The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1902, Page 3

®B. BUCK & CO. Cut Rate | .2,8e*«¢2., dren's Clothing ‘OREGON GOES tare every-day pri ship Oregon, now at the navy yard ix to be ordered to the China station but one #hip, eatrin. per pound, 190 | Moved to (406 Second Ave. a tion ga the’ Padiedetanin a out Witch Herel, full pint bottle... 18 commiaston at.the Mare Island ya JAMES HENRY It is likely that some attempt will We & ploy ebilidren for our Wholesale and Rota Butoher, Jobber, be ie to have more ships assigned Prescription Department. Jt ta in py aE to Puget sound, the principal naval Gharge of Graduates In Pharmacy Best Meats mation “on. the coaat Carter's Little Liver Pills, 250 size 1 Carter's Digestive Tablets, $1.00 «is i r WATCHES. DIAMONDS, rine | ; wee : . 49 JEWELRY “ND SILVERWARE | | Red Cross Skin sodp. Bc wie... 190 708 tet | Aibert Hansen ™ '*\ | Red Croas Cotton, per pound... 38 | vice. | Ede largest Jewelry house im the —— | We sive quick and accurate se 5 ‘The Nipsic Club or club house for United States sailore at’ the Puget {Sound navy yard, was formally Saturday night. mandant Burwell, of ty vy yard Bartell Drug Comp’y OT idee, i ‘officers of the | Free ‘Dettvory. Phone, Main 902 i| Nroubles. Se. * cay Caras ieee cade a snort (8 SECOND AVENURB. || QUICK DRUG CO. 704 tet ave |} address of welcome and Introduced | i. ae Lieutenant Wyckoff, who made the B. B ELLIOTT: | "iter" of the evening. Ax hs ry fi A he turned a swt a tent olracting... | place. The saliors enjoyed the o} We Make These Optician... place. The salir, eniozed the Look for the big Spectacte Sign | ne three « * were given for Cap. | ur S Bi over 208 Piece Neat place In |tain Burwell, Lieutenant Wycloft the city to have your eyes corrected /and the Seattle Chamber, of Son See pan cctive In helping. the satiors cut. tn GOOD HARDWARE paying for the clud hous GOOD FURNACES | The city clerk fe in receipt of an }invitation from the International Ax sociation of Fire Enatneers, urging [the city to send the ehief of the fir Jdepartment to the 30Uy annual con: 200 White Sailor Shirts, blue ntion of the ax jon at New flanne! collar, $1.00 each. We York Wand 19. have sold quite a number of IB. The city counell will take the matter these as Shirt Waists for 1: }up next_Monday, dies going on excursions and MARINE NEWS Steamship Conemaugh was towed to Morar’s this afternoon where pairs will be made on her machinery Steamer Oscar arrived from Vic }torta thie morning. with 300 cases of |powder, which will be shipped by rail to Rossland, B.C Almost every berth on the steam pleasant physic, FOR ship Garonne has already been taken Mont a for we, a up for her Alask excursion July » n electric tights all Steamahip City of Seattle sails best J | North tonight with about % passen- any quantity, t gers and a full cargo of freight | quality, Lowest)" steamsnip Hyades. Capt. Wright rice. jeleared from Tacoma last evening for PHARMACY C0. price. | Manila, vin Japan and China, being © ISSAQUAH COAL CO. {the Grat saliing of the line ¢stablish- Mis Fire Fost ed between Puget sound and the SS sia mae Meticsn Si. Tet Wale lOrtent by Frank Waterhouse & Co. Goods ditvsgeea free of cost |The steamer Lyra will follow about ipside the city. | Auiguat 5 by way of Port Arthur, and = the Shawmut will be the naxt to eal! om the new line, | Steamship Robert Dollar bf due from San Francisco at 4 o'clock thin afternoon The huge freight steamship Shaw- mut, towerts over m 5 alae | v roln wer @ #ix~ SORALS THD REN [mtory block, left Ban Francisco July As an induce- B | 19 for Seattle « She is expected to be ment for you to @ reported at Neab Bay tonight or to- : a Nei morrow. are ng an all- @ ship Dashing Wave, Capt. Spinney eek sale on @ in tow of tug Escort 2 arrived yes- Clothes | Wringer terday afternoon six days out from Lawn Mowers and