The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1902, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR, FRIDAY, MAY 30 4 0°O100K pm PRESENT A |” A FERBET| OLD ROBINSON GRUSOE LIVED Sak ‘Raglans nn a 193 Beautiful Raglans in silk, wool and cravenette are ours | The Fridays of Juan nandez Now Pack Lobsters —News Gathered more 1g. The price was so very low that it averaged | than seh TES T0 THE COUNTY rie WIFE FINDS HIS MONEY,| Here and inere Along the Water front, of Interest to Those Who cost of materials to the maker, We are the only store hereahems mam Fe A jhandaome gold 4 wheritt could handle so many and sell them without hurting the chances of rages cn sire AND THAT IS WHY HE LE ” Have to do With Bhips. jar stock, and eo—in face of our overloaded condition becaus OF 8 tg hintorle inle of the South Pac The e ne-hoaund where Alexander Belkirk, the real| miners th ac @ Cor Bir ft t f \ v tobingon Crusoe, ¢ e walk win has made beg MeKinley: Vote of 1900 Taken As A Basis—June 27 Named As Date for on, preside un ; ; A woaleaie abis Gain, bok hee Banyo 7 ti od s from the lot worth lees t 6. It would be easy to find evel 988 pa e Assemblage—Expeditious Work By Committee In Session Late | the visit of the mee hold te 2 monarch of ail. f eucve nico, t ‘ ty of min ments, and there are ascore or more worth $28 and $30, at regular rey ¥ rely | badge aa then handed ¢ % a uous! i J ay n become part of Chil era to 1¢ and Candle City, pre figures. Then at $20.00, $22.50 and $25. ue, there's = full undeeg Cudihee, who pinned it ¢ 6 now nite Where Defoe ways|vided that the boat ean filled and twenty. What do you suppose we are able to give cholee of thy iy You'd guess too much we fear, so we say at once, just And took thte whole lot of 193. We defy any buyer te leputy, Mr. MeCorr . " rusoe and Friday lived about a|which the miners have agreed to do was too overcome to more Are you guilty or not Hfotime without secing & human|The cost of the passage will be $60 \ for? June 2 te the date selected by delewates to which each Ie ent n | Attorney DeBruler in t h a fe r of tn “ ng other than themeel # HOW | first clans; $40 second clanm, and $15 Republican coun al com : Apportionment R : d gory a Re ae pited by weveral scores of men|per ton for freight to Nome, To] tee for the convention which wi a ¥ 4 < plainly that he was an old-timer, | ho operate ery Candle City the rates w food Dominate county offtcers and deie- . Diamant © aD, The bas * used : I suppose I am guilty,” fing ma nging to make c y ” ibe e @ates to the party's state conven anewered the prisone qi . an govert: : Th. 4 fret class passengers and a ‘yar What did you » with you camer 2: vill be a quick sale for, women will hasten as fast « tion. 2 . y mo: ve ca 4 th by mney. r cannery litely erected on the | 200 eecond clase passengers, and 750 pie bs. fella e street tary As was forecasted by the Star, the) r 2 » horse, 2: / and Other Hie Wife His Downfall increasing tte output ar of freight, Nine knot# an hour 9 | won, 2 v Mr. M wr » bs ve p capital te becomix nt 0 be the Chico's ¥ — "Co toaaye lon Gaga whe edgy By . promin ein ¢ Plumbers Weill, that ts easily expiat * er nundes : j trehalrman of the min : Sale Starts at 8 O'clock Saturday @asily carried their point at the com ° naleweod union, is how able of Justice |®8l Finlay, as he wlehter : ea jong wand eight mile " has paid $100 for a nm heur rearly ones then be, Mittee meeting late yesterday, The Cann‘s cour a Mike Kelly - -_ the yarn he had prob: f ‘ ) of Valparaiso. | fir : the Cerone No use etch an hour lor 91M 1 ching a healed | Sth Sa bila mare very auegemafl It finding incor safety. wine Me acto appear te some ot Os | t Silk Waists for $4. 50 bach precinct under the apportion. ; BUILDING NOTES | Penis tives si Ue ponte eses| ing he, ld wera ‘hah miners ae icone ered egant Si ais elke, or eanteetey fraction thereat] Sa gases tint’ ¢”EE | muneing permite wore imucd veo- | thers ta a tse wid, Pat | which mignt be gepned pt a noma: | Pacino thls morning » trom | meer cee $7.50 a time when I could east for ‘olgrove for Republi 2. 