The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1902, Page 4

4 more than 20 years he w nusalite, near San Francisco AMATERDAM, Sept. 11.—Botha, ASUARUO. ne eee oe th Wet ant De Larey, the Boer gen-| or ‘Gla Friends, oreanized in erada, arrived today. They were siv-| Francisco in 186. On ovation followed by @ wen-|" Mr. Slinkey Teco ption at the olty hall ARREST WAS A LUCKY ONE SALOON home. jthe York hotel < @ robbery had been « | fru the burst: as to on} John Morrissey and Daniel tof the Durstary was found OF | ike men arrested on ‘the omes who co ited the crime. | saloon, Tuesds pe "a held prisoners Weither ts known to the police, but} Hoth “Geny that their appearance alone induced the | wno did the jo ) officers ho made the arrest, Putrol- | facts are piling | . ri ot | think will make a str © men Hubbard and Wilson, to suspect | Mnk will make a st: | Shem, and they were picked up on » yr, fon. | fhe men Were arrested in the lower Part of the city at an early hour this Morning and sent to the police sta- tion without a charge being lodged Sontnet them. When they were [hut the officers are Ww ap that the now gearehed on their persons, the possession of they were at @ loss to explain. | custod: Of the watches was intact, but ‘were several that had { the 7 Works removed. Suspicion that the [Meo had stolen the jewelry at once a ise t them. and © lockout was _ the of First avenue south and Sy street, appeared at the atatiog and reported that his ‘When he was shown the watch county ticket In the fled. Danci Monday and Friday evenings. vate lessons daily. Shirt Walsts tn: |] ait the autumn cotore, ee Sea fresh ranch, 206930e; east-| WANTED—Man and wife to heii gook and wait on table, $45 month fryers, aoa head fall $1.00, $1.19 cord; ie nea nd host of the Motel Bi Monte at Society | is much pleased with} arance, activity may outplayed the Webfooters Hulen he and Khowed up well In the game yes terday. the men, and tt is considered conclu-| joing implicated in the attempted ive proof that the men im Jail are | hold-up and shooting in the Anchor Butte Seattle but additions = chain of still at evelopr king on the several watches were found | case, and it is possible that charges will be preferred against the men in that we head t for robberies in whi goods had been stolen. Shortly after 9 o'clock M. Hurwits. Who keeps « little store at Populism waa severely ignored tn had been broken Into during |ine recent democratic county con- ight and property correspond | vention. As.@ consequence the old- Ne that found on Che two men sto- Jing populists of the city have de award Clayson, one of the old guard of popullam in Seattle, leader in the movement to place a ——~¢— ing Classes Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall MODERN CROWN and BRIDGE WORK speciality of thie | Plain and Embroidered White Pique and Marseilles Shirt Seis, bao a 625 First Avenue, Foot of Cherry Street Excellent quality, black and 5= =e Too Late to Too Late to Classify nod had wheat $24; corn, lay fee per ton. eke Washington tlothy, $15; al- nina ony « ber. § von Carpenter, realty OF INTEREST TO YOU In this emali space it would be tm- |*” Pormible for us to tell you how many 4 $3.00; barkers, $2.75 and wamper, $40 per month and board; beom man, #5 month and board: railroad laborers for Win ters, Parson & Boomer, $2.26 day, free fare; extra gang men, $1.15 day, Northern Pacific Co, at Thorp, free fare; teamsters and laborers for Jos. Atlen’s irrigation ditch at oid _miasion, $2.25 day, chea i skid greaser, $25 month,board; head skidder, $3; camp flunky, $90. Fox Emploment Agency, basement 22 Occidental Avenue; phone Union 74. $1200—Whole block, 20 Io blocks to car, Fremont; will retail for $100 each. $100 per acre—6% acres near Dun- jap, on Renton ear; good soll $200e-sightty lot on North Broad- way, easy terms $600—49 x 120, on 19th, near Madinon. 