The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1902, Page 4

——e REPORTS | BIG STRIKE! DOLPHIN PASSENGERS erine | 5) the cut rates, and it is estime less than 8800 persons will come set xt six weeks ‘The hundreds of raen who rushed to Dawson in antictpation of working a the Klondike Mines railway and Were disappeinted, are anxious to get SBt of Dawson in the i. - A Big Strike & great stri W. H. Grafter copper mine near a rich trace of guid that olty, where Ras been found. ‘The little town of | iqaque. itehorse is greatly exctted O¥eF] pur on at the Madison thea’ pu the new find ‘When the Dolphin left Skagway, winds and a rough sea exters Tully 800 pas-| train at White nany of whom will] ably tomorrow en} | jer ‘Whitehorse passengers on the Dol- ORRng SEAT SENATE ENE NNE BS Theaters i Dewees we eeen es eee Alt the Grand fore house this or than them) of man: NEWS OF ANOTHER RICH fm FIND this week with: The Sattle T The Helaseo+ Goon laity company. is being ps Spec at re Ww at clans attrmetion te on. The Juventtas will continue through the week with .« apectally attractive matinee Saturn Day At the Third Avenue Managers Ru gsell and Drew of the Third Avenue theater arc pre n 4 & Pringte’s minstre T od ean be taken as evi- en Fagement ends Sat- waay nicht, Tere will be @ matt wee Saturday. Madisoay Theater A remarkaa Th plece is full of dat and ville (rt mtr p from Clarence-straite far to the! ony pill runs the week. with a special north of the city. $250,000 in Geld ‘The Dolphin brought $250,000 in consigned to the assay office and Danks Prominent passengers who returned were Elmer A. Friend, Skagway agent of the Alaska Steam- @ip Co, and formerly a well known Bewspaper man of this city. C.H. J. Stoltenberg, a local officer of game company, BL. Cornelius, as- stant sergeant-at-arm of the U. & anager Buschman of senate, and M: the Petersburg cannery. j 3° ae flies Hy Fj ‘ 4 i U ii i THE MARKETS Notwithstanding the reiny weath- Dusiness was good on Western crowds of ademand restaurants Fad ti Ly 4 Saturday madines LEARNING OUR WAYS SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Aug. In an election rit at Huamacac, on the eastern coast. of the teiand, la: ight three men were killed many were seriously wounded, fot continued until midnight. Stray shots ars! other missiles wounded a num'ser of persons not engaged i the difficulty. The recur- ring outbreaks, however, soon in @uced non-combatants to remain in, doors. “coed ——ee Twelve Famous Tomense: to each new subscriber to the Star at booth No, i& carnival grounds. Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs co inctny, Fine alam We have « handsome «ray ehevict—finest of weoi—winter weight—strong Italian cloth Mnings—sllk sewed throughout. 502 Pike Street. trade respectfull city. ly solicited, OUR MBTHODS are KNOWN DENTISTS ONLY. — our old, cheap equi the le world. same Gay. ‘Our prices are the lowest consistent with first-class work. ty Oo ‘We are making tna name atone will bea have @ specialist in «: men and ex <x — <= 9 we do exactly as wo aAvortise modern enti We will tell in adi thy whe ci jern dentistry. We wi you vance exactly what ork will cost by © free examination. Give use call and you will find Medghtx Gis bed and table | 9 x 1074 fe A PR VE GUARANTED given with all work for ten years, | QUEEN CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, One Price Family Liquor Store BRUNNER & CO. Geo. Newell, Mgr. 10 per cent. discount on sweet Wines in bulk during the carnival, Full — Kentucky Whiskey, 95 cents. our EW YORK DENTAL PARLORS 614 MSL AveIE . Work Guaranteed Palniess ‘The ONLY DENTISTS in Seattie who use ABSOLUTE! P. METHODS for extracting teeth, applying wor is and Bul time-tried as usual, The same doctors who hed f NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS ure ‘esl hore. san vaoina ect! ‘Have your teeth out im the morning and go