The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1903, Page 3

$290,000 COTTAGE CITY BRINGS SMALL CARGO OF COAL ety nleht arrived fr With boo t Klondike gota New strikes, which | Dane the ¢ pper| gold placer strike h ls 18 miles up the| from Fort: Wrangotl RACE MEET AUGUST SEASON AT MEADOWS) BEGINS TOMORROW . THI ROSE LIKE A ROCKET FINANCES aiipe erat tie Seung Metin OF COUNTY Res | cnn Breanuree Meconnoagh, Never More Interesting Pe aia ms eset cn, oe cee Than Now acd en A SPECIALTY aa | , i" The August meeting! of the King] |MEETING OF ‘euch soins ahah caunelie hans HAS OF CO County Pair association begins at Mats, beat leather ewe s ' = c'olock tomorrow afternoon, — ‘The CATHOLIC tr on, 8 } ges “ - hs of horses at the track will be! Superior Quality Fed pd aimest ‘iMentical with those that | er Bhape Mate, tf rs wor s a Were Been at the Inst mect SOCIETIES sliver, mode and t ican salah Morace Rebert will act as pre , ¥ ~ ead judge, ant Edward Duke, wih Men's Gest Quality Hats Personals A eet assistant starter before, will start | Bir Fedora, Pasha « 7 poss . ot gal tote 4b aK i o¢ N. J., July 1 Crw i} by shapes, new summer ’ - dally program will cor | Art ee tae . ; je, dark | snd binck, $4.00 worth ¢ - | oo KF running rac | ee ee. tee’ ba 61.26 | hat value me The harness eventa will a Pthe openityy ) ire and t the best two out of three y Of the annual mneciing of * oamagie arn, ' i or the Dest three out of tiv a we of Catholle no . of dash harness rac 8. . 7 , “ Ry ton movenann. wg EW FM irts s’ Clo hin ong a ean events the winner takes the money, | af * water f . ie ton . During the August meeting. Tues. | Mt atte 4 i (28,000; surpiens naril attonda ‘ | T Le@ies” Gray ohowk . ing. . phen COL. J. F. FINERTY TO} 4 ‘ A the price of | prom the sm t Fi.00"vaiue * = te om mating «ray and cen eaten ulle. “ "al NEW YORK rea? 4 gen , knickerbocker — etripes: Ls ‘ fee sthy Hardtack tm x jude anlar of emt flared, $6.00 vatue 4.50) vA 1.60 Prnseen Of Chines, Gis | eentede aor eonias cavanmnnn tes who have accepted Invitation wea . mn sae peeeeeet of Wel’ titee caanten ns , mate hor Meectdie debe as address the meeting LADS «BLACK | ZIBE Boys’ 4-Piece eamue of America, wtll|_ bridesmaid in x in trad | md ar ane aS — — are | Ventee Suits, te this afternoon. 1h eye Of some sweet *- “4 lor | several styles ee cate: |WHLL HAVE DOG SHOW | 2x. nta wil waif’ snes | Ss" Sse apera howse the fret of her roln Mis French | . ot Xe - re r which @ banquet wilt = yh. i coe | |FE ty dhired, 36.00 value ’ BR anoing 5 eNaatS, | hme m2. Guy 1—teeel at the Washington .botel. | Currier reaped her firet reward ette Darting, a ‘| etal)-—Bociety te asmured an anqual a rty by an eloquent speaker! mare bit When Mise Lorde iil ners resign the tole ow hereafter in Skirt Special Gnd represents the foremost orter in| of Dorothy it was given to Miss Ca trie on Mise Lord's orporation of the ms America that is ertug for reform | oderstudy Miss Carrier comes © from The new pri ~ talew serge — wxirte, sire Curios ~ o ei_19 yearn Sd Stuyvesant one aii, Smt otra I SAS Cee Wa Tok OE. Roy, Winthrop Chanler, F. M. W value, temeartew sian]! jand Henry F. Bidridge was aceom | “ = panied by the announceme that nen et Se Nat Goedwin wi per ee LE nM oa » with A Mideun Of 4 Oe cor lin terme. Dent | Dream.” Be wilt play Bottom | adh seal will Thé Shoe De- The Shoe De- tt Wigs ao rer on 1 Ce RCO an by the Rhode od pnene 28 yy. | Dramatic School a ee ee er a ment a partment a }\- en ‘The Pollards gave “Paul Jones” at tsn't dead, tut there've beon some dead | Jan T. Powers will play the part of | Ceuiet: (he Dest pondic, the beat toy Carvival Ca j | HE PLACE T the tentle theater last night. Tt was ones in It.” le Dockstader's reply. | Wm. Jcit. a sailor, In “The Prineeas of ae rival the vame finished production that has —- | Kessington™ for the two years. | boar owned Itself @haracteriand the work of the littie) Rudolph Aronson has bought the| Itself aftists during their present local sea-| rights to produce “Erminie™ ts France| (iyde Fiten is tryt ange for | - Chlldren’s Inland Daphne as “The Insect™ carried | t will be per in Parie next fall. |the London appeat ie “et ng ena Puaey nildren's | | Intend Kagray fret honors Her song “Where Keloey end Hite a tr he of. Wilson, Ranke It Shoes, wear like Little = Gents = Be I Come In” wae a marked hit Riles Liitian Lesli, who sings and Moth and the Plame Pike «tre Private hasone datty *** free “ i Teas) omara. the diminutive Das ——= = rye Calf Shoes, sizes Dely, tntreduced » new walk that vod 2 10 to 19%, $1.08 val Brought the house down, The chorus % Se 33 oi 00 ue, tomorrow— work was first-class Tomasso Savini, the Italtan will tour America next