The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1904, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, OFFICWR- 120T and 1908 Bev enth avenue we BYERY AFTERN { WXCRPT SUNDAY — TELEPHONES <g> Business Department—Sunset, Main 1060; Independeny As% c BWaitorial Department-—Sunret, Main 1188 ‘The © 7 Mastern offices: 106 I 4 bullding, Chicago: 68 Bribune building, New ¥ wom Pp 1, mer. foreign advertising BALLARD BrAR AGENCY—821 Ballard ave Bunset, feea Ma One cent per copy, sx cents per week or twenty-five eenw per Month, delivered by ma arclers, No free coples, TO WAIL BUDACHiBNNS da te whe cubsertp em the udiress label of each p W hen that ¢ rriven, if Won has not again been paid In advance, your name te taken ao of date on the address tabe! te a ree istered at the Poatoit FROM DITCHER © at Semttia Washing n. as second-clasa matter night will be able to do ing Don't think Frassull, the Moroe oan bandit, will get as much for Mr Pordicardis as Mra, Stone's ransom This k ing game is gotting a | little Fre ied on the edges, A Western educator says more than 100,000 school teachers will ndon their profession this apring Several million schoo! children will also be idle all summer, To GOVERNOR The door of opportunity in this country is not closed to poor boys. Wrstance the career of J, Frank evernor of Indiana. Manley started In life asa ait In the region of Homer, Tt, and did the work hilmesif. While Manley fitted himeclf £ achool tea @ous about Frank Hanley the work at hand Then this ambitious yo soit t oe m oratory Neighbors atill remember to have he Greased to listening senates issuln, tolled with the ditching spade. Attended school house the barn to the horses, Then Hanly made and people quit laughing at him, in the woo debates far and near Hanley, recently nominated for hen he took contracts for tile ditching working at this man’s task young hing. There was nothing fasti- He had his living to make and he tackled an began to study law and practice ard a Yoloe Ike that ad- g from a deep ditch where Hanley He was anticipating hie career, He He made speeches in ds to the trees. a Fourth of July speech in the fair grounds They saw he meant business. With scant capital and few law books the young lawyer hung @ut bis shingle In a small cx nty seat town tn Indiana. He suceweded |an@ moved thence to the city of Lafayette, where he soon took rank ae @ leading lawyer. Hanly went Into pe might. He stumped the state am touch with the people. He put his ain stittes as he had gone at ditching—with all his He got into close gations fo that and again. party under then he asked to be nominated for governor be got the prise on the first ballot. De you see, young mant ‘The successful issue of Frank that you must do more than knoc munt push it open! career itustrates the tet You Hanly’s k at the door of opportunity. a “What's Bilkerly doing now? In feme skin game, | supposeT” "ea, he's selling face powder ‘CLE HENRY SAYS “Necess'ty's oy mother o th’ 3 a. ‘The New York Contra! has cut off fe waces of $16 a month that tt its porters In its New York and tm the future they must on tips, It was a terrible ex: that the late Mr. Pullman set. HENRY STILL RUNNING. the contest. It looks now as it will merely be up to the 8. D. to can the old boy and reinstate This is the coust to- Consu tations. Examination SEATTLE EYE. EAR NOSE 4-6 Haller Block, Sire All Methods. Corner Second and Columbia Street. |-ONLY--I WAGNER'S BAND 25~PIECES--25 Pleasant Beach Sunday, June 5 CONCERT, DANCING, Boats Leave Pier 2 Every Hour After 9 A.M. . 50c--Round Trip -- 50c Pat SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc, ee AND CONTRACTORS Iron Work, Piers and Foundations, Dredging “I wonder if radium really is the source of the earth's heat.” Radium's that expensive stuff, isn't itt fo, you're thinking of hard coal.” JAPS SURRENDER Nothing TO THE RUSSIANS ASKAKOP, June 3.