tn °'T r aw At 110 Second Ave, So. “ere ’ {we stand youse up fer de) tian” at the Grand on Mor An Iren Ret Work ‘ All Medicines Furnished Free asked 4 it wit! he ‘ed, w On this tror merete WASHINGTON, D. ¢ March 7 lusion that it is not : t ha tet a moment | ator of the 5 Hall « Ps in wot, | Hereafter all bille that have passed |the man » tn « ea bil t | Of High-Grade Strictly ; pd foe , Pro v ful ade whic », h Gays both houses of congress will prob- |" ver! has Apter ne 1 | Tatlor-Made Suits, Ov } & med conce >» be selected | the a f « ) ried wp to the Whitelto o 1 1 : : pret An’ sey. tramp for the pa and he and Miss Aller | taken down, leaving a solid block of ‘ 4 Rt eho me OS pg m coats, You unk 301 > q ; p t. No floatin’ ist-}andg Mr Tyler apent many rete elght « in thickness Neacied canchiman and (eee . Pars Youths’ and I , ~ reating on the fron fointa, It | } ] urs up lets of poasibi« i n th @ footman. Hereto. Har eal . 1 uits, Shoes, Hats, Caps i Ing schooners were car 1 then running the | claimed that oD atand A grea @ the finished productions " nt : 1 and after the after cae picar e_from all! cress have been carried to ¢h rage and Furnishing Goods, Charges Are Moderate Little Joe |t to settle upon al sen Py COokS lutive residence by either the rages ee iy “ . as | ae « used ur id “fr $30- i > & Jselection that would fill every re Reng goe " A to pe amounting to over $90, ; BAI Was Glam | quirement anner, being warned the ond t 000. makes youse so glum today Rdward J, Me nh wan really] three tnehes tr , oe ? t sury t fer looks like yer best gtr! ong rst ch but was “ t ase of f ntative . ore, is eee a a aie 4 fgets yer then Mt. Daniel Fro an's lends vering all tron seoeaiaes ws cage tgs) Fe p ni Be Be ad rite d Jost it, Joe. It's all off wik n, a best man the Lyceum | a9) phomaon was quite Interested |!and, chairman of the cor ttee on/to carry $40,000 or $50,000 Into th wa w hile, anyhow. Yer see ompany had known for many | in the process of constructing the eprolled billa, have ne the cor ercet car with him tke dis. I've been buggin’ uy It did not seem possible to | fooring and asked Innumerable ques — cee a = tp Rosie fer a year, an’ blowin’ re his services, t the wheels | tions regarding the stability, Man- OOOO SOOO 990 SFO9OOFHF OS SHE OOHOOOHOD set In motion and finally, after | ager Claypool of the telephone com ng and persuasion Mr, | pany f# confident that the flooring ‘me She's willin’, pervidin’ I'd ted to loan Mr. Mor. | WH be substantial fwemethin’ to show that I could bler & Co. to create the Sa family. I've been playin’ | part and play the first few weeks of ge purty close fer a good whil | the New York engagement j gome when I had it, an’ I've grin’ to coax her to hitch up Dr. H. E. Merkel 604-5 Mutual Life Building Seattis, Wash. ber the 110 Second Ave. S. Between Yesler Way and Wash ington Street H. KESSLER, Auctioneer] PIANO SALE ote EXTRAORDINARY address, DOCTO We Can Supply Your Needs for — MeSEe ToRS the Sick Room aud Oper ating Table @ Surgical Instruments, Appliances, Dressings, Tables, Chairs and Cabinets. EVERYTHING THE BEST OBTAINABLE 101 Thad $30 to de good. I had te All America and all England knows i , $100 before she'd have me, and of Mr. Morgan's triumph, but only mas comin’ slow, specially since } [those on the inside know of the ag WINNIPEG, March 7.~Hudson feat wid Clancy. ony of the management and the act-| pay officials say there is absolutely I lost me job boostin’ fer a jor who had scored so magnificently, | no truth in the reports sent out yea Rack de udder push gets after| when Mr. Frohman crooked his fin-/terday through & press association tells me dat it’s all off wid|ger and said to Mr. Morgan, “Come | to the effect that confirmation had Stewart & Holmes Drug Co and after de election 30|/home.” Mr. Morgan did as he was | been rec eived of Acronaut Apires's ; S would look big along wid|bid, although he begged to be re jeath ™ the contrary, none o 627 First Avenue thet ts hay yon or heard any~- , When Godwin was nom!.