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

| Special } Valuesin = * Medicines ave asking Waints, arate 3 Reliable Pianos syrup of Fig. | CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE Gare na . SECOND AVE. Ay cwsbceade acne thd UNION ST: ine’s Liver Pi : Belladonna Porous Plaste Gn prescriptions, too. yor gavings of 25 to 40 per WANTED CALMER Last Edition ‘STRIKE ON 4 —__ ss O"Clock p.m THE SEATTLE STAR. ‘SAYS DEALER WISCONSIN 10 . 7 sind Be ingea, ‘vic kind - | a Sy Re the onttes Rea chet fhe p. 280 cai a Optical Go FA WASHINGTON, 1 2 Sap 11 Hon and set! t Ww win, Dom at the _ gonadle prices mon Kole Teds "Garter a Headach eet, Wine and tr i hol Brusdes, 30 and He king Bromo, 0c « $1208 bo! OPEN ALL NI | ree Detivery. Pr te SRCOND av Quick Meal} Steel Ranges Will last a life time, We fake your old stove as payment for anew range. ERNST BROS. ‘6 Pike St. = Tel. John O831. nT ¢. oe sos Open All Night Tel. Main 10m | COLLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY CO. FE UNDERTAKERS H Directors and Embaimers. det. sand Usiog wil part Furnishing Goods, Hate and Bhoes. 1104 Second avenue, new Times Butiding the 4 joined ommittoe re han: among the w h 5 Ramaker Music (0, Moved to 1406 Second Ave. wr Her Cozy Corners—Exelus- ive Wall Decorations. For His Den—War relics and gut racks. For both—Prices at the lowest. Auction & Bf ws. xinx, 209 rest ave. eeeediete «Bee <r Stl i — Another shipment of the Electric Special Watches have arrived. Re- member they ha @ guaranteed rate. were narrowly horsemen f the terrific horses HICAGO, — Sept. Dlishes fu [were ordered to retreat IG BEEF COMBINE in the BUTCHERS _ WITH FRYE-BRUHN eryesBruhn ps with Dut a «ina tablint yesterday fol but camual avoided, the barely keeping qnruah of the 1A local from what it uithoritative source, tatement that a bi bie is practically comp! commence operations fmmedia: after the November elections. mertings of the to hav two weeks. Quick Kidney Cure Stops pain in the back cures cil kidney and bi troubles. QUICK Boon CcO., 704 ave PORT TOWN HIRSCH’S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY Is a rational cure for all stom- hb troublen, ic a bottle, HIRSCH'S HEADACHE POWDERS A guarant nervous headache. colds or la grippe, 2 ne station without | water. a box, HIRSCH PHARMACY CO, 1435 First Ave. Cor. Pike 6t ‘Tel. Main 916. ~ WORDS UNIVERSA BIG FIG rongs we h cantatas, omplete axsort- sie for ehurch » In @ nutshell, this ie a LONDON, _ Sept. 4 wholesale busi ere Stare, |row road, is t —__. |destruction by | raging. ‘Thirty SrEINWay DEALERS. | [bury fighting the f lock 726 24th ave. Universal Sterman, Clay & Co. mes Riddell of 4 been using a 1 perfect condition the Pacific coast can t of such a splendid record. e the Seattle agents for the |Universal Range, and before you buy « Range, come in and get posted om the good points in Ranges SUICIDE Our CALL. TRADE Prices 106 Front iets. = Daulton Carpet Co. 1020 First Avenue CHELBEA., Mane Chaplain Wm. | United States navy, wrounded, but ma thia afternoon beef com- Be and wil! hy | tly promoters are said ‘bean held here for the last Jed wildly ‘eompanis ue Swift iv factor of the THE MUD ED The British steamship Q rived this morning from the ¢ and attempted to go Into the quaran- pilot. She float at high CHANGES HIS JO HT WITH FIRE MA large rite in Ha d with total hich is now n we OF GHAPLAIN committed sul- « list pf the shops which h . ied to | A. Hints, Harrison id Pontius avenue. | Market on Wheels (H. n) | The Avenue Market (H. Kastner), Ballerd William MeKeever, corner Balard and 5: Ballard Market (Fitz DER GROSSE a Bros.), THE DOCKS on Succeed In Tying Up ping While Awaiting Settle of Their Troubles Longshore 8h PANAMA 4 and untoad that A emall ni ¢ Umatilia a could be discharged © put in to the emplo jor all the men that ¢ tan fant an the warehoune a acking hous: n prevailed upon ond aves., Ballard. That | ls, the Fireman Didn't Have «| cide at the naval hospital today. He} Chance to Use It Himself | wan recently brought home valid the Philipptn Peter Kur) | lain | user as the « entered the navy 1 ry Inmanity in givg? f the auicide the held up and robbed be-|t tween 1 and 2 o'clock this ning. He stated that by the » pt was going home early this morning shortly before 2 the corner of Ping street an SAYS SHE IS | THE WIFE OF aven be was confronted by MILLIONAIRE [soo ots ese gonna ver the lower part ef his face, and the other bad a red bandanna fix- ed ina similar manner Kompt held up bis hand thetr and while. on kept him That she in the 5 |a husband who is a millionaire, is thy! belief of May Fox. who sits in the | suggestion, jcounty Jail with nothing to wear bu’ ered with faded cloak. She Javishiy | went thr naive foods | day was salary | ployes. and Kumpt says with him. All waa sol experience te 8 morning. ‘WANT HEAP MORE MONEY SAN FRANCISCO, Bept. 11.