The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1903, Page 7

ii.¢ THE SEATTLE STAR. Large lots Free, all the vise Perattere FREDERICK & NELSON piss vernttere PANAMA WAS BUNCOED OUT Ot INDEPENDENCE BY COLOMBIA 10 up apples Incorporated | ite - as Wd, Tes ARE milk down 10¢ per week you want ait Price only $ 49 HEATERDAYS q et 3 * : " . _ “a oi Chinese, while‘the ‘ THE ISTHMIANS WERE TAKEN INTO A “CONFED- ©! ithe People who find themselves unprepared for a cold ERATION,” AND THEN ALL HOME RULE WAS Sahat snap, me who’ . ates Gag toves are unsati sai ke are = lA ans desoonda f not to be envied during this kind of weather here is TAKEN AWAY—WHY THEY REBELLED “ en With large tracts of lands, terms a very important point to be considered in buying a icimateinaiemiatie x Heater in this part of the country, and that is: Is it When the revolution broke out at amount to little except f y the San adapted to the fuel conditions here? Panaine Gen. Torres was in cot: {Panama railroad and’ th r recog DOWN For thirteen years we have searched the markets for @way, at Colon, He refured to r land with Hoei-henaben. “Waee cable’ the take a stock that is unequaled as to this and every other oan ue ot Rave anything t 63 with | the middle Jing of races and pe > whit 10 Month! point by any other store in the We ated t: fight, but as a reeult of | fruit rai men nor any other fore , y Don't experiment Come to us and profit by our years Erlenaty Overtures by Comimander |road wilt Poo ye A mage of experience and investigation ‘ m, o a Nashville. he north b me aged <4 ; 5 i * Ra finally Gennenied te witharavs | Costa ition has always been in die- [Sever been able to rue FREE a fine fresh milk cow with each house si Bnd allow Colon to be annexed t put but as the country along the }UPOn ther ~ Ar - the revolutionist's side, Roundary In a wilderness the dis-| AS & repubil Wise Beatle people aro buying cl one-tn uore-tracts on ear line, A GOOD HEATER AT A LOW PRICE The secession of Panama from the| pute has never been of igh jm | Marroquin, the B shore where they can make a comfortable Itvir to schools, chur Pepublic of Colombia has been more | portance to e trou been by a ar . . stores, et if you happen to be out of work you can make money F Co: | In 182 the United States of Colom-|ean country, and all the Central | there had A cong tx pe TOI recy BA oe pe El oo ag heap ce tere lg | or \“a Dia was formed, and Panama, which! Amertcan countries hate her, They | Years. “The “y how Pg ve *% wn and monthly to people wanting fine view of Lake Washington, Shee nenat bul mnaeain destaved claactn Om. We wave te wat Mi ity, with elty water, only 6 Has nickeled foot rests, name plate and spun urn, and ed by Kovernore of the ¥ AY Phe yew he ff gr ina we AE p68 ar Rag: has a dump-grate. Prices of the different sizes are as fesowi ro states after the form of a populur |B boltom land, where 1 bushele of po tal follows: Fe ette iathinue of) Down town odes, 18 Downs block No. 10, diameter 10 in., height with the people of the rest of Co BA IM. coecccceveersereveccee Ps In fact thing that the other coast ctties 4 No, 12, diameter 11% in., height 38 in. «. $8.00 Saas QUEEN ANNE FLOUR || *:.':.:°""". $9.50 Extension Tables oauing stoves that have n used & little at mush be »w the cont of new stoves on aided the isthmians | Was then an independent republic J nave doubt foined the federation. Each of the|in their plans for inde anama has between Range of We haye sold this Stove for the past six years, and know it to be practical and serviceable. Has screw damper, and mine states as supposed to have p u ctical autonomy and home rule, | 0,000 tnhat wand ¢ has Also a Webb Safe 2% inches nices ’ a Gnd the central government was not | from 10,000 20,000. The wide and 5¢ inches high at a clean-out door, hinged cover, cast-iron pipe collar, and cast Nested with much power. | public of Panama will have a bargain, Remember the firm angle iron brace under sheet iron top to prevent warping. Though the wo