The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1902, Page 4

mings t the “Dudes” from Se- Bitte, Bolin was the next man. to NORSE DAY ON SATURDAY THE SEATTLE! STAR. BITS OF oe ght __ PLANNING FOR THE GREAT | REMINGTON REINGTATE 7 THE BON MARCHE o HURSDAY, MAY 46, temp, 1 BON “anon ther Bunch left t . co, Was reinstated by th f vinit. to Portland ¢ A renult of a1 f his cas Mra. David climoro and Mrm 1 yenterda For the first time in | GREAT PREPARATIONS ARE MADE TO CELEBRATE THE | Howden received a large number of | ara the faculty was forced to with friends this afternoon at th home | | draw ® decision ne rn re SCANDINAVIAN FOURTH OF JULY — PROGRAM WHICH | {iitls thle atte ehteenth a draw ryt ors Mindi agi Ae « f HAS BEEN ARRANGED FOR THE OCCASION Hue, The reception rooms wire Wor, | JUDGE BNAKE FOR THE RAIL ROAD COMPANY LAYS MATTER |ihat he had violated regulations in erro Norse Club of Seattle has ar-) of France, demanded that Norway, | we xt ~The muests CLEARLY BEFORE THE CITY COUNCKL — ACTION WILL | sii0nMing « schedule of waren with e fanged an excellent literary a] as specified in the treaty of Kiel, |were pleas entertaine =e @ TAKEN AT THE NEXT MEETING Jed the accusations untrue by secur rusical program at Madison park | should become a province of Sweden, | dainty refres nth were Ferved ling evidence from other Northwest for Saturday, May 17. In the after-| War followed and the treaty of peace| Mr. and Mra. Re arling F@| rhe city council of Beatle lant, fo Stool! dridges “Wan be wilt! colleges which showed that. the noon Wagner's band Sassy Baas which ended ie wave Norwas her own | turned yesterday morning WOM S| nicht Hletebed be on enptauaiine ef Ver thoe tmp auroate, Judge Burke | sche dle he had “aubmitted to the OF ee miles on the steamer Maas} constituti overnment, aly | viatt In San Prancived steo bromght jut the point that thelfecuity was a tontative one © Wilina “Lucben's band, the Nor-j one king, Cart Johan, unlted for] evening by the Sana Souci club in the| Northern raitway in regard to thel tpiish a loop @ystem to connect alll stopped baseball practice at the unt Scogian and German singing societios | common purpeses of war and peace, | Old Rainicr ho’ A large number | propoved tunnel to be built under! ines with the depot, ¥o that for al versity and the gan Is dead there ; Carolla Foss-Christy will Ki of gucsts w presen | new he city and to the arrange-| jickol persons could Peach the depot! for thin neuron. eae deve. rot J. Lund will make} . no Oscar its T telephone girls gave @ ball | ment of the terminals south of King] fron | Pereee eta taalae. 2h promial =” ne ‘ & speech in Norwegian, and Governor] | /The present king. Owcar ft. We te |tast nlaht in Little's hall, w hich was street. | Several officials of the Great] map of the tunnel ag exhibited #hows| Retchert Bros., pianos, 110 Union, oRride, Wil H. Thompson ant A.| Of most versa nd Accom) a great succens, The hall was! Northern, including Judge Hurke and] thet the top of she tunnel will be be i = ‘i ie deliver addresses, The ex-| plished soverel oe ve he] comfortably filled with young people | Engineer Stuart were 4 low the ground, level various dis e@ ercises will conclude with a gra) | tRou do conservative to please {hel who danced until a late hour. The the ald of maps expl: tances, from feet at Stewart “angg ay Irma y | Brosres ive element in Norwegian} music was furnish a by Wagner's tall the. route of the tunn H street’ 180 feet at Fomrth avenue and BEEF AND DRUG ' Chetatos dy. A| rehestra. Punch and retreshments | concessions aake ne ratiway| \adison stra 0 W feet Wash Fee na ue erromgerasata com =| co 1891 a liberal party has con-| wore served on the platform in the! company ,in ree en aee episluas A notable Silk Waist Sale begins at the Bon Marche Guccess of the celebration and universal suffrage, jury trial! sre A. Schuback, 704 Union, | site for a fire headquarters