The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1902, Page 4

SEATTLE STAR, Tee Det { $i, ! Bi 2 >» raw 1 by A MIRROR WITHOUT A BLEMISH y j t . ’ r want to on t “ t i kn « r : ' " a1 ef * r pe e A news Misi) i ‘ DIT! smee © « he peor wt xpound the 4 I nan ae ity he i “ « ‘ itgh te t i and wh pestilence . See ary wit? {the t 1 States pa t tn ] , ‘ ft Euror 4 bad ir ye ' tt f the A ane ate the ‘ x { Cuba wa t aht t is ¢ re Judge Simeon FE. Raldwin, who te very « ent, and a Yale profes oor, t 4 a t Ea t ee . Drens Have t eancies homes It came about in @ lecture to working men, and the talk wae full of A is 1 ding and brain bu 1 be well to prepare for os tine . “ to w about t , f meat the totler cata. It in r of the earth does the mar > " 5 6 iw he in @ powtt aste « y x with b * at . t - * ark« a © ney t ther i el ] nee the to is 4 t n 5 his use fulness He |» a ft and age. and y ean r a * © nfiorts tha rea. * M b ‘ work * « f var mn the breast of every hu man t he ta to look we If he te prow pering, he war t yok the pa better man or woman eaned, the they dew t cowed, and it is all for the good of the people wt @ ent at and etill more and better clothing and more comfort Home furnehing There pride and | invite sun on the r ve shine, for the couple who decorate their nest and thine, who put lace curtains on the windows an kers, are putting their money to good etrating the of ali other nations d soft cushions use, and again demer superiority { the average American hb homes over the homes So never mind the professor Let's work for more good ané a tidy bank account where no comfort and no priv will work and win it lothing and more pretty home turntahings 4 land that te still free, the having ie denied to him who for this in America lege worth SS ‘There is no doubt that the ature of Washington, D. C ing matotained at a point several deerer Friotion always produces heat is rubbing up against the politicians In a way that makes the « old, cold world warm _—_—_— ity councl cannet do a wiser temper » in be- beve normal this spring mnt Hoosevelt The new thing than to make some ar rangement for the eremation of «ex fa private company will u fortake to build a crematory ar the business it may be best for the city at this other improvemer make to pay « fort onstruction of a mun ipal crematory r, to advertise for bidders for the crematory frar © tim 1 to a comperativeiy ahort term of “ find It cheaper te handle its owr oremat I sent nditionsa cannot Garbage is being dumped upor the tide flats in Bouth e and washes to and fro with the tide produ « keninag o nd iting werms of Gisease No back wi country village had a worse arrangement. Beattie does not even pretend to dump her offal in deep water, as was done at Sar Francisco before the estabitet of a crematory there, She simply puts it In the worst place available to werk miachte ft. AGED MILLIONAIRE ADOPTS AS DAUGHTER HIS HOUSEKEEPER NEW YORK. Mar The au prome cour rder 7 «x W jam Hark i th rot lions inve t e of th first Ave extinguist lopt a his daughter Mrs. I ' H Richardson, 47 yenr t } keeper, became effectt da nd in celebration of the event M ness ha# arranged for a aborate rece n at his hor Wer ty third atree ¢: this evenit t Mra, Richardson but as his case ha and |e 1 to marry pting Mre sughter idering hin f to hich| Richardson aa his d will make her de laughter, The adoption attra edr i a t i} Pro ! the 4 by lawyers to t ith. | OP " out parallel in the legol history of tho New York etate court fu explanation of } Hark f faye that werd Mrs. Richard rainy day by ecount with the Bank and Trust nd and Madison r how much you ly, start the account eare of him by re ing , } social disadvantages attaching to th menial title of housekeep j , ED? insuring to her, in the event nt} LAWN MOWERS death, the custod ft} fortur Ou have just arrived, and without the por it itest 1 like to quote you prices ht relatives. Mr, Harkness } no on them, as we Know we have Mifren. He lived for a long 10/@ bought them right at the Union Square } Af Garden Hoes, Rakes, Spades rs ago his wife died, War t}@ Forks and Shovels are lower summer he t n fflicted with his year, and so ts Poultry heart trouble i t 1 1 tting Don't buy until we him to give ug tel fe and have an have had a chance to figure attendant to for } H with you ed a lars it lavish! COON BROS. Mre Richer had heer n if ve friend of hia w he w ! "e leet sin ae aa ga gad colt 1412 First Ave.,Bet. Pike& Union man, who had lost h , | C@0CosCCOoese000 NN THE SEATTLE STAR, Injured vignity THE BLIND =" GODDESS ©". With Equal Poise the Scales Before Her Balance Pun- ishment and Crime A Bow Discovery GOLDEN RYE WHISKEY Nickey Discharged " Por Ga’. $2, Per 1-2 Gal. §.60 ITALIAN PRUNES stra ¢ . FRESH RAS H PGGS N RICK does r WINNER LAWN MOWERS ane a4.00 etno as.on ' Wholesale and Reta! Grocers fet Yester and Washingtos Telephone Mawn 12 The Crash Has Come. DOO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOO OOOO Auctioneer’ S Announcement This morning the Manager of the Mechanics’ Clothing Co. 409 OCCIDENTAL pon Between Yesler Way and Washington Street, Gave me POSITIVE INSTRUCTION to clear out the stock AT ONCE. I never conducted an Auction where prices re- ceived were so low, but he has ordered that the sale must move quicker. An immense stock still on hand—it’s “up to me” to move it. My only hope is to get a crowd in the store— that’s why this advertisement is printed. I want to interest you. MEN, BOYS, if you need CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, ETC. is your money saving chance. This elhere is no object in misrepresenting This is a fact —all you need to do to prove the truthfulness of this statement is to come tn. It’s a Clothing Auction That's on the square—the room must be vacated by APRIL Ist. Sales at 10 A. M., 2 P. M. MAJOR STAM, Mechanics’ Clothing Co. Auction. Auctioneer. Between Yesler Way and Washington St. 109 Occidental Avenue, Special Price Per Pound 60 Two Doz. for 36c Chaeat & Levy 104-106 FIRST AVENUE HT, tm, HOLY MASS = HER FORECAS ( te ; - , 7 A fn " \ y ‘ / BAP so - A > Ql by | i] : ar UNS yoy? 5.0, hy / 4 and $24, 120, 1x HH, Sig th mocks, 14 ‘ ‘ 44.25, $2.75, go ' ‘ ’ ’ 4 3 May pay te; te 1 not secur | & ~ ; « ‘ y ¢ HOLMES Good RA soon h tabi Specials for Friday This store’s specials are always the useful sor the kind that add attractiveness to the home anj mean an actual saving of hard cash to the pur. chaser. These for tomorrow: PRARAPARARAA AAP AAA ALARA ALLL White Enamel Iron Bed, very plain, yet pretty: s in design, si wel cea. structed, of the best refined fron; top of bed at both heehee ar i stands § feet h h; full size _ Special Price Tomorrow $5 io A Parlor Table, i picture, made of = BF lected birch, im te) mahogany finish; top measures, xt in. square, on ® nicely poltshed Regular price 82+ Special Price Tomortov $1.50 MMM mL OS d-Saewes WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF ALASKA STOVES vestigate our f Cooking U f only the very lass of goods prices are thern country, and made particul f the N always found to t wenn AEC DR. JOHN ha KO WALSKI 4 «Scientific Opticians: 8089 Second Av., bet. Columbia and Marion Open Sundays 11:00 ¢