The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1902, Page 4

Wagner's Orchestra at the Bon MarcheSaturday Night | MURDER juszasciesse| AS PRESENTS See) __ROMMED! Fy ALF-PRICE SALE Store For Money here: ee wan retina o's co | ncaa tone a by the -e will continue our half price sale of Milinery until tomorrow nayn that youd know the woman if he | fees miuett Bay, Ta owner, If | GO OVER ROAD |! night and include every trimmed hat in the store, not excepting the ; " her again Ne WHY saw -the ahnck i The mory tha French Patte -ns. ait SUONOUN PY semmbane ik Seat eens te) ME UTOCRATS rare tacannsste] $30.00 Tricamed Hats $15.00 woo ever 1 $25.00 Trimmed Hats $12.50 = 8 WM us ink me Fao a EN sl | tiene Suds and ot Buaray iene ult oie Se $15.00 Trimmed Hats $ 7.50 smc this sme, Capt, Jennen was honniah county, wth his guards, Wili| "hy hertender ot the pace reart|f $50.00 Trimmed Hats $ 5.00 Ma antae nbs the enn thom | ge eednt, Oy eee 1 $ 8.00 Trimmed Hats $ 4.00 y ; Miata ne ate ane nite oer seearenesans | OO Trimmed Hats $ 3.00 ame MEA elgha”™ Feped Capt Jense view? ene ATS 5.00 Trimmed Hats $ 2.50 | 7s Si! Singermann: miaeivo trom wore 1S 4.00 Trimmed Hats $ 2.00 THE ear, John Holme. CAD JOHNSON IN ie2's, baht CITY JAIL AGAIN prim oh Mogi 4 jton, CB. Ch ts, William G. Hol ser, BS Hrow nand Harry Van Dyke | Materials at Half Price All our imported materials in fancy crepes at half price. Birds in all AT AN END | Concressnan, Cod Jobneon, 8 netorigns, tender. | , lors, $3.50 Kind at $1.75, Fancy Breasts and Wings, worth $1.50 at 75¢, ' (CONS SSSA NO CURRENCY , | an RAIN IN MOST PLACES—RAIL yy eee. go 0 | TINKERING ROADS SUFFER at inan ime | | l= » nal dele : 1 Reports received at the local Unit - | a e@ trates weather bureau indicate yennine, Seting |t y. But she hai & Dee. 26 3 that the severe storm that haw been itten. He lives in Chippewa} In the present case-the woman te| that after | saree. Se Gp. Ceaseins 063. 08. tee wa te serving his Touran tern | ins om ¢ ~ ~ pes f rome He t* « lawyer of jor the past four days bes! ini sing is particularly fitted for Wo The snow has become a tight rain |‘ Position he bolde veld to have muse at this se |] We continue the Sale of Holiday Goods at half price until tomorrow night F it moet places, and the cold has ' wd e | naiderably up with nec | t , egg gr ime SE tion bills, and ne matier SHERMAN, CLAY & 0. All Dress Dolls at HALF PRICE | All Necktie, Collar and Cuff Boxes - ever, ho e he hea’ “near thy orner of BIAth projenged ate will tak . c Ble ie over, however. The heavy fall WHOLESALE cae] Pill be taken up.” | sa pple All Kid Body Dolls at HALF PRICE | at HALF PRICE hi : f Fieteher & Carpenter, reait . 3 r rs Wwosened by the raing and destructtve » Pealty bar } Imosenied bY the rains ana! desteucttve Johnson | eaine ony, | i] All Wooden Toys at HALF PRICE All Writing Tablet (Cases) at HALF r . ~ charae: j ° { Rg A a SMUGGLING ron Ar | All Dolls’ Cradles and Beds at | PRICE vandalides on the coast are con e person. i | % Unuing to cause considerable trouble. Beirsrein long the tutrons me —— mtiied In Ju | an ee ig nate | Al! Picture Frames at HALF PRICE we raitroad traffic on the coast lines at he has the woman's h 2 pocket and | oolly nimals at Mpeieree, sig tacoma Tntecurtan | MANtteA Dec. that he tried to atop her from taking PRICE All Burnt Wood Novelties at HALF 4 Gietin cand cavern anden