The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1903, Page 7

GEN. SIGKLES AND COL. POPE NAMED = fess © will your Little Christman alam they beltevd apa your lips. United States ar trying Wo "Stan ie lovers of the ng & tough the the way It looks now, a lot of will be sorry they © Ad girl a guarantes of Ont tera down the hav street clothes tw © upon her pretty eyes that look Mike Christmas belld, and Christmas bite. RUMORS OF MRS. ANDREW P. CARTER Pe W YORK, De : COL, A.A. POP: GEN. DAN SICKLES sen NEW YORK, Dex festraining order was Andrew F Carter, 6 ftifal Pautine Gray o Mm Dakota divor WARDEN HERSHEY WILL PUSH BUTTON) Carter in his affidavit says that his former helpmate is a frivolous. mw @rarcld son in a military » ‘id not dream of th volving the names Mien Butomodiie manufac Dan Sickles, the ber " Gigi, and W. Preston Ha Brother of Chicago's mayor: » wen have been named by her « “Band in an affidavit flied in a Rooga court riling with the ght. He admite this has © she received ber Dakota ffidavit ameerts that her most Should por © friends seem to be Pope, | ‘bor. jem and Harrison, wha, he says. Mrx. Carter thought herself safe| “may be whining lights in the nelect after she had placed the boy in a|citele of New York society, but are wholly improper te be the Intimate without Neither of the three men has sented to speak of the alleges | Gen. Sicktes once had a Hitthe school and agcured her” separation. @uddenty sbe was informed that the father had xpirtied her son j | } | ex-husband seemed to be winning, |in bis own family, accuning Francis Mire. Carter's attorneys cuted @| Scott Keyes, the author of the “Star | flank movement by apply te the courts| Spangled Banner.” of being on too friendly terma with Mra. Sickles, The} j eld soldier shot and Killed Keyes, | was given the credit for so doing. A | was irted and acquitted of the « “of New York for an absolute dry “and custody of her child. ‘were statetory. and she named se eral prominent women in the * STAR DUST WARDEN HERSHEY. | COLUM Morderers await elec troc: Obio penttontiary the eternity button W staned. ¥ whome with bie THE MARKETS ston Darby re jd by Hershey, | Bot interter Derricks will be furnished to alt who (tell my to pass the cigars, and ‘want to climb onto the water wagon | she does Dut can't. The wagon will leave Plo-| “And I,” mourned the Experienced Heer Square at 1291 a m. January 1.) One, “tell my wife every Christmas om time to pase (he cigars, and she doesn't) Phe commission merchants on W Don't forget! seem to be able to go past them,” orn avenue wore benevotent cutee on iain —_ their faces today. On all other days Say, Girls! Of the year they fight strenuously. for If you haven't got him anything yet. You might get him some handkerchiefs =the kind with a wide border and pimie forget-me-nots stamped ali over em. Hard on Us Rich Men we has been started in Chieago supremacy “on the street,” but today Christmas was in the air. No changes in prices were noted, and trade was dull toward evening, WHOLESALE PRICES A mor 4 ‘There's no boy 7 (These prices to find places im the country for the| "ares Pe | oo Canaan tit Prioss ep email’ purchase | Boor of the city. so they may make}, 50.0 ‘my maw tell paw law’ night age 39 per cent higher) j Food rime and |! te pospicah ng Provisions | a meta ‘on |" Eom thats rite venime try |g Bt Menke ree. Sie por on Hives tn the please my paw an’ maw, pork. To Ib; mutton, . ol An’ when I try, you bet th’t I'm Provisions Fama. Pa . breakfast Th’ best you ever sam ihe ib; bellies, fresh. i2e im. A Hard Pull he agp If money is the root of al! evil it te] Maw only hae t call me once Native Burbanks, Si6@18 ton, Yaki- ene tne tourteanth attempt to], 7 eet me up these days; ma potatoes, S800 ton, sweet pola- en iding out of | 't tickles her because I've dropped | tone Maric Ib; carrots, Bc per sack; | ‘got ox-Ranker ©. W. Spav iy Gbunecear Futabegas, Tes sack. capimage. 