—The Call prints # story this morning to Ne effect that combination was ormed last June by all the railroad | She told the court that one of the|conductors and brakemen on lines prisoners in the jail threw a large, | west of Chicago, for the purpose of lereen snake at her leet night, ond/obtaining a genera) inorease of wa- 4 that whe did not expect to ever len. It in stated that m formal er from the shock. She laugh-|mand will be made in the near fu- during her examination, |ture for a Mat increase of 20 per mpered wite p fancy re fihe impe ler to have 2 10 of 2 to be only a myth. Shel ty Jail from the| drink and debauchery. [And maid whe couldn't help it because jcent. If in claimed that every em- the jailer had made a funny mistake|ploye has ® cular asking In bringing her up. as she was the | for the i y. Stafford of n Pacific con- of the organiza peed that ft has y unions. | wrong woman. | Onkiand, You were careless, and left the|ductor, is the hew crany person downstairs,” she said,|/tion. | Stafford b | the backing of the railway un TAKES FIRE! ining 98 rooms, and v Cromed wires near the root of the! ‘a! hundred th lars. on the corner ot F Butler hotel started a small blaze ‘The and Yesier | | ROUGH TRIP OF ELIHU THOMPSON | The Pacific Cold Storage at 1:30 o'clock thin after jateamer Elihu Thompson, Car fire apparatus responded te Klinger, arrived from Ne ad St Michael this mornmg with 600 cow | soon put out the fire, hides and proceeded at 9 o'clock to | damage. 7 The weather on th i und trip was rough, and the | vensel’a decks were continually un- water from Cape ch harbor. This der TAKE LAY-OFF YMPIA, Rept. 1.—Krancis _P. | Bie an, editor of the Dally Recorder > ft that point. fieh from since ite organization, haa resigned o — | his position, and will leave on Bat- | urday for England, called there by M |CURSED AT TWO | he pekioen a ela SILVER DOLLARS 0 bring back. ty eral years tr was telegraph editor on | He expects ¢ ut January to r SEVERE | BLOW pt. I—The sur | Dulce and the cap rti, with the town, In| nment | and ste | The *\ boats, they can secured and | ports from th turned and | not likely to rer — ernment forces wil probably be kept | | WEATHER FORECAST busy for sazue time atthe work of | the towns which they hold in the tn-| ad Vioinity—Tontaht |terior, Larad te-enfor # have Goler, Nght to fresh | heen t from Bogota t | PING SUEY ARRIVES China Mutual steamship Ping |, CHICAGO, Sept. 11.—Wheat 79%, | arrived from Hongkong at 2/72% bid a | k this afternoon with a cargo 00 tone. bal Bal Soon to Leave | - — F {The Rattleships Oregon and Wie- | ip Ww Me mt sound In al y big Aghting steam leaving The American Clothier 6:30, 9 and 10 a4 m., 1 703 First Avo. 4:0 p.m Agent for the Celebrated John B,|_ A first class pants maker wanted Stetson Hat, $4 and $6. Jat 418 ester way. “Abeleet @ Rude Tor pelea agen nig We refund money if you are, jeer RP ot feng Ae not satisfied. “WELTERS _ : canta ta Meey sway A ne ny Reetmer i gh We never feel offended if you |e Seat ‘Ws te'kee So and | 224 of July do not buy. will be pulled off the |e Matthews’ 2 ring since he lomt the well jhe WAS NO 6000 ‘TO OPPOSE puBU@U Democrat siom here today nd @ few |nominate ex-Gov der wm the headquarters of the Dem- | month two |oerath nominate candidates handkerchief |and presti Friday, SAM CORBETT eco pieces PULLED IN pone sigur ANSTS Price 16-06 SECOND AVE oe Style, Quality | WAY WE OUGHT TO HAVE We self only well-tailored garments. We have a New York repre- sentative who watches the market for new styles. of the B: 7 MESSAGE — BY BOTTLE ‘the tish steamsbip In We always give you what you pay for. Weemploy only expert fitters. TO FIGH | fisherman ity Diatri while or the music iub. It will] appearance in th rwetgbth wena | of the | plek it Pastime athletic hip hicago fighter to Martin We give you Style, Quality, Workmanship and Price -- the strongest kind of an argument in ready-to-wear ce of paper. Umetaro 4 the bottle and took out paper on which the following | passages were written in French m July 1900, at 4 deg. N. iat. and 19 4 jong. the ship met with ® pirate and | am on the point of| leging ail any vemney as well a9, my fe. At this ao 1 ask my lo’ ing girl, who ale n the world ‘The | know what I am thinking now, not to ceane loving me. pttle in In, Sept. 11 Kressional conven. 4 dintrict i# fn ne and is expected to Horace Holes, to| near the Philipp net Speaker Hen- | ried to o h ination will be in| rent, It must have been drifting on the plea sent out|the water for two years and one mn of the Thir ation was ap- ngreswional commit to BAN be Wheat, DIES IN OREGON George McNamara, a mining man | well known in all the cities of Puget sound and a former resident of Port prominence | Sept “ty achedule, Bopp. 12, leaving Beattie | death at the tim amer| in the town in whic m. or 12m. Ro-| It is estimated that his estate is | vatued at about $190,000. McNamara was 48 years of age and had been h he died —THE GLOBE CLOTHING STORE ¢: ee ($e And will remain so all day Friday in order to arrange and MARK DOWN the Stock of the ankrupt Mechanics’ Clothing Co. Which has been purchased by the GLOBE CO., and is now packed and jammed in the GLOBE SALESROOMS, 1003 First Avenue, Northwest corner Madison and First. WATCH DAILY > PAPERS FRIDAY FOR A BIG ADVERTISEMENT, giving in detail full particulars of the big- gest cut price Clothing Sale ever known in the history of Seattle. Doors Opened Saturday Morning, September 13th