Ont tee coe " the money. but she got It by force PRICE o Washouts occurred yesterday, but by |B tem sf » in Aa there was ne covveberative evt: hard work the company succeeded in 1B undoubte ng . dence she was discharged. The po- | All Blocks and Boats at HALF All Brush and Comb Sets at FA; keeping the tracks ope traffic ment a ‘ joss of 9) Uce, ch » Reve a better came} PRICE | Ss 's at HALF . Bae cabin wont town of Bl againat her this time | PRICE “ ! LANDSLIDE | — | All Games at HALF PRICE re ernment are tn the All Wagons at HALF PRICZ All Sterling Silver Toilet Sets at th IN TEXAS fiven out, but the announce All Doll Buggies at HALF PRICE HALF PRICE - caused n decided sensation All Iron Toys at HALF PRICE All Celluloid Novelties at HALF Territory Is Cut Of From) All Tin Toys at HALF PRICE PRICE Two Sides All Toy Books at HALF PRICE All Fancy Match Scratchers and avery, roan ove «mee. PRIMA DONNA | All Matted Pictures at HALF PRICE | Ink Wells at HALF PRICE ry ‘Texas are Very mach stirred yo © Ser the report fast tied to te All Toilet Cases at HALF PRICE All Shaving Sets at HALE PRICE ] te general land office of a survey | made by the United States govern: | iciiik dae nnsinsents ‘Catania Sealbiealied Sheil hana tor: Peas All Manicure Cases at HALF PRICE All Tourist Cases at HALF PRICE q ‘ {tn trying to establish the Woth errom morning, Get Fe amperes ted od Gee ae ceritingh "Fares portions | ee ee aer cettuias te toa bcade ommeat Hank beet ned All Glove and HandKerchief Boxes All Opera Bags at HALF PRICE 4a he boundary Hnewof the state are| LINCOLN, Neb, Dee. 26 —Heetle ~ or oi “—~ > Ghalan a. rn oe eed Laie thar «ties ch | Delooman tas Serene vetan, Soman biacka, You may have the choice of any garment for 815. This means Tt ge HALF PRICE All Framed Picturesat HALF PRIZE : the state of Texas Involving over ajtoday annou her reg dabthar caentnent. Geis is cbr wound mothet R million ‘acres of land has been cut |and proupective morriage to Henri of clearing out our 004 sises during the dull season. We want only : out and placed in Oklahoma Terri-|Kodolo. The latter & an American cat meede Gt the beatant the “ e tery. "Phe people of Texas are very |The home of the couple will be in Bow, CER Grom oe mnetson ae Hi Petticoats Book Store Specials C jenious of their vast domain and |New York All our Ife, 190 and 2Se Matted Pie ny “sneroschiment will be at once ~~ - | Mess HIGHEST GRADE GARME ENTS FOR $15 aren a the new: line would give Texas 10 | Jfany c hea er me-third : Wy but the report | Paper Bound Bool the Rind, at i an so that Texas} _ e loses about 600,000 acres. The survey Newspaper Koterprise Asser s se wo specia! bargains in Silk | ‘There are 26 tities to choome fe establishing a new line for the sa Mise Mannering has ; | Pett coate— from ‘ meridian -transfere a strip of 135 hit in New York this season 1 i 4 = 3 be @ilies long and three-fourths of a| new Clyde Fitch ptay, “The Stub O16 and 010 Otth Peqtlonate at mite wide and contains approx bornness of Geraldine 5 imately 600,006 acres on - | s 10 OO . . ‘ A hon, . - of ienty’*® and Goze ' - Tee ome tae entire| 1 SULLIVAN ESTATE | . of ular authors; en s mhandie. The fed-| In opposition to the American A } $8 and $10 Slik Petticoats at— 1 My eral surveyors have fixed the 108d )Hawaiian line another line of big 4] lormas the western came hips ta te run between New Ke Soe are (So etaee Ei ieee| 1O BE DISTRIBUTED! $5.00 Ribbons for Saturday ? en from alt the 4 weil known local steamship agent, pbrasitees | Fancy White and Biue and White ? border counties, _% total Of will be ite representative on the) The application of Bdward Cor Silk Moreen Petticoats, with | striped i ne, full 4 fi ; Ghost: GAA acres of land. jenune . cores and Mannah O'Callahan, the double founce. tep plaiting of eilk, | wide. guaranterd to wash amd ; he first steamship of the new tine | Irish heire of John Sullivan for s kirt made with yoke, at— warranted all pure silk, very fim } HAD A STRENUOUS | be the J. 2 Laackias Of the estate, which waa quailty, worth up to ae yard, @ tons, which ix now & n heard in the probate je‘ price x: port was continued until CHRISTMAS witha’ | Monday on ‘werount of the absence sicck, Mereerized Sateen Patti. Art Goods Sibrerysee of Judge Robinson of Olympia, and wont, deep flounce, trimmed in After celebrating Christenas for a) 8 T. Hauser of Montina, attorne: ruffle, worth 4, at— White Applique Pitiow Sharma, hours yesterasy, W. Kt. ‘ies | TRAMPS BROKE | tor Marie ¢ co See gph very pretty open work designe iP imagined he was « pugilist of no: It was stated by Corwin & Shank, $2 75 one yard square, extra Tine Qua Shd that so fer as strength wae con lwho ix a private orney for € My, worth regularly Te ae OPEN HER TRUNK) =. 0 pico storey for Sor . tele price'..! abe babe in Brae. Bis Dnleh w - - atte within three weeks, and Mr. We have the largest and best emsortment in the city of all kinds - s Jail, to which he was sen ‘The theft of the contents of a yaveg tn pnd to oe ne of Holiday Cake at prices thet will eat gou. pete Minch C ne, in stripes ands trusk from the wharf at Bellevue, Over @ en, bu i wae resiet- di firet feat of strength wus | it wide of Lake Washington, | ¢ by Piles, Donworth & Howe, who ® fancy figures, worth lée atv tem, mairss tn, The cas” spare ie tae poles Why: | are count for tne bene manic he | RUT 30c “eed Blackman hotel, on First avenue. He phe trunk, which belonged to Mra | @pplication. and the court set the! 1x Rug and Couch Fringe, worth if -~ then amused Mapeett by breaking UP | ada Anderson, was broken open and| Matter for Monday ‘us aii vn . ; oun | to Sec yard, after € at, yard Tye” the stair ruil, When he grew tired . ¥. — —— in . made last cummer from select imported a Of this amusement he Went to @ boot- |Gubit turk. “a watch, some clothing | LOST OVERCOAT creamery butter and strictly fresh randh ees. The general clearance today and tomorrew of Holid ae Eee ee ‘ Mack stand near the Dolphin saloon |ing weversl articles of jewelry were | J G Shelton reported to the police together with these After Six bargains for Saturday en | 4 tried to pick it. The ” joday that bi od of L od Fruit Cab Mou'e Heavy West Son, coat m ond tr PI fight. col- | stolen. ¥ wan retiow on arge Ornament: at irae coeede have the effect of crowding the store again tomorrew after six. grade, after 6 oa ored “shiner” struck the fighter over |"“Tne work ie thought to have been | O¥#rcoat at a dance at Armory hall |1 ornamented Vienna Tarte i m fhe head several times with © club. /sone by trampe who were seen in| i@#t night. While in the hall MM pene sly mm Seling Wau Sete, with soak but “the biows had no effect. Shelton left the coat in a dressing > a af ‘6 . prsce ¢ apec' el < Mullen then went into the gaicon |*"* vicinity, fee men ig ag en” — = ee Hest Machine (ii, bd ea Souvenir Tabietm, P rn on een “.3 Ta,| MORTALITY RECORD | COGS 800 worth lie; after 6 10 | Women’s %-inch Silk Warp Gloria | A few 6x6 Vol, Sets, cloth nd started down the street. Near| N.C McKeen. aged 76 years, died emeeenen Feat * of | Umbreltag, worth $1.78 each: af- | _ at Ge and corner of Madison street and |at the family residence. 