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Shirt Waist || 2ekacs| Last Edition I] snosa”™Rehaoeea cna, toa 4 O'Clock p. m. nd avenue, now ting $2.50» $12.00 Moved te 408 Second Ave jowans Anticipate Warm Time in Convention Over Party Issues JAMES HENRY Buteher, Jobber, FROM... er L Smith of Counell F ¢ ar Rapl onve 1233 delegates, the mo joy. Commins has come « arrived before noon today Nn support of thir ¢ " with them a host | Views ln party lea that t reaffirm in in in the back and kidney and bladder 500. $8.25 $12.50 im playing the host in royal nothing is being left un id to the comfort of th | Ale ek Mummie Flannel |) _@UtCK ORUG CO.. 704 tet ave aR fowning has home in Awan sea | - etched halfea block along F: ir oS } FB. E& ELLIOTT: nd under | ae the prom- | yt isnt highe aL 2 & distinctive fea Look for the big Spectacle igi Harmony wl! 2 * : mtion. lewa do over 308 Pike street. Dest place in| ture of the con’ the city to have your eyes corrected |Not elect & go 1-12 Heussy Fic alt the other offices |tyom secretary } road. commissh the ticket. how {attent ae 12 SECOND AVENUE 13 war Fusere: uvctors at penbainer®, ‘Third avenue and Colummia ®t JR, earthen Wi, | 20 Per Cent. Off on Tires This Week Bring in this advertisement we will allow you 20 per cent. oa on any ure you purchase this week. St Tel, John 2831. B | 10W. When you consider this ex. 08 Pike {tra allowance. jt should prove an in- ’ ducement for you to buy now. By | #0 you Will get a good sing! tube for $1.80, a M. @ W. road tire | for $2.40, » G: & J. job for $3.20, an |getra heavy single or double tubs for Screen Doors : 90 and 81,00, ADJUSTABLE PLY SCREEN SCREEN 25e ang 40e 1@e Per Yard. Wedding and Engagement Rings Re F.M. SPINNING. = 1206 Second Avenue | | Washing i Fotlowt few prices: No. &—1. C. Botier, copper bottom, regu: larly $1.00, Be This unpainted Hittle wooden shack, down bay, is wher President Roosevelt « dips in the salt water, ‘The little bathing house Is well crow when the President and his noisy boys are donning their swimming tome It ts of the president's country place and sets quite a w on the beach at Oyster d his family go to tak aily yr x Z the Washing Boller Special | pint war proper in every reapect All this week we Since Mr. Hitim will offer a liberafy! property, fully discout i = built, and plan; In i» ROCHESTER, N. ¥., July 29. yachting circles mach interest manifested in thé races of the In [ternational Lake Yacht Racing As | sociation, which takes place today at Charlotte, on Lake The as: erected b if will comt $13,004 LICENSES TO WED Same boiler, size ciation is made up ‘ef the Canadian larger reguiar $1.2; till) and American clubs, whone yachts| The following marriage licenses Saturda Se. have achieved an international repu-| have been issued; Valent Brit No. § 1. X. Botler,§) tation. The race which i Interest-| ton, 20, and Emily Loyd, 30, of Se copper bottom, 9c; reg-fj| ing yachtamen on both sidea of the|attie: Carl Parrish, 2 and Minnie ular $1.25. id the most is that between the| Warren, 24, of Port Orchard: John No. §& Copper Rimi} @5-footers, because the entries in-| Hakeill, 40, and Helina Silver, 36, of Botti $1.19; regular ff | clude the tw Canadian cup winners, | Seattle, ee $150. No. 9 Copper Rim Holler, $1.33; regular #185. 8 Sond No. Boller, $2.19; 50. No. 9 Solid Copper $2.39; regular $2.75. | the Genesee and the Invader, ark! the | defeated defender, the Beaver. ~ THE MARKETS The cool weather has in = way |braced the markets up. Business in| 1412 First ave. LING, St NDERTAKERS —— Copper regular Boller, WITNESS WAS TOO EXUBERANT os ’ for several days. A garof California | came exuberant. in Dudge ciriitins ame fm this morning | Court and is meeting with ready aale at |; quoted prices. ‘The “steamer Is als jue today from California apd re | ports received here indicate that she as a large shipment of fruit. Some changes tn the market will probably be noted tomorrow. JOBBING QUOTATIONS | Veertaniis } Potatcer-Old, 0GH5 per ton: new. 1.25 per cwt; carrots. $1. 