The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1902, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR, {ou SOUND } AND SHORE! Notes of the Harbor | and Sea—Vessels That | Come and Go | steamer Glenshiel of m i has arrived at London from ed tag Tattooeh from As- ap for repairs, is ex- | Amazon, re- ela, Cal. wilt t to load her rat Hadlock which 2 Cen at the ably to Dougall > /gouthwick Cao 717 -19 - 21-23 First Avenue The Gateway to Suecess Is Open to A\ll im this SKYY MOOT. dental prot most solemn of agreements But adopt that method of letting the public know of our knowledge tn this branc opened our OF FICES in Seattle, with HEADQUARTERS at 614 Firat Avenue PRAC DENTISTRY, Neither by repeating the OLDEST AND MOST for the New York Dental Parlors. cept O14 First modern methoda, nop PLATES grep Seattle Offices, 614 First Avenue, Seattle ITE NEW YORK DENTISTS PLATES NOP Have not ACquited All of Their Knowlede in Painless Dentistry Through the Daily Papers h of modern dentistry, practise juare T the KNOWLEDGE ENTENCI We walt upon and methods in any way is no’ Pioneer » be rtleements, but h COMMONLY t (With main office in Beattle, 614 Firat Av Any other address connecting our name TICE, not by reading of the success of others in thelr adv nving EDs 0) sever used er Avenue, in this city One of the most noted chemists of the state of New York, working hand-in-hand for year sion, solved the problem of extracting teeth absolutely without pain. This NOT KNOWN BY A SINGLE DENTIST Ot with ¢ secret has been guarded a from wording sof the the very minute we perfect we must necessarily have the BECRETS of PAINLESS the advertisements atients in any other bullding ex- t for the practice of dentiatry tn ita be 1 men in the al with the TSIDE OF THE NEW YORK DENTAL Leware of the (wy mm try imitators. If others claim to use the same methods they are deceiving you. If dentists of years of experience in dentls © practiced the e WO WLU \ ame all of these years, WHY NOT? We will give $2000 to any dentist who can prove that he uses the same Patent Painless Pr eparation ° 2. : . that is used tn our office every day. Call at our commodious pariors, 614 First Avenue, Seattic, and inve sUgate our methods, and have your mer Bertha on : ‘eis from E The first wtep to success ts work examined, 8 Pass & | Pass City Weber Roth he Yukon China arrived at | March & of the Nor- 1 from | was y the main le 8. whic 2 Titania, Ots The collision sisco bay la of the PC Franciseo at $ St Jee ee rai Ana of the om San Fran- morning. She and cargo. Louise arrived here | from Ketchikan, for re- Czarina, of the Kruse | # in San Francisco to- ‘Beattie | Kennebec has arrived at ° from Seattle with tfopsatls and fore stay- away Her bulwarks prin and other damage done. a view of having ‘ has put in at the telly damaged by the WHVEVIMIMMO | Theaters VSO OO OOK self-confidence, Self-confidence is Inspired by a co: ect appear with your succe . Patrick’s Day Badges Free Tomorrow and Monday MIODDOS OOOO HOLMES GOOD FURNITURE Furniture FOR Baby Choosing Furniture Children is som dificult as the, selection of more important pledbs, Yet the task is easy if you come to this store to supply your wants. Every kind of Child's Furr here for the mes almost as High Chatr, like pie PRICE $3.00 RABLE by the direct agents or co and extract as we advertise. n yur work w of commerce has ap- beds In both metal wood | semmittee to confer with rockers, high chairs ail at — its - the Aretle Circle prices that we know > Wants Maps sites Gold Crowns years, No Students Employed } home with day. In our GOLD CROWNS and BRIDGR W of all dental work known to they the HYGIENIC 1 will ha ‘ORK, of which we are making A SPECIALTY, the moat I rofession, youwlll find an example of the HIGHEST ARTISTI of the mouth is unquestioned, Us, no