The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1902, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR 8 TANDS Thomas Was Hazy 5 ome THs wre * be ode D. BUCK & CO. | Ir kad an i" she nN Fi . 5 . een out on a e for a f air hari ‘ks’ Souvenirs for the niva Men's, Boys’ and Chil- ‘ | pes Out ens a ee Ae ; nit arniy Reasonable prices Im not dren's Clothing By ead When on t robived of 49 ti JH leas shot idea with the Bartell Drug Co, Furnishing Goods, Hate and re | n the red Hight district. |# ste & y sae are “hres years. thie at Ty Sor ef | MT pie red ee me weit we has stood for -_ mes Building | ne tell exactly where th and 1 up-to-date drug store, Hints | | 9 | Mitenes why r Peruna, $1 size pwn he gett acetate 7 tre ‘i r se ! Carter's Hair ae $ | cna } n Gees ais Views si ‘Two Women Killed | sine Gut Mig Sus | Theaters Ap Bi Hood's Sarsaparilia, $1 sive | din sataboal | ars occurred ah re Iw t night, A000 000000000008 8040806 | work. r te Eetags cntaiied tolshbu suum, tale laws elena alpine Pte pcan Near Ellensburg © [inne ions “of toverm hdaates | Mine Hursey of Jersey.” na Foe on preecriptions and recipes dally Informed that the Drocislonal | Petit Goave betare les | thousand dollars in property. The | A, genvine farce with The f 14 wae foo, None but expert pharmacists * | government of Mayti has notified| and the etty was to oye an n ‘1 | ne ntral Park and spread rap. | @d bY Harringtor 7 ith « Ba ma you. |___ Moved to 1408 Second Ava, | {10 Unic legution that | ten thousand peont ted | LEGENSBURG, Wn. Aug. 11—-|near Central Park and apread rap-| #0 Y Wet oe ent ‘ | __seulabgetbarneteeadees > ‘ Feet Gekve| homeless and in dire want. Pro-|were inatantly killed by w Northern |artiat, and Pablo Lapez Quintana [plaht. “Misa Hursey Fr 4 The Pollards Close | Curative Skin Soap, Bo | JAMES HENRY pa Wave captured | Visions have been sent for the reli | Pacitte train t three miles ware sleeping tn thy » Uber Story neat col ht wl poed yt The Pollard J ; | . |] Wholesale and Matai Butcher, Jobber, wtrong resistance Jor the population | afternoon, Mr. Farele wae kno ed to death. Cristobal Lopex, a| cl r going out for t : Red Croas Skin Soap, 35c sine ‘and Packer, | an, Mr Fartie, wae kn iis |r See ee Kae ber bce lan. iportant enines On * ‘ are sadly hurt » Karrin | wall tukes out another man r k Souver lor thi violet Crean a0 ai te Best Meats ; G padly, ust, Swe Parcie | ER ECS oupper, ‘ded’ view vores ivel_are unique eam tal Bach | pre — ie compounded |} ang nest, Service, Neve altention ERY OF |i nd the c 1 yg OE a fo ight are “uuine and the Eee. yen to have. Readon: sat down to fest by the edge | ni 5 gabe ar fore , hich ¢ ture Kiks of Iron, in two wants you to have. Read on ralls, M rris y pola in ee " izes, at fre . <3 h hea r pre m from the Carnival Introductory Sale Hand- pat: 4 china, decor ‘The two women nat bewide him. | at utility of Har-} We opened this morning the 1 ated with elk heads ty pur he wext-bound train gud: came ty climbing up the ane a mpany Ww welll gale fol © taking of stock white china, three mpfr Jonna Porous’ Plasters, Fred Ernst, the barte of the} against him. fe dight atake & eoale corve. "the jt falar gained entrance to the Lih-|shown by the presentation of the)one.fuowing the taking of @ areas tIgLOa teen ind... 10 Lexingtos who asnault Ethier was the first two boys jumped from th coln apartment houne rth av-|play last night, It was as different to’ side" have lage aie 400 size ed by an unknown n was the bartender of th the «round, which was but 10/enue and Madison str Bund. m “Michael Strogoft two plays Medallions and Pin Trayaewi sonagneee eo} 3 hey ped unburt. The remain-| Stone he got $30 in