The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1902, Page 3

. GATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1902 ay BE SURE ne \oowr us oectivea | | 11. W/ McGaughey, W, Mutcomre, W.| 0 KNOW THAT AOR Ee = ate eee wees pad filled 0 ust D wea Gocnnd avenue be Portland has been owned by ores. © Alaska Commercial ( « an 0. BUCK & CO. \mining Siffers From ae Nokia gpd bring them to Bartels, We w Mon's, Boys’ and Cbil- | sat weet a denete lve you from 25 to 80. per cent. You dren's Clothing an Early Drought ‘de will get ex what your doctor hing Yin grderet 1404 Bartoll’s Anti-Trust Prices Carter's Little Liver Pills nd the before in the h Hair Rer by Carter's Swe ‘size 1406 eit Queen Perfume, full ounce..! Greme Levaine, a harmless , 4 2 Ramaker Music (0, 23 Griental Cream, $1.59 ¢txe ty e=hewda, Hunker he - Moved to 1406 Second Ave. at the lower end, has son “gum Campos. per pound Ge) } ela ten sluleg onda “put th + maaar of 0%. per pound 206 fnain croak i hot much Willhed ¢ Cream Sota, per glags.. Be ean afford to thin ng ~ - a ta i . tw r pay the . WE ADVERTISE THE TRUTH whine *y AND THE TRUTH ADVERTISES for ardin ; = ts. pupa, but they ~ ge #* low before, Portland ried two wlutoe-h pout halt of one. tion, Gold Run suffe Sulphur and Quar = | Fe oie + er 8 § eee eet Feces 1 i OB? ; The main causes are two. « been removed adjacent to and the water i# not he th ‘Free Deltyery. M 4 BECOND A Ls y for | These things make It ne me relief Ina permanent form gave the opportunity for the Treadgold octopus to alm and ¢ th wntry the plea of water being in The spring wluicing Is now finished, but the summer wot | hardly begu \STR. PORTLAND |HOTEL BUTLER ©, SEATTLE'S|OAFE ano | | | | and GRILL wh, first-class Room E e hg: sn Conneo- HOTEI werrented.<. 1 ERNST BROS. Pike St. Tel, Tablets every | ing and Engagement Rings (Continued from age one.) This i# probably accounted for b the fact that the Nome City aid no go Into Dutch Harbor. Told By the Star's Extra ‘The fact that the Name City would arrive port during the eventn in * by nature's pro Shirts min Open Front Shirts or pases by, but it 1zye epriny ot de drock in the creek ft» ae wed and the water now urth, Near Pike, apes by. subterranean channels. DRIFTS WITH ICE SOME OF HER HISTORY "| Just previous coming to this] | port the Portiand, then known as the | Haytion Republic, wan trading be S| tween Haytien ports a# 4 passenger poat and freighter. ‘The Haytien Re time the « e running bn 1 xteamship Co. was then withdrawn from this rup and put on the Van | couver, B. C, and Portland run. It wee at thie time her was changed to Portis IMPORTANT to the The y ot | was telegraphed to the Marine Ex-| The most important news 4 | chenge from Port Townsend when |down from the North by the Nor . — | ato Vessel Dassed into the Bound at |‘ ity a8 he trial and conviction . HERMAN, FOLEY CO. | "°C" iow minutes later a Star extra |charge of tampering with a Jury ln : wel's arrival at/® orimi With Rich 7 an d a her ne of the [an aeee PU NDERTAKERS [pees Portland's perilous expérience Funeral Directors and Embaimers. | The publication of the extra caure 1407 First Ave., bet. Pike and Union| an immense crowd (@ Bamemble Seattle, W: Arlington dock and when the City wearily steamed into the bar bor, her bows battered by floatini fee and upper works scarred an: dirty, fully 2400 people were asser bied to greet her. nit | Several of the passengers were re {with } turning home after years spent | 6 | the North and many and enth: ~~ Marion. | Weil "e na reading lasies give com) = | between them and their friends SCHUCHARD OPTICAL Co. Eye Specthuioes shore before a landing was effec ‘The following was the Nome City passenger list: M. Morte, 7. A. Matha wie ant shot, Paul d’Helrry, Hagan, Pert Davenpe | Glidden, Mise Bi Henr H. @. Millard, Joa Menaing, Scheoff and eight prisoners, COMPLETE PASSENGER LIST A complete list of the steamer 7 | Mout |. Ronzome, B. D. Ba: ie, Mes. Lee Little. ir, T. Le, Petri Beli, J. deParthland, W. Ke. J. F.Séiner, P. Anderson, W. Lat! mer, Mise Saliner, John Rines, Brown, V. B. Britton, J. BR. Worng Sunset Oil and Refining Co, Second block of stock of 40,000) (1 shares nearly all sold. That remain- ing yet to be had at 2%e per share. ‘Those desiring stock will do well to act promptly. Early advance in price ‘arlo, A ELLIS MOREISSON, Asst. Sec. apalipicll alas Basement Mutual Life bidg, Seat- <-> W. P. Oleso REDUCED RATES TO NOME. oo jarnell, George first boat for] i Ju he 25th, For in ali 618 First ave., or At- ac ed MARCHE € BON MARCHE PICNIC. CLERKS. + See ad, bage 3, Marche Benefit Agsocta FOR ooo @ grand picnic and dance a ALASKA Attend tha great bargain sale Mon Boats leave Colman dock at 9,10 day. The Rival Clothing Co., Becon4| and 11 a. m., 12:90, 1:16, 2:15, 4:20, = and Madison. 