70082. 00 per sm: | 4 disturbed in| tue, ihe ber’ doa. tutrige boc@el 23 |Cape Hi: is an organ rie, Ge: eathage, $2.0000898 per cet.| ized mob in the c Foreign con. mtv, de per dogs husks, ‘S0ei wus have been threate wilt ry. ten ee t potatown, | Ry foe Metin: | give them ‘otection on board, to vs these: malik tubo "Sai| prevent bor ent without du Etats; hothouse tomatoes, 81.00 notice. Hoenn hans = CASH GIRL FINDS | August 2 and 2. |TACOMA vs. SEATTLE) | —— Wistar oon Sumani” sei ee A FAT PURSE Grand stand 26 | ib; squashes, toe per wax beans 2c; | jeertainly ought to have the 2 o'clock. luck that Is promised her on a. sideenicee Tan Rae ead hie It is not often that | plea, Toc@G00; “eating apples, $1.90; ngs are oranges. #2 joss. bananas, 83.b0063 bo. 1 more Pincay pica $8.55 oer do ewhiing oranaes, hundred umes as great $2.2062.7%: navers. $3.2908-00, Medi and returns it without the least hea: therine this morning and was went to Jail for contempt of court. | ¢ Was under the influence of | liquor and interrupted Deputy Pros. | ecuting Attorney Faben several | times In hin closing argument to the | [Jury in the case of the State va Thomas O'Rourke. “ ft ATHLETIC PARK PACIFIC NORTHWEST LEAGUE. BASEBALL TODAY And Wednesday, Thursday, Satur-| ter.—The navy departn recelved _ the t thin ne : i i < & Admission 2c. extra. Gates pen at Game commences at 3:30. ; ; : ; er pound: 2OGO0: per box: nation asparacus, | HUTe per case: green comm, 1OMl2: per dos aloupes. $1008.73 per cane; water: one, $2,75@43.00 per dos. Greem Freit 300 White S: flannel collar, $1.00 each. We have sold quite a number of these as Shirt Waists for la- (fh dies going on excursions and | picnic 3 ' F s 5 parties. works in a dry goods Twenty-third street, She found a pocket the floor and took it e to the floorwaiker, When it ed it was found to contain and other va les. e returned. to k and of it. About two sation Provistons Se Ban la ea ae | nea lying or | | Sunset Oil and Refining Co. | ,pfiecond block of stock of | 40,000 shares nearly all sold. That remal: ling yet to be had at 25c per share. | Those desiring stock will do well Co. First A $1.00 per bam: 907 ve. no more act promptly. Early advance tn pri |hours later some one called her. A ELLIS MORRISON, Asst. Sec broaxtast | pleasant-faced woman asked the Ht- Basement Mutual Life bidg., Seat- | yrne tle girl Whether she was the one who ; ballon, ‘Corrected daily The tollowing prices being offered to the producer im round lote | on the dock oF in the ear | ‘Grain—Oats, $29,000, chicken feed, §21,00; tle, Wash. had found the pocketbook Yea,” watd Catherin ot Weil, I'm glad some one #0 honest cork, bulk, | found ‘It,” wuld the woman, and | drawing a $10-bill from the pocket |book, she gave it to the astonished te; | cash girl “hn Interesting =—— Henry Hensel “3ewsicr’""* 28 Hinckley Block, Third Floor} | wheat, | 936.00: : jutter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry Rutter—Washington Creamaries, 4m . ranch 18@2te. aiteieipeeeh Piano Collection’ , gets RatenM Sa MoggIC:| Meh Onced The Ral Hot Spring Pircenetn,, ise noeeafor: aie: aeaume | TG 200-an-hour | allway s6@ tte; 10m 1 Te: Swiss | ing wtep in p ain es | B A THS “= SARs fal and industrial ‘olution ire to call your attention to | - jectric railway engineer is one PBs following ‘instruments that are | ° jor Be arya ge: |of the most Important professions here shown: ‘The Steinway, the A. I.