The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1903, Page 3

CANAL IS COMPL Musle WUNTRNN CONN LAST EDITION ECONOMY DAY WEEKLY BULLETIN OF BAR GAING AT | Y “The Way to Buy a Piano”’ Firnt ond bird Fourth ritth All ix SHERMAN, CLAY & (0. 711 Second Avenue. BROWN RUNS t THE ANNEX Formek United States Senator Elopes le the Day of Days for| Poople—A Long Bargains Here Appended | Tomorrow Economical List of A good ptore s Tel A good Pinno A broad guarantee, A fair p Kasy terme i Auctioneer Wiae | 16,000 geres under | reclamation has & population of probs CITY TREASURER GORMLY APPROVES, AND GIVES REABONS |»), homesecehers WHY CIFY LIGHTING BONDS SHOULD BE BOLD IN SEATTLE [every day to pur hb we the One KERTON & 00. 1812 Firet aven nies appreciate home but DRAPE Hourskeepers w »Dy unt did lot Architects this } HOUGHTON, UdaiT Coline w KB, Feb. &— Judge Mant a da Warrant to tstue for the arrest of former United States Senator Arthur Brown, for contempt | of court, because of his failure tol poy his wife alimony | Mra last week swore out two ad- | adultery against | ley, who waa ar- rested and placed under bond of! $1800 Ih each case. Brown and the WOMAN #60Nn afterward boarded the train for Idaho and the bonds were subsequently declared forfolted jrown and Mra Bradley were ar- Tested some time ago for adultery, upon complaint of Mra, Brown, An iiteresting feature of the case | is that Brown, years ago, abandoned | Dis fret wife and several children to run away with the present Borwn, 1 MR. L'ABBE EXPLAINS George LiAbbe, who war one of the proprietors of the Stand. ard gambling house in wide opea times, arrived im Seattle from Denver yesterday. He left this elty on the evening of January be the best eolateral for loans thet could negotiate on them and! ¢ speculative Investments If he the same hie would be drawing interest, | would pay the ta part of| he interest on the y wo bor} wed, 1 would like t the elt} ne become intersated in the uroject up the full bond tmmue,” Attorney De Hroler te eqtal the project, He sald ything to be aald in wition and nothing The Beattle Kagles will give annual ball at the A ary Mh, Priday eve mareh beginning prowptly vck, ‘Tickets admitting gent man and ladies, £1.00, ove Thurston & Herrin Mining and tnv nt Brokers ‘The pre wition to float the muni cipal lighting plant bonds among | the residents of Seattle bx gaining |! favor, ‘The agitation over the mat tor is on the Increase and now form the yelpal tople of dincussion | around the city h City Treasurer ( morning that bh or of the plan 1 think eve bonded mndebt home, ‘There ia plenty of money here to ‘Moat the unde Nehting Pent bends at home If the people could be made to see that it would be to their Interest to take them up Tt would be Yoatmont Attorneys-at-Law 1 vension attorney & yard, wo for] i, nancion 8 Awinnes, with pink, | Arends buil dota, worth QUINN, 4 New we are » yard, Yard with | worth Tie Mustin, emiey stated thin | was heartily in fay Me watt y cent of ness eh in white or the oy's | td be held ov f the pre against 1€ that [can nee, AMNOTH, 200-8 Pacite The in-| 4 OO | ity, will ae Priday ‘t, thoweh net ying we | B00 STOCKINGS real estate § inv ents Women's Back Pieeced Lin ight, would be worth as much it greckings ot % wotton, fast oi pF ws a Teeaute hy he ents a pair, will be sold tomorrow wind by the trouble of at 12%4e. the real este and + would be mare of t a assessments of diff kinda against realty.” ADDICKS |G. WARD KEM, 69 Burke Bulidi roloum and Ol and Puel ¢ f OO... at market price ton, ‘onsolidated, Mutual Lite