to take! grades also Came Bp and the cit 942 Silk Waists of various silk materials, such c . ipeeseh of duly compulsory education and other re-| wil be at ne to her friends to-| the place of the formerly chowen| Cogineer was asked to prepare an te ‘ # that Bole, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta, Satine and Louisnie, i ppt a gst eee Ceeeee e hor | morrow afternoon. Many cards have | at Third avenue south and Jackson} Srdinance for tstreduction In the] fone the people of the tnited State tan, grey, light and dark blue, roseda, corn color, pink, May if is the Fourth of July of} pusands Of Norsemen Whol heen tesued. | street come up. Judge Burke stated) Council next Mon@ay night, at which front the people of the United State etc. also white and black, were sent us by our New York buyer Rorway. It was oe that dase in} . mie citigens of the United) ‘The pupils of the High school! that the company had in view the! tine the differept companies and| (ra8y. Beet barons have control o s “the best purchase of the season.” Right well did he ex« 3HL4 that the conatltatlo® Tent atter| chavigh “with ‘pride the memory og|(urned the Lincoln reception reoma purchase of a new lot, but newotia-| individuals concerned will be given] ‘Ne entire beet market press the fact in the above sentence Seo years of subjection to Denmark.| the day when Norway became inde-|}ncing was the main, feature Of completed He ssid that, bor peat] AM opportunity tb state thelr views. How Much Longer Values at regular selling would be probably 60 altogethér Zn the treaty of Kiel, which followed pendent, and the patriotism and lovelihe evening. A light suppor Waa! Monday night he could give a defin-| 4 iA6 NUMvOn OF ION el ROraeee| are the people going otnad, the were ee ty rir ee the whele eather the Napoleonic wars, Denmark was/ of liberty taught them in the school#| served, The young folka were chap=| ite answer, and the mat was lai latent th the xplanation | Prices impe wowed by thie local high-| The cost to you for o jo re gathering to- Forced to give the province ot Nor-| of their native country Is shown by| croned by the faculty of the school. | over until that t The lot uni Great ite Wert plane. nation) price combine which is backed marrow, 16 but Way to Sweden, It was then that] the zent with which they celeb The Artistas club entertained its | consideration le directly across Thir arent Nor E bythe Pacific. Count -Wholes ms the co ational convention was} here, ‘ | friends inst night at a dancing party | avenue from the. one previously “| 4nd miltonaire patent medicine ma ealled complete independence de-| An excursion of rwegians left/in Morris hall, It was the last in=| chosen, and this site is perfectly ead | erm, Bartell Drug Co. are oppowed elded upon Om Seer, vented to] Seattle a short time ago to be pres: |door affair given By the club for | istactory to Chief Cook to Trusts. e The United States and the other fa-| country, May I. |abty he continued in the fall. A Clear Explanation Secitaal bavi, in tie tein oni the Walt as vored a limited monarchy. The iat nt Norse-Amoriean ts|""Tavitations have been tsaued for| Judge Burke, in his talk of the ait Laxative Bromo Quinine, 260 sire We admit that we make but a trifle on the waists at the fer party carried the convention. The Rasmus B. Ander-|the “Junior Prom’ which will. take | Uation, was not at all secreti at capt ” above price—it being the season's clean. up of t larke man- King of Sweden, Cart Johan, or Jean! son, instructor in Beandinavtan lit place on Thursday evening, May| th? plans of the railway company cce's Pisasant Piiis. ‘ine } ufacturera and bought by us at tremendous discounts for Baptiste Barnadotte, who formerty| ature at the University of Wisconsin, |$2 at Little's hall He stated that a new compar Paine's Little Laver Pills, 25 size De} cash. Under ordinary circumstances w a sey $8.75 for und: ‘apaleon had become Marshall who will lecture soon in Seat ‘There ts still one more university woud be ores teed in whieh th bw Peine’s Ihetiadonns Porous Piasters hot e, but ne Expanet mn Gale mows to way but to sell ai = =| party to be given this season. o| Great > 1 wth acifie She kind A rake ae eer te ot your abet - senior hop will be held some time m/ and F © Coast Company would! 