'Riuck, terday for the construction of nev-| keep money away from my wife but/@! com. — Many. fur-be ont sla, Mont., and 1s bour Precinct will hs , : - and frame butldin ‘ 2,-| my hidden wealth and deprive me of /O2M be killed from March 1 to ne m Dawe ) @gates in th N : . 009, is to nT mY usual morning bracer. 1 ber 1 jounde a m npital e¢ , Y| 105 Stik Waiats, worth at regular selling $7.50 to $10, will be put on sale Greet in this city at 11 o'clock On the | Vester, : avent ° : t.| then have to ask my favorite t 1 iw free to anyone w " 14 tomorrow morning at each Morning of the day selected r 3 Mra. M. T. § will bul 10,000 | tend hold me up unt me|settic on it. Fruit and ve No Proxies Allowed ; “tf ene n atre mound the next time, Tt it said, krow wild WINDING UP THE WEEK 2 cor ee decid © recom: | © t n 2 i we . e| ting bills un the f r| The steamer Bay City ¢ rial land that the vote of any absent de es kk te ee Of may wate scaling ap ot 158) re As we told you M @gate be cast by the balance of h . a efor ’ ow owne ‘ Gelegation. The caucuses in Seattic, | 7 oy * pipe te severet ile : ing B ; has if : ae Ballard, Auburn, Columbia, Issa-| tara aan 6 MORTALITY RECORD nd left tt lying at ‘ : vu Tor nw evening). These Weis @uah, Kent, Renton and West Se-} » ’ . r . y an y m this black, white and Gttle will be held on the night of | « i ' Priebe, aged 6 " All Kinds of Schemes e m oe € pe r rs aglor iy oom Bi Thene few wor June 20. The primaries will be held yesterday A I tried my shoes, socks and the in- at te 1 . woh By Scie page Mpa 5 A feted fr fon the afternoon of June 24. In ail! ; ‘ rge of Bonney & Stewart | mide of my veat lining * , ” r mixt at We /all profit on the lot. Re would fetch @ther precincts of the county both| § » ; ty precinct favorite, the hat ba @aucuses and primaries will be heid | potal Z wrong. Finally I decide the wi * have bee ‘ ar to ow it By AFTER SIX <j officers the gonyen- | tie . « < nd I p A 801 . n her « hat whe has rais for Michae n & Co ATA.) With Wagner's orchestra and this splendid list of After 6 Bargains it will be a pleasure to buy at the Bog Bun will nominate eight state sen. . a ord my t t the wa H ¥ Wt) Marche tomor night, No matter how large the crowd Btors snd 17 representatives and r inet, Ti foul Business was er a hats. ote ‘ “ . ‘ RE n'a Parasols, worth up to! , Pots one are Tooth Combs, regular vatee Choose #0 delegates to the state con- | inst. § age lt wemerk atiaan ae e nich @ car and burr ple : . t and ¥ “f By! ‘ ; fi « iscr| 10; utter @ tae fe Yention which meets in Tacoma), The ap " wath Seat-|the holiday. Nearly all the sony Mla hg Bo r oa | Qust ——~ | ns Bt 1 Umbretias; | Only of a custome “Whisk Brooms, best wn, wel September 16. oa. the a Ninth | sion houses ¢ an a nan eet © wand | du bens ; Avoid the Crowd after 6, at rth double| All Wool Silk Stripe Wasting, in| bound handles, worth Se; aher § follow | ie a list of ’ . that I left bh te F rown @ ek, wor Tbe yard following Nonhte tt Beattie | hour one awberries » ; Aid that occu ‘ose of hm 4 { 4 Vinit the battleships g the rk’s Violet t ap, 3 on sigh ae black, h @ yard le Darning Cotton; after & & ete ad eounty precincts with the number of mre Ye 7 _the batten Irk's Violet Buttermilk: Boap, iss I has been lying In the Du “ kes in box after 6, 7% ss ‘ a afternoon they y Fay back tm Tilin r ave € Hock at . Limit 2 b “ h Half Wool Dress Ge 1 ee BRteSewe wacuesseetes cretistet atte Late Appointments er of the 4 ng Wex, PRESIDENT Nee eran tate, otter. [mens SE E.08. | He town named Lagall edt : nke salle for Nome 1 me hid t | Women's Je Ribbed Cotton] # ) Worth hc a yard; af-b worth Ge: efter ie, Oe EULOGIZE: odo. ded i the total jo) eghainse . ttle ! ** | venta bleached of ugbleached, high| eas Goods, 14| Kid Hair Curlers, 1 Gonenbuliaah te and fixing the apporti: mt of] mee andl” Pas ad been done , neck, long or sh eves, all wien, |, A B alt feuree, worth] Worth 13a: gitar 6.7 Ee Jf wi i ‘ i thes it let the fellow go. on 4 i ick or Faney| 0,0!" yard \oan “regular value ie; aera (Continued From Page Pieieiice et ie te tre cores nen are seg, a). 