| porcelain Tubs. Best service. | $4.0098.0 per “esi ve, 1 acces, | that holds prizes f Chase, the Estey, the Richmond rete isc or, for 20, HAIR CUP, | optic, aucke, to f the the Starr. ach i the b BATH for 2 (oa before the « a} engi. at ponsible At the price asked. Yours of ¢ ave 40 decided, and the deci fon is indorsed by scores of musi | upiaet duewe. isaibo; chickens, 180180 Honey~120 } Commission Men's Prices Cheene-—-Native Wi om, T1O1iie. Mirfetly fresh ranch, 26@2c \ rogtie; wheat, $23.00; cor, ber tom. $18.00; Yast ise; SHAVE, 10c. 114 Second ay 1-| Under St, James Hotel oneentr ‘The latest novelty will bring the | thi Or t | 920.00; roiled wo cities within Hay—Puget sou ‘Sherman, Clay & Co. Si + ory steaanington F900; al ay $12 Oo@8' a noon, “71 BECOND AVE. ouvenit aL ner; or dine ON ee ale 4 season In , allow. the ! Hoston by & by 10, in Ume to do tn entire « ens, returning ‘COUNCIL ACCEPTS WILLMAN PLAT, Cups Sole Agency They Run into One Another (Pe, 70 Le at night the jow 907 First Ave | rhe elty coupes! last might accept- | San Franctsco to some 20 hours. W Gada Ser 1 D. Miliman's new plot of his|#hall go to Chicago in 10 hours and Time inspector ||| fake Front addition on the west side | to,Denver within 20. for C. & P. 8. Ry. lll ot Green Lake. Although tere were | | ‘This railway of the New and the 8. E. Co. Hl geveral protests fled by ork & Rochester is to be at once [peopie, the council deciaed that th | completed aw far ae New Maven . ta., Duly 29.—All of without exception will t win Fiven every Republican politictan of prc state, auditor, — tre ttorney e boats pence in the state was to be ween|general and judge nu ‘ i 2 peg ta Bavery hotel ay Por | court ving only th ny r places if S i WATCHES. DIAMO! S. FINS in the Republican state ¢ Vention| It is thought that the platform will li JEWELRY D STLVERWARS is something unusual, And mot jafford a subject fe a lively debate! Splendid values in Summer |! 708 tet | ticularly aa there are po contests » thy vention ff particularly pieaia veins in Bummer |! Miberd Mammete 1 ie | ‘icularly 52 there repo taieats of/on the convention Moot. particularly aging reget jewelry hering ‘will be caged to order ff and trusts, Wut indications at North west, suditarium ll « nt time point [DEADWOOD MERRY al THE SEATTLE STAR. FLOODED ' LAST OF THE YAQUIS | Ariz, July 2%—-On Sat hd of 40 Yaquis, supposed of the tribe that went on the warpath some Ume ago, stam Jon to the Carmen ranch near Hermoaiilo, and were compelle the rurale to surrender, Beveral the ere Killed before the band wi subdued ‘NEW CHURCH "| FOR FREMONT) Rev. A. Edwin Burrows, of the A« bury M. E. church, took. out permits at the city engineer's of for the conatruction of @ and parsonage near Frem church will be G8xM feet in alae with & bawement ar wat $10,000, The | parsonage will cost $2,000 MARINE NEWS British xteamship Wearnide, Capt sailed for Buenos Ayres last t with « cargo of lumber 1 Port Makeley, Port Lud bie. The Wearside is where she for her atun to be ship Nome « tonight with 12 pam cargo of freight * taking up five tons of hinery. LN. Seige! of Salt Lake heads a party of three men who will sperate hie Claim at Nome. Ww. 8 wife of Deputy Sloan of Nome, will be a passenger ‘The four-masted schooner William wick, arrived from afternoon. ‘There loaded $00 tone of sacked coal She will load here 260 tons me G a) and 200 tons of merchandise for Unga. RURAL MAILS Country Storekeepers $ y Trade is Hurt WASHINGTON, 2, July 3%— ‘The Fural mail delivery was hailed with delight when ft was first pinced into operation, but there promines (| develop a lively oppoaition. to | further extension, The country store keeper declares that it is ruining his | business and he Ix calling upon his| congressman for redrers. | Under the old postal regulations | the farmer went to the village for bie mail; and just #0 sure as he went he | left ‘som ney with the store-| keeper. Now he remains at home. never going to the village except in| canes of necensity, enlisting the werv- | ices of the mall carrier to do some little chores which he desires. FOR HUMBERT Memory of ME, July 29.