The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1904, Page 7

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The house was ¢ y | by tions of set 4 land nd during ¢ Pu Al PHIA, Pa . i¢ naan tr exer were bh < —_— nday is Flag Day, the » an-| Under its F E é Woday to Flag I . » ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS PROM | Most Seattle people have bad backs ro " a 4 iT 1 r t niversary oe t by Con.| METCALF WILL GET 1SE TO DO ANYTHING, BUT | ame suffer severely from backache pains, others have at hat the flag sld consist} WASHINGTON, D, C., June 14 2 “ " ” tacks that harass,annoy,but seem not serious, Many griev- It was admitted last night by high} GET TOGETHER IN STATE } ous mistakes come through back neglect The apparent 8 altert red | administration Als at Rep-| YER GAYS SHE WILL TELL HER STORY AND IT | / . t z & F _~ : tative Victor H, Metcalf of CONVENTION MSR LAWYER'S - | weakness which causes every little strain on the back, ev- and white, and a unton of at One | California is slated for the poattion | WILL CLEAR HER ery cold, every exertion to bring backache pains, is a tell- ° of secretary of comn © and labo tale warning from the kidneys The kidneys are over- & oe ley en abin me x Pr wl ‘7 Ju “ worked, they become congested, and if you do not relieve an oe ie a y tt ° (Py Sorlpve News A grand jury will be mad them, urinary disorders follow —Diabetes, Dropsy, Bright's tion of national an i t - satan wer untinl Saba ee ee we Se Disease. Doan's Kidney Pills not only cure the backache, palgn manager | trict ® the Indications were| Patterson was arraly t ofl trint nt moment | but cure the kidneys of every complication that attacks them t ' ta cead § Fem. fer! etand » her story of the ° * ' od against her i y ath ( ur Young b ald MID- WEEK | BRITAIN WILL : uit seer the i: Ap a . rial Tree . ~ ope ‘wourd| Lavy, 5 ing was d 1 util eal nothing « ’ . ~ tion of the & teu f th ¢ time in July Grocer aT Pees Th . Peicichess: Jing ammur wagons ready for | (My Boripps News Ass'n) (he fruy m | TIMELY WARNING | ‘ Pr. Lamey ot ; n h Torey Aven , ral - have had = | Iney trouble off and om for years, but during the past three . LONDON, June 14.—In the house] WANTS PRESIDENT TO RE-| -comany Rogge ig has boon more marked. Bome four months mmnons today Karl Percy TRACT TO SMALL Bors) , at work, I was taken ' y with severe | ah the er and cy 1 t went to mitted that the fall of Port A WASHINGTON, D. C., June 14.—| Liat, tein epee ent for a doctor, who gave Prac oo thur would mean temporarily, 4 , assistant Aiaty vente a0, wpe suet fal teas aieeen Bape permanently, the loss of W for the postoffice| ag: gee a with the ection and conditios 1-We England as a port wa. ntly ac-| a ao enttte fn our Seattle papers about the wonderf 1Tes said the nvention of July Sones a teed an eo mult o@ h , Be ; e Fgh ad Bagge agg «= R. k ain only x ag am Port Arth “ it asking him to/CARNIVAL COMMITTEE OF Ihe boy, through bie father only 4 one. It acted so promptly, quietly y on eceupied by Rusalana. " ight before the Americ “ . ' t ( p y Russias net ‘Bem Ye before the Au weed PERS GCHOOL CHILDREN] usr " ae wll the part afte a rat he bladder ¢ . 1 have te r or prociar i tw Hat 6 wold him knows that they do all that fs claimed for them.” the time ¢ filing of the ow| GESTIONS | Ainge / NEXT THURSDAY | Saal ened ont einai | rue boy's eveotsht, bo. phystctans These specials are genuine Tyne Fig egrorgedireay Ae guar | —_ — | tont hae b greatly —im-| reductions tm every-day neces ly, and he now " eatdent | 2 an ' t | j es and good clean good to retract in view of t juittal| ‘The Mard! Gras e has H REEK BEAT HIS LANDLORD BORDENS EAGLE BRAND ff The commencement exercises of | and the ntroduced at the |decided to test the ability of high! | | : De SAILS FOR NOME MiLE—the beat— high school will be| Tyner trial and grammar act t f the | parens wees out for the _— 7 pera house next t tf Wa t te o h n harge afte o et + ed |SUBMARINE BOAT FOR JAPAN "i " floa 1 1 RICH IN GOLD fre « k « Jus amship come i eight student " . , t ‘ lente Aon's t 4 “ Valencia sails for end eight students will re ‘ ELIZABETH, N. J. June 14 a . 4, inten dons aye oval a mine |S eventan plot !¥ormer Govern mate yor | of a ; : ale aus This afternoon the members of| hier vice president of the Lake Tor.{em Washington a Reliable ae Goods Store (Special to The Star) | Sou oth fiomeceng beter ae a the graduating class met at Lesehi |)" A ti s.