7 met ackle § wo" . ia toe 12. t0 youn, worth ibe, after] Nomen’, Ginna. Area, pala j the Ninth ward one of ar 1.80. and pattern : “ | with wide hem st bottom, ts: McKinley's Memory aker a'so dtacovereg th t t | blue a brown, worth Be; afr ‘ arrivir laste hb the big ets, worth 18 Min ton Waists, all colors, MUSKEGON, Mich. May 30—A|4 new prec had been itted | pte ote ae. } iste Gill ¢ eth coe , at 1b ic bronze statue of President Mc {Peter estes printed list. This] Proust very little stuff to the mar- | wh fa ‘thal 1 nas Linas Coleen |e ee oe ree SEES, Nen's White Apron, inley, one of the first monuments) precinct has two Beats it Bamt a le Hi je toe, hee Women's Trimmed Hats, worth So eee @rected to the martyred president in| "Tn ait there are 143 precinct 5 mp ovat need © po 4 rng edne| sateen a eee after 6, at Ihe. the country, was unveiled here today} county, of which JOBBING QUOTATIONS i , t / ~ loeen at the gel, Ooty / Pye ats, werels Intante, ‘Quilted Bibs, lage and em. ith tmposing ceremonies. The un-| of Beaitle. Since the Mc Kinley ¥< vote| Pa drat im * oe 7 : and 6%; after 4, lee tee ee vel ceremonies were preceded by | in 1900 wax 10.238 and there will be Gree " $ 0s 1 1 r ‘lors; y 8 dig parade, the various divisions of| g' gelogate at large from ea7h of the| een Pre kg PP +4 1.000 Tooth Brushes, values 1005) , Sailors; after 6) Apron Ginghams, good Which included besides scores of! precincts the convention will c * ‘ota. tb. 285—R pling ‘ 1 Duck and Linen| S¢r Grand Army veterans, delegation Of | between 540 and 575 members. ob soges.60;| Lucian Agaseiz, a former . 2"5 grain Quinine Capsules, worth] 2.0/6 ae after 6 at sc. Knights Tempiar, Elks and other or-) j¢ wii) be several days before the) <q . . . Bee gui ti ow 20: after 6, 2 Camshete Sanbrelderten aaa due Se mere de Sole, plain ‘it ders from Traverse City, Grand Rap-| apportionment for South Seattle and| ta. toon non and the remul 84.50 8) 0 @ old fashion | tions, extra fine quality, 2 to 5 inches| apter 6 Ben, ‘oor wit ids, Manistee, Big Rapids, Lansing | tne seventh ward can be obtained 3 ined 6 “ d 1—Regular price $8.00, w 6, at ISe; worth| wide, worth 100, 12% and Ibe; after| “colored Table Ch and other cities of the state. . : a5.n08 : ‘ Sat the yard, 3%c @ Cloths, $4 size, red ‘The statue is the work of Sculptor | be of and white oF red and eo the delivery *f the last speech at| ell known att me tb og fm, rely “ ° fhe « nal at sachone price § Won fine Dress Colonial Sitp-| black and white and biack combina- patterns, worth 10o Deane See, sto seren feet high 811.66 B | pera worth $00, after Cae tine | tions, extra full collar and extra long all checks and colors, swe Fiyes, Fly Fish Baskets regular values, from the late presiden\’s public ut- i i @talidniae : terances: “Our future conquests! jE i as a « n baa thot dation math; Otte de te oe Tigc—or two pairs for must lies in the victories of peace, in a : wor, he >pped i aan “ fe « sures 2 i Men's White Hei a concord, not in strife. Well Known Nurse at Seattle Gen- |= haun ery mn. Beauty Pins, 1% dozen cards, regu-| kerchiefs, worth Ie, mad eo Sig rs pags ally-Ho Playing Cards, regular-| lar value 0c card; after 6 fc card, | tare Sage ae eral Hospital Dies SE pt ne met was asked FRG CHILD , after 6 a tb | “Watt, Pin Seth, gold ‘pins with| | Siutoes Bee CHICAGO, Ti, May 20—The| After a lingering iliness Miss Fran m.: - ae ae _#-pound ee id Wash-| turquoine settings, 4 pins in set, reg-| Orlental > designe, Memorial day observance in Chicago Harriet Button, who until last Jan wn f r a fted . . an ge ular value 2 6, the set, 10c. 22x22 inches, w today was one of the largest of re- mbination Purse and| FREE—In the ee and mounted on a pectestal which | r potion Ao er nd : “ » the « Men's Vici Kid Lace Shoes, heavy re , ’ Fancy moe a rests on a granite base 3; feet square. 