Baran eee Bhe will take up a Note the prices eS ie Barge Telephone, which recently ber, jase, reeuier B \tett in tow of the steamer Grace Beta ga to @ Dollar from Grays» Harbor where wo te Colson @iahe Was built, has arrived at San Rubber Hose tet @ Francisco's badly battered up that eee iat et @ she will have to be almost rebuilt rien Sutainy % Rather heavy seas were encountered =~ aaa TV and by the timé the barge reached Wf. Xin, Cotton B the Golden Gate, 198 hours out, ahe Hose, was leaking lke a steve. | The Favorite, Capt. Joseph Verde, different towed a raft of lumber to West Be- | simile Dr. Fowler's Malt and Meat Tonte, The and $1.25 per bottle at moned bak tor tthe ssking | Para Ladies! Sults, Waists, Separate | Second block of stock of 40,00) Gaunt Comigunlinns Skirts, Ete. | shares nearly al! sold. That remain-| (.... rather cle “THE RIGHT KIND.” ling yet to be had at %¢ per share. ‘ONSTANTINOPLE, July 10. > | Those desiring stock wil! do well to | Caravans of faithful pilgrims to the } act promptly. Early advance in price | sacred al re | “SLLIS MORTISHOD Pp red shrine of the Mo maimed a Basement Mutual Life bide, Roe dotting Se See oe tae? ort tle, Wawh. ental lands, and pathetic as. well - - Interesting are the struggles of these devout worshippers in. thelr efforts Manufacti o pay their annual bi © to th Heury Hensel “scviact""| | nay cnet annua! nomane wo in ‘ | Some give up their liver in the Se Hineisley Block, Thicd Fi weary wante of-sandy deserts, Some aes aE are lost In the mountains. Bo carried away by fevers and diseases. iT Le Others die of hunger @nd_ thirst. | Holland Bi eye e $s | Tg tie ES that parch and burn. the very earth Obtain |emsazd a nnge living sacri | Yet knowing all the dangers they Your power from an Elegtric ever destiny fate may have in store Metor, you can select a loca- speeet ive tout tae’ io tion favorable fot Your bus! Thene are 1901 $40 and $50 Whee ee ee ey ae et unk Bese regnrdiess of proximity to @ They are made by the same fact of them all & line shaft or a steam engine. B that makes Wolff-Americans, and mn Ge the tuad | to You can have many eomforts: B| have first-ciasw equipment through- | Mecca is preceded by a dosen gx po Gcod light; pure air; a glean Bit. You will save from M5 to $25 |, he f on which im ir «x one of these bleycles 1 is Hig prophet avaleade of pilgrims, er beasts of burde heavily laden with (ents or water skine, with kitehen utensils and F. M. SPINNING PTC ins erdlan’ eraildese’ af 1206 Second Avenue aot th Elk GOOdS 8 acer” srclodioun'some aited Hoa” and attractive shop; yourown @ by ' power supply. controlled by @ now. It is 5 conomy nor good yourself only; avaliable when- @, management to throw away your ever you desire to use $f, in or Bi money in car fare when the ut of regular working hours. money can be saved by buying one of theve wheels The Seattle Electrica Co. 907 First Ave. foot runner and a pipe which has the @ffect of a «pur on We have the finest as-@/ them, and urges them to a brisk, nortm Ek charms, @| unchanging pace. ‘To “this accom buttons and pine in the | paniment the ¢amel will cover fully Prices, always @) 100 miles in 24 hours. ‘The local be ht Hef je that the camel gets drunk | a) with the sweet burden of the “He eh aagdp es OSE The habit of singing or ai” Kong G. Beninghausen humming J# corhmen to all the ort 907 First Avenue. The Ara ental pilgrims. ab driver reserves one car 1 to himself, which carries eatables inepector Jor the ® | consisting Ry,, and (he ® himself in an oven fe f dry bread, baked by ved in thi vomething lke sort of cream rand, a beverag attic last evening from th Port | buitt in. ie in a ateamer of | At the muna studio of Mine ita pe a all ltay Abe ry pole | fe i people, whorformerty Hv | A, 1 Pike unty, Dh, w enter BURGLAR A VANDAL [honor pf Mr. and Mra. TF. Bright of P 7 “Soyo. alae ted * tended bridal tour through the Weat dndisan atrest, reported to the police [Mn and Mra FT. Hall, Mr, and M | Trying To Do Favors—No 1, Mr. and Mrs BON, Jo | ‘ore Warning 3¢ Given By Him A last night, and OR ET ng NE tT TE | More Warning Will Be Given By Hir furniture in the place 4nd Mole | don” Aythur Btead and John Conk t ter depar ft ty of Mere = cam. Jin were among the guests, Friday | itle may seem to t (oe ’ \« pany Was entertain. | “ont f Nie ee ae y by Mra FT. Hall and | ; b he is sbi Motley, and Saturday by] | to th uperat n the navy garde, Mr. and mi u he does 7 Dright departed today for their 1 Wh " te " pened the [home in Marry, MM. after spending a and he tty One of |Yery vleawant | visit with old-time | | the i ho » pre ig friends in & i - : aroun Mr nd George DB. Kittinger }au be h , peop e rent War Fly Fishermen Say River Trout Are er to bi n tomorrow at Cherry- Box. 4 vl nents a BS G n n a Being Slaughtored rites nd ab t t ater ne line informed alive ser Mr, and Mere, M. P, Benton wilt | xf eae cater to E : i ; The Ay fishermen of Seattle are} ®ive a ping PONE party tomorrow | ee cee pc he cp ee toad cee Ce Up'in Arne maainat the “salmon {2¥ening ak thele home, 1414 Sixteenth Hite promptly tells her $o| slehbors had fecdoutien oe aaa avenue. ‘The affair will be compll ‘obably the ams vobile | rear whe 0 inches in diam-| ‘he superintendent of water Secsmality Of Celine) 20 am egeers,” as the dixciplon of Inaak|D\oiury ta Mr. and Mrs. Robert| !T y the an ‘ Fer Ved the-teont,onen 16 (nek erally that whe haw been “innu « de requested her to tell her Walton who use salmon roe for batt, | Leithead. Jever donstructed belong® te we | ; erteity, and |0@." and then the uplucky employe | neighbor. Instead of acqulescing aim “4 sts 1. a a fF We power to electt + is up against it for fa c 6 to) becam nan Bh tok u are derisively called, ‘The trout in| A reception for President Pierpont | Gould's five year old son, Muster |ene atte wax Lae ee Ee ee ee ee a esadant thar| water roan feat het sent- wan ane the Snoqualmie river, expectally, it is [Graves and Mrs. Graves ts George Jay Gould. The tiny ejan hour for 20 mi thou re lhe was aucy or rude or insult-| Up and whe had nothing to do Witte alleged, re being slaughtered to a | #tven t night at the Lincoln [weighs but 200 pounds, ite’ length | charging be ” ad © te ne. nd that be was simply per- her neigh as proud and |invitations have been iawued, Those |over all is four feet, and its height |and the peat is upholstered in maroon | 7)8) ou, DAT me Mian Mp e er hag not hae greater extent thi ar Chan ever lwho have charge f the affair are from the gr N to the t is two | leather Master vid Wh wrned the rules laid d nm by the depart hat t hot other houses before b he eadly fieh eee bait, | Mr. and Mra, J. A. Moore, Mr, and | feet to operate it ih ent nt x 1 dep e her of the use of 4 « ve € th . le sport | Mra, W. B Boone, Mr, and Mr A The b of the car is 2 feet 3 Inch-| handled th auto sing f e m >, Fs . ater, b h ertainly handed it ta f angling slong legitimate lines are |W. Denny, Mr aod Mte KE. ¥. Blaine |es, by 1 foot mB. ipahes. It alten vend Lakewood J, th Perplexing Cases sproetaaate sunlone ae talking | dy of haying t and Mr. aind Mrs. Be. Burwell : jrauipy with* pneumatic tires, the |equntr f the Goul: | on se abate Weak ek ak Sen Gepartosent te” aie ene | ' , contend with is i ing ing the summer with her sister, Mra. | 2 pip For, instance him for “rudeness and impude One crowd of anglers now camping |O. M. Harria, at her ce, 13] le . hree or four| aod her husband went so far as (© on the Snoqualmie are giving 2) Bighteenth avenue. houses and to save the cost of wep ite to the board iblic work, pounds of salmon exes @ day} “The Woodm " « plane ar nnection pute them a 4 “abuse.” ein the near future out | | This in ¢ le nguisiay, the protecting her, but