The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1902, Page 3

Why Pay More Drug Co. charge best medicines | Than the Bartel ‘Then, too, you get th that experts can buy Borax, per pound He | VICTORIA, B. C., July 18.—For de Cream of Tartar, per pound:,..48¢ R fi [ Musi€ (0.! |Columbian courts are corrupt, William M Alcohol, pet p 40 the Sandon Paystreak, was brought before Benzine, per pint +5 Moved to 1406 Second Ave. morning and sentenced to nine month vim Glycerine, per pound Be jother year if he fails to secure sureties for What do you think of having JAMES HENRY thavior your prescriptions oreptre by grad |] Whetesate and Motait Butener, Jobber, wates in pharmacy at artell's tn. qnelaphergiving ereg)’jietamity Bost Meats OFFICIALS ARE 35 to 35 per cent, also, 0. BUCK & CO. » Boys’ and Chil- dren's Clothing and new rniahing Goods, Hats nd avenue, hoes, 1404 Bec ting. 1406 nes Tul 1 Servte Rpecial attention EDITOR GETS NINE MONTHS FOR ACCUSING BRITISH COL- UMBIA JUDGES OF CORRUPTION <n, vis mc Nc a the j prisonn his future goc | Votela, Restaurante, 8u Pink Pills, Se size athe eine Steamship Indiana of the Carter's Swedish Hair Fo er, $1 ie ahoat sive iVe WATCHES. DIAMONDS, FINS Jed 4600 tons Paine’s Liver Pilla, 20 site 0c | JEWELRY SND SULVERWARB® | SALT LAKE, July l&—The cor Sonsiating tly of me Warner's Safe Kidney Cure, 1.0 708 tet | oner’s jury at Park City retui chandiee, forage and con site ap Aes ase | Adore Hansen ™.,:. | olding the offictats « nner Paine Of the re K ‘ " |The largest jewelry house in ming bh ie nor hia evening Pierce's Kidney Cure, $1.00 sixe | Noren ’ o bead Rong a lap Gaabenaata * Ashonm the Swamp Root, $1.00 size... ae =| Hives Ee Shannon, Mr. and M eiburg, PL. Runkel, ( We treat you as we would like you to treat us. a + Moye Was notified by Wil 9 2k ] 1 in the ma of the bathin i pain back an pment decided t |] cures cil kidney and bladder ka would t jj ‘reubles. G00. CHICAGO, July 18. —Recause nel a has relattv 1 ] QUIck DRUG CO. 704 tet ave | |wite was untrue to him during his h wil ¢ a. who Wer ed of his Free Delt Pb Sat on. |" two years of confinement in the pen fe ngern and TH tons of othe a at Bonvey nage. Fab. gies Hi sade Rvp eg eevee hy Og) eral merchandise and mining ma wart’s undertaking establishment $6 SECOND AVENUE. BB ELLIOTT® jing anet and killed her tn the pres. |Shinery. | Her “passengers | include ial fe ae Cn Bnet and Killed her in the pres: several touriats from the east and Opticias.... | slightly. [started from that city on a tour of} | Look for the big Spectacle Sign | = co. ar oe | Ene pacamh’ ‘Conet |. Companys! CELEBRATES over 208 Pike street. Hest place tn) LONDON, July 18.—-Lady Delawar | steamer City of Pueblo patied to Ban | ui ERNST BROS. 806 Pike St. Tel, John 2851. Women’s Fast Black, Drop Stitched Hose, the pair Special run on rectining Baby Car- riages for this week. We are over. stocked on carriages and will rifice the price rather than carry the Carriages over. every article in the house this week. Don't pay fancy prices for Furni- ture whem you can buy here cheaper, ‘Daulton Carpet Co. Receivers’ Sale Now On . Hats, Gioes and 7 Goods must it will to satisfy all claims of J. PIKE. Recetver. 110 Second Avenue South. Obtain Your power from an Electric Metor, you can select a loca- tion favorable for your bust- Ress regardiess of proximity to @ line shaft or & steam engine. You can have minny corforts: Geod light; pure air, a clean and attractive shop, your own power supply, controlled by yourself onk; available when- ever you Gesire to Une it, in or out of regular working hours. The Seattle Electric Co. 907 First Ave. Fy We Are Meadqua for WATCHES. YE Ode Rugnem 4, 6 ae 4 < | utex Kidney sh the city to have your eyes corrected. SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST: flannel collar, $1.00 each, We have sold quite » number of ielephene - - Satisfaction Ton of Talk Ruth was today granted a divorce from | Fr CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE cargo of xa ‘The four | Maloney | te << Umbrellas 300 White Sailor Shirts, blue