60 x 114, Lake Union addition. good level lot; very chenp. 362550 x 128,'0n top Queen Anne hill, one block to car; special bar- “things of interest you might find by} gait forming you that we hold a recep-|,,/ine ed, at once. Mf you will call we will be pleased to 4 PETTIT & BON @how you about, whether you pw | P k Block. chase or not. SIX-ROOM house, bath, etc ‘We have the largest assortment of| )¥ 1” n home on Sf end BELL FINE NEW PIANOS AS) viegan: mo: SLOW AS$6 PER MONTH, You witi| Anne, corner, 60x120, 2 blocks fre school and ‘car, fine view, also find here the most complete! perfect; © stock of Sheet Music, Books, Tatk | fing Machines, Records, Violins, "ters, Mandolins, Banjos, Strings and } Be Bupplies of all k WE SELL,| New modern home on Que: | one block from car, splend rms. ren near house and fine RECORDS at We. ! e fon going to Call | fornia; omy $2,700 BOG ‘ D. S. JOHNSTON CO. | Pads Bled 3 WANTED—A good irl for gene General Music Dealors, housework. 1616 6th. Queen Ar r. spending «: rin our big store, |$%5 each—Lots at Georgetown, nige, bearing ae Oe level land, very easy terms We simply take this means of in-| minutes from city on new $200 each—Lota 1h Brooklyn, streets @on every day at our warercoms, and| to be graded, water mains extend- close to car, yard full of fruit and fine garden; only $1,500; PIANOS and ORGANS in the state,| easy terms. This in a bargain roen Lake to t r city propert has 2-r SEATTLE WINNING DUGDALE’S MEN DOING GooD! WORK DOWN AT PORTLAND) PORTLAND, Or. Sept, U1.—With Hickey ‘on the slab, ated Portland of 4 to Beattle jor Helena 6, Tacoma 3 HELENA, Mont, Sept. 11 The | joe al bunch pounded Dennia Met | for 15 hits yesterday, and beat wo supposed Durgiars were ar- | ncoma 6 to &, F ¥ested by the police this morning — Py and lodged in the city prison before Butte 2, Spokane 0 [> the officers at the station knew that BUT Sept, 11—After fought game, Butto won out o ay by a score of Standing of the Clubs Races—E verett—Racs Sept. 9, 10, 11 and 12, take steamer Everett 7 a.m. er 12m. Re- J ratos 3 Spe Granite Rice or Oatmeal Rollers worth $c; Saturday, 6 to 16 Pm “ ro Granite Tea Ketth No. 70, Worth $1.20; Saturday, @ to 10 D..m. . Granite Bread Pans, Saturday, 6 to 10 Granite Wash Basing, worth Je Saturday, ¢ to 10. m.....206 Granite Stove Pana, worth te Saturday. § to 10 p. m...... ae Granite Covered Soap Dishes, worth Sie; Saturday, € to 10 Oe | Pp. m. New Connecticut Meat Choppers, the $2.00 size; € to 10 p.m. Sas: Study Ite Merits « Nature's Near Neighbor Won, Lost. PLC. a8 v1 4 5 6 6 “” ase ‘ cials for Saturday Night--6 to 10 Our Saturday night specials, from 6 to 10 is lint with our lucky number. You will find 13 good bargains if you read clear through. 