was given to|iation of about 300,008 Th : ‘ name—~ be i. Understand that Co! in Was A re the tw oa abe @ fantaatio wales ‘ q 1 DABNEY & WOODHOUSE, ay tat is lined with heavy sheet steel. The prices are bile, 1t was such only in name. paniard, Indian, negro ap K ‘ané 640 Pike Street as follows: PXln isss, without ‘notice, the Co SS ve . . net ad, 0 Bike Street. | Deccanesien ia witea’ ton coumtey Smooth Steel With Sheet | Russia Iron With Sheet Constitution by which the country ‘was re-christened “the Republic of Golombia,” and the hitherto sover- Top— No, 180 ... $4.50 - $3.75 @ign states were stripped of all Instead of states they were No. é -- $4.25 $5.50 departments. No. 240 ... + -$5-75 $6.50 : ying tm South ‘America were to have their | own local leg but Panar was governed directly by the na tional congress, There was neither Yeason nor right in this, but the eight states No. 260 ... $7.50 Smooth Steel With Cast Top— JOURNEYED (0,000 MILES | fet eterna theta me INTO THE FROZEN NORTH No. aa cresssiscss $08 SBS not rebel against the 1,500,000 people . , in the rest of the republic, | | No. 220% « . - $6.00 - $6.50 ‘The president appointed not only INO. 24014 weees ccceies $7.00 $8.00 | | | F No. 260% « « $9.00 Nickel Rails, per set, 85 cents extra. ¢ pee governor of the department of nama, but also the mayor of the | cities of Panama and Colon and of @ach of the smaller cities and towns. | Half of the time since 1885 a mili tary governor has been In contro! | Of the isthmus, and civil government thas been suspended on one pretext oF another. The new state of Panama will ——— A TEST EXPERIMENT. Peculiar Power Possessed by a New Medicine Of new discoveries there ts no 3 end, but one of the most recent. COLOMBIAN MINTS remarkable and one which will WASHINGT HARRY DORAN, A 15-YEAR-OLD BOY, SOUGHT HIS FORTUNES IN THE KLONDIKE, AND TH & SIX MONTHS’ TRIP COST HIM EXACTLY TEN DOLLARS | We will take your old stove and allow you all-it is worth as part payment for a new one. Harry Doran, a Seattle lad of 15, towing the ehip over the Mata. Har-| set forth last April to make|ry didn’t see ft that wa . # in the gvid fields of the| watching his chance, he crawled 1 In & manner which he|to one of the lifeboats & f “to in m the steamship of-|imanaged to get word to a friend of . he managed to reach Skag-|bte that he had seen passing along Sebieebiaen Complete Housefurnishers Second Avenue, Madison and Spring ay. At Skagway the great. ¢ the deck. who managed to bring him m which agentied the youthful |fo0d enough to keep him from hun enturer, was how to get the necee-|ger, While tm the lifeboat he drank sary funds to enabte him to com-|s0 much water that it made him| plete his tour of the wild and wootly|#ick. He soon recovered, however, | - = MERRGA Rh AT Prove invaluable to thousands of . by je is & discovery which tt is Se " and fell into a deep slumber. from |time, for had he waited another min ld cele tame the phone ef of | After wandering around that clty| which he was rudely awakened by | ‘ime, for had he wale! sioute’ mite Secalinn tan teu eaie of these 5 |for awhile, he finally strolled the mate, who promptly hauled him| Ute Be would nave ved camp, but j common and obstinate diseases, dys- jthe freight yards of the White Passiforth. Again at Hoodlink he man-| 4, going eo fast the he was unable | pata and stomach troubles. This |@ Yukon railroad, there spying aiaged to elude the vigilance of the! i, gion, He called to them and| tiny tb-Gat © loudipy navertieel, | donkey or in ship- officers, and confined himeelt to 8| o.eq how tar the next camp was,| Ye S AR. DUST Ya Secret patent medicine, but Is a spe. ‘ ediately |waler tank which was towed amid- | ing on being told 16 miles, he wi Jappropriated the mume for his own ships, in which be traveled without offic combination of wholesome, per- ady to drop, He stuck to it man juse, In this infringement on a Pull-|further trouble to Dawson. In Daw- / { fectiy harmless vegetable essences, ; ; fully, however, and on arriving at} | fruit salt, Dure pepsin and biamuth.