The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1904, Page 3

: THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1904 _ ———————— Is the Amount of Money That We Must | Raise By July Third : IN ORDER TO PAY CREDITORS WHOSI DEMAT OWING TO THE BACKWARD SEASON AND THE SHUTTING DOWN OF LUMBER AND SHINGLE MILLS BUSINESS HAS BEEN VERY QUIET. WE BOUGHT HEAVILY, EXPECTING A BIG BUSINESS. :| We’re Loaded With High Grade Clothing, Hats and DED A SE : Furnishing Goods [All cf This Spring’s Purchase] short a time we are sacrificing Profit and some of the Cost. As a consequence we have no money with which to meet our bills. We Must Ralse Money to Pay These Claims, At Less Than the Price of Poor || R. SIMON & BROTHER, 7“ JOSH WISE’S SPORTING BLOOp LITTLE TALES iz: the Ce Walla aod @ b 7 mmercial Club, of ih was to have rth of July cele TERSELY TOLD ‘sion See scntneited itt GETS ALL RILED UP ee ple JAMES B. GINGLE the noto | BELLINGHAM’S Fourth of July ll be tried | celebration will have rious highwayman. Jat North une 20, to- THE STAR'S GENIAL PHILOSOPHER BEING TEM- is er with Leon Macey, who has confessed, and whose confession PORARILY OUT OF A JOB GOES TO TACOMA TO '™Plicstes Gingles SEE A BALL GAME ON ACCOUNT OF the lack ot! a | Statt Spectal t th’ Star. uy enthusiasm th’t he can't hold By Josh Wise. himself an’ jumps up CITY UV DES- TINY, June 3 it he's black tm th’ f alls back in his neat oudle sig in’ whoops ’ face an’ then with jest slip ‘twixt a res- | hosaphat! but wasn't that a beaut!” olution an’ a bait | Him .er me, I say, fer I tell you game. When th’t | th't where there's a yell there's red | ehump Hollings | blood back uv it worth muffed t Yeu, sir, I got t’ thinkin’ wy th’t twict in one game |near two hours before th’ game last year {| walk- | wuz called an’ watched ‘em Iimber | ed home an’ said | up | ¢’ my wife:-°I| An’ I don't mi ¢ wear out yer hands an’ back th’n th’t’s whut he done, any rain yer heart.” awy, and Lou Coben's bunch got - 4 When th’ team went down t'|skunked so bad they wuz nuthin’ | This month will be your only play Frisco this spring I didn’t hev|to it. Yours truly, JOSH WISE. YITURE and CARPETS at cost , Say more sportin’ blood in my a m July 1, and therefore will | © yeine th’n a Dosewallips klooch Wagner's Band | if man, When th’ first Tacoma ser | 8 y in order to get rid | «fos wus pulled off | used ¢' turn| Pleasant Reach, Sunday, June 6.|f eee we ere ! over th’ sportin’ page real quick | See ad., page 4 oes f read about th’ prune market. 1 ——_¢—_—— coal th’t sore on baseball. An At the 10c Store after «fx Satur when th’ Oakland series wuz bein day, l0e Brass Extension Rods yed I prayed fer a repetition uv for Se. one a's flood. At 1:20 p. m. rube timey yest'day 1 wuz bangin’ t' a strap in a street car in this city uv th’ dead, bound fer th’ bali park : It only goes t’ show th't once a } saches th’ point where he's} | worn. All these i t th’ cut uv his “sinters | $1000 } at sot about evrything else, He } a e no more shake off his old hab at HALF PRICI ; its th’n he c’n shake off th’ gas | | man. They stick t' him like a]. y aoene unless they're p’ticklerly ‘i abits, which is a» easy dcop » cha repulalions. ive tor) Chat’s What Frank Not th’t 1 want t mpelled to take a Rest @inner in Beattie, with Saw « or Burgundy, at Matson Rar. fecond and James, every eve a $1.00. a great many good which are our large of hance of get We must have to easy grounders, | big whoopin’, hollerin’ crowd an I slung th’ ball sez: “Josh, old man, throw a few over Buck Fr cinders on Father Time's track j man’s head and | Don’t let him travel any faster’n | dropped a little | you e'n help.” | fly an’ struck owt | Th't's why I went out there purty ,- | ! salt | wanted ¢” th’t tie. tank ‘> % won't go t another game all | wa ser big, lanky cuss y pg ed uy ota I'd rather fight | uv @ collidge student with a name | them durn catapiliers on Queen | like a pair uv blue jean pants sock a> ‘Anne hill. It's a good deal better ptt over th’ plate | ting FUR give up our almost give stock DP Yokog mina youue heart. youe| W.Blalr Will Take | Carpet Department f heart, sweet old age—th’t ‘s my motto. Rusty bones an’ a bald for His Acre __ Velvet Cagpet, sew laid and lined for 9O@ a yard head. never worry & man if his This grade of goods sold re ularly heart's right. I e’n hev more fun watebin’ @ ball game th’n any kid np hey playin’ it, an’ a rosy-| among the purchasers of Acre Lona marae Ca rl te dent U2 | reacts near Georgetown yesterday | So ney eae citine |.