1. WOODHOUSE CO. ee SECOND AVENUE. $5 to S6Fifr,.: Houre—8 a. m. to 8 p. THE SEATTLE STAR. BOB UP IN Es NEW PLACE: BUENOS AY nam Hradlep Strong ived here Sunday d wite {MH, Sept, 11,—Put 1 register apercnents, Miss Yor 1 and un: |der the constant care of a physician BITS OF GAIETY The Mariposa b ve, Win give | mons banquet next Tuesday night at the Maison Harberia, ‘The club mem bers and a few Very intimate friends | will be present. Millinery Opening: At RENTON Sept. 16th, 7th, 18th A cordial invitation te h given to all MRS, M. MYFERA. A Sa hanas are #0 well patronized Smaller oi Worth $1.80; special Wire Baskets, for trying pare posea, worth 26; Bacurus 0 p.m ~ ite Wire Graters, worth lec; Satur day, € to 0p. m......~ Te Wood Handle Potato Mashers, worth 190; Saturday, 6 to 10 Wy esses fe Wood Towel Racks, worth 1 Saturday, ¢ to 10 p. Oe Wood Handle T worth loc; Saturday, 6 to 16 pm soshar > Vegetable Slicers, worth 1% Saturday, ¢ to 8 p. m..... Te We make branch of Deatistry, and our facili ties enable us to do it at « reason- able cost. It is our purpose to do your dental work as you would like to have it done; you will save much of the cost, and yet have work that ts dependable. Allow us to examine your teeth and furnish you with an) estimate of the expense to repair them, free. Lady attendants. Grade Plates ..... $740 to $10 and up Sindays—0 te 2 FLORENCE DENTAL COMPANY - Seater Bankrupt t Sale Has No Parallel Never before has a Northwestern store offered such unusual and thoroughly worthy bargains as are offered at Every article is marked at a bargain,, A steady stream of buyers crowd the this sale of the Seater Bankrupt Stock. Samples are quickly disposed of, because the price in each instance is way store from early morning until closing time. below the regular value. Floor space for the display of Seater’s Bankrupt Stock is somewhat limited—it was impos ible to put but a small part of the stock on sale at one time. As fast as a sample is sold, another takes its p! place The sales floor is constantly changing in appearance—if you do not find what you want today, come tomorrow. Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Utensils, EVERYTHING TO COMPLETELY FURNISH A HOME The stock consists of Beattie, Washington These Drapery and Carpet Room Bankrupt Sale Prices Will be of unusual interest to all, taken as they are from the ter & Co. Bankrupt Stock, as follows: 30-in, Jute Smyrna Rugs, fringed, each. -78¢ rilled Swiss Muslins (10,300), 24 4 yards ‘ong, per pair. OT Ce ee 4sc Frilled Net ‘Lace s (10, 340 10, 3 10, 353)» 3 "yards long, per pair . $1.05 $5.00 Tapestry Portieres, per ir $2.75 $3.00 Table Covers, each ea tee $1.50 75c and &5c Brussels Carpets, cut and sewed only, per ov eee 58c vol Ingrains, cut and sewed only, per yard. . §5¢ 15¢ Brass Extension R 8c 5-ft. Wood Curtain Poles, 6oc and ¢ Linoleums, per squ ae allt 45 re yard ss. Extension Tables at Bank- ewart leave Farmingt Stewart will visit for a| Bpokane, will take place some ¢ returning the latter part of this month in Bt. | vt joya- | t's chureh. | gue Miss Denny and Miss Mabel fea Mr grano left this week for Wellenia 3 Seventh ane © they will enter We college. Sunday and May Yohe 1 next dance of the Buena : , Whone Chub will be given in Hanke , cod, w eptember 2 a v1 The Catholic Order of Forester ol : «ive a © to at Madrona oF park for the t 16 Houre of Choral Society 1 Shep! Monday « furnish the music, haw chosen or has exclusive use of the » first production | grounds today for « plenk ne work i8|” Mra, 1. Maxwell — : night at her b OF bi Club wit | avenue in honor afternoon at the ree the year to-| Montana. Dancing will be the main ; nce | feature of the evening eo e@ , Kerr, 201 Seven-| Mrs. W. 