The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1903, Page 7

¥ > a $70,137,308 IN TAKEN FROM KLONDIKE THE SE SEATTL E STAR. acer salto FATHER OF GREATER NEW YORK, WHO WAS MURDERED THE PAIR THE PAIR | THE FAIR GREAT BARGAINS Rolaaiging Sale patent Cholce of Everything at Half GOLD | | | Px suillliz ° er ft te of The Fair stoct »proache DESPITE THE FACT THAT WATER HAS BEEN |, 7M soyernmont reports on the ship, If bargains b t rettiarkable shviy. every. family SCARCE, OFFICIAL REPORTS SHOW BUT A {'™ "ti 8 4ypiows | ies i acne ealtga ioe: Gite lan tirtne fan ei | May “a ’ ' na nit undior¢ » tear dow MILLION AND A-HALF DECREASE UNDER OUT. |!" Ae Id building and erect a new ot PUT OF SEASON OF 1902 la : i's ; sr mers t nable goods at 7 t f y ly 1 so many ‘ : t © prices a bout half of the regular (Special to The Star) A ‘ As tt te the t Vher e at least lifferent line f 1s to choose i 4 € Ru i ry ' rwear, Women's \ Cc} 1 Garme Men's Clott | ry, Furs, Groceries, Ete nd that the reductions on all these IN SCENES report much. ex- ¢ rioting In Bogota on of Panama. BOGOTA, THE CAPITAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF COLUMBIA Vi pinm ire genuine Every Article in the House Is Marked Down HE FAIR SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES ~ ARE NAMED CITY DOES NOT ANALYZE rons own ous owen | IMPURE WATER TILL IT City Campaigns MAKES THE USERS SICK oo FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporat Vine Furniture Friday Specials from tl wing bargain st be for casl $1 4:35 c Sf be id to d aler $1975 Solid Oak 3-Piece Bedroom Set Tomorrow uperior buying fac Our goods of solid oak at prices as low as sre hate Vtottocal goods of inferior materials Solid Oak Bedroom Suit msist of full size Bed, Dresser and Commode Dresser is eq ed with a bevel plate mirror, 20x24 inches; h. top x38 inches, and has full swell front top dra Con has a high plasher rod and a top 17x30 in t is an excel For Friday only it may be of $14.35. low pr lent value at the reg had at the unusuall Genuine Haviland French China, Plain White, | Reg. 50¢ 13x23 Inch | Cocoa Door Mats Fancy Shape, CephSance 2 Cc | Tomorrow Each | | Tomorrow 3 3c || | Genuine Haviland French | China, plain White,F; RETT, No The prohitt A very seasonable special | | tionlst city convention | yesterday Twi ich will be the means of | | Shape, Dinner moneys .: timan-at-| A CONDITION OF THINGS WHICH SHOWS THE URGENT NEED |f .. ng many hou || Plates, T o- Cc) Fo eee ee| OF A CITY LABORATORY IN SEATTLE |] considerable work. You'll | | morrow, each ~ | Winterente; Rath. Sere: Ss |} want a new Door Mat for | RGSGERETEE hand! hea ftloer a” tyrne. y rs e gor ity clerk, A. K, York; treasurer, J Thé.urgent need of a city labor-) would be very vecful knowledge to|f YOUr Thanskgiving guests to Quantity of above goods | H. Wernstre The prohibitionists|atory bas become y apparent| have the exact nature of the germs wipe their feet on, too, won't | limited to 44-doz. to a cus- a it ae aheemietoumed ‘Gasent cet cee Sb ey you? tomer, Olympia Democrats hb officer to the Star. this heer OLYMPIA The Dem . ne are in regard to the method em- | will prob- SSonteteal Gaeet omy . ai anal of wate a - } Boos nome oad OF preagnt + Eaeans bese ty bender nae This is the cheapest satisfactory Heater of its kind that -EXONERATED Wi &. You pests Scoclam water te nee n bac ¥ e Mt for domes-|f can be bought. We recommend it as giving good service, a wert: £ D icee, | ath eae , quate. wen’ ot ik loeaecita price considered. Instead of - - have been infected with typhotd - being lined only part way, as pice ee ' | ‘The Republicana will hold thetr | ie seme —- on are most other Heaters selling FORMER OREGON CONGRESS | COLOMBIAN GENERALS WHO ARE wenery sectes 68. At th at similar prices, the Star is MAN ACQUITTED ON CRIM-| LEADING AN ARMY AGAINST PANAMA | are two candidat # sanitary! lined clear to the top. It is INAL CHARGE | iS eu ter CF . palyne er, ane ale, contains a comm | equipped with cast-iron pipe and W hardeor ‘ amall quantity of chlorine, collar, and has nickel name- | ’ . oweves and ornament; (Special to The Star) PORTLAND, ( mer Congressm Matcotm A. | ‘quitted Im | Moody was iast night a the district court vharge of unlawfully securing from the post office ying « letter ad- dreased to Mra Margaret Conroy ‘The trial has be ) progress for two days past and former con gressman was p exoner ated. ANNUAL BALL OF THE FIRE LADDIES| s ball wilt be} ‘The annua firer 1 part In 140,000 OUVER, Wash. refuses, he can convention 4 wo by tinend an action tn foket an follows xamination of the well water : nelimen, W, B iim the an and Seattle hotel lr McCarthy, 1. |butldings was only made after sev G. W. Dantes; Fal persons who had been using the t Staplet lerk, | Water had beer de iit, Under Dr. J.