5:45, 10:30.p. m/ any quantity, best * 2 Fare, 60 cents round trip, including pe ary , dancing. i lowe Sults for men’s and boys’ wear are . qual ty, west iat sale’ Monday, at the ad price. ISSAQUAH COAL CO. | Foot i anes St To 1 and Madison. eee a SUPERIOR MOV For the past week the PICTURES Sunday Dinner aurope ‘at|to have bee Ite were the greetings exchanged | Whose trial for th hg Se ae A.M. Armond, J BE. Kidder, C. &. Bratton, BE. Flowers, Ned 4 a ’ w ith, Thomas Frary, H. A Porte! The Rival Clothing | Jourden man. The eontence They were arrested pl i Joseph D. Nome s “ d in |to fix the jury United Btates ve mberziement fu came on for hen Apeil 17 regult of the alleged jury fixing Wright was a quitted, district attorney alaimed t States w 4 ¥ before the court, Without a jury Db py court room was - TIDE LANDS HAVE Riz. : tone “Berta taeber T Kelieg Tekn|1 might have been rich as Frank Black eee, J 10 : Had it not been Mister Mack Siiverware. hath, Horcheliner, | Advined me not to buy tide lots That they were only good in spots. I might have been rich as a Jow Excepting that a friend or two fused to loan me the cold cash And leave them maaticating hash. I might have beon a@ tide land king For T was squarely in the ring, Ob! that H. H, Dearborn 4 Co. Would rel! more lots extremely low Their office ts in Haller's Block, Room “C” firt feor, don't stop to knock, 1: J Dunlap, real es 4 Union block XCURSION | ee ore ere ye | Refractiag... sxful exhibitions at 1019. Firs e . on Mr. G. W. Boyd, the FY Crnsomme, Chicken & la Sevigne. | Optician... has « remarkably RELISHE | Look for the big Spectacle Sign | » e collection of pictures of all | r er 4 vex,| OVer 208 Pike street. Best place in| the latest notable events that on Radishes. Yous Diived: | SOM ARY to have Your ayes corrected: | Shlee ‘him torgive atfentire change| FISH, | 11-12 Heussy Bide. | or program weekly. The exbibition | or «mali musical instruments and Turhot. Holtbut.a ie Cardinal. | ————— | this week Im of an exceedingly high| supplies just received. Also a Frog Leus. wishes it to be) LARGE SHIP: T of TALKIN ENTREES.’ k MACHINES and the LATEST REC P Ravioli, Stuahroum Hauge il ia Boor * |ORDB How arriving, giv @ fa Cassarote | chit aren ing purchasers over FOUR T t ‘CORDS to select from. fou Jus etx aterry And Pabst Milw: ea Main MAF page Baked, Potatoes. atoes in Cream. DESSERT, 4 la Crystal nd Cream, 3000 ail-wool Watch Caps; nothing better for this cold weather. 1209 00 First ave. ad RR Reichert Bros., piangs, 110 Unto KIRK, Manufacturing Jeweler TOOTH Soap A cure for aching, aw@lien, tired and sweaty feet— 15c a Box HIRSCH PHARMACY CO. 1435 Wiret Ave. Cot. Pike St Tel. Main 916. Men’s Fancy - SHIRTS 4 Laundered —— THE QUAKER DRUG CO WRE-IT-UPCure> Chill Blaine 1013-1015 Firat Avenue, Globe Bullding. Gott Shirts, worth SPECIAL 75 Since buying the Winter & Harper heet music, small musical in d merchar business, ff May, we have add nd dollars to the stoc to note that our advantages of courteous t PIANOS * you m | second-hand snetrur ¥ on new or D. S. JOHNSTON CO; General Muste Dealers, $03 Second Ave. Burke Building NOME NEWS| atment, | THE SEATTLE STAR. + lawyer and Albert Fink, appenre tine Acting Di rey jJohn L. MeGinn @ ‘ nducted the 4 on behalf | Now Looked Upen | Kerm of the Nome ¢ ay | (is iderab! ibt of| n Nor aut fornie | anti and p Judge 1 the » if it wan th at that he Prov’ With the # whieh arrived on the Elk after th dropped | | Lemons, $10 a! oon, $9; exKe, | IN CHURCHE Ss | ‘Trinfty Parish The prices, ev. H.W. Gowan Crowning of the Vacation Blessings Delilah’s Hene Re oe Thompron, At ll a n's Greatest Privilege,” ® p. m. The Story of an Outlaw First Unitarian—Rey, W. D. 8 nds, At ll a. m., “The Martyré Men of Science Introductory idrese, “Dr. M. J. @avege at the Boston May Mt. Zien Ba Rev. J See the battleships today NEW 8v tn Taylor pastor N. Schutt, preniding elder of Hatem, | Ovegon, conference