| WASHINGTON SENATORS ARE WRATHY AT THE PRESIDENT [man he made his way to, White: |pon he secured \tee damp some. few bourg later, 61d | lepenge form, ploneant rey gl AND THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT [5 n the steamer Victoria and Dawson, and at times by shining = the meal spread be- { will preserve good % again the matter of informing the|shoes. One man to whom he told) . 4 : n Gafinitely, ene all auld medi officials sipped hie mind, Betng| hia story, gave him @ dollar and a-| ae eae poten sin Sot $5, an4! if Captain Stone of Beattie succeeds; brain cines rapidly lose whatever good thie wint Chel vesom: 4a-|% Yery modest young man, he did /| half. | Bien watdl be onawld tench Ot. 20- im nding the north pole, some envious | pak QWalfties they may have had as soon if el to The Star) na | tan Te Prius” “iT Fecommente” | not insist on taking the bridal state-| Growing tired of Dawson, he de- | Ona a rtar 16 days of weary and| Thcome man will no doubt have one Choice Stock Picked aa uncorked and expored to the alr. lwonmens' ~ Fhe tey = ‘a ign of Phillips ot Vaughan today |F00m of the boat, and as also he did|cided to extend exploration See eee. te haar arrived | madeat 8 caw mit and erected be-| Cutpepper's old maids are getting ‘Thin preparation is called Stuart's |p :dognt into conflict with the . - lnot wish to disturb the officers, he|stowed away on ate the mouth of the Talon siver, he tote picked over; just a few 0 9 confile prest-| before etther Senator had been con- |"? Se euintie iat na Ao oa . eo mou! - ’ ‘ pain Tablets, and it ie claim-| gent and secretary of the interior by| sulted and in apparent disregard of | hurl of rave Letwean four bales at|ne Bugle, when he wae a 5 | And s few days later pulled into Bt. pow do you like this warm spell| “Battech Morn, out hand yet that one of these Tablets or low- the nomination of Frank E. Vaughan | the came 5, wer Ante Michael. that the weatherman promised yester- will Gigest from 300 to 2,000 A ay that were stowed on the deck. |by the customs officers, and put) y. . ; a } as wae weight of meat, exes | 22,resister of the Vancouver land of- | » and | this @id very well for the time-be-|ashore. He there made the aequain-| _ From st Michael he wae taken fel aay? “The tan Behind” Gnd cther wholesome foot. And| "0% Sent in today, Thay announce) becughe - that they | ing, but soon the pangs of hanger|tance. of two Swedes, who offered| Nome by the eteamer Bai Fm Wei ed to Hughey Behn et ald. 4 jthat Vaughan will not be confirmed, | will defeat Vaughan’s confirmation i him, and he unwise-|him @ boat to go down the river in,| Nome he again sold newspapers for It Makes News y ee re this claim has been proven by 8¢- | but that in hie stead H.C. Phillips, of | This they can probably do, thoush they -\the wherewithal to buy him food | We've had the man behind the gua, rob of “grub.” |but who,on afterthought, took th The young “kids of this town Sre| ‘The man behind the hoe; tual experiments in the following) g., wld have much preferred that his and raiment. After a few weeks’ manner: A hard boiled egg cut into | Sitendale, will be appointed. | ieesoe tmaake tase Ware been Sint to tbe a have it, the} ay from the boy, thinking | siay in that metropolis of the Arctic, | 2° Worse than boys of other bergs, but| The man behind the army desk, ~ email pieces was placed in « bottle} , Mr. Yeushan. it will be recallot. Tes| Bennte at ait “s ' mate was passing by at that time » email to make the trip, | May In that metropolis of the Arctic.) stu) there is a chance for improvement | ‘The man behind the shows containing warm water heated to Suk wale oltantainn. powemise eeoteier and Harry was ordered to come ent the sheriff after him. The|iisDonnies, he returned to Beattie} ® some cases We noticed two young |The man behind the Watered trust, $8 degrees—or blood heat; one of. ~ ee [forth and give an account of him-|shertff finally decided to let