720 Colum | Meeehes Pequel Sheeting, see} tors : Ne | B-tnch Ali Wool Homespun Chev-[> Viret avenue he met the policemen, [bia street. thie morning. The fu HixH0 Inches, worth Te; after @ | petiut Cocoanut and W jot tn street shader and ¥ ve v ett . - > ow value Sc, at, ya ‘ Ong Me fun won upped in the pul. | Presbyterian church at 1:30 o'clock, Seereucier Ginghain, extra heavy, | orth aa tanec Canton Wineel Pissce Somes came near macting hin Waterlon, As |Sunday afternaym. Interment will 2 to 10-yard Sengtes, “esnertes | oe Dp Pinid Flannel Hiean, | With quarded springs, one desea hee entered the receiving cell he voi-|}* in Lakeview cemetery. | Mr. Mc auhing, C1 linen, & oes amorted | Walete, ages 3 to 8 yearn, worth | OF COrd: rem prices &, @ i Sutecred 2 “Merry Christmas” to the NOS" Teq' in Realtie about three "patterns, worth $176; after 6 a | $1.20: after 6 \ The Mc, ond Wee ner <ordh ae birds in there. To say the least, int q a ee ' ; ! " noice, per ca - — doaen $1.19 Boys Navy Blue and Gray Blouse | Torte Brand Shell Heir Ping, ee ccakls: deimaged Ha| Me Jensle Stark Oliver, aged 66 Misses’ Fine Dongdia Lace Shoes. Waists, agen 3 to's yearn worth | "very best quailty and finlah, Tage Wilt be tried for disor cmduct. [Years died at Providence hospital } oavy om, pater pio hee, for ate ular price 2Sc per box; after & pp nene arlene last night. The body ie at the | 2-8 heels, worth $1.76, at...81.10 | Hoys’ Percale and Outing Flannel only, per box 1R¢ Reral parlors of Bonney & Stewart. | Women's Felt Slippers. leather | Waists, ages ¢ to 1d years, worth | Binck Jet or White Head Hat Ping > soles. velvet bound, low heels. 28e, for Te me delta an enn LAWYER 18 MIS6ING worth The, at 48 | Regular $1.06 Petticoats, after &. | ie gore Sony teed — a ‘The disappearance of J. E. Harper Men's Biue Yachting Caps, patent Pe J = ® local attorney, from hin office in leather visier, worth bec; after 6 | Superb Knitting Silk, very best | Large Cubes. containing very the Globe block, has been. reported 2c | quality, nearly all colors; after 6 | “quality Jet Head Ping, with to the police. Although missing only Hi Meo & Paney Golt Capa, worth ae, | xpool he | aie’ plone teen ee yesterday, his f je are very - - ~ after € We Quantity Nimited to customers. per cube: after 6, only, per Janxious and cannot vunt for hiv | 1,000 Boxes Buttermilk Totlet Soap, |20x0-inch Reversible Smyrna Rage | . 3 |disappearance. He is described as : 3 cokes in box: after 6 box. Se worth $2.00; after ¢ 1.22 | h Ww re }47 years of age. & feet @ inches in a Only 2 boxer Novelty Ruffled Swine pete a} a 4 weet 8 } . hebseh, etightty bald, and wearin \ Reef Extract ( . Se wine for | yarge long, worth $1.85 pair: af- | Camelhair Hate and Plain Felt Mien lieht moustache. He was dressed in| Me ter é THe | © Hats, worth nd Te CHELSEA, Mass, Dec. 34.