The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1902, Page 3

7 1) TF! Bi gh} Bee | im YT | OP FAR) gi eee FS | Foumes 1s} Ot lia teonsl =e err —_ ie wEonesoay JUNE 1 Their Minds Can’t Grasp i D. BUCK & CO. Mon's, Boys’ and Ohil- dron’s Clothing | SrOweeeweeseeesetesesang FOUND, BUT AGAIN LOST *~ Theaters sMethe" At Fathers of Two Chicago Girls Once peer i They Ignorantly it that by boycotting the _ A shut off Bat Drug Co. theo r ii Force the People y them outrageous prices for ines. But they have not su [Dautton Carpet Co. 1020 First Avenue Main 920 | _3000 all- wool Watch Caps; nothing better for this cold weather. J KIRK, 1209 First Ave. CALMER 90 tnd ave. Waists, Separ 2. bottles pint bottles dottles *, $1.00 kind Ane. ine, full onia. full pt : ie 4 Sells Ladies” ate attle Drug Trust x HT KIND. Your money back for the Open All Night Tei.. Main 1 {COLLIN SHERMAN, FOLEY CO. NDERTAKERS Directors and Embaimers. bet. Pike and Union, Seattle, Wash. 1406 Ramaker Music (0. Moved to 1406 Second Ave. ik wer 50 stores. THE R asking ww skGonD AVENUES FLIES out with Ernst Bros.” Screen Doors. {Oil finish, 90c, $1 parable screen, 25¢, , 4c. / ERNST BROS Pike St. Tel, John 2831. JAMES HENRY Wholesale Open Front Shirts. 12yc Collara mn ~ Cor, Marien e Opiticnl In one of two Gays evycx_paus 2 Mae vie Nee. % tortabie. $1.00 url wo spectalty. SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO., valiats 1207 Second ave. Beattie, It t» NOT absolute- ly certain that these Coons are brothers, But ft I absoutely cer- tain thet the store over which they pre- side offers some rare bargains. Read yesterday's ad. about Feathe: dusters. Whenever you see them you'll find good reliable merchandixe marked at snappy prices. Coon 1 Bros. .: eat hy OSSOOS9SCSS99SO502090 005 The Richmond Plano Club Now Forming people and yourrelf magnificent pianos fc J of $400; and better, you wered for $10 « ull u i int crowns, $5; Full $ Fans $1 up; Silver Fill- "York Dental Parlors BAMST AVE. SEATTLE. | Howacd Mota Lise a. brane pages ee wear Ninety-nine get the 290 ins can have it de the balance to be paid at the rate | | $6.00 A MONTH | oR | 20 CENTS A DAY | Shermai, Clay & Co. Second Avenue Obtain from an Electric 1 can select a loca> » for your bust « of proximity to a mtenm engine 2y comforts G. Benninghausen, in Headquarters for the repair of al Wa'ches First p aif, a c shop; your own controlied by when- working of. #07 Avenue Time inspector for the & P. 8. Ry., and the Beattie Ei aS The Seattle Electric Go. a sie 907 First lover 208 Pike street. Best place In Ave. | the city to have your eyes corrected [1-12 Heussy Bide BE ELLIOTT, Refracting jw ner More Disappears ah and Agnes Neil, ived In. Sea’ from Chicago, are 6 for thotr father two girs Andre Hinint Tennar “The Golden Giant” ective Cha pecta is helping t thi joe from 1 © girl eripple thetic appeal asking for her e hearts of th was found « fforts of th ~ SAY REGENTS up-t nklin through the tte gitt and hor ister cor a ARE UNFAIR embers of th: are of the opinion of th ac ation and Will remain there until they find him: EMPLOYMENT. ree SCORED} | that the re city the prefere ing the grounds, offer was as high as Labor Commiast uut's office, charges made agains firm of Russell & Rus#ell, who an Agency on Main st %@ Investigated. Several laboring been ot night in exchange affair, f pe 41 for his position, Upon ar ‘ouneilman Protection disage tera, the latter practically acc Nelson of standing in with the « ison admit~ amply protected from fir to take Cony oma ‘The bridge is patr Officer Bevan and siderable trouble lately fires along the treat tleo be drafted Axing agencies at $200 per year instead f $100, ap At present. ‘The Tate harged for positions will also be ‘and 60 vents for be called Willams tor Hevan's suggestion dence for F. C.| will be carried out and Tweitth| cock chemical fire today ruilding an $1850 Snsian at John stree' venue. He has mpleted drawings of a residence for Mra. M. C. Saure t Fifteenth avenue and treet, to coat about $17 making plane for a $6000 rouse, 40x60 feet, 4 three vigh, to be bullt ‘Terrace ar Sixth avenue, by Mary L. Bom: t When a fire tw dine ft will save the call paraty hief Cook, of the fire dey lieves the scheme will b is out firespan bereatter A Pienic : Pas De you want an ideal place -_ - pienle or camping ground? ee take a trip to Pleasant Beach. Boats ve Colmar dock at 30, 8 and 10 » m.: 2:16, 2230 and 4:30 p m, He round trip. nty-third Aven ole & quanUty of some toe. De and Byrn’ ulinary ives 3 Savanereseeesaseseensd | ty for the benefit uncilmen GOOD SUGGESTION Grant Street Bridge To Have Fire The Grant street bridge ts to The a nightly by| PY has had When the! starting from scratch and the tittle in an alarm-| efore the fire appar. | which is to place Bab- Inguishers at regular intervals along the bridge. covered the eh feal can be used, and in most cases of the rtm he devi y Bevan will be an ex-officio W. E. Stroetze! has reported to the irgiars entered an un-| on the ease. THE SEATTLE STAR. ZA BAR ROOM FREE FOR ALL Mike Burne’ Saloon the Scene of Early Morning Rumpus i free-forsa arrest of a wor A general remlted in. the Burn’a salor and Washington this morning, — It winch @ night revelers that McClurg and Helm sent Juat how row wh, but th nth th a Kannae wm of a ¢ © were playing ping for balls and gener reigned Matt Martin, J. KR. Pr land, Garfield John Walker we }during the The fighters ith chatre a net, ani nit gulation and that started the fun. HARRIMAN SALT LAKE, June tt cial meeting of tt stockholders — th hat of any president; Charle ‘asslet : BICYCLE RACING WILL BE REVIVED : 4 ited by ored high night racing ts to n Seattle and Fi Bicycle ival Spokane pia, hay | Howell street | property "Cycle teavor revive be | Popular, race meet will be Sat 4 Sunday, June 14 and 1 Special features have been arranged On Sawrday, in ad r amateur and pr Rust, of Seatt of Everett, bh s Stephens, Arthur Byers, Mins Potter handicap. of all sizes and the big tandems con-|j small) gt apes will start ~ HICAGO, Op Sunday Frank Cotter ping te geo of dead in his room In tel yesterday red) single. motors will be given a | handicap. and “Du six-day will le race paced nd Virgil Mall will et the mile record be hind the ° Saturday, June 14, te Indies’ day ladies will be admitted to the grounds and grandstand free, ‘The|* Public is Invited to see the riders! Unknown training from 10 to 18 4 and 6:20 to 7:30 daily, the 4 be- | | ing open for spectators during these hours. Henry Minkler, Winlock, Wash. missing to the loc GETS BACK AT DOCTOR LAURIE tar n, who is muing Dr is ¢ breach of prom sandy Sadie Don Wilfred Laurte REAL ESTATE. Grunbaum KILLED HIMSELF having HENRY MINKLER Mi 47 years old. weighs 145 pounds, has mustache and red hair beitved te have w ‘SPOKANE LAPS | UP A VICTORY On| Throws Tacoma Down And Bits Her in the Fifteenth OMA © BRACE PUTS ON DRESSES ‘SALOON RAID IN THE TENDERLOIN To! | Nine Gentiemen, All Too Rich Marry, Are Taken In nd-up of the A general r Te RICHARDSON WINS THE FIRST PRIZE) » 5, ACRITICAL EXAMINATION | —OF THE— Oregor | 4 at we ‘oater se2| KIMBALL = PIANO [Wht convince claims we ma! lebrated make |tone is good, John Rt. | eanework tn 4 by the| this that 1 % found | than other pian nonge ho-|and we have « {| worthy of ation by intend i purchasers looking for satisfac ‘and good values re the peautl Marry Ke nd Minn Pe Its it lasting and the urpassed. Add to t a lower price u employe th INTIL JUNE 18. Kimball Baby nw wind n by the “Elke” to “Queen of the Carnival.” We la large and elegant stock of Kimball and many other leading makes to NG |know you. Also several good bar- near|gaing in elightly damaged Pianos Goop GIVEN AWAY who lives han been reported |Step in. He is al police. D. S. JOHNSTON CO. General Music Dealers. 903 Second Ave. Burke Building anged and Oregon POLICE NOTES NEW CARS ARRIVE This ts a fine lot of new style cale Waints GEORGE F. MEACHAM. pare LYS LYNCH IS HELD FOR TREASON Wiil Hot Be Classed as a Burgher r Lynch was are; w street court, Het to the charge, ax if he bad any state: fied nervously afternoon the, the questions reply to 4 Lynch did ot » surrender aw burghers, the gov~ ifour, replied, r , and wih my ermitted such « plea. Hig clase} ation is that asked make, rep! ed from the an Fran-| f| to ie ooo gee k wp John Walters, who is belleved to 2-year-old [itl made the request years of age and a waiter, of #t ourt on the charg oat from a | Zo ever Shirtwaists 1413 Second Bon Marche block. Tel. It You Want Good Coffee Try some of ours. Largest and best assortment of Coffee Cakes in the city. Main $80. 48c Very near it. Cut out this coupon and bring/ter with 45 cents and get one dozen Perfect Carbon Panel Photos. 5 These Photos are something new and seen to be mapree lated. aici THE PERFECT PICTURE (0. 