The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1903, Page 4

= SNQHURneSnagu anaes: SEEeREECREESERNUeReEeReuaTS WARM BETTING {AOL OF Honor conTeST ON THE YACHTS a Star to , t a halt cont xt largont per “ Tt i Everything Indicates That Tomorrow's Races Will/z™, EOE ike alr langues, percent: I(t ' Be Favored by Fine Weather : pees tae tain the ara NEW YORK, A 5 axe bs i ereat prey H D THe ORDER OF itr K PHoM pres and v \ * 4 rh dA preaminern ‘ NDWARL n WAKL NEW YORK, Avg t H ay sent Sees mes | w porn 7 peg mm Be ye races bags - PVORY taal ¢ An ¢ AIN t ¥ MALS AN! *! ‘ - “ “ . BVORY BALL 18 GOOD FOR ON Ve ' * PARADE | TOOMUCH NO " “er, # ber Le The ovale That Le 3 Bright Ssaeaias from the Space-Making Sale store is alive this week with buying that remindsus Christmas time. Dull Augu almost gay Seattle people understand well that when THE there is money be fous We tell the bargain lots, both t and FOR BOARD ids The of neat December. LEADER starts a you again of some become: LICENSE ale ot Stair “4~ — stairs at are a part of this sale. at eTTTTTT TTT Terre eee dowstairs, that ¢ } oe i The = i) bal ' - which ” B ‘ oe “" E“PROMINENT MEN” CONTEST 3 Sheets andPiow, Basement Bargains followed 4 | ; e IAL In a fine eight-knot breese both @ to 4 on Shamrock i daughter, Mary | Cases Tita gel a Pang ned ores 74 , yachts heeled considerably. ‘the I al OW, Avg. ii —ince the s “Contest” Editor, The Stars s Wasi tc tet . ‘ ~) HLBACHED SHEET ; ey ' ‘40 i Salen Wade to che Cock theme chee, | ees af the Beaareth. 12 My selection of the 10 most prominent men of Se igs i ie das Ae gp ar ng tra ' a = kimmer, ¢ 106 ere of the two yaohts have had a/tinet change in the betting attle, in their order of prominence, is as follows and it costs you nothing, | $is00 HLRACHED HERTS. e 1 h Wash Basin, enc 6c chance to view other at close! The price Ie now 6 to 4 ® . bl > ys H Handle Potate ae de Sys SL alee Bissitete net Fiennes oo | Abeer siete ol eat semen Te ane «te RL tory ay turned to Sandy Hook| “ * Siegert . (2x86 BLEACHED PILLOW$ 14-inch Wood Mixing Spoons,! ¢.quart Preserving Ke wie r bar, The chaile stood w at Bhamrock’s Allowance s ‘ ws * CARY ine 8 et | ie} each ae 206 fo-one, and rein W YORK, Aug, lThe Rell sighs hahaa aca adh, oli eile “7 worth I ; { Japanne t Match Safer, | 5, i: ction’ aa a Pets : A are and Shamrock IIT, were meas s 40x96 BLEACHED = Pil } each fe| "each ate 3 rir the esterday afternoon in the Erte |g ‘ name qua worth 1 _ be liner Ox Riviivieds neue rer ees. Vebveadpes a 12,0. Aabent © Mata, each,...€e s ote sities ies i 4, t-quart Double Mush —Botier . r % pd te each Ge Whe te wetenather a Givvecwces wvcoceressace eeseovcceteneee ® Pa UNBLICA r rs, each 46} ou-inch Heavy Iron Spider, each and ts coming to wit ' e TURKISH TOWELS okie Cutters, cach..@e Bhe A number of yachting sharps are geet lal each 4 many other useful ¢ isa on hand. trying to get a | on the Grcvretece seccneersrecrcovorece . . BLEACHED ri Be ah this 4 bie 19-iner ach 28 | oy pT in El og 6 a Le CZAR 18 GOING AFTER Seed. queney, wares . nnn nnn - ‘ i Qiy" wie fact wan apparent ana 1 vas ebere, Sone sires _ ie, encorted val _ SpeciatBargaias From 8 till S a.m. mat wee thal have great speed. EC avinc 0000. Gsbss bbe eh bee Viens Vecnedansee | terns, worth yard Be? rancy Glass Water Het, engray-{ Shoe String Belte in black ané 1 Pa Englishmen Confident {he casement eats cereal tak aut fe