Will be chartered, and it will be a| rales of tt partment. bet it ts Jerstand SWEDISH LECTURER very pleasant affatr j lowe re all the th “art Rev, K, J. Bohlin, one of the moet] The Catholle Wontén's Order of| | owned by nan. Pretty soon the No More Warnings povalar lecturers, will spenk Wed-| Foresters in making great pre real extate man gets @ good chan So now when the water man comes enday night Im the Hwediah M. El tions for a bull to be given in and wells the houses, perhaps to dif-| to your he requests you to in nee ~ Rh Wetth avenue, subject anke’s hull, Tuesday evening, July| The latest effects in equine mil-| for the spirit of horses to be pr ferent 1 c When # a the! form ur neighbor that he owes Patent ev. Boh 29 The music will be furnished bY |iinery were seon in the highways | Equine baberdaghers have achie houses the dgent’ neglecte—such | the city, put yourself out enauga: in rip around the world thi Wagner's orchestra. oh byrwaga af theeit “0 artiatic triumph and the hors areleasness—to tell the new owners | tell him, for if you don’t, you might and will largely u Mr 1 Mra, B.C. Grinwold en-|" aywaye he eity on Saturday iy runy equipped with head ge that all the houses are supplied with | wake up some morning and find that his expertences Be tertained a few friends Saturday |@¢ Sunday, On » tip from Weather | all occasions: ater from one pipe. The new pro-| the tap doesn't work. Now, remem-= Tye Ee a Jevening at their home, 423 First ave- | Direotor Salisbury Be Horee hats are extremely p | prietor probably forgets to ask this|ber this. It is valuable advice, an@ of the thrilling songs fror hue, Games wete piajed and duing | dered hats weeks ago and favelin the larg ern citle question, believing that he is safe so| you may need it some day. of the Midnight Sun iy veteustemabdinn-cobiel had them up their sleeve y wait- | Hays, ident of the 8 = Mr. Bid Btewart and Mr. Homdyta|!"s for the hot wave to spring them| recently dopated 5,000 of MASTER PAINTERS |" South Seattle gave a launching | the public tieles of wearing appare the | pon | Barty at Ploament Beach Bunday.| belt New York = About thirty guests were present. | Humane Officer ew TOLEDO, ¢ July 22.—About 200)" Mire. ©. iB. Dows Titinots te the} eh to buy n be t} sponsible for the inn confining him. | With ready sale. XCURSION 4 inventor, M. Villars, has constructed |welt to the operations of drug stores Hare fs the List: Tr n | . ie Auiy enter Kk for the contest ex the |i * cream parlors and such places. | rhe following tabulation has been | ——— « To har. Phe motor ie fitted with a vers {Where liquid refreshments of thi | day tical. shaft, constructed: in such a/}Kind are dispensed. At nearly every |Iee cream sodas . Un support a horlao lone of them tce cream soda is paced |Lemonades y....-.-.5+ ith a gearing of first in the lst of popular drinks. |Pancy drinks .......... ged whee The favorite favors us given by the | Egg drinks Ek. The Hardships He ‘Endures in His Journey to} iiow'ine main shat Jim this city. A swindler has gone sojevery when | Jeheene, oranges and dates ‘The dates | | far as to atiempt to collect for the| Why not invest « few dotiars in| SEATTLE and TACOMA | The sort THE SEATTLE STAR. * en the horse ae the|attion He says that he is sure tha ore aristocratic trotte gaily past with their hats. [part of the harness and as indie | There seems to be a reason now | pensable in summ: as a bridle. were commenced in Memorial hall | day. The locul association bas ar T l an interesting program tor} CHARGES CAPT. PRA WITH matter how vigilant the off- and picks it up. Then it is all off r the b pensions the guests aft on cers of the law are, there are just |The “phony grip” man excuses hime and trips to the lake and to resorts T 0 WALKER: by as clever is ff hurridely and goes away while near the city will be enjoye Me cltver minds among the crim- nis companions continue to beguile nats awaiting a chance to cireum- |"! re | t justice “It in a well known | victim. When the victim hae pens to remember the grip and goes members of the Ohio Master and Decorate tending the an’ Organization. sinters | quest for the summer of Mra. Chas 9 are at- |B. lurnside at her home on Marion tion of the [#treet and Terry aveni * Annociat poms semnt ! Famous Gomiedatane rf Honor- fact t many criminals could | faculties to a more lawful advan- |? 