| proper city laboratory system this iinone ented by loi the) < ne the fact that the de laim-| partment aith, in ite praiseworthy | efforts to re & pure water supply Tn fact of the sinrtling prevalence! through ty, is handicapped by in the city.|¢ snail m would not ye mufficient to pay for half water analyses, I. at their last meeting, made a proposition ¥} to make a qualitative analysis of all pples of water subm ar each. In t that It would be he board of heatth a jexamination of those ve articles of food. It of that sum to mak ng felt in th held next W y evening. It} _ suburbs might continue until doome, | Qt t2 the public in general. There ts was erroneourly stated in the Star} Sane bekteen Calle thea tacee -| bec utely ne necemity of paying 8% last evening that big affair was faye Hurgiars entered the hom alvath of saahae 5 z |for a full analysis to ascertain the to take piace last night. The ball | n Alaty S wens “ i and other injurt Thi» would tea will be held in Armory hall and will GEN. REYE tay thoes ivale of / ibatances, when ® qualitative test be the i3th given by the department. (we geecreis ore lead th rose j > reveals only traces, or proves the com Elaborate preparations are being 3 . ~~ Iture upside, do | — plete absence of mame. made to make {t the inost successful | eras acess cs seemed worth of jew j a ishe cmbesee It is evident that all susptet Miss Yen uA tyne | ters are submitted to a full ana of the baker's dozen. ‘The members of the arrangements are H. C William Cubitt, W. § Hubbard, 3. Carr, W. J. Hodder and W anager will be committee on | McDonald. | railway damages H. | dent has sued the Seattle company to Fr He claims that Would L Like $3,000 A. L. Hart who sustained a sprained ankie and a badly bruteed | leg, one night last Sep r, by] falling over an ot n the platform of the at Hin- man City, as he alighted £ a car. Sen on Free Want Ads bade Save Fuel Briefly, § Cole’s Hot Blast Buy a. ¢ Coal Stove It cuts the fuel bill in two because ft burns the gas arising from burning coal. Gas goes via the chimney in other stoves. COLE'S HOT BLAST really makes $3.00 soft coal work like $9.00 hard coal. Come in and see the amokelens feed door. Does away with duat, dirt and smoke in the house, Sole Agents ERNST BROS., 506 Pike St. was due to the fact that lights were burning at the station Reliable overcoats, neat and swell at Toklas, Singerman & Co., Ind and See Classified page for Free Want | inability S TIPATION years I suffered with nd during thle a mist fol ard. Tam that my a t approval, -| SANTA FR, 8. M., Nov. 19—A wild et with r in the death of tw where the health of th n and the Injury of fifty adults fo ae A. J. CASSATT, PRESIDENT OF PENNSYLVANIA R. R. Pleasant, Palatable. Potent, Taste | a. 1 f ficken, Weaken Never sold in eure your | | mondy_back. |" "STERLING REMEDY CO., ‘Chicago or New York, 68 ( NO PURITAN PROVENDER FOR ART ‘Wiese are strenuous times for Arthur & (ff Washington Liquor Dealer and secretary of the Retail Cigar Dealer’ association, which is making the fight for the restoration of the tfide slot machines. Gerbel has his own opinion of blue laws and the made-in-Boston Sabbath. | Gerbel drifted Into a German restaurant the other day for lunch and twas wearily scanning the bill of fare when the waiter approached. is there good to eat here?” asked Gerbel with « hopeless air, england boiled dinner i# yery nice, sir,” replied the erbel, editor and publisher For Best — Ib. pkg. tor full w stouted Gerbel, with an emphasis that made the wait You can't steer me against any Puritan proven. zo) ‘Not for m b THE TALE OF A MISPLACED AD. When Jones, who lives on Capitol hill, started for lodge last Satur- Any night, Mrs, Jones accompanied him to the door, and this wae