The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1903, Page 4

sPrtinee ne earep ttisher WHAT WOULD OU HAD WHAT WOULD YoU po UF ¥ MAD A MILLION DOLLA Anew t question a Being rece ime Que are ine © many of Question at Admite of much eration W or seanto: and it ¥ he sult would « and the The P.-1. and the Tr now, Fach one has had Quake in ite office An Indiana editor's home'hs Blown up with dynamite —and t po historical romance, either Mrs. ©. H. P. Retmont is wiltin to deed her $1,560,000 = mansion Newpert to Mra. W Wife of her MUST be grate It snowed firs ne this season In fouthern Montana yesterday Matthew Kar Of the University of Chicage like men has Beer Giscovered In New Guinea. Some of them must have wandered Into this @euntry at some time tn the past. A tribe of ape Given a Speaking Part Ruth Bryan denies that she i a! “candidate” for matrimony, and yet | some people say therd le nothing In the Inheritance theory. The mining congress now in ses- sion at Deadwood, & D. yesterday adopted & memortal to congress ask- ing that body to pase laws estab. Mahing a department of mines. The Venesucian press and public are lambasting the arbitrators who Baw fit to give the government the Worst of it in claims made by cftt zens of other i} doabtful ff the capt the awar verument will ac A young. wornan of this city has! asked for $15,000 damages beewune | cited as cp-respe cane, That is some people would be willing to pay for @ divorce, ‘A Philadeiphia mensenger boy took three days to deliver & mesnage Welt ADA when thet 40 get after the!” Turks there will be some of the anti-everything contingent who will ry “shame” jouder than ever A satlor has been imprisoned in this city because he “cut” « com- panion on ship board. They evident iy draw finer lines tn potite be- havior at sea than we do on land. People who are publicty married at a carnival are merely going the carnival one better. Adelina Patti is back on the stage. Even pre-historic events repeat themselves, it seems. A Chicago minister makes an ear ~ feat attack on t in & case of the man In the weil cut- ting the rope. Jt must be a relief to be a calf these days. He takes bie streight to the fact the Boer war was not Night THESE ITEMS ARE PLACED HERE BECAUSE OF THEIR EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. No. 2 McBeth Chimney......, Be No, 1 Ban Chimney.........-.. Be No. 2 Sun Chimney............ Be No, 2 Rochester © himney Be Slim Taper Files, any Jength. ’ rd i Nail Het, 100 value, tor wie one ind gest _ Mocha pou rh MORE AND MORE ANSWERS TO"THE COMING IN BY EVERY MAIL omen's club. it Lord Rosebery has just awakened | © 10U 00 IF | $1,000 000? STAR'S QUESTION ARE ine ote, © The Man Behind the Drink . 1 an’ they hep try ¢ corner th drink up every bit Ther 2 pat behind drink When temp'runce fothe t# shoutta’ at th «in an’ cur Ai’ showta’ bad examples, potntin' out the sot an’ beim, They's mia! few, Ye seema me, at ever stop an’ think “At everyth: opende upon th’ man bihind th’ drink 1 An’ then thay’s them ‘at's an’ quite when they ve « ‘They know they dsamen’t tri th’ blame, deceptive staf! Ef them was all ‘at ever heered the cleanses ring an ok There wouldn't be man behind th collet ‘at thy He was there once! ANNUAL SALE Tacoma Sherman, Clay & Co.'s Sale Well Attended. ; Yeuterday Messrs, Sherman, Clay | & Co, began 1 pianos that ha Bros,’ Organ (char rtopa ‘ornish Organ, high top 1 Whitney & Holmes Organ, high top 1 Camp & Co Organ, high Organ, biah tor ‘& Chase Organ, tor 0 00 inger Organ, high Square Pianos |1 Arlington Piano, carved lew p hi 00 Upright Pianos ji Kingsbury ¢ . 1 Nugent Upr |i Bmith @ Bar rf Piano . 