Our goods sel! like magte When you see | the quality ana se Shirt Waists for | ganized conatruct keel. ore Jean carry 800,000 fe | William Brickwon & Son have « company at Van ocean going | fret veased to be built will be a four masted brigantine TORONTO, July 18 efasing all wtix going to the neck was not brok neisco this morning with 176 masted Captain Ander d yesterday at Aberdeen. of lumber with n and ships. British | of MARINE NEWS the young man dragged to the be A. 8 Mire Kaiser, a nu about and Dr. Palmer, a demtiat, tried ¢ latter are linduce artificial respiration, ‘Their AH in Vain, and ft is thought nel W. | that the d ped man wan suddenly ath d with cramp Heussy Rigg. |her husband on the grounds of de-| er } Judge T. H. Cann rountelp gertion and misconduct with a prom-| ‘The trial trip of the trim little A court It today celebrati the sixty |inent American actress, who wan| ing PD Mkts, Captain} minth anniversary of his birth. Reliable Pianos Mataeh op TOMpEnaDe ia Che ertginnl Hey, | CADIMP | dinminned court at an early hour thia | | complaint morning and spent the day with his schoone paver to The} @ 200 foot The murderer nite 4. Hite twelve THE SEATTLE STAR. DROWNS IN GREEN LAKE Loses His Life—Cramps the Probable Cause Viet Baquero, steward on the whip City of Puebla. , ned youterday aft wh ' in Green Lake, near th \ 1 park bath house Pite | Kaward hap glance in hie direction saw bh Jer the w and noticed that he motioned with his hand, as though Pile at on ¢, but wan t | “Judge Cann came to his state, ther territory, In 1861, In beri of the locality Perce mines. He then ved to Ore nm, where he was for two terms) connected with the United States Hand office. He came to 8 1880 and has been promix rth $16.4 MEN'S 8, of Btn Herringbone wee and $18.50 being sold real the immen Over Thirty Thousand Dollars Worth of © High-Grade Clothing for Men and Boys Has been brought from our whe every garment is marked down in the most ruthless manner. {ust be sold” is the handwrit= ing on the wall, and there’s no disregarding it. Tomorrow we shall place on the bargain tables for speedy riddance, these lots— 7. TABLE No. 1 TABLE No. 3 r imer ait ” MEN'S SUITS of Woolen Goods, in i“ n \ th $10.00 kK, gray, mixed colors, $8.90 ar fo Peau, cemvonaes nee n ear eo in nd hh MEN'# BL Ack A ND FAN TED PANTS, frtenda. MEN'S [ C88 TROUSERS, of All Wool Saanmered, FIRE FIEND | FEAST UPON | minutes he slowly strangted to Gaile mother and alster, both lof THREE HOTELS worth $1.69 to Champaign, * ade a pitiful ap- —_-—- ie peal iast week for a commutation ISLAND, R. 1 July 14 All kinds Um- brella repair work done on short notice at lowest pric SHAMEE's $22; FIRST AVE ples ee to Postoffice. ‘The iew York, Ane canal A GREAT BARGAIN Great reductions on | great closure of the “Newhall” MILLINERY event of the season. Our enti style Hats will be closed out at out of reason, when the ues ed. to $9.00, but tomorrow the lot at. peceee creer eee CORSETS Avenue Main 920 “The Corner Store. you ma’ sell American Lady Corsets, straight front forms, at only, per Sale hours Saturd: Is Worth a DRY GOODS So we will simply tell you that tomer. row is the last ¢ ot our Sereen Door and Ice -Cream Freezer Sale. The following are to. morrow's prices. Plain Screen Doors, all izes, oiled or painted gree sold everywher at from ce to $1.20; tomor irs Men's $2.00 Oil Taint age Work Shoes, at et se ato 300 pairs. Viel Kid or Ve lour Calf Shoes, regula price $3.00, now .. .$1.7 260 pairs Men's Velour and Velvet Kid Shoes, all | styles, regular $3.50, now at size Far that ; tomorrow $1.25 price ¢ MOUNTAIN FREEZ at WH Machinists’ 400. pairs Shoe all style and leathers, double or single soles, regular price $3.50; to close, at $2,00 200 pairs Loggers’ High Cut Outside Counters, SCALES regular price $5.00; to » offer for tomorrow on close out 50 ALASKAN SHOES. 