e Aum. 19 inches wide, regular vals 4 demen with nickel tay i 196 ; LONDON, Aug the Aleee Seat so heavil: 8 abe + wpecial per yard aoe! on 98e\r i. Mew-oae $ are confident that | The eo io 2 ADH, full sine, reedy$ No, 2 Weisbach Gas Mantie ~ ” Ss the cup and Seerdnen ie faeer al the enalleng a mand mareeing the tee, ench O80} worth ttc, each tH * Fast Biack Lace Hose, s B jappointment Christian gov 1-6, Mar oie “4 2 faused little surprise at the yach 9. @ [senor for Mw ta. ‘Diplom eg samiied fe ’ 1 club, as it wan value mi aback Toweling, ful ‘omens Veota, low neck, sleeve ¥ 4 lef that the a. a . x0.. ee o Suan ray 790 4, rth ard Se lems, h B 1-3, €@ be a Ss = = _ of Buropean Turkey, eight tiles ‘ . @ [above the Bos Fhe altitude MARRIAGE LICENSES r F ’ ae 4% bed Address .ccncsssccccccscssecseccsoe @ [Futian officisia le giving away to] LY#le G, Terry of Aberdeen, and j ® pa @ eral betier ent of the [Of smal age: Floyd 7 , bate” Cis base chee aved ae Colbie dl oot ee tee land Caroline Lewin, ° x Toit (PRR RUPEE REE REE SERRE RER EER SE SE eae the, Binee aon | _THE FAIR. j THE FAIR, | — — } The Northtern Pacifi a nn ee GREATEST INTEREST NOW MANIFEST IN THE STAR'S “AOLL | but Will make Northtern Paci the Rast | i a few As for ere the truste will look |the me reney law In the currency, after that | of course that & congratulations die of old age. 3 years old ar sufficient reason Chinese rulers rare OF HONOR” CONTEST--SOME SURPRISES ee Twas Gen Mrew R. HB. Thomson ING, THE CONTEST EDITOR UESTS ALL VOTERS To ¢ A. tL. Walters # of (len wart announced that HEIR BALLOTS IN PARLY Dr, Kibble in next Monday The fotlowing is the present stand- RK. Parker Who did the rebels most abhor? t Northern Railway fing of ali have Jones erived 5 vy HM. @. Temple Who fought t medians in th cheap excursion the Chief Sulti 7 Low Cohen . “ Who gave the dusky red no t 23, 6 to St. Paul, Chica, ZT B. McDougal ‘Denny Who rid us of the "Pache pest? mais and principal Basten J, A. Moore Lewmar 7 Gen, Miles Ticket office, G12 Firgt John Davis Smith | . 7 Warren Syivester lackus 35 | Who was it atl the bosses “canned? . Frank Atwood eorge K % | Gen. Miles. 4 A. Beagraves S| John Coleman as | Whe oe he frosty hand? Ge to Law rathe Obert Moran Harold 6! Gen, Milew urds rat } 5 wr Cie R Nor i2|Who was it shot the White House | Syenue uf caplet el Lm sd Morey John Cort n * eb a ad ‘ | ———» ! nee Foeth Milter 3¢| Who was it Alger loved to boot? — | Though Frank Waterhouse Nelson 24 | Who was it got the same from Hoot? | fp Rerey ter Your Then tee De. Satthees 138 Preston ™ Gen. Miles if y on Se Zt Meikle 1361 G. U. Pwwer > ee Age tg W. oH. Parry 16/3. PF. Wilson Judge Burke J. 3. Deohenny Who was it all the battles led? Gen. Miles. gave the ns 2STAR DUST: Sescseaaeeeunes Watch for the city dads in the Aten. brain They are trom of Luke the Loon To Keep Cool Get the ley mitt from a girl Or have her give you a cold stare Or « eit | Or & freent the fertile | Whe hardest to the how jdvavever, Miles. Oe | Who is it now that orfes for peace? ain Gen. Miles a Who wishes martial strife to cease ie fave your cool cash. Who i« more a warrior eroff o wants no more battler Bither Mt. Vesuvius ts smoking or | Wh ~3 " ¢ bat the correpsondents are hitting the | One Word sir oe Reese hohe pipe If you can't even say Tranemissta. ho , nt Bow —— sisstppicommerctafcongress in two} jen. Mi i Cabinet council) of