—The second annl. sary of the tragic death of King Humbert, who Was assassinated at naa, July 29, 190, by Gaetano ) anarchist, was observed orative services whout the kingdom. Rome was of the observances, there dreds of visitors here on a today by comm: to the tomb of the de in the Pantheon. Th usic and religious services ne filed past the ning the remains of King nd there deposited mag t wreaths in the name of Various provinces of Italy and of military and labor organtza- 8 FARMER FOR BANKS [e582 sae postecrcn: lasonas Pannen rinoe raw.| 2%, Johnon, nate bank o | PYTHIANS MEET ama, Cat, Beet ee ee ee the Intention of the + Gebien-| ALBANY, NX. duly se-iie | morning to load Savy ¥ jee ad Sp Pa ion sate PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING COMPANY oon | More Bargains from the een aee Clearance of Clothing seers te tna pace ipa wails | heroic treatment. hat’s | takeef ints’ sostouy.. ‘Parker "sas why prices are cut to the | Identiti GLIDE WAS OLD TIMER Burned St mer Had Buffe d Many Vicismitud: Steamer Glide, which fire and was b the tain Gi Seattle Jand freigh ago her p Captain H bought her, | In 1900, while at the dock at} Marysville, she was hung up by the | lines with which #he was tled, and sunk in the harber. She was then | rained and rebuilt Her stern wheel was replaced by | two propellers and she was used an| a freighter | n to onditte Phil. Re: et 1 play- | Hie |team, when LONDO? dispatch July 2%.—A Capetown | tes that the former Boer | will leave nada and | the United States te t funds for the relief of the widows and or phans of Boer soldiers | °F e Special SHOE Sale Men's $5.00 Patent Leather Shoes $2.50 |} Men's 44.00 Vici Kid Shoes.§: | Men's $1.60 Kangaroo Shoes Women's $3.00 Viet Kid Women's $1.00 warm weather Serge Congress i Children’s $1.36 Box Calf Shoes || ase |) jeaders Delarey and Hoth: | for a visit to England, oid u Can We Afford a Piano? How often is this question asked by ple who realize the importance of @ musical atic yar #0 facilities in purchas ig our Pianos direct from the larg- est manufacturers enable wup- nly you with a high-«r inatru ment at minimum and our low ‘ms bring the purchase of a Good Piano within the reach of all, Call and be convi RELEASED MICHIGAN CITY, ‘tnd Ry virtue of a com: ence granted by velt, Isaac Sloan, t convict in the Indiana state was given his release today was sent up for life In 1896 from Kei tucky tor killing a secret werv GOOD ROADS GR viL Mich., July The 4 roads Movement undoubt edly will receive & great impetus from the state convention which be an here today under the auspices of the National Good Roads Associa tion, Accredited delegates ure here from smany parts of the state to list en to addresses by Martin Dodge and other good roads experts and to witness practical demonstrations of dr onstruction and repadr » gathering will be in session until end of the week th DEADWé D., July Deadwood carnival, wi lay fulfills all the the enthusiastic Bike who pi it. The elty i# in hellday attire, and delighted visitors from far and ‘near fill the streets and patronize the many attractions offered. With fa wrable weather there will be five days of merry-making such as Dead % never bet has s Chief Red Cloud and a phrty of Indiane and a troop of the Thirteenth United Stat Iry are among the par tleipants: ¥. M. G. A. MEETING MOBILE, Ala., July 29. conference of the general we physical directors and salark ials of the Young Men's Christian Aswoclation opened in Mobile tod Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi represented. ‘The sessions con inue two days, during which time A notable retaries, 1 offi Another bi of talking machines re are sole agents for Columbia Phonograph Co, and will be pleased to show you our graphophi whether you to purchase or merely get acqu with these superior entert easy terms. Do you know that we added sev- eral thousand dollars’ worth of new sheet music to the big stock we took over from the Winter & Harper Co, when we bought the house out? Every type of musical instrument made carried in our stock, D. S. JOHNSTON (0. General Music Dealers. 