bad after effects ATT which to Yo »where condition If you are troubled with nerv« us N no fainting # on earth | ul the ject of dentistry so thoroughly understood ra of these magnificently appointed parlors ted and filled absolutely without pafn by our late ecten titi These are the only dental apply gold cro with and so much care experienced os Teeth extr method. N patent « producing 4 ingredi ) parlors in Beattie that have the wna and porcelain ut the least particle of pain, Ge ne painivasly 1 by epectaliata, Our prices are the cap 4 work, We are making a specialty of gold crown and bridge work 1 be of the bent ra of teeth; lances a a years extract 1 for te Jental We na, undetectable f 1 he war 1 crown and teeth without plates old filling and £ comelatent arti @ wow fo not try to compete with i al Our name alone will We have « epectalint in each department in fact, all Che staff are be a guarantee that gold workmen Hew ators, best entore of modern dentistry We w | tell you In advance exactly what your work wil ) cont rm Inath > A PROTECTIVE GUARANTEE Siok £ Dep camination siven with all work for ten years NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS crass towards getting <a osx, fink rand freight rates to . ved " te pln i 14 FIRST AVENUE SEATILE ttom, obviating acc Tial Wave, with a car- from tipping over. Price o ; = from Port Gambie to in either cane seat or wood » MAIN OFFICE—Fourth and Mor rison Streets, Portland, O. HOURS—4 to §; Bundays, #220 to 2 Ladies always in attendance To Be Tried Tomorrow Full Set Teeth UTIFUL Al ess or heart trouble, ance, For $15 we can give you AN appearance that will | All 22k gold and warrant- ) We guarantee a fit or spire you and impress others ed to wear for ten }no pay. Have your teeth out in the morning and go new ones the same PAINL NMENT 8 and DU- the adaptability be sure to call up Teeth Extracted Without Pain GOLD FILLING, SILVER FILLING, - SET OF TEETH GOLD CROWN Give we a call and you will find we do exactly gc § men knew that Jack had been awn: .CLHOUMES. wow WAS A DRAW A report is being pr ; F on business and thought he had S Franchise inepector Whe Charles Nelson will be tried before! brought home @ large amount of « hat maps be filed by t ge eorge tomorrow, charged | money, but he hadmot. The men es- U R | O74 nding that mapa | Co. with| , BALTIMORE, M4., March 14 with ane Jeadly weap caped. e tigens’ Light & Power Co, with| .nAbTIMORE M - peocsgg with . Srediy, weapon. ee $908 1103-1105 RE AW Eset 5 1s haps tapi Jackson iJ Walcott, fought Huff yester reed with strik . maight. The te. He will leo recommend that | '*tte ed in a draw sun. Tr f a pett WGRes dramatic form character of Manuel Lavigne, tne| compa file he and profiles | i — - tap hand Grace king of the rogues, ts a unique one gas mains lad in the Capito: | CLAIMS ADJUSTED | CAPE TOWN, March 14— Captain Basil) He leads a double life and as a sort! istrict <— posse En- ot of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, he a | CRIED FIRE Rhodes ts much weaker today. Oxy- his sumes many disguises. The plot is The matter of the overa ment = oneal ——— constantly and ‘old warrior laid in the gold mines of South TARIFF REDUCED - ; : . . werk o Main | mt in the| Africa, where his efforts to get con- stree Sailer has been adjusted. a freign prince,| trol of a mine lead him to commit Clerk Murdock KITTANNING, Pa, March 14—a\ Figurehead Is Found many crimes. The scenic and me- The Great Northern tariff office in 1 the new urred at an carly hou Prospectors south of Cape Flatt w chanical effects are many and start-| | city has just ph wave It to the tre that was @ most daring | , Froapectars south of Gnerdisad ct inj oa) ling, and this new production is an- | Supt. eis aes hs There . No|« ast tariff etir p , * (r the rk J ck, who is} 2 