The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1903, Page 8

8 THE BBATTLE STAR Stone, Fisher & Lane, Second and University | ‘i | } > Free § November Orders ms | fo | Magazine i i Filled } Now In, $ Same ) Ask for py: me Day as —_ vil | 3 Copy. }" Received, WIFE MURDERER BARTLETT MADE THIS REMARK TO THE PO- | Seen oes .eeeeeeeneneenenes aeaeaeeed ~ < ; ‘ —— Silve leached } LICEMAN WHO a “sol Linens for Thanksgiving Bin sasha) aegis) bite r _piseshed On Bargain iy ware. qThe taking of testimony, in the trial, clana, who held the post mortem, w at Greatly Reduced Prices — stitehed border, worth $2.00 @f Michac! Bartlett for the m t tw that given by Dr. } 26¢ Each—For German Linen Huck 25e Hose, 150 | We Golf Gloves 766 may © | hie wife, Mra. Mae Bartlett, now be-| Ove x TE, PO ee * $1.25 Yard—For Snow White Ger Tow ‘gr h Pair 30 Gow ton tet aa oe rhea oo eng all eget le man Linen, 72 inches wide; Napkins to owels, 22x44, with plain and hem i : y ; m “ m s morning, th ry h he arresting off tld his ot r match; reg $1.50. ° stitched borders, worth 39¢ ¥ + ; Elite Oak Heater $8 Gib Vechn-Bee AN Linen Damask 12%¢ Fach—For Linen Huck Tow ahi pelt ieee pes made | Set up Towels, with fringe, plain and fancy bor els, 18x36, with plain and fancy borders, » . , sty ders; worth 39¢ worth 16 2-3 i . ~~ = $38 cout siact ene « [18 Hosiery and One-Third Off Winter Waists Hot Water Colle for all sorts of Stoves and Ranges. Munson & Newman Stove House 104 Fifth Avenue South able Walsts to sell at @ 5 trifle more than the cot of the Weaned eagerly forward chair] Will Morris, attorney for Bartlett 4 @© that not @ word might escape him. | cross examined Bi & closely an to first witnesses called by the] the exact wording of t e were Dr, Hoye, Dr, Buckley and] petween himself Ostrom. Dr, Hoye, as coroner, | He was still . testified as to the exact nature and! adjourned for the # i lowation of the wi inflicted by | recalled this afterne let's @ caliber revolver. The bul-| The tweive Jurors wh weg On Ladies’ Tailored Suits Bde pair for Ladies’ Lis Howe, in all ¢ signe, worth & pe Ladies’ Ready-to- WearHatsE Qo c and the making AT $2.50—Fiannel Walsts, in red or tue or tur- Every Bult In our beautiful complete line will be sold tomorrow at tucked at the yoke, pearl buttons down the this great price reduction, Not one sult in stock but the most fash fonable in style and material let which proved fatal, he sald, en , tered the and went through th Corner Yester breidered ctripes, « bargain Beart and lunge. Another penotre . Phone, Red 5552, 2Te for Ladion’ Jersey Ribbed kof the right fe MA Vests with high neck and A complete Mine of manufacturer's samples, every one the new n Anguatine long sleeves, in pink and est and most up-to-date atyle, In values up to $2.00. blue, our regular 600 quality Infants’ Toggery GOOD VALUES IN Suggestions for q |Men’s Overcoats OUTING FLANNEL as ee Oe ee ALL slZEB— es ieee lia the mont desirable stripes and patterns, reg Turkey Platters cuff, finely hematitehed | 10 aoa for Meavy Outing Mannel, in plain 34-inch largest size in Johnson's Bent English 3 ack “a ke, edged $10.00 BIG COAL FAMINE COTTON BLANKETS AT gp REE PS thors Dregs of Fine Nuingook,rutfie of em- 4 REG. Hh He & Bw OVERCOATS PRICES THAT PLEASE ple, 8100 value for, each ’ 706 Ae eee iont Dress of Nalnsooks with tucked y ALTERATIONS FREE WSe pale ter Lange, Meavy-Getton Btankets, in For the Table ; ind. iin, tucked ruffle, embroldery on the neck and ‘THREATENED SUFFERING FROM COLORADO COAL STRIKE 1S Oe for full ¥ Cottors Blankets, in light eg eg eagttd Peg pd Elna | AT $4.05—Long an t Coats