—Foreign mifl- itary attaches see in the formation of the Russian balloon corps a turn in the tide of war. “It wan just exactly what Russia needed,” said Col. La Buttin, the famous French strategist. “In what way?” I asked. “Gen. Kerohatpin’s plans have been in the air for some time,” he replied. The latest dispatches from &t. Petersburg say the Russians go wild whenever the czar appears. I may add that they also go wild whenever PORT ARTH ported here that in Viadivostok and that the Viadi- Vostok fleet ls coming down. —It is now rumored that the Viadi- Yostok fleet is going down. It's nearly time for The Kunnel to call the Queem Anne caterpillare erank-brained whelps, isn't it? The six boxes of Panama canal| archives which the assistant attor- neys general shipped from Parts are j valued at $2,000.000. If they should | souvenirs ot a lot of very dirty business and the ana Byes Treated Free AND THROAT INFIRMARY, FIELD SPORTS SEATTLE. WASH, ERS IMITATE © us| PORT ARTHUR—June 3.—Later £0 astray the world would lose the United States No Knife! Wo Pain! Cross Eyes Straightened! THINGS BROKE EASY FOR HIM Friends of Japan need not feel uneasy over the stories of defeat They will be denied in due time. And friends of Russta may feel cor- tain that stories of reverses to the g00d season. That man Overall seems to put tt all over the Giwashes-aod othera. If It conte three dollare to sea Mansfield, how long will ft take the Grand opera house to finish ite fire escapes? Death of Lumberman J. McDonough, president of the MeDond Manufacturing ¢eom- |pany, died at Bau Clair, Wis, yee terday morning. Mr. McDonough, | when in Seattle three months ago, | was taken {11 with liver complaint, |which resulted im hie death. ie was the builder of the Weyerhaeus- or mill at Everett, and was well known as & manufacturer of ma- ebivery and as « lumberman. Mr and Mise Jane Peterson of Interbay were yesterday united In marriage at 1517 Temth avenue weet, Rev M. A. Christensen performing th: ceremony, About 200 guests wo in attendance. Frank Oleson acted as toastmaster at the wedding sup- Nearly Forfeits His Lite A runaway almost ending fatally ted & horrible uleer on the lee B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Mi. For four years it defied al doctors and all remedies But Bucklen's Arnica Salve had no trouble to cure! him. Bqualty geod for Burns, Bruises, Skin Eruptions and Piles. caar's troops will also be denied in| Lorenta Sanstrom of Seattle | THE SEATTLE STAR. PRECINGTS 100 LARGE Union Will Seek vision of Voting Districts VRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1904 — ia a ONE WEEK MORE ——OF TiE-— BANKRUPT SALE “THE QUAKER SELLS IT FOR L@68.” SATURDAY SPECIALS Dalle, Civic Subdi Moth Lump Borax 100 pound aba #E Tho oxcossive size of some ofthe |B Sulphur, pound .....esecereres. So A—9 Crrentent reduction ever known in the history of Monttte voting precincts in the dity, Was) eae A @iance at the prices in our window will the subject before the Civlé uston |f Insect Powder, pound .,.....900 > y ince you that one dollar will buy twe ve worth of yt ri z nkrupt stock We bought at sheriffs wale ¢ at @ meeting recently and a om a. Goo mittee was appointed to do pill tm ite Kpsom Halts, pound ., + Be a of King & Spinel of Ban Francisco for ieee tham 600 on to obtat dtrist f —_— \3 @ollar, Thin great stock consists of th Hate, Bhoes power 0 chums a sew Come © Men's Vurnishing Goods, You are losing money if you don't the city into small election pre elnete, The law provides that no more than 250 voters shall be in One precinct and in many of them there are more than twiee that number, In speaking of the importance of the re-apportionment of {he pre cinets, Judge Milo A. Root maid: 1 think that some of the pre clnete will have about 1,600 votes in the fall election, while several others will have at least half that take advantage of this aale, Note these pr i Ready Remedies for Summer Campers © $10; while Here in where you get « $20 gold piece for $10 These sults never wei sold for | than } Made from La number, Large precincts makes it Wyoth's Sodium Phosphate, 1-4 | ie diffteult to handle the voters and seg’ on ~ gr eee = I The Quaker Takes by ihe be * “acai opportunity for fraud in) 1 tb. regular $1.00 B5e egular price $26, jon and voting. In mall | Seetie Biterveasian View, | Canadian Money $10.60 someone knows all the hy im tg ia voters and the lability for fraud ime, Speen oe, and floating voters is much re-|— Wyeth's Effervescing Lithia $2.00 line of Shoes, in viet duced. Tablets, S-grain ..... ...480 kid and f, a 3 satin ¢ “The Austraiian ballot ts neces-|E ygrain ., i ¥ sarily alow, as the electors wish to — he The beat ever, Just to intro- excellent value at $1 : give the voters all the time they | Vaes