4 ~. , When the United States geodetic, orm be released. The latter refused. | + for the man with the “pbor erip? ATLANTA, Ga., Jv on the « re fe. Bome of the schemes resorted od Sp ANTE. Ge. July 23.—-On the | survey steam - schooner F nl A hot discussion followed, but the|{ate, ome of the schemes resorted /is ‘blocks away by that time. the famous Confederate leader, met | *alled north Baturday night, she had| matter was allowed to rest untillin ¢heir ingenuity. y startling | “The grip or dress suit case carried Dis death tn. the battle of Atinnta, thre re who had de-| this morning, when Consul Jakobsen by the criminal is empty. By an ¢ of the latest on reco ape Efe UE the Dy ship Cigibria, | started out to serve a writ of ha-|)One Of the latest on record AS) ingenious arrangement of Ta! the bottom is made to open ané go ment tn honor of his memory was | While both vessels were iyihe at| beas corpus on Capt. Pratt. To his] monens it ie known among the off WASHINGTON, D. C. July 2, i cr edad Ut volcatiiease mae He ee nies ok Fe eg ‘cae | Moran's Friday night, the three sail-| chagrin, he learned that the Patter = an the right over the grip of-the victim, we Fellable Authority (oat ee aee though Very. pimple. swore | OF# enlinted on the Patterson, Capt. |son had already sailed and that he| Cem aa the “phony grip” trick, The|t hen by a twiet of the handle te the naval maneuvers on the Atlantic |eucines, thouan, nd were par. | Hanson of the Cimbria discovered | ix now helpless until the vessel re- | suthe pyentorn are waid to be victim's grip is secured so that Jt oast may be in & measure duplicat- ; Yodercte coterana| the fact, and, aceompanted by Dan-|turns. Mr. Jakobsen claims that | ree "po were liberated from | cannot drop out and the. ttigk i ed on the Pacific, It would prob. ”\ ish Conmul John P. Jakobsen, he| Capt. Pratt violated the treaty | Prison In California se grag are ea | done ~ ably take the form of a campaign| number of U e were also | Went aboard the Patterson and de-| between Denmark and the Unite he “phony grip” trick is wor | i bo similar to an attack which would be | among the invited guasta, | manded of Capt Pratt that the sail as follows: | ‘The criminal usually | .nony grip” men in town and It reasonably expected in case of war| The guests were conveyed to the Scone. of pperations 8 Spp™ # {be expected that they will De Beard of | with a foreign power site of the battlefield jn carriages. | ree eerations. 1 rhere -8fe/ uring the Elks’ carnival, Inasmuch as the Oregon and Wis-|They included Gen. Q. O. Howard, | seen SNe. ee meets tare. | consin are at Puget sound, the Hos-|Congreseman Livingston, the famfly | ey Roe gow een ato — AMUSEMENTS om at Mave Island, the Michigan « f Gen, Walker and various © looks good Is picked out as the. vi tim. Of course the vietim must be the way (o the Coast, the Philadel-|erate orginiaations phia undergoing ire and several carrying a grip. One of the men amaller craft at co wed, the mim appr H for my him tm conversation and |W. M. Rosell, E te warfare could be made @ fair rep- Julius under some pretext Induces him to| atlas Only Up = Theater, A Fenentation of renl war Hrown, president of the W. H. 7. t his grip on the floor. This is| Soe es by ayes ‘We, _40e, Boe. ——- Walker Monument association, de~ exactly what the thieves ‘are walt- RAILWAY AGENTS