The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1902, Page 3

oP? THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1902. geen 2 Good Said pest ara ' rm CE eee ss ee oe Oe ge a, a a a a Twit! pay you to examine our er, for the of builders’ hardware be |terday’s game was Reita, the vinitor oe Ie answer {s, we don't sell them hey sell Se wehern ays" With Considerable gabe part - Pet store gabled Refined, recular ice OF STOCKHOLDERS BAILEY & WILLIAMS of thy They atrictne. us hile it MINK, rex r pint, regular be the Trust, MEETING. lar annual meeting of the|% Tel Main 1144. 1331 First Ave. of the Seattle Labor o+e Association will be held at m Central Labe | eorner Second a on Monday night, June sn ‘at 8:30. FP. A. RUST. Sec. Manager ANATION OF THE — 1406 ving | IRON VERY INFERIOR GAME PAINT THE POLES GREEN | mus and Pike rr Deal D. BUCK &@ co. DEFEATS | cHILDREN's HOME Men's, Boys,’ Children’s Clothing, | Maes § a BUNCH-GRASSERS PUT UP A | ANID WINE /atsct. crt sane ton yd Anti-Trust Prices 60c In ea Eee! oc heals S| HANNA IS 2e0c and = Children’s w Hats at half the grand Frary Very Popular Ralph Frary, who last year caught t *, Waa given quite an ova mask f a salute t WE HAVE A.) CITY COUNCIL GRA kenuine fi come and find outst r even argument with or among the players ther selves Hogg gave MeLaughila, the man at bat. & pare to fret, Hi |did this several times during Uns Our Call-Trade ond and Stanley threw him out eas: Shirts We by Reitz and & both flew Open Front Shirts. rs Sohwarta. Seattle started «oe ABYC line in the second inning. Huribu Collars ...... ae) hit opt reached first on Gri Cutts fe loarer ‘and Stanley sacrificed Fourth, Ne@r bans lrymple hit and scored both runners. Rodie hit for two bases, sec rymple, but was caught when he tried to hit A bi on ball the pan on Mowe hit and an ttle two more chalk | ™ third inning A a balls and an Handed on a bender that gave the} Jeenter Do You Sell So Many eee | a Johnston C0. ruments are instruments of equal met ‘stock Is many times larger} Look for the bi themscives. The ity of the instruments and is what does the business. “ enterday by a score of 2 to 1. | Wit Pog ll ce oge aagendled Ee ELL 1OTT, | yen pitched for the Portland, and “i a ee ee Refracting White was in the box for the visitors. |¢ the lowest eve Opt | themseives are Ps; nothing better Beer by Delryms kate nt “HAS RESIGNED Saturday M - 4 vn . an 4 7 ‘ . BUILDING INSPECTOR'S OFFICE UP IN ARMS OVER STRUCTURES WITHIN THE FIRE LIMITS THE SEATTLE STAR. v= STEYN AN , Demands Better Terms}: wd for Boer Peace NTING PERMISSION TO BUILD WOODEN Was jt npany have bee ¥) given similar pern A Recent Warning and swept away some buildings In the efty A SOLDIER CALL xe HW. Fortson Camp, N. - American War Ve at Del. | Sp Tonight the “yalen” be xt Wagner wil /CORPORATIONS COMMITTEE MEETS of this stock ts being Dunlap, real estate, #4 Union ‘Two More Surveying Parties of the Alas: ka Central Rail: way Company (io North Stock to Be Advanced to) $6.00 and $6.50 ‘ ‘ }across the plate. Seattle pabta in i assemble in G. A, R, hall, Col Pianos, Is the Que stion tor this cold weather, Bee yo the ‘atin for the tm Ei ae 5 a Ipusidtag at 8 m., Memorial day on June Ist — ¥ : v ORK * ° rai in parade. 4 f their men | Brugere, Admiral Forni < pol Tens ois [bite that was @atered in atthe Hab. | it in New York with a breakfast at} eft Beattle Monday a Mebaureecion For 9 Davs Only lbitt threw over first and let two men|the home of Whi Reid this BITS OF GAIETY Bay Al Wok wee ne Jeet home. ‘The final score was 11 to] morning: | Ae a x there is tol The fourth party leaves today on 2 ames will be played every day|be a tant at Delmon. | the Dolphin for Rampart City ae Fe a Pine of the Frien f 8t. Patrick 1a few guests at a dinner party | about th une, making the 7 tard nanabeer, Tacoma Loses |Inctuded among ‘apeakers are onday evening at their res “ihe | PORTLAND, May 2%—Tacoma | Ko sekran, Archbishop Ireland 1314 Marion street | was defeated by the home team here ! 