The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STA R. SEATTLE STAR LE MISCHLEAN BY STAR ‘ . The Success of our Business is due to the Iron- MSede, proven, bear EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY clad principle selling only GOOD GOODS. Bo erates waa, ba Frome moive sone || Seamless Shoes iil OFFICES Ss i ity t A. T. Bpeam, ae com || & Specia Express Butiding = eG wrr Colebrated | ah x conte per week of tweu month, delivered Fx Adjustable || purren, PORTER ’ ro Entered at the postoftice at Seattia, Washington, as eecon-cla Yoke yet a eur rsa’ and Oe 7 ine amery at tor 4 t Petticoats thing. ke it tn THE PEOPLE ARE NOT ALARMED Canig Wascr Aner addeet chee A Western editor who approached Mr, Jas. J, Mill, hat in hk and oo nan ine anch Bagge er ” people that the ere allroad magnate ts terribly nsed at the stat ways cee the orowa at of Washington and tts gov or for daring bring First and Pike Northen Securities Company. The editor adds that Mr. H to all sorts of dreadful things to the state if hie supreme autt ues a 7 tioned, He will mak tght rates so high that nobody can } to " ME ONO Fo Bib f PRMLN'S TrOUHtE ship lumber. He will make passenger tariff" so high ¢ nobody bu aN teak ene See tfeet In every an afford to travel over his lines. He will, like General et reaper tis A tee Hale Stor te another “howling wt ress. servi wear, per pair ano A BALM -120 thing that will save Washington and its people will be for everybo ly to Shoes, with 3 se the Idea Mec » . : KG promptly get down on their bended knees and apologize t Mr. Hill. © ha 7 and = ratiroa 4 n¥ oh + mie on 3 _ a = | sow Tt is to be hoped that the president of the Northern Securities Company ? * pair y Be ty Mercerined. Italian p{ BUSINES or Al pervice, yatront @id not make these foolish threats, If he did talk In such a strain it goes y ie 1s 7 Weed K a ag s. b: t S22 Ne as to show that financial power has turned his head and that he now thinks seme ge Bye E oy Rotey tee erised Likesilk Pett or that the people of this great state are his cringing slaves, to be buffeted kines 2% to 5%, B2.00—eixes Lip CO8t*, 1-in, ruffle trimmed with V. SANDERS, landscape «ard F. pee ows of silk ribbon ruftiing [| “race saber fag iwi} eatietaction and kicked around at his pleasure. : i and S-inch wide ruffle, ve jaranteed. BEB 46th, Wert Fre {f Me, James J. Hill made one threat of using his railroad power to bound dust ruffie, as pretty and a ae punish the people of the state for the act of their governor in bringing furable than silk BAKED BRANES AND BROWN uit to test the validity of the merger of the transcontinental roads, he Seattle Agents Ladien’ has become a public enemy. If he attempts to wield a despotic power HE coata, 12-12 WILL FIND THAT HE HAS WAKENED THE TEMPEST. Mae ye The people of the Pacific Northwest are free. They propose to admin- fle ister the affairs of their own counthy. They intend to rule the ratiroads, and not to allow the railroads to rule them, They demand and@ will ex- act respectful treatment from all railroad managers, including Mr. Hill ‘They will take no bluffs or threats, Further, they will not accept the position of dependents upon Mr. Hill's bounty, If it should come right down to afight tothe finish the people can take DOUGLAS Antec Black nd dust ruffie, Stylish Dress oods Underpriced Italian © wide ruff accordion FLOWERS to order, care of themselves, They will do it, even though it should become neces calf and, Ki suins'Aig Goss Whdedh Withind ink sary to take possession of the raflroads by legal means and run them. A Shoes... 