The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1902, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAT: | PREPARING FOR THE BIG IMPROVEMENTS BITY COUNCIL GOES SLOWLY IN RAILROAD TERMINAL MAT- . TER—BUT WHEN ADJUSTED MILLIONS WILL BE SPENT IN & SEATLE BY RAILROADS P At Oh Adjourned meeting of the} tnance would change it eo the right Purell committee on corporations] of Ways would not interfere The ite ataer| SACk® Will ether crose B Bad streets and alleys, to consider Gvonue popth or extend east on . ratlro at. tunnel | jeans . ng but one grade| PES ft "i rollnced nnd Wwanel/ieana atrebt, making but one grad wawntiie. cers office had) Another amendment making tt furnished by the railroads) necessary for the ¢ : \ to se. 3 Th | cagies the propored ordin-| cure permisaion from the board of " hinted that the rati-| public works before laying tracks, . e accident and fonds had wilfully negiected the city| Was made to all the franchise ord- ; ; ly through asineer, for fear of expert examin-| jnancea. aly the detaila However, this wt | Now" Railroads Coming In ‘den d resentative led and the rep atatives| The Queation as to the use of the the mised to remed: steep gree *lterminals by other railroads that evelt addrensed the ht resulted in but few chang-| cussion. It was explained for the y, devoting bis re~ 4 ordinances. The! ' . . ka largely to the trast question franchise ‘ be allowed to use the He relterated the belief that a con: A [tracks on the payment of @ rental atitutional amendment Is necessary Be if the amount of rent could not be to deat ‘with the corporation prob- THIRD AVENUE THEATER W. M. RUSSELL, Man. Prices—200, 300, 40 800, tes Only Up Town Th: A High Class Family Phones—Sunset, Main 567, Independent, 567, Se FEELS | President Slightly Dis- figured, but Well FREDERICK & NELSON—Fine Furniture. Greater Crowds Each Day at the Sale of SEATER&CO.’S BANKRUPT STOCK As the good news is spread, the crowds of eager home owners increase at th Co.'s bankrupt steck. Bargains in Furniture without We bought this stock to soll It. sales floor. Everything to completely furnish @ heme is Included. Carpets, Stoves, Cutlery, Lace Ourtaing, Dishes, ete., eto, Each article is a new, good pattern and thoroughly desirable. ach article is priced at about half the regular retail price, never before in the history of this store have offer such bargains,and it is well known that when we buy a bargain we sell a bargain, are sold from the sales floor, new articles are put in their place. ou want today, come again tomorrow. verything bargain, = + Week Commencing Matinee Tomorrow First Real Comedy of the Season. Elmer Walter's Tremenduous Success Rept. 6 Qereed upon, It would be submitted let ‘ic{ 9, statutory arbitration. ‘Thos an eee age MT dealing with industrial ques arbitration board would make an ad- South Bend, jane tions,” anid the president, “we must he Pl Cc 4d Si G teed t |justment and this would be dled 4 no opt leas than Ut The Play, Company and Scenery Guaranteed to |the superior court. “An appeal might | Newenaner Euterpeiee Asseetntion dh Rp Ky 01 to mtandetll by . - | then be taken by either party to the), Mayor Fogarty ix but 35 yearsoldy hg’ 'the imponsibie. - Btuipen Please Every Theater Goer. 4 2 weg gyda ne | supretne court of the state. He ts a stalwart vogrupsesenaive & SF dous corporations should certainty Another mt Was raised when} ‘Phe franchise asked by the Geattle| men who work with their hands and ‘ender go’ ent remulation arn B alekivoy, for the North-|@ Atontann Seailwny ca, Sesrrtned | tnink with hele heastn, m comment |.eunder wovernment remulatlon fo") THERE WILL BE SOMETHING. DOING ALL THE TIME Pacific, requested time in which) in detail the large terminate, But/and level-headed champion of the /ttn: must be given such power that prepare amend that] few suggestions were made, and at| cause of his fellow men at all thes [pie and little mon alike will be made pany'’s ordinance ring the| the next meeting of the committee| Me ts an athlete, has played foowball | ¢, Feapect the law. t along Seattle boulevard, be-| mapa explaining in detail the intric-|and was superintendent of the big : ne intric- | and in ° . o—— PERFORMANCE Bight and Ninth avenue south. lacie of the network of tracks will #inger brick plant when 1700 man Battleships to Leave LAST 66 33 ding the prseens arrange-|be furnished each member. went on strike. MG stood by the - he t jorthern Pacific right Th Ajourned, subject | mon, and thereby gainéd the pres ‘The Wisconsin and Oregon aisoll TOMIGHT...... . the 2 would overlap the Seattle Ele w Go's tracks. The amended ord- | Hel in the Northwest ere here. r out the samples as fast as they are put on the 1f you cannot find wi Everything is here, and A A PAA oe the call of Chairman Rinehart, to] among them that landed him in the | cruiser Boston a ntinue the Rearing. mayor's chair, local postotee for seven yearn, Hoats leave ISS TEN DAYS BOY Gtin'victory "is Temartabie’ "ne the] ana iia. m 18:00 1:16 8 City has always been republican, In a be oe 3 thos the cepubtican candrdnte, Behuy- eee OPERA | Seattle's ter Colfax, son the late former oe Wresttent Colfan, wns elected HOUSE | "4%. by @ majority of a. Fogerty de- Joba Cort, Mgr. Phone Main 65 feated Colfax in the fecent elvetion FROM 6 To 10 Dy 1150 majority out of a total vote GROWTH AT THE eee FREE METHODIST) peoritaBLe meric TRADING TIME @nue commences the fall and winter work in earnest tomorrow. The pas Yor Rey. Alexander Beers. te back |} Enamelied Darnera, te value Se from a trip to Oregon, where he hos |B Aluminum Thimbies, 8 falue Deen anateth in & number of camp le meetings and will Dreach tomorrow sdene comesbensentcetest eveve AND FERRIS HARTMAN | morning and nimbt. Box Writing Paper, 140 value Bundey and Monday Nights and at Both Matiness. During the past year thie society has made an excellent record. Al setetsrest seresesseees 7 tala or, ines parma of mogern “THE TOY MAKER” Paid for, a new parsonage of modern Gesign in every reapect has been . te 4, Duikt for the pastor, the membership | Aimond Cream Boap, 3 cakes You will see & lot of New Working Figures in the Great Tey Shop Beene and Increased and the spiritual life of ben, 100 Yabue..cs ‘fc 2b-Pretty Chorus Girlenas Dining Room Chairs of every jore than 100 Couches, ed Parlier Goods, each and; { quality—eheap, medium and style, sell regularly from every article werth twice the § hy rade — almost end t to tala. on sale at 5 £0 to $32.00. ‘ price asked for them. The as- | ) varieties to choose from, sortment includes Sofas, Get- lar prices 750 to tees, Divans, Arm Chairs, Rook - at from 48c to $5. ere and Small Chairs. Almost every kind and style of Rockers made, on sale at OPENING OF THIRD SEASON One Week Commencing Tomorrow Night. Special Matinees Wednesday and Saturday ‘ach Child Attending Gets « Toy Free. TIVOLI OPERA COMPANY home at Cheatham, His bi sprint iP ronter te Hy SB te lr | Sea hom dete ee | | eas oa THE SALE IS FOR CASH AND ON ACCOU STORAGE SPACE WE CANNOT HOLD GOODS FOR FUTURE DELIVERY Frederick & Nelso COMPLETE HOUSEFUANISHERS Second Avenue, Madison and Spring Streets ae ‘and Engagement Rings the membership great Rev. Mr. Beers is being cougrata- || Embroidery Hoops, 100 value 9 by his friends for the energy setecetee seccrescarsertecses BO enthusiasm he has thrown into nders, wit I the work in bringing about the many |—f Dove, “tapenders: with Watton Tuesday and Wednesday improvements. He is looking for- cotdaangien hts, ; ha Ry aaehe oaeernae ot Hundreds of other specials om $ ‘The Bostentan's ia coming year ie mnet Just as important, 3 ’ semecetel to we binery ot tae he Idol’s Eye}; The The Sunday -school One of the first things undertaken Will be to have the Sunday school PRICEB—-$1.00, Tho, 600, 260; matines, The, Boe, 25e. fooms established in the commodious Seats now on sale. basement of the buildiing, Mrs. M. | E. Dutton, the eMctent #uperintend? @nt of the Sunday school, «iil add every up-to-da! attfactive leature tending to make the Sunday school a ter success. LEE TEL spectal feature of the work for the year will be the help of a num= AMUSEMENTS M pers MUsEM eR 8 cn, = eel Athletic Park, leading the young people's meetings, Pact League. a and will also help in the street mer ry eyo staan EP Ne ei tases one) BASEBALL 2 | vanced movement by an approprl discourse Sunday morning, bis fect being “Elements of Success in TOMORROW | ie cempaeecd” take he an pastor! And Monday, September 1 and & | largely with what he calle neglected | themce during the fait and mess | Portland vs. Seattle: Among these will be a number of | evening sermons on the subject of miesio rand stan: | |. | future punishment, te ane oe me ——_+——— | Sunten, seek Gates opened at 2 o'clock. Game estate, 04 Union Bout. | hegins at 3.50. | | Thursday, Friday and Satur- day Nights, i Buccees, $ a on — ] adison Street Theater Seattle's Favorite Playhouse Devoted to High-class Vaudeville, Week Beginning Sunday Matinee, Aug. 31, a Monster Bill Headed by the Peerless VENITA | covpmaws In her gloriously beautiful Spectacular Dances. Two tons [994 @eeond Acenve. Gor. Marion of Gorgeous Scenery, brilliant light and color effects; also fj) ———_—_____—___._— | Pacific Coast Clothing Co. “THE JEWEL DANCE |"== Clothing | 800 First Ave., Cor, Marien 2 The dancer is surrounded by myriads of shooting, float- ing diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires, etc.,of the most | es v st SUMMONS. THE SUPERIOR COURT OF i i A ef i #2 Es E fl 3 3 ifs | td it brilliant coloring, being the grandest sight ever witnessed on any stage. A stupendous production. Ten other big “the Btate of Washington, for the a ville acts, " of King. wnncevils Frances Cunnningham, plaintift, ve. Prices-—25¢, 35¢ and soc. Michael Cunningham, defendant. 3 No. 3,463. Summons, The Big Sensation, | The State of Washington to the |naid Michael Cunningham, defend- WALLACE, the Untameable Lien “"Tou are hereby summoned to ap- an pear within sixty (60) days after the A thrilling scene — Gate of the first publication of this 1o—Other Big Vaudeville Acts—10 pamnces,. to. Wis: Within slaty. (00) ‘ days after t ay of Au Prices—2sc, 35¢, 50c. {90 and defend the above entities action In the a entitled court j -" . an —. and answer the complaint of the ey Gamaloupes are selling readily [plaintiff aad- serve @ copy ot your ‘4 janswer upon the undersigned attor- |neys for plaintiff at their office below | stated, and in case of your failure so | ’ jto do, judgment will be rendered 5 ‘ . bs if 4 you oo a bes ~~ demand of the complaint, which has been $75,000 Worth of Mantels, Grates, Tiling, Elec: ag wie feat the ave Sa | titled court. trical Fixtures and Supplies-AT ACTUAL COST BP Slt least SPitha Sete at and abandonment: and for the custody of As recently announced in the papers, the Immense stock of Gas and Electric Fixtures, M Oe a : . d n or ale lantels, Tiling * a 10 7a fot te | ane roe bee ig Supplies, Machinery and Wire of the Northwest Fixture Company, has been pur- Bittner Wastel ip exe Bee ee T | chased by the Z. C. Milos & Piper Company at |, he per doa: cucumbers, per pany court equitable in the premises. wo Delivered gS Aa w B Dozen Half Pints for 90 enone poss Dept HERE are two things we can do that “Shira publication, Auruxt ana, 1902, MODERN GROWN and BRIDGE We are gbing to give the public an opportunity to get these goods at prices unheard of before on the Pacific const. We have decided in order to connolidate the stocks, to pla and Mantels at our First avenue a the stock of Fixtures ” : We make a speciality 4 Spring street store on the same basis with the goods at the . P a TY PROPERTY. Study Ite Merits A. Wiaikaas Uninre Adame . no other Drug Store in this city can Lov 2 " ING COUNTY ene ot ene: ae If you desire to purchase part of your goods at one store, and the balance at the other, it will be i 2s 4 wiuente N. able cost. it ts our purpose entirely satisfactory to ue, as it {8 our intention to please our customers in every particular We do. We can sell you medicine that will | voard of County Commiesioners. ret io have It done; you will have secured the special services of Ms. English, Who represents the celebrated Oxley & Enon Com on the 7th day of August, 1902, pur- oe the ‘aah, ned oa : nos Com * 2. Pp of the cost, and yet have pany of New York City; and Mr. Chas, Mallet of San Francisco, who repre fe nde ma geo CURE CATARRH; and when it comes suant to call and advertisem in dependabie Anow wall Fixture Company, to assist us during the sale. In addition to these well-known gentlenien, we had add dvieability of « your teeth and furnish you estimate of the expense © to curing PILES, we don’t guess nor hope, ed largely to the force of salexmen at both stores, In order'to prepare for thia tremendous sale, our them, fi ¢ will commence promptly at 9 o'clock Monday morning, Bept. Sth, and no goods will be reserved we know that we have the medicine that |sald and diepome first come first served.” Goods purchased during this ale will be kept in our warehouse and ineured “Therefore, Tt 1s hereby ordered SRA} ’ ios ow nAured 7 i ‘efore, ereby o ‘ed that for the beneft of the purchasers until such time aa the houses are ready for them will cure —by gosh. the sheriff of King county be direot- m. to 8 p.m, Sunday te 38 ed to offer said lot for male at public NATURE'S NEAR NEIGHBOR LADY ATTENDANTS — auction at the front door of the King FLORENCE DENTAL COMPANY The terms of purchase will beone-half cash upon placing the order, the balance to be paid upon the delivery of the goods. AAAI ae ee eteee Seaite: totes | tly teen rane, B0R00; eaat-| Main Store, Northwest Fixture Annex, First and Spring Street 313 First Avenue South county court house on the 18th day] ¢y pacing iimdut of September, 190 the hour of 2| 6% Firet Avenue, Foot of Cherry Street Seattle, o'clock p. ™, not below the ap-4 | praisal thereof, $190.00, and that the | nty treasurer be directed to at tend such sale | a , ware thereto, | 502 Pike Street. Phone Main 1060 which de sted by the | county under the official TO esa sygesaeueguane | THE REMABLE WINE AND LIQUOR Di LL LO UML COM ge Vashi vo | tenet we ot ban Clerk of the Board | |