her f Now, dear, please don't forget to advertise for a wash it before you go to lodge. tend to it the minute 1 get down town.” it is reported that John D, Rocke re nes. ined control of the great e tried Brown oy ana the t the Ponneyivatiia failroad aystamn end m wo three or four blocks farther down, Will depose President Cassatt, Years three purcha: Bi Ae they G0t off G8 Becond Ghd some- att compelle the Standard I ie yh to age tegoen gr eee cota h woman. ape to bulld a » Adams 2c a bad © lucid tnperyal sient on A Company And then he worked for the good of the lodge and got home at the sual time and in the usual manner~both of which are a long-standing 921 SECOND AVENUR atery to him. ' The girl was in @ hurry to olear up the Sunday dinner and Mre. hiy appropriatton whichs e me for the low offer his| various plac “A toman Catholi burch i Mable for ev: ane jal gain should not @ rn one's self. : wie em carne tracted. lLet him join with m in the daily os ir Se ae ioe system of analysing | prayer for the establishment of a city anna ar oth Pens” | water is a chemical, not a bactertolog- |laboratory, and If he ts capable of are a} one. The fact that bacteria is | making @ correct analysis and per- SoaNai the core outearom ied shally | prement In the water is established, but |forming the duties of @ city: chemist, oaks oe tegen ie the fal the kind of bacteria is not. Although the board of health may sanction Fad tne oncle.serte , i t fe iprobably all that in abso! in and I will be the firet man| column an oa ears \ ne for prac - it > ratulate him most heartily.” plate top the body is of polished steel. PRICES No. 1, length 18 in., height 16 1B.$ PFICE sisecver.ce $2.85 No. 2, length a1 in., height 18 in.; price .. “$3.85 No. § length 24 in., height ar iM. ; Price ..sceceee. G4.75 Nickel Rails, per set, 85c ex- tra. We Will Take Your Old ‘Sows and Allow You All i Is W. orth as Part Payment for a Ne a New One. FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated and Renton W ic ae pe and & before the eongumers. are. notise Complete Housefurnishers 2d Ave., Madison and Spring ver $2,000 & man’s life, a charac the nctt- | N ckoned in & monetary are, wary _Wetle alk 009 Last month three or ateence oF li | ~sg er $5,000 damages for | the city of typhoid fe oe Jones answered the bell herself. The caller was dressed in the height WOMEN AN CHILDREN dies wy oe to hie leg, alleged to have} Were 18 persone sick with the dis | of fashion. Mra. Jones didn't know her, but was willing to n } injuries te hy ge seams. and by the above method of | ial Ah 1 take in washing? PLED UNDER FOOT IN CATH. | beet sustained. Dy el estimate, therefore, the olty lost ve the boar | a! went the «came to, Then she wept. > ly ine “e 914,000. Dr. Coe believes that an It was up to Jo Mrs. Jones knew it and the things she said to | ove CHURCH—TWO KILLED/ by 4 conductor on the I expert public sanitart id be mare better unrepeated. Jones aaid he would receive the next caller | ine, a ought to the city and Hah a self, Mean * J ed up the ad Im the Sunday paper AND FIFTY INJURED | on pratory i and found the J washing wanted” ad in the lumn. ¢ ‘@ things to Jones and hen the beli Jones opened the door. ‘This caller had ein @ carriage. he wae dream and Jones | @idn't. like to do ft, but he hy ake good in the home circie, } “Did you advertise for w: asked dream. We did.” said Jones. “would y ou like to take it with you?” | Sir-r-r,” said the dream | Jones said the same thing with e qual effect to three other women, four men two little gtris, Mrs. Jones put in a tearful afternoon and evening and Jones was glad to go to bed early Monday, the girl turned away five women who wanted washing done. Mra. Jones recetved six letters asking her to call for washing @& Jones then had the ad awitched to the “help wanted” r three more Inger tions. When he got home his 4 she was prostrated | fetused 8 | ‘Tuer A man, three children, and half a re wash woman. The postman was tn- | 4.x dozen letters to the Jones home ad- ‘ and the neighborhood at agoR: real washwoman came got the Jones clothes, but Mrs. was still 1. Jones thinks he'll have to put up for a sealekin t at Christmas to restore peace and confidence around his saddened hearth. A POPULAR WAY OF GETTING THERE IN CHICAGO