4, guage Griffin's court yesterday] Carters Native Herb Tablets, ‘alets of year Bay . CHINESE LAUNDRY ON FIRE [ini Carly part of June in the Denny | hold stock. This compa H. Kibo was found guilty of |. mine a 20 e A Chinese laundry at 511 Jackson | jotel trol the tunnel and . Z Hood's Sarsapariiia, $1.00 size, 406 i street had @ narrow escape from de-| The Standard Furnttare Co, wit] The company would have been or-jhaving broken the plate glass win We buy our medicines direct and struction by fire last night. The) entertain the “Jingle Children” at this| fanized before the franchise was! dow weph Mayer's jewelry store! save you the jobbers’ profit and ee tai etioe ry age ele Saturday matinee at the Third Ave-jasked for but for a lack of time.|on Cherry street, and stealing about | you're sure they are fresh, too, in - the structure while the Gelsatials {Sue theater. | The Cre ia | tranaterted te) the meee Contant {$1900 worth of diamonds. Kilbourne 1 of being culled by the whole e structure while the Ce scape the reoureah aaah cua tranaterred to' the bow 91000 are HS erinases niet hos bay a “ee jae A vening | will receive a gift hi pert rm Judge 2 rhe also stated he ne 7 Sugar of Milk, per Ib. can.,...19¢ List of bargains to be offered tomorrow from 8 o'clock tili 11, is herewith given. Careful reading wit ee cabeneae cated tha wentine fonee, wall be ot especial Interest to | Great Northern in Eosom Salts bet Ib. Be 0 you hints for considerable saving. Bpekane Gove Down To Easy Defeat |The damage to the clothing In the | MT \Ke ON" ine anniversary of| from Rianchard -vtrest ts Sieohet, sodtviet Bie] Boys’ Wash Suits, serges, 3 to 8) Lee Parisienne Transparent Soap, Hemstitched Pillow Caen oe ey Ae Teimated (at $200. the | The Hague conference, the Counell| cove, from their present igeation be Lime Water, per quart .........A5@] years, worth Oe: § to 11, at Be 4-pound bars, made by 4711 Boap! good, bleached cotton at | bw damaged to the extent of | o¢ Jewish Women will have a peace | one ¢ In to the face of the hill Safety, Comfort, Speed - Colored Briliiantin #9 and 44| Manufacturers. This soap is worth | inches, worth 11%: § te Spend tao tacal caaae here yor regractas |demonstration at § Kk at the| The streets can then be extended| vin fuer etn siee wien 6a Graduates In Pharmacy inches wider b colors 10 choose from| ike cakes on eale tomorrow, trom 8| cach, 10%e. 7 team ee oc - ple de Hirach. Hon, Joseph | over the tracks to the wat t, | tre Bastion Crepes abd RAV) yar Jin piain and two-tone effects, 66c| to 11, at Bc ° terday and won by a score of 12 to2.| WHO LOST THE TICKET? Shippen and Rabbi Joseph will de- | making virtually an underground | ‘be Battleshtp Oregon and navy yard quality: sto 11 at @7 Simpron’s. Headache Waters, 2ic| rerent stytest ita etattaa Russell. the Spokane pitcher, Wh} Police Officer Glasscock this morn- | liver ad A mne musteal pro-|track from Smith's cove to King |‘oday,, Leaves Gorman dock at 6:8 Men's Fancy Handkereblefs, worth| sige, from 6 (0 11, at bc | ferent styles and colors Fe Ee eee ey or, Gh. [ing found a pocket book at the depot | gram w! dered, with street. The waterfront will thus be Se » 480; 8 t th, at Te coon an ech customer, | S70: Worth Sia ry mk Posing batsmen, lasted just two i-} containing a Canadian Pacific rail-! Mra M. A. G ottatein,’ Mise Grun-| freed trom trackage with the excep- | 4 tees sue Women's “Covert Dress skirts,| Duly, ? bones (eon ot eattied.