The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1902, Page 3

THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1902 GRASP THE OPPORTUN ITY Phe people of Seattle That Believes 1406 D. BUCK & CO. Mer Goods, Mata and |] Second avenye, new Hiding, | Jory bard to be known as ¢ est and best Drug Store Glia: sgahoctanestiie, Northwest, OUR PRICES JAMES HENRY Red Cross Cotton, per 1d ae Cross Tar and Exe Shampoo Metap. tue size » Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, MBE oe oansnnss oad Cascara Tablets, Cakes Dandratt Cure, $1.00 « Na Dandruff Cure, $1.00 sine 7 persian Tusect Powder, per 1b. 350 Pensine, pee PINE... cages Be Ammonia, per pint be Prescriptions compounded —accu- rately and quickly at deep cut rate Shirts Open Fron Collars Cutts... Fourth, OIL STOVES — 1 burner, square ...... burner .. 2 burner ERNST BROS. 506 Pike St. Tel, John 2831, im the back and Stee ert Jey gad bledaor i] troubles. 5S0c. QUICK DRUG CO,, 704 tet ave i f B ELLIOITs hr E. J. Brown’s | oe eg : es 12 Heussy Bidg aia Reliable Planos sis iba” $ CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE as and | Open All Night. Main 1073 _COLLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY Co. UNDERTAKERS Ba Directors and Embaimers. 407 Firet Ave.. bet. Pike and Uaion Seaitie, Waan. THE QUAKER DRUG CO AE-TUP— Cures ‘Chil Sine 1012-1015 Firet Avenue, Globe Bullding. ALL NEXT WEEK We will offer ice cream freegers at a price that will -as- tonish you. Watch for Mon; day's ad. BROTHERS Crockery, THURSDAY AND BALANCE OF WEEK An Arablan Night ‘With Usual Saturday Matinee. SUMMER PRICES. er Seatt! ‘Theater. Jobe Cort, Manager. Phone Main 6% Por Tracy! He will not be able to ThePoltard Opera Co. Tonight ‘The Greatest Show “IN - TOWN” Last time of this merry burlesque P— ~teed night, “A Gaiety Girt Sitey ptvernooa and night, “1a | We, Mec, the. (EE dB oa sth all ATHLETIC PARK PACIFIC NORTHWEST LEAGUE. Baseball Thurndey, Saturday and July 10, 12, 300 White Sailor Shirts, blu flannel collar, $1.00 sold quite 8 Shirt s. KIAK, 1208 First Ave. extra. Gates open a AS MANAGER nfined to the hou the The AR ARGUS: pepe ngelus Piano Player. To VICTORIA |: | Ange! 4 on easy paym nd would hear them play- on the elegant steamship GARONNE | ‘Sherman, Clay & Co. = 711 Gecond Avenue STORAGE Tad, Migin 41-69 Offigs, 623 tet Ave © fc, Ming County, Washington. THE PRESIDENT A CHILD OF LUCK Also “An Unfledged Soldier of Fortune Who Has Rough Ridden His Way to the Presidency” SPOKANE, Watterson, Henry , Watter mailed foot in W aalringt mm and the other in Manila, stuffed with reports whi h hil dare not publish }flag which it has di t of heaven and b famous Louis ville editor, is in Spokane today and . “He is an aggressive, iafledead soldier of fortun hild of luck who by force of s : he Nene | sories of lucky chances, inside | Wedding and Engagement Rings |of ) I ‘rough-tidden’ independence a of United States be with banners of abs jarbitrary power constitution House.” Of his administration 1 FIVE FIREMAN FALL UNDER BURNING RUINS Wall Collapess Before Men Realize Danger} and Fiery Death Follows All hail imperial splendor; com ere of the fire department ¢ ADAM KERR LARLES CATHCART, : turned in from th I milis and wh 4 it Was thooght ed to the uppe will not reach |‘ f DES MOINES MEN ARE os ob LEVEES DES MOINES, July 10.—The foods in Des Moines and throughout lows If the river rises another = under the boilers at mea rand property driving them from gontinue 20 blocks occupled water supply, closing ry in the city Miles of water atret rections as far an ¢ Hundreds of men « butiding tmprovtsed levees at hut it Is feared their every fact h in three di-| water works, labors will be in vain, The flood situation reached most alarming state early this morn ing broke, forcing hundreds of residents of South Des Moines to fy, thrilling resewés in boat are report ed and thousands of of property Was lost in a half hour In that section. Hundreds of men are working des. cri; WANTS 1 OTHER WAY dollar worth| out cer ral THE SEATTLE STAR. PLNWOAAVENENANNAED ETS Theaters [ossenensennennsanennnnd Third Avenue Benefit On Sunday night at the Third nue theater Russell and Drew, x agers of the theater, and for professionals now th town, will ter Jer a benefit to Mr, and Mra. It, Vrench are well having 8 ith Hursell a be presente audoville