3.0 acaniin Ca.” ae oe great many people believe that the day of private ownership of railroads DOUGLAS Velour | Brie at the price, se value; sel 4 about to end, and they would welcome any overt act on the part of ans Bak Oe ing at ihe railroad magnates which would tend to hasten a change. and Kid shoes | inch Al Wool Hharkskin sult: If the frightened editor who tells of Mr. Hill's dire threatenings speaks 82.5 on gg oo Pe on ap Nm half of the truth, an apology is due to the people of the state of Wash- | DOUGLAS Ro ‘ Pre ingten from the railway magnate. If Mr. Hill has been misrepresented Calf Patent] Inch All W Hack Camel Matr, the sooner he makes the fact known the better it will be all around. eather = and] good weight, splendid for skirts Viel Shoes or sults, worth Sc; selling at «than $4.00 NOT FOR SWEET CHARITY’S SAKE 38-inch AW OSe ol Wack with White 4 something DOUGLAS Velour] Chalk Line Suiting, the latest ‘The transcontinental railroads do not bring settlers to the state of style dre fabric, We value; sell Washington, nor to any ether Western state, for the charitable purpose SIE AE onion nthe that of benefiting the people already on the ground. They bring them simply Mite teter ana mode ee TriWenat ek for the money tha} can be thus made. Every new family that comes to Ladies’ Stylish Footwear fabric for tallor made sults or me Washington over the Great Northern, for instance, not only pays railroad skirts, $2.00 value og at — Ladies’ Kid Shoes, new yles, good fares to James J, Hill, but it becomes a permanent source of revenue, by [] ‘yuan Nit Shoos. hem aislon, adding to the number of consumers of productshauled out from the Eastin sellin sh ki the paousar Soeainites noe Knvite 7 to Toate Fou Great Northern freight cara; also to the number of producers whose Ladies’ Vict Kid Shoes, your chi ing at she dustry evolves freight for Mr. Hill to transport back East $f dogtzenr welt or hand-turned, | Extra quality Peau 46 Hole Silk, ‘i 2 hen - © worth o splendid for skirts or # F It is a cold-blooded busingss proposition, and there isn’t the slightest aie, aunarae tinge of sentiment about it. When Mr. Hill, or any other railroad man talks to the people out here apd says that “they ought to be grateful be- cause he has brought in thousands of settlers,” he is wasting breath and making himseif ridiculous. Mr. Hill has reason to be grateful to the people of the state of Wash- ington for the favors they bestow upon him. They patronize the Great Northern passenger trains. They pay for transportation of their goods im Great Northern freight trains, ‘When the time comes that a merchant can say to his cash customer, “You ought to be grateful to me that I consent to sell you goods” it will be appropriate for Mr. Hill to say, “You ought to be thankful that I run railroads in your country. - : BEATING THE DEVIL AROUND A STUMP ‘The city authorities are in a peculiar plight. They undoubtedly wish to allow William Steffen to continue liquor selling at Madison Park pa- vilion, while closing up all other illegal resorts in and around the Lake Washington parks. Steffen runs what is known as an orderly place, ‘without certain grossly immoral adjuncts