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Ager Stotno: BF.W. Merrick | The Amerioan Clothier | 703 First Av nt for the Celebrated John B. m Hat, $4 and § gprs | Quick Kidne oe oan quick Kidney Cure Stops pain in the Gack and Paitadons Porous Piasters, ie Paine's Liver Pills, ‘dio size bs R GOODE. Goodyear Fountain Syringes Qeetyear dict Water Roteies, kind . tain Syrie 21. kind, Water Borties, $1.00 kind ination Het Water Bottles and ‘yo $1.09 kind. Se Pountain Sy rine PRRFUMBS. Her's ‘Toilet Waters, e dot ties lbnceces Toilet Waters, $1.00 k ) Gaigaie’s ‘Toilee Waters. Tee king... oe “ -.. COE © Pinaud’s Toilet Water, $1.00 kind : rode Se) regular 2 7 GRADUATES IN PHARMACY, SECOND AVENUE Free Delivery. Phone, Main G02 We show this week a new line, marked at about half what you would pay for them in an art store. A cltenlar frame ast, 18 inches in lameter, opanwork moulding. 4 inches wide, carved edge finieted in ebony and gilt, or all ¢ only $2.00. Others Um oval and Square shapes. Take them now when you have the chance. DEPA oF. | tio the Badersiqned, |“THE made to appear that “The ! Rank of Seattie. ; City of Heattie, In the of the ‘Nationa’ i ebfine ta with all the | maxes, sions of the “act of congress to | 1 Bank associations to corporate and rp ‘July | ing and State of Wash-| Startling situations. a sea 2 hereby “tHE € LIN Best and Newest Play. Seats selling seven days in advance. | Athletic Park Pacific Northwest League. Basehall Ana Thursday, Saturday and Sunday -” September 25, 27 and 28. ‘Helena vs. Seattle imiasion “Se. Grand stand 2c extra. joes, called at 3.9. MADISON “= cin. THEATER | = A ee 4 | Frida: ticket phot the optical bust- Optical Co, 1207 JOHN MACK - mirror at the back of the Cape Nome CARON & HERBERT |gaioon bar. It is pr ble thi Matn 1998,| And. Company of 2%5—People—25. | will pay for the damage and esca MAN, FOLEY CO.,| Prices, $1, 75, 50, prosecution, ashi Soi Kora ees Ne yds FISHING FLEET DUE B UNDERTAKERS | | oe LEE GR ‘sand Embaimers. bet. Pike and Union, | JOHN | Louis Price jNote- Henry Hen: Pacific Coast Ciothing Ca “== Clothing 900 First Ave., Cer. Marien St. Rargain ‘Theater packed to the doors COMPRROLLEn ING. | Chas. E. Blaney's Sensational Melo. Popular prices—25¢ ‘Thomas |W. M. Russell, Mer. comp. | Seatte's Only Popular Prices—20c, Wc, We and de. WEEK COMMENCING SUNDAY MATINEE, SEPT. 21 Washington Irving's Beautiful Leg- Or, The Sleep of Twenty Years LANG'S STOCK COMPANY Popular Prices—19c, 20c and Me. “ial Bargain Matinee Saturday | toe tne Ladies and Children; 1c to | all parts of the house. Every jady holding of Rip Van Winkle. GRAND John Cort, Manager. McCarthy's Mishaps | Policeman Can | BARNEY FERGUS throwing i! |rour Nights, Beginning Wednesday. | lin Wagenhals & Kemper's Gorgeous cures cil kidney and bladder troubles. 600. ICK CRUG CO. 704 tat ave Our CALL. TAADE Prices, shirts 100) " ieee. ge | rs Pront Gul Last Edition NEW Y BARA’ Republi ui ing je Quige referred b of high tribute to the ¥ wt jevec ‘o 1408 Second Ave. Manufacturing Jeweler Hinektey Block, Third Floon AMUSEMENTS by ha All the Week Matinee Saturday an KING OF THE OPIUM Jon the days) famous "Frisco opium « thgting full of romance ahd comedy. | for } Phones Main 347 | own Theaterné Mgt iy Resort SREAT BIG [OVERWHELMING SUCCESS. | Not Only the Best Show in Town, but the Onty Thing Trat's New Tonight ry Night This Week “DOWN MOBILE” OLN J, CARTER'S Every See New. tell TOMORROW Gates open at 2 o'clock. and Telephone Main 1202. Presented by . %6—Houvenir Night. a reserved seat | autiful cabinet | ¥. Sept. receives a OPERA Seat"! HOUSE Tireater Phone Main 66 | TONIGHT Last Performance Bi OPERA Seatth HOUSE 5 Theater. Phone Main 65 AND CORT, Mer. Ms the Saturday Matinee | James and Frederick Warde} ectacular Production of “THE TEMPEST” ny of 47 people Four Chinese, who were trying te hie. gars bls smuggie themselves into the coun EATS NOW ON SAL! try on board the steamer Rapid SOc, 26c. | Transit, were captured yesterday by $1.50, $1.00, c