will preach in| | German. “At #p. m he will speak in eagien Young People's Aillance will meet in the ehurch at 7:30 p. m. 8 1 Meetngs Mental Sclérive Apsociation meets Masonic hall at #1 How to Make cane.” by Prof, Knox : al ty at 8 o'clock Amanda ‘Third avenue subject and Mental man Catholic Meetings Church of Our Lady of Good Help Rey. F. X, Prefontaine, pastor Low mas, § The tnittatio By dropping or quality an: Wo! number you am M. Spinning fee the batt For some me Telephe «1 n engaged of a new switchboa: rge exchanges of New York City nd London Phillips» that the ough to per & limited number of thard and that the emaity be kept In service ail of the lines have been transferred. but it will be disposed of section by section as the work of transfering in the service, and must expect them: but| this interference will be kept down) to the minimum, The new board Introduces a new! system of switching to eur no board the operators are learning # r jem. We would ask veribers to bear th mind not condemn the ne not necewmary for excuse for thé new equipment hy y best that can be as the tranmfer to the new has been completed and the operators are familiar with the new nystem, give the very beat of Wervice to the full satisfaction of our subscribers. RON MARCHE PICNIC, See ad. pame 3. Att ns Make your wife happy by laying up something for the future in a good, reliable bank. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR REN r 4, and 12 months at $4.00 a@ year and ‘upwards NORTHW! * TRUST & SAFE O8IT CO., 90-94 | Cotman Building. F. Shorreck, Pr John P. Harti: Alexander M ES eo ‘GRAN orana recat |] | JOHN CORT, Mgr. Phone, Main 65, Unique |Entertainment Ninth Annual ital ‘To Be Give by the Pupils of Biteabern Jay Richardson, Monday 3, 1902, at 8 o'clock Admission and Boe, including reserved seat ““‘The Queen’s Rohe’”’ Reed by Miss Marton nitarian chureh| Jung 24. Admia Written by Opt | Lowell at th | Tuesday ev | sion 60c UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT Ninth annual recital to be given by the pupils of Kilzabeth Jay Richard won, Monday evening, June Jrd, at ‘he Grand Opera House. Admission—16e, 260 and 600. at their cen-| office, of the latest and most im-| ed type, sich as fein use in the] that in giving service on the new! We shall be in position to/ Go to Spinning for AOU. tiie ican, DK 1206 Becond ave. w. M. Seattie’s Only Up- Town Theater. Prices—20c, 30c, 400, 50e. high mans, 16 bicycle rey be 8 rietl given ur patrons, pa today Your THIRD AVENUE THEATER Phone, Main 567. RUSSELL, Manager. A Hi By W. GILLE PRESENTED BY A COMPANY OF COMEDIANS EAST LYNN ONE SOLID WEEK COMMENCING TOMORROW S NIGHT THE COMEDY SENSATION OF THE SEASON Last Performance TONIGHT DANCING CLASSES Monday and Friday Evenings for Beginners. Y exa@usive priva every afternoon Wilson's. Seattle's old fashionable and only recognized school of dancing. Ranke block Furth and Pike. CALMER | alsts, Separate £ RIGHT money back for KIND.” the asking. | | | | Close Open Until | esd NEWHALL’S tn A Tonight Tonight (ir e Men's Furnishings, Dress Goods, Notions, Millinery, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, Muslins, and th without regard to profit. ce Sunday papers for the week's great specials, and remember that this is the greatest Opportunity ever offered where you may se- cure high-gsade merchandise first cost. E. W. NEWHALL & CO. W. B. McCARTHY, Mapager gh-Clase Family Resort. TTE EAST LYANE | (OMPAN Presenting a Oe HARRINGTON REYNOLD Sem MUTK stato aa | ry FAST, FURIOUS. i ae io Sewatl nll Panicked FLOREN KR. Lybroe DENTAL ade Dental Work High ¢ at Reasonable Prices MYSTERIOUS MOD i ~ SUMMER PRICES COMPANY SEATTLE 12:30, 1 Beach at BOTTLE OF SUNDAY | XCURSION Oregon and Wis- Picnic Sports Boats Leave Colman Dock at 9, 10 and 11 a. m.; 21S, 2530, 4:30, 5:45 and 10:30 p. m. Boat Leaves Bremerton at Midnight; Pleasant 50c Round Trip 50c ; } This is the Answer: ‘Make a Sentence Oui of the Above Rex Drug Store eat Retiring Sale STOP AND THINK housands of other articles must be sold —-TO THE— Battleships AT THE NAVY YARD and Dancing AT PLEASANT BEACH —BY— MARCHE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Last 12:15. RELL LEELA a= % A Little Darke in Bed with Nothing Over it IB: 1D IF YOU CANNOT CALL AT THE ONE OF THE CLERKS WILL READ IT FOR YOU OR GIVE YOU A * MICROBINE IF YOU READ it RIGHT