money and a| character fitted his or her pa ELK CANES ANISCAPS—douag hospital, « jstory of the affa anded highly Y of the aroup seemed to par-| Watch and chain, ©, P, ‘Taylor un Capt. Reynolds played role of Canes and Capa at . hoe ne p | saw ewer per, > move, although they had ample|«old watch to the burgtar’s fund, |in a very capable manner, Benjamin less - . and Mrs, M. A. Caffney lost a gold| Johnson portrayed a ver ul ah er MEN’S Stk oj cost match fname ‘character th ‘new, Rhodes Bros. OPEN ALL NIGHT. | nave Deen nn ANd Stuart, wWho/!s the name that ree ce Omeer| Were struck by the pilot of the en-| 00 | —————————— gentleman wth an imped neat ¢ P pct Free Deity ‘Phone. Main 50a ' aane speseh ce rye city W ea. Cofles and Crockery Mouse : meade AVENUE sre SHIRTS of having 8 wo ig SE win the f 1214 SECOND AVENUE oni and played her part ing our patrons and Phillip Double Be front and back, worth TROUSER SALE Henry Hensel “3twace""* 28 Hinckley Block, Third Floor. DIFFERENT COLORED PAINT WOULD REMEDY THE MATTER | a » the general public in Seattle there is no subject of conver interesting than» are. Together with the el a and the te apy the highest pin n the world ’ %. Owing to Seattle's magnifice listances rough and ri “ broken topography the ettizens who depends nk’s to s |@ carry him to and fr mans not, as in some citie Beattie people are fon ore than by the of the stre usiness district The old resident by which enables h sion of electric ¢ of the different lines the oe Kidney Cure jin in the back and po all kidney and bladder troubles. 500. QUICK DRUG CO., 704 tet ave A FLEETING CHANCE All trousers under $3. Fancy i expe k and che manner truly marvel stranger within the city’s gates. The man to Europe i @ mere incident and who ia at home finds him, often finds himself thoroughly ist upon to make a street car tour of Seattle The lack of some xyatem of telling the line from those on another is one of the comer in Seattle remarks. Let even the reach some unfamiilar part of the city by us. But not so the whom @ trip to wherever night when he is called care on one street car first things the new old-timer attempt to & new car line, and he will appreciate the fact. Only a training such a# enabled Daniel RICHMOND PLAN PIANO CLUB 1g erat ta Sicudog thelr aaah inlets 2 Middle West renders one competent to deal confidently with Be | attle Gar lines as at present operated Other cities are far ahead of Seattle in this respect. San Franciaeb, for exampie, has long ago solved the problem of dis aulshing her street cars at a gianc stranger in that city need spend tong, for Instance, in learning which Is which among the cars of the five important Hnes running on Market street As the Star stated Saturday, distinguishing colors by day, and ‘Twenty people can yet take ad- vantage of this unequaled opportun- ity to own a fine piano. It takes ten colored lights by night are a crying meed of Seattle street cars. dollare—the initial payment. The And the col 4 and lights should be such that they will really a Gistinguish, Paint ix cheap and #0 ts colored glass, General Man- balance can be paid at the rate of/Q Gistinguish. | Paint ix « $6 a month, The club price is $299. Mr. Dickinson's present system is good In ite way far from metropolitan. There are cars of all there if no aystem in their coloring. There a but they are small and indistinct in the sl are light lamps and too often mean nothing As for Manager Dickinson's car etgns, illuminated, they are a delusion and « » but ite way is *. but Hope YOU'LL not be the twenty- first. Sherman, Clay & Co. iluminat are. He wh run. And it is generally a stern chase with the car strongly in the ‘lead. ll SECOND