Curtain Rises at & p.m. sharp. | |tauded th | tributed the prosperity of th: ed until Ramaker Music (0. M n Prest ANOTHER }One More St. Louis ST. orado, veatign: Uthoft offered to tell all he knew convened the grand jury. testifying before that body this af-| } ternoon, | Uihow facts, as he Was one of the mont n | tive workers In the matter and had harge of th nig. |RouNe of delegates. cli- | that Indictments will be returned be Catherine Champagne and Her Con- nection with the Booth Murder Catherine Champagn who says she saw the murder A. Booth committed in the Green| Kastern Bu Light saloon ®unday morn witl be taken into custedy by 0 potice jail as a witness until t Jto trial ‘wil probably be placed under heavy bonds t afraid that there will be some wit- ness fixt tions to prevent away with. sidered by Fulton. end of the Catskills, entitied Alfred Salin, editor o ern Tribune,” wil be tried in Justice George's co afternoon on 9 [ed charge of crim Mbel_ preferr against him by Rev. © @. Falk of the “Watchman,” a ghurch al. | | Balin is alleged thawte published in | an jhis "paper ‘certain sare and | dianderous articles regarding the minister. were arrested by Policemen Car on and La Count this morning « Washington street, vagrancy. ported to the ters and the} been hanging aroun: the lower part of town for some time M nat rt charging assanit and battery, out by Mrs. Loulge Werth, yester¢ Ball in. thi morning that while at Athletic park The Alaska Packers’ association's ading | ashing Ryba. Alute and Katadhin will ar | rive frora the north the latter part of |e wi will remain thi CHINKS C | Officials Pick Up Chinese When Try- ing to Smuagle In 4 O'Clock p. rm ORK POLITICS 1B Opening of Republican State Convention IGA N.Y, Sept d to order at ndon, ‘Th ech, by Lemuel B Quine Y chatiman, sounded w to be the fenoral f fly to the MeKiniey, and dminintr The Ly th por President dent Roomeveit Philippine policy and at fery to the nd nd money apd pro. tective tariff, After the appointment of the usual committee, cony adjourn th evening it with ody SINNER REPENTS er Confesses in Order to Get in Out of Wet LOUIS, Sept, 29-—-% rember ates, who wae hie vote tn bell, erick the erie ‘avor uf and was finally koed out of $45,000 af the amount the promoter of the ayndieate, returned voluntarily, from Col- where he went when the in- began last winter Ctreult Attorney Folk ba: 1 ily of is making ® full confeast ts in pommension of ail negotiations Insid: Wt te betieved night against everybody cerned in the deal, both bribe-givers and bribe-takers, LOOKS BAD FOR ACCUSED)“ f i. Sept this afternoon and held in If she can give bell, appear. The police are and will take all i ‘The & straight story and is cor- roborated by Daniel Wood, a milk~ man, who was In the saloon pr: the murder and who heard th reling the woman speaks of. Wood told the detectives working on the cane, reese and Phillips, that toon a! morning. and that he heard three of the men who #tand accused of th crime, now dead, duce him to buy « drink. an fumed. at the time, an@ was not mixed up In the convernation, It is posible that the cane will be taken to the superior r to quar- natein, Byrn: ‘was in the na- $:45 on the fatal Suntay to the man who i ey were trying to in-| talkin: Levisoo was behind the bar | the preliminary hearing done ‘This is now being con Prosecuting Attorney FOR SLANDERING THE MINISTER the “Wes! POLICE NOTES on The men had been re- lice ps bad chara tare Brown to ha the saloons In Duiscourt wan arrested by | table McCorry of Juatice Cann’s this morning, on a warrant worn sum of $25 was furnish- ‘The case will be tried tomor/ notified: the police thir Dyer in the crowd, hie watch had stolen. He was in the crowd hen suddenly he missed the ed to give his an arrested by thi morning for through the an who to the p a cuspl steamers Royal, Wigwam we k and Ko on the ways of King inge at West Seattle. They all winter APTURED Miller and 8. A. Brinker, cus. 1s \"* in i th - | me nian town of lahe paimy