found in other unlicensed Places. The city council, however, declines to allow Mr. Steffen to Mail Orders filled same day aa received. Save 10 Cents ave ‘a Heense out of deference to the pronounced public sentiment against Per Pound liquor selling at the parks. | He is violating law, and is ir exactly the same position as other The te Fresh. R For cleaning and Jaw-breakers at the parks. The police cannot allow him to run his busi- | wg". '*, caval to the lndien’ cloth Ress without a pretense of interference, and so occasionally arrest him |[M throwing away 10 cents ever oy and the judge fines him $50, which amounts in reality to a license. | time you purehase a pound is of coffee ain a This is @ poor way of doing things. The city authorities are dodging. Either Mr. Steffen should be licensed or his place should be summarily | New York Full A lot of New Wash 206, 208, 210 Pike Street Classified Ad A FILE MAN fies tn your howke with my window RING UP QUEEN CEE EMPLOYMENT HUREAT TWO WATTHRAES, ABKA. man an BLD || Tes. eee Taffeta Silke a pumps they 110 become J com KY eT ® Luc Ne oe aredatiog, tor ery NOTES Pome. Fee ome! house repair > alt 70. Randall fury to ite feet head, abou neh. This Os pamp up sand, MAIN TOT. 113i Third » BAMY PLACE, AL. mn farm: 2 oe dredging lowe (HORTON BTYLE). iC Aireot CHANCES WE DUILD HOMER eurcesen tor y * ou NM Avenue. Ro Phone John ie pienwe old oF anyibing else phane upier eee eo are ¢ eo i Perfection This is hot a Yeewum or pumping apparatus LS John MAL for HOSTON " BEANERY., Hinckley h or de baturnl flow: Mrs. Johnson, net hen 4 and ably hed. Inventt TUAL HOME CO. pam 1-2-3. and We Gen James 401 pame shareholders MINDS AND MINING EDGING” ‘There le but one apparatus in, th Go. vertect’ work the the God “Dreding a4 tor tut desiane. y of the Centrifugal pump Atee when it enogunters & presen Be poumas bait jo to the equa a ¥ $2000--100 weres in 6 we GOVERNMENT FANE vieht On BALE ranws S-roomn house, bar ren level jan’, Kool #0 pa. cleare * pr acres red; 60 acv0e Wit trees In bearing; B-rex rod “ AND 1 sided: ANDS 0 Wine of tools aAjotn' Ken. B10. 10 acres, south of tewn, level land: good soll 4 acres in cultivation rehard too 10 weres, al! partial od; seeded in nvuss, small house, «pring water, handy (> tepet, elore, postoMice and school Hn. We make « country. mn county; 40 house and mare 6 bearing fruit tn Kinde ft, Brown house chick: -e frat tama WTETTENGREN & ARNELL Koom 28, Koxwer te run Be « 1a tha REN iande to hon ington bide Washington bik FOR SALE—CITY MEA Thirtieth avenues “ ving & month ony a a 142 Henttie place within 13. days NEIAON MACPHERBON & Ce 420 New York vik Phone Main 06 fold diaturterl by the be P—Laot atte ” Just as long as one legal liquor seller ts allowed fo operate, oth | C Ch quid, "since ait ais Serene to sae Will attempt it, claiming they cannot see why they should be barred ream jeese Reed ares stable. $1200. terme out of money-making at the parks. The proper thing for the p to If you are particular and want fi) _ a | Mrestment Of Ces and corel do ts tp arrest Mr. Steffen every day when he sells liquor illegally at the Agni = g = ole, we are Bi) wanre we mare return OF $1R0 4. mon Pavilion. There is no attempt at secrecy on his part. His selling ta See ; ak ie Buia kuboraenr omecy ' pene she tan sash done openly. Then, if the city counci lwants him to do business, let it as- Per Pound 20c ¥ Ave ver. cuble. yard Tria ox LAzeue sume the responsibility, issue a license, and answer to the people. “EMPLovwEstT Ww om causation. Come end! a Just now it looks as though “pull” had a good deal to do with the coun- | German B e k- YAPANRMEC AMERICAN Employment OF time at Tait the cont of any | cif's reluctance to face the music. Mr. Steffen is the brother-in-law of rea Sep can fernion all ws INET RUCTION. COMPANY @ well-known brewer. He is also backed by the Seattle Electric Com- 1810 2nd Ave catback pany, which wishes him to continue in business, so that its Sunday fast Chees [LARD REAL ea eee aes teats LARD REAL HOMESREKERS PARADICN tree raffle may be kept up. P ts = a Same as you pay Se eac 4 ~~ ~| RAINIER BEACH. “TT's Aut PRETTY WEDDING | head was jammed between two ties in NELY WANT |the street cur track, anu that he ¢ oN Stale cutters, $1.60 - Ci a caped m fractured skull is forta Late Zhoree —_— nate. His neck was badly bruised, BIG FAT ‘ ie pe A pretty wedding was celebrated|and though unconscious when ca Eack $8.0, 2 men St the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. K.|ried into a near-by room he recover- RYE FLOUR board: Perkins 1 Lee at Ballard, on Saturday evening,|ed in a few minutes. 19-pow k -: oe May 17, the contracting parties be- ——— —— GRAHAM FLOUR pattern ‘makers. ai = ing G. N. Miller of this city and Miss| © MORTALITY REPORT 10-pound sack 4 A A = Bernharda Lee, of Ballard. The pce WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR ' 10" bos groom is a consulting civil engineer 10-pound sack 4 : of the Soderberg Pipe and Contract| Anz ars, died TABLE PHAL ey. $0 8 Company. He has for years made| at the pital Bat Per oar . & bydreulics s ecialty. and is prom-| urday night. Pe neil __ kia. 110 $40 TO $00 PACH-IMPROVED Lots ent in business circles. The bri The funeral of Virginia S. Hunter ABLE PEACHES a PLOTME | . al é formeriy of Chicago. is well known! was held from the resid. 9 nen } FRADE nas) oa aden taane NEAR FREMONT-BALLARD CAR in Scandinavian society. Those in| Ninth avenue south, at 2 kt Ser Tn ; LINE; AM HAVING uu Astendance were: Mr. and Mrs. G,| afternoon. Interment in Lak s at! ronson : N. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. §. R. Lee,| View cemetery Aika 4] CLEARED AND PUTTING < spring. ‘wate ' Mr. and Mrs, G. Anderson, Rev. and a spain r : NEW SIDKWALKS, TH pr Mrs. M. A. Christensen, Mrs, P,| CHICAGO, May 19.—Wheat, 741-2 fla oar ant FY . as om, S : TRE ADDITION mt 1 Lind, Mrs. C. Posche. Mr. P. W. Lee,| 74 CALIFORNIA JBLLIBS 82 ¢ $90; 100 or ‘ a ‘ Miss Hannah Survik, Miss Emily cr . . “ | at pens Thudin, Miss i. Jorgen, Mies Astria} sortase | ie == lefstad, Miss Lottie Lee and Mr.| | otf ir NR CAN iN THIR aDr . WORKINGMAN'S CHANGE Thorlang Lee ss PURE HOME MA Ay Hookte 0 tho 3 Live IN TSI ADDITION REA HOMBAITE wie #0; oh $0:| AND WORK IN THR etry « A Georgttow ach Providence hosplial Saturday mare Sim, ralirond | LARD; FOR AN INCRRASE IN VAL om Pho war tr a9 @ result of a dose of poison tr Y * UNS WATCH THI sbition: + Tee last Friday suicidal | ‘ . leap btr thes gai ie: 454110, mil clon ot ‘onlan gave reason for the act ~gAhe - | GROUND 18 ALMOST PERFECTLY i. apest * v that he was M™ ill health and could t . " Servers not get work. e u LEVEL AND BY CLEARING same nee; max RnR gmarveemaN AND PUTTING DoW SIDEWALK PRTTIT ae - INJURED IN HORSE RACE OMe