The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1903, Page 7

titans ROBBED HIM WHILE HE WAITED KED ANDERSON'S TROUSERS AND SKIPPED HE GOT A CHANCE TO SHOOT BURGLARS BEFORE FRIS earty 0 ‘ : age Alder » the bursiars tere i about wer Mr, A ine . ’ nist ’ th ' e that & he ligt ‘ “ t to keep perfe Ante und of his bedroom rt as dark taining about 8 ‘ book . hen } Son y and solid w f the th the th y not take! h n robbed eatign i bs ELIJAH Il. NOW HAS THE CORRECT DOPE PAILURE TO HEAL DUE TO OVE RSIGHT, BUT FROM THIS TIME ON HE WILL DO THE MIRACULOUS WITH A VENGEANCE THE § WHEN THE MUSTARD SEED ‘HERB BECOMES A TREE LOS ANGELES.—There is but one looklity tn the United States where wild mustard is harvested in quantities, ‘That place te te Lompoo, the of the r sover thauakes. More than sores are there given over to this rank plant, and from this territory comes a large part { the thustart used in th Weh we the California mustard he gains a conception of the meaning of the parable wh scribed the mustard seed which, the =a on ds, but when grown ft ts the greatest a so that th le of the a a , ¢ 4 on tree tn this sta he plant grows six at it is a matt f impos ty wo 1 of the stuft © spring and te harvested with heavy, {on to wagons furniahed with tight-t 4 rm bolt tr part of the feld, where ft hed by ans of & heavy roller drawn ‘HOUSE THAT UNCLE SAM WIL BUILD CONTRACT FOR NEW FEDERAL DUHAMEL—WORK 18 TO BE BUILDING LET TO McGRATH 4 | GIN IMMEDIATELY MEW YORK, Oct. t.—Dowlc’s morn-to answer her, and finally she was |o Work will soon be commer elects to have pee R attack ‘on the! forcinly ejected by his order De now Todétel Dadinn, MoOrath A{>Reany qoed Grant a Duhamel having been awarded the! "Oltpact will be $666,000. If t coe te ume ore | MAD HEARD IT iF perform the work for] tract @ mandetone, they are to . ve aes ton * [recetve 8605.00 J o'clock Rastern and host at Zien} |’ Wverything in the shape of build ordered a re t that ov | master Stewart, and by o furnished by MoUrath @ Chieaco preyers will ascend s| on for the signature exchpt the heating appar Sine end Save the hauibne ani Ghasibs Adseih @ feemen, whe hag] Senet, © Dehem tric lighting, wire and con now « tty Many of the!) concetwed the dean that-« revolver wae hd required, eo Gale es eet conceived the iden that-a rovelver we" | this Ie executed and egoroved, work stipu net taker New York trian i Seattle, wandered inte town will be commenced new) that the ball 4 are fed and shel-| this morning with a small arsenal in ding . to as 5 t a are “il from = hie pockets, Patreiman Ribbach die | Index gr the contract states, and pestoffice, pplete by * evered « miniature cannon in Adame” st be for the fou Feb. 1, 1906. rather a dis-| hip pocket and sent him te the city night. Mad p Jail om @ charge of carrying enocealed packed to the| weayrame - rmscting began. but img of bis address was a CHRISTIANITY A AND POLITICS Giana! for a ge <tua, He com Mr, R. Foster Stone lectured on} tinued talking. ¢ 8 batranguelthe subject, “Christian Morals in on the sine of nowspapers and preach-/| Politics” at the Methodist Prot nm tant @urch, last night. The at Finalty, to add to Dowte's discom-|tendance waa a large ons. Mr. Fos-| ortire. Carrie Nation toaisged on sak: tor will lecture against tonightt a!) ROBBERS RAID POSTOFFICE AT A WISCONSIN TOWN AND —_—_—_ — _ — ---—- | GET AWAY WITH $10000 IN CASH AND STAMPS SHAFER Bros. TheShafer| “Special” $11.00 Suits and Overcoats ts and Overcoats of the Shafer shop. for The Sui | fered Dollars Eleven to most clo are a surprise They te and g buyers. of s ee f se a I re for wear, in the west Brokaw Suits or Overcoats For men have scored an im- mediate success, All the ear- marks of custom tailoring— 1$15 to $35 Imperial Hats for Men * $3.00 Shafer Bros Cor. Second Ay. nd Unjversity St. BUPERION, Wis, Oct. —h made & rich haul in this city night. They raided the post ra the mate « 4 FELL THREE STORIES Well Known Newspaper Publisher