The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1903, Page 4

PARRY MADE A PRETTY PICTURE, THATS ALL*' HE BRIGHTENED UP THE CEDAR FALLS LANDSCAPE WHILE A. kL. WALTERS GOT THE TROUT WITH A BACK WOODS AiG |" b ' \ Will Par m A Ya ‘ , goes wh x string q n . t | th “When, in the course of human events,” ‘The Fourth arrives at the present tensa, 1 ponder The Declaration through, And then I like to go out to view The game of vim and scrappine. Por I “hold these truths to be evident;* (And thus i: was that Jefferson meant) Each man has @ right to life (at arst) To Mberty, too (to do his worst) Ant to the pursuit of scrap>iness “Batter up!" AR, yes, we did the same To the crimson coats in a different game “Strike!” a our fathers struck of yore; “Ball!” as wo served ‘em, hot for gore, Til death tteelf was terrorless. &s the cause for which he slid} Pray Heaven to make !t errorlese! “Ail men are created equal.” True! ‘Lhe blood of the boxes may be Due, But the bieacher-boy te Itkewise free To hurl his cushion and whoop with glee At his captain's bold effront'ry. brings Lafayette to thought; Bet stay! the greatest of all's forgot— ‘Till the youth who sells the gaseous Cries “Pop!” ana thereat I fondly th ~ Of the Father of bis Country!, as 2 sease s pound it is not probable that cere will prove popular with the| cishcshbetases ee over the new | cable Messages wer Seven persons were killed by heat yesterday In Chicago. Peter wpeaks| “ army. Showing how choice he is of his language It's getting s0 now that you may/ A ploguy of grasshoppers threaten fe the weatherman or not, just|crops in Yakima valley 2 you like. on Tt was warm yesterday in Wa: ington, D. C. Thermometer ree tered 102% in the shade. ‘The Buigarian pot is now engaged am the pleasing occupation of calling the Turkish kettle black Hoch Der Kaiser! (Btwas Lampfaett oder ein Kiser- Ned von Graf Fite Nichtskomerous.) Come, let us swell the beawny chest, Expand it to the limit; Our navy's fame shines brightest | now England and Japan have dressed @ note to Chine Saeeceen | evacuate Manchuria Another negro brute was lynched in North Carolina yesterday. He ‘And naught on earth can dim it. | No more you'll hear the knockers | ery ‘Our navy is defictent, | Kaiser Bill has sent us word jen found our ships efficient This Is the Day We Celebrate STORE CLOSED ALL DAY ‘Tis eagle eye saw everything. 1 From keelson up to gunwale, Be missed no thing from stem to stern, Will open up next Monday again From steering gear to funnel. with « great many bargains in q tion of the fleet he made oar Gown te every vavet. Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Bt In short, it was inspection such As none but Bill could give it Be idn't praise the captain's «ig | Or praise the captain's liquor } Heo didn't praise his unitors | And say be ne'er on ‘He didn't heal Your sailors are x Ob, no, the kaiser seni ord He's found our ships efficient. Co., inc. ‘ 1427-1429 First Ave. ‘There's nothing new in what he sald, | They know as much in Britain; Cor. Pike ‘And in the Spanish histories, too, You'll find the fact ts written. ‘And here's a hove that Kaiser Bill Has found a look sufficient, For if he bumps your Uncle Sam He'll find our ships efficient It snowed all day yesterday in Leadville, Colo. European scientists have discov- ered in radium a sure cure for can- cer. With radium at $2,700,000 « rescent ream offee This Coffee