The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 11, 1903, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR. THE SEATTL STAR Business Department—sunset, Main 1080) Indepond Raitorial Department—Sunset, Main 11% 4 bullding, Chtoame: a, yer. Horekgen a relate. BALLARD STAR A Y—321 Mallard ave, Bunaet, Red Ub 2 One cent per copy! alx cents per week, or twenty-five cents The Stare ern offices: 10¢ Hartfo WHERE MARRIAGE IS A JOKE |} The Quaker certaittly offers OF FICHS—190T and 1509 Bev enth avenue. EVERY AFTERNOON BXCEPT BUNDAY a TELEPHONES » Tribune bulkting, Ni W. i. Porter the most desirable assortment, ten Why go to Dakota for quick divor Why apend w - and at the lowest prices. Nosim- ms A. BRIDGE & CO.--Popular Price Clothiers a nothing? | that of other stores. The | oyg cO R « @ Shit hithes Wess te no WON Weck seniety © sess) a Quaker scours the market for gearree She was tired Arth Kor Und we aco th y exclusive things. 2 been more than weartness sued for divorce, The little matte ad @omestic tragedies no } bare man or woman from N Y » \ = Austrian ‘There was no lack of money in the family an atmosphere of cut Mowers and hothe é n & 0 0 S Th otety Tf there te no scandal in the b non, what ts the ‘ * se delioacios. Th rounds of Cc t Fags th Daektte erebaee & owren Sterling Sliver ‘ Bo Sgr tee ar ep ater Novelties | and Copper of Mra. Kemp, Judge Dubois performing the marriage ceremony seanat ‘ebahissiiatla at Yon boned An unlimited assortae There were 11 guests present at the wedding, five whe 1 been Chante, - Mamdteerohiet nd | Beautiful t n Copper (new) i . é. through the divorce court. How soon the rest wit etr soiled |] Glove Hones, Cine Cabinets, | and Sterling Bilver |. | | Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes, Neckwear, Mufflers, Silk and ten, the Lord only knows pM a fae Weta Tollet fets Necktie | Sets, for baby, in fancy box 2 . : sates ar £2 are G ines Ue apes Geet. marriage fa © 3 ~ Bowes, eto, Made of hardwoods | O88 ‘iirash and i Linen Handkerchiefs, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags, Gloves, tract Tn the humb hom the separation of a man and Ww ; an ie dhe ee ak mphemes ¥ “ wre . ‘A earn i $ a : ; ; m tragedy. Im “wociety” it te often the real of osama a doap {fines and bandeones tulle ve isnamel Hanae’ wai ar Cuff Buttons, Stud Sets, Fancy Hosiery, Holiday Suspenders, and lasting sense of disgrace, In the palace, madam tr s her mys = Beg cern sm i a Bilver Hack | Hat : : : e° new husbands to the cast off one, and there is much’ merrymaking and | a wi Reg ren RT Umbrellas, Dress and Fancy Shirts, Etc. A Suit, Overcoat or laugh : ‘ m $5.00 eo ne uae ae eee d and up to 810 and 812. vimentin np Cravenette wouldn’t be out of place for a relative or member of , spend hours here THE GREATNESS OF GOMEZ wine te Fs ae | ote one ee FY the aeay. cs fail to come here Saturday. The holgey ~ eu siteerereca neuen | Soyenee Bae aineve % Bee a trade is so late in starting that we’ve decided to put the knife embonsed, fine (hat prevents tar boy set = a ee eee ee oat aene wid The Quaker’s colleotion of € Steins, trom bo | Mitch: te G pasar that vues not the prape'et ib oiitiat Auto Bags, Carriage and «iain Holders... 81-00 into prices. There’ll be things doing Saturday. Be on hand ie tet » graietel. oh ferectten the dark Gass Shopping Bags, Wrist Bags | + g Shaving Muse . | 2 - So the Cuban Congress made General Gomes a present of 30,00, as a and Purses, is admitted by | "et"!!! Copper Cand | pay "ar? : ae em we dita: Vitean, <4, the vegard, the cow try ten tor the Mhorater ladies who know, to be the | sterting Miltary firwanes when the sale starts at 9 o'clock. Fifty thousand dollars ts a good deal of money. It t# a fortune ty finest ever seen in Seattle. 9 | wtal Perfume Bottles, Cuda.” It mear set for & grissied yetoran for t his days. The prices are much less holders, at | Ak takes from him every vestige of financial worr than you are usually asked ing Nai! Piles But he would rather worry than be unfair Maximo G fannot for 1 « tAae Piasks to pay. | Sterling Nail Putters get the brave fellows who fought with him. endured a with him as much or more than he did SED TO CASH THE TREASURY WARRANT FOR THE HIS SOLDIERS ARK REWARDED rit of true brotherhood! You know sew why Go- why they followed him cheerfully into the very Jaws of death; why they sapg@ when they were hungry and Inughed at laid aside on payment | A. Bridge & Co. 415-1417 Second Avenue Next Door to the Bon Marche their wounds. They were led by a MAN. Cube bas paid a great tribute to her General. fi 5 PAID A GREATER TRIB 4 TO THE MEN BEHIND “I The Quaker - GET AN EDGE on your sight Don't « any wer You can't do sattefac y work with defective Phon Main 1240; Indep. 