Beet, Iron and Wine Base & cccie rn Soe tee : want in which to prepare their votes. | ee Be i With S00 voters or more, the vete|E Kent's Flea Driver .2Be 35c 2 ie handled with a great deal of dit LS } King’s Hats i fleulty and im the rush, floating | mt ~ | lection law breakers are aiven bet: || The Quaker will pack and Crack-a-Jack Nailbrush Men's Worsted Casst i ter opportunities, The city council ship any $5.00 order to any || English Screw Back, worth Tweed, Gerae Known the world over and } should divide some of these big pre- point within 100 miles of Se Quaker introduction price, benkrupt prices always sold on contract einets at onee. tact several off *'tle exprons prepaid. ISO 140 ssseeess 3 FOR B60 | wee toe nals price of rupt sale price them should have been divided two years ago.” | ‘The committee appointed by the union to look Into the matter con- | siste of: A. J. Goddard, Jobn Powell, J. M. Frink, W. H. Lewis, W. B. Allison, A. 5. Burwell and Gifferent patterns, o styles $1 $5.00 Pante , This is worth your while. ALASKA MEDICAL OUTFITS $6.00 Panta *2. No orders too small to receleve most careful None too large to be filled with accuracy and dispatch attention + A TOILET WAFER | S02" Arwen 008. ooo. -.80e FURNISHINGS "> v fone Leaves Cascara Bagrada She W. C. T, U, ELECTION ‘ seseee BO@ and BBe || Scott's Hypophosph B50 Greatest tine of Wack Ye Pancy White ont The Contral W.C.T. U. met tnape- || Pinaud’s Lilac ..,,. ......680 || Dr. Charles’ Flesh Food. ..400 pt al — a { pankrapt cial session thie afternoon to elect Landberg’s Violet ... B50 Good Castile Soap, big cake Zhe an i 1 officers for the ensuing year. The|f Ricksecker’s cade 106 Fanoy Liste Thread Socks, | , wk meeting is in the First Baptist |B Goit Queen, Citrate ‘of | Magnesia, fresh regular py Bank- |] and madres, requiar priee ebureh. Cc || datly, highest grade, bottle =x rT+4 . Mra. J. B Ives instituted divorce jf ?'™* ‘Pome | +.9e0 008 ee S00 Gent# Balbriggan Under- proceedings in superior court | yesterday against her husband, James Ives, Cruelty was alleged. | The Quaker carries a com plete line of Rogers & Gallet’s, Pinaud’s and River's Toilet Waters. 4711 in Wicker oale price ° Men's All-Wool Sox, Pigamof Dates40c According to the report of Post master St for May, just te sued, the gross receipts at the lo- | Drug Re pee Quaker Co. Rainier “Clothing House IG | | typ nace 1217 First Ave. Next Postotnes Any Good Kind | 10135-1015 First Ave., Globe Block Of summer underwear for men you will find in great variety at BLN. Brooks & Co.'s, 1331 Second ave, ** Special Freeh Be at G. O. GUY., Ine, drug store,! Second and Vesier. Avenue Between Vine and Cedar ed TION FOR VALUE and V NORTH ALASKA (4,000 BAIL Fon Nome, é0CbM es Comnesting at Golovin Bi wovtaanes, ey N Fa rh sean Vente Fat $58 a, and Guaranteed Boot, whi two Straightforward Dealings — The Bee Hive There’s a Store Behind Every Advertisement Seattle people know those stores as well as the quality and style of their merchandise. So in reading an advertisement, remember the name at the to hammer down prices, but never lose sight of qualities. Here Are Offering That Can’t oe Duplicated Men's Furnishings | =e an a = Are the only effective treatment in that het- 7 our ; ° ; 4 ‘ hota nie Mexico T had the good fortune of ow ee Gey Ee oe BS oo Riiowns ee bey oy han “ihe fun, for Paigiean E irae ta oe Bape ene ot emcee venta torn T Bove studied ae prions, bet, most of all {M2 || down-town prices, We have got the goods to antecd for ten yearn“ "1h stugied: 1 have tnvestignted and investigated; I have worked hard “ back up the prices: early and tate, at home and abroad, In behalf of suffering humanity. wrong fe found it is quickly Ladien Jersey Ribbed Se ee Few physicians have had equal opportunities. a physicians a - sleeves, taped neck shai cotter as carnest and indefatigable in thetr methods of original research. Meare Baterig- with Drawers to dats anble and knee les have worked for the people, I have learned how to Cure thelr mala~ gan = Under S5e value; our price @ies, I am willing to help all who want my help. So T do not want e wear, Maco Ladies’ Fine French Lisle Thread Vests fortune for my services. All I require ts a fair compensation for the Sonble, seat || . Drawers, 18e value; our price... a aa services I render. I doctor thousands of people, and