him £0.) on the Roanoke. He had completed | Urchine smoking clgars the other da The man behind the age; tow days after the death of Register wolf. ft court ‘oviaior fi and although so young, the: uted e e ER octet ne pone Maced "| Dunbar, having been picked for the When asked by the mate as to|tas he terme it) @ far woman in|®, trip of mearly 10,000 miles In Sx (tne smoke and Dandled the “weed be-) “The man behind the steeee Tew thee taaut ice as “an emergency man” by Seo- | what he was doing there, he re-|the restaurant, he started out, For| months, and at @ cost of less than/ i200 inoie chumbe and fingers with {7 H Schult at the end of which thine the|fetery Hitchcock. ‘The enators were plied: : the next 16 hours he glided along|'*? ollare as mush cose op ah od omoker. This] Thonn une the pomal frente, e6e was as completely digested an it “ured. however, that if Vaughan was | "Em gotr’ down ter Dawson look-|smoothly, then heartng a rumbling! ‘phe steamship Umatilla, Captain | don't look just right, but then it’s none /7he man behind the latest schemé would have been ino healthy stom. | 0t satisfactory to them they could, at lin’ for nugwets.” notes ahead of him, which he #up-| Lopander, arrived this morning from {of our “funeral.” We only make men-| ‘The man behind the sport; This experiment was under. | t#@ opening of the seesion of Congress | The mate thon called the captatn,|posed was the rapids he had heard| gan Prancisco with 11 passengers | tion of it in order to get aa item—Ex-| Tho man who stands behind the bat, to demonstrate that what it whe told him he would have to go /about, he grasped the oars and pull-| ang 2043 tons of miscellaneous cargo. | Change ‘The man behind the slab; tumeté Go im the bettie it would alec back on the tug which was then led with all his might. And just In ‘The man behind the break in stocks, Go tn the stomach, hence Its unques- ~ ~ tionable value in the cure of dys- a and weak digestion. Very lew people are free from some form con doth xo - — ‘A newspaper in Chicago ts trying x m “YOUR MOVE” to prove that city should not be called | qe mma benind the pessident, of indigestion, but scarcely two wil! have the same symptoms, Some will Suffer most from distress after eat- ing, bloating from gas tn the stom- and bowels, others have acid th ype Ay because weather bu- ‘The man behind the king; Teau records show @ greater average |The man behind the public steal, So Says the Landlord to the] yeloclty in New York, Boston and But-| ‘The man behind the ring tlet falo. But there are other ways of be-/o¢ men behind this thing or that, ing windy. The country now ts full; FF. ADAMS — Low Price The High Quality ‘The process of getting rid of the Outlet company’s clothing atoc But standing foremost the mea Some solentist has discovered there|” Who stand behind the pull! ynpepsia or heartburn, others palp- |goem on day after day with unabat-| ts enough fron in a man's body to OLUkn fam Loot, {tation or headaches, sleeplessness, \ } . 240 4 interest. The firm haw succeeded | make half a dozen tacks. Probably Fr Ins in the chest and under shoul-| Cj is | |in getting a stay of proceedings so | that's why it's so hard to sit down on Titncl* ctet,oaonier aol, |City Is Spending « Princely | Critica Sy ae eo he con pad 07 town But ho m iron In a woman's Mave the mate seebe' taltace te drox'| Fortune for Improvements \f nulneness of the bargains to be a a a. tint ine paar erly digest what is eaten. The storm Seeeess Se Seana Maye vetee an but dectined it on the plea that the metic to the Auction Bale. Last night the |directors had positively decided to} The founding of the new republic of ach must have rest and assistance, and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets give| Batimates made by the city en- crowd extended out to the curbing Panama under Uncle Sam's watchful go out of business—and stay out it both, by digesting the food for it,|gineer's office show that the city Who apprectates a good ft, good | Many men from