Ot taituation. | MaKkeM IT DEMINANLE:; AM #EL ws ily Georgetown yesterday Thomas Hor t a ie uce HELP WANTED — MALE aND LING ON VERY BASY TERMS, CALL| waik 120, « rocks was injured. While running his FEMALE emai bent erices. « every variety of wher going Bast Ris foot apne Sot of the Mires rice epartment nig eu INVESTMENT CO., IN BALLAMD, On] Theohtten'att tne iN tht and he was unable to stop the yy SS ree pe de c " A cottages In all parts of ct abt. "Ss attatipting ts ceckd ance We how a fine line of Toilet uni SUatiey Godktana WNER, JW. WHEELER, INU , * r corner the horse stumbled and telly |@ Soape In our window | marked : , ION MLORK, AND GBT FULL Pan] © Gs" Pacino sik” with the rider under him. Shorrock’s fre ne to mak F store « | ; aaa - ask where we buy ther TICULAR rs ALL pions Turkish iy Noome by the. Day or Werk Wates San nade 12084 FIRST AVENUD J. W, WHEELER, r test. am re Other 4 lis newly furnished: all modern " pasens yout dean's count f » moderate | tor nice « - The bent Aw at the I | 0 tale PURE POF F ALOTION SALES eG v: goods at the lowest prices, | Cc B: 1.2 , AIO a, tire at Weer “ that’s what has made this the fore. ON BLOS. risa, ho 7 : sroorEe " « vant most famiJy Hquor store in the city ‘ itil bees arin: mat bs , ; le Iquor store in town that cate P . ‘ r * 40 lots at Interbay the family trade, For pris 104-106 FIRST AVE. t ' Son icon "Anne suit and see us, xample our goo . Yesier and Washington Strests ' a go <n aplor street, Queen“Anne itt get our prices and match us it y Telephone Main 182, tora w [ b white enamel — Highland Drive, Queen Anne can, H t r t and | fru arvete; cook rang unter YERS & CO } AND Care | fi ghey an’ many | FOR BALISeveral lote in Ballard on eaay | + | 1413 Second Avenue | ; rates termes taney We aun | Min‘Haw eu teie mintest, meses bas peaaition e | Bon Marche block. ‘Tél. Main 840. | os 400 Burke bide. | 4a the inat few days: 68 ' 4178. ach: | | Freon pavocnemm Bo TEN eo FOR SALW—ACRH TRACTS payments sa 50) Ten now Ing i 01 eale: i} a 4 t h ¢, wouth, t ackson st.) WORKING men with “pl nes bi ront of ea Wholesale Liquor Dealer 6—LOAVES—6 | STORAGE _ ONKING i sina, capital ee | mone} tiened atter * OF GOOD HOME-MADE ERY desirable furnished cottage for rent; | out hom Hinckley block. | groupe Banday to chow unsold hits. toote umbia St. | BRUAD | Tol. Male 61-48 $3 tn at As knwrencet” Seat ao arouses Bunday (0 Shon unseld Jots. Come Tel. Piwk 1751 Free Offion, 623 tat Ava |" win eneay wsir-xaetthaae:| Breen Green Take: car ite ba 4 tbat hh a a4 nt BRR room, $2 per| [ine I tro Mt Co. OIF 94 | FOR | “week ave, Teoh, ‘Also coal by wack |» ton, ‘ INSURANCE MONDAY, | REAL ESTATE Continued. y tl i i ‘ JeWwerny ve bah ¢ | t Le 14a ’ Aw - “ Ne publeatio bi |___ MROHANTCAL WNGINE on, Apey i 1 MeALLANTP oP a ¢ |; , bid PATTER Ay : | JUNK ministration P ” 4 STE AMES , ai with a0) {hon Western; Main 64 - P coll lemroved Saran, Senet oF Targa, MUMIOAL INSTRUMENTS P COLLING te WILLIAMS ERUATIED. “booait cold. Tit id ave ¢ ROOM 6) BULLIVAM BLOCK. | LISTS AND AUMISTS } c GAN THQUARS DNCPORTA NADA a ¥ i ‘ got | ~ | P r near enmmiah ' 3. & MACKINNOM, 4 ’ | heed . tow Kiwi, Dalley building P v “r dine | HXRNEE 2 a are boyd bid. 1 PROVERTY. y ADAMN raftin Cotman > ; ™ f ropert in thie | @” DAN . : 4 beautiful auburb, graded etre fine OS TROP ATHY ‘ 4 iy... B. Snvestment Co, 1468) 1-8 | = - = Ticket Office, 