The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1902, Page 4

BUBBLING FOR CORONER {he political pot ts today boiling in Reon tke fret time since the | of the campaign street ex “gatherings of politiclans and dis iters of political bills are it evi pe about the city friends of Haro! candiiate for United for, were out bright and early ting circulars calling fers of thi Rei register at once in order ire the election of the Republic @ ticket. the other site of the politic the friends of Senator Geor Of Spokane, began indus: ‘Circulating ‘dodgers calling alt loyat Democrats to raily | the m danner and elect | rapic legislature in une ic ef their candidate, " A Watehword | “When you vote for a Democrat! of the legisiature you are rect La vote for the io. ° ** jg-the wateh- | announ Jocal politis also there i activity than at any time tbe campaign opened. Demo- | the latest things for wom in white, POLITIGAL POT BEGINS IN EARNEST : PPRIENDS OF HAROLD PRESTON AND SENATOR TURNER OPEN AN ACTIVE SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN—DR. J. 8. SHERRICK }be put on the tegi DAINTY WOMAN'S HOSIERY TAG ie ede as kg Aes | B bere becomes terror stricken as eratio politicians are sultation in county he over the selection of oa Ti The vacancies left Ucket by the withdraw eounty mains for the 4 bas been informally de ne Raine of George N. Hogaden w Of that of J. N Vey who dectines | account of being postmaster at that place it eed that Prof. 1 P. Rich, principal of school, who was county school superintendent, not run for that office. H eestor has not yet been decided upc em is hosiery of black silk, with « | Mammy Lou goes to thé bed and as {the old negresa straightens up Bar- [At this point the fouthern army |heard approaching in the distance to the strains of “Dixie” and the lights Ko out for a change of scene. The play will be given in this city with |greatly to the play's success during it memorable run tf Sen Francisco y, |laat Summer as given by the Neil! “The Liberty Belles” ‘Twenty-two pretty girls in “night- .” 32 pretty giris with their sleeves ‘wp at work in a cooking school and 2% fluffy summer girls summer resort, describe salient features of the three acts MISS AUSTIN. “The Liberty Beils’—Grand. production which will be twice tomor- They will Smith's best ast includes for their pecialty performers, no) wurnbers will be intr: ‘The plot of the merry little ‘concerns a revolt at a young seminary caused by two ‘struck young women. A cook- school 1s established to furnish ‘a. means of livelihood after they the seminary, and later. when two love stories in the plot are out, @ honeymown trip wo everyboty in the ble. ‘The Liberty Bellow Gistinction of being comedy organizat ‘this season without a chorus— generally accepted meaning of ‘wort—each of the young women ‘the cast having lines to spenk and songs to wing. i “Barbara Frietchie h act of ‘Barbara panccmen the great atirring war 9 be presented at the Se Greater ait next week by Mary Filiza beth iE if shows Barbara end Mammy jou ‘watehing in the sick room over Bar- bara’s wounded Northern lover. It fn in the carly dawn, with the faint motning Ught coming through th @indows. Theswatchers suddenly over the wounded man, Bar- house to the doors as-| hig Forbes and n capable company, | company, Third Avenue Theater “The Convict’s Daughter” will be given tonight, at the matinee tomor- row and tomérrow night at he Third Avenue theater. The piay is one Well calculated to please ladies and children and will doubtiess attract « matinee, “Winnigan's Balt” wf! come to the Third Avenue theater next Sunday afternoon for a week. . If the