days of the wailing sbiy which the cere- [She tx the surviver of 4 whole feet | C ny Wan taking place, caught fire, |ot ‘arrying Ahipa. that or ay urred in which the brid between Heattie and Ban Fran sroom and sixty guemts were Killed, [cisco, ‘The majority of that fine fleet WANTS TO STOP THEM DEATH KILLED BY FALL Albert m thy eat th 1d Howe sved to his hor atreet in t went that was thus caused afta}. or—At 3 a jured man k HAS SHAKES AN } CO, kn w RANCH pt i mage STOPS A WEDDING t er the ath this afternoon ‘ON, D. C.. Sept. 22 ‘The annual report of the come) aioner of immigration, FY gent wilt be publiehed o: | The , the woman . bid Der the re tion Ia he HIS LAST. vr, the ing port will show thi of immigra: ommiasioner declares t jeally, The ommend more orn mii says in lowering the standard BLY “ACOMA, Sept conve from t he re- | Penitentiary was ned in annon was taken back t art direct, | OP & atrete nd will pre % ably a gotten off had the when overtaken. th ™ ard the mail sou Thow away your ship's in, 37.8 see END OF SUMMER at hs is the Inst day of summe: pin. 41.28 nec. past 4p, m., atan: Pacific time, the sun will b autumnal equinox an says, “On the equ In other words, if deck stood at th." dex. «un would be directly head. ter as ‘The n for A 4 inte ry stn on dr de Hanson, today at the above time, over his from Glasses which | or never heard of be the Hleast desirable mentally, morally and / tomer will tringent immigra- # to stop this Influx whi ot he intand for At d= he tor bound | man on it UNDERWOOD-- npleting pod family r or up. of middie age a @ typical middl n A. Matthews, First Presbyterian ¢ ed a seat ingide day. He t# takin tin the ¢ | as a minister of t fair sex in more tha in the courtroom this afte There 1# standing room o| the men in the audience. t 8 o'clock the state in the wood ¢ fered to nove y; but the defense expres ention of continuing ite p challenges. ‘The state uated three of ite six, e four of Ite 12. Her te will be confined in gen to ne who wn to fill va ndant's® tor ureh, bh the bar a lnwy wi mon t tt had nd the di after t 4 may used by t ‘OLUM 16 nd e- ot it er 1) in ly he | ite rempt x its chal be he the ation of thelr national jation, which began in x today and w until Friday, The primes the convention will be te plan of concerted acti wildcat" insurance companies and put a stop to the doing of Hiilcit busl ness by unlicensed comps « my” Bri Clifford furnish the at tonight's boxing show of t Athletic | Club. Both hy training faithfully since the match was made appear to be in condition to put n Interesting Harry Arnold, funeral director of jlo Bonney & Stewart, wae taken sud tent last night and {temp rarily confined to his home on F XAKLAND, Cal., Sept urth avenue near Pike street THE SEATTLE STAR. A month ago by the Rev, I. 8 Bowerman sugher iw reputed be acher and tk now past * chureh in Tennessee or B oquent of the | LOST HIS TRUNK RJ tant night that xkageman on the to his home a The trunk ha ared » the police ven « trunk waterf: 808 Wlehth oma. The gir that she be ploke LAST OF THE GOAL FLEET | | | The American clipper ship Spar tan, Capt. Mearthur, which is load ing coal at the bunkers, in a relic of * now consigned to the boneyard |the reat have been Wrecked or |tered to the four corners of the giou but the Spartan continues to carry er regular cargo of coal, regardiens f the Might of th | The old bark Germania is now « oa! hulk in Ban Fi ay; the Th id and Blue J in the |boneyard on Onkinn yrus Wakefield is bleaching on the sands of Manila bay; the Ivanhoe jand Highland Light have the bottom of the nea: the Ale: Reed. Pact Franciaco, and the St. J ja coal bulk there, while t the amart fleet of carriers are lowt ym Colliers Did it ateam tier that those sailing venmels out of probably whe Joniy a ques the Spartan will meet the fat er ship. However, Gap that the old ship f* ever, and is good for hard service. She han Bee jed_in the ‘coal trade for the } ears, She was be Zhast 28 yeare ago, and was for & time the private