185 00 1 Byerett Upright Piano 190 00 1 Wheelgr Upright Piano 200 00 Rovery inatrament is fully gu are an tennr: sets 4 = palr before ti 19 cent home. And Any Instrument Can Pa Bought for $10 Cash and $5 a Mouth | ‘This removes the last possible ob- | jection to buying & plano at mer notice. ‘The sale will be soon ended for | has heen even greater | the respon supply an'| Cobb? a | actore. | Marion George, a member of 1. | mous George family end a ¥ | of ebsiity. the | THEATERS| farce opens at the Beattie tomer Third Avenue “The Mills of Callfornia fepeated (his afternoon. Mordant- Hump ne return @ Nat Cost no more than plain ones. hetter they look noluding many well kre among DAILY EXCEPT $1.75—at seventh.) Rainier avenue car leaves No. 30 Air- corner Second avenue south Tight Heates and Washington street on the rar ae 8 even hour and half-hour. Call ' aa a REO sae t! at our office, 31 Haller build- toves or sik, Agee ing, about 10 minutes before We have : 7 ‘ that time for free plat and mark of merit, and we pre transportation. Selling agents I} the setsoa. . € | bit wrretns Where Is [been four comedy to overtiow in | them being Mies! wit! be Tome | Brom, $14 ist_ave. No moss on them Call and see hundreds of designs Se ee ee © Hinckley Biook, Seattle BUY A COST Gas Range? SUNSET, EXCHANGE 27 INDEPENCENS 96 ee ty | Seward peninsula, More information ing in Width fram EXCURSIONS TO —YORK— EVERY THIRTY MINUTES SUNDAY (We are working so hard to make week that you will have to let us off for recreation on the sales on the ground from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. (We belong tothe union and demand short hours ) 1S MOST NEEDED| | was brought to Nonie by the steamer Corw ' actually exiets in suth reported, it will mean r the people of whe on the penineuth + Kingsbury $2.00 Hat We out the initials in the leather W. B. Hutchinson Co, cor, Ind asd ; -_ MONUMENTS Artistic Monuments The longer they stand the they are indestruct Go and see the Mercer Monument (southwest of A. A Denny), and others in Lake View and other Cemeteries. EDGAR BRYAN, Agent GAS RANGE SELLING AT Do You Understand How to Use a Better Let Us Send Some One to Show You How to Use It We Make No Charge for This SeattleGas& Electric Co. 214 Cherry Street @ & NELSON ted Fine Puralture FREDERICK Ine Fine Furniture Special Sale Heaters From 6 Till 9 Tonight No, 20 Aitr- Tight Heater Regular Price six days of the Cents iF rederick & Nelson Incorperated COMPLETE HOUSEFUANIGHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. To the Over-Worked Man | a scarmmmccnamcees day off wd bring your family and iam basket and have a picnic on the property. If you are not satisfied send us a bill for | AMUSEMENTS lL nppiitiiaodl AniiNenapsialan 7 eee COAL WHERE IT ATHLETIC PARK Pacific National League TOMORROW Butte vs. In every style. Then you aught t© see what we have show im office Geeks and @fice chairs, We are past tive thet we cam save you meme money THOMPSON FURNITURE CO., Inc. 1427-1429 Firet Ave. cor. of Pike. | \ Gates open at 2 p. m., game called at 3:30 p. m. Admission 25c, grand stand 25c extra. Take James St. cars. a a ETnrar RE} For three nights only, commencing T-O-N-I-G-H-T The Sparkling Farce Comedy | [WHERE IS COBB By Lewts EAGAN It's to Laugh and You Do Laugh | a roaring comedy, introducing an Array of Up-to-Date Specialties Usual prices ~25c, S0c, 7S, $1; lower boxes, $7.50 upper boxes, $5.00 EMPIR ps. High Class Vaudeville Week of Monday, Sept. 7 3 -- THE KUHNS--3 Emperors of Music AND 10 GOOD ACTS a.m. for sale & Soenens Dear Pubilic Please observe how pollte the Blectrio Trust js getting to be, If you don’t fike our methods, burn tallow candies” t# no onger their gentie admonition to you. Besides selling light we teach good manners, Box of pen 1 Tth ave. and Jefferson at. GROMMES & ULLRICH, Marquett am Desiar Fe Whisky | Dealer For It ors, 212 First Ave, Seattle, Mechanic’ 's Attention We are going to gw the men a chance We Will give mpeciabvalpein tootn, Firge ey tylbor o Axes 4. te JOHN 2831-—Phones—-IND, $158 So PIKE STREET Citizens Light... & Power Co. C. SmirH 5 W. CLISE Cc, R. COLLINS 1425 First Avenoe PuoNes: § Sunset......4 4p d Independent ta Up-to-Date For a few days only | ss, Tbe, ERNST BROS. || Up-to-D