prom- fees of the management are carried out and they pretty generally are a |the Third Avenue theater, the “Bait” jis better this season than ever before in ite history. Gallagher and Har- rett who head the list of performers, are certainly two of the cleveresi Irish comedians on the stage at prex- ent and they have a bevy of pretty ‘cirls and “clever comedians that make “Finnigan's Tall” a great go. Madison Theater A number of new turns have been &t the Madison theater for the bili next week. ‘Phere is a con Unuous performance every day from 2 o'clock in ‘the afternoon until ii o'clock each evenin THE MARKETS Potatoen—$i Ber sack; lettuce, wariic, ‘Chill peppers, $1.25 box 20 i; 40 parsley, 20@0c; ontona, $1.00 per parenips, $1.60; caulifiower, 60 @ie; pumpkins Jo per Ib.: squashes Ie per ib; cucumbers, S6c per doz; spinach, 50@60c per box; green corn, 91.09@$1.50; cantatoupes, 75c. Greea braat Lemons 00 Jemyens,-$2.00008.00 = hex: soaks Valenicias, “$6.00. tanagrri $1.75; erape’ trait, §2.00043.00; - penche [oc $1.00: blackberries, 81 50Q82 box Concord ‘lie beaker $1.25" box { Barret; eras Batter, Cheese, Regs and Poultry ‘Cheese “Hative Washington ful cream, | 1206ise” Kastern: New York, ieig@tec: | im ide; Regverort. do; GIG per cane: Mow York, 1@ise rh OGiie; Uriek, 16@1Te; -_ ‘oe Fexe—Striotly trenh ranch, She; Ben orn, Pouitry—Bens, 10y@Pl4e: fryers, turkeys, 17@tRe. 11 120 Commission Men's Pricts Give ranch, 24280. y wheat, $24.00; corn, er ton, $12.00; Kast ony, alfalfa, THE SEATTLE STAR a WEATHER FORECAST THE BON MAR ] ) Levan's sanity, saying that he haa} | SHOOTING SCRAPE. {2::°so'y sues claimed Chat the shots he fred With coolers lig ii nenth to east winds, sort of guerilla warfare he wherift | trial of will be brought ¢ $25 Cash Prize | Witt be paid n who gave a Star | before attorney have adjust the quarrel. newaboy $5 in by calling at Star office Rrooklyn a & 1 man had fired two shots weokixn, of at hh again to the sheriff's « a story which seriounly = Ge to Spinning for bie FREDERICK & NELSONFino Furniture LAST DAY OF THE SALE OF COUCHES, A TALK ABOUT HEATING STOVES, THE SATURDAY NIGHT SPEGIALS tvertising—-enoug t to bewnade in ments more closely ‘than ever. Here is a varied lots of news for the reader of this store’s a terest most any careful homeowner, for the news tells of the saving in cos satisfactory things for the home, Svery Gouch in the store ts reduced tn price for thie week and there are more than 200satfferent new second There Hever Was displayed In the Northwest @ more complete lino of heating stoves than you'll find ry quality that matiefios be you are probably acquainted with « for Saturday night in order to get you in the store, Bach article at " somethigg well worth making @ mpec here now--every: price and ‘The Saturday night spect values marked ita Saturday night price in i trip to the store for. unnedal bargain At no time in the Store's history have we complete line of Heating st Alr-Tight shown such a Novelty Hot-Bi Heater for Wood car's. Last Day of the Sale of Couches On the sales floor you probably tind the largest and bem assortment of couches that this oF any other Northwestern store hai nd every pattern is on sale this we at prices Sorertese include velours, corduroys, fabri. cordn, pantasote and leather—from the cheapest to the most expensive qualities of cach one. Reductions are quite etrong--come in tomor- ww, af the saving you make is weil werth your Saturday Night Specials From 7 to 9 P.M. Bach one of these articles Is something every home han need of can use-capecially at the price that We make for theee two hourm, Rach article is light weight and can be easily carried. We do not deliver Saturday bight specials. Pain White Cup with Saccer. Tinch Plain White Pilate aorta! Jack Blove Polish, regular iS colors, large quantity each. Be Real value is $ Saturday, at ..