|leased from his contract: but there | {hing Ar the hallooniat. 300000000000 000000000e osseceeesesees dey puts me to work fer him|came a time when his contract with @e line at three dollars per,| Mr. Frohman expired, and that ts he was elected I was tc| why he ts thin season with Liebler & | al Sa regular berth wid a new joint | Co. again, and being starred as John FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture to open up under de new | Storm, a position he should have had sen ment ~~ _ we The Mest Wonderful Op- gol come ‘time ago had the fates not | portunity Which Has eaiSfenr| councu toner | Last Day of Sample Furniture Sale Ever Been Offered fii on de real thing, and wher at de Humes suckers wants Bie odds. T gets out me bank| A special meeting of the council Tomorrow night the sample sale will end. § samples—that was one of the reasons why we made §j} We Cannot Assure fter dem. De God-| will be held ton’ to finish the row ‘ ‘ . ? s the ere tells me their man can't| tine work left Over from last Mon- All samples not sold at that time will be disposed } you a low spot cash price—that is why we have been —paplct qeay nese (7 “Yap laiewertades of in the regular way at regular prices, so YOU MUST { able to fill the place of each sample that hasbeen sold J] Continuance for More ¥ * nell . . ey aie? ts nd » ni _——-——— | COME TOMORROW if you would share the advantages { with another equally interesting value. Than a Few Days Wid my $300 dat makes $1050 CRUSHED |@ of this sale. ; It's to your interest that you buy these furniture §f) —— intees a weddin' fer my gon, and leaves te $50 fer | We bought a bargain—we are selling a bargain samples—there remains but one day of the sample So Less Tham 16 Pianos Which Rave Bale Starts at 10 - wid de boys, an’ a stiddy > — "i * Af ‘ s | 7 EEGs, All when Godwin’s | (see eee areata e win tal IM according to our usual custom. + sal Been Used From Two Months "oaly Had a ¥ Se Cemeeere gonna, sar, Oven Every kind of furniture is included in the wide } to Slightly Over a Year a fof Monte ished to 4 as ari . ore ( | exreeemnont cen, camcne caier mer oon Variety of samples offered. CONDITIONS OF THE SALE Each sample is marked at a decidedly low price. | Some of Them Have Had as Righ-es MoT thinks how 7 if The last day of the sale will be just as interesting as} | on the day of purchase {shoud examined thor $19 Paid on Them, Which : : 2 No goods will be held ; aly " on gle prego aan i@ the first day because samples never before displayed } payment ¢ <o deviation to any one Will Be Atlowed 4 v t made at ee Ra b= Hifer had a ¥ 1 could will be put on the sales floor. , fo oThe eale is for SPOT CASH aro ie Notwithstanding that we allow the fall an! ext eat my sorrows fer a } No goods will be exchanges mounts paid by former eustometa, @ ten Les see what Tom'l! ‘do fer un” ‘They seuntered over to the bar and BU suggeeted tentatively, “Go us *nother. Tom?” nd that we are giving @ discountJa ition, to make quick sales, we with few exceptions, give ponte We hadn't the floor room to display all of the } to make paym *. Some o Price Comparisons to Show Sample Sale Values Sa py eg | original prices we name are legit- Sale Birdseye Maple Combina { Full Size Metal Bed, regular { Weathered Oak Rocker, Novelty ¢ Rush Seat Reception Chatr, r and not ot the 400 for $280, Bar le Br ‘ hen the piano is perhaps worth Rookcase and Writing De $7.76; Sample Sale price. ® I price $14.0 5 Py Aocguaomeh Ko ) 5 ; But they are in every in ° regular price $62.00; Sample Sale Turkish Leather R ; : 910,50 ) 5 anoe lower