The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1903, Page 8

ee an OD Shh nanan “AR THE SE TRATION a A ee © Free Wood, Free Water Free Rent Opening Tomorrow | > FO cencta New Addition age Gh. Shae ae B fn 2) oo ‘A Nea That We Will ~ Dec.13 | : 1) Buy Now or Never Free Wood, Free Water, Free Rent Ty I i TRACT furnished free to pe at once. Only think, the er LOTS IN A TRACT * $ PER LOT Hu Is of people cattl , paid me pe an get $200 per now Ne a about so MEN TO WOR K ON THE P ROPE TY, all kinds of rk. ¢ 1 ‘ Why 5 t rt carne: ir down will ge of these $75 tracts right on car line, close res, amd pilace \ . " 700 Bushels of Potatoes r last year on one « ese Remember, tom vi > each, Forty extra sales " « at ofits Gerden Station to show + around ar Or rain or shine “A PREE TURKEY DINNER wil! be served nds, s e new Ret t und Jackson street; to Garden Station, or ent fare K at the waiting station, rst and Jackson. So come everyb« ng your ta e i spend the day and |Eat Turkey Wit timan, theowner, At Garden Station “Sn SOLD $68, ON TERMS $26 DOWN, $10 MONTHLY j Ree ee sabe Adoigt th oar-old ’ Watches, from $5.00 rd J ~ moth. | #on of the Nelsons told indignantly A up: Gent's Watches, from ate yor # young-| of his father's conduct $250 to $280.00; Diamond eat rom - Why, dad in the queerest man 1 any Rings, from $5.00 to $500.00. Mra 2 4 plain-featured ¢Ver saw,” he sald ‘We all thought . - Stiver and Ebony Toliet Bets, 4 her only interest in lite he had gone crany enough when llver-plated Ware, Sterling nh ber husband, her chil- he took my little b | has be . or on hin knee y Silver Ware of the finest “ ar the’ is. a | and called me to him and said. “Heys J < beautiful line of Ladies’ Rings Lutheran. She hae tolled God has told me to flee with Mra from $2.50 up rly and late in the service of her, Mehmidt, and you must be good boys aX. we Silver Novelties, Umbrellas, | ear When I am not here | ~ »id-headed Canes, large line When fn broken English it 1 Weed to see him and Mra { fine Opera Glanses, Scart }teare in h Schmidt go sneaking away into the Houghton 2 Hunter ? eicduel. Chadian Saeae lon the w etery, and they walked and talk our stock before lwon the sympathy. of the entire * ed there for houre.” | ; “REV.” P. H. NELSON, A CURBSTONE EVANGELIST, WILL BE lene ‘uh ait that ber Te Rss |S) SEX-DAY BIKE RACE NEARING AN END, AND CON- |f 706 First Avenue, Near Cherry Street buying your Christmas pree- iT AS RESULT OF DIVORCE COURT DISCLOS lollower oF ne ’ * fee * toward ht arent. the lad Re . 7 > * 7 ee at pes i ee! aia Ra aa a ere, oe Sam 0a ee repiied You bet T do: but t aant TESTANTS ARE ALL BUT READY TO COLLAPSE preaching. in praising Mra, Schmidt he began keeping ompany another woman besides _m ED AN ANGEL OF GOD TOLD HIM TO DESERT HIS OWN WIFE *" : her good works. : I was sort of sore at him ould bear with my husbar ; NEW oddities, Mrs. Nelson sobbed. prose, because he would : Saar leause he ie thy father of my chil. Dever let me play baseball or foot ane x *? another woman, Nelson preached aldren. and I loved him: but I can. >#lL of anything like that a mal wan wrom morning, it *\ sermon to his family on the Hot stand it to have him put an- He maid it wrong o . [allow my mind to dwell of Dut 10 of the original 17 teams of bicycle riders ling the sau- eoritk x last day of the race finds the re all in a pittable condition o fen, th Lid faces “The only woman # this city wh ill go to heaven when she dies, Hip, Hurrah, March | rid ine Schmidt. I love 4 “Marriages Made in Heaven,” andlother woman in my place and then} ie Leander, the hero of the guilertes, In “a ie 3 " t of God appeared to|straightway went downtown and In-|say he is doing the will of God mperte Get the Habit not proof against the ri ‘of the To look at the wonderful display of bargains in Diamonds and Watch- im his foo es in the windows of the ream last night and told | stituted divorce proceedini against A pecullar feature of the case te he Tht race Me circles about under the me to you away from me, and/| Mrs. Nelson on ground of incompat- that until five y * Nelson a be aes, ove ry |Go to the Grand cx Mae Th re handicap of a terrific cold. The to take her to be my wife, In the (bility of temperament. Mra Nel-|scorned religion of any kind The ' 40" Garne zo ave.. for your break lunch and wrists of the men are horribly on promptiy onsuited attorneys death of a ser te whom he we re. Schmidt's bh - French dinner Private din land filed an answer an cross com ited tn bis con roomea. So spoke P. H. Nelson. a Seattle|plaint, in which she charged her| version. and for some time he at street-corner preacher to his wife,| preacher husband with infidelity tended the Lutheran church with his, when he came down to breakfast one| ‘The trial of the case yesterday| wife. A year or #0 ago he invented, "° morning a few months ago. As a|was largely attended by Nelson's « religion of his own, took to street result, after « most sensational di-| followers and by his wife's friends. | preaching, and has attempted to voree trial, Mra, ison was granted| Judge Neterer's face grew at riforce his family to give up their & divorce in the superior court by|and sterner as the evidence was laid ,church and attend his meetings. Judge Neterer, yesterday evening, | before him, and at the conclusion ofj Upon thetr refusal to do this, he| st, and Nelson will soon be made the) the tri he seer to be hing | became an vince th. it wae hie defendant in an adultery case. He|his mind for fitting words to tell|@uty to hold meetings for their es was charged with that crime thie|the preacher what he thought of a|pecial benefit at home, and hie wife morning in Prosecuting Attorney| hypocrite who would so basely de-jand children say he preached to Seott'’s office. wert « faithful, hardworking wife of|them from different texts morning.| Adam J. Moyer swore to a com-| $9 yea 2 [neon and night Pants plaint for a warrant. alleging that| > and Mrs. Schmidt have| Nelson, who was the first to tow Nelson had been unduly intimate|been preaching on the streets to-| tify tn the case, with Mrs. Schmidt in Seattle on gether for months. They claim he wanted a Atvor - ’ vay various dates between May 25 and) believe that churches are an tn Lord had told hin t Hw x July 15 of the present year. Judge|tution of the devil, and that 7 ‘ r himself advised Mr. Scott|/church members will be eternally wed Mra. Sch , : a to prosecute Nelson darned. They are devout believers| woman in t 1 . none Immediately after making the|in the Bible, they allege, but inter very ike o onint® ' 2 startling announcement to-his wife | pret ite meaning to ives, | » P le ould Worth $6.00 that be was directed by heaventy | and claim hat em wers to transfer his affections to| stead of belonging to a sect, she mula | go to $9.00 At 3 Little Tallors 1a17 First Ave In P. O. Block eves of t Lord, he te that al-| conceded that if the sev teams maintain their present places, a final mile sprint pefore midnight, will occur be wander, Walthour, Fish 1, Floyd Krebs, on. The first three are London Loan Office L Lurie, Prop, 105 24 ave. south. ~ Inst | Consult Florence Marvin, prophet: ihe ene, 1209 let You can fave at least 50 per cent. on your Christmas purchases in anything in the line of Jewelry at ified of Ls ander Gougoltz and | | | | 2157 apa. Record: | 3 usvetwte | The Popular Quarter’s Worth x Tomorrow is the last Sunday the} . Is Crescent 99 Coffee, sold neo her, take boats from Pier 2 at] only in cartons, for 25 cents # upd io a ma and ib, 2°90 ad pound, a ee er ee | It isa satisfactory coffee, for Xmas. Thompaon Furniture Co. being always uniform, went. adi insitdbedsbn i Ask Your Grocer for it. Pianos Can Be Delivered on Christmas Morning swering the many inquirie arrank Watch Repairing keep her from going to ch Wm.S. Tarrant&Co. |=: Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Silverware Hand Painted China 108 Cherry Street Manvacurere of Eagle Buttons and Charms Builders’ Hard- Plumbing and ware Tinning ERNST BROS., 506 Pike St. Phones: John 231; Ind. 1158. Silver Tea Sets dae Coffee Sets arses sn setae ie its Lowest Prices Se Hello, Central. Will you please connect me with some store where they sell on credit?” 1 will connect you with Sherman, Clay & Co. EASTERN OUTFITTING CO. White Bronze 741 Second Ave. . 422-424 Pike, corner Sth ave “For they are the only people in the city that ha swell 1 of Clothing tlemen, also Holiday Ge bought on thore ALBERT HANSEN Ricoh Jeweolry 706 First Ave. Undertake nd Embalmers Have remov thelr new biock. ig2t FIRST AVENUE Both Telephones, 949. A therouch!y modern place whic “eal ing | ‘EDGAR BRYAN wick Co, 50 Hinckley Blook keowith BER ged ole WATSON CO. jore and Embalmera Par ake "Thiet ae 504, Colveniia. street Im 18 Geatt hb you sre at liberty to call and th x little grandchildren, (ER Butterworth Sons