naet, G48, Independent THE SEATTLE OPTICAL CO. 715 Becond ave., Hinckley bidg., is the largest ineti- tation of ft» kind in this city or state, Satisfactory work at most reasonable peices. Byes examined free of charge. a Id be bett savings bank, the bonds bear eat and would at otiable for almost and would always "* Mack Cotton Stockings, ularly 100 & palr, are to go on sale at 6 &o. Women's Bikek Cashmere Stock | jinee, finest ity, high «pl 4nd toe, worth romulariy 60 do on pale Friday at 37% | Fine Black Cashmere Stockings, | Worth regularly 690 and Te, will go} on sale Friday at 600. | in the Underwear seotion there | Will be special offer of warm knit) to At underwear, Right good quali- thes will be sold for lows. Snow White Linens are to be sold at lower prices, A splendid lot of nt {their face van QUESTION SETTLED Jopment, First Ave. The Big Office ‘Teeth Extracted rant TUN BCANDIMAVIAN-A juarters for a! Of Renttio-A genet 0 are headq’ teading mining and Industrial st We have a line of feo mvest thatewe wil be pleased to ha investigate, the } & THURSTON & HERRIN ‘Tel, Main 231 100 Cherry Bt reorLes fecond avenue ay ye fon 00, Fc. Neufeider, bs 2 Greenieat, cashier, commerel hevings snd trost business Pitt wlini NATIONAL BANK O8 BAVINGH BANK. 4” Pike st, capital 6 five bund PHILADELPHIA, Feb. b--Cor- Helius Bush, a negro convict, 21 years Old, yeaterday killed James Pratt, 37 Foars old, also colored, because of a quarrel over religious matters, Bush crushed Pratt's head with @ stool while the latter waa asleep tn his bunk after the discussion, and ¢ cut off hie victim's head with « knife. The men were cell-mates, An Qverscer found Bush alone in the geil, and on Investigation discovered Pratt«s headless body wrapped in Diankets, and the head ted up sep- arately in an old shirt. CARELESS 4 the day the grand ury was convened. L'Ahbe says, how- ever, that the calling of the srand jury bad nothing to do with his leaving the elty, that he went y aed reasons only, and Rie bus tness Kad heen finished, return od immediately to Seattle, “The report that I left the elty on account of the calling of the grand Jury is erroneous,” wald LAbbe today, mi why peveral not been that Supertor Jw QUIT DOVER, Del, Feb, 6-—J, Bdward the Addicks has withdre senatorial fight, and drem favoring the Republicans from HANSCOM RETURNS Receiver Riaine te authority for the THE HALF-PRICE ‘SALE of women's and children’s Coats and Jackets WILL CONTINUE TOMORROW There are some very Handsome Garments to choose from and most of them are well adapted for A yards of Irish La Bleached Satin Damask, 72 inches wide, ellent value, $1.26 a yard; Whi @o on sale Friday at $1.00, the same quality, worth we to be sold In both oases the designs are more than usually attractive and will de- Nght particular women, A hew importation of Scotch Shirtings in handsome colorings, will be noid at 12\go Thin is decidedly the weather for Leagings, and @ fortunate purchase of Lege enables us offer & splendid lot at exactly half price. Women's Kersey Cloth Leggings, fine quality, worth $1.50 a pair, will | go on sale Friday a , Jersey and $1.00 a pair, will be sold | rduroy Leggings, j | | BONNEY & GTEWART Funeral Directore and Kebulmers. Par CONt th. TO WHOM IT MAY Notice is hereby given wite, Violet J. Webb, has le bed and board and that I will not be |reeponestibie for any bills or debts she jmay contract. FF. M. Webb, 614 Pa- jeifie_ block, SRATTL Capital stowk, paid in, $028,000; surplus 0; 5. Burt 8. Goldamith, view prea: Rt ote transacted, Beattie lemes street and Second eve