—Cath- | dark clothes | > @rine Richardson, 2 years old, wan * Y | | ' Sebotgned this matatag pon’ ‘the| STOLE TALKING MACHINE Fs / charge of poisoning her mother to! H. F. Compton toid the police ; } Secure $20,000 in insurance bends. |day that some unknown thief stole! Py Her ball was fixed at $10,000 and the | graphoptione from his bumgsy| sf ' fase continued for ten da [Christmas eve. Mr. Compton lives! ‘ LANSLIDES IN CITY baci. sngiomnoe 4 Norého# @ Co. THE BIG STORE As & result of the recent heavy nfall numerous small landsild | 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-135 Pike Street we occurred In the city. None sert our have #0 far been reported to| Buperintendent of Streets Walters, | but any number of small ones have | | Buried sidewalks under mud and |pelan Manufacturing Co.. and will /HARVARD Dental Parlors aint five bis treetinesit st Beattie Bathe |b Second avenue, between Jamen | MMOtion Sale oO ain | aes CAN NOW GO ‘WAY BACK This shop is located on the) | and Vesler, The city mployea in the comptrol y wide of Sotel Seattle, in yesterday presented Ax mt. Beginning Monday | troller Miltz with « No charge for painless ex | Morris chair. | traction when teeth are REFITTED ed. All work done by graduate c from San Francisco, dentists of 12 to 20 years €X the Pacific Coast Co.'s ntearner Uma- perience; a specialist in each Sook to ood te department. We will tell you ; 5,000, ut Of: anme . All De ntal work at half price un ion best in advance exactly what your Ee concpany’s teedtew dena: 74 Today 1 had a wold crown, four syiitaneos “ee® @\ work will cost by a free exam § ps | tooth bridae, 42 platinum fllingr put ination. Give use call 2 Pg sey yang be surprised, Mt didnt hurt a bit, | will find we do exactly as we : ¥. tone urnbia et, yen- 6 CENTS MISS IRE AND, j advertise— Yerday afternoon, before 6 o'clock. The celebrated Js pe Ress Gold Crowns and Bridge Work 4 . oy ved » pane of glass and is _— Full Set oF Tesch 8 . OF TEETH . stole two sides of leather. Glycerine Tollet S¢ regular- Gold Fillings. and up. Fredrick & Co. S © ged ? = ly 10¢ cake, on Ativer PMNIL 2he and up. / . GOLD FILLING . t BURGLAR STEALS HATS IE Comorrow 5c HALE WOnK PAINLRS 18 sincienrtlars and Opticians, GOLD CROWN ‘ " ? se veeenee oy oure8:20 a. m. to 8:00 p, m | inckley bik, 715 Second Ave. reer PE t A anh te on 8 it Rte Sendaye-tite con te litta SILVER FILLING . : oF through the rear window. (NO PLATES 4 ‘ : ——o—— t Dancins Classes sige OUiReg i uigeaser “Wasen ake map | sell Steen Clete THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER Albert Hansen ' peta se? an PE i a tn 703 FIRST AVENUE : . will be sold tomorro i t ees ‘ H. S. TURNER & CO. : 1 our exclusive tbe s —_—_— aeons - Rich ' REAL i STA New York Dental Parlors ' Jewelry ¢ ‘There are on few more of Today we offer forsale a new ft) 644 First Avenue, Beattle r : the e paintings to @ with tt Pine Bo yea | (Pioneer Square). ‘ each 5 purchase. have: i 7 iven away over 1000 of the! roome and bath | Houre—8 to 8; Sundays 0:90 to & : oo all early tomorrow If you want 706 First Ave. ng | Branch Office—Fourth and More” | t Ee, one. ison etr a t cK, 2 Je 3 F “ | PLUMBING | EP Ahbe Recls have on hand a lot of “the tablished wince |I| le And Hot Water Heating. ||| Telephone, Main 1083. fi the city at the } : The | | Plans and Matiinates furnianed, vet reasonable price. Call and 6m + $ Beni 1325 Hecond Ave. Arcade Eid) SHAW &@ Co. " ‘ Siine “3 Pees ’ 7 sett , Jolman dock, foot of Ceb- bag JAMES HENRY , £13 Weatern Ave, Phone, Main 406