ar Mr. and Mra canon for th old timers of Beattie and have many friends in this city Manager Kussell announcer as a traction that he services of Har Will Soon Leave Tonight the Pollard Ope pany will give the last perf In Town” at th url at the Saturday math 4 on Saturday night “La Mas Austra United States for some year ‘An Arabian Nigh » theater tonight Har nody; “An Arabian Night bright and the situa ‘of abiitty TO “PATCH Penfield War the differences be settle the squabble amicably Penfield, in hie coo Halley, matter dropped in any way ponnth jas he desires me | ies PLUNGES 10 tro der in morning, and was inatently killed. | White leaving the mb |from the top of the indder. Hoye will b inte pounds of wha been whipped to St. Mitha: whaling steamers, Kariv: *, Baylign and Belvid * Bruce | ndant was elected | » bank. | P grounds jthat it had never | such a meeting had been he r was not admissat the state has been trying this can something was dor YOU ARE TRACY DEPUTY ALARMS|°"" een SHERIFF CUDIHEE front | More Carrie rriers yesterday. that the Fremont and | hould hear the | has kept him cor te at | for & SUNDAY, . . JULY 13th |sewes ects, | rangeme announced td the by pulldings for the co Men's and Boys’ Straw Hats iS 100 Men's Hore Be Suspenders w night the bill will be “A Gaiety cotte” will be played, After leaving Heattle the children will eail for 4 and will not-return to the ids and company will} Sydney Grundy’s laughable very funny, Mr. Grundy | » of the beat known Englixh y writers and this plece is one bis best, ‘The plece should go well ids and his campany e »lwteel company IT ALL UP” ; PLAN HUGE BUSINESS Details of Tacoma Steel Company's Deal VICTORIA, B,C, July 10.-De commence the eonstruction i. In addition te the ion With harnessing the er and starting mille place ompany bi The firat y and an ultimate capacity of 160 te Harry Hewitt Everett but the supply timber pulp has #0 deteriorated that @ third-clamw article duced, At Quat in no excellent ALL ARRANGED All ‘ar pleted fc day ‘Arbitration for Bailey- and e de-| tn atier tredede nepal we two then ine upen a course that will iar and an asa, and that until ‘he fe convinced that certain statements credited to Bailey are without foun. | dation, knows of mo reason. why he should retract m the other hand, it ts understood, t willing to have. th avold further com- be satisfied with any- 1 blood let. settled by cursion and furnish music going and | coming. Direetor ri TON, July 10.—Arbitra-| Regiment Band of Victoria has pably be resorted to for! noun the F that he will give a conc In honor of the excursioniets Bunday afternoon at Oak Park. Special ex ursions will be ran fr © various points of tnt Ce es REPORTERS REBUKED OYSTER BAY, July 10.—Presi | dent Roosevelt has invited a number f friends to visit him during his stay here, The vixite will have no ce whatever. It is announced that the president will wpake no appointments of importance during the summer, He called two New York correspondents to his Office last night to rebuke them for writing enaational stories about his politica! signifi home life. and children. HIS DEATH George Cannon, « coal miner, fell the shaft of a coal mine at Black Diamond yesterday WANTED Au cerontuniry To show you our handsome line of Stiff and Soft Hats, SEATTLE HAT FACTORY 1111 SECOND AVENUE Hats Cleaned, Blocked and Retrimmed Special Reductions In Etamine Suits and Separ- ale Skirts, We have a few very swell Etamine Suits and Skirts that we have marked down to about half price, Heht and dark colors and black. SHIRT WAISTS Just received another superior Shirt Waists in white, al- Linen Batiste and Black n, White Mohair, ete. 1252 SECOND AVENUE Bet. Seneca and University DIAMOND! Ne SLAY AND SILVERWARE | a Hansen 7 \« avenue. Lhe largest jewelry house im the Northwest. Dond Lillard nurbon, the Northwest ' MIONOGRAM | RYE 20 years old, best whisky in J.J. HAGGERTY, ‘Bren he Maina 808 Second A Open Sun: OR. JOHN Se KOWALSKI Scientific Optician... Columbia and Marios ays 11:00 to 12, beacons Biota Cilige OO OO COAG Cs ARMOURS cont ft Is due to the f materials | The head of the| is pulp. mills in article can be made as the timber| The beautiful Kin nival, 4 The D. S. JOHNSTON CO. 903 2nd Ave. Burke Bidg. — $$$ —— m Victoria rest about [Yale and Wolff-American $35 $40 $50 You can't efford to waste your