home with new ones the New York Dental Parlors s+ ™s,ase- sont gemn. Meatm | Hours—#:00 «. m. to 8: p. m. ‘THE SKATTLESTAR. ~ EADY FOR NEARLY HALF MILLION | PRQUOT POINT, Conn, Aue, 27 The forts of Narragansett and New London districts with On although the the army and) was ¢ t begin until midplaeht | bank ry placed . A Jin the harbor urser J. EB quiet in us forts has been comply ort Gibbon fe cost of $40,000, bound Dutoh harbo: will embark for Sitka, and Rev. H. VM. Gowen, of Trinity Parish chureh, re . trip, ~~~ had a pleasant PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. Bo] ag St. Michaels re Horellon, & ¥ from the | Dutch Harber beth ways and bring- was ar-|ing mail from those on, Whi Amer-| she left St. Michael, August foan bark Hecla, at the request of | surv the Freneh consul at of gold this season will be t, an the unusually heavy rains made water quite plentiful The Roanoke and H. M. 8. Sher water both arrived at Dutch F the gist, the United mt mer MeCullough was expe: nd the steamer Brunswick had ft for San Francisco the day be fore. Many of the Roanoke's passengers are bound to Boutheastern Alarke She will leave on her fourth trip in about six days and the fifth about} September 0. | \ Bee the Bettiosh The Oregon, Philadelphia and Bo: e'navy yard, Don't mi ance of necting them. Floai plman dock, opposite depot, at €:20, 9 and 10a. m.; 1/26, 2:80 and for him at n N He has be i] steamer Wilt H. back again. 7 wting | uled to leave St. Mich: as showing the persistence with|for Dawson with a large number of whieh the French government passengers and four METAL BEDS Every Kind That PRESIDENT AT BANGOR Is Popular BANGOR, Me.. ‘Aus. T.—Matne paid Ite reapects to President Roose- velt today. The city of Bangor ts filled with hundreds of visitors and % seidom before, The lines which combine beauty of pattern with the right kind of work- manship. We satisfied with our display of Meta! Bede—not that we will mot try improve it, but we believe that any ene can find in this assortment, just the Bed that pleases them. party arrived shortly before noen from Augusta. They were met en route AT ad re- ception committee, the mayor and other city ‘oftiediale, af ter dinner the president visited the astern Maine Sta’ worth later in the day to visit Sen- ator Hale, leaving some time before midnight ‘The Weir, N. oH where he juled to arrive at Boon tomorrow. pi Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar. gains only. Hei Full size Metal Bed, made in continuous post pattern; quar- ter-Inch upright spindles; finish - od In white enamel with gold chill decoration, regular $19.50, spec- tal for the woek $11.25. High grade Metal Bed, one and an cighth-inoh post, claw feet; uniquely shaped head and foot- board: finished in dend biack or white enameled, brass and gold decorations; regular price $26.09, special price for the week $20.00. Blectric light provides & at an ‘extremety low price; ¢tim- inates the necessity of matches; fosures an absence of smoke and odors; guarantees @ pure atmosphere. The safest method of lighting —nho flame to ignite draperies ot other inflammable material. High-Grade Dental Work To care for your Teeth is our business. To do it at a reasonable cost is an accomplishment. We have every appliance to save time and pain. SPECIAL OFFER DURING CAR ‘AL FLORENCE DENTAL COMPANY cy HIGH-GRADE PLATES. LADY ATTBNDANT. joure—# a.m. t nda; 628 Finst AVENUE! FOOT OF CHER 8T ti REMT, BBA LADY ATTENDANT, gute? Rubber Collars AT LONDON’S London’s Cut Rate Haberdashery 1111 - Second Avenue «+ 1111 Our new contract provides for free installation an@ free re- newal of lamps. The Seattle Electrio Co. 907 First Ava. Phone, Main 1060. Free delivery to any part of 25¢. 