| bring the m t , . } - t PIONEER BRAND pedo Boat Company, practically a , ICOUVE C. June 14 gwere to 7 nd alleges| sels will also take a large shipmen® Ms thick and rich fy) °*** Hooks on ah excurs mitted last night that the new sub {ng classes , YANCO VER, B @ 1a complaint and alleges| sels will a e a lark sD . yund i on the steamer “ > none ed for t best \ mine avernge @ “ 0 ur| of ab medicinally pure— A ecstaadbs apne ee eee Ree eee ‘vy n comperene boar | TWO Leaders for $ si00 to | weeks" room rent dato arenes oe Dena Spear —* o ¢ contest will be . ronal waned by & . ee” The steamer Dolphin sailed foe and # now en route to Japan. T Tt intent * Ww d d 9 ton . - _ H. Ewald, janitor of the Ger-| steamer Iph | be recently stood a on e nes ay 8 mp eople Be HERAM, | ania hall on nd avenue | Skagway last night with sixty page OREGON GRAPE CREAM ff) ae Gaeietee ak the cae atl ail anak ana teak ane ae zr ial delicious, pure and thick | The elty council met im epectal ‘SEA ES Wash maton or hing New Bea ovhyr . le that the expense of treat | session at noon and passed an ordi Ss of the al interests af ; will « ere ante very Sanaa s hy T meg [armxe ot,8, sate, of one Balt inch ra. "p c. Drene Gingham fone weet ot tue tule Summer NEA SE aE eee orth Canal bouleward male. | gp |net more tha n height and Te tee . ee Gani, at eae | / oe vard has been consider mn bet ween 4 90 feet ath My hy rm Sche fenatin, ef Beltacherl, te oO t KOVA BLEND COFFEE cine ee kh BERET] oneal to The ear The queen contest wilt tart wig.) *Pectal for one da tmgeee page mg uting holders in the vicimity to be a ne in a fow da Aire several oo ae . chao Geek daa | ceasity, but many of the owners of} VICTORIA, B. C.. June 14-—-A) candidates have stat the com pat I sesents tune conutiedy te ven Gavor like Java—sromatic, H) oserty in the ssucsament district | body with a life buoy attached was) mitten that ther mould tan ang] eer. aa | @ tha ponstle deltetous— Gave ebiested te tte construction ca 4 on Otter Island of the Queen | their nas will be « ared Temptin and Mi |for the lunch and refreshments a: bjected to onstruction 0: heir ames 1 be annow re he othe the grounds that it will cost too|Chariotte croup by Indians who! within a short time The ballote . tog fey 3 jand that “» y” wins instant pow | went tb ealing. The body had) are expected in a fow days, after CA Cc a and lasting favor by providing | Sa pS Re et ife Preserver but so badly eaten | which ballot boxes will be set up. | P } hat ft could not be recognized - | SCHOLARS WILL | he corzan ha ie more than («| TRAINED NURSES | STABLES} ° PRESENT — | The graduating class of the Holy Names Academy will give a play at the Third Avenue theater tomorrow | evening, entitled “Through Dark ness to Light.” Wm. S. ayfield 5 PT = © ete OR SEATTLE STAR—TUESDA STAR—TUESDAY, oY, JUNE 1471904 7 ; bones left. It is eupposed to be the body ot one of the victims of “ Lamor = SHASHL UP Cor, Fifth Ave. and Stewart St WILL GRADUATE ‘ We t a lot ren ay ot od pairs of in sizes as cular pr all to go at ===] CLEAN ' ALLS T VEN NCE OF Lt and $1.50 al hospital | AB a months it $1.8 cou a | tbe ‘ piomas to- 18 together make our establish 0 good. Belli 95¢ Bt castes Ike more every tims yeu alent af ¢ at Role nt the most desirable Beard. J] formed into the Mou try It. Does you goed in summer | cova! cher b The class which|— ™er r Yale Mining Compan POADDODDODPOPPOPOGAGOOOOOE | time—and in winter. mplete || ing Stable in the city Siwash creek, and are 5 vl box ratte ron vom [|Sirask crock end are Raymond&Hovtl «x - aaity Grocer [COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND wt ol DRIVING HORSE t that : the Internati be? dozen half-pint bottles delvere@ tm ‘Beattie. with aw MOTIVE DAMAGED BY » J ey en Main 998 rgundy, at Maison Bar| SOC Loulse Schaller, | PR 918 Second Avenue | and Jamen every eve | COLLISION AT VAN ASSELT tly Marion | apg ca toage 2 Phone Exchange 26, rritt im Buperior Judge man’s ee —— — _ —_—_— ‘ Phone Main 5664. wrt today the firm lester & | elty $356 for Ub C The entire left aide of a Geren, ‘The equine stepped on 6 FREDERICK & NELSON, (Inc. | T a & Puget & a lo } zt k ast sail in the arbage ‘omplete Credit Housefurnishers, knocked off § several cont tod $2..| SM ne > mens Stacey street - i ite derailed in & emash-up at Van A9-| 049. damages > oro wners claim that the city is able at a mera Hat Soe | tne Se ant ee oA Hamilton we oe eanin ale pu th at of empty coal cars che aan tr th sae nue reported the loss of his bicycle and 1 th two box cars mat 4 re ‘ me to the police yesterday. He says which been left etanding or 5 cued tor 8 * fi that he left the wheel outside of acme ‘in culil yon w-a-w. vewoce— | Piano for Gee ontinues t pare. Home Ca and Camp 69,/ he returned the wheel was gone ’ t the tra was Tun-| Woodmen of the W 4, have pur N. F. Barry, stopping at the Ral-| Se ane # side of the! street and will erect a him at the Union depot ab and escaped instant death by &| Temple on the premiaos | ibs put the bee Gown ber 4 tow. nan There will be no cessation of the barg