vessel washed ashore on the beach. Seif stall contract an| ticipated with considerabie interest. | | duction of 50 per eer ine near that place Wa! Go the side of theagurehesd was Young Jennico “Taming of the Shrew'’ Room at Present is n to apply t A ® = pK k on | ehield, similar to the shiuld carried vcantie at of &| Conspicuous among this season's Fed fect for 1 fire i ——— = on revenue cutters It may heve rine “the theatrical offerings is the revival of | The recent plea of = Seattle sct 1 Frage podiagety This settiement ie considered satis-| When Mr the door he| Deen from the Condor, his 4 © | “The Taming of the Shrew,” tn which | boy for the encouragemen factory and saves elty from law. | was nfror ve ¢ fomain ® princess | ir "Charles i Hanford, the well-| athletics at the hands of the ac s. The overch was the result ‘four men pus house. They Millinery Opening 18 the Fro 1A girlish known Shakespea star, will be | bo has given rt . Pn 2 one ty f Y system of asneesment t at hie ° 1420 Becond avenue, Times block, the maid and to pre. | Seen at the Grand very shortly. ‘The | discussion peter of Yieedhemntany yf 1 t shad a Seattle r Saturday, Mareh 18. ars. that it young woman ts managers announce that nothing | the value o — e can t an of work and the thor - the has been left undone to enhance the mecen Al gure pant ioe ioante reduction wil us above, was «% Fou'll get reunited from @ want a4, Bakes love to the woman,| #ttractiveness tof the delightful old hol - - & enetes tyes atrict { 1 other n porrow's Star, faecal to be of royai|comedy. Every picture will be given | holding a spring meet - am Sifagement is made | 'ts proper setting. Special scenery | in.y do not interfere with studies Her Last Voyage i the the bride-to-be insists has been designed for this production have a salutary effect upon the boys . r Coane Stereey, and in the|by leading New York artists, who| ny Jidin discipline. ‘The footbe The steamer Nome City 2 to Where the marriage | have vied with each other to secure | /. ae of the sis has been suc- | morrow err for the Copper - om iy Gapped maid ia |the best and most beautiful reauite ccaefolly eoutiness fer two eeseona,|fiver. This wi her last voyage FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furnttui 4 At the head of Mr. Hanford’s su and that {t has uniformly resulted in | there during the pres nt season. Her — porting company is the beautiful | good feeling between the schools.) next run will be to Nome, She is concerning young actress, whom so mt Miss Helen Grantly, | Such leagues exist in Eastern cities. | scheduled to sai! for there April 21 h has been | They are mannged as valuable ad Ra. ay loves | written. Already a great deal of juncts to the high school. The boys| The PROPLE rea the Star an ed swaiting more than | curiosity has been manifested to see|enter the latter institution as trained ad. in tomorrow's issue will help fill for once. and so mat-|her in the role of Katherine. Other | athistes — . oo ally he| members of the company are| At the present, however, the plan of | B Ghoaen ir the real| Emma Hayner, Irving Knight, | installing gymnasiume in t city A Correction Refinds jt ous °*Y*T*! Months | Roland Gibson, P. A. Nannary, Har- |schools, says Supt. Cooper, is im-| In yesterday's issue of this paper After tne old Fiske, Paul Anderson, Wm. J.