| yard, 3%. way ticket. The purse is at police baum W. Zimmerman. The} tion of just enough for switching| ii iv worth #90, will be offered tomorrow it’s Tollet Soap, hand milled,| women's headquarters. public is invited to attend. purposes, the few tracks to be used |” Roliee Ge Free Delivery. Phone, Main 602.| from § to 11 at & | highly perfumed, worth 26 box; Muslin Corset Covers, nth th t. Northern, (8%, Home Camp T Thursday oe ly 290 to ch f special from 8 to 1, at 1c | = a : ly “ cthern, | By Hoe anke hall 46 SECOND AVENUE. There are 260 to choose from. | ; | toe the rubber for Spokane, but Dug- @ale’s men had started their batting streak and nothing would hold them. Hickey, who did the box work for Seattle, was found for 11 hits, but} the southpaw twirler kept the safe ‘ones scattered and little damage was done. ‘The stick work of Hickey was one of the features of the game. He Tnanaged to line out two singles and & two-bagger during the game. PORTLAND, May 15.—The Hel- ena-Portland game yesterday had to ‘be called at the end of the fourth faning on account of rain, The score Stood 7 to 0 in favor of the home team. TACOMA, May 15.—On account of} heavy rain the Tacoma-Butte ball Bame was postponed yesterday. Won. Lost. Pet $87 | 583 4 5 5 6 6 9 MUST SMOKE ON THE REAR END The Beattie E Electric Company. yes- y put in a new regulation con- gerning its Hammond cars, those ‘Open at both ends with a boxed com- Partment in the center. It is that ll men smoking must d6 so upon t Year end and not the front end, beretofore. The probable reason for the rule as that in warm weather, when. the! Woors are open, the smoke dlows| through the cur. When notified of| the rule on the incoming « mourning the men grumbled | Dut they passed through |: | procs te he rear end, wien | B0on resembled an active vol ?. The women should now arrive at} and depart from these transportation | agencies the front door, Until| the new rule is generally understc 4 by them, hov it will be Inter esting to hear thelr remarks to el conductors on having to run 2 gauntlet of pipes, cigars and eigar-| @ttes in getting off or on « car. ie Ble Ean Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar- gains only. oncenlineninctne Dunlap, real estate. $1 Union block WEDDING and ENGAGEMENT niNGs GOLDMAN’S a4 SECOND AVE., merry-go-round is steadily gaining asking the school board to take ac- tion against the nuisance is preparation and will be generally cir- culated. Denny school. The Star's exposure COR. MARION | MERRY-GO-ROUND EVIL PARENTS OF CHILDREN ATTENDING THE DENNY SCHOOL WILL ASK SCHOOL BOARD TO SUPPRESS NUISANCE The movement to suppress the, 4 among the parents of the | nny school distr A petition | Fully 1000 children attend tne| OLD MADRID IS ASTIR MADRID, May 15.—Tho festivities In connection with Alfonso’s corona tion are proceeding without a hitch. The scene on the stree’ mat picturesque. All buildings are elab- orately rated. More than 70,000 strangers are in the city and others are still coming. At noon today the! foreign ambassadors to the corons tion were presented to the king. Pub lic Interest centers in the arrival foreign princes. TO DEFEND DIX . Special ta the Star. WHATCOM, May 15.—Col. R. Ht Lindsey, of Seattle, who is in this city, announces that he has been ri tained to defend H. St. John Dix, who comes up for trial May 28, on| the charge of wrecking the Scand} navian bank. Colonel Lindsey de- fended Alfred Hamilton, who will be hanged May 2, for the murder of| D, M. Woodbur} PEOPLE STILL WONDERING Why. §. Johnston - (0.Can Sell Pianos and Organs So Much Cheaper Than JP | Anybody Else, But by keeping in m | perior facilities, wid a P date methods that han and sell the finest Mr pianos and ¢ gans in the market for less at times than is usually aske forior makes, you t that we are » well several h ort time f of the evils that result from the lo- cation of the miniature hippodrome 80 close to the school building has |; 20) created a marked fecling