HOLT, Manager. THR Vineet Atma BANK OF 1 bit wenoral banking ted; 2. » row ahicken vice “pres Fv. Parkhurst, on principal cities of Hlack Kersey Gaiter peir, will be sold at Infants Cashmere statement that Cashier ¥, C, Mans- app be. com of the refunct Bank of Maillard returned yesterday morning from the Bast. It is wald that he tmme came ine we Giately paid @ visit to the house of , ‘ President De Long, but what the re walt of thelr conference was ts not known, early spring wear, Think of getting one for half our usual moderate prices. DETECTIVES GO THROUGH HOUSES TO PROVE IT NEW YORK, Feb. &-—Owing to numerous recent robberies in the Stockings, tp not all size xen in orth regul re to go ; Ing studying: matic art wilt inal i ii Call 1308 Beventh avenue, E Jatgest ond moat mod- dental pariors in Be have been entab. . Do you want and students who are #04 gone tomorrow, to your teeth, or do you a have @ reputa- @0 To WN oT, P BIG OFFIC First Ave. . = Of from 10 to 20 years’ BOY sthe employed. A ae ®uarantee for 10 Peas alwayn present. room for ladies, tJ, Brown's Parlors Leads 4, 5 and 6 sn ta Be hen, fi iy f ] 35 | ly ? Hist 287 i abt z tif i £ 2 ag } ot f?: : vil] f : iP i i : i Fs H i : | ii | i z a z s ‘ ‘The people of Seattic are Receiver Mining says that the ac counts of the bank are in such & Muddled condition hat straightened ott sufficiently to be in- telligi bie. LATE NEWS SALEM, Or, Feb. 5.—The legtata-|/ providing that railroad companies shali be liable to ture passed a bill employes for Injurtos recetved, when - ever such was caused by the wrong~ ful act, detaatt or t a conspiracy existe In vielation of the interstate law, SALEM, Or. Feb 5.1 As noted tn thin pa: yesterday the Pacific Coast Clothing Co. pur~ chased from a local ratiroad two car- loads of damaged had suffered in nash up. chase was delivered this morn- Rie ana ia betng urday The partiouiars are to be published Friday night. The Fromenseion aihiipieshlidsaiin ‘The Seattio Wagies will give their annual ball at the Armory on Feb- ruary 6th, Friday evening next, the 4 march beginning promptiy at x fast finding out that It pays to buy Footwear at the “Plymouth Bhoe Store”—Honest Values at Low Prices, Minor’s “Easy” Shoes, The Shoes You Don’t Have ‘to “Break In” (f your feet are tender, If you have corns or buntons, they'll aive you more solid worn, For sale only by us. tinfaction than any Shoe you've ever Prices $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 Pair THEM tan you wear small sizes and narrow widths We welling are _atil ity for three days more at “sonoes.” $3.60 Hor. ome Shoes Chotce of all Ladtew’ $4.00 Shoes, in all = $2.98 our in alt zen tore, Your Chotce * tor Your wid sixes, for three days they «oO at the $4.00 and $6.00 qual- $1.29 We are sti welting Ladies $2.98 0 paire of Ladiow’ very #1 ail widtha and mizen and thee $3.48 ject of an om the i212 BRCOND AVENUR and University It Is Advantageous aiag nahn ae Everything ie the Very purest and best, and our prices are lower than esewhers. Hints *% will be many days gefore they can be E . d Rice, face Jas powder. Minds Honey and Almond © ‘Bo wine 606 SECOND AVENU: Detivery. Phone, Main 503, clothing, which The Like Cut with High Ciosets, One-third down, % per month, Not- withstanding the prices on vee and Ranges have advanced, w@ are [in a position to melt to at the old prices, having pw our |atock before the advance, Bold in this city at FROM $35.00 TO $50.00 GEO. Hi. WOODHOUSE (0, 1408 Secend Avenue. JAMES HENRY Wholesale and Retail Meats. All orders promptly attended to, | Hotel, restaurant, steamboat and | logging camp trade solletted. 