nearby towns are/ eye has brought out the usual yawp- and ina short time It is restored to| will pay nearly $100,000 fr loval Quality and style ts the one we like [| attending the sal yawp of the mugwumpes. ite normal action and vigor, At the|streot Improvements this month. . {4 see. No trouble for us to ft you, | Some of the vaiues are phenom- game time the Tablets are soharm-|Thers are now 68 of such contracts Hy, ener well known store at 120 ther you, are large or «mail; [| for example: The men’s $10| Colombia Is secking ald from Chile, Resetit. hie new preparetion has| the largest nusibes aver ‘carried, on | Eiest-Avenen, Somuematany to tele § Giese bmndemnets, paeded and Mit test ues already made many astonishing in the city atone time before. It is ee oe i urps ~ haircioth front $2.00 hats at $1.50; men's $3.00| ~Admitting that gures, as for instance, the follow. |estimated that $1,000,000, worth on pie oe agp we Ny Pgh shows are selling for $2.18; men’s) nor a sport. but « disease, what's the y contracts have been let by the city ; i | winter underwear, wor! . goes | cure—Scotch whiskey, or matrimony After using only one package of|since the begining of the year, | po fv ge ag tig trots > Suit or Overcoat for 650, And there are Ilterally hun- paeen ls : oe I gl el ce |] ment, however, was one that could Re gd gl no A Word from Josh Wise benefit that I wish to express my FOR A NEW CHURCH J 20: nave deen mode at a better we Or tion at t orner of First avenue Th’ wise man lets sincere gratitude. In fact, it has it constahiabe: puoaneeing t0soeas ta es x | Sad Wesningten ‘atraet te '8.'v his wife catch ‘im ay aa Te ak 4 REDE NS i Se Gag sill commence, and the choicest articlos Genuine Priestly Craven- Jj *ort (me cided M In a Steamer Chair Darticle of Aistress or | difficulty |at the bullding inspector's office for | a the ‘buyers own, pricea, We ette Raincoats prot King, County Voters im & Ike He now | Gov, Yates of Tillnols has tagued @ cn. 7 © 0 Inion Cor Protect you ersona er- . 0 4 " aa * Sir dics theh the fae aoe ee the secon af 00 ak ye guarantee every article sold. eat, "The beet imtn's underwear| or Se, et in mgr hata wee yf =. case was Chronic avenue, The building ts to be a on | - in S10 60 U values in the city. A Brooke &| she'll think she’s fing in his canvass for the renomina- og gt cueny mewean + | story frame, wai feet. Tis entim- | ° Co, 1881 $4 aye, Arcade bidg. too smart ¢ pe | tien It must have gone against his “ . a ‘on | at cost 500. " Z palding | on - Sf it. I distributed half a dosen packages is the architect and i. . Pobuiine ——— Free Want Ad | test AEN 5 ey benassi greet 8 among my friends here who are very|son the contractor. Seo Classified page for Free Want ’ 2 Russin's thetnt “he teiles ‘Manchiatiel anxious to try this remed: Fr ed'k IF Ada. x she can't catch ‘im tf certain teandastes ere OO Goals CC ° It the Overcoat looks tight, tt. ts! « in a big one she |! something like the footpad’s threat te to put in his pocket the watch he has in '& Co.'s, 8d belleves "im. been holding in his hand. po Exodar Qracennenti one of Toklas, Singerm and Seneca, Adams sold by druggiats everywhere at 50 ber, for fan Podr: a ‘ MRS, SARAH A. SKDEL, The steamship Olympus, Captain} ynnville, Jasper eo, Mo. | H. P. Hanson, js tonight with 24 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are | passengers and 675,000 feet of ne| conta for full sized packages. A fit-| The steamship Coronado, Captain tle book on Stomach Disenses mail-|H. Peterson saile from Aberdeen ‘ . (or ere, pas 8 ene _ Where Quality ts King | Free Want Ads Mayor Harrison of Chicago ts com-| Cold and Rain Overcoate ang 4 free by addressing F. A. Stuart! with 2% passengers and a cargo of 720 First Ave. She “Stratford” aaaieattad Hinkley bik See Classified page for Free Want! plaining that tie police are all feet.|Cravenottes at Toklas, Singermad Co.,, Marshall, Mich. lumber for San Pedro, ‘Ads, What in the world does he expect—all |& Co, and Seneca, seas iecanes ltt