than N York prices, | price 4.40 5 ‘ular price $78.00; San Bir shogany Rocker. regular 2? Lad Solid Oak Writing Desh and from #u low foe we give a fl nwe ale price + +4 $48. § price $4.25; Sample Sale ig eis price $12 Sample arge discount, and In addition allow. Solid Oak Dresser, regular price ) %.90 ¢ Sal ° SS.2¢ he amount that has been paid by $18.75; Sample Sale price Parlor Corner Chair, frame of } Birdseye Maple Reception Chair, § Gentlemen's Solld Oak Shaving former customers 75; § : birch mahogany, regular price 2 regular price $6.00; Samp Stand, regular price $22.00 Our reason for this step is simple. The receiver appointed to BIZ) $6.26; Sample Bale price 3.45 price Sample Sale price 814.00 Our Mr. Ro Ramaker has just re- ? rned from New Yerk, and hes pur- LT hased a large number of pianos, and ve wish to maker at once forthe Mill Remnant Ends of Lace Curtains oe ereovens, ears Yas Wins Gore no we advertive # on eur foon, Saturday is the last day of the sale of Mill Remnant Ends of Lace Curtains, All perfect and full size, Nearly all match {n pairs j end we wil sail to the first customers THIS SALE IS FOR CASH ONLY. On Friday—the first day—we had r si ee eet a Mer 3 Sect ent large Decker Bros., Burl wai- it case, In best ¢ on, taken in raise money to satiefy credit- ore finds he is now short $6,122 the Cross” Sign of the Cross.” given by and a London com-| it the Grand last night, made Profound impression upon | am Who witnessed it. Not only is| owing list LOT 1—Nos, 206, 207, Wi, 304, 906, ) LOT 2-—-Nom, 196, 292, 319, 309, 395, / These laces are full 4 lor patterns, that sell by i W the first and «create t of the | 08, 300, 202, 34, B07, 208—Iace 4 18, 213, 312, 317, 310, 397—These ¢ and 3% yards long, all § pair at $2.60; they go in es ge on one of our upright dramas having pi basi=| Curtains ta arse one nee. to k laces are in quite large quanti retty pate rn# and fine > wale, each half pair 7 peg new, made by iN prosecution of ( hriatians |} and as this money must be ater aT ie ta ¥ 3) thes, are all white, 48 and 50 in at et i eee elas ica eat 5 LO Ge faiebt of afl in m ' une, full size Bis bard to conceive a point at|M raised before he can wind up fee caw aes hes SD. by 3 yards lo Are BC oe hale gale 1, Tae). sates phipenedl, Geka of whieh bh. 1 . snap, the cast could be strength iff the affairs, the auction sale sell everywhere at regular re- 2 Detter quality and | Cur ? LoP &~In thie lot will te found are worth $4.00 per pair; theme wi i top Genter, a0 Scenery is a great feature | of the tall price from to $1.15 per ¢ tain than in Lot 1 and sell reg \ Buel pes “A we piace ¢ ft tha tinif aid t y plano. Production tn itseit pair; these curtains, in all § ularly rywhere for from ¢ : . . ae walt | me She " 4 condt- Lame Sign of the Cross” may wel about 500, we will place on sa § $1.25 to ) per pair; these we } wr . pair, each | tt y at 3 ht es i 882 classic. Every lin °9 | for three days at, 5 r f pin nm sale by the one-half 2 all pure § A large shipment of 36 In. § : xd cond » received it in S weet dignity which sesme | pair, each 1Oe pair at, per each curte Oe | ng and par- § M per yard 10c¢ cana * Poe gh ini hen Ping with the lofty ; half what was pald for it’ twe of Christian martyrdom. tA | ears sir i, the scenes and cli All D S t d d Ss t d Ni h One Oak “Crown,” 1 have Often unusual dramatic | ° ay a ur ay an a ws ay 9g t id at $ Tet in no case has any of | The usual Saturday night specials ' he pee pt acy wll quality of the story eee cary sae Slee ecohind odd Wot hae oe ene co tention tf Saturday im the last day of the 8 ed ¢ MeriGced for siage eftert . wao need for ne “ap : lay of the wale of Mill Hind Kemmna 4 AE Lape Curtains; Go it's a sais ; be hin f h ¥) iol: . Bi <cey coet oO i] t \ r monthe; *itire tone of ‘The Sign