-0re0 $5 Kersey Jackets, $3.19 The new 27-inch Jacket, double breasted Shades. mt oda of each. regular @ shades: Heavy Brass Extension Reda, ® sion, ibe quality, each .. Stoves That W Heating Stoves e ‘The Stove Department full, b-inch oxten- . Be ‘The kireh you pa: larly t-$10.00, ‘This hax been our leading Wood Menter for the of this Busine past four years and we guarantee it to give eatie, nay = BH With caat-tron bottom an@ raft register © ~ We know that the stoves we have for sale are setistactory —are adapted to the local fuel condi. tians—are the best values forthe money that you'll be able to find tm the Northwest. Sahcoriced qusihiy, We have tance quality. J ve re ting stoves and we have nickeled damper and clean-out pipe chek damper tn collar, ewing-off top and automatic cover. sells at $124.50. Hewy | —Inside 20 Inches, length 22 Inches the qualities 1 ‘No, —Inaide 22 inches, length 23 inches No. 26—Inside 24 inches, length 24 inches. stitched trimrmin, To be sold’ Sajurday at. | THE BIG STORE LOWER PRICES We are reducinj§ the cost of staple and fancy merchandise to a remarKable degree to cut down stock and increase the sales during our removal of the different departments. will undergo a considerable change, and we are anxious to bring sales up much higher while the trang. |formation is going om—hence the special sales—supplementary to the Removal Sale—that began this |morning «re important enough to set every economical women in Seattle to watching oar advertise. Tomorrow's special prices are told of below. THE BON MARCHE Suit Store Specia Prices Bot a Little More Than Half . In our desire to have ever floor, we have series of under-prices that are comparative- ly unheard of at this season—cutting fine ents almost in half to bring to your notice the best Suit room in the West. 1 Rainy Day Skirts, $2.79 Made in the best and latest style for fall and winter of 1902-3; some slot seams, | some with one-inch kilt seams, and some bell shape, flaring at bottom. be had in the best colors and mixtures. 00, While they, in the city. y one visit the been giving a These to 2.79 half-fitted back, ox front, coat collar and deep cuffs, well lined through- out, made of the best Oxford This price to be cut for one day, Saturday, to Only, aencewsee $7.50 Children's Box Jackets, $2.49 This lot of new Fall Jackets for Children, ages6, 8, 10, 12 and 14\vears, are madevof several styles of the best Winter Cloak- ingy all double-breasted box style, new and up-to-date, with velvet collaxs and deep cuffs. $5.08 to$7.50. Wo be placed in one lot and sold Saturday at, CBI ngs we ee eee ge wows $10 Tailor Suits, $5.98 ‘om $10.00 to $12.50 for. hey have the double eee « S319 They range in price from Our price regu- easted, You | 6, Se each. d. This) ured Ribbons, full 8 inches wide, lined tailor | than Me pair; sale price, after 6, 2c THE HOME of the OVERCOAT—THE HOME of the STYLISH SUIT F.W. MERRICK 703 FIRST AVENUE Courtcous Treatment covers, steel rods; AMERICAN] bs y=" CLOTHIER | pice sou Raturday only at 3%. steel rode, natural whod handies, rain proof: & regular $1.25 value. We are now showing our regular N: t ansortamem of covers and - Umbrella Specials ® Women's 26- Parecon Frame Umbretaw, fine silk warp Giorta cover, Saturday only at S50 each. Fall Stock of Umbreting. The ndies to be found in the city—Soth Century and Paragon Frames, fintshed in the best possible manner. of this