1419 THIRD AVENUE Bet. Pike and Union Ground Floor DR. JOHN J. KOWALSKI ---Sclentifie oORtician... | B09 Second Av., bet. Open Samenye 11:00 be 11:00 to Pred REAL ESTATE. _ CAPITOL HILL Having contracted for 300 lots in the fourth division of Capitol Hill, I am forced to immediately apply a large payment. This I must get out of the property in the largest way and quickest manner possible. There ordinary retail methods, so I am going to sell off to the public at wholesale. If it were anything but high class property, I would not hazard handing over to purchasers the naming of prices at public auction sale. But its unquestioned merit will appeal so’ strongly to your judgment, that at any rate, a large total sum will be secured. The Seattle public The seeing-a-good-thing quality is no time to wait the is discriminating. is a Seattle characteristic. the Essential Feature Hence Tuesday, June 17, at 2 p. m., the sale opens at public auction. Last fall I sold at public auction 32 lots in High- I then advertised, land Addition in two hours’ time. as I do now, that every lot offered by the auctioneer should go to a bona fide purchaser. The bidders realized that the pledge was being It will be so at this sale, Iam kept to the letter. It must and shall asking you to come out and bid. be a square deal between us. Selling first-class real estate at auction is a common method of sale You can readily see the immense ion and other charges; and also in the larger cities. Quick ActionIs TUESDAY, JUNE 17 AT 2 the advantage of a quick turn, This margin you are sure of, and besides, you have the guarantee that you are not paying above the market price. In all the immense Capitol Hill tract, in all of Seattle, Nature’s “Beauty Spot” Is just east of City Park (now called Volunteer { Park); that's where the sale will begin. Unless you have visited this tract recently, you have not the remotest idea how “fetching” it is. The park frontage, the lake and mountain view—in fact the whole situation, commends itself to the home builder. But before the sale, visit Capitol Hill; just give the matter a thorough investigation. Get yourself posted. The more you know about it the better. Inquire what it costs to grade streets, lay water mains, construct sewers and lay cement sidewalles. George F. Meacham P. M. Then do you know that every lot to be offered faces an avenue that is graded, sewered, has 6-inch water main and cement sidewalks? These items are all paid in full, Do you know what these things cost? Just make the payment out of a $300 purse; you'll find about thirty cents left. Then go around the city and see the naturally eligible locations that ‘ have been killed by a go-as-you-please system of city Then costing less than $1500 will be permitted; building. consider that here no building that no house front will be closer than 20 feet from the property line; that you'll stand no chance of un- sightly “flats” destroy the “homey” surroundings which your good Think of these things and you will You rearing their fearsome presence to taste demands. realize what a “restricted” neighborhood is. have seen such in your Eastern home town; you know something of what it means; you know how such restrictions build up and advance a neighbor- hood, and what effect it has on values. And then just think. that you are gies an opportunity to 315 New York ... Block ... 7 | name the price you will pay for a lot in this peerless district. Now, I am going to sell 100 such lots, and every- one a good one (there are no poor ones), to the high- est bidder. My only condition is that there shall be just a fair competition between actual bidders. I pre- dict that there will not be a lot sold that will not be / worth twice as much in a year’s time. Why, at the Highland Addition sale, not a few buyers made good profits by re-selling even before deeds were delivered. Do you know that residence property in Seattle is far cheaper than in any city of like size in the United States? That a rapid advance in value is logical and certain. There is one good rule to follow in buying real estate, and that is to UY THE BEST. It is something that some other person wants when you want to sell. Get Up on the High Places The valleys and dales may suit some, but most people want their homes upon the higher ground, and there’s good reason in it. TERMS OF SALE—$r100 deposit will be re- quired at the sale, balance in thirty days, or one- half the purchase price may run six and twelve months at 6 per cent. These deferred payments I can turn in in lieu of cash, so you will be welcome to the accommodation if you wish it. With each lot goes a free abstract, with an opinion of title by Struve, Allen, Hughes & McMicken,