The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1902, Page 3

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Moved to 1406 Secend Ave. \% is u 18 0 OSRIEN VS. NEIL oni able in | foltowers | the AGO, Mi, June 6.—Consider ret ik manifested among of pugiliste-tn the ght o Wabash Athletic Club « etween Jack O'Brien of |phia and Al Neill, the midd cham pion of the Pacific coast. The} n 34 pounds and for % per Sent of the gtone, receipts Though | he lent to teat O'Brte as Neill la recognized as,one of m clever and hard-hitting middleweights In the ¢ pantry HOWARD ‘HANGED | JAMES HENRY MACON, Ga, June ¢,—F was hanged tly before noc which he p enalty was the Hammond, a saloon Nt proprie with @iplatol because | him out of the saloon t being disorderly. \PORTLAND STRIKE) .€ @. How-| in the} today. | maple, Beer de part of the c acity Ge MAGINNIS tivered to any! ain 97, 4 co. PORTLAND, Ore, Jw The! fight unioniem fe Shirts Bullding Trades Council bh a | statement as to what Open Front shige |fense they will make agatr Collars aS sage Theaters i Cutts . de Mansfield Tonight Our Cali- Trade Prices | Fourth. Near Pike. The — Richmond Piano Club ‘Ten more members yesterday. At the rate they're sjoining {t means | that you'll have to hurry. | All it takes is $10 and the pisno ie went ar home. The $18 goes toward paying for | the piano: there > club fees You pay the balance at the rate of $6 A MONTH and you own the Piano. Every instrument i# full stee, up right grand, and is guaranteed for five years. the Grand tonight brings thing for the plays in which be will be aren here. His company qumabers |. He brings his own stage man ager, assistant stage manager, two! roperty men, two electricians, «| wardrobe mistress, @ call boy, valét, | dresser, chef and heater. Hila spec- fal train consists of eight cars, his own privar car, two sleepers for the| company and five baggage cars for the scenery, furniture, bageaae. Properties and horses, The great actor will be seen in two ef his celebrated characters not before dis closed here, On his first night he | Wil be seen as Monsieur Beaucaire. the barber-gurmbler-prince, In the ve-act comedy, “Beaucatre.” His ond new character is Here Eugen {Courvesier, the German nobleman and musician, in the dramatization lof Jessie Fothergtil’s citarming story |The First Violin.” Roth are char acters which make the broadest and {most highly contrasting demand up nm his artietio versatility Rach lay demands an elaborate produc |tion of five settings each, one thus jtrating In an exquisite manner [fashionable life at Bath when Reau Nash vehal ke and the other M"inatad ot 3400 daetitae’ Btrenet Gene coce teal bohemia in a pol instru | mentalista and singers "hy Elberthal every f « M@K’S wosrrrac’ Next Door to Postoffice. 1221 First Ave. | SEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS 614 First Avenue (auacted 40d Biiyd absotutely 3 ‘ner dental wort dows iy and vy spactallats | MO PLATES whee P2Goid Crowns, $3; Full Set “Teeth, $5, Bridgework, $5, Sat Eitings, $1 up; Silver Fill- iy, Fk Dental Parlors MMOL AVE, BRATILE. Absolute goody. at T prices. y the the ‘Bénninghausen, Avenue. tor for the ty &. First | The Reynolds Company ‘The , reat activity Sherman, Clay & Co. x2 si"etatie stir ie ? @lfor Harrington Reynolds is gett 75 ready for vival of ( oa that Is to be This # a play might been wrt the Re ids company, #0 © ‘fit the individual me: PD) glasses, but they organization, Special sce can’t make igianees to correct your | being painted wu Mr. Re Gotta vision. | direction for thi duction and no We lead, othére imitate. ins will be spared to make the THE EVERSOLE OPTICAL co, ntation perfect 708 Bec avenue. Lavender” continues for ti lance of the week with 4 pop Sunset Oil and Refining Co. lar priced matinee tomorrow img At the Third Avenue | | Second block