109 Second Ave. Sduth Telephone Main 565 The Next PARADE Starts at J.J. HAGGERTY’S FINE LIQUOR STORE old crowns - and USED by the NEW YORK SPECIALISTS are at work Telephone Main 565 109 Second Ave. South | cago. Id crown and bridge wi Our | your work will be of the P | it Old we First avenue and Downtown Fourth ished 1800, Sundays, #:20 a. m. to 2:80 p. m, THE BON MARCHE DOLLARS FROM NOME IP call Housewares Cheaper The approach of Fall warns the housewife that many kitch- en and dining room needs must Ibe had to make the house com- fortable and handy for winter. Some specials for tomorrow—~ vy, well made Folding Ironing Boards, hardwood legs, ete., flatiron stand, ete., com- plete, worth $1.50, for $1.19) {Best on Earth) Sad * handle, much bet- old Potts’ iron, lated, set of handle and stand, regularly $1.75 for $1.39. Good handy, for 1 t4-ounce 5 e ter than the heavily nickel three irons, id Copper Tea Kettles, nickel plated, regular value $1.25, for 79¢ each. FINE WILLOW CLOTHES Very small prices on best quality Clothes Baskets, for to- morrow— Small size ... Medium size . Large size . Extra large size ....++ $3 $4 en Mills’ Kersey, in the best inches long and s10-inch sweep, with a 16- | 27-inch Jackets, the new Fall Kersey inch roll collar, nicely lined and stitch trim- | med. Our opening Car- Mival Pric..ccceereesees 6,50 | New Fall Jackets, made of those heavy black Montagnac cloakings, the most satisfactory cloth put in a winter garment; velvet collar, | Walking Skirts, something new and wide revers, faced and lined throughout with Wm, Skinner's satin si med Qur opening Carniv Thursday ONLY seneeeceneee Best Quality Oak Towel Rollers, regularly gc, for 10¢ each. ase Glass Lamp, No. 1 burner and chimney complete, for ase each. $1.98 Bohemian Glass Lem- onade Sets, assorted decorations and gold, complete set, 98c each. Pretty Glass Bedroom Lamp, stands 18 inches high, decorated fount and chimney to match, a very pretty lamp for 7§c; your choice, §9¢ each. Salad or Berry Sets, decora- tions in blue and gd large bowl and six individual dishes to match, value 65¢ set, for 35¢ set. Plain White, Gravy Boats, fine semi-porcelain, neat shape, value agc, for 15¢ each. 50 2 - Piece Suits $1.75 The boys may be clad in a new Suit apiece at half price and less tomorrow. Nearly 40 Suits will go on sale at $1.75 In two-piece styles, in sizes 13 to 16 years— worth regularly $4.50. Childrens’ Gar- ments Cheaper Many lines of Children’s Summer Garments are being sold at less than the manufacturer paid for the materials. Children's $1.00 and $1.50 Muslin Caps at Children's deep ruffle, handsomely trimmed with wide Point de Paris Lace, worth $1.75, at only 8gc. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Art Squares, Lace Curtains embroidered, and mF ti 9 x 7% feet, worth 9x 9 feet, worth $« linen. | 9 x 124 feet, worth $9.0c Skirts, with Not to boast, we want to say that the Drapery, Store has offered in the past, and will continue to give the most complete line of drap- ery bargains ever presented by any store west of Chi- Heavy All-Wool Two-Ply Ingrain Art Squares, which were bought very much under price at forced sale, placed on sale Thursday, while they last, as follows: $4.50] $7 25 na ‘The Bon Marche, ”? 33382422 $10.00 The new Skirts in all wool tae — 0] Twenty dom THE BON MARCHE THE BIG Capes, J ack-| ets, WalKing — SKirts An elegant variety of the first garments for out-door wear in Capes, ets, WalKing Skirts, etc., are on view and sale in our women’s suit store, wish we were able to describe in detail, but these items must suffice to one you the idea of prices, etc. New Fall Capes, made of the American Wool- Silk and Wool Dress Skirts, the new silk and lace are here. black dyes, 30 Prices start at ........45 $8. | in 27-inch lengths; come in tan, e black, velvet collar, fine satin lined fancy trimmed. These are a half-Attell with loose double breasted box front, it peters le will be sold on Thursday at, box plait or kilt flounce effect in the sf tassimere or melton; black, navy, tam, tor, etc.; to