of th The Household Goods Dep nt has these ap for Saturday and & 4 t bd of the wae or & rd nd Saturda ig? Saturda * 6 last a I ya oap piane is distine 1g Be oe daly Bong alk neater se : rf : ot bikes goes at only $00. MUS strongly appeal to the the ‘ Fancy Plates ‘ . yne bea 1 We must Who are thoughtful, whe Anetrign | age “age gh § is the f e we eves thet the stage has a missior po pe ei ni , 7 on a plang ar Piti s fine as WP te its de: apg fr thy |i must be continued. Hoth the ved Want & pIAnS, make chester “ie Beetenting company numbers |g Creditors and receiver are By 1 a “Crown” at less than Salformiy capable, and Eng | “sore” because of this over- " have ahogany + is no mistaking the latter | sight in not calculating on ex rl be made by H from the careful w which penises, consequently goods hat mahogany, full wae; used Betines are rend. Charion i be 4 auickly ] s than a year 1 yours at $29 od BP pnb Paton.) will be sold quickly. Riifton, full alas; was cla ba B the w, WUMALOD | firm doing a retall business at over og {8 which an heroic role | ). It ia a walnut case, one year jst His characteriza. | ° Handsome Austrian China Salad F ‘ by eage From ded and every | or Fruit Dishes, each 50c, 60c, [| One Oak Kingsbury, nearly now, Suthor’s meaning seeme | “ » 10:9 t Tbe, $1.00, $1 $1.50, FOR $ easy terme Clearly brought out. In hia | 8 jes daily 10:30 a. m. and I 1 Or Singer,” full sine, used one Sones he does not find it nec 2:30 p. m. 5 ar; cabinet grand. Make up an tiga and in (his moments Three sales Saturday~tast 4 2 t) me Kah eget ey men We adten r his « Bat ar ine 0 i "7 bu | not be sold to a satisfying one at 7:30 p. m. 6-inc 2 - ( 4 vish Our customers ta rove iSemena fect 7 h , Decorat- > f our sna Mi ——e——SSS 68-inch Platen each ve se § ine ons ; aa eed ened 5 Fancy German Glass Water Seta, 5 The Jewett plano was established lignon Shattinger, aw Mercia awe ne $1.60, 2. Va ‘ss yal , nt 1860, and we have one of their very Mh ot aN ic ' ¢ 4 conel pitcher, 6 tum- ) i 1 od ri poke the part ar 1d $1 $2.00, { 5c, Sc, 0c, ¢ piers and tray, $2.00, $4.26, $2.60; ) sent bur ut pianos in Plays it most wympathetic ally $2.50 $4.00, § ©, $1.00, $1 ¢ CHOICE... .. Py 5 k. which has been used only four AEROS Beott as the dincarded $5.00, for one- ) $1.80, at balt ) ‘ = nths soe you match this bar- é Of Marc Wf. eto , —— ~~? ain at 82s é Mltrereg Bho coy ae: Sore go! ° es BO) Price 5 ? A $400 Tudwig at $820 needs only. » Speeches and] ° co pad to be mentioned to fin a quic Marcella Hudson is lever as | Occident | ; wy di? Day | ve. 5 A large walnut, used very Uttle, of ¥ Will be three time é 2 1 make sold very extensively; ft will Maes, i case you, and the price is only $160, P tase Bet. Yesler Way and Wash- $ ; We have a Kimball Grand, used, ry ‘ °, ) Perey d { Ornamented German Steins, ene ne year ot it in exchange on a Mosse Crista ats production ington Street. ‘ 2 Celery Tray in heavy border, ? ? pint, one quart and two quart Mischer. If you wish a baby grand ato, Handsome plece China Mush } Austrian China, 6 to { Decorated China Olive and Pickle ) sizes, 750, $1.00, $1.75, $2.60, $3.00 for less than $400, come and see tt. ee Sets; regular $1.25 to $2.00 ft > choose from, $1.20, $1 § Dishes, 40c, 60c and $1.00; 1 2 1-2 PRICK, | v8.00, Case is In good shape; no soratohes, vwid wil pee tom | ‘ hive 7 ; $1.60; choice H PRICH,.......200, 80¢, ¢ TO #250," Every plano in this lst is upright. Male next wae ork citles of ti We have several square planos, $ nt of Pi e® uri Joe Martin, Auctioneer On Wisk. CAG b At will thon mo” ’ a | COMPLETE HOUSEFUNNISHERS Maree then ret | 2 K ae |. GILMORE, Receive Second Ave., Madi d Spri Ramaker Music C HH. E. GILMORE, Receiver, econd Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. maker Musi " M416 SHCOND AVRNUR,