818 We Telephones: HENRY HENSEL, Manufacturing Jeweler, 28 Hinckley Block, Third Floor, Pacific Coast Clothing Comp’y. wees Clothing goo First Ave., Cor. Marion St. We have just received trom U. & Government Navy Depot *"4000 Finest Navy Blue All-Wool Flannel Shirts and Drawers Indigo Dye, We are asking $1.26 each for them. KIRK’S ries?”’ave. HAVE YOU SEEN The Buffalo? are fine money's worth at § fie Friday they'ce to go at 1.00, Wome Natural Woot Combina ton Sults will be sold. too, for lees The particular lot involved are made natural wool, derby ribbed. elastic and perfect fitting; splendid yalue at $2.25, price tomorrow ts to be $1.76. CHILOREN’S UNDERWEAR Wor tomorrow there will be a live- ly selling of CRifidren's Underwear Home of the bargains are here enum- erated. Children’s Ribbed Nateral Wool Panta, arModd jot that re bought fo sell at T6e and $1.00 0 pair; Friday theme are ta at Spo Prt , toa, there's to be « atirrt Nett ‘The Belts are made the finest leather, and cach one is different. There are Belts Diack and Bolte colored, Belts plain and fancy, Belts ia every wanted mize. Some were $1.00, and many were $1.50, Friday anybody can pick at tee sine BOe | 5% or ead Oe a yard, will be 640. Good Towels are not so plentiful thet one can mise a chance to get them under price. day linen Huck Towels, siee 20x38, white or red border, worth 200, for Ibe, Turkish Towels, size 19x38. heavy double thread. worth 180, will be on |* aale Priday at 12%. v4 , Shirts, wives 14, 14%, 16% Friday 6c. Beye’ Fency Shirts, Stiff and Soft i", attached or detached col- Jean goods, ehoice b0c. “American m white pink and blue girdle, and drab and white, in medium tength, straight front; ohotce at Ste. Odd Corseta, “American Lady,” “R. & G..” “Cresco” and worth from $1.56 to $2.50; we may have your size in some of them, Iri- day $1.00, ~ en's Wool Shirts and Drawers, heavy derby ribbed, tan and buff cot- or; our $1.29 garments, Friday, Men's Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, gray and blue gray, regular 60c kind Friday a9, Hoy#" $1.00 Sweaters, blue, maroon and red, with stripes. Men's Sox, black with white feet, all black, also tan; 9 good value at ito, Friday 12%e. Women's White Outing Plannet Gown, worth $1.50, Friday $1.19, w ‘* Muslin Drawers, our te value, 1% “armoratde,” |” Mines and Mi | BENE a hee oe sae » furniah and occupy three comfortable connecting rooms; convenient; free lights, bet and cold water, bath. 412 Sixth ave- nue; Black 9614, MOTEL SEN ROA. ee oy ee et FINE, large, nieety furnished front overlooking bay: private iy: few minutes walk business center, Inquire at 916 henett #1 . ining” mailed “Trew. "'0' tnd i Wnstyoke king MADAME A @ eurTH. and Cleaning Dysi — a MAIN Tot fou? "ohothan. Hinet i Tenovatig gente om City Dye Works. Tecelved in Col. 1867-48, Sound | Drsing and Jono oud, i Dre Works-We call for ol eg A clothes. Offtwe 14! ret avenue , Matn 1014. ———__ee—Ee a Rowe at POGET i DREDIINS ‘Co. feandinavian- hea railway and highway and Qredging and Smproremente: Sao ariving F 1408 ote i Ta. ae eed House Number As we are forced to Sat the “Stine "stock of = 5 arg prs and cannot se. clase yeeairsas Be WF Roker eed enter. Ms the 5 om M47. —— FINE light running sewing machine Ai) the attachments must te sold take SOO ir morrow, 210 If block from 2 and barn, all fenced. very sightly; south of Woodland Park: easy terme. 