1240 vision. rf THE WILZINSK! OPTICAL CO.. Suite 314 Arcade: i 1015-1015 First Ave., Globe Block hone. ain 15! ngs tndistinetty ed not may that I will make any| some sort engraved on the cap. done.” was only yesterday. But it’s chang-| 1 Here was the long-wished-for ed since then, and I venture to hope | **ttloment you think proper whem 1) Didn't I mention it?” - client at fast that even the professer won't ob- | @arry | “You said nothing about an tn- T shall be happy to do my beat | 30 t now to our being regularly en-|_ “When you are in possession of|scription before,” replied the pro- wald Horace, with mneme that) a And he wid her of the sud. | those thousands, marked the pro-| fessor, with rather more interest | surprised himself, wid you give] Sen alteration tn hi prospects | femor, dryly, “it will be time enough |“What # character—Arabic, os sy rat & Jame some idea of the amount you are] “Weill,” said Mra. Futvoye, “you | '? tik of marrying and making set-| Persion, Kufic? j asnch ——~ venared to «pend? had better speak to my husband|“ements. Meanwhile, if you and I really couldn't say—it's almost r { Weil, I'm no Creedus—though 1) about tt | Syivia chease to consi yourselves | rubbed gut—queer little triangular i t; only 1 mast) marks, something like birds’ foot- ty—| The rtly aft. | @Paaged, E won't obj ccoeaeennemasiintnp on't aay & pauper pr or came in sh i | land, ae 1 remarked before, 1 prefer | erward, and Horace immediately re. | "Ast on having your promise that) prints, ' SYNOPSIS Joome to point, I have a comt. to splendor. 1 n't think | quested a five-minute conversation | 70! Won't persuade her to marry you That so like Cuneiform” Hora re, an unsuccessful | commission, unworthy, I a 1 sho be Justified im going beyond | with kim tn the study, which was| W'thout her mother’s and my com-| said the professor, “which would ~ | Young Londom architect, loves Bytvia, aware, of your—ah—diating ts well, aay 60,000 | readily granted, -* seem to point to @ Phoenaician ort- Jaughter of Prof. Futvoye, an emi-| talent, which I should iike to put in Sixty thousand!” exclaimed Hor- Well,” began the professor, as | Ventimore gave this undertaking | gin. And, as I am acquainted with Ser eaten eet ees ame ender eet Oe eet: nee See yee mane ted about ®!/s00n as they were seated, “eo there| WUlingly enough, and they returned | no oriental brass earlier than the tial requisites for their ful! enjoy- | ° purchases af ancient braas| “Is be going to awk me to attend’a ‘Oh, not more | was somethitig tn the br hottie | 02 the drawing room. Mrs. Fut-| 30th century of our era, I should re- gga roy wag wal Bywetrnaglge bm P When the bottle in apened,| sale for him? thought Horace J after all, then? Let's bave a look at |"O7* Could hardly avoid asking Hor-| gard your description as distinctly wad i= tthe ce ~' krash-el-Aamast J who Tm hanged if 1 do I mean on the house itself,” « . Whatever it ta.” ace, in his new character of fiance! uniike However, I should Iike to naturally makes 1 necessary to have Imprisoned in the T'm rather busy at present." he|Dlained Mr. Wackerbath. “There!” ‘For the moment Hornce trad al-| © stay and dine, which it need not) have an opportunity of examint some kind ot meee Sateomens, enturies before by King Solomon,| said dubjiously you may see,| Will be outbuildings, lodges, cot-| most forgotten the bottle. “Oh,” he rn said he was only too delighted to) the bottle for myneif.” \ ge G 4 so for and then some ot It open, ere do. ‘Camtinue In @ nutshell, the rooma I should want spéctally nothing tn ft." we ve anything in this line, either for Below the Posteftics gratitod ~ | at decorated. Altogether, befor “Just as T anticipated, ate” aaid|—Horace,” said the professor sot Notice to the Public in a