1 sale & lot of Spring Balance Scaies that weigh ur 5 pairs of High Cut Wa to % tbe; 8 Chain and terproof Asbestos Tan Pan usually sell at to nage Elk Stoc ves, hand morrow we will offer them, all price $7.00, to « complete, at 10 nition to the farmer éanal will be 54 miles long, covering 70,000 acre. McCARTHY Cor. Second avenue and Madison street. of the sentence body will be taken to Cham paign for Interment A GOOD THING ELLENSBURG, Wille and W. prom: ters here, will McCARTHY’S (Successors to E, W. Newhall & Co. SALE !! Phere are great bargains every day in this stock. the two great specialties for tomorrow— Read Tomorrow we will open the greatest Millinery re line of late prices almost are consider- These Hats range in value from $4.50 y choose from $2.35 On Saturday, from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m., we will in the latest pair —9 a. m. to 10 p. m. co. mit a prop: Saturdi Serer Sale sewed double soles, regular $4.50 Monarch Shoe Co. Half Block above Postoffice, 1319 First Avenue. Seattle The onal and Narragansett ho tele, the telegraph office weather bu tion and several other places were burned this morning and the Surf hotel was badly ddmaged. Lone, $209,000, NEARING THE END CHICAGO, July 1.—The — semi. finals in the National Amateur Golf tournament are being played today jon @ flooded courne, Heavy raine having fallen last pieht almont fore ‘ed & postponement but the officials ef the golf association insisted tha: play must begin. Winners of toda: matches will Meet tomorrow for the championship contest. |HOPES FOR A SETTLEMENT ROME, July 1&—Th an nwer to the Inst American note on the question of the friars and their lands in the Philippines merely ex | presses hatisfaction at the cordial relations exhibited between Wash ington and the Vatican and hoping hat the negotiations, which will be continued in Manila, will be equally A YACHT PARI PARTY Ry the invitation of J. Arneson, anager’ of Chifberg’s steamship ency, « number of prominent citt zens of Seattle wailed around the |xound this afternoon in Andre | Chilberg’s handsome yacht Vigilant Mayor Humes, Councilman Rude. Dr. Loe. Dr. Hirsch, Port Warden Jenson, W, L. Lund, Captain Roed William T. Laube, ©. Stein | Frisch, Captain Blekum, E. Elling |non and Lieutenant Furebotn, of the a my. eR tnciudes te | WEATHER FORECAST wile and vi Tonigh t and Saturday: salt, cuntiouea warn, Ugnt \o tres northeast winds. nity; ---6 to 10-- ‘Tin Flour Sifter Sewing Be Machin j-on, Bottle on He Loos Wood 4 Whit 1 Set Mrs Wood Pot 1s? K Greist & 218-1217 ‘6 Fruit Handle alt Box e Candi Pott's Irons ‘o Masher h Mouse Trap ves and Forks olling Pin cy UALBUT Second Ay New York Office, 717 Broadway, N.Y. LIVE CHILD WAS BURIED WILKESBARRE, Lightning struck the house of John |! left frge, Pa, July 18 Account |) You can do it on the money SAVED BY BUYING YOUR DRUGS of the Quaker Drug Co. We don t sell imitation drugs. We have demonstrated the fact that RICH and POOR alike can buy at the Quaker and save money. Remem- ber, it is not what a man earns, but what he saves that makes him prosper- ous. These Prices Every Day Cuticura Soap . Castoria Syrup Figs , Lyon’s Tooth Powder 15¢ Garfield Tea 15¢ Alcock’s Porous Plasters roc ik. Phone Main 1240 last night... It ruck Hudock, a Russian, passed down th: himney and & child in acradie, When the par- ents rushed to the cradle, the child bowed no signs of life, ‘Neighbors | flocked tn, and joon as it could be done, 4 grave Was made. Jd, stripped of all clothing, vered with earth, its head be- ‘The rain poured down, \but a crowd stood about the grave, praying. | Half an hour later, Dr. B. M | Davis reached the place and found \the ehild conscious and suffering | Very Httle, “It ia likely to recover. IBSEN CLUB | EXCURSION The Ibsen Club of this city will giv moonlight excursion to Ro- beach at Stone's landing Au- 3 | Swediah, 1 jing socteties of Seattle and Ballard have been invited to attend, and ar- rangements are being made to cure @ university professor to w |Iicer @ lecture upon the life of the jareat Norwegian dramatist The steamers Athlon, Inland er, Port Orebard and George E. Starr will carry the excursionists, |SiLe CULTURE IN GEORGIA ATLANTA, Ga., July 18—Plans are nearing compl: for the tn | troduction int ture and of silk cul- on a large