yacht of a wealthy | 5 nglander. and Inter engaged in the New York-San Francisco trade makes her 12 knote an Four years ago, In a rrce }from Seatt the Golden Gate with the liner fe of Californ beat the Intter Yeamel, whome oa) prised that he pre Polite with a picture Many Changes Made at Methodist Conference w ngos in the Methodist | pcatorme ee Beattie were announced ee yesterday afternoon by Bishop Cranston, Besides the. assignment Tey, W. 8. Harrington of What- fom te the Seattle district, to muc- ora De. Witmnet Whitfield, the for-| iner_preaiding elder, other, Import | were ma Ant appaintmirown, of the Battery onetth was. relieved to assume du- Spartan w PASTORS MOVE | Drake of “ church in Tac chympia wan given th Of tna Grace church, and pastor, Rew. 3. W. Frescal eS eee is, Chapin, of transferred See of Califor ‘he partor of Auburn i_henceforth preside over or rk ohureh, ¥1 ev the South Taghes, waa assigned t6 Rev. W. H. Leach was) or of the Univeraity | ble wan nM Rev the Uni- t for that of the | hitfield, Rev. ©. | W, Rule were ‘Trinity everett, chureh will Benjamin exe raity chureh pul eon Lake. Dr 8. Revetle and Rev. stationed In Alaska. Tn the Tacoma district th ping. hich was con: | aeful one, ad ading of the ap et again next year R changes | journéd after the “intments, to m: FELLTO BOTTOM OF ELEVATOR SHAFT C. HL. McLean, who fell down a freight elevator shaft in the Rialto building yester from his in- juries at th h pital at & o'el young man who was an Frederick & Nelsen, atte stop on @ moving freight missed his footing and fell to the! bottom of the shaft, His skull was| fractured. Pertons witnessing the |nceldent aay It Win due to carelons- | |heas on the part of the unfortunate npted to elevator ¢ body was removed to the par- of Bonney & Stewart, and Hoye notified of the ac lrhere will be no inquest friends of the dead man are t | from, the body will be held here, Until ard NEW entirely | MEAT PAE Rut G BEEF TRUST FIELD DAY STREET RAILWAY COMPANY PROPOSED o Beatle Klectric Co. tn fo b apany was more In Beattie if, the | prope i by the made by F, M, W - 3 company, than to com= tors hen apitalist, through , punch Iaat night , wn lines in all out-iying Mr. Wade fled a commun streets with the ouncth last nigh ase the lem of atre rt Lawton and vinte in her part of the elty, with a| reciprocate, to inus near the proposed site of | ter Sopot Mr. in converna- suggestion, of Councitman | ton a 1 meeting, that y M was asked to|the » was bon: He the sit backed by an immense tial, tin tha: subterfuge to Yuy Mr | | DANCE HALL LICENSES _ ttle Blectrie Co. fi dows the line In the most caustic meoner., He stated that there wak lcounciiman Kistler inroduced his| So & man in the council who would or Ordinance regulating dare defend Quandt, but that they jety atorn, tar were serving their and Quandt’ halla at the meeting of the vity frien tb bt it time to jell last night The bill provid alt a helt even if some men who | tor the legalizing of the dance halls, | made beer and oth |impones & licens ‘of $2000 per| liquors w pee ran’ His motion to consider was lowt the nd the Palmer | house bar license was finally passed, dle 1 anc and will confine them to the » district below Jack son street. The bill was reported lto the police, loense and revenue smmitter without comment by the annum new tender ordinance granting MAY ARNOLD LET GO ne saew. Sos — ‘ Fred Zebada. a nder TAKES QUANDT RRs AT v4 Hubbard and Wilson jn connection with the alleged robbery of Richard Cantlin, said to have oc- curred im the place Sunday night. | The man reported that he had. lost & £400 Lime-check and $25 in maney. ‘The check was found later in the tollet room of the saloop and the man ts thought to have spent the money. The two suspects were lat- er released. DOWN THE LINE Herman Quandt-was again the re- cipient of "a revere fgnment in the city counct! Inst ni@bt, but withal he secured his license for the Palmer house bar and in evidently happy. He is now In posseaston of two |censes, one