doesn't seem to be am stro the inst, and I put twice as much in the pot, too This is the housekeeper’s chief com- laint, and one easily removed. It ts you buy the coffee in bulk and not in sealed cans. Crescent Cream ts always sold in air-tight —, thereby retaining its full strength and flavor. The American Clothier, 701 First avenue. Agent for “Keystone” union-made Worki and Overalls. Bold everywhere with a coupon, See Us About Your Tinware lto ? p.m panned yeeterday | Prctite F.W. Merrick]. in he M Th’ average m has t’ steal either from Willie bought some Hit the fume with Up, up went his li Put the pleces tr The best thing about Kentu fouds te ¢ 1 end fs ked the Wateh mt in thin for and he Chunk 4 tertainment will bs succema in Hest Quality Breakfast Nacen price, Monday... 16c Ib. ADAMS ‘Teas, Coffer, Bploes, Butter, \z i< a i< \z Ngee and Cheese < j |Q 1 Second Ave. cor Madison. < |AQAMSE-—821 SECOND—ADAM' that that country notify Russia to | | Are YouLooking for a Place In the Country We have several de- sirable tracts that can be had on easy terms. HERBERT S. UPPER 10,11 and 12 Beheverman Bik. First ave. and Cherry st. THR LION CLOTHING MOL Cor, First Ave. and Main Bt. “Closed Today of Bargains, For Dry Throats Hardware and Plumbing ERNST BROS., if YOU WOUL D AVOIDDISAPPOINTMENT Remember thar Up-to-date, © wucoted bees mPANY Phone, James 1801, 506 PIKE ST. @ invite you to ¢ail on os. ment in the onl 1 in the wtate r method of fitting. e eneoie OPTIOAL 4 avenue, New York biceR. oe there excluaive | _BEER * say it tastes good all the way j,.., It quenches the thirst — down. and makes it stay quenched Two dozen Half-pint tles, go cents. TELEPHONE, RAINIER 2%. eT, Was his pleasure work er his sleep. Siar Dy Jescribing the w to get re a Go to Spinning for bloycle repairs | Open Monday with Windows Full *, CLOTHING HOUSE An unequaled beverage for a real, dry throat, is a good Beer people who have tried Bot- HAPPENINGS na Merrit wnnte € alvin | ao BROKE - A Clam Bake Wilt be given by #t, M Tuenday, July nt. Refreshments " ued | Hahted and there will be good i A eee SERVED NIGHT—PRIC! —Ge to- it 1390 SECOND AVENUE THE BEST WINES § LIQUORS FOUND AT 403 PIKE ST. Brunner &Co Phone: Main 1060. Free Delivery o >» © SSWYGY—GNODRS Wwe—sAVdy:s | for Rent We shall be pleased to rent you @ Plane for use in the sum mer home. Every instrument is in perfect tune—very low charg- - STRINWAY DBRALERS. Sherman, Clay & Co. 741 Second Ave. CAN'T WE BE YOUR OPTICIAN? OUR WORK I8 @ATIBFACTORY QLICK REPAIRING FACTORY ON PREMISHS. G. BENINGHAUSEN | JEWELER AND OPTICIAN 713-715 First Ave. Union block, next to McDougall & Bouthwick Co, Launch for Charter The launch “Buffalo” for charter by hour, day or days. Speeded by the Buffalo © pm HH. WooDHOUSsFE 1401 | 1 Second Avenue WoodanuCo ALL GRADES Newcastle, Franklin, Black Diamond, Fult order her phone, Main 98. pendent 93, SEATTLE COAL & WOOD CO GEO, EB. HALL, Manager, Firat ave. south and King et. SURE “CURE FOR PILES ing Piles produce ng, thin f f} sour TOWN | — we \ments AML BEMENTS. i ec “ THe. AVENUE: ar 3 So nk Tee won | Farewell Week-Eighth x4 Last Week Commencing SUNDAY NIGHT Tomorrow Company Walter Sanf ord’s of Players WILL PRESENT THE POWERFUL EMOTIONAL DRAMA NOT UILT Last Perfornance Tonight East Lynne WHOLESALE (These pr tithes ve Burbank 5 ' ‘ PRICES y f HOOD'S CANAL EXCURSION Take a Steamboat Ride to the Olympics Sunday By One