London will| breaths, why just play ft on your | Sate so REDE convene October 5. flute | ‘The Fitipinos wilt have a n ut Gen. Miles base been cur ed for Nard ¢ ecided to accept Gubernatorial ea date in Masea-| Carnegie’s free library offer emcrn eet soaee am. anticnly pe | New Domestic anc en | With miner's wane houghts arise new set of photographs tor the rai. Just try these « ee Last of the Season Skagway and return, $50, including berth and meats, during Transmie wisstpp! Congress, Fast steamers Humboldt, Auguat mber 1. 606 First ave- Buy the Best At Half Price No Agents Dotphin, August turn, $59. Humboldt, August 22, 666 First avenue. 11c Ih. For F Sugar Cured ic Hams Tomorrow Thursday ADAMS Septern CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE Cor. Second and Union Ladies Don’t Forget That now is the time for bargains, and the place to get them is at the New York Store, 1418 Second Ave., Near Pike Street We have the latest and most up-to-date stock of Suite, Cloake, Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves, eto., ever brought to Seattle, and the recent fire in this store damaged them siightiy by emoke water, which enables us to sell them at less than actual o W. B. Hutchinson Co Cor. 2d Ave. and Union St. B Large and Small Improved and Unimproved For Cash and on Time Herbert S. Upper br Teas, Coffees, Spices, Butter, Main Store First Avenue and wining Bisctrios 513 Stet ay 3a WW Fixtare Annex Ey. JACOB PERL ty WET tunate happen- Het wave is warming things up ir diesab getty: tien § d rd R ; ; ees Gambting i# @ game of the other tan a ota ing for maters We want to call particular attention to the + And then again ff isn’t so cold up! fellow's chance. closing out of our MEN’S CLOTHING. This = ~ Emperor Kwang Hau of China is Sewing ac ines and paters who stoc k is- one of the be st in the store, and we are But there in no excu | * selling it at practically HALF PRICE, ‘warm. Open to All he equip for school time. made Boys’ Knee Pants Regs and Che 10, 11 and 12 Scheuerman bik. Fur and Feather Boas | Tl Second Ave, near Madison First ave. and Cherry st. Gredidhthe ond | Yeu cule decal 4 ywheret il 55 Cents = Range or Stove in part payment, | For $1 worth $2.00 Tae ta nate . roy . = ech Sra LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST | Por $1.60, Worth $3.60 % We've 200 pairs of BOYS PANTS, & | Finest Hosiery sizes 4 to 14, of dark =| THOMPSON FURNITURE CO., Inc ottons, bole uy Hl =. * te $50. 00 | In Cottons, Listes and Silke, = tweeds and Fnatish BD Cc =| 1427-1429 First Ave. cor, of Pike. ; = <_< 2% corduroys; choice = We are displaying in our main store ‘ two = pal 4 = beautiful solid oak Mantels with large French he el mir at rors. Until Friday morning you may have your choice Silk Skirts nian Setaae a “li PE = JUS I OPENED of these Fine Mantels at the above price. This includes Look at these figures and then | for— 4 =) the setting up of the Mantels in your house, complete see the goode- | For 260, worth $1.00 = = b and ready for use, Better take advantage of this splendid ve kk on ee And Thate cose thee dee Bee =| offer. For $17.50, worth $85.00 $1.10. 3 = =| They Can’t Be Beaten Anywhere % Arcade Arcade 3) | © a. reserve I new York Store tate pa Av.