9550-4 foom hones, fot 400120, high and dry; Bleck and half from Valentine Sta: tion: two car Hines, Tok with small house, same locality For corner lot on Twentieth avenue, near Madison $175-ach for lots GOx120 on Mallard car line, Interbay, on Very easy terms, $9090--Sach ter two, Sacre tracts tm Young’ Te, short distagee from Standamt ay's plant om the tide Mai m for 2 ncree of tant. same front partly nice level, near George town, 400—For 12 be Be place. te of TIDE LAND tide lands We bs on watorfront, Met imetuding acre trac cot Wbbok Madison om New S-room cottage; only $500 cash 4 on Bighteonth, lovely view: json car; modern im all ree yet. Holmen end Sots in all parts of the eity at All Kinds of poloes and terme. ROGUE & CO. GY Paoiic block ‘# Muslin Chemise, good 91 r 890, lin Skirts, ood 890 value, Women's Muslin Gowns, our 68¢ value, for 4 So Kmbroiderten for 81-80, Te vort for So, 0c sort for 740, Ibe sort for 106. h, inn, le paper, wor, 18¢ palr, Hairpina, To. Shell Hairpina, 160, 4 Ping, be ear pled el Rings, Te. Penet! Tablets, to each. Castile Soap, 160 bar, A. nbs, 10 each, nty Dollie Match Lighters, 260 he wh wale te of Se: str None will be sold to dealers and none sent C, 0. D, ANNEX Corner University and Seoond ' 1215 and 1217 Second Ave. PIKE STREET OPTICAL (0. : Eves Examined Scientitically, Pree Stone, Fisher & Lane " Three-room house for $22.60. I have for gale an almost new S-room cot- on high, siebtly ground, convenient to street car and only ane mite from new high school; ground vent, fuel and water £ LJ, SPRL IEN 829 Arcade bide #2200-Over, three wice ADAMS & 1414 Second avenue, t y NICHOLS Toor &12, WNER we on Kighth avenue, that J will sell for you can see me at, M ay $209 for 30 we can sell you one ax one block from schoo! Dlocks from electric car Columbia; easy terms; call nee, Stettongren & Arnell, 28 well block, corner First and RIPLEY for $250; two at and Rox- Co- line, nmiasion, buy of owner, I » a b-room cottage, Eighth ave~ hat I will sell for $1400, You can see me at 478 Aroade, old onto root; | te Come today. Large down, 83. monthly on 6! warm oMce WW inpicymen( Gifice— He ne Galt up Mine Smith at Main 18k ind. Near University public school and ear line. $200-—House and lot, 2 rooms, plas- tered Hoights Lot with house and barn; unfinished. C, B. KITTREDGE University Station Independent ‘Phone A T7143. uit prices, and eee Curner Fear aad Pete Oeuliste and Auriste Reka bores meting ne 4 Chapin Biag. a wpe ears tn Sasttio. Rafe Depoatl tanae fog. Piret and Cherry. —EEE Patent Attorney 3 BARN & CO —-14-18 Starr-Royd Duliding: Ee PB ADAMS Drafting. Colman Rutiding {aii Bi , ao 3 _ ae GRO, BH. WOODHOUSE CO. Tel, Main 044 JORO. B. WOODMOUSR CO. Fu. San 946, RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO. Main 58. Printing and Binding MgtEeA the Print AI a Successor to Market Report Rubber Sta eran * Cherry. Show REATTLE BHOW CASE uMER ‘| and ETS Gecidenial ave. ote. ~rranefer Compa: ern vooeeee ee a Umbrolia Repair arses ae Wire, tron and Plating | may Northwestern Commercial 201 and 202 Pioneer Building, Phone, Union 81. SEATTLE, STEAMERS FOR NOME AND TELLER, ALASKA General merehants at above points, PORT ORCHARD ROUIE ATHLON INLAND FLYER PORT ORCHARD Pier 2 NEW TIM CARD Daily Service Leave Seatth end 10:00 a. m.; °*1:15, © and 4 Pp m (Saturday only, extra trip 11:30 p, mo ams Leave a. m,.; 6:00 p. Leave Charlestoi a. m.; 6:05 p.m. For Pleasant Beach, take steamers leaving Seattle any trip except at 6:20 a, m. **Fror Bremerton only, FAR. Se ROUND TRIP. ATTLE, EOMUNDS cee Ryan nee me ia Roun pe r. } pea oR Seattle 7 a. m. iam. ands P ven Everett @:15 a m, 2:30 and 7:15 p.m. Phone, James, 1841. Ddocy ie nw . Man AND