4G$1.80 per case ° n pr wer dhe ciake andans waite dhder cet fter 6, choloe $4. . ‘The base bears the folli,wing extract gariie, & j te t tah rep . é HE Stamp in Center Pi y cs . ut ving price .. i bainier dsome ¢ ‘ens, Men's Ite Cotton Sox: sift & at ") ry ane of the best know rhubarb, t 1 m ans 7 f “ : re 5 cent years. While the ranks of the| ““"Y Was one ol - me : ame 18 8 1312 " " c ular price Sic; aft ment—one four-foot Civil war veterans are thinning fast,| nurses in the Seattle General H - : sorderly until f t - pages sapere H2i First Avenue ote “he . i Inted Safety Pins, ali si gated curtain, pole with eiah set ot = number fies tee a =" in the] pital, died at the home of her step rf a AES ‘ po fl be card; after six | 25e peclal rice ot ite pe observance of the day was increased | y. Smit eacon place, ‘ anoth special price per by the participation of the Span: Satpor, 6. W. Smith, 19 B m pk ® ‘ ‘War,veterans, who heartily co-oper-| Yesterday, at the age of 24 years. r (fcer hice r cited wits the ‘veteran survivors e¢| Prior to her death her friende and : ul officers In charge an FREDERICK & NELSON. Fine Furniture the war of the in celebrating ¢ relatives had the strongest h . Cann di at Agaseiz day. The big parade was reviewed | ner recovery he was taken i" t an f by Gov. Yates and staff. A feature! January with brain trouble. For a pot 18.00 10.00; at a} oases © metery of th he | Gradually better. ‘Three x he der was ciad ne 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and II5-123 1 115-123 Pike Street. _ | she was Jered ou Camp Dougias, was removed ta her home. Compl petene, Chaseey Rep tons arose a few days ago and her| ,,Batter Washington en Freee’ ann ; 5 : death resulted yesterday messe—N Washington full cream, | h 1 ‘ Miss Button graduated from the| isgiss New s Vora, taggie ; n n oom Seattl school in 1899 and soon | Wisconain ry r A after entered the 2 Cleneral| SL GODIEi0 er ease! Now Yr Cay Aled for he: Bere’ Sate Hospital to study a ined nurse. @ seem ., " thre t " b Ph a [her the everlasting | every patient she 0 iat Siar Satan, fe pane, hha abe xe chad er THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER ed for her a host of friends who| '°%, Turkeys. 14@ ite why i r Because he has not paid to his ai-| fined : rT Oi fo: gneve, ‘ the $500 alimony decreed her | . . . T the superior court six years greening mission 2 0 Reigns \ ther wi 703 FIRS AVENUE by when Mayor Humes was judge, Prof.|$ James Willson, a dancing ‘sehooi| Theaters $ | Ste, dearer ta toe tare A $2.50, $3.60 teache,r has been cited to appear | “Gr , na 5 three to ® onl claims that no part of the alimony oe hinaton, 11@11 ie i . or the $50 attorneys fees allowed has ington crear 18@ 100; $160 for ¢ been paid, and that she has b “Bere : Evidence of the way this atock is br i r gompelled to support her little boy : : fe at ee ee ret tplenafa‘ies nance “ r hipe ome S: FRIEDMAN & 6ON GILDED GAGE iscsi ac htt te S| ence | frre, mae tera vary sta NOW IN ORDER wrsewrtere cevresss in the In high grade Dining Room oe Seranged fae some cwrsa roost | tt, at Members, | Gets the beat patterns trom the Weding United tate Youth’s Boy’s and PSR Agta Breioters 40 te at nucceastul ee uits furniture facto st and those partioul Children’s Spring ¥ Pi Too Rich To Marry , aaiiortt you'll find in no ether store in this Puget ty eying @ 9. the quality that satisfies very particular people. ne wou here which ploases you, if you want a high grade Din- Bey : t A GREAT EVENT Sentence MANUFACTURERS’ SURPLUS STOCKS COME TO SEATTLE re eee ' * RANCHER 60T ssa) waerittea ala he ish abeicn dete | FREDERICK & NELSON THE BEST OF Sees | 4} : its COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS FOR THE SEALS | THE EDITOR Popes ey ; : 3 : — es ‘ ie 2 ‘Af a | econd Ave., Madison and Spring Straste - Pra A Extra Fine been give the house Seer ee ercs ice tee te | WW ae ay | Clbeas feacsmusinas Colege ** axveet Suits geet lei SG en one oo hea wg | aFetedmanaSon || LONDON'S Cut Rate HABERDASHERY ogg ig Thay Re yr ‘ oe louhing=‘They | lis “SECOND AV NUE>=Hiil sawnedcadetlet Merino and Japanes k, Just right for 650 Cents to $1.25 2 tiaealf us 4 h nfort 903 FIRST AVE arrest | Opposite Ho! ne bé sires b eh