113 James Fig one LAWNENCH HART, Ovteopa m1 | GB tale toe wird @ Washington block ict, Ocean na 8 WAKRANTS boug & Esheimgn, Mutual Life bid. BUSINESS DIRECTORY cneTHACVORS Pik Ser iS shed 18, banereni of mn Wasamment of the Me feai" Late bane BOOTH. WHITTLERRY-HANFORD. ab ow ciaity Bwing—7 T10 New Yor eulta a se phone Ted 41 * M. 3. STERLING, p pubite, O% Marion p attorney, notary ington building. LAAGG.M3 W NALD, 400 Burke building, leather ee hall price. general acutionser. ‘general noctioneer, oe Minck 7438. ARCHITROTS TOWN CRARAM, 320-21 Giebe bi men 2281 HOUGHTON. 410-417 Ge BANKS THE WANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN WANK of Beatie A general banking bustness w AVIN fee and Pike pald up, $100.000. Be |J. mR. Hayden, cash: 3. T. PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE sek paid tn $928,000 ; eurptus, Pres; J. R. Goldsmith, vice Ankeny. cashier | correspondents in ‘principal cities in the THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, , | SsPnas ool iabt witilicn datlara) eee OPERA Se allowed on time deporits. aeon.eae | Leatting king business transacted, “| HOUSE rneater eRATILE TANCH Comer of James | JOHN CORT, Mgr. Phone, Main 66. a “D. 'A. CAMERON, Manager TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20 || THE 8 NATIONAL ae bal | LECTURE ON WAGNER { | Generel’ banking business itaneactes. _3.| BY Fetes, Me MaMicken, wise | Mrs. Charles W. Rhodi Kuchange on principal cities CONTRACTORS Starr Moya bid. fei. Main a8 HUSINES® COLLE a Frid rots W fociery ei Ps! Om MA TIOm scnool | upile Qnished, and beginners accepted in |_ rt, Si" Moiyoke ii Sra rls Atted for | NIRS F. HECHTMAN, dressmaking par | Mis. HANSON ing millinery as lowest MADAME A, & SMITH, 0 Hinckley AND CLWANING | @ Works W all Main 1018 $1.00 month? dying, repe! reise DENTISTS ROW PHTLTAPE, CF Mouray biock ENGINEERS AND CONTRAOT iBT ROUND BRIDG & BRED ings-Raliyway and Nighwey_ bridges visducta! ster! and itun work for bute pife driving: “UNERAL DIRHOTORS worn a 8 Third; tel FURNACES FINLAY VON, 1410 Be HARNESS AND SADDI N@WORLHY & WENDERSOS ae NUN allusion ERAMBL 210 Yesier, met Co, getablished 1800, basement of |__ # A Haller block. Telephone.’ Maln 104 WEG Cecdenial Ave —Househald goede, APTLE Abstract Co, N.Y. bioek tte. Jacobs, Trenholme & Co, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Ree TAILONS 3 goods bought and me trensactet. Deposits, $1,800,000 ‘Capital | John Cort, Mer. Phone Main 65, aS, 810.000. a. Chivers. pres #'t i Soelbers. cash. i|TONIGHT—LAST PERFORMANC | .| cert Pinnist | OBTROPATHIC #ANITARIUM, 11-14 Starr Hoya. dames | ‘ ul ease PROTOGKAPHERS |» i we snow | AMATEOR total Gon, 7 Bostos bh | din WOMPTHING BPMCIAL 001120-On new car hin on An i “are » be Kaloburen 3 at mcrifice. i, C, Byers & Co. Boston. block. lio | NIE RUSSELL, 64 Hinckley. ON WALA La 1% —— — . "Glenry We. Lane. 400 Du PLUMBING - - THAVENT CO. TOT Pika, con $280 takes bath, svlendid | nome, Main Aa} | fon Macpherson & Co. York it. Wieck | MULLIN — ew ll Tel., Hutt 1908 WHEAT for homesteaders. 403 - > ANANCIAL rue “ TACOMA wait, ANER. Tel yRED. Mm. MERRITT, b oot “ P.O. Box 28. 