ime, walking 0 street care when You can tle Getn Razor, worth $1.75: spec vo Pearl Handie Pocket Knives, worth $1.50; 4 1 Handie Pocket Knives, worth $1.75; special .. member that the fi = i tie Pocket Knives, worth $2.50; special - Lightning Bread Knives, worth %c; spectal .. Agents for Garland Ranges, Eldridge Sewing Machines and Ni wheel of ue f week until bt wheels in the who! You néed any free on 3 ih a bicyele are an investment. The | fickels you give for car fare are} gone. A rich iin LOT No, 1—-Over 200 in ages from 14 to 19 years, Men's regular $2.5 IMPORTANT NEWS |] WEDNESDAY sn SALE i | ACMESUIT C LACEand EMBROIDERY THE ACME SUIT CO. 1442-14144 2nd | THERE ARE “ PI ANOS Hot Weather Comfort - GOOD, BAD AND INDIFFERENT The Cooking can be made a positive comfort by ther word! ar ‘The great popu using the latest improved e Ste s much di ference between the old, smoky oil stove and the new Wickless Blue Flame one and w exhib selec given to th is not desired, there is between night y. A single trial will convince you. Regarding Gas- oline Stoves: The old style of gasoline stove had a habit of asionally exploding, which the new not possess. The gasoline stove has come to stay as the cook stove for summer weather in houses where coal oil/ product positively C. MILES & PIPER CO. RGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE WORTHWEST. | —e | 1021-1023 FIRST AV E., NEAR SPRING. | | General Music Dealers. BICYCLES The Little Shover Razor, worth $1.25; spectai waiting for the | | good b Hot Air Furnaces. harge for the calendar year wheels. ‘The nickels you put M. SPINNING | 1206 Second Avenue sj ¢ had very little to s For the past few days w body in and tributary to Seattle. DOWN THEY GO Although everything in the store has been selling at greatly reduced prices, for the past three days our entire force has been kept busy re-arranging and taking another “whack” at the prices, until now all goods will go at less than cost of manufacturing. HOW CAN WE DO IT It’s this way: The Bankrupt -Globe Stock was bought in at 4oc on the dollar, and must be cleared out before starting extensive alterations and improvements, which the store will undergo the end f July. big lot of all woot Cheviots, Cas- simeres and Tweeds, in plain, Kray, PA) blue. I checks or mix tures. which pange In values of $10, guaranteed strictly S11 and $12 of high art tailored Suits in imported English clay worsteds, werg French worsteds, faney cut and tailored in the height of . fashion, some full silk lined, in either cutaway breasted sack c BOYS’ SUITS of Suits in Hundre: and — striped breasted and in Over 500 little fellows’ in all wool serk worsteds, Which novelty Suits, in actual at ‘ at FURNISHINGS A line of regular 50c Silk Neckwear in tecks, four- 1s ity, in either Fed in-hands and club ties, at ° ra, Gragco or Derby J Ali our fine Te, $1.00 and $1.25 Neckwear during styles, black, brown this sale at 4 pearl colors, at. ®E.2 Men's Silk Bosom Shirts, in a large vatiecy of pat- quality Men's rth $1.60 and $2.09; apectal price Be d Hose, in either black or tan, sold in ost stores at Mic; our pric Ibe *, silk finished and made rt attachments, worth 0c test quality. ¥ iguan Under wn and flesh colors, worth t in pink, nd $1.00; ase ALEXANDER BRIDGE, Proprietor Located in the new, elegant, four-story white brick building northwest corner of First ave- nue and Madison street 1003 FIRST AVENUE vara ruc: 1003 FIRST AVENUE Will Be Offered Saturday. Carbo Magnetic Rasor,, worth $800: special GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. $407 SECOND AVENUE. THE SILENCE IS BROKEN y about the cut price sale of the Globe Clothing Co.'s Stock, ow: ing to the fact that a big surprise was being prepared for every- An elegant line of black clay worst- eda, biue serges, striped flannel, in ail the popular shades; color, finely tailored throughout; former prices, $15, $16 and $18...... Diack and gray worsteds, ut in either single or double garme' bave sold for $13.50, mm and 318. CHILDREN’S SUITS Suits in every conceivable kind and color; some worth $3.60, $2.50—one price for choice .... A big assortment of finer grades in 2-plece or vent — kind which are fit for any kind of wear, tn corduroy and calfskin, shoe stores $200; aur Men's high grade SI up to $6.00, at., THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO.