The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING co. EVBRY AFTERNOON HXCEPT SUNDAY TELEP MONKS Business Dept. Matn 1060, Editorial Dept .. ® B HAZARD WELLS, Raitor ® F. CHASE, Bos OFFICKS: Seattle—10T ‘Third avenue, York Temple Court Bul! O—NT-RIS U, 8 Express I cents pee week mty-Ave cents par 0 copton noMice at Seattia, Washinet TIME WAS CALLED Eek ac umulates that the dummy war Conduct hax been most gentleman’ realty ladylike, The othe Duchess of Marlborough and a party ships. ehivalrous act throughout, and Admiral Higginson and Captain Chadwick Captain Chadwick how fain 19k + Manner ome > and when he notified the admiral that her grace wished u k the Interior of the boats, the gallant sea w war game wntil the young woman's curiosi 1 All this time the American w glecting thelr business to Jearn the outcome of the desperate battle that was he Righty mitlion poople were kept walting while the duct A ov the decks of a‘batticship, to decide, perhaps, whether #h borrow §t for @ fashionable ball. This might pected of the duchess, who I» & grand-daughter of the raitroad president who once remarked: “The public be damned.” Doubtless the duchess entertains similar sentt ments. It appears that Admiral Higginson and Captain Chadwick feet the same way. ‘ ‘War ts beteming robbed of ite horror, Word comes from Parts that hereafter the platols of duetiists will be loaded with wax & tally made of the grease spots upon the coats of the figh Why do philanthropists waste their t @ upon bullets, and tere. on ferences ™ It is more than probable that national differences will be settled here after by target shooting. Or, perhaps, trap pigeons will be for men If {t ts felt necessary that blood should be split Ne wonder Grant used to de called the butcher. Society @ Back seat when the hero of Vicksburg and Appomat the firing line. Such uncouth old scrappers as Farragut Permitted to handle a warship nowadays, They might dirty go that it would not be fit for a lady's train, oO a fn his character, He is a gambler, one of the most pers in the country, and he bas no delicate sense of ‘would keep him from ruining one man or a hundred in a bi je doesn't believe in sentiment tn connection with the gathe i i life ia found in the fact that his boy ts his best friend. man who can truthfully say that. son. The parent forgets bari? Fi understand each other, and doubt and rH ; ge | ith the lad. They hunt together. iF : 3 i i zF A Hh = ° + t it is the only way to live. knitting together of families. Mi Gates is right. Happy le the man who ts his ee EX Eimer Crandall, the NERATED substituted had to take x had charge of wouldn't up the deck is WIS BOY'S CHUM * Fou don't have to approve of John W. Gates to find good things latent and honor that peas deal. ring of dol- Jars, and he drives hard bargains. ‘Phat is one sie of John W. Gates’ character. There ts another, which reveals his love for his boy. John W. Gates says that real flesh and men make chums of thelr sons, and that the great happiness of ways of bringing up boys. The one alwaye keeps that there wis « when laughter came at command were not long enough to contain all the pleasure that of- forgets that orders hurt and that kindly counsel harshness. He forgets that a boy's world is not @ man’s world, & man and a boy drift farther apart. They are almost strangers, distrust life of a boy who often wonders why “father” isn't as good ts better help to to him as “mother.” It le the man’s fault. There in not one boy tn a hundred who can Bot be wou by kindness. You spend weeks leasing the moods and feelings of a $200 colt, and ‘aré too busy to look into the heart of a boy who !s worth more than ‘all the flesh tn the world. ‘ John W. Gates kind of man, the chum of a boy. You can find show tn front seats, and laughing toether. m the road and plays catch till his bones protest, ‘They take long rides and walks together interest in life and loves his father deeply. ‘The It meana daily bapp!- It Increases love for old age. ‘ . The been their fathers’ chums are also his cha pions Geath, and the memory of the man who was g00d their guiding star through life. boys’ best young bag- fageman accused by Jennie Baxter with stealing her trunk on the first day of this mont has been found Not guilty by Justice George and dis- missed. The robbery w: as one of the m express thefts that ha giving the police so much trou- » but the young man ac- as found to have nothing to do with the matter. It developed ——— hanging committee always gives the best pictures a position ire, which, of course, was without any ksawledge of entity of the painter, is the of Police Gonstabie Jones, a member of the Leeds ooo. . He is welf-taught bas mo apectdl tactiftios for eul- his artist®> talent. Por two For of quitting the here he has an ag- and, besides, his pic- gaa while he remains a GRAYLING IN THE HANDS OF | A TAXIDERMIST| re + CN | Grayling, James W. Morrissn’s biue | Malurnute dog, ts in the hands of a} taxidermis'. He refused to forget hie love tor} & Japanese cook in = cheap water. front restaurant, and as 4 result his young life has been muffed out by revolver bullet, and his stuffed hive ‘will soon adorn Morrison's gilded gin palace on First avenue, Morrison hated to do tt, but Gray Ying was obdorate. A stiken rug in the swell saloon had no charms for | him after he met the Jap cook, and | he pouitively declined to act as an or-| namentving. Consequently he will @o's0 dead. ‘The animal was worth about $100, and was a fine specimen of the dogs which take the pince of horses in the ‘wild regions of the far North. pr nestle Condit Dunlap, real estate. #4 Union block. ment these of 260 House Brooma 50c Stable Brooms.. 1S Mop Sticks... ibe Whisk Broome 2he Shoe Brushes ibe Stove Brushes 35e Dust Brushen.. 12 yards Sheit Pal No. Mrs. % Copper Rollers Potts’ Tron Han Are Selected Advertising. From this Depart- mention this week: 10e Nall Brushes...... special | 81.08 éc dlew ir at the man who too! ‘HOLDS DOWN | THE REBELS. UP-TO-DATE WALKIN} Especially suitable for the youn ing school, There will be a str economy learned if this oiling carefully studied—and Economy t Ie wings, you we ue priced at NEGLECTED WIFE On ground of neglect and des n Jenniy M, Fivid was divorced her husband Newton — & n Jude Mn'x cou Sh ima hat he has always treated bis far y “shamefully When he w » Alaska four years a said it wae un w him tnt about to start. Cotton ¢ atyles, 12% value, pricedat Flannelette Waistings, in a aplen: patterna, 150 ¥ priced at French Flannelette Walatings ported wool waisting, 20 Friday Special Fancy School worth 10e, a ng from him #f Dancing Cl. jensor Wilson at Ranke # y and Friday evenings, Pr vate lessons daily. Want Non-unton plasterers and tenders, at | Sixth and Weller street. Dress Piaida, Tuesday selling at selling for 15 cents per pack: age. Special today and to- morrow, Sept. &th and 9th— Por 1-Ib. Packages 10¢ 3 Packages tor 25¢ Oyster Cocktail Catsup Usual price 5c, special today and tomorrow—- Per Bottle 120 Sse value, ne at Peterson's Bhoes, none other like them our salespeople show you. th many goed points $2.00; 2% to &% FINE JAPAN RICE— Por pound... EVAPORAT! Por pound SAGO OR TAPIOCA— Per pound imMense ‘Us Bo LAUNDRY SOAP —2 big bare of excellent Soap and « big, heavy, Turk- ish Towel a3 25-CENT FRESH ROASTED COFFEE—Equal to the beat shewhere at 35 cents per art RMAN BREAKFAST c SE 2 for . “6 10e FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER —Per brick . 40c, 45¢ and 550 ROLLED OATS—All .. .28¢, 3c. Ibe. to 91. side corree itis Fach “$1.00 JELLY GiAssEsS— : Por don + tide DOVER EGG BEATERS Fach coated woop FAUcETS— Each 10s, 150, 200 and 25 1 BOSTON MEABURING GLASSES— 100 LIQUOR DEPT WALKER'S CANADIAN WHISKEY— we D2 Pike Street. Nothing but Pure Wines ke Full quart Kentucky Whisky.. when teeth are ordered. | done by graduate dentin years’ experience; a spectal leach department mellow; full * Each Cooper & Levy 104-106 First Ave. Bet. Yo and Washin, Telephone, Main 4 paibrvetss P| of 12 to in Ste exactly as we advertine— Set of Teeth . Gold Filling . Gold Crown . Silver Filling For a Fine Black Worsted or Cheviot Tajlor-made Suit. Best |] workmanehip and materials go into alt our suits. We guaran- tee perfect and satisfaction, IMPERIAL TAILORING (0, 1102 Second Avenue. | | | | 614 First Avenue, Seattle (Pioneer Square). Houre—8 to 8; Sundays 130 te 2. | rison street, Portian AND CAFE 1413 Second Avenue Bon Marche block. THIS IS THE PLACE FOR Good Home-Made Bread HL TRY IT. New Fall f Dress Goods’ HANDSOME WOOL WAISTS values, priced a Be in aplendid asbortment of colors, 59c Good for Bad Boys fet London’s Cut Rate Haberdashery 1111 --- Second Avenue -~ 1111 Beunner & Co. ‘ne for painless extraction All work | We will tell you |im advance exactly what your work will cost by © free examination. Give us a call, and you will find we do New York Dental Parlors Branch Office—Fourth and Mor- THE SEATTLE STAR. SKIATS a lady attend ong lesson in list of ours is is life's fi Albatrous Wool We » bewildering | aan eaves and colorings $1.00, but to make « ny, all priced WAISTINGS ings tr nt th tr 7 5c Were Never So Cheap or Pretty as Now nite Walatings, exact duplicates of many woolen] Oc did assortment of colorings and © styles of the finest tm- 15c Voth 28-in, All Wool Granite ceptionaily Bults, black and color welling at ox . "B3c Ladiow All —— — w * made exactly lke abow New Scotch School Piaid. well worth 200, selling at 15c 1s &6-in. Fancy Novelty W tan, blue, few patterna and ore, well worth 38-in. Novelty Pin Dot Ladies’ All Wool Waints, uy aL apectally wultable for tucked, well worth @1 25 Package Coffee Suits, $60 value, $1.76, soiling at ....+« Ie better than the kind usually 34-in, All Wool Venetian Cloths, | Black Siclilian Walst. stitehed ib. finish 75 Peterson's |. X. L. Boys’ All Wool Boheo! Suite; pants have double seat _and knees, Sines # to 15 yours, regular $4.00 $2 98 value, selling at throughout, $3.60 val non plaited front. cig citing at . Phone Main 1060 THE RELIABLE WINE AND LIQUOR DEALERS pt by us, oe Receivers’ Sale Now On 20) in Wineberg & Kensier's stock of Clothing, | Hats, Shoes and Gents’ Furnishing Goods must be sold at whatever price {t will bring to aatiety claims of the creditors. Z. PIKD, Receiver. 110 Second Avenue South. Blectrio Nght provides it at an extremely low price; elim- Inates the necessity of match insures an absence of smoke and odors; guarantees a pure atmosphere. ‘The safest method of lighting no flame to ignite draperies or other taflamms material. Our new contract provides for free installation and free re- newal of lamps. The Seattle Electric Co. 907 First Ave. 12}¢ desirable for School Woot French Plannet TEETH Mit HOUT PLA A SPECIALTY ordered. All work guarar Full Set of Teeth Bridge Work Gold Crowne $5.00 $5.00 + $5.00 rote: Rooms 1), 12, 14, 14 Hinckley ce ex! cod 10 yearn Seattle Dental Parlors 717 Second Ave., Hinckley Bik. best eatipped 4 Pacific com. We and mont scientific rh and patmesr de crown, fill and extract the least pair No ed, but all are der sof experien We your teeth and tell you in ance jumt what your work will ting teeth when plates are Lady always in attendance. $1.00 We largest and Mee on t late Ww without Gold Filtings Giiver Fillings Painless Extracting... Examination Fres DR. J. K. CARSKARDON lonat Manager. look. Take Elevator—Seoond Floor. “OD Table, ies square goat nds to ix ton table pa je Tay legge Telephone Main 565 Gold Filling: Silver Fillings . Or. & PARLORS 3, 1, 8, 4 6, 6-One Door F.W. Merrick The American Clothier 703 Fst Ave. Meee | Stetson Hat, 4 and $5 WORD6 OF PRAISE FOR THE UNIVERSAL "Se —— ae Mr, James Riddell of 726 24th ave. tout Deen using @ Universal Range continually for 18 years, and the duplex mate that came in the Range is st) in perfect condition. Not a range on the Pactfic coast can [Boast of such a splendid record. ‘We are the Beattie agents for the Universal Range, and before ¥: buy a Range, come in and get posted on the good points In Ranges Daulton Carpet Co. 1020 Firet Avenue Pacific Coast Clothing Co. “== Clothing 900 First Ave., Cor. Marien $t. Classified Ads moving: baggoue and (runt errat"wtored free B daze, econ and Gherry “under | Red 218, VIN ry For cleuning and | ladies” elothen City Dre saneer REMOVAL SALE | Forced to move; must vacate on | Sept. 0th. A large stock of fur- niture, tin and granite- ware, crockery, lamps, iron beds, bedding, carpets, matting, lino- leum, art squares, in fact every. thing to make your house elegant and comfortab! RED FRONT FURNITURE CO., 110 and 112 Second avenue south | rn ee eee anmrs | WANTED borers and teamaters for Jos. Allen, at old mi ‘ cont ant ore. stows, fare; barker, #8 tram men, men. ging horse team mad mon, $2.25; skid road $2.25; camp flunky, $30; track $2.26 day, at Burlington; rig- stinger, $2.76; barker, $2.75; man to haul water for donkey, $2.60; bolt cutters, $1.00, $1.10 cord; tion men in city, $1.80, $1.50 day: head swamper, $2.76 and $40 month and board. Fox Employment Agen- cy, basement 202 Occidental nue, phone Union 74 NEVADE AND UTAil R. MBN FOR NEVADA-MUCK. TEAMSTENS, HAMMUENEMEN MACHINE MIN. $2.00 TO §8.60, ik MNICHUL & MAWKING weer 4 wT. SEATTLE Employment Office, head * for all kinds of help; y orders » 4 James, Phi 1 Elahen best help in ‘elty. Mire. Ke On RENT—FU STOP | | | AND GET ONE i | Agent for the Celebrated John B. | Telephone Main 565 t nan A atrial | HAGGERTY’S | 109 Second Ave. South 713 Union Bik., First Avenue THE REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS. i) work guaranteed for 10 years. Tosti acted. Bllpd OF crowned abecluvely fren examination and cur prices will please r0s. Full Set Gold Crown. Brown's Dental Parlors, 713 First Avenue, Union Block. South of MacDougall & Boutnwick's Ginmonda, watches, jewelry. Low inter ot, KM West, bs Pike street. MONET 0 short matics at low rate: prt vate Maney aad company meney 0, weit Tottens.” Phone iven COLLATERAL BANK (Barto @ BANK reo Fe tan | Pe adefeae * Batene "taser way, Koome A 4 and 8 RANTS seid Morrioos 2 etiam Wotwal Late via. aNy 10) parties on Oregon yellow pine lands, Just opened for entry, yielding 1,000,090 to the quar- ter and better. Crateer will ac- company loators. This timber te more val ie then cedar Behrens, Kiement & Mahoney, 624 New York block. low rate of 100 Yewiar vera. manthiy. Wm. B Rovertsen, 60 Horton Bank bide. re ‘2. c - Cy @ Graver MeOrrmick myer. soome to know exactiy what znd more, he'll nee that you =» Bend Scent. amp ter tr00 eam aici tarrh Cure Co. bow 1256 Beattie. “ie Shae Stee Ferience "hon 1968 Renta’ $3.00 cabinet photos $1.29 per tor ae, ee ee a PRIVATE detective; confidential. FO. bax 20 RAMATIC SCHOOL BEAN DRAMATIC BOHOOL will open Tor Ee ane oe a a ing "teadPag Sith sais ine everything mailed free. 40 Motyeke block. iris, puree maids, dining room gtris, for ‘fastory, 8) laborers PLOYMENT rd avenue. THIRTY NINE acres Cedar river, 1% miles from Renton, ail improved, well watered water piped tn haume Darns, crops oxtensive: will sell thin entire well equlpped and will make terms to suit pure 10 aereg for sale, very fine soll, situ- ated 1% miles from Lake Washing- ton; 8 acrescleared; will be sold a Dargain; terme to suit, A. LAWRENCE, THR ALVORD AGRE TRACTS $38 to per acre. Five and 10 acre tracts of ehoice valley nd near Kent and clowe to electric rieh clay and loam, and under plow STETTENGREN & ARNELL, 2 Roawell block. Cor. First and Columbte et, CHEAP HOMES BEAUTIFUL cleared sightly lots, $50 te $70, terms $5 down, 62 monthly, free Water and wood. Amal new houve, laree let, $200, terme $25 down. $16 monthly Reveral cottages for tent, $7 per month up, Owner, Hillman, offices west shore Green Lake: ‘orom ear lin CHRAP FOR CAsR. W25—Twenty acres of Aine land facing on ‘No. 1 county road: good neighbors and School; don't fail to ee it; will take $523 for a few An ADAMS & NICHOLS, 1414 Beoond avenue, Room a8, FORECLORED property—6-room hard-ftw. ished fn good condition: lot 00x130, very cheap for overlooking an offer ‘York Lake Qual ean show you where to buy & good ho ‘ar| DR. KIBBE, Relley butiding, PRINTING ASD ivy Serene, Atiintie Calting Cai } MECHANICAL EL MeALcastuk, G. HICKERTON & CO, Uoneers, 1812 First svenus. ROMITRCTS EW. HOUGHTON. « ” | eonemrms | man be STOWAGE AND | WE ty Occidental al A. © MACDONALD, 48 Bourke bul ©. D. LAMBUTH, 206-8 Pacific bieck @. WARD KEMP, 482 Burke building. OTM WHITTLESET HANFORD Saher Siscn Teteptonn "uate Tee Hater me uate Ie SEATTLE Abstract Co. i. ¥. block. __ DYRING AND Ct WEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co., fe hwesk Sree PARIBIAN Dre ) Works wie call tae. Seas wer your chow Chiee “Tete First are, Fou? Maun tore. RY Exon AND co PUGET BOUND BRIDGM & OnkUoIN. CO., Scandinavian-American Bank bailt ing Raliyway and br me a Pacific Clip & & CAINE, For Valdes 5. 8. SANTA ANA, GM For Sas Fr Ss. 8. CHAS. For further to 618 First ave. iia aaticts ape tesohaee eee lant college, Second and Pike. ICR COMPANIES Unless Ice Ca has pare crystal MUNCLE Jom LOAN OswICR, Bit So arm _ sun i correct wel deal with the iF yea retus DR PORTA © ‘Rye, ear, nese and throat. 831 Burke building, DR. 3. A. MACKINNON, 4 Chapin bid, OSTEOPATHY WARMIROTON, Ts YBotn “men and lady ‘Stusnsance, SRATTLE Infirmary Rickert, D. On: J. HM f06-400" Collins bork. WRENCE HART, Osteopath shington block. cures PATENT ATTORNEY mercial Co WEXT SAILINGS FOR O00 8. 8. CENTENNIAL 8. 8. OREGON Sept __PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS BR. ANNIB RUSSRLL, Si Hinckley, i PHOTOGRAPHERS TMATEOR tnivhing. ullivan bik STAMP PHOTOS—218 Columbia street PLUMBING |] Patennaer’ Wit NULLIN—New wore guste ~ ome. ee eo E IN Ney acec’ eusrantesd |] “Por treight and paseeamet ply Geo. W. Woodhouse Co, 22 TION ee RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO.