The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1902, Page 3

THE STORE Ghe Bartel! Drug Co ga all medicines, anc yt oe gore is sold f ¢ stores pay. Pri Fy rer-u-n-a, $1 sine She Spiess Kikiney Cure, $1 aise, Se Hair Renews Se OSe i Foarter’s Swe #2 sire Fountain § We buy direct from the medicine pater and save you the jobbe profit: Jazative Bromo Quinine, Ye size reese Tastele rey Liver Oil, Byrup of Fign, We sine ™ SECOND AV Steel Ranges are warranted fee 0 years. If not satisfac. tery your money refunded. ERNST BROS. Pike St. Tel. Johm 2331, AMUSEMENTS NO PERFORMANCE cmap FRIDAY me Matinee and a cara. ENILES toc = 2c 6 ) oust Eset iche RD OPERA COMPANY AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE.” ttractive Prices, Sc and 2c ==. THEATER Week Starting and Saturday Nights, and Saturday Matinee, instrel Company ros Boon abvonebs. Wank Commencing est Saturday “Mien Benedict's New So ic enic Pro- @uction, MARIE CORBLLI'S THELMA Shae by Chas, W. Chase. Begnery for Every Act— Moowidcent it Blectrica! Effects. om Office open from 10 w m. to 9] ) Beats welling seven days in| DIAMONDS, ¥I PND STLVERWA RIL of the Star. lenry Hensel “snnsierne 28 Hinckley Block, Third Floor, To Be Masked DlT THROU GH fers tees ees ds would cost miesed getting one 1 curtains to the Phone, Main 603. | For the balance of the week vu ad Boxes at a special price ali, Quick Meal i ikirts, Etc. “THE RIGHT KIND.- Every Shirt Waist left been marked at We have a Ia: full of white and colored Waiste where your choice tx te. Many of them sold for $2.00. below cost CARNIVAL HATS FREE TOMORROW To the first 100 calling at our tomorrow we will each one @ purple and white Se Carnival Canes of our Carnival Canes, S Wood Plates, row (Saturday), ALUMINUM SOUVENIRS FREE TO ALL CALLERS Rhodes Bros. ‘Tea, Coffee and Crockery Howse 1214 SECOND AVENUE PERLIN, Aug. 29 it pi UnomMiciatly it is stated that the : scussing means of} T. » trusts upon European indus- --|NO NEWS AT NEW RIVER Avertsed ia) | POOPOO VC LVOHRHDOVED 92: MILWAUKER, Aug. 29.—( mittee of Uh stherhood of F HELENE Last Edition MARRIES 4 O'Clock p. m. MARE’S NEST RIDDLED TAMAQUA, Aug panies of troops cing non-un work, were attacked Capt ‘scribed $600 cash, which will be The purse is being run today Labor union popularity is again being imposed qn in Seattie, LL. J with haveng collected § from Moran Bros, in United Labor conventin, whi FUNNY who were ignorant of the f at} convention WAS ever ‘and no such organization jes that of the United Labor, was ever [heard of. ‘The prinoner will be heid | pending the charges to be fled by| SPOKA Moran Bros.’ Co. |liee Reddy was a victim of a st eee car hold-up last night ARE NEEDED : NO LONGER. | Gen. Chaffee has cable ar department that another regiment of | ‘0? cavalry can be spared from the P' ippines. Orders have been sent for six troops of the Ninth cavalry (ore turn on the transport Logan. The |Femainder will follow on Oct. & TROOPS | ARE | “ _ UNDER ARMS : je quiet here in fternoon, but trouble is apprehend of the numerous con- mg the atrik: The troops are vigilant and constantly under arm | |to be retired from the presidency of are displeased with his| MAY RESHIP «| FROM HERE), : ‘csmcpaneee. D. Cy Aug. 29.—| Acting Attorney eral Boyt wil | orrow give out an opinion hese coolies transferred from the Pekin. The venset was damaged in Japane were tranaferred to the Gaelic, whieh Drought them to this country to be reshipped on the ¢ sel be longing to the xame company. Hoyt will hold that jo bring thew in for the purpose of reshipping only, would her the Chinese exclusion ition laws, and that Imitted for that pur RUSTIGATES NEWPORT, N. H., Aug. 2 ident Roosevelt is spending t ark, Ac assed the as |] to the park the H., from his car nower fell while the stop ||| th fain the Hancock. “WITH FIXED BAYONETS \Strikers Charged and Wounded by Soldiers In Street Riot at Tamaqua Two com- | trampled on nelned by the Idters Capt. Gerhart wan ne GRAND DUCHE »NDON, Aus © ‘An Affair of the Heart be wl been 4m D. There whit be om with some of the lar and Tomorrow wilt be driving club day, pacers are Jat the track, ‘The new club has sub-| Cudihee purs hung up in two purses for running | Yost i) bee program of | favor! Tunoing horses. [eral occasions the horses with { which at- | odds agains Derby aay te enpected to be up winner ive program is up|est John in t rt Borgia in the m IMPOSTER ! UNKNOWN YET ie | | z Jane nar i con Bay tm atill known. | Morgan, a well Greased man and|get within tw talker, fs held at the city Jail | veanel and bleeding Charies & visitor to Heattie from | d mtopped at a ait way The robber firat ¢ ween First and Se shortly after 3 0’ He had been set upon by mn the passengers to| him, but were evidently » accompliahed their ev _|aaye there wan nothing | __ WASHINGTON, D. © + AN 2m tT G0. but i While walking on t, between Firat and Second av- | en, he met three. mer efreulatior | though bank \sue notes up te their capita 000,000. It ie | gestion ts CHICAGO, Aug. 29.—John Sabin is many ng near by Left Their Victim | the Chicago Telephone Co, and it in| Clean old announced be will return to San bundle. ertising Bureau, ‘The stockholders of the | First and Union treet Scullen was taken to. the atation | where his ugly wound was sewed up “ Physician Ludiow | Roston and Mohican are at the | Don't miss the chan it Twelve Famous Tomessen Pictures mn | free to each now subscr! protest against the admission Chi- | «rounds. The kaiser held | Star Tomorrow the Last Day of the Car- nival Clothing Sale at The Out- waters. And the coolles |! SHAMEK'S, 1221 First Avenue. Any sult in our atock, your chotce Regular prices have been as only they all go at $ dollar's wo hat has been happening during our carnival sale have made will prove a! 5 to Us, wayeyy jSogq oy 4 The Best Maker brates dn crowd of 5 Detachabie made, and the president got!|| your SHA MEK "Ss 1221 FIRST AVE. Next door to Postoffice. Clothing Will ms nue October Ist THE SEATTLE STAR. Mary MeLea in. Rusa eos urriage of the meee Liplans, the cugr’e cowsla, to e N third son the | Beattie .. whieh took place | atte Voday |Portiand nly daughter of |ttele Jimir of Huasla, |sookane arty approvn | of Tacoma » looked up mont desirable of Eu | the ” hante day after and cities nae would the with adimir me the The ba George. He in 20, | Park nd well butit, and an | enjoyable rin the Greek army. He is » and an artist. Comedies! A permit was secur him wnder a nom de of the city en plume have won public competitions |F. Whaley f lat the University af Athens and af-|story frame te tern B Visitors to bis father’s court eldom leave without sketches selves, “done” hurriediy. but | Gee he @ man come ski ed with suc-|Yesler way, t he versatile prince. rd was found on Un kK this | and knocked The men tr little atten’ by some people who | * found on him n, Wisconsin, Philadel- | ¢ of | Boats teave Colman deyot. at 6:30, 9 and 2:30 and 4:30 p. Peer Sy Tomorrow, to buy when That's Just . and 6 4 t source of we every sale means a satinfied customer. Tomor- | carnival and our carnival and we walt your pleas: s sure that you will not chance to save “the cold » by you. In antietpation |fm Workmanship, b day's business this or thing house has AlKo the street and’ Occidental eee | GALLS IT OFF : SLIDING SWIFTLY. BUTTE, Aug game _yeuterday of | the topof the the pennant ¢ lead, but by le foonen the today, | Bpokane 15, Tacoma Portland 5, Helena 3 and Standing of the Clubs seociation adjou atives from th the state be Yesterday morning was taken up with routine work nalderable time was 4 ing of a piace for t After a spirited « different towns > | lows of the yearly quet which was tendered sirable |to the visiting grocers aviiion lant : | New Fall Goods arriving bally' in i Bove Suits. Be sure to see them. The Oregon, phia, Bonton and Me Dow't Boats leave Colman LE EFT HIM peeing. them. c | Medium Weight Mercerized Lisle Shirts and Drawers, suitable for fall wear; value $1.75 each, dock. pomite depot, at 6:20, # and 29 10 a. m.; 1:15, 2:30 and 4°20 p. m. for Fool's Night Get Ready | tumer, « n fit you out In any style. Goldatein, Seattle's leading cos- now for the last S. Aadatein, | We are agents for John B. Steson Hats, the best in the world, at $4 and $5. Best Money’s Worth Young man or old, if you know what’s what about clothing—style, tailoring, material—you know that there isn’t another store in or out of town that has ever touched this one in value giving. And now that we are straightening up stocks by marking down prices—well! We hope you appreciate the opportunity and that you will take advantage of it. We can’t go on forever selling at a loss, and when the sale comes’to an, end if you haven't shared in the saving you are mighty apt to be sorry. For Saturday we shall mark two hundred suits at You needn't come in viounas, unfinished worsteds and blue Suits that ought never to sell for a penny PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO, 900 FIRST AVENUE, CORNER MARION 10:30 P. M. 1 LavinaoTON wt ap , "ptt het a bgrrnmecwes a BRUNNER & CO. racy, | f Hy 502 Pike Street Phone, Main 1060. Wine and Liquor Merchants to >ure California Wines, per gallon $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 J Kentucky W y, per gallon $3.00 Lavice i elated! Aveo ture Bitters, per bottle ie & FLW. 7s 1 IRR ICK = = The American Clothier 703 First Ave. Men’s $25.00, $20, $18.50 $15, $12.50, $10 Suits > Now Half Price Which Brings Them to 3.25, $7.50, $9.25, $10.00 and $12.50 Final Clearance of All Our Spring and Summer Suits, Regard less of Cost ‘There are about 100 of these Suits left, and next Saturday night is your last chance to buy them at this ridiculously low figure So do not delay. New Fall Styles Are v on display and include all the newest imported and de ymestic patterns and fabrics. Never before have we shown so y in the season such immense assortments, and the extreme _ i igh grade of excellence pervading every detail of style, manu- facture and fabric place our Clothing on a par with the product of the most exclusive merchant tailors and at one-half what they would charge. Prepare Your Boy for School Now | And saye in some cases just 50 per cent. from regular price. Vestee, Nor- | folk, D, B., Two-Piece and Three-Piece Knee Pants Suits at half price, as fol- $5, $€ | - $2.50 - $3.00 -$3.75 34.00 . -$1.00 $5.00 Suits for . $1.50 $6.00 S for $2.00 did ial Suits for $2.00 Suits for. . | $3.00 Suits for.. $4.00 Suits for. $8.00 Suits for . Furnishing Goods A big shipment of the famous Waterhouse Neckwear aa arrived in all the new shapes. Beautiful dlorings, soc, 75c. No higher. die ote COLL Ee Sheba weer dees ceccesceneceeesees Hats ~ as We are still offering $3, $4 and $5 qualities of Brown Derbys at $1.50, $2 and $2.50; just price. ! Also exclusive agents for Hawes’ $3 Hats, in all sha PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CC co. WE’VE EVER GIVEN Actual Values $16.50 $17.50 and $20 One Day Only Be Prompt you want to, for the window is filled with tl and best style. The fabrics are imported wors' rges—sack, cutaway and reefer styles. All sizes in same sort and 88 than $16.50, $17.50 and $20.00 are to go Saturday at $9.65. re made by custom tailore—beat is and faint stripes; also black me style, and all at one price, LARGEST CLOTHIERS IN THE