¥a8. Frank W. Blair, of Bouth Se eth ee Sy rai £ * Fateh bought A an 4 ——_ nd. ’ ss ne, City’ aver ts Sir rik 6 atree? and for $1.4 *olished Oak pet yard } IE AE AE 4g IIE WE 7 ACCOUNTS ARE PAST DUE AND WHO HAVE TLEMENT BY THAT TIME The Loss Is Ours---it’s Your Main Chance to Supply Yourself With Clothes---Good Clothes--- have started out to raise $40,000 tor)C. Mehan are charged bulidiog A. M. ROBERTS of Pierce, Idaho, | Cx: has resigned ter at the same time. Pullman, THE ORPHANS HOME asso tion of sion among bere, J. ( 4 M. ©. A. |deavoring to thwart the js expected that the |of the organization will be completed by fall, | r at Anacon pointed su THE CONTRACT has Amalgamat-|for the construction of has been big distillery in nN postmaster because not consistent terday did an inestimable of good in were in need of rain THE SPRING-SOW over Southeastern Wa c ~ COLVILLE ls rejoicing over a) nom MANAGEK E. P. MATHEWSON, | heavy fruit crop in Stevens county of the Washoe ame da, Mont perintendent of all the or Company's property in 00 distillery to be ere erton, B.C. This wil fill| THE SHOWERS which fell yes { © neighbor the fruit anc 1 of | grain | { GRAIN all ‘badly In need of the recent show GUY'S “Worry-for-Other-Druggists Prices” Saturday Selling at the Guarantee Store Moth Balls | 20 Mule Team || Borax 1 Lb. 2} | pack Cc | |12-Ounce | | age 2 || Package, 2c ‘ | Per Pkge Mirrors Hand and Pocket | (nsect Powder Sold 2: Pure Bu- 2: at | Pagiy per Cc each 2c Package 2 Wood Alcohol|| Compound | Guaranteed 95 per \Cathartic Pills - 2 | Guaran- 2} teed, one Cc ia 2C doz.in box fam 2 And in order to do it in so 917 FIRST AVENUE ers, which will help the outlook of {and some eastern associates have { HON. A. EB MEAD, Repubiican| ee for to open the d + air at Monroe | pion in August. day Hough of age. W. H. PLUMMER of Spokane — « SMART CLOTHE HERALD, Second - Go to pairs id. purposes |the crops considerably. | purchased the famous Cougar mine jim Eastern Oregon for $600,000. has agreed| ABNER TUTTLE, a Washingtow SY, was buried yester=- He died af on May 30 and was 80 years - dleycle re wee HOSIERY BARGAIN DAY TOMORROW all sizes, s’ Fancy 8 ladies Fast Black Hose, dow ble soles, heels and toes, Sat urd Men's Lace special, per pair. 12\4e per pair New Braided Macrama Belts, New White come in’ champagne, gray Dining Ta he M&- pre) pee aa rae the 4 =a “eioslne 66 oun Ber OUR RUSINESS ML. does Price strong | $10 a month, all, th’ ‘matkind. Porous Plasters. pi Johnson's or Bauer, & Bipcke 2c ‘isi er5qrmnly four toa Tom ¥%. m. do ya" be Fil Prescriptiqns tor Other styles and grades at 650 and up, in black, gray and buge col- and trimmings ore, & 4 ch.. store price $4.00, Our leader Ladies’ Bright Charcoal fa Children’ s Lace Lisle Hose Reinforced heel Children's Ribbed School Hose, iped Egyptian choice of fine or double rib, Saturday special, per pair cluster drop stiteh. Saig t t lors, 50 oa beautiful fast colors, 60c and } 50 gozen Men's Biack and Tan 60c values, tomorrow per Seamless Socks, well worth pair 3T%e 12%c, Saturday special, per ‘ pair «+ ++. 3-Se Ladies’ Lace Lisle Hose, new Men's Fancy Socks, in soft handsome effects, 400 value shades of gray, combination per pair . Be and fancy stripes, per pair 2 Lisle Hose, decid- edly new and pretty patterns, -25e Pretty Belts Galore Pique Crushed eA fancy gilt and nickel buckles, Belts, fancy buckle, each.25e Pretty Black Silk Stitched Its, nickel clasp and slide, white, red and black, Satur value, selling at Be day selling price 2@5e } New ‘inch wide Peau de Sole Silk Belts, entire edge beau- New Wide Crush Silk Belts, tifully hemistitched, platted black and white, beautiful back with pretty French fire gilt and nickel buckles, knots; a decidedly new nov- S8e value; selling at 65e elty; each . . $125 } ws aw | Two Great Hat Values Men's finest fur Hat, now ¢ Men's finest fur Derby Hats, Panama shape, with $-inch latest style blocks, best crown and 2 8-4-inch brim; grain leathe: weat band exclusive hat $3.00 3 4 4 q i grrr ee ae hich labs Sih