[E2°= MOTOS. “si ACRE TRACTS | = Close to né ce » ont ° down, | ew or tore d Av. &% Second Avenueand University Street m pathy, Tiere se tne Wea thee dition os gens terme 48 iota NEAR PIKE STREET = and 26 cents per Pethers, start you ons in the world with o1 JANAMIARAR AMARAA AAMAARRAMBARBAARAMBARARIAR le So ath on August 18th, 19th, 26th and at N. P. city office, Sesttle particulars. REBUILDING SALE by Y Several names were hoisted in the; Bd Cudihee 2... 6.0.04 o Pike Btre age. 0 | Does This Meant? | *Moll of Honér” this morning, the|T. & Lippy A Word from Jesh Wise fave te Pike Bireet & ~) “I got een ies contest being enlivened by several | judge Humpdries o Mediterre packages of from &@ to MO batio Cc. H. Baker now off Sardinia, te ei each voting for o two or three| Mayor Humes j iinet le Rictly, 1n order to be candidates, One package of over 20/3. H. MeGraw i Vote for your favorite candidates | cane aailina Gintintee o1 a oe raieed the name of C'sfef Sulli- OG. M. Stewart 7 owt huis and tate, tn tho “Roll of Honor" inns 8 ad Pike: Yan from the twenty-second to the|C. MH. Phillips women gets th’) contest. Lest ballote counted Sat- - * | first piace on the i FLA jurday night. j Union-Made Trousers ' / McDougall’s champto Judge ( more certain she) Yreey mie w. Y ‘i ‘ i the front. Waiter Fulton peg RIS ne A re 1 1 " 1 ninch pl to sacstadl : ene fe tht more’n | DYNAMITE EXPLOSION jagente tor the famous oe 1 entire stock of The Fair is on sale at f Many Votes are tn and ~not yet! ‘ottreti : ‘ei, “t+ heen athe Startlingly small prices. The landlord demands i Cuanted. Dat the tally lat le give | A. L. Buchanan bait n° men in tn’| y at | me to 908 mies the t ding \ € aloo af aiigatiyate: ; We can ; low for all votes received up to|J. FP. Howe y he f ling w ¥ a a « 4 cca - fioon today {3. Ham Lewis world Uke t' sirt. | _ | Salen Made Trousers | get no store large enough, located centrally, to i G The content will close Saturday,|D. BE. Dwi WV. B. ‘Mutehinem Ca, ore, Ba) hold our stock, and we d to obey th and all votes must be in by Satur-| Dexter Ho agents for the famour Beeet & Orr A f i 0 obe « : @ay at Sp. m If recetved later D wa on rage trousers Prices tr order by sacrificing our stock There are includ- = er ~ Entire Stock of Dress Goods Entire Stock of ‘Silks Entire Stock of I Linings The kind that « the money's “ a worth in wear and appearance, We Entire Stock of Buttons matiofy wind pas cay { Entire Stock of f Summer Wash Goods Entire Stock of Linens ~Emtire Stock of White Goods Entire Stock of Ribbons Entire Stock of Laces Entire Stock of Embroideries Entire Stock of Trimmings Entire Stock of Shoes Entire Stock of Women’s Garments } Nicherson- Geemaun Go| Arcade 1 e Entire Stock of Children’s Garments Entire Stock of Draperies and Curtains Suits This is a for- Entire Stock of Groceries Entire Stock of Mefi's Furnishings Entire Stock of Men's Clothing ive boys to OYS’ SUITS and in every size from 4 to 14, were $4 and $4.50, for The fabrics include ‘tweeds and horbespain’ up in sailor, reefer, double and single- easted styles; all sizes in each sort. good style $2.95 every ADARAMADAMADAARAD B2RD2009802902200022204033 Over 3,500,000 Jewel Steel Ranges in Use You will be perfectly pleased with one of them; guaran- m0 AAAAAARA AAA teed perfect bakers, use less fuel than any other Range in 4 WA the We fave theft as Cheap as $30 and up. ana. We will sell you one for cash or credit, and take your old of our acres for a nest-egg, and they will not be peddling peanuts a ein Soe old Gays, Free tickets at office, 18 Avenu® Unt on