establish - teresting, and we are safe in saying we have never had The B and varied display the most eritic- YOU WILL URGED TO BUY call particular ~ COR. SECOND AVE of fine Trousers, which excel any production in this CENTS A DOZEN for Men’s Four-Ply Collars, only slight- ly soiled from handling, CENTS A GARMENT range $5, 86 up to $8.60. Our fall aasortmen Suite and Crave now on display, and em- est productions Attractive Exhibit for Boys and substantial creations designed for the delight of boy be found in our Youth: Department, always ut the lowest possible Boys and Ch Youths’ Stylish Su ei ke ¢ Norfolkand plain double breasted; Our Furnjshing Goods Dept We are dinplaying this week me Aquarters (as we of Derbys, Fedoras and No These are the After Six bar- gains fo %c, Not more than two to « buyer. A broke Mering Under after 4, each te. te (n@ drawers); |¢ cks; after Extra qual y Mercerized 8 and while, wor Gray Chev worth $1.76, a Blingos” and Ch ay Wrappers of good Fiaonelette’ Wrappers, the new ark colors, polka gots, ete., filled waist lined, nestly trimmed in braid end ruffles, deep fiounce, $1.00 values; to sell after et Be, Fup Scarfs, stone, marten, opos- soles, spring heel, sizes 6% to li; Value $1.00, for be. Patent Leather Shoes, sizes 6 to §, value $1.26, for 8c. ue Odds and’ ends of three ines of Ox- Curtain Ends, some pieces 3 yards curtains, extend from 30 to-b4 inches, Brass Bash Extension Rods, ex- tend 20 to 42 inches; value 160 each; after 6 bo each me an ¢ quality, pret- |p itge 4 yard, ite Hematitched | atier and %-inch hem, linen finished, very sheer, full size, h Cotten Torchon insertions, from 1 to 3% | Inches wide, all new open patterns, | strong scalloped edges, very fine | quality, worth regularly up to Zie yard: sale price, after 6 2c yard Fancy Colored Mtriped and Fig- warranted al! pure stik. in all the very latest Eastern shades to select est yw ped Chocolates: after 6, from, very finest quality, worth up|Ped, Cheoolates: after rice 5c to Me; | to B¥e yard; anle price, after 6, 1c per yard. Stamped Pillow Shama full size, extra good quality, never sold less Colfar “Buttons, extra heavy gold plated, 4 buttons in set, for collars nd cuffs, regular value 260 set; af-) Vi |ter @ ta set. | Swell Hair Retainers, the very lat-|6, lest shape, regular price lhc; after 6, Kid Hair Curlers, dozen in bunch, ry best quality, regular prices Nye, 10c and 12%c bunch; after 6, choice, bc bunch. Arnice, regular Se Dottie, for 10c. Cascara Bark, regular 250 package, | I | for ie. Castor Of], regular 200 bottles, for 1c. | Olive Of, regular 250 bottles, for 1c. | Harlem Oil, regular 100 bottles, for 3 1-3. Sweet Oil, regular iSe bottles, for oe. |10c. |_ Camphor, regular 100 patkages, for on Marche, THE BIG STORE Three Garments $1.00 for Men’s Heavy Cotton Ribbed Under Shirts, worth all the way from 50 cents to $1.25. They're odd lots; if you find your size you've found a bargain. WATCH FOR MONDAY’S NOTION SALE DRY GOODS CO. > EW. Newhall & Co) Soq@are: [in shirt -making nd inferior brands. pes in this celeb: SCHOOL: as DAY « Nery “AND AONE TE ENTIRE TOPILOOR GOLLING GLK, SECOND ANDIUAM ES, Shirts at $1, $1.60 up t Beautiful designs ane Hawes Hats are | nel Night Robes. 