livered the presentation addrens, and jing for. No svoner does the inno-) HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE TURNED _ the reply was made by Maj. Joseph jcent drop his grip than the conver-| AWAY LAST NIGHT. ~ }. Cumming of augaets. The mon- les is made more - interesting. | Probabe ihe inane oe bee a MI POLIS, Minn., July 22. nt waa unvelled (by the oight- 8 @f the: thieves. wae ana] Ten ee eee . More than prominent railroad wrandchild of Gen Walker. io. es a large grip sets his down i oon palicastill cein-mee maaan Tain ahatt of the monument| Last Saturday wascertainly a field |amounte to $2600, Some of the| but 1 goes over that of the atranncr| SRE IT TONIGHT. nied by thetr wives and familien, mposed Of & Dig &2-pound gun. |day for the dispensers of liquid re- | drinks are old for 15 cents, and oth-| y are attending the wixth annual con gin stands on end. resting on |f ts known as “non-alc ers for 5 cents, making the av Tr Cc &Merrill vention of the National Association | four blocks of marble bearing appro- | i eat made the ral pub- |10 cents. | To thi v F Fi Of Hallway Agents In seasion here. | priate Inscriptions. An iron. fence |lie thiraty, and the thirst had to be |spiring mortal seek to axwuage the| OF @ ne, 4 quenched. A man in Seattle for heat on Baturday. The man with THE OREGON OUTLAWS. Stutinticn have a peculiar fas- the Seuré mania states that this is ive acts, An interesting play, hax made a tabulated state. |the minimum amount. It ts hard 4 four ivi war, While there if some business to be | Rurre " attended to the convention t# largely |Smatler guns, relies of the of a social nature and during the] @re used as corner poate week there will be pleasure trips to aside from the notoriet: none ment of what ft cost to satisfy the |to make an. exact estimate, as the Bhasbter Phineas: | Lake Minnetonka, Fort Sneltin urday, That particu-|same drink Is sold under many dif- or " Minnehaha Falls other places lar day in taken am it was the hott interest in the vicinity of Minneap ord. The statistician the city. A thirsty public is neo unt |particular, however, and anything of drinks sold in #a- |that looks cool and refreshing meet BRUSSELS, July 2—A Bei that day, AD | toons toe Cream Soda First made of the num In Seattle there are fully 70 places |duch drinks sold ra alue of St. Loula world’s fair. ‘The appara- ay Fig Sl, tus ts ight and very simple in de- | Our stock furnishes intending pur- | $1190 |chasers with the greatest possibili- Our line embraces the most cele- 2 brated, artistic, durable and best igo| makers in the world wnd/our. terme ALA large screw | dealers are: Vanilla, strawberry and | Phosphates and impart the force necessary. The | Pineapple. ext after ice cream soda Fruit creams . vertical shaft eupporta also, @ little /eomes lemonade, and third, emg | R nd [Der of drinks taken, places the figure | Miscellantous per 160|are the most economical te the buy- elle al 3000 300 ler. New pianos sold at $6 per | Calling at JUNRAU, SITKA, SKAG- TILL) 1000 190 | month. WAY and MUIR GLACIER, on > 1000-100 6000 §00| FIRTY » he num. | tally pope hortzontal shaft, which it pu' ta | Graphophone? It’s a great enter- |tainer and being very lurgely sold SAILING FROM te each, Totals of 10 ¢ oth horizontal /average —figu’ ratus. screws, contre atlas movement of the whenever the appetite demands food instance tn question Ix that of a|talking machine and enjey in your Sle pebde thelr wwent ied never ty house to pay for four months’ rent |Call in and be surprised at the Won- | —-—79 TRIP, $50==== the hot, suffocating wind called the| %eweler f # telephone which had never derful improvements ‘made te tak, | ==ROUND IP, — romoum, which ene them and! Vienna, July 22—A shocking mur- uae “ i. re - roe Pad e mi ae ding machines the past month. For reservations and full particu. brings out the nourishing Julce.