scale, A considerable tract of land fear Tallular Falls has been ac: quired for the experiments. Th }land ts to be divided into «malt farms of 25 acres each, and It ix pur- to have these farms tilled by Jexpert Italian farmers from the Piedmont region of Italy, the prin- cipal silk growing country of the | world, Planw are algy being made the ion of mills for the man- ufacture of the silk. SALT LAKE, July 18—Harry 7. | Duke, assistant fer, and Alex. Robertson, paying teller of the Wells . A Warning The ¢ nter Unt wish |to be orders union money for th m. If any fund the tors fully emp ered by. crede 4 | MEREDITH PA 8 | Business Agt penter n RustlerGroc 310 Colnmbia MAIN 1 PHONE, Phone Orders We soltelt a ge. We NEAT CERIDS NEW ,ST¢ 10 pounds Rye Flour of the opy 25 ue, Wash. here yurth, one-third a rtunity if por ou can; lesale warehouse TABLE MEN'S SUIT Pepper and $10.00. Clearance Bi on and ONE-THIRD AND ONE-HALF OFF ON FURNISHINGS and Knox styles, soft and stiff, were $2.58. best Stetson Men's Hats Clearan Men's Ralbrigan Underwe Men‘s Stiff Bosom Men's Negligee Shirts, Finest Silk § and Tecks, worth Golf Shirts, wort worth Tbe. Men's French Balbriggan | and Derby Ribbed Ui rnderwear, worth Boe; will be sold for.. Pacific Coast Clothing Co. 900 FIRST AVENUE CORNER MARION STREET MORTALITY RECORD Robert F, Francis, aged #4 years, died in this city yesterday, The re- mains were shipped by} Bonney & Stewart to Friday Harbor for inter- ment. George W. Engelker, aged 20 years, died yesterday of typhoid fever at the residence of his parents, 311 Denny way. The deceased was native of Germany. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon. from the Second Presbyterian church, A copyright law has been promul- gated in Siam. | Let us help you celebrat ean do it with a new sult or pants. We have anything you may want. Imperial Tailoring Co. W02 SECOND AVE. Opposite’Holmes Furntture Co. | Wool Herringbon: r, actual value 75¢ Sale price Largest Wholesale ona Retail Clothiers — GRAND MID 1 our regular stocks, and f No. 4 Pin Cheeks, worth ue Serges, ' $6.25) Sale price h $1.00, Sale price tor # ‘Too Late to Ge LADY _solicito traveling. 212 Benect for GLACIER BA ALASKA Calling at JUNEAU, SITKA, WAY and MUIR GLACIER, S. S. GARO For reservations and full p [lars apply to | A, Tingling, Gen. Agt. N. P. Tacoma, Wn. | Frank Waterhouse & Co. block, Seattle, Wn. L._H. Gray Steamship Agency, | First Ave, So, Seattle, {GOOD TEMPLERS CONVENTION END The grand lodge of the Good Tem- ars of Washington adjourned e most largely atten: jon ever held th m embers. we! sed with the reports mi ar’s work, @ that the supre . wilt be held in | highly pl the lai confid the ord year The closing cer : aks" | hall were This ¢ LIBRARY BOND BID of the library of the coun: | decided to At a joint meetin and finance committ cit last night it w ept the bid of Dennison, Prior for the library site bonds, Bids ‘ere opened several days ago, but not being advan- tageous. The committees, have come to the conclusion this bid is as good a one as can got, 80 the previous action was" versed., The bid is for the insue of $100,000 and the rate of terest is 3 9-10 per cent. BIG INCREASE IN SHIPPING customs district for the fiscal ending June 30, 1902, show: Puget sound shippir doubled the last wainst year 2,429 vessel ith an aggregate tonnage @ the Puget clearances. aj Is with @ total packets from f © which 1,828 The report elgn p Full Set $6, Gold Crowns $5, Gol! TEETH WITHOUT PLATES, cd Fillings $1, Sliver Fillings 600. AN work guaranteed for 10) Suction Non~ os, Tit guaran teed. only Painless. Den tists in Seattle who are Grad uates. DR. BH. J WN, Painless Den| U8 First Avenue, Parlors 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and Unior Hours, 8:30 9! mt m, Sundays tlt 1, Southwicks. Sp. ~ Sauset Cr and Refining Co, of tock of 40,000 desiring k will do well to act promptly. Early advance in price ELLIS MORRISSON, Asst Basement Mutual Life bldg, Seat- ., Hot Spring BATHS ‘orcelain ‘Tubs. Best serviews BATHS 12%¢, HATR-CUT IB, SHAVE 1 iM cond av oy Under St. James’ Hotel,