903 and Ave. Burke Bldg. intend inted ners; GRAND MID-SUMMER XCURSION GLACIER BAY ALASKA Calling at JUNEAU, SITKA, SKAG- WAY and MUIR GLACIER, on S. S. GARONNE SAILING FROM SEATTLE and TACOMA JULY 29 ===ROUND TRIP, $50=—== For reservations and full particu- many questions relating to the wel fare and development of the organ. lzation are to be discussed lars apply to A. Tingling, Gen, Agt. N. P. Ry., ‘Tacoma, Wn. | Frank Waterhouse & Co. Burko| Dlock, Seattle, Wn LagH. Gray Steamahip Agency, 103] First Ave. S0,, Seattle, W quick during the Semi- Annual Clearance Sale. It is a fact that lacks precedent hundreds of summer suits are all marked to sell at One-Quarter, One- Third and One-Half Less than Regu- lar Prices. The bargain tables are crowded day after day with men who have learned by that this sale is the one event of the sum- mer— altogether without a . We quote for Wednesday's selling: Odd Lots Men’s Suits at About Half Price Another lot of men's sults, equal in every detail to the best $16 sult of the best exclusive clothing establishments; a broad statement, but a literal fact, at once corroborated by investigation and comparixon, The patterns, of course, are exelustve ¢ and high-toned, such as probably may be shown in e by afew high-class custom tafiors. The nship is exceptionally fine—in fact, every- pout them is as good as your best tatlor /) could produce. Clearance sale price _ $7.50 FURNISHINGS At Half Price Among this lot will be found several different } styles of cheviot ha vu riety of pat omt any taste sult- ed. ‘They well made with wide F and perfect in fit. In every way a firnt an sult, and $10 would be cheap for this suit choice during this clearance $5.75 Men’s Trousers « Pe com seve | Cheviot and Cassimeres, In stripes, pd herring-bone, made aa well as it is and cassimere suits in erns that alm can t are cings 3 busi Your Men's Silk Neckties . Men's and Boys’ 50c Caps Boys’ Underwear . Men's $1.00 Black Satin Overshirts re 40c Men's $1.00 Sweaters Men's Underwear, worth The . PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO. 900 FIRST AVENUE (Corner Marion) Largest Wholesale and Retail Clothiers. not a th le tens Men's 20c Liste: Hose, in black and tan. during | Men's 10c large size White Handkerchiefs. Knee Pants Of good Cheviot or Corduroy, hi tent band ic, at ° ‘New York Office 717 Broadway, New York. FOR SALH—CITY RBAL BSTATS CAPITOL BILL We have fected arrangements with the Moore Investinent Co. to handle as their exclusive agents, from this date, ail of the Capitol Hl additions. We are very glad Indeed to be able to make this ab- nouncement, as we feel conthdent that there i@ no other property en the market as well worth the money as the one tn question. We have felt for some time that there ‘was « orying need for a well locat~ ed tract to be plaged upon fhe mar- ket with such building ns #8 are embodied in the Capitol Hill deeds, so that one buying for a permanant home can have the eb- solute assurance that no one can Dulld a cheap howe alongside of him, nor a house too far LD front nor on the eqveee reat'of a lot; netther wit the question of corner groceries, stores, meat mar- kets, or any other undesirable fea- ture come up te annoy him. There will be a re) ive om. the ground at alt hoarse of the, every day in the week 80 ry 0 enn sult Sie oun, 4 there will be someone at the Cap- {tol Hill office to meet Bim and furnish full gy tore, ‘Take Captral caf on SeoanQewr- enue and get off at the office on the as. For additional pertioulars as to price and terms, call at the office of F. W. West, room & Unfon block, or at the offtoe of te Mivore Investment company, 112 street. t F. W. WEST, Room 8, Union block,