in the Relewdere Concert hall in the basement of the Palmer vase at Occidental avenue an in street, and the other in the barroom above. he promined a week ago, Coun- “richton moved to reconsider the committee to «rant Then in speaking to CHARGE OF FORGERY M. J. Murphy and Tom Davin, are in Jail aw a remvit of a check forgery. A check for $25 on the First tons) bank wae casned by Davis and rouched for by Murphy. It was signed J. B. Doherty, which signa- ‘wure im alleged to be forged. Why We Ought to Have Your Custom We sell only well-tailored garments, Werhave a New York representative who watches the new styles. We refund money if you are not satisfied We always give you what you pay fors We employ only expert fitters. We never feel offended if you do not buy, market for ‘ We give you stvle quality, workmanship and price—the strongest kind of an argument in ready-to-wear garments. Thank you, Brunner & Co. 502 Pike Street. Phone Main 1060 Call on Us for Wines and Liquors We Make a Specialty of Family Trade Now Is the Time to Buy Your Heating Stoves We have a complete assortment from the cheapest to the best We are Seattle agents for the Coles Or- iginal Met Blast Coal and Wood Stoves, ERNST BROS. BUILDINGS AT PARK | Dance Hal at Bicycle Gymnasium and Baloor Park Burn Down | The t jing FREMONT WATER STATION of department tab Fremont be TY BITS OF GAIE F Mrs Seneca, will party Thursday in honor of Mrs Henry The Ad of Mrs A. Wi H ite firet on at the adner, men Astra Club bi re hi ting this aftern < 1 and ndsome chia will be and Mre. Edward F. Bogard have isxued invitations for a dinne to be given Friday at their home, 305 Beventeenth avenue laid for 16 guests, Mrs. Mary A. Snyder, of Minneap olin, visiting her son, Albert ft. CHARLES C. BURGGEN WiLL BUILD |He Has Selected Divi: | Three on Capitol Hill | Covers will be for His Home Site Charles ©. residence on Burggen will build a DESTROYED BY FIRE | a home 01 Mar w Lows left y for X hk, where hoo ¥ Kellogg 1 k for York, where os b dancing. A large num Mens . by re present. It ho that, opie ware. alipwtly shock the ven will be well attended CORSAGE | WSS *i throughout the winter h hung near the buroing build: |" Mire MPP Thireieth aie ng, Monday, Bep: 1 —-—— M. D. Pease unces her form and Saturda gnificent Ii walking hate. cloaks 1 milli: suite ladies generally are invite MAMMOTH ~ EXPANSION SALE 0. S. JOHNSTON COMPANY IN- AUGURATES THE BIGGEST SPECIAL CUT PRICE SALE OF FINE PIANOS AND ORGANS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, BEGIN- EVER CONDUCTED NING AT 8:30 Nl be the school at Columbia pleasent Chub millinery, nd suits, at 1107 Second avee ‘atl of thie ¢ of automa new exbbition. Eight thousand ($8000) dollar stock of sheet music, folios and musio books to be closed out at less than cost, being o! t! line to make room for the ly growing piano, organ and small musical instrument depart- ment. Heavy discount will alse be allowed during this sale on cer- | tain lines of small musical instrus — ments, Several unexpected turns, — A few reasons, facts and figures. ICE NEW, future for an expenditure ¢ Burggen t of and, needy only Py n-clasw home a® that of Mr. Burggen will be, to give it double |the value it now ha |to be appreciated. Business men are not slow to relognize it as the acme of renidence property The Moore Investment Co. will raine the price of CapitolWAlll realty 10 per cent on the 18th of October, hence intending purchazers are hast- ening to select their lots. Capitol Hill needs only to be seen | VCAL AND INSTRU. TAL, ic PER COPY We presume that people who jwalting for a chance to save money ou any sire to pomsess, are more es interested in knowing that the ‘Ing these great we wish to be fully this very important that is bound to atir up the world hereabouts from cent cumference. In Ma: | Winter hess, in order to acquire the our present store, so that we combination of circumstances that are sometimes instrumental in eweat-— bargain periods. Still understaod in Dusiness ter