The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1903, Page 3

SNEDTHEFACT GUILTY OF "sa nom en, PTE SEEN ART FO > ED THE FACT GUILTY OF ree smn f BODY FOUND “ i URDER suo oa" | Floats to Surface of nd White Pine © | Newton and | } ow 25 dohn Reynolds Convicted SONS OF REVOLUTION |nsi"""" "= Oe © Green Lake vile Rte) Of That Grime in. =| CELEBRATE THE DAY: Secret <7,” 1 eeeeene ce reeaanens teen John Reyoelds, whe whet and kil! se aaa = “a ee SS Has to Be Seen to Be Appreciated-—A Striking Contrast eosetng Salts Oe jie TOMn Paste oe eet) pat Kole Tablets dae sine weg Ma ad ater eta as ae With Other Outside Properties--The | ae ores List of Purchasers Hately -after the kttling,* ‘ gave Abneeif up to the it. is de ™ y bad t him | & his life y § Galior's Hoa | ==|DRESSING SACQUES|| <— | Were Never So Pretty be "IMPORTANT TO HEIRS | We Know the Prices Will Please You When AVENUE. _ . ——_—- aS You Inspect the Garments Drewing | Ladies” Fancy Lawn Drensing WITNESS IN FRANCE WHO CAN PROVE THAT MAS. CHARLES FAIR SURVIVED HER HUSBAND Minch | Bacque, pretty mevelty braid INDIANAPOLIS, Ind ‘ minut " Ode} trimmed, $1.55 value Re ® Janit et th 1 whew a lent | Ladion Suportor Plannelette ! Pair dead, but Mr, Fa Dreewing Bacques. ina 7 Bty as oe nek tee ' alse $1.25 nd back and found Aire Fair} man wee going bree Important wit » France about wher nothing. One of that Mra Pair survived ber | phystotan LA TE NEWS © Special Tomorrow fity Light Prints, new tomorrow ‘ Superior Quality Zephyr Dreas Gingham, worth [80, tomer row Te dem owt | “READY FOR THE START” A Noon Day Scene at Pettit’s University Addition, Showing the Entire Equipment of Stanley DUNKIRK. Apri! 20-4 complete Hopkins untversity. vintt . Heavy Texture Cotton Etamine, ip wnt Of the camiaitios In the Red land assnyed severs apet heed bd gray, Nite Blue and tan, omy ad Sat, cowe, we ore. Hie declares that paying quan- y desire bie for cory . “ SS Se ae nf the meta exist im the mine} ae ee ail the pretty wash Bros., Seattle's Largest Grading Contractors, Ready for the 1 o’Clock Signal 7 -e ard moovery Wee cade, New Merveriaed Wash Etamines, | ~d he that M is tmpeesibie to identity | wiric } tan, 50 arming Color com them. The Games tn hi wreck were] regtenn en NNt the cus i ink, Moe wits Sas tan value, selling at A ak . value; se “ She for belief out by the Salamanca fre vom-| NEW YORK, Apett 20 1% agph 586 People are often tempted to characterize an advertiser's statements as too strong for Leamo } pany. which Was sent on a spectal|tive Engineer Wisker " ai] Dimition, to all the newest colored | gyince wite Pure trish Linen : , , | trata. a er ae A a “s bed 4 Dieck and White effete, | natura adler, aplecdid for walats || Of 00 weak and insipid to convince. It is for these reasons that we have rapes ted lly asked you } FRANKFORT, Apr 20—The/Pinins focal train, which collided usually sold at Be; setting et 188) ang eulte, Me value 106 to come out and see PETTIT’S UNIVERSITY ADDITION. Sec it; look into its merits as a jeroar-exa mination of James Howard. with » w~ Waven iceal, Feb. 19, )[ New Fivcked Canvas Suiting Minch wide Fine Quality Resi location for a home or for investment; stop and consider the great chances of the property doubling in value very, very soon. The location, the view, the environment, the improve- ments and the low prices of the lots—aii, each and every one of them is a distinct feature here. Your own terms—anything within the line of reason will secure you a lot in what is destined, by the natural coarse of events to be the elite residence portion of this great city of Seattle. There is not a single feature of the proposition that has a detriment. There are no strings on amy statements made herein. It's simply a flat, plain, straightforward, to-the-shoulder asser- tion—that PETTIT’S UNIVERSITY ADDITION is the best buy in the city today. If you 2. AES eOED tesoneigios read shret carvers... eS a ——~ + The location—only three blocks north of the ‘State University—amakes ft the most desir- able of all outside properties. We have recently given instances in our advertisements of what Universities have