of Bedford BEING EXPERIENCEO—PROSPECT 18 GLOOMY nd white with fancy stripes Curtin dele, belt toil ond. Geceteen bande wide wailor collar tched and t 1.25 value, for the knife and fork 106 rows of narrow # AT $6.50 Long ¢ © turkey on @ new dinner service, 44 piece 4 for 4, $6.00 value with pretty ff 0, for the wet, full 1d Gold, Very handsome and our best seller, good value at $10. $7.67 set in Johnson's Best English Porcelain wt for $3.4) sien with gold tracings on knobs ar vice of 6 DENV oul famine, owing to the Colorado coal miners’ strike, is here today With the thermometer 3 low sero it ix ir of coal. There ts « ready and if there the cold weather cor OMAHA, Neb. N fering will be appalling. All of the) ways have cut th Manufacturing enterpriews of the | Colorado to relieve city, in which thousands are em-! there. _ FELL FORTY FEET WILLIAMS HAD A CLOSE CALL AT MORAN’S THIS MORNING— ESCAPED WITH SLIGHT INJURIES Nov, 18—The dreaded /p wil! have to shut down uns | leas they car » to 2 years of age, baby can’t catch iding be kicked off; white or i wna, with narrow ruffie yoke, sizes up to 10. For i nd the Hubbar< Sis mee ‘On Bargain Square We Flann Laces Worth | $1 School be up to 15c, at 7o Tams, 79¢ Y " A. V. Williams, who resides at} 1608 Terry avenue, who has been In son 2000 yards me. ; Child ‘a employed as rigger at the Moran ing. compte Fiannetette, | oon ws. | and Misses ; Bros.’ shipyard, fell from a derrick ambulance wai © Water Sets, manufacturer's black, red, biue Red nel's } while at work on the battleship Ne- | ond the man atterided by Dr. ining 6 glosses: green and Hair Tames all / Draska, a distance of 49 feet. thi* | con, He was taken to Provt h, worth up to brown, small | sixes, just the morning, at 10:30 o'clock. He land-| hospital and it was found that his on sale FRIDAY, af | thing for wine ed on his feet, and the bones of both | injuries were confined to broker Mo each piece. dots and fancy | 6% | bones stripes. inches wide, — | ter wear. Also 100 odd no two alike each: your cb condition, but tt! his injuries will not TORONTON, Ont, Nov. if ls were killed and five others ously injured tn @ big bo! at the United Factorice at New Mar- ket, miles north ef here, at an early MONSTER OVERCOAT SALE = | oo =< Stone, Fisher & Lane Second Avenue and University Street AT THE 10c STORE 1325 Second Avenue Thomas Dowers was knocked) hour this mor Three connected down by « Madison street | 2 blew u neously, wreck ° Second the uliding in w : ~ - 7 o ES TR a sere Ronprent | ecetad ond Going arent preparty dam- |i Three hundred and eighty Men's Overcoats just unpacked The wrecked bufiding omught | me ae ‘REINTERRED ot TGS | ‘the fre taddies will be out tonight in| OENT MONROE, AND HER| gala attire. ‘The vee annual ball of the feattie Fire depart- | DAUGHTER, LAID BESIDE THR) THE BEST OF EVERYTHING ay orn ee apg GRAVE OF FORMER UNITED, SERVED THE BEST. STATE tr | looked forward to with great Interest ss | There will undoubtediy be one of the ote. doa saanbareiontaie largest crowds of the year in the hall) RICHMOND, Va. Nov. I8—The re night. Fashion Soares On the Wings of —Economy Our customers have an opp: ¥ to elevate to Pashlon’s highest Gegree, for our ntock of Ladies and ¢ emen's Clothing is complete in the newest fall productions, and you can have your choice by giving « & deposit and the balance at your convenience. EASTERN OUTFITTING COMPANY ONE PRICE—CASH OR CREDIT. 