INDIANAPOLIS, In4., Det. tt wel Morse, owner of the Indianapolis Gentine a « al at Paria, fell ¢ dow in hia prt vate office the third floor of the Sentinel t «, thie morning and y Injured rae died at 10:20 o'clock at the! been suffering yrarn brought to he was re he Wayside ii from a high br 4 for couple of picked up. His . are not con- injuries, widered peri: MARINE NEWS ‘The Nome liner Nome City ts due to- ay from the northern port, but on ac |count of the heavy fog prevailing on | the coast she may not get fn until to night or tomorrow. She is bringing a big buneh of Nomettes anxiow out of the frigid mining country the ico closes in about ft for the win ter, and con able treasure. The steamer Humboldt, which ar rived last night, brings the news that the disabled Akagway liner Farallon of the Alaska Steamship company will probably arrive Sunday, The tug Pio néer of the Puget Sound Tugboat com pany, which was sent to her rescue had almost teached the ol at Wrang arrows when pa th | Humboldt, and t# without b th e towing her south Vhe Humboldt brought down tons of salmon transferred from the Faral m. She « Trave | Fatally Injured Indianapolis CASSIDY WAS DRUNK Jinn Cassidy was tried for burglary n the eriminal the superior court yent anh not guilty. He was charged with be broken into a room in the St os hotel. The evidence, how. on SHOOP'S RHEUMATIC CURE Conte Nothing If it Faile Any honest person who suffers from r years I searched everywhere t Bnd & specific for Rheumatiam. For pearly 20 yours 1 worked to this end. At last, in Germany, my search wae rewarded. 1 found a costly chemical that Gid net disappoint me as other Rheumatic prescriptions had pointed physicians everywhere 1 do not meag that Dr Rheumatilc Cure ean turn bony Jotmts into flesh again, That is impossibie But it will drive from the blood the poison that causes pain and swelling and then that is the end of Rhoume tiem. I know this #0 well that I will furnish for @ full month my Rhew matio Cure on trial. I cannot cure ai cases within @ month. It w. unyoasonabie to expect that. B cates will yield within #9 daye. nent will convines you th Rheumatic Cure ts a pow egainst divwase that tn irrenistivie My offer is made to convince you of my faith. My faith is but the out come of experience edge I know what it cam do. know this so well that If will furnish my remedy on trial. Gimply write me & postal for book on Rheumatiam I will then arrange with « Groggist in your vieinity #o that you can secure six bottise of Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Cure to make the test. You may take it @ full month on trial, If It succesde the cost to you ts $5.00. If it falis the lone is mine and mine hlone. It will be inft emtirely to you. I mean that exactly. If you say the trial is not satisfactory, 1 don't expect @ penny from you. I have no samples. Any mere sam: ple that can affect chronic Rhouma- tism must be drugged to the verge of danger. [ use no such drugs for it is @angerous to take them. You must t the disease out of the blood. My medy doen that even in the most) @iMoult, obstinate casos, It has cured the oldest cases that I ever met, and In all of my exporienoe, in all of my 2,000 tents, I never found another rem Jedy that wolld cure one chronic case | in ten. Write me and f will send you the book. Try my remedy for a month for it can’t harm you anyway. If it fails, the lone in mine Address Dr. Shoop, How 096, Win Mild cases cured by on Orummiata, Racine, fton At not ehronte or two bott Rhcumation welecme to this offer, | disap: | Shoop's| Rheumatian—a potent fores| ot actual know!-| And 1) be TTL R ’ 8T. Sa 1415-1417 2d Av Near Pike St. n’s Suit Sale a Hummer Twenty-eight sold Yesterday, but there’s plenty left for tomorrow. Remember, they are all new fall styles and strictly’ up-to- wie in every respect. Sale Ends Saturday. $22.50 SUITS, in All nos SUITS, 9n All re $15.00 5. $11.00 ° ® For.. Of iste $20.00 SUITS, in All $12.50 SUITS, in All For. $13.50) F.;...... $9.15 ora FOL. ..