nutshell My name at rh pears. Horace yourself, family, friends or for a lieves he dr 4 of seeing hit. The | Wackerba canal “finished it may work out at about] tne emnly after dinner, “one thing on Christina present, we desire to inf) The Seattle Pants House Bo." mysteriously ar-|tolerahiy wey hows Wi ece tc, [1oasen, I take it that, with ouch a|coutdert be Ghything in & wt there] nich I think It my; duty to caution| All, persons baving Jewelry, ; you that we have the largest | — rives at Motace's office. en, fe etty disc may’ Say | nafein. you could—e—A—tun me UD | th A en 4 simpty ) 708. If you are to justify the confi. | ®t hes, clocks, etc, here for.re Our big store tx crowded from CHAPTMR V (Weatiness) ew acres on the Hampahire “a ing thy _* vrowir y mone ‘ your engeioms © fyiria, cpeni oe? gocounts due, are notified basement to balcony with the/ j na CHARTER V (Continued) [der near the house I'm tiving at | would take the shine out of—1 mean| “I dare say It was, but T wished t0/ must curh thia propensity of yours |t? call ald pay the same on or be- choteest of | ene has been goed ah to | Pp dh lb ya Pe eae etd aan on be map ee od f Slows extravawance.” fore Deeember 15. All goods not ; | one Deen BOO. “ugh to rec las I waa saying to a friend only just ne * portant matter ‘orace briefly “e called for on or before that i an me r “ited Bare £ ” lorace, pa!” cried Sylvia, “what could | a PIANOS—ORGANS } om to you iuired Hor. | «aa we wore croming Weatmin-|, “t certainly think.” said Horace. | exniained hte object i J nave made veo thigh tioree an | will be sold by suction and all ‘Talking Mach Muste Boxes, Vie- a Tan ___| ster bridge-T've been thinkin of | “that for agch & eum” as that 1 con Dear me!” sald the professor, |agant” counts due tur over to a colle lina, Accordions, Banjos, Mandolins, | | Ss ee eee ee county pent fee ee ee eee ices ak] «nelly. eae Mvciin, “5 stesna! fm Sauney a. Guitars, Flutes, Clarinets, Brass In peecteded satiny you.” And) me! I'd no tea of chie-no idea at! not have called myself particularly | A® Our atiction sale Is drawing to ar ate, ote. jhe p _ So pat a oF wot 5. [atl I wae under fae imp Hon that extravagant.” }a close we take thix means to close " _ nme as to ane = | you volunteered to act as escort to) «Nobody ever does 1 hhimaeci¢| the affairs of our retail business. It will be : n atortala, the accommodation | my wife and daughter at St ive | particularly \xtravaeant:” tetortes| FRISCH BROS, Jewelers, 120 INTERESTING AND prorit- gf $12 Smoking $7 00 t would be required. and se On; | purely out of good nature. to relleve | the profesor: “but ne one with any | First aye Z a end of the inter. | ro" © wor ° regard for the value of money would; pitts ABLE Jackets . Wackerbath at the end of the tnter.Jarduous and distasteful duty.” | have given a guinea for a worthless | / Por to call and inepect our great | ; pt age _ >. “T was not whol I 4A- | brane veane! the bare chanc Emin and get our "prices betore |g S10 Smoking 0 Jail the tricks of the-T should say, | mit." gald Horace. °F fell tp love |i¢ might contain mmnuacripts, which making a selection. It has come to Jackets . | vorend. 5, e setateee © a with your daughter, str, the frst dav | tt aid not | be the natural thing for the people : : Fenaton. Fon rete Tie, toe” Grail, | L met her: only I felt Thad no right.| “nut it's not a bad sort of bottle of the Northwest to look to our store |g 8 Smoking and look at the ground, eh? Well. | as a poor man with no prospects, t0 lair,” pleaded Horace. “If you re- | for the very newest styles and the | ? iz oo ye nn He ith avant tar nave | wPaek te her or you at that: time | member, you said yourself the shape dest values and we can truthfully Jackets . and daughters will want to have! "IA" very creditable feeling: but |was unusual. Why shouldn't It. be This Store Is aay wdat Dever before have we had their say tn the matser. F melive yet to learn why you should | worth all the money—and more?” pee. Tomorrow's Sunday. Why net come down by the 8:40 a. m. to Lips field? Ti have @ trap, or om ‘ugham and palr, or something, waiting for you-take you ever the |," round myself, bring you back to Umbretiag of the highest grade, Bik Shir the story of the oudden tern lity, “which you : only call It a sensel # Mr. Samuel Wacker- | sible waste of money bath by ame. ewald the orofesror “Well, the truth ts. sald Horace. in all respects ax choice an agerega- tien of Piance to show intending Purchasers pas Ae 1B Suits, Paw SECOND-HAND PIANOS AND feduced prices. ORGANS } Riepend- Mufflers, Shoes at pady serve its patrons with the mt elaborate and beautiful collec n of Diam lice vatiened W tes satan fanch with at Oriel court, an one ue partner? tater o Sonti the Watehes, Jewelry, hand organs from = wee we Aik the whole. thing thoroughty | -0>¢ oF the} partners, in the [I bought it with some idea timt It! Gut aiass, Clocks and egg wy. talk - th , . vd firm of Akers & Coverdale, the great | might interest you a Bronses. 35 upward, cond-hand pianos ver hgn we'll wend you up to t moat influential . from $35 up. ¢ Mg BS Ac lentate agents, a most infiuentia are mistaken, sir, It . evening. and you ‘man, if you can only succeed In an rest me. Why should T acai, SOME SPECIAL SNAPS pw De ter ak cal ‘ . ne Tees Wing Se Nets | tetyinn bm.” Interested in a metal far. which j t sult you “ or ton't feel any misgivings |for anything thatappears to the con- | In new, odd-style and sample pianos | A I Bt h. 7 0 | abou a st sala Horace ary nal e t e are being closed out at a saving of LOOK IN OUR WINDOW, n Me. Wackerbath depart- [bout that. sir. ane ce that will] cchce day at Birmingham? baead ‘ erwhelmed by] 4 wou see that in a year T shall) Horace: “a seat nacription of Hors ett of th and teness ve earned aeverat-thousanda. and |— — : — 713 & 715 First Ave. Is always on hand and ready to en-| jenty left of thone fortune Ls oe te a with the latest and best. | Id now be In a position to Next to MacDougall & South. i instruments sold on easy pay Sylvia's father without fear | wiek ments, ar to be abso- | ‘ alee, Hila " “ lutely as rep | | 60,000 pounda would be ‘sooo ‘pounds - > j / j a FREE DELIVERY uits pre All Sizes and Styles % 4 then, af ing @ eR ove / °lR Our reguiar tis-00 to $20.0 hie elt * weunl, he wed his High Grade ® melt th anure of ving to Cotter 903 Second Av., Burke Bldg. | molt the Diene and telling Sylvia fis CALIF onenemenemennel “THAT SOUNDS LIKE ct ORM,” AID THE PROFE good Fr ; Tt was «till early and he walke : | the whole way, as some vent for hi | } Dissolstion Sale t, ott bul a myself | hieh rita, enjoying | ¢ rything | On account of the dissolution of ther just a humbie, ur with a new seat. Finalt me they 4 4 partnership of the Red Front Fut- lab Where I could ru Joy of finding crank delight at what ‘ All Varieties 4 Sass tin, MOG tad ate oo. we ance wit w nd and ¢ with CaS Mer ell hers of feeling | 20 706 feel weak, tired, nervous and | | 4 $ are compelled to sacrifice our atock H } opine a ea de on. hia shoulders, ana | St ren at is —_ ming ane ‘ j * Purniture. Ranges, Carpets, NG HOUSE ee ee to I've ren welling ee pliemagh ot . impending Cove ; ya valued at $17,000. Must be disposed unasatated wa em—0 mily seats and |" Mrs. Futvoye returne auch ts arrestee porns aks z 0 nay nang hg pgp tne the one man It ar al mansions Wutyore retarn on « at your vitiis and 2 money by buying of os, as this is to what H wa ; ' tn the r wav ti ee a apnea ne , slowly but ire waver su down Molf Gallon Bottle 4 font ‘hae sais. coeds at your!) Notice to Shins \* Delighted to hess, § itr careensenos eraciticd. Thin in tail today. far conmalta tion own prices. nely gratities. ¥ . " untair advantage of whi y to Eye glasges and fine Optical Goods If, any evening, your copy of The |W see any of my deal \ cao A ercaeh te way, met nig? YNDICATE DOCTORS || watsnss, C4 Chars ons dvtelinat’ | KEYSTONE LIQUOR ¢ telephone—Sunset, Main 1050, or In- nd, sir. I ty hou 1 you'r ‘entime she began. “tls § orner of First Avenue and] Repatring of Complicated Watches . “: dependent 1138, any time between without | fee the ’ _ T could t ly arion Street j " {f Whotesate and Family Trade. 6:80 and 7:20—and a copy will be sent dos rt take aie’ fon ¥ a eae 1 shouldn't have » #0 KOON Entranee,. 109 Marion Street Louis Klodt Jewelry Co, | 1128 First Ave. cor, Seneca. song Scan oy ated maces Mel ade wp 1 act Girt ute ‘as it should be he sald, “if my t re what It Seattic, Wash, _New Location 1080 _ Second Avenue