1 to defray ‘acle Sign) 5 ENA, 3 de} he expense of maki t perman ny other dealer in the city, "Bent. place in| the strongest b | ° ent survey this summer and doin by far the most advan- your eyes corrected. | {iuie her Conn’ was the hostess of a|rome grading, #0 we muy be ins to buyers, so that no intel. | 11-12 Heussy Bide. ensoe whe ay without a piano, the e game, and the b which to select being that everyone can be suited! what price and terms they than other dealers do? do any part of the city. Pho |the game by a feason 's, we buy them direct |97." ” i jose Main the manufacturers, z Bow can you sell them so much | and Pabst Milwaukee beer delivered {netted t fe he ote f . asurer Also successor to x | pret nee to : i hie, Jno : promises to t e of the largest In| Mra. J. W. Kahle, Twelfth and ‘The Wicter & Harper |the history of the city. As the|John street, ente tained the OL. hate but 2500 pers. t le pro- | time w ent in the atuay of Amer: in cars and ship them direct fal car load lots at less than } j Seattle fegular rates on smail lots. in- Dr. E. J. Brown S$ Portia ef buying three or four at a ” “paying high prices and high Or getting them it and ‘also tha ape ther Bue Rom Wan 2. Soon Bros. Shots S & of bs aie and and imball white 106 ee hans 4 Bowl, satin finish °c ‘es tl now... of 126 george ied ed Giaas and Mat Vare ie pices here at much thr unless you bring along yo tip. Blue Giaas Vase ated in 7m. Biue ¢ 014; wan ited Green and Gold, ans, decorated -in now a £ Gians Rose Bowl, currn RICH investigates sot, fast. PAINLESS DENTISTS i: toe ee Fog |t Portiand deaterr a larke pro- - ins the whole situation. ta set... $5 Defeated the Juniors S. JOHNSTON CO. Second Ave. Burke Building retail dealers in|, The only den ing & Sons, Hobart M. Cable, | 4° exactly as th; Co., Pease Piano Co., D. 8.|'ract or fill tes other popula: | Porcelain crown and waa 200, now ra First Av ve line of RICH CUT GLASS NEW om the local season opened the score stood 2 to 0 tn fav Butte. Helena then came up with @ remarkable batting streak that n four runs, which won pre of 4 to 3. Standing of the Clubs bangla GEO. T. MAGINNIS & Co. | Won. Lost. | P.C | Spoka f 16 to 10 the senio’ Gold Crowns ny clans of University of Washing- | A }ton defe 4 the junior team of that | '°®™ Gold Fittin $1.00 institution In a baseball game play rr led on the University campus yes- |W > iver Filling May 29. , z Theaters Burdett |Pature’s own te « | for 10 years. All our a AAA DAAAAAAAAAA080 tal Pastor, | 8 o—1, 2, 3, 4, south of k's. Hours 1, should th eat nid the exer the prettiest of play ina will be put on fo the same elnt Reichert Bros . terday afternoon. ea _ iy * ae : cweneeeroorreosneneng SOMLEY TO SPEAK ° at the hen x gave et night in Ranke ™ an furnished " ia dane |regular m it 2 Admiral Mire. Virtue recording secretary and ling secretary; Miss Tre Mra. a Lee atyle Alabama” in being! tiven this week despite the fact that| fhe popular prices will prevail, RELIABLE PIANOS ‘ Cline’s | “Too Rich To Marry” Piano House Two Little W ' Second and Union pi phages go clade Just Received All the la fi'bo to $3.00. * 4 u Won't iN In Hats from decor commencing Ge h @ thing, the IAL & CO, 7 Too Rich t 206 In one or two days, | Seats For ae MEATS _ [o'ciock sharg Special attention | sas ¢. Phone Main 406, |2" S00" a THE HUMAN EYE Mr, Mansfield plays ailmen und | rid 5 [ * knensex has been | Saturda c $100,000 CLEAN-UP given to # boats, t a8 Wes » received after the ope Pest exe for the least mor Reports from Atlin state that op ‘eo muccessful than anticipated HUCHARD OPTICAL Co. From Pine ereek alone the clean-ug ates the Chicago Opthal-|may be $100,00 ie ¢ and Hospital.) erm ae | 1207 