small fee rom seg Ladies Sleevel ons Vests, low neck, ta! nicel: each one gives me all the tneo want or have any use for. My eases kat i finished, all sizes, 1244 value aon 2 Iinsion te not a mercenary one; it Is to de good whenever and at- fi > ud “ i n loome to my advice and none w' Soe. Frenme I Ladies’ Sisuvelens Colored Silk Vesta, tn g ng ft FiTM coRCSS, for during the Seuned telus wetlon tear wit not pene You may write to ls: aie outa 10 Ath ee || Hone, North Star Dye, 89¢ value; our price gesessees t |} Ladiew Black Cotton Hose, full fashioned, all DR. D, T. RICHARDS, Special Adviser te the State Medical In- Men's Mercerited Egyptian’ Cotton Vests and " a i we ererers, flesh color, fe value; our price. 800 | _— mes wetets ont pure stitute, author of Persian System of Self-Treatment, late Professor ‘en's Gossamer Worst: Shirts and Drawers, |) very light weight wool, $1.25 value; our price... || at *Ehownt nnd Patan Bt {08 |] of Dineancs, Lowa Medica! College, tate Chief Burgvon B & O. RR Cathe 91.00 | Ss rda Shoe N ces & apecialty. Sur Patent’ Double Men's Soft Bosom Shirts, in white and colors, tor saturdays ews Ee eS et, drone perfect fitting, actual Three Leaders for tomorrow's selling Office H 9 H 4 —9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays, 10 a. m. tet p.m. only. value our price $1.00 || tadies Nurse Juliet Shoo, t t comfortabl manta oF ea Men's Megliges Colored Shirts with 2 detached shoe omar worn, all sinss: “omc! tor pate | aesh Mithout pain “and “guar Wedneedaye and Gaturdays, 016. mt 8 om collars, 65¢ value; our price 4Be || day : $1.49 7% dosen Men's Working Gloves, muleskin, well Men's Oxfords, all sises, up-to-date styl 2.00 shed twelve years. put tomether, with deep cuff and properly shaped, | Susu Guest al for datarden "stag || Brown's Painless Dentists CALL OR WRITE actual value 46c; our price R5e Ladies’ %#trap Slippers. sizes, made on the a 713 Fir it Aven - : . latent laata, $1.75 value; epectal for Saturday entender acto ot Masdou abe Rae} . ® Ladieg’ Summer Gloves. | “<scacies | State Medical Institute fon sta, Portland; #6 Pa 1 ave Ladies’ Best Quality Silkette Gloves, in black, Tacom: ewitt ave, Ev ae Gua Gian ear wile m7 mmer Skirts Tecoma 1713 Hewitt ave., Everett, Ladies’ Lace lale Silkette Gloves, in black, gray phen INCORPORATED pant white, very stylish: our price aSe || adios’ mer Skirts, in Heather Suttings, Duck REDUCED FREIGHT R RATES D. T. RICHARDS, M. DB, adie’ Pure Bilk Glover, tipped fingers, in black, and Pigue, white and colors; special for Sat- rhe > j 3 gray and white; our price Oe urday 81.50, $1.98, $2.50 || On novsenold goods to att eastern |f Pe Longest Established, the Most Skillful and Suc- A Full Line of Misses’ and Boys’ Tennis Oxfords, S. S. GARONNE intel fier Ps sag) and allKoteebu Bills of Barden Heese one guaranteed, 2 cont Creamery Co. rae cee| BATHS 50c | per dos, Cree- ] Heady's, under Dexter Morton Bank. | 116 Let ave. *** AND PRICE OUR CALIFOR NIA WINE THAT 18 ALL WE ASK. Fine old Port, per gallon.$1.00 Fine old Sherry, per gal..91.00 Small ProfitsMany Sales—— That's Our Motto wwe ORIN ES ae marten 2615-2617 First Avenue Between Vine and Cedar Ste see a eee Reilable Dry Goods Store Telephones—Sunset, Buff 41 Independent, 39. Free Delivery Murphy Wine & Liquor Co. Family Trade « Specialty. 908-310 Pike Street Seattic You know our REPUTA ERACITY—WHAT WE PROMISE WE PERFORM. We 8 for Tomorrow (Saturday) at prices covered important I principles. In Londen I had an TEETH FREE BROWN'S PAINLESS NTISTS Ladies’ Summer Knit Underwear &Hoslery OUS PROSTRATION is made te order and I ascertained the mest cessful Specialists in Diseases of Men. 701 First Ave., points. to 60 per The Se ttle Transfer Company Saving of 2 ough ears. t Bi — Our Price AQCENTS | ‘Adhesive Piiable Plate Foot of Cherry Bt, Seattle, Wash. BONNEY-WATSON CO, ALBERT HANSEN Rich Jewelry 706 First Ave. STEAMSHIP CO, Puones MH) oze, TONS) ON, JUNE 2nd Bid Sect Tho prices on our Gut Glass ts way, dowg— cannot be’ beat. * ading for All i rhe °8 oe fot, Tooth filtePana A ga ph 00 and 7:00--and a copy will be once@d: ve MOWOr cesses eevee All Werk Guaranteed 10 Years. reaps gi free, without pain replac with new oi e same day. ee Hours—8;/50 to 6; Sunday, 9 to 12, Lady Attendant, eo” @. 1, ANE ; 106 4 columbia ot hy. wit efits cui ot hay iain