1. Liewellyn, who has ; Thirty-seventh | her home on Terry aven Aloha street. will | huesday —eaeet Classic Cultu Club ew York. —_—_—_— We have an excellent value One of the best values im- ]| crowd here tomorrow will be, without question, very great. weight cheviot,| maginable for the money. A becoming and attractive col-| regular $6.50 quality of ma oring of a dark grey mixture | terial, made up as a Three- that will not Will wear like steel. W. B. Hurcuinson Co. Cor. Seoond Avenue and Unien Stree! FOR FRIDAY---SPECIAL A soc pair of Short Pants for asc. Only one pair to a cus- plain and fancy meshes. double eilings and small and medium 1 We Have the Best $3.00 Hat in the City ALL COLORS—SOFT OF STIFF SEATTLE HAT FACTORY, trimmed with hematitehed ruffles, F « Two-Piece Bul all wool, Hall's Catarrh Cu I y o- its, ol, re, 780 tae | i | LIN worth $1.58, at 69. heavy cheviot and hmere, just] Microbane Hair Tonte, $10 @ omen’ Flannel Géwns,|the thing for school wear, medium | 50c, From Seater Bankrupt Stock >. cow. wn yore | four Ber me ree 8 Ba its Be i tra special on high-class Jardinieres, decorated in \ nd gold lines tised— , regiilar price $1.00, Special 10-inch, regular price $2.00, price $1.50, Special | worth $1.50, at bo. and t pecial |_ Infants’ Black Dongola Lace aR ple yg Seah | Shoes, turn sole, low heel, sizes 2 to Dest quar. | ‘jt at worth Thc, at #8 ity, nearly ail colors, worth 160; from | 4, Pants and Skirt Ha : Mat ty thing new each, |_ Children’s and Misses’ Dongola |§ ' 21 at Tie pe " Jardinieres, Imitation Lace shoes, pagent fine hear y se | Children's School Umbrellas, worth |,,"Ben” Soap, at te a bas THE BIG STORE THE " THE BON MARCO daturday after The wedd and PD Bingerman and 59c Values at l5c ait Ss Fee Avery special purchase of Veiling worth 25c, 39c, 45c and 59c per will go on the bargain counter tomorrow at the unheard of price of 15c. have never before offered such a bargain in new desirable veilings and with a swell little vest all That’s New and Stylish In all black and black and white combinations. In this lot may be The very finest quality of all silk veilings are here—perfect in every | None worth less than 25c yard and the most of them are 39c, 45c¢ and | values. Pick your pick tomorrow at pe 15 Cents F Sale Starts Promptly at 8 o’Clock j FRIDAY BARGAI The bargains for Friday All-Day's Selling are as follows— - front and back, trimmed with tace] Twentieth Century insertion, rufffie at neck and sleeve- | $2.60 edition, at Séc. BS and 150 yard, at Se. less, edged with lace, worth Tbe, at! $2.60 Bibles at $1.49; $1.50 New lot Cretonnes Just received, in | 4 98. i 1% patterns, 26-inch, worth 10c, on| Women's Tea Aprons. trimmed hool Dictionaries, ones teaakemtahae ian ¢ and embroidery, worth 38¢| qn? 40-inch White Nottingham Lace -» Women’ 00 Sho Curtains, 3 yards long, latest effects Cor-| ent calf, pi ken4 and i ; op set Covera, trimmed with m- in Seaton Bre fet, worth $1.76 Brotdery, I siees, worth $1.76, ac|Cholee today at $2.98. | Women's $2.50 and $3.00 sare Pushes, YeCy newest con WWelabach Mantela Mo, 2, aiways| Shoes, meatam woleh Vee larly sold at 766 and $1.00, st each, |goid at 8c, a bargain at 25c. at only 91.98, Weisbach Best Burners, No. 4, al- Women's One-Strap Plain or Patent Leather Belts, some | ways sold at bic, special at 3%c. ent calf and vic kid, worth very speckal values at 6c, Pretty Giase Cake Plates, 12-inch | ggc. “Queen ve pee Side Hose Bup- mary a regularly worth 3$¢ each,| Huck, Towels, size 24xi8 porters, made of beat frilled elnatic, | for 18¢ lored boi figures, ¥ with patent catch to fasten on cor-|, Cut Glass Gait and Peppers, ster-| 12% ecting set, regularly 390, for ae per pair; |!ins silver tops, assorted patterns, all colors, regularly 750, for only 85¢ each, Very Best Quality Brosh 5 hak Best Cretonnes, all styles and de- signs, large assortment, worth 1240 aR | wos Skirt Binding, black and colors. 