of indigna- tion ame ny city councit wil! be made. avenue met yesterday afternoon i! |the Manufacturer#’ association rooms lin the Batley building. }dent M. jin the absence of President Godwin The matter cummed concerns which are support | dividual comm! sisting of C. ermon and J.C look into the matter and report » a future meeting. |By Home night, in Ranke hall. M. F. Jones, Ravenni forthe! iffe and F The new be built in a tra atreet, extending to the south can: waterway, and 700 feet wide. Th will accommodate about 20 miles trackage, which amount Presider Hill considers to be, if anything, t Uttle to handle the er of freight here. New terminal extensions w Hit east to the Grant r an arrangement cific « wth of Kin tr for all three companies, Presiden Hill of the Great Northern, Mel of the Northern Pacifico and Farre of the Pacific Coast Company, w ket together and consult within short time, The south bunkers be moved to some point south their present location Some Objections During the progress Burke's explanation, ma: were asked by councilmen and othe regarding the tunnel and termina Objections were made to the vacatic of @ portion of King street explained that this was necessary rder to reach the passenger dep without having a 22-foot trestle mar the beauty of the From the tunnel portal avenue and Washington ka will be in the open. It be butlt at the expense company to accommodate The grade on Main street will hav be raised four and one-half feet Jackson street seven and @ their paren’ It will soon be up to the schoo! rdtoact. If that body cannot ob in relief for the parents of the Den district. a petition direct to the COMMISSION MEN MEET ‘The commission men of Weatern of Vice Prest- C. Nason was tn the chair f city credits was dis regard to certain grocery by in- on houses, It was upon weekly pay from the operators A committee con- milton, H. 8. Em- 1b, vas appointed to at Four street t A treat mt t pmunentiey “wn Do you want an acte home? See S.__See WAISTS SPECIAL TOMORROW Ladies’ Wash Waists, neat pat- tern perfect fitting te valuet tomorow = BOO SPECIAL TOMORROW Real Madras Cloth Walat ceptionally good for everyday hard service wear, neat pat- ern, $1.00 value; tsanrew 2. ., 88 White Lawn Waists, 2 rows of tucked front, back and_col- lar, $1.25 value; 85c selling at ... Ladies’ Satin Waist, corde front sleeve and back, cardinal and black, low priced at $4.25 ex- After the epring busine The carpetings in this sa many patterns have as high standard mak the mills. fier’ Black Taffeta Silk Waists, tucked and hematiteh ed back and front, regular These goods were placed on $6.90 value; beiling at . 8498 rving the privi Terms strictly cash. ETERSO GOOD GOooDSs 206-208-719 PIKE STREDT. 1406 ~ Ramer lusic ©. Moved to 1406 Second Ave, This anyon The reason for having that the 3- 2 styles in Hats trom Tallent. N°! See That $6 SILKE L — ASR pers ined) PETTICOAT at — Everything | conducted on thel The Mew York Store bt. instruments guaranteed to be ax rep 18108 Beound Avenua resented. Orders by mall are fre w. PERL, Pron. { | i WE |. S. JOHNSTON CO, “i 3 Second Ave, Burke Building | RELIABLE PIANO _ Cline’s Piano House Second and Union ant terminals will t quantity which will pass through reet ks which will be most convenient | Judge y questions These carpets will be made, THE FRIDAY SPECIAL week we will have but one Friday special at mt | ta! HT iit} ai ot ra) Ja. my) tt being in at to structure. th he le he trafti bt | ane-half: (and borders for which we cannot 8 100 yards. but that one is interesting enough to satisfy most just one Friday special is day sale of Body Brussels without bor Bedsiead, Spring aM 5 ind without charge We tell you exactly your work is Fifteen years in busine Hours, #2, m. to § » we find in stock many rolls of Body Brus: ‘eplace), and othor rolle which of reliable carpetings that sell regularly at $1.50, $1.65 in this city. Brings your room measurements. id and lined at our convenien later than & filled, A and Mattress FRIDAY... inches wide, fitted with a comfortable woven wire spring and a sanitary wool top mattress. $5.30, done and The lot consists of Bigelows, Mail orders for Friday specials No telephone orders for Friday spe Sle White Enamel Metal Bed, continuous post pattern, 4 feet 6 “comet FREE TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN when other work is ordered. Full Set of Teeth...