AVE. } pre the carnival brings its thousaifds of visit > - 1B. ter, Uacksen Show Oo bometbing, A wel une al ance firm has an advertising dodger that say: a other than other matte: ie good many and beautiful. The local lodge | Meredith was a member, attended in & body. | The pall-bearers were members| and et-membera the Seattle police | department and the same who bore Chief Meredith's body to its last | If you're going on @ vacation Electric Nght provides it at renting place. They were: Captain and don't want to spoil a good D. F. Willard, Frank Kennedy, J. La an extremely low price; elim- inates the necessity of matches; insures an absence of smoke and odors; guarantees a pure atmosphere. ‘The safest method of lighting —no flame to ignite draperies or other inflammable material, Barek, Walter Kasson, A and A. W. Crane. Drastic PlanSuggested TOPE by Labor Leader Two F IGHTS CARNIVAL president of the Railway and Te |graphers’ union, has proposed t Several good boxing contests ar scheduled to be pulled off in Seattle | G.' Lane suit of clothes, you can get into ene of these and take all sorts of risks. Made of mixed tweeds, part wool, fifty of 'em, all sizes, ¢nough for one day. Values ‘were $6.50 and $7.50, but theyre odds and ends. Better hurry up! PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING COMPANY 900 First Ave., Cor. Marion | President Roosevelt to end the strike of the anthracite coal miners by tak- |ing Pouseasion of the mines under the right of eminent domain. It t# claim- ed that the matter has been referred | lto the attorney general's office for Our new contract provid free installation and newal of lamps. for free re- alate ray. |camival erowas wi ber sive Thre Seattle § 02000 voeraivine soines tortne pure | “hance to wee « couple of fights that | gperatethe mines for th > touted to be better thew “ine Large quantities are ne and the supply is running #h unt of first ust 16 at ¢ vateh r Electric | ace san nas: between Tomn Tracy, a fighter of Co. Ee == seicedl bein sad hie we es | MP KONTENT har also won quite a name for hi 907 Firat Ave. 8) Kany sonst is the theme ana| elt nthe roped arena, "Enere is red boys who lett |Kreat deal of Intere atorad. bs on the at Olympic this morning | this feht, and betting is ted to for a two waeka’ outing ret | be he y has training ¢ and | tp number of the Kamp pay |K. Kicker,” will be tasued uy | boat |FUNERAL OF MRS, MEREDITH The K n the ERNST BROS. $06 Pike St. Tél., John 2831. Hor SPRING BATHS Reliable Pianos CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST: Perry Queenan lain Tubs. Best Service : pieen’ re Gtr ee a ‘Se or 2 for 260, Kalrout 16¢ THE QUAKER DRUG co The funeral of Mrs. the ‘most popular f that ha Shave ‘Oc Bole Agents for LS retin wit Turner Piad. M4 Second Avenue South, Under JAE-IT-UP — Cures Chili Blains# ,, tay from Purr a ey nth St. Jamew Hotel Protestant church, known al th 1 Stat — pre 1013-1015 Firet Avenue. ] 7 Min i fe ac man, § Globe Buflding. at baneolow: 2 1 ' K ar r of Mra. Meredit » nate .s a WO White Sailor Ghirts, bive wet by the ; ; e flannel collar, $1.00 each, We band, whose rte in on have sold quite a number of more than f th these as Shirt Walsts for la- The servi the gr going on excursions and der the ausytces of Palm Ch vienic parties. oh, W f Woodcraft, and were | KIRK, 1209 First Avo. Tae Maer | e and the floral offerings | nice poate, an italian employ “SE STRONG Company, met with h the m br ity EXAMINE | Hear he G. Beninghausea’s ambulance. couvenn |THE. CHESS | ==) i te ELLIOTT, Keiracting.., AN Optician... ik for the big Spictaci over D8 Pike street Seeet on the city to ha 1-12 Heursy pidge tock of and must yer price It will all claims of ineberg & Kenaler’s ing, Haw Furnish! ye sald at what bring to satisfy the creditors. J, PIKE 110 Becond Av it hospital in the Sign Best place In your eyes corrected. Rec South Open AN Night. Tel. Main 1029, But SHEAMAN, FOLEY Co. TOURNEY They Are Swell! First Ave. |]| Time snapector } HANOVER, Aug. 11.