76c, $1, $1.60 and $2. \ NIGHT: THE “YEA awd MADISON Nordhoff & Co. 50 per cent, off the regular price. Rocking Chair like picture, with frame of solid oak, finished a_ dark golden shade. ‘ote the neat piece of carving in the top rail, and the pretty tapestry panel in the back. Regular price $11.50, Enlargement GLHOLMES FURNITURE Co. 110} 1105-1105. SEGOND prices, In a few days the first floor ee After Six Narrow Seal Leather Bel Saturday night: ibe each; after 6, choice, tha. Curling Irons, with hidden Men's Uniaundered Shirts, cach |regularly worth 10c; after 6 Paney Hat Pins, « bea line of Men's 650 Fancy |sortment, regular price 100; aller @ u 5 White Featherstitch Braids, aif dosen Men's Se Fancy Silk |Bew and beautiful patteras, full ach lie. yards in regular Values ,|and 12%0 pieces after 6 choles, Hemstitched Pillow Cases, made of good bleached cotton, sige | tne worth be; after 6, Misses” Butched Nord, |5.4 size, aasorted, pal ee | after 6, each, ‘Worth Sc, at dbo, worth 6e; after 6, a yard, 3c, Plain Black Satine, worth ter 6, @ yard, be. wae: Hiack Mercerized Sateen Walsts, worth $1.00; Lor boc. $1.00 Cotton Waists, for ladles or misses, tc. otlon Petticoats, worth $1.40; for 89, Misses" fine ribbed, fast < * , el Lisle Hose, Gray Kersey, to sell at $5.00] 53.0; specials after 1-48. sell 8 nee, actual 280 Values; efter Children's ‘Blue Lace Shoes, turn | pair. ack Ice Wool Fascins- tors, after 6, lbe; value Infants’ long white velvet tops, turn soles, apring heels, |nel Skirts; special efter 6, ite; Women’s large white Aprons, with ford and Btrap Bandals, $1.00 and| border and deep hem; after & Se 91.40 values, for We. value Plain Musiin has cluster of four tucks;: « white Dresses, brass ends and fixtures, complete, | narrow embroidery a valu: from 6 to 10, 100 each. sleeves; special, after 6, We after 6, 160. Women's Flannelette Got vie, in plain colors, special $c; value 1, Children’s light blue Kait Cage; |, 18e; value 35c. Women's medium length Hip Corsets color érab and . Etom jacket, with velvet collar; entire Suit slot seam trim-| perfect Stode. fine qualities: reps. | trimmed med; akirt flaring at bottom ; nicely lined throughout. can take your choice Saturday, while they last, at ... Women's $:2.50 Raglans, $6.98 Made ofan \A!l Woo! Golf Cloth, with check or plaid backs, rtly lined, diouble-breasted, velvet collar and wide cuff: looseor bilffitted back, headed by yoke velvet pipe is the Ragdan wou pay never less than $10.00 for, and usually Special cut price for Saturday's sale .. .$6.98 $8 Kersey Capes, $6.50 Made of avery heavy Kersey, in black only, with high storm collar and strap fasteners, Italian sill These are the $8.00 lengths, full sweep. | Pa! Men's Bott Hats, in the $2.58 for (1.9%, These are mad Nutria fur. Th cake; after 6, 20 r Rubifoam Tooth Wash, Reauty Pins, %-dozen on card, |bottles, f 50 | very best quality, regularly worth 20c card; after 6, 6c card, rods good covers; afte ! worth $1.50 each. Children's Umbreliaa, ‘Women's Umbrellas, 2e Paper Bound Tie each. of titles; after 6, Only 5 to each © se Tablets, note ai mses, ruled and plain, 10e, Bock a 0c. < Wright's Tooth Powder, regulat 25 bottles for 12e. Blue ont Vaseline, tles, for Tie. 2 ou Powder, regular 2c coat fc. é vores Pills, regular 2c kind, for ‘These Perfumes at 250 ounee furnish empty bottle free; odors | Se. La France Rose, Jockey. | Insect Powder, regular 15¢ pack- | ple Blossom, Sweet | sages, for Sc. Stolen Sweets, Peau Epsom Salts, regular 10c packages, | White Hellotrope, Heliotrops 1 | tor be. Rose and others, Witen ‘gashece cg 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue anf | 115-135 Pike Street Great Enlargement Sale Decide what you want for your home, come to the store, and this sale wil! supply it at a saving of from 10% ‘ Every price in the store is reduced. Here is a sample value— dERESCEATTEIGE. g; Lrg fe £F2 £, rf 2 iJ Z F ef, 2, rt THIS IS THE PLACE TO BUY Your Wines for table use; superior quality, moderate 24 if Fe} 2 > : #2 g£ Brunner & Co. 502 Pike Street Phone Main 1060