@4.00 | Gold Filling; . $1.00 Gold Crown, 1K Silver Pillings..........600 Bolla Gold Top....95.00 | Cement Filings........600 what yo 1 guarantee absolute satist # in Seattle, Seattle Dental Parlors 12, 18, 16 Hinckley Block 117 SECOND AVENUE Sundays, p.m. New BodyBrusselsCarpetings Without Borders never had borders. ¢ not remnants, each patterns has enough for a good size room, and Lowelle, Whitalls and oti ‘These patterns, of which are choice and new, we desire to close out to make room fer new which soon arrive direct from FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Made Laid, and Lined PER YARD 98c le yennees for three avon verete, Friday and Saturday only, we ge of selling such quantities that will leave us without remnants, 08, as soon as possible, dors is in itself a strong feature. postmarked aturday, will be filled at these price: Is will Special price for Friday, comp FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS SECOND AVENUE, MADISON AND SPRING STREETS ir work will cost you before eotlon, 10a m. to 3 p.m seeSiSssicis ic awe FREDERICK a NELSON. Fimo ) Furniture TWO DAYS MORE OF SALE OF je Carpets without borders Children's Ready-Made Colored Gold Dus Dresses, little Mother Hubard effects! from 8 to 1 with fancy trimmed yokes and wide| We Washing Powder @t lic package. have only 20 packages to sel| hems at bottom, worth from 8] at 130; only one package to each cus-| toll at | tomer Thomas’ Biack Cat Ink, regular] Tin Pie Tins, S-inch size, at, each| price be; from & to 11, at fc 2 centa, Women's Washable Sailor Collars, | Only 3 to each customer made from finest quality white| Egg Beaters; from § to il, at each,| pique, worth The and $1.00; from 8/1 cent | to 11, at Ie Only one to a customer. $2.76; from 8 to 11, at $1.98, 1,000 yards Checked Nainsook, 27 Fine Cambric Embroideries in| inches wide, assorted patterns, good bilnd and openwork effects, worth| value at lc; § to 1, Friday, a yard, 16 and 12%e; from § to 11, at 2%. | 6 cents. tight fitting, with broidery and torchon worth 360; from 6 to 14, 19 cents. Women's Drawers, of ae | with wide ruffies and | plain with wide hem | finished with erat | chon lace, worth | at 18e, rg ik x bbaal Soft Viel uw arlowe st} ularly; 8 to lh vee sg Little Gents’ Enamel Lace het les, school Pr ee NORDHOFF @CO. NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS 614 First Avenu Fests eawacied and. Giles abeotutaiy without pais by our late “sci Tiethod. ‘No sietp-preducing agents op cocaine. These ale the only Sental Pariors in Beatle Wat have the patent pilances and ingredieate te ex and apply gold crowns and pores! Sromen, | pndeteotable "trom nat warranted for 10 withset Sy least particls of pain. Stowns and teeth ‘without visten: Bilinge tnd off incr dental’ werk intecaly and Sy epectalista, bid vom crowns, $5; Full ridgework, Gold Filling HH up; Silver Fill- ings, 50c, New York Dental Parlors 614 FIRST AVE, SEATTLE. Howard building; oppe- mi Or. Thoms | i ; LEGAL NOTICK! | NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION. Whereas, under and by virtue nance ‘No. 1008 Guly wessed by Gounell of The (pity wf Beactie ‘on day of Ai 02. and approved by For the new way Seattle Electric Co., Apt ‘te a ‘Ka ‘Gratnenes Spree ey wing Yor a “soecial election to'be ‘held ta Henry Hensel “sees SEVERAL, € Cw Way The convenient electric light The Old Way Delays. Matches. Smoke and Odors. office, San Francisco, fo 8: Sunday, 