—1n the in © C.& P. B. Ry national | tourney the final | the 8. 1. Cv. |]| round today was won by Janowskt, ue Fire by “sone te. Wi i Park Pillsbury, American, won | second prize, omer and atand across the ot was in ¢ for a time but w od by energetically wetting jot a bucket brigude. SUPPOSED Wilder hang tor rope dead some hours when cut down. Los nor Gage ANGELES, Aug this afternoon * in the price of canned saln Inder. h of the « The and sides through the efforts MURDERER SUICIDES LL. —George a barn at the sulctde t weather trade we ha remaining one 3-burner N tional Blue Flame Oil Stov guaranteed perf STOCKTO? last nigh! is sup) Firse come, first serv Inesday last W ott, with his wih a "ott orice § Reinier was locked. barn rafter. Ah 4 and death rewult He had be was p strangulation. 1121 Ist Ave. df And the Clean Sweep Sale of High-Grade Clothing, Furnishings Will be Over Friday and Saturday will be the wind-up of this phenomenal meney saving sale. For the last two daye THE BARGAINS WILL BE GREATER THAN EVER. Be One of the Many That Will Take Ad- vantage of This Last Offer To obtain high g merchandise at low grade prices. Every summer suit cut down alm price. $15, $18, $20 and $22.50 suits, light and dork shades, and all siz no shop-worn stock; your choice — Men's $5.00 eit sale price . $2. Men's $3.00 Hats: sale price ... $1. 75 it to one-half its original jarge variety to pick from all thie season's new goods; Boys’ $5.00 Suite; sale price $2.95 Men's Fine $1.75 Shirt up sale price $1. 25 wind- Bear in Mind, Positively the L Two Days, So Don’t Fail to Be Around on Time —_——-—— H. Lewis & Co. N. E. Cor. First and Cherry Street 4 thee nal libel suits against Sprecklew d Leake. The complaints were Han Pedro the same as were the form TACOMA, Aug 1h-—The 8 ——- hat nar rie thle cle naaks | WHATCOM, Aug. 11.—The appear. ape ned | ance of allver saltnon around. the night. tt dee o nint, tely de- | galmon banks indicates that the sockeye run ts over for this season e gin of th oknowrn isin Of the | Tne pack of canneries here is much eauing from | lighter even than four years ago lenuing from | and cannery kK for an advance Hardware |etus Springborn, a j The present play will ards for the week, with a Satur- {day matinee sharing xs pox Calf, price $1.6 ‘es ’ Viet, Calfskin and The Tide of Life. ‘The senson at the Third Avenue i opened last night with th ogee ae A aetna ary mal paatoreging "She Tie 4 Introd Dress Trousers. The piey ia well put on by « a8 Trousers that sold capable company. Messrs. Russell - & Drew could hardly have made a better choice in the selection of an Oand §7 1 to $8.45. attraction for. their opening. The] Finest Hate the play is New York, along choice of $3.00 Alpine, river racters that ‘eco or Derby at $1.35. | jure most in pi-| For Lads 3 to # Years— rates. ring t nis $1.35 for Boys’ Knee Pants Suits | od es are well/ that sold for $3.00 to $3.50. We ° devicted el the double-breasted style, the Jil, the adopted daught of Dan and the popular Norfolk style. | In Up-to-Date Patteras Gillette, the river pirate, is the he for Boys’ Knee Pants Suits roine of the p friends the| that sold for $4.00 and $4.50. We in- wealthy owners tain of al clude the natty sailor styles for the sel and pelps b > the gang |little chaps, andthe two-piece double- | eS. of thieves. Then she is found to be| breasted style and