4 - y e ularly sold at $¢ yard, here tomor-| worth tic, at only ¢ -- row at ac. Pressed’ Glass Wine Glasses, worth] w easeae Best quality Corset Steels, biack or | 75¢ dozen, at 4 nd oid rows, cod, whl Carpets, Draperies, etc,, ete. white, worth 1c pair, ut 4 ish Silk, Grenadine and tinen| ee ee tetn ear Hair Brushes, ert uality bristles, . here Friday at just half the 1 ‘azel, 16-ounce dott! requarly in tt regular prices. | Sranerwes Women’s Short White Skirts, deep| New Empress Wool Waists, pret-| s rufffie, with five rows of tucks and|ty styles snowflake, stripe plain “ix rows above ruffie, worth 75c, t $2.00, $8.25 and $3. size at 49 Waists in Taffeta and)” Packer's Childrens’ and Misses’ Muslin | Strrah, ¥ handsomely made, well | size, 180. Gowns, with round yoke, tucked, |!ined, at $6.60. Pure Listerine, 250 size, 16. in pink and white, blue and white,|/and dark grey, double with plain collar and cuffs, worth | knees, worth erry Dove's Pain Kier si today's | 190. . aa JARDINIERES Eight to Eleven Friday's list of 8 to 11 o'clock bargains is certainly one of the best we have ever aren’ Dongola Lace e edge, tur | | inch wide, worth 1Se piece; from 8 to} F sole, spring bh Lat Tee | Dis tops, sizes 8% ¥ ther Belts, new pat- etty Imitation Cut Glast hes: from § to 11 at Se, price $1 Special Berry Bowls, large size, fnir stitch, spring heel, oc; from 8 to 11 at 2890. |11. Only 8 bars to a out sizes 84 to worth $1.50, at 8c," Harlem Ol!, worth 10c bottle; from | re. Blouse Buist Rookwood Bue Dag Over, wi |# ft bts a ced ech #3 to 14 years; 8 to jeum Jelly r Vaseline; from no suspenders Poe fers it +130 e : 8 » bottle. i rupt a e r ces price Speci } By lal wp ge $: 15 rs vers at oa m ite, , from $ to ll at Ibe. pond b= endld value at S75 , regular price $2.75, Specia , 4 1.65 l oemt vatterna, worth, ates Froms 8 to | atshan cto reece Mimpies fron oe Ash Drop-leaf Breakfast Table, regular $ 75, Bankrupt Decorated Cups and Saucers 8c Tat ee | Se, ee ee. Sere ee anticiah 4 Tablets, a a c Se al 20¢ je Sale nee ‘ $2.85 | 7-inch plate /......+.+ 8c Brass Extension F ate, for, wash| ¢ Children 's Quting Fignnei Sacques,| _ Shee “ nada ta good - i Extension Tables, ‘at prices ranging from . $2.85 to $33.00 * Spittoon +25 Me h, we a med iy es worth ec. at ee Lette ig part ee a al ~ B. worked with asi worth 50 t to ll at pattutnes varied tine wore ted'yart | pemuazen and Mletes’ Sine Write] “Plow, Canes, of heat re THE SALE IS FOR CASH, AND ON ACCOUNT OF LACK OF FLOOR SPACE, WE CANNOT HOLD [f}«« % worth 9k ef Go nn ne | omens mee Sie ara Sut th ‘ “ 3 Ipaca raid ‘ol a wd + GOGDE FoR serine DeLee onitentquaiity Alpaca | Rrald, for| Bustles, made of hair, black only [inch atorted patterns, eam IF YOU DON’T FIND WHAT YOU WANT TODAY, COME TOMORROW, | FREDERICK & NELSON, Seon venue, Madison COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS =; che BON MARCH 88 ¢ cea 5 2g fF ii ##. The Big Store Nordhoff & Co. 1419 to 1435 2d Av. and 115-123 Pike St