spring fag a9 Othello, Lear and Ingomar Joe Hert and opring “an American Millionaire.” “HM. od & Pinafore, Dorothy” and “The Belle of New York” will be the bille at the Benttle theater next week. All a the new operas will be mounted with new music, ballots, comtumes and a feentc effects. “An American Milter aire” will be given Monday and T Gay nights and at the Saturday math sing nee. Master Fred Pollard will every night ah After next season, In which she will be BM Sothern’s leading woman to » “A Proud Prince,” Ceetiia Loftus will Stor in a play by Tareet Zangwitl k Montague’s Cockatoo Cireus, an ag-| aregation of educated birds that al walta perform upon the horizontal bere. run chariot races and as the Cockatoo fire brigade make & run, ~ hitehed to & hese cart and fire engine | and actually throw Goli babtes, beds a. and ing through the window of the burning butitt wilt be at the a Empire park next week. Chas. Daltun will be the leading man with Blanche Walsh in Resurrec tien.” "4 Lew Deoeketader and Geo. Primrose, former minstrel partners, are tossing _ ‘em at each other. ‘Minetretey Goad, that's why Ive gone in vaude- J says Primrose "Minstretsy FOR THE ELECT i ood that Everythin any piano ie true the Chickering. Chickering weers are enthusiastic, and well they may be. There is no question of their su- pertority. ot We suggest that you buy your banjos, gut- tars, mandolins and all small musical tnetru- ments here, for the ree son that the showing i the best, and you are more apt to get just what you want. oot D.S. Johnston Co. 903 Second Avenue Burke Building. PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO. PACIFIC Coast CLOTHING co LastDa er beer of the Sale Fine clothing has ne sold for as littl as during this sale, Mill ends of cloth bought « st and made = into fine suit by competent ¢ tailors "s the secret of the sales MARVELOUSLY LOW PRICES So phenomenal has the sellir to announce thing that we are compelled the event will be a be gone ts endir the after rtun Fresh Lots for Saturday—All Sizes, All Sorts, and at Still Lower Prices We hasten the cl in this manner tomorre y wil of the past ppo sing of all ‘old lots by re-marking them Men's Fine Rolts Men's _ Fir Suite, tn ail the orth ordinartl wareh . ~ be beet atyles ane $19 and now fabricn, worth offered & vwe at "$2.50 and $3.00 Hats for Men SLIS Clearance of all the Hate—stiff or soft colory—worth $2.60 and $1.00. now mark best shapes at and « $1.15 $1.50 and $1.75 Trousers 85 be Tr Strong Long Wearing ( $1.00 and 91.76, all p- Rainy a-day Go FURNISHINGS CUT TO HALF Shirts, | Men's with Halbrigean Underwear ~ Men's rking Overshirte, . tbe worth Sc, for BBe Men's Natural Wool Sox, worth | Men's @iIk Suspenders, worth te, for 106 ie, fo! Be New York Office 715-717 _ PACIFIC COAGT CLOTHING co. 11% to 2 $1.25 $1.25 tes From the Bargain Shoe Boxes | Children’s Fine Hed Kid Shoes, were 61.25. Se Misses Kid Button Shoes, were $1.4 now fas Mens s. hern Thee. were 8) 1.25 - Laat » Calf & now oles wa House Numbers s i'r New Fall Styles W. L. Douglas Men’s Union eae | LE JOR LOAN OFFICE, 617 24 ave. TAS 206, 208, 210 Pike Street Mechanical Engineers 4 Pioneer vEsTIOATE | Millinery 5 « leery at lowest WASHINGTON INSTITUTE OF PATHY—Pive Yours in Beattle; Bate it tulding. Or Pir Lion Clothing House 5 won Be Erintion and Binding bie Serine ireedl kinds, ter ne of CLEARANCE GALE MEN’S 65¢ HATS big veriety of styles and colors and $2.00. Look tn Interbay. tot fox | from re man balidlng. — Phy: We PORDAD rgeon Wi Barks balling. j Plumbing war wt DLN Ne = Port tro Tel. Main | Gpo. 7 URE CO. Financial Ave on on Scie 2 —~~~+ _. Se ue Fiaettty ~~-| ‘Colonial bieck, mor both phones Main AP c AUCTION BALE OF BURGANT FURNI Man te Re IN THE LOU ORANAM E& Watcn & y os : TATE Wilt. TAKE PLACE AT igo) Ta i { 9 Seemed ave MIND AVENUE ROUTH CoMmatr Ine BATURDAY. Tick int At PARLOR § Pict “A SNAP | BO-Acres of | . Exceptionally _ | Good Soil TO 1 acres cleared, 5 roomed avr | years i arn, fair orchard, sity RATION attle. Stl 1 thriving little town a treat an cure all @iseases ful water on the place, and T-Howres and fate; one @ roon For Sale enMMIEN. have it for $1200—thirteen ° PICIAL. BALE Jollare-on terma of §600 " a fitted | The doctor cures when others fail, the balance in five years |” F an “dG 1S: w | Try him, Charges low. Persons payment ; ican Watch & Jewelry Co., 68 ist, OP. | cured at home. € rice $4800, worth much snc sae. ane oka | ALL CURES NF or stationary water tube boilers | MONEY BACK. out. Gifford & Dew, A. ‘LAWRENCE * aT ae ‘State Medical Institute Maller Building. tablen,” yok: thy PRA | tet First Ave. Foot of Cherry #& cor, Marion | at hale ‘Drive, "e0r-80d Pike street Beattie, Wash.