Becond Avenue, Beattle | Go to Spinning for bloycle repairs | GL. oer [ES > URNITURE CoO. {101 HOS-105 SECOND AVE. ys — STORE CLOSED AT NOON TOMORROW (DECORATION DAY) urday will appear row in Heu of our which It hax been ow: every Friday, Watch A Ladig’ Work Table like picture, made of solid ma hogany, handsomely finished drawers and | ported by heavy center ped he ightful card party on Tuesday |porition to float b Children’s f | Dibrrcu 1212 SECOND AVENUE in by the Int of r for the completion « en her Central Railw 7 f the men behind prine ALASKA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY, 16 Denny Bidg 108 ond Ave ephone, Main soos Dt'esses White and Colored Bet. Seneca and University DON'T BE DECEIVED Anyone selling \ Glasses can ad \vertive to tit lasses, but they to correct your CAL CO, Open All Night el.. Main 102%, COLLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY co,, UNDERTAKERS j| Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Union, LEWIS @CO. NORTHEAST CORNER FIRST AVENUE AND CHERRY STREET and the greatest of all money-sa we are determined to make th last. twe sale, and therefore offer a rare opportunity High Grade Clothing at Exceedingly Low Prices st possible manner, and perfect fit guar teed; for Friday and Saturday in endless variety of patterns, tailored in the 35 b fect fit an- (cower MEN’S HIGH GRADE SUITS ‘\'r.°f sy im Serg and Worsteds in black or blue, Harri Ciisioe es Genuine Hoco- num Unfinished Worsteds in plain black and nobby invisible stripes, and great variety of neat mixtures in Imported Tweeds, tailored equally as good as the highest price mer- chant tailor garments; for the last 2 days 8S of our great sale we we offer thein at the Ue Ty Ec: Hip pelnes amare 08 ban sodi Giorean COME EARLY; AVOID THE RUSH; IT WILL PAY YOU CUT OUT THIS AD i: wu: cxns'sou to sn e2tna viscount READ CAREFULLY THE FOLLOWI ITEMS MEN’S HIGH GRADE SUITS i H. sie te LEADERS IN HIGH GRADE CLOTHING-———ADVERTISERS OF FACTS | 7S a a | 7 | This Week immense Success of Augustus Thom- “coms ™ FREE tae | — nd without charge when other work is ordered. Full Set of h...84.00 Gold Fillings........81,00 Gold Cro’ Silvey Fillings... ..60e Rolla Gold Top....$5.00 | Cement Fillings........600 Hiro AVENUE. THEATER _ We tell you exactly what your work will cost you befé | W. M. Russell, Mgr. Phone Main 567, woud neck. he bone. sintee aheaitied ete ‘Seattle's Only Up-Town Theates, ‘The best company seen here—Post- weet Lavender. ab satisfaction, ‘A High-Ciaes Family Resort, Fifteen years in bus Prices—20c, 30c, 40c, Gc, Seattle Dental Parlors @. suiidhc Flee ‘decou Ae 11, 12, 13, 14 Hin ley Block, 717 SECOND AVENUE Hours p.m, Sundays, 10a. m, to 2 p. m | saturday matinee, Lincoln J. Car. ter's best play Uresescneccusacacre Fo Little SEATER & CO.) Waifs All Grade Furniture Next week, commencing Sunday first time here, Edwin Ow wne'e latest farcical gaiety Dealer tn Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Graniteware, Crockery, rpets, Otlcloth, Linoleum, Shades, — | Lace Curtains, Draperies, everything Ti Ri hh t Estimates and prices cheerfully aoven Marry 912, 914, 916 FI AVE Phone Buff 456, Seattle, Wash. UE [A jolly bit of Tom-foolery in three acts. | AN IMPORTANT ( Chas. G. Holcomb PRs. ge 9:0 974° a OPTICIAN Tegashone ATHLETIC PARK | £16-218 Burke mutdng om Second and Mi INEW YORK DENTAL jpaciric norrHwest LEacua PARLORS : Ww ay je PLATES FeOUiRED Madison Strest Pavillion is The |_ Gold Crowns, $5; Full S | GRAND CONCERT Old Tau tintas, sragesnve: eut:| — DECORATION T. Original The convenient electric light ngs, 50c, | Ww Now Y ork Pental Parlors | DAY a wad Teor, Howard ‘wucingiepbes | Delays. Matches. oe fa attendance, Smoke and Odors. pees Daulton Carpet Co. Seattle Electric Co., 1020 First Avenue 907 First Avenue Telephone - . - - Main 920 Ladies always For the new way