to cine commodity they de= portunity is real and the value gene jine than they are in the peculiar | last we bought out Harper Co.'s sheet and small musica! instrument MOTHERS’ FRIEND WAISTS for Boys, ail sizes, instead of | We are showing new arrival in high-class » Tailored Suits, Peau de Sole Shirt Waist Suits in black and colors, Skirts and Waiste in velvet and every new weave in wool mater- Individual ial. Women's Outer Garments in cloth, silk, velour and seat- Women's Pedsstrienne Tourist Suits. New Sty! Blouses. Now Shaped Skirts. New Walking Skirts French Flannel, Heavy Cotten and Silk } Waists, all new models. HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE MODERATE PRICES. 5212 Second Aveour Bet. Seneca aod University Seattle Auction & Sale Stables Wo have juat recetved a carload of 4raft and pack horses which will be sold at public auction Friday, Sept. 19, together with a large number of lumber and express wagons, hacks and buggies; also single and double S06 PIKE STREET harnesses, at 1212 Western avenue, ||| Chesbro, giving us a combined jal prices. make important and changes, and added || nearly four thousand (84,000) additional stock to this 4 of $15,000 in sheet music, folios, music books and smail al instruments and supplies description, crowding us for room. ‘Just after com latter deal we were informed the wholesale prices will be advanc- crease in cost of labor and n in manufacturing, and as rates will also be advanced than 66 decided fe) diately for 249 jin addition to 339 pianos church and parlor organs now arrived and others following, mak- Way as fast as possible. Our stock M. Cable, Pease. popular D. 8, John- ‘on & Co. Heinze and other pianos nd sie organs, all of which |are so well known thi need | special introduction to ‘ike contnaal ity thousands of them adorn happy homes everywhere. Now, in regard to prices, which it would ‘require too much ‘space to give a complete list of (we subjoin a few examples to show the terrific knifing of profit, the pamount ob. ject being to get this big stock out of the way at the earliest possible | moment. so that we can put into ef- ‘fect the new arrangements under Pecvae this field will be handled in the future). sell nice new upright pianos that sell regularly at ‘There pianos are TUNE, ivory keys, full Iron frame and all he latest’ improvements. Others stit better for $19 that retail for $328, and a number of others as weil made and reliable piano: ny one needs for $220, regular price $250. Still others that no dealer could af. ford to sell under ordinary circum~ tances for less than $475 to $500, now onty $342, and many others at Great snaps in second= hand pianos. Organs, new, $47 for the $75 styles to $54 and $68 for the $95 and $116 styles, and higher priced ones in pro~ portion. All instruments sold on easy payments and guaranteed te be as represented. No faking. Mo misrepresentation. One price to all ke. ‘Think quickly and come early, while you have a large stock to se= lect_ from. Will advertise list of music, with: name and prices, later. D. S. JOHNSTON CO. General Music Dealers, 903 Second Avenue, Burke Building. ———— ee Too Late to Classify LODUING HOUSE—Por Sale 50 room lodging house, all full; this will be sold at your price: above Madison street; come early if you want this, 78 nicely furnished rooms on Pike street, with long lease: brick building; at a bargain, 905 First avenue, room 2. BUSiness CHANCES WANTED—A partner in first class saloon. Stewart & Grow, 905 First avenue, room 2. FOR SAL 12 rooms, nice furniture, rent $35; $500; this must sell within 24 hours; M. J. WALKER, Auctioneer, going away. 905 First, room 3, the ed shortly on several makes ae we represent, on account "ft (hand, or a grand total of 767 Ine |struments. Two full carloads just 2 ing It absolutely necessary us to get our present big stock out of the — includes the famous — Chickering & Sons, Kimball, Hobart a While they last, therefore, we will,

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