of stock of 4,000) 4 “Epo Rich to |shares nearly all sold. That remain- | x, riounded himself b; ling yet to be had at 26c per share. | cleverest comedians nee Those desiting stock will do well y production in Seattle | act promptly. Earty advance in price the play is to ELLIS MORRISSON, Asst. Sec Stan @ gave Basefnent Mutual Life bidg., Seat. | It will be given | tte, Wash. ‘ Breaks a Cold fn twelve hours. Dose two tablets every three hours. Caras th e@ Grip In one or two days. Second Avenue owl BE CECHVED Anyone selling Gias ad- eur at the matinee Hands Acros ¥ vening bill of th ny engaged for the ing next den Giant” will fol-) Thursday night and two plays wil be # ch week dur-| ing the remain the season Spanish Bull Play ‘Tomi:rrow afternoon the people of Seattle will for the first time be given an opportunity of seeing genu- ine Spanish bul! f this city, has brought a troupe f toreade d other fighters t pected to give ‘The fight will be bi will be atock mmer Sunday sh. — Samataatie ok, Thrd Flos’ , H Bu ae Sarees Refracting she * will her hold: on. pul OPLiCiAM. 0 her impersonauon of ig Spectacte Sign , vine of the hu over 308 Pike street.’ Best place in the city to have your eyes corrected. 11-12 Heussy Bidg. A LONE FOOTPAD | « at 614 Unic in| p « Hee lant} the be # Theater Parties Formed the first netice appea < ppearance old com ny thea forming to trons, Minn Henry 28 Hinckioy the >rous keward | play ‘STEEL PENIN | HIS FRIED EGG Ma. held be: of fried exes icular about it When the at nly his teeth came in contact which was of | found pen. ‘The chicken, bie to give & good description fo be a ato he footpaé Lp doubt, had swallowed it, . THE CLERKS matt bere 9 and 10 a Ip m, Richard Mansfield who comes to] p.m. and 7 on board Second ave a Yale or Wolff-Amerion: | for your nickels. THE SEATTLE STA BIG FIRE OF 1889 MISS M’ARDLE Ago Today Seattle Was in Herd Luck Thirteen Madison | IN SESSION, * tyne Mig on Firat and Se the high wind bi ndered their eff reanization in ws lerks, who tinge were the He na ay tw n lett bt block andl? the “ bank building fabulous pric ations. ite Growth Began When the ur into Beattie and the thie Saturday | *°** brought up, and] ed to take the ern Central ght closing lelegates were ean to p © central] "boom" spread « Friday half] mos arly Saturday cl FE SEATTLE | BOY WINS |: Ka Samuel f ty began to practically emacy, #0 far ag trade « Pacific coast, barrir Good bulldin wap the 10M received nell in ome of the ateur athletes of Se » champton fic Northw a coemmercial tnper ntire Pacttte At that time Yale ton and Columbia were r —~ Sweethearts and Wive May the wives be sweethe: aweethearts wiven” = olng is a celebrated navy toast. but jes drinking It. why not go and the boys on the atttoaht Wis ‘onsin @ hearty Hoats leave ¢ 8 m., 1:15, 2:30 and 4:30 Soin Tacoma Excursion Sunda: The fast tea \« will make three r : , | 5 S | | MENTS. a OPERA Beatti Leadi HOUSE Theat Phone, Black T18@. GRAN ts | Jonn Cor ~ Invest your “street car money” Liteye You will save time ‘omfort. and have something t 7, ow VIOLIN. Seats reserved must be called for by 12 o'clock on the day for which they are dated GRAND | JOHN CORT. Mi SPECIAL A OPERA S*' HOUSE Leading | ‘Theater. Main 65, ENT It Doesn’t Take a “THIRD AVENUE THEATER | W. M. Russell, Myr Phone Main 667, Beattie’s Oniy Up-Town Theaten, Prices—20c, 30c, 400, 600. LAUGHTER- PROVOKING Just the thing for a summer show comedy that fe funny TONIGHT, All this week. Matinee Saturday TOO RICH TO MARRY of Tom-fyltery acts. RTANT CAST NEXT WEEK Opening Sunday night, June & Tuesday and Wea- day, y bit in thr MEMORY To RECALL the DAYS when AN IMF the dear AFFILIATED retail DRUG COMBINE—that are now SLEEPING THREE in a BED—were snarling and snap- ping at each other Uke Kil kenny cats, eaeh accusing the other of perfidy and chicanery —the one