| practicable. | the advertisement of F. W. Merrick, © 2 ditagrecn tt. the| Shea, HR. O. Meech, L. W. Downing| ‘We have not vacant space enough | the American Clothter, 703 First av Magreement. whichiand John C. Davis jin any of our buildings, with the! nue, of Men's Sults, value §10, $12 — Rose Coghlan |Dossible exception of the South | $14, $16 and $16.60, at $8.75, shou paeeee chool, to accommodate such an | £4.95 3 r he last day of reduced prices , ceptlo: , rie «| Rose Coghlan will shortly be seen tutta “Gaia ee Gbooer —— Saturday ie the last day of reduced 7 This is an exceptional chance to own an mn at the Grand in one of the best and , “In this bullding there ts a mor ng ental Rugs. It's the last day of the most succe at a big saving in chance that will price—a most fore: 1 plays in our language, room 20x40, which might be used In ful sale of Oriental Rugs ever held in th ur again soon, entitled, “Forget-Me-Not," from the | this way, but in no other. Last Week of the went me tomorrow—it ts the last day pen of Herman Merivale As th The new high school will have a Marquise De Mohrivart, a Cleo ‘ on room about 40x50. At the On Monday our Immense stock of Oriental Rugs ec itl f Thi S | f th half world, Miss ghl present it Ia impracticable for was placed on sale to clone out for the ne on ons Oo s ale a striking plece « 4 board to think of putting symone "Vv tUGIS REDUCED IN PRICE EACH er nd furthermore ts go siums in the etty echools.” EVERY RUG IS I a DIN PRI : os ly will be accepte H eoetimes te scenery and atyume which have at - -—@ PRICE 18 LOW ENOUGH TO SELL IT BY TO- ? No li be sent or Prhvction 84 In the New }thousand dollars. Her cast of play A want. ad in tomorrow's Star will MORROW NIGHT x ers ia an exceptionally strong one| pring the business to you. ne and will compare favorably with the Rob one which was visit » in the long run Ill Occidental Ave. itor ne f this y at Wallack’s the : », 96 Yaghestan Ri ‘ashmere Rug, size 7-5x when Miss Coghian's brother Chart sale ae 10-4 feet, regular price 00 ; ppeared in the role of th n grey ee oe tit Past . $57.50 ro and captivated feminine N = No, 93, Mousoul Rug York, while the queenly bearing ular $40.00; Sale te « Anatolian Rug, size 5-6x and superb emotional acting of his B 824.00 ister was winning the admiration a ur ay’ S ar: ains At 110 Second Ave. So, 11-9, regular price $50.00; Sale of the male portion of the au Aer ce SERVED HER FLAKED WHEAT. ma bulk INA PIES: usual priee ® pe toe, tomorrow | 10 pounds 2he CRAB MEATS. Will Positively Close Sat- urday Night, March 15 Of High-Grade Strictly Tailor-Made Suits, coats, Youths’ and Boys’ 201, 8-10x4-7, Bale price Rug price $1 B10.00 Kiz Kelim Rug, « regular price ¢ Daghestan regular size 90, Shirvan Rug b-BX gular price 819.00 Over- P , wet Last Day of Hair Mattress Sale price 830.00 Anatolian Mat, size 1-8 price $8.50; Sale regular PARIS, March 14. Two noted Branch Mierasy, women, Clemence | ony ine nowt desirable meats from |i Suits, Shoes, Hats, Caps Last Day of Intro uctory Sale of Dinner and Toilet Ware. the French langu or Davein's| S06 S0Ree ee ee , ? ishi | “Or n vot Species” and Mad net worth 60c, per can tomorrow and Furnishing — [Last day of Hotel, Restaurant and Boarding House Dinnerware. ones ; ae toad 3 EGGS. amounting to over $30, “ mous be Bhe became no aa anand tous durir ecennd eiapis pin BLOATER HERRING Remember the address, 0 : at a banquet Very large, fancy imported for ~ Zhe BUILDING PERMITS 110 § dA S i i ae begs “ee | COCOANUT. econd Ave. S. i i ht 9 The following building permite % its engage have aan inmued today: J. F. Doug-|gchepp's improved 1-lb. packages,|] petween Yesler Way and Wash Oi re fee the frat pro.| ah, 2806 Evanston avenue, ‘t-story |" usual price tc, tomorrow 25 | ington Street. COMPLET E HOME FURNISHERS Very powerful | frame house, $400; W. D. Van Byke, | nue ar Tf1 | 649 Twenty-third ave. north, 1-story ORANGES, e * f @ house, $425. I ee a __ e | eden eta aoe! H. KESSLER, Auctioneer Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts Me ott prom. Millinery Opening 176's fancy navais, per doz. 2he : hing we far pre 14% Second avenue, Times block, 1560's fancy navala, per doz. ate Sale Starts at 10 A, M. n theater, The} Saturday, 126's fancy navals, per doz. ...40¢ yo