201 French Bim, | PRINTING AND BINDING Fiaeneiat Agent a | T108 Ivy Press, Artistic Printing. Knarav- COLLATERAL BANK (Haro & Reed « i . imeney loaned om any good collateral | fenin, otc, First and Pike F 108 Che 1 me ea | = TO 10. money at low 4 | ait interest Danus & Onner | way, Roume 3, 4 Ine. 907-11 94 ave Gis Spring street, » Markel Report Printing Ga SHOW CASES mn WATTLE Chow Cane Ca., 185 Firat ave RUBBER STAMPS XL BTAMY WORKE—Bcheuer: 110 Cherry BAND WAREHOUSI WUE man block ston i eee TENTS AND AWNINGS FENTS snd Awalngs Mosgulto proof tania, mining hose and camwas boste, army Guck mp beds, the “Gold | AETLE TENT. & jonale manufactur Cy Recend ave TRANSFER CO THE LDV TRANSFER GO” Marion #.- machinery and furniture UMBRELLA REPAIRING EVAN casnolactared; — reseyerine 200 Second ‘ave jal repairing. Robeson Brow. WIRE. IKON AND PLATING FACIFIC TANS Pitting Werks S50 Tit cs When uying articles advertised in or, speak of the Star. AMUSEMENTS. GRAN A Seattle's OPERA Penaing HOUSE rncarer. | LEWIS _ MORRISON HIMSELF In the Original Production of FAUST $1.00, TBe, 0c and 2c. h Glose, Con jAnsisted by Mr. Aa | cinder ty + aus f the Wome | Prices—Enttr °K wer ‘THIRD AVENUE THEATER | w M. Russell, Mgr. Phone Main 567, | Seattle's Oniy t ‘own Theat | eater, A High-Ciass Family Resort Prices—20c, 30c, 40c, 50c. |LAST WEEK OF THE POPULAF JESSIE SHIRLEY COMPANY 5 p.m. PAINLESS DENTISTS 3 KIMBA! wins COPY abe SANTA, Jung 16, inco Rowte~ use 8. 8, Line) Regular Weekly Sali farther (ntormanien tan The WHITE PASS & YUKON the Atlin, Big r Hootalingns, Tuver, Klondike, Koyuhute Yukon Mining Districts: Through Line Skagway te Dawson, Daily Train Service » P. E THE GLOBE NA Las FOR HONOLULU DIRECT tcamship Bureka, 8,000 me Wil) be dispatched from ¥ wharf, Pier 1, om or about June 10th, 190%. To be ‘Three Round Leaves Seattie ta ms tb ead Leaves Everett 9:15 & 1:15 p.m Phone, Jae ae Leave Charleston: $:00 end 1125 8 6:06 p.m. Fi Pieasant Besch gpd Basa ‘ « = . When buying articles “per, epeak of the StAF. Northwestern Com- mercial Co, 201-202 Pioneer bidg., Phone ‘Union 8} For Nome and Teller CENTENNIAL, Salting May 8) 8 & ORBGON, Sailing June & For Golovin Bay Dirett) Rarer Stati Dr. E. J. Brown's | Two of the beat plays in The || rh ge Full set $5 tet |TONTGHT. Monte reeeay 1g |Geld Crowns. The Sultan's Da | gold’ Filling. ce 7 ultan’s ua m" | iD tiny Thuredase Pete cake ioe PE BH fe $1.00 Mating and Evening Silver Fillin For Fair Virginia” | fee New scenery, costum nd effects} ‘The only dentists In Seattle #8 for each pl |do exactly as they advertise, and |tract or fill teeth or apply wi “ane | porcelain ns. undet te 708 f > [nature's own tecth and | lfor 10 years. All our staff are SEE TATATRE) | ed | (yee THE LEADING WEATRE Pe [Sxmereee ene ee MME. LEOTTA, y and have free examination. 4 | P. Pp ie: : y hue ofmceaea 8 | “Premier Personator,” | rst avenue, Offices At the 127) Union block, inst, door apm , } NacDous inwick’s. Hour | SEATTLE THEATER m. t p.m. pe Monday Evening, May 15 Prices I are Ae li 2o0ceo soreeee FIVE FREE LECTURES 3 GRAND RIDGE At the Seattle theater by eo 3 |New York, beginning Tuesday, May LUMP AT $3.75 PER /20, at $ p.m. to all, She will stop ; NUT AT $2.73 PER TON This kole is from the | wane which we have just LEGAL NOTICES ovned, and i@ the beat denet bs ~ tic kole 1a. the market, NOTICE TO CREDITOR ISSAQUAH COAL SUPERIOR COURT OF ‘ Bunkers, foot of te of Washington, for! @ aetreet. ‘Telephone. Main ty In the ter ©: ne 000000 extate of Thomas Donovan, decens, | Seeeeoooooe - srotme ts t When” buying ardlele otice is hereby given to all per Ja speak of U is paper