++00e4 $10.50 SUITS, in All Sizes fF. + +e $7.50 2d Ave. Near Pike St. Popular Price Clothie A. BRIDGE & CO. | 1415-1417 | ° ) A. Bridge & Company 1415-1417 Second Avenue, Next Door to the Bon Marche ~ | drinking and had simply wandered? ‘The fire apparatue was called to Se | YOU WOULD AVOID DISAPPOINTMEN? into th room and in a fit of ab 4 avenu and Pike «street at #39 le your Gissees, am pa OS > Remember that straction fallen asteep on the bed ck this morning by an alarm from | my tee enly ep-to-gate, castagay CAPTAIN H. COULTHARD) e EVERSOLE OPTIGAL OOMPANY | 1S A BORN GENERAL | served at une Cotmerel “ais sminnens ciesia, Son ee een. | ae See ee mm 11:30 aw _ Steamships Pacific Packing 3 Navigation Co. Carrying Alaska Pacific Express and United States mail FOR VALDES, at Juneau, Sitka, Taku- Saal A iRAND BL “hes * wr. James _—— Rye A Bachelor’ 7 Bream WHISK Tonight and Tauwroday Magee Lottery of 14 y night “A = | THIRD AVENUE $3 Per Gallon barn Brunner & Co. siselbecaledl One-Price Liquor Store. | TONIGHT Stea Fine Bourbon or ° | | fo j in AYs Int Ms POINTS. 8 & EXCELSIOR & @ SANTA ANA .. OCT. 16 from Arlington Dock, tp m No freight received after noon on day of sailing. | Company erves right te |] change steam¥res or dates of sail- |] me wighout notice. E. E. CAINE, Operating Agent, Phone, Main 1141. 618 First avenue, Seattle Sailing TEL. MAIN 1069. nd Satu fay uM tinee l“aT THE OLD cross RoADE"| H Arrow CAPT. HARRY ¢ HARD. The Bom apes + as. Geeks te t “ ss Found ee ae of ite tackle on | At 448 and 500 BA Ss | a ™ ane ertihanaty REOREATION PARK BATTLE SHIPS Leave Seattle foot of Madison St.) a\ Pike Street | Last | 6:40 @ m., 10 a. m. and 1:90 p.m. Leave | to nd. Pacific Const League Bremerton 6:19 a. m., 11:30 m. and pt Coulthard ts a w and second hand fur-| 5:0 p.m. an} as popular with his teammates, | nitura, stoves, carpets, ranges of every a wipefone tn best that Ie them In| ke wn mak second hand stoves put | Los A pure ON SEATDMONDS ROUTE.” fe sdetitp, Goutelsees betete hes bar Nomenber a hast steamers City, of ieverett and is tet mie t ¢ ° vs. Seattio Bix, roung ‘trips dally “exe v irm name, Dabney a me, 48 . ag ng je FH a . : was Scan “pr ’ ne = eri: f Six Games. as ibveret and 4. Sole agents t r the arter | =. fm. Ta FoRGor 70 BRING dak Ranges i m Friday feabe, Baty Take Virginia or Cedar 6.8 p.m. Friday Teuve Everett street ca ‘ae @ pm. Colman tt Land Co. dock h Sunset. James independent. 4364 By ian 5 WINTER SCHEDULE, EFFECTIVE BACK THE ChANGE Dabney & Woo & Woodhouse ar 418 and 500 Pike Street. Phones—John 981; Ind. A 1156, Senelete Fare Mgr, Phone, Main 65 Charged with ing John Jobn Cort, honaen in the rear of the T loon, at Third avenue and Wa OCTOBER 19. Port Grebard Route This Afternoon and ~~ ot, Monday night, Benssle Fly ig So Ra caMUSEMENTS Tonight--Last Times) +, oucial Line fer U. Seilavy Cran Grand be aed Herbert Keloey and Effie Shannon Serdend rhc aad saloon aiing | and the ntly | ATHLON, INLAND FLYER, PORT |JOHN CORT, Mer. Ph charge }ted In Tomorrow and Three joasod fr Nights. Saturday Mat ORCHARD | The v ALDERMAN ?—FALSE ¥ ARM | Prices—$1.60, 61.0 a in the STATESMAN tain at 8 Daily Time Card | King sthoot re Henry W. Savage lo | to Shomo's plac nnounces ae st of Musical —————— Leave Seattle-@o:20, 9 and 10 of the saloor ly Bucces & m, 1:15, 2:90, 4:30 pm. Sature | played = $2 gold piece, The woman, PRINCE OF PILSEN | LL day only, 11:30 p.m. s saya and said ahe{By Pixley and Laders—Authors of| > ¢ nos BP YA ¢ Bremerton—8:15 and 11:46 | would get It changed | Licaesred tlege |, ,Bothathe complaining witness and Box| “5 Atgen, Crete a jiast night. 1 a t in- | y school that will tench you at| Leave Charleston—7 sure his pr em $1 n't attend la. m.; 4:45 and 6@5 p. m. hearing. The wort 1 in the | § © far % | SBxcept sumaae, l t last t when @ & THOMSON, | FARE, 50 CENTS ROUND TRIP | rented \ Seattle, Wn. City Ticket Office—620 Ist avenue,