done for properties in Eastern cities. And every precedent goes to prove that Universities make values—big, permanent values. And they create select neigh- borhoods, and that helps to substantiate values. The lots in this addition are 30x100 feet, with alley in the rear. The prices run from $125 to $250. All the lots on Eleventh and Twelfth avenues will have cement walks, city water and street grading in and paid for, Un- improved lots from $50 to $125. Now, really, as a matter of fact, can you point to any such offer in this city today? Wedon't know of any—and we ought to know. One year from to- day you'd laugh at an offer of a one-half advance on the purchase price, and in two you wouldn't take roo per cent. increase. That's a fact, and if you know Seattle values, you'll get out there at once and select alot, Take other outside properties on this market and compare them with this. The comparison would be so odious, you'd quit before you were half through. Mughes was tn the ben fer the M-| Tape Girdle Cor- ‘This idea of buying lots "way out in the woods, without one—not one—advantage, is wrong. yesterday afternoon, Me | y pae w meen” 4 It's all wrong. Aud the prices they ask you are just the same—and higher on the plane of value geet pha Cowan Bad Nes Mott Tie None aver || —than we are asking for these improved lots. The neighborhood, too. The homes of the Sod Jeiterson @t. Ja jury. Seventy-five men were ex-| tock him to stendy down the home | hips, hose supporting tab af University professors adjoin this property, and the entire vicinity is one of good, substantial ined and excused thie morning |team and accumulated enough ae 93-86 t! homes—not the wooden shacks you see out in the woods. Mark this, YOU can take advan- All said they had determined im their |i. win the oun - ta & tage of this offer. We'll arrange the payments to suit you. And the only way to prove that own minds that Camtrelt euilty. | porn team what we say is true is to See the Property-—-Don’t Put It Off Ire) Linen superior texture. Juri right for walate or mult value nee og eg one in hie — pa gern hens ao person were fillet was an tiackh amt white al tor the murder of Gov. brought up for trial for manadaaght Nght biue, splendid joebel, began this morning. Se farler in the ene degree, georn. |) skirts, ae value, we ed to eldest any Intern! con- — vn oes BAN DIEGO, Cal i INDON Aprt! 29. -Self-*tyled |erutmers Now York. f |) Prince Athrobeid Stuart de Modena. who on December i7 married the heey nid eel arming fro "| « seat Seine nse es hodeg | Aeon water orse | arrested upon the of the Receiver off Sc Za an. neva] WATER SHUT the Bul Cloth Sn Sat So a ort Selling, None Be Se ier une Your wt arrived in Landon and wan a Dalishle Mokes ..2 Fitting All Corsets at Store Without pa 4 | teenth to Twenty fret avenue on Fourteenth, Fiteent® Sixt health te better. BERLIN, April 20—The great sterm af) over Germany, whieh be © om Saturday, continues with un bated force. WHEELING, April t —Neary at FIRST WINS THEN LOSES AaTeemen | dependent and Federation compan. |SIWASHES DROP A GAME BE. ¢ Now Summer Net Cor- af siees, he value: per . . B5e Chlidren's Heavy Jean Wales all buttons taped on; | tee to e or r a to reduce thelr stocks and hold) Caugm@ JAY HUGHES WAS! }8P prices. Reporte this lehow lees than 166 pe | The factories will be cloaed fer sev WILO IN THE FIRST INNING Negy 1908 Model Fancy Figured ee ee Remby Cloth Corset, low bust, Bored sides hawe supporting tabe Jace and ribbon trimmings. New Pretty Pink and Blue Gir * and ribbon trt [eral weeks INDIANAPOLIS, April 1 — Rufus Cantrell, the negro ghoul, was placed SACRAMENTO, Aprii %—Jey New 1900 om trial in the criminal court this eet pink ~ | morning om the charge of grave rob COMPANY, bing. He pleade insanity. Great | ore trouble was experienced in selecting | 1 Harmfiton and Will Hrown, convicts {fc being a tay of at the state prison engaged in al! ¢. fleree battle with an tron bar and knife this morning. Hamilton was ¢ stabbed in the side. frown wuffered | Hughes and Boetinger Umptre concussion of the brain. Bouh may | Lev In the ame Saturday aftern