10 to 4 in attendance. her. all Dollars for the pur the sui of One Hundred (1) of Seattle upon ® Addition purchase ‘a site for Library": which ordi at the Mayor and City Seattle submit to at the (ood Heuses ere FOR SALE ciEAP Si eae, re a Clark Davis & Co, 8S 2 SF Soe Phone Main 1279 Ea ee, Sievtst eet Room 730 New York Block Meacham,” hie wits the said» mnt On that as ? GRAND RIDGE § = LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON Beattie, that on Saturday, the 11th dey of WUT AT $2.79 PER TON everal This kole is trom the new slope which we have just opened, and is the best domes. tie kole in the market, ISSAQUAH COAL ©o,, not be Bunkers, foot of Madison be valed teas te street. Telephone, Main 976, @ | wis ** “POP | the following manner, t Soesesrseoecroeoes Rvery voter at auch election electing QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY ERS uA SEE Sat IN’ FAVOR of the | Mion an Our Call-Trade Prices | {)''\9" oft uance . ' lete, Bhirts Lid | sald City ts th tot One Hundred Open Front Shirts,, | Thousand Dollars he ‘purp pro och. sind. Lupia "at 'Becacham. hi Curt p | Sand Dollars ‘asthe purchase price Fourth, Near Pike, | Hoek toon a0) of Horens Addition JAMES HENRY, | thereag “by” eala ‘City. for “upe wy Eronese | Wholesale and Retail ' Butcher, | #te for the ‘Seattle Public Library, as set | Jobber and Packer. | forte ie Hed tn Ordinance N And Rest Service. Special attention | t2'?,,.° ‘pa fatd aining the following given to Hotels, Restaurants, Steam. |“ “AGAiNeT ala Proposition. Co wit {#18 Western Ave, Phone Main 466, Beatie the negotiable bonds of said | SHY to the amount of One Hundred Thou: THE BON MARCH 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and I15-123 Pike Street. sand Dollars, for the «paren money with “ Meacham ang wife. the saié eam sand ‘Dollars. ser] Block Nineteen to the City thereot by for the Seattle forth and detailed tn of said City.” Notice ts hereby voters of sald clty. ing cinete int at said election 12 ee jackson, onreet. 2a peace ackoon 6 Third Preeinct—Office of Lace ot eae ae Fourth Precinct—Front room of hewsy, 2ebt Jackson vatreat ’ yard, corner of and Jackson street. THIRD WARD. | Cherry street. Second Prectnct—Madroma Councit ball, ‘Twonty-firet ave. and Bast Third Precinet state office, end First Precinct—Basement ot Oty mind avenue and 3 sof Columbia street Third Prectnet-OMee of Perrin Marion street and Puree are, Fourth Prectner-Office of 418 Madison street Pith. Precinct = Seventh’ ave. Sixth. Precinct basement oc County viet Candy store P Tehouee rear ot Firet _Preaines Warchonse, fice. bingo tember Jee eae SSfecen Minaioon Sm exscnaPrecinct”= Seem ctane St Cpteersity Thin Preeinct—Bickertoa’ ‘Auction 19am 1812 Piret, ne ipet~Carpenter shop, 1080 Tint SIXTH WARD. ot Precinot—Weston's Fust offic, 000 a MoBiwain’s real etait 2226 Firs pital, 2815 First ave. Fourth, Prectnot — Basement of aaa path, nd Pre Third Precinct—Storeroom of Mend Bet school, Picth ave, and Wall street, Fifth Precinet—Ofice of Bowers Sixth ave, and Olive SEVENTH First Precinct — Bi chureh, corner Pike “Second Precinet—Vacant house, 418 a Third Precinet—OMce Mumford's ant! Zane en, “Fourth Prectnet—Bakery of sehmidt & Toi Harvard ave wie seed eighth Precinet—Room In Reuse of Jee ‘Old Pumping station, nor of Ward street and Fourth ave, Fourth Precinet—Shoe shop Roy street and Queen Anne avenue NINTH WAR cantht eves woot, And Grand, DOMNaE mi Pree ‘Old Ross posteiiiee, Fourth Precinct, On Gf Balk, Sa : not—anteroom of, May's ball eto ae bao northeast. Sixth Precinet—Sunday-eanoas, teal ty-peventh ave, north and a h. Precinet aon acne eaten vadaa, Rirhen Precinet=Greem Lake peel said election will be Ose ‘until T o'clock "a ath day of Kort “april 16, 40 heal) INO. ‘mptrolier and exsoftclo the City of Beattie, pate of frat publication Apel Jefferson. Front room of howse, 500) Precinct rent cn a =a Suntioe's court mai