the three-piece oo = a girl of wealthy parents, and runa| suits, with vests just like papa’ _—s — |away from her adpoted home with| 33.85 for Boys’ Knee Pants Suits! e the pirates that sold for $5.00 and $6.50. Those There Is considerable comedy ali | ¥ ho have been in the habit of paying | |enrough t reclaily in| $5.00, $5.60, $6.00 and $6.50 for their the mecond act ne is the |DOY® suits, know what elegance é urn, rape shoe se lines powsess, and will wisely a CP'ias [lay in's sya or frowat aad’ @ Star Clothing Co. future needa T Rival Clothiers—L. L_ Hoft- x Perk Pavilion Prograte| net neinm: Cor. Pike St. and Fourth Ave. 1.3 ‘Our United Empire” 2. Overture, “Poet and Peasant 3. Kelection, “King Dodo 4. Waits, “Phyllin witt 5. “In a Cony ¢ a novelette 6. Medley overture, “A World Beat- 7. Characteristic, “A” Pickaninny | Christening Selection, “Maid Marian’ 9. Valee Caprice. part ae Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs. ae Monte Cristo Excursion | By Raptist ladies, Tuesday, August 12. Round trip $2.00. Regular rat $5.00. | - | Baptist Excursion |'To Mont Cristo, Tuesday, August 12. Round trip 0. Tickets at Stewart & Holmes. soe a Week Day Excursion lro ™M te Cristo by Baptist ladies. Tuesday, August 12; fare $2.00. Tickets at Stewart & Holmes a Reichert Bros.. pianos, 110 Ui ite Metal Bed, made tn singie. quarter and full size—same as jcut—special this week at $2.50 ‘Daulton Carpet Co. 1020 First Avenue and 107 Spring Street Telephone - . - - 920 Main lay Night—Wagner’s Orches- |)... and Madisoi as um corner Second aye- | n street. cust Introduct will demonstra EW YORK DENTAL PARLOR 614 FIRST AVENUE PIONEER SQUARE Work Guaranteed Painless The ONLY DENTISTS in Seattle who use ABSOLUTELY PAIN- LWES METHODS for extracting tecth, applying gold crowns afd flll- teeth. OUR METHODS ere KNOWN and USED by the NEW YORK DENTISTS ONLY. All our old. time-tried SPECIALISTS are at work ‘The game doctors who worked for you in times past at the | NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS are still there. SET OF TEETH. GOLD CROWN GOLD FILLING SILVER FILLING . ‘Teeth extract igein, when olay srerlt 8 ene ‘We Go not try to compete ted free dental work. ental parlors an@ operating rooms the w same day. ole world. Have your teeth out in the morning and go home with new ones the Our prices are the lowest consistent with first-class work, ‘We are making a specialty of gold crown and bridge work, Our name alone will be a guarantee that your work will be of the best. We haye a specialist In each department. Best operators, best gold work- men and extractors of teeth; in fact, all the staff are invertors of We will tel! y free examination. e advertise. modern den’ work will cost b; we do exactly A PROTEC try. New York Dental P “The Corner Stor LION CLOTHING HOUSE HALF PRICE MEN’S PANTS SALE IS STILL ON! AN ¢ those over fi $2.50 Pants $3.00 Pants $3.60 Pants $4.00 Pants All our $4.00, § pure worsted 00 pate See Them in Our Window A pairs m suit $6.00 pants, 00 and stripe CLOTHING HOUSE We are See the Sox 3 Pairs for 25c In advance exactly what Office, Portiand, Ore. p.m. Sundays, 8:20 a. m. to 2:30 p.m, Bankers are Wearing Them for your buildings. LET US QUOTE YOU Lock Building Paper Sash Weights Everything in the line of Builders ON Ss Hardwar THE LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST. London’s Cut Rate Haberdashery 1111--« Second Avenue A Word To Contractors and Builders prepared to figure with you on-Hardware Our prices are away down. Hoffman & Freudenberger. ~ your | us a call and you will find IVE GUARANTEE given with all work for ten yeara, 614 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. Main