CUMBERLAND. M4. April 2. | hock "was in the box and he lowed the hor aroused here over the discovery of| during th * in Frostburg. The find wae meas while opening fire °'- Professor Rutledge, & geologist of! . RHODES BROS. runs from 1 to 9. That shows an apprec T. M. Gibson, 2; Floyd Chapman, 2; Mrs. N. H. Bicknell, 2; Uriah L. McCurdy, 2; Geo, W. Wixon, 2; Edward W. Handy, 1 H. Gibson, 2; Wm. Brown, 2; J. W. Collins, 1; Mrs. M. ¥ Shippen, 4; Judge Winsor, 4 rank Atwood, 9; Florence A, Leavitt, 2; Josephine B. Hicks, 2; Elmer C. Rudes, 2; J. B. Foltz, 2; Ida E. Thompson, 2; Peter H. Hansen, 2; H. A. ENLARGEMENT —prIcEe Turner, 2; G. H. Bonnar, 1; Mrs. E. F. Blake, 1; Mrs. Fannie E. Biles, 2; Miss Flora Hunt- Ss L E CROCKERY AND ley, 2; Geo. W. Bosworth, 1; J. A. McConnell, 2; Mrs. Mary Ray, 2: John Peterson, 2; Z. N. B , 2; Prof. C. F. R , 2; Thos. Scott, #; Mrs. i , 3; Chas. W. Lea, A GLASSWARE at... re i ca eek nee eee heen aa a ee 1; Mrs. L, A. Dillard, 1; Chas. E olds, 2; Mrs. C. E. Rosenberg, 1; J. R, Pattison, 3; Mrs. J. M. Barron, 2; Mrs. D. T. Whit- ernest R. Holbrook, rigge 2; D. A. Hartney, 1; W. C. Hartney, 1; Mrs. M, E. Harris, 1 Mrs. Cora Coder, 3; Miss L. C. Seniff, 2; A. G. Hoge, 2; M, J. Barron, 2; Miss Barron, 2; J’ Chilmers, 2; H. B. Huntley, 6. Total, 108 And these people are telling all their friends about it. You'll do the same if you go out and see the property. There'll be several men from the office there today, ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE OF THESE STOCKS TO GIVE SPACE TO OTHER LINES Tuesday we place on sale our entire stock of Crockery, Glassware, Chinaware, Silver- ware Lamps, etc., at a discount which will average about ong-hali off the regular price We make these cut prices in order to quickly close out our Crockery ad Glassware stock, added a alls for more room—hence the Crock and the discount will average about ance without reserve and the prices to make needed seiling space for additionai limes ix Our rapidly growing Coffee and Tea trade als ery, China, Glassware and Artware must be sacrific half off the regular prices, Understand this is a « and values quoted below may be taken as they read Sale begins Monday morning. No g exchanged. Each sale fnal PETTIT & SON Se . ” 9° Real Estate Dealers Entrance to the Arcade SAVING FINE CHINA JARDINIERES LAMPS WHITE AND GOLD HAVILAND From the best potteries of France, ) In this department we have Jerdi In this tine we have any kind of }] gye have thie pattern complete ermany, Austria and England. We nieres from the small ove at 260} jamp you wish Saha? tur © of pleces ' have in t an extra lar 4 each, up to the finest at, en.$7.60 , wanted « usual prices: 3 wtment well-known For your selection we have placed ) 0c large plain glass Lamp, No, 2$ Haviland China Plates good deco Piano buying used to. be a Me American Clothier, Cuma, i 1 and berry bowls, } those ranging tn prices from @0c, } burner, for 0c} rations, We only have a limited ticklish business, It was look AND Care odd plates: 4 trays, odd cups, Me, The, He, up to $1.09 ench, 4 > number left. While they Inet ed upon as a matter requiring for to paucers, bon bon dishes; in fact,{ at #9 } $1.75 Nickel Lamp, No. # Royat 2 we'll close them out at, each. . 1% much jthoumme much shopping trery concetvable shape and size} Others ranging in price from $1.19, ) I r, complete with white shade § and Jong consultation with Bag ts and Over= ee desired $1.28, $1.00 to $1.75, at each....a90 ) 41.28 § DINNER SETS musteal friends—and the hag ; . In prices thay range all the way) Ail not included in these two lots! 4...» pa ia inden alin ention that | trom te up to $7.90. each. At thie? will go at one-half price: cee iat, Ct «., Clothin Come time you get your pick at just one- “seTs neleation o ata. € bg half the usual price. For instance CHAMBER SE ait rior lamps and globes } porcelain twe Auste ever for a 4.99 Elite China Berry Howl, rich An Chamber Bets are large and 24. got the way quickly can be two Maviland —_ 4 eltina orem, A decoration, at $2.45 Stake up room, we wish to get them a 6 out al niid can come for one and buy or $1.69 { do it you should see the sets a 2 a i . B . like a cup of good Me First Ave. Cor. Marion St | Austrian China Berry Bom, ; $12.86 wet of 12 sienee, ie soe. OTHER GooDs " descuanet ta Vielen, WOR ‘ we in ep abe oe a ede ar ae ~ a o . a isowl, § sens del ef 1s pleves, Gevorated 182 All of our stock not above classi) & y filling, full gyld trac. Bi) @ rac lp ew ay fee cake in the efty, try ours. snot only OM a tooth, but we the Austrian China Berry eo ) 96.00 ans a3 wy 0.19 ar n a ing. ne at $4.49 B® —$10 cash and $6 @ month, - |nave it. Tooth decay ts a tooth dia- era sb down through the tin by 4 wien tle plecen decorated in Hed Will be closed out at the same ns 8 net f same decoration, 100 Sener ~ ya and merely ditting the cavity nd #6 down ” ° 25 net ol Moor corated in ot cure r se. Rausand and one things which pink, green or blue, for......88.19§ eut price pieces, for $10.36 Sherman, Clay & Co. 1413 Second Avenue mot cure the disease, tallow room here to describe, 1 $2.49 6 piece wet, annorted decora-§ . 4 yy ne Se ) met 100 pleces, pink decora- Pon Marche block. ‘Tel. Main 880. Of our apanges to 3 4 J Agem, emian Glass e elain, for | d he a clear out quickly a % Price. § tions, for sat! hatte 1.78 § in, for $9.9 711 Second Avenue. Ind. 88° ane Geen, All the cavite Gan USTATUARY, sTein TC. - — ee? ‘ recommend proper care to prevent SMOKERS’ ARTICLE . " GLASSWARE AT ONE-HALF PRICE more cavities. Owing to our large Zi $7.9 Indian Btatue, full wine, wt} 49 06 yy tint Blown Goblets, new « yptic a Ke int, 1) 8) HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS | practice our prices are reasonable sks beast ks tas} ott garg Hida } China Sugar and Creamers, odd } «on betore assortments age broken dace: Celi Ie, gy, |] Wanted Four More Salesmen PRICES tatue, bust size... ne Deca c neck and wpe, Candle Shades, Candie le le : tatue, bust wine... $1.38 4 ue Wine Decanter, ow pee gia OU : had anda Who are thorough with furnt Silver Fiilings 35e enuine Mettiach Mtein, at POET iar Hoitia, cul neck.....680 § Sticks, ete., all half-price SILVERWARE tare es, oarpetn, ete, as ff > - ~, on i a6 Wale aie, cut eee ee our trade has increased wo tap Pure Gold Fillings $7.00 Peet I 32.65 Genuine Mettlach Stein at ‘ wea, lemonade HAVILAND CHINA ere Brom, 1847 fdly since enlarging our stor Sc eleibaage~ a PRICK FOR SATUR $2.65 Genuine Mettiack ” 41.40) Nene ceny 2 nm oT) a ue of 6 Knives and Forks $3.14 and warehouses, Remem Crowns, 22k . $3.50 uiietetal BUGAR PIC $1.76 Bhiue Btein at . Se pm E 1 $0.44 Dinner Pilates, at s2.98 5 t of 6 Teaspoons, satin Paes . nants she etter close Crown and Bridge Work, “75 dian Head, mounted on iia 5 4 nd-hand go i ee unes Gapping with beale, © ONE-HALF PRICE $4.00 Ten Saucers, at $1.40 DS eae tices aa having per tooth $3.50 Per omborate wall trimming, Water Sets, Bohemian Alf at } #22 large Meat Piatter x 31.19 aitterent kinds of | Our Patent Pearl Plate,does ye for pipe rack or othe co ee pad 5 of Dessert Spoons, fanoy os, the Charter Oak, catline, Pound WH LO as 1.89) wine Sets, Bohemian 1-2 Syn etenty Ahh tp ot ease ; $1.09 | These Prices for April Only \ous Majestic, Ohio Stan | not cover roof of mouth 2 OF Te ee Ast ea Tubecco plese SPU ASTRE : @ Ranson pattern and ¢ 60 sugar Shell, fancy pattern, 48 h positively extgacted and fill- |} dard, also two carloads of new emia 2 oun $S.0O re SONG LAM Cea $0) Amt. Tobe ee, Price {can furnish apy number of ploces } Gor cut pried Jed without pain, No charge for || ranges, carload of tron beds A) ee oa CHAM 7B FOR YOURIE wot here for Hoe what le worth ¢ } #100 will do any other time is all sold ¢ others auele OASIS ced retmeretors | Lady attendant always. c = ee de b= Hours—8:20 to 6:00 daily; Sundays, ber the ae 25e\9 good as new. Reme 9:00 till 1:00, ete ifin a 1st Ay, and Pike St. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 1422 SECOND AVE OPP. BON MARCHE Tha, Coffee and Crockery Store 4 of % ssnees $ 00 | firm name, ES BROS 1325 Second Ave. fori: itv tac: | Dabney, & Woodhouse All work guaranteed fifteen yours, no Charter Oak Ranges. | Hours—-#:20 a. m, to 8:00 p, m | Sundaye—#:00 a. m, to 2:00 p,m,