of the Best Authors One of the Best Plays The Chester Hat $3.00 The best Hat $5.00 can buy. Bold exot by Athlefic Park - BASEBALL TOMORROW Los Angeles vs. Seattle Last game of the series. Don’t miss it Gates open 2 o'clock, game called 3:30 Admission 25c, Grand Stand 25¢ extra SAN FRANCISCO OPENS TUESDAY, JULY 7, FOR Toklas, Singerman merit; & Co, Se teers BOXING CONTEST | | @LARENOE ENQLISH Nebraska City, Neb. RUFE TURNER Beattie, Wash, 2 —ROUNDS— 2 tor the [LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP PACIFIC NORTHWEST, HIP ve. JOCKEY Rounds University Addition Cleared Streets Graded City Water | Cement Waiks Alt In and Paid 900 to 8200, cosy payments Mydrants, streets with gutters, sise- je Hghts, phone system, free mail jee, one biock from sohool and ir fine view, chelce neighborhood, | 12-minute car service and 25-minute ‘ride, Salesman on the ground. i Pettit & Son ~ Arcade Block 1317 Second Ave We have just received from 8. Government Navy Depot 4000 Finest Navy Blue | | | your BENNETT 10— —w and) | "VHearen: PEATTLAS Mdependence Day Specials ‘The Rtore That Store. Right. H. Lewis & Co. N. E. cor. rst ave, and Cherry street. S=lo=So=o Pacific Coast Clothing Comp’y. sea Clothing goo First Ave. Cor. Marion St Our Great Expansion Sale Already five carloads of CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, PLAIN AND DECORATED CHINA, TINWARE, GRANITEWARR, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, SILVERWARE, FRte., Btc, have ar- and more to fe in a day or two. Clerks are busy getting thing in shape for the opening, SHH SUNDAYS PAPERS FOR RCIAL MONDAY BARGAINS. «. Lhis Is the Season... aD Buy aGas ee Beattie | rane. fer v All-W ool psx, Flannel! Shirts cITy oF Dr. | Leaves Seattle on ands and awers ip mo, Leaves Bverett #18 a. m., 2:98 Indigo Dre We are asking B/ Phone, James IAL, .Goliman Deck. $1.26 each for them. | KIRK’S was?”sve. RCOTT. Mer. Now WE HAVE SECURED THE SERVICES OF A Lady emonstrator TO SHOW OUR CUSTOMERS THE MOST ECONOMICAL METHODS OF ‘MAISON BARBERIS MENU FOR SUNDAY DINNER JULY 5, 1903 Monu- Chicken _ ARTISTIC MONUMENTS’ | res 3 them; they are Chicken Saute a la Provencale, Ravioli Genovalee, Grenadine of V au Petit Pols. WE. MAKE NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE. CONSUMERS DESIRING TO MAKE SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS Call and see hun- * 4 nee the Mercer Monument | (nouthweat of A. A. Denny), and} Prime FU ethers in Lake View and other | Boring Lani, Bint Sauce WILL CONFER A FAVOR BY TELE. EDGAR BRYAN, Agent conten Pee PHONING AFTER JULY FIRST=——= SO Hinckley Block Baked F Indedendent 96 Sunset, Exchange 27 | Seattle Gas @ Elec- tric Company 214 Cherry St. Lady Fingers Cheene, Fruit _ FINE SHOES Nidherson Germat n Go At Less Cost Meridian Lamps, fifty candle-power, cost same to operate as the ordinary ——-——. 32-candle power lamp We Have no Students—all Our Operations See our window for — Are L’censed by the State of Washington Moved to 1406 ad Ave. Hes . so ‘ge - — 6 he degree of L-'D. B, D:D. 6. and woth tnemvere ef Seatt! e Electric se cee : a! Surgeons, Lady attendant alwaye present, Company Plans apd leatimates ‘Turnfeped, | 1422 Second Ai set POST AOE [lend adhe Suet wl Boston Painless Dentists cymntsctsunt Houre—#:90 a. m. t ndays. fam tilip m PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE > 0i < ww illite tiinaimecn 8 cia se ses j | Ta cial td Fe