422-404 PIKE STREET, CORNER FIFTH AVE eth A PLEASURE] To know when you buy anything In high grade goods that they turn out as represented. As usual, we have some excellent values to offer in our line of Combination Bookcases, China Closets, Chiffoniers and Buffets Also just recetved a splendid assortment of E 8 AND HALL RACKS. from the salvage cargo of the wrecked Alaskan steamer go on sale Thursday morning. None of them even touched by water, yet we bought them with the rest of the goods for about one-quarter what they cost wholesale. You can buy them as follows: $10: and $12°° Overcoats for $4.35 $13:52 and $15:°° Overcoats for $6.15 $18:° and $20-° Overcoats for $8.55 All the rest of cargo consisting of Shoes, Men's Suits, Underwear, Rubber Boots and Lenox Soap, Se cake. Feis Naptha Soap, So cake. Large Ivory Boag, ic cake. Small Ivory Soap, 4c cake. Lilly White Soap, 40 cake. Large 10 size Pearline, 10c. REMAIN OF WIFE OF PRESI- HABERDASHERY The Beattle Pants House. For the best Coffee in the city ge to Tea & Coffee Adams 2°" 921 SECOND AVENUE. ‘The annual bal of the firemen is Ie the place for master and man to get the right goods for the right price. Worsted Suits, at . Worsted Pant Vici Kid and | Malas of the wife of President Monroe nd her @aughter were removed from the Monroe family estate and rein Money refunded if not satin- factory. 1205A FIRST AVENUE Belew the Postoffice | terred in Hollywood cemetery today They were reburied on either side of President Monroe's grave. A great pro [cession of patriotic orders of the en tire state were assembled) Bishop OLD CALIFORNIA WINES Twenty varieties, Including Sherry, Claret, Burgundy Mainga. Maderia, Ange ba, etc. etc. We guar quallty; only $5.00 per doa 50c Per Quart. J. Aronson 104 First Ave. South Both Phones Pink 1751 Free Delivery. n officiated. The pallbearers in cluded Governor Montague, Lieutenant Governor Willard, United States Sen ators Daniels and Martin and Con vommee Lamb and Fairfax Clothing, Blankets, Comforts, etc., less than half prices. AND CAFE BR, Port, quarts, Like to have you try owr Coffee and Coffee Cake. D. C., Nov Rive Gro publican #f mn rectprocity, this morning. In a . | answering the Democratic argu { fever, Late this afternoon, at Provi | best known Chinese merchants of ned gn A A unten | dence hompital, It was reported that|the city, C@roner Hoye this after- the tarief le reduced, he deci | ye was resting but that his}noon held an inquest over the re- r ns 1 ae ee ~ mains of Chin John Yit, the China- that England could not wage such | ih he wan waeied off the tn.t | House Repre: @ war six month without facing star- | terurban trestle on the tide flats and year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. G. Schrader, who died at the residence of [her parents, 91 Thomas street, last |night of black diphtherta, was held THE SENATE ts ae” ked a — in @ verdict of unavoidable Be sure and see what we can offer before plac Several bunds heeenietaliiaianisiuts this afternoon at Lakeview cemetery, = - ing your order. age inst Senator Re ates yes here interm t was made. ere fied tora, ‘De i dae ere ae Wien rade: Overeoats at roxias,| CHILD DIED OF ge — tation oa 1 ther petitiona, the| « ts eae wowing Of Singerman & Co., ind and Beneca. ** Overcoats, $10 4 Toklas, Singer- Thompson Furniture Co., Inc.| e225 fotos eee” hth BLACK DIPTHERIA Oa ws 1427-1429 First Ave., Corner of Pike. | Overecatertie corres Kindat Toles, | Siena in’ bis back last night and In compliance with the demand Of HotMday Gvercbete at Tekian, singer: - Unrivaled Overcoat values. Toklas Singerman & Co., tnd and Seneca, ***! was delirious most of the time with a large delegation of the richest and man & Cc + tnd and Seneca, The funeral of Ella Shrader, the © Sing &« dnd and Seneca. © seat a h Pe SS ee ee