instance when ail were telling the truth. May their loveliness last until they learn that it takes 16 fiyid ounces to make a pint. Sunday, Monday ne The Splendid English Melodrama, | HANDS ACROSS THE SEA | Thursday, Friday and Saturday, THE GOLDEN GIANT x office open from 10 a. m. to 9 ven days in advance Peruna 59c 59c 59c 59c 10c Paine's Celery ompound 1 Reynolds and Pinero’s Great P “Sweet Lavender” All th k and Saturday Matinee, | seen in | | of the Year GLOBE BLOCK Phone, Main 1240 The BULL FiGil AND COWBOY CARNIVAL ‘Ten Mexican Bull Fighters. Five Arizona Cowboys. | Athletic Perk Saturday and Sunday, TH AND 8TH Miss IT, -SEATTLE | snseloieties As well ag entertaining | Don'r the down and $6 per m oak | would be che in oak, R. 962 09999990400 9689299 099209098" 09702" pocesonnoqseoooooossssonossooene eee PERRY PUT BACK OPEN . W. MERRICK AMERICAN CLOTHIER Modern Clothing at Mod RDAY NIGHT UNTIL 11 O' CK WITH DRAWS ee AS CANDIDATE erate Cost xpert d perfection of fit rkmanship, without which permanency of shape during its long period of ce. More perfectly thing few tailors can make to your measure at double our Bult of ¢ York’ most tal y way to the moat h ported worsteds, vicunas, $20, $22. oe $25. . worth $8.75 Extraordinary Sale of Boys’ Black and Biue SUITS f Boys’ Black and Blue Suits for confirmation and graduation, are particularly strong, and this year we have made special preparation for these important events. All from 14 to 20 years are represented in the different assortments, and the prices range from $5 to $20. ts for tod: Bee our special fi0e0 and $12 ards uiiding « nov our lines 4 Biue Suite, "S4 to $10 assortment age w a big ash Suits Special otter In Derby Hats s, any block, values Jolfs, Yachts and 30c dest in the world. We line of Derby and Fedora new novelty shapes Prices— $4 and $5 agents in Seattle for 4.00 Hat. All will be sold We alm nly slightly have a ta agents in We in Stetson Hate. carry shapes, And one large se d-hand Fischer ton, which will 1% oasy terme AVE weVeral good bargains tn ben We We are also exclusty Hawes guarant @ large office safe for § th worth about $499, . Special Offer on Neckwear for Tomorrow values for 5c. We ere showing immense assortments in pertals, Bows and Teck Scarfs. The latest produc- celebrated scarf makers of New York. D. S. JOHNSTON CO. General Must all Four-in-Ha tions of the as, 1 Dealers, _ PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO. _ begin at the old store to- morrow morning a tremen- duously important sale of / Men’s Clothing. Our New York’ buyers have purchased the excess stocks of three prominent manufac-: turers, the Rochester Clothing Co. of Rochester, N. Y., Stern Meyer : & Co., of New York City, Mich- aels & Levy of Philadelphia. The, triple stocks aggregate 1$45, 000 Worth ¢ High-Grade Clothing; saving t 40 Per Cent Saving of It is impossible to enumerate all the lots in this advertisement and it is impossible for us to get large space in this paper toniget.’ What is-printed must be taken as representative values, each with scores more equally good. |Men’s Trousers 40 Per Cent Saved Triple Stock of Men’s Suits---Sam- aE a 3 wf5 Of all-wool cheviot and cassimeres, pes, checks, plalde and her- ple Quotations 50 .50 800 Men's Suits, would sell wor ly a © and $10.50, every o1 reliable cassimere or chev large variety of atyles; 1 During this gale 750 Men’ jots worsted: in styles, and wew ait silk, igh 40 Por Cont Savod Men’ 8 Hats and Furnishings r saim value value Tc and $1.00; M Me Bla Men's Cot Sox, regula ¢ 2 pairs for This notice is made necessary by aco report to the management any inattention on the part of employes. Doors open at 9 o'clock. Pl this sale. Goods exchanged or money refunded for the asking. number of extra men employed fo! Pacific Coast Clothing Co. 900 First Ave, tins, Marion ARES,