10 ib. | fall Gt Chicago te an stlempt to pal | ane says, “Now Jimmy, don't do that,” | tat toon fh.to tox: celery, A : lo tomatoon, celery. him out by the r An’ I don't way back, “Why? fos. radi Me per dos fee. | Tue Vesine I just stop doin’ it at oncet lettuce, per box; ante ig An’ don't pout er ery. oatonas. a wee « 5 ber dos ae 1 4 One, der Ib, pum; Axpiained the New Marri When maw needs somethin’ at th’ | peppers. $1 store Hi Co, 0 An’ wants it right away | by Moca, | berth at the t | roe Rather than push | Jin that manner. Burnt Leather—Denny ee 1 hustle off am’ get it ant I never stop t’ play. }I ain't been t school this month, | 1 never track th’ fh 5 | 1 weep th’ sidewall An’ don't talk bac wity day no more, I bet a cent old Santy Claus | "Is awful good this year, | I bet he leaves me i y toys ight when he stops here. 1 I don’t khow th’t Santy will, 14, An Elegant Decanter Filled With Choice Wine With Every Purchase of $3 or Over Hay, Grain and Feed } Omts, $98 per ton, barley, $23 p ‘4 iy Ae tis ton! ol 4, ny. new. fa ton! me th’ things I'm a . I'm bein’ goo Aronson never cuts 4 ae lat Ht ton; paw alta raises prices to et Hound hay, 6 Holiday Crtt. Wi ton. have lots of tai fantern tub, fresh, 6 tie th Be don; Bastern jor. Cheese—Native, H@ise per Ib; Kast. ern, Me per Ib. 404 Fitst Ave. South Or the Devil 2.% per bunch. | h, Bape don: Ore- | PW the Foreman Both Phones Pink 1751 A country editor is always between! crigony ge, 124ept4e | the devil and the deep sea. If he has | chickens. pas, !Samtte per Ib, STEAMER SUNK | NEW YORK BOAT WRECKED ON THE ROCKS—FOUR WOMEN AND TWO MEN MISSING EVERY EFFORT POSSIBLE BEING MADE ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN PACIFIC, 4 The plytig be mixing BEAUTY AND-HAT August Schubert (Special to The Star.) SNOHOMISH COUNTY RANCHER ] 18 MURDEREO BY A CHICK EN THIEF plot whone prett ture hat, brought he At henst me apprehended! Madison, Schubert, a Holt live Art Cal oP BURNE | WATER LINE CHIEF ENGINEER HAD NARROW | ESCAPE ABOARD SOPHIA ‘ ‘The tug Sophia was burned to the water's ode laet Monday at Meats! harbor, ‘Th engineer of the vex sol, M. A. MoGili, nearty lowt hin life | in the fire i by the emoke, which poured inte He quickly dressed, and opening the door leading to the en Hy this time a crowd had arrived, for two houre volunteers worked Trojans to save th finally forced to mach r to ave the the exception of part of her machin ery the tug @ilt be @ total Bre is owned bY Pryeberg & Downer, of Kagle harbor. Mineo med In green panne velvet, milt- tary effect,” very nobby: worth re a nn FT Zibetine Bulls, In brown, blue and binck ‘The latest manniah stytes— Lowia the XIV, in mixed shader Suite In biue cheviot, trim- My shoulder effect, piped with black velvet, trimmed with black but- tons and green broadcloth. Price 29.0, Our mpecial ne 628.50 The New York Store Jacob Perl, Prop. 1418 Second Avenue rey We will remain open until LEST YOU FORGET Our 1 Christmas ALL THE DELICACIES Special Sale of Universal Steel Ranges | Range, $20 and up. MRE CO, South NT FUR 908-810 Second Ave : PORTLAND HAMMERS | ~ ARE GETTING BUSY TO QUEER TRAFFIC | HARRIMAN AND NORTHERN THAT WILL SPELL PORTLAND'S DOOM sige ee eel QW CARS TONIGHT | Tonight the Last Opportunity The Gift Seeking Sale Ends This Evening Contrary to custom, we have reduced the prices on all Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings for the benefit of Christmas purchasing. price reductions at the Blue Front RIGHT NOW---not when you have supplied all your wants and have no need of more clothing. Serviceable Presents Most Appreciated And particular people find no fault with our generous display of just such little accessories, of dress that put on the finishing touches to a man’s appearance. Remember, we have reduced the prices on our large line of Handsome Sults and Overcoats, Stylish Cravats, Fancy Hosiery, Shirts, Etc. The same feeling of good cheer and general satisfaction which has prevailed at the Blue Front throughout the weeks of Christmas trading has not diminished in the least---we still have something to please everybody, Store Open All Evening layed purchasing until the last minute. | 812-814 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated Vine Furniture Vine Purattar | Merry Christmas! Store Closed All Day Tomorrow. Open Saturday as Usual. a youth, gave | FREDERICK & NELSON | Incorporated 2d Ave., Madison, Spring Complete Housefurnishers | ter 1 o'clock the «1 6-minute schedule unt vores Prize masquerade Christmas night. December 2, in Ranke hall, Pike Ladies, 25 cents, gentlemen, For the accommodation of peo- attending the Christmas ser- | churches tonight, the « y will run’ 2 o'clock. Af- 50 cents, com at the lo Whe o—. Denny Rurnt Wood The Blue Front Clothing House, 812-614 1st Ave. You get the late to accommodate the stragglers who have de- Let everyone be “‘dressed up” for Xmas, F. L. JACOBSON, Proprietor.