be placed on ° Ti ilk stitch trim- | al price for | sale Thursday at ....... materials, at, up from .., 8 to ll |. These early in the day s are as |looked for as the news of the races or | Tomorrow these prices between 8 and il. | Long Kimonos of Figured Lawn,| Carboite or Sulphur deep cape collar, Japanese sleeves, |regular 12%0 cakes, from § | -inch band trimmings, from & to 11/7. it jat 96 # Flannel Bloured Japanese Straw Pienic Telescopes, | Collar, trimmed in = worth #e each; from & Decorated Napkins, from § per 100, Bwise Vests of Ribbed (Bleached), low neck and eless, colored lace edging. worth | Han, y from # to 11 at Le. eee ae akereh! fect goods in every way; Boys Balbriggan Undereh! and |inch hemstitched hema, wer Drawers, worth S0¢ each; tito 11 at the. Best Quality Cotton Corset Laces, wi only, with metal tine. worth | Se for 2; from 6 till 11 we eel 12 for be. Clothes Brushes, very beat worth $c; from # to 11 at 180. Shopping Bags, best made, worth | 290; from § to 11 at 190. Apron Lawns, 40 inches wide, with border, worth 12\¢; from 8 to 11 at 6%c yard. ‘Table Damask, double satin, Fine 72 inches w! assorted terns, « th BLb0 yard: trem # to di at Se | 4, Outh Amonkeng, ‘Teale | worth Down, new fall styles, ih Isto; from 8 to 11 at Se yard. Pas Negligee Shirts of see tty The each; from § to 11 at Plain White Wash Bowls, from § to li at Shc. Biectric Plated Table Spoons, from # to 11 at 6 for 3be. 9e Steel Butcher Kaives, from § 2 feta Silk, Swiss finish, from & to 11 at 680, Wright's Tooth Powder, 25 bot- thes, from & to 11 at 100, Blood Purifying Tea, worth 2c parkage; from & to 11 at 4S, Extract Beef, regularly jar, from § to 11 at 20. jan wauete Cet N better bargains t the Bon these from 2 till 8 o'clock t Best Opaque Window Shades, mounted on spring rollers with fix- tures complete; from 2 till 6 o'clock es follawe: Window Shades, 3x6 feet, worth Bbc, at Ibe. Window Shades, 3x7 feet, worth 4c, at 180. Z Window Shades, 8x8 feet, worth Sec, at Be. ‘Women's Fine Dress Oxfords, pat- ent calf vamp, dull mat quarter, hand-turned soles, full Louis heel, worth $8.60, at $2.29, Men's Velour Calf Lace Shoes, Goodyear welt, low heel, worth $4.00, at $2.08, Children’s and Misses’ Red Lace Shoes, fine vici kid, medium flexible Eeiew wines Se to ; from 2 to § at A Hed aie The above are worth 61.30, M a, Women’s Cambric Gowns, Empire | seilles style with yoke and large collar of Jew embroidery and wide bem stitched bu: ruffle, worth $1.75, for only 98c. a. Children’s Bootees, sitghtly soled, oe worth 26 and 390; from 2 to 6 at 10e. back Infants’ Eiderdown and Bedford eg Cord Sacques, worth Thc, at only 25e. Platt Val Laces and’ Insertions, gue only finest qualities, handsome new pes Gesigns for underwear, assorted witiths, worth Ibe, 196 and 25c yard; from 2 till 5 at Se. eac Women's Fine Hematitched Hand-| Extra quality cS kerehiefs, finest quality, all width | fectiy finished, yy hems, soft linen finish, full size, sub- pair; from 2 to 5 at, ect to slight manufacturers’ imper-| Gold Javisible fections, worth l0e and i$c each; | worth 100 bex: from from 2 to 5 at 2%e. Stone Marten. O Tapestry Pillow Tops tn picture | lars, § sable tails, floral designs, very best quality, 22-|2 to 5 at each $5. Men’s _ The last days of the Carnival Sale will be characterized by such bargains as these in the Men's Goods Store— Six new lines of Men's Fan ay e Shirts, with two detached collars IBIAS attached cuffs, or with separate c 1 and no collars. You can have wie or narrow stripes and all the newest | 4 | , ‘ | patterns, and a special Carnival price | iseach, @5¢ | A case of Men's New Fatt tnder- or? wear, In eoru. fersey ribbed. very x slightly fleeced, very elastic and a NS! : al good w ing article, on Thure- . day at 500 pe PB, | plaids, stripes, polka dots and nav each, | Sox, worth 16¢, on TI Men's Black and Tan Coler Cotton | pair,