|der bya woman Ie reported’ from While thene winds help to provide| MudacPesth, A Jeweler named Ter. | Telephone Subscribers Often Made food for the wayfarers, they ar i, 560 yearm of fee, called upon| Victims of Nervy Crooks praise 3 }lars apply, to Tingling, Gen, Agt. N. P. Ryy D. S. JOHNSTON C0. | atechicues “A Co, Rue ight pastures new. All the te ne people are on the look-out for | crafters,” and if any of them] tas worst enecy the blarlace TOM tO ermand. pay “ ; i he “eratters.” and It | They blow with tn: ivable sp mt due on « That Seattle is the fle era-| should meet him he will suffer fs block, Seattle, Wn. and violence, turning the ert int The woman, who ia} tion fo ce number of ¢ Ke, - | General Music Dealers. L. H. Gray Steamship Agency, 102 a tossing sea of billowy clouds of years old and of powerful phys- | grafte pbers and i every At the Third Avenue | g03 2nd Ave. Burke Bldg. | “First Ave. So., Seattle, Wo. Xpprowching storm and throw thom: |him ‘on Dede where ‘he strangled [nearly every day. “Tivrko mth «| sac otto’ a0 the rhici [Full Set $8, Cold Crowns $5, Gold Fi St, Sliver Ful : ground and cover themselves wih with this, #hé Hierally hacked him| sent themselves t with local events a persone. , All work guaranteed for 10 their nostrils until the at in pant, |to pleces with a large knife, and then,| One of the latest gar been | cannot help be extremely interest years. | Double Suction “Non but the foreign pligrims, ineperienc- | rapping the remaing in a shaw! | worked ccennfully by @ crook, tak-| The play run the entire wi Breakable Plates, ft guarads eee when the wun ie wot, the |#erted building, after which she re s the ating that | 9 ¢\ ei “aed. Bs re Bete DR BROWN, Painless Pairigi | ng zling the | rrested through the instrumentality | Company's office. Although the| i and aM. The body te we : Parlors . 3 4, 5 and 6 spon one hears an original song witheased the cr! D- | lectors in the fieldall the time, each | & Stews ; m. to § p.m. Sundays ell 1. . vealing and as obscure as the| rintendent. This crook had none! Hench At % expected. t breaks thr melody and it BAYREUTH, July 22.—The PB that she must pay up or w Dr. Warmburg returned | tamet to the music of the|reuth festival opened today with a|take the phone out’ forthwith. | eee | tonation ae the drivers wave po ware fan, ot ion 8 few dave before and told] | Rietcher & Carpenter, realty bar | . : arms in accompaniment to the ch rangers the number of ‘Phe visitor muttered — an angry - LL oF ; Cc we pe ea SA Bri pion re ema ge Cag ei ea WOT 0 | RECN reeeg gO, kinds Cordials, Canadian And wh if 1 umn \ $ aa ane tat nent on the piun of face he wennat) cotinuen four” week, receipied Mil, but started. off, Wue| Dunlap, Foal eatate, 4 Unlon boa Cream and WHISKEYS at @ and prayer hip, The] seven performan Paraifa p- ctor’s book nor anyt « which || HAGGER Y’S pilgrims wh ach Mecea early live| five of The Flying Dutehman,” and |\outd lead the lady of house to - je T athe tate comers must pie thete| WWOOLGROWERS [fin save no knswiedze or his pre in con y with the stare than with T BALLB, Mont, July Was Very Raw the life of the city where th Jorth Montana Woolgrowerm | . another clever graft has also been ad ae Ga ae resin Gare Wide ate ta poet pl oes SW Geage Peed dent ttt | Gea aaconehin, Bac Meals omen’s Shirt «Scientific Optician have tents and sleep Ili enttle upon | ers from the six Kreat Woolkrowing | OLLINS, SHERMAN. FOLEY CO Ww i t AJ os Sevend Av, bet. Columbia and Ma: hothing of the sufferings Of these! ona dimcuesioas on Wumrous’ quec-| Ppneral Diresters and Embalme Tuesday neh Ab la tehes so near him drawn there| tions of inte and importance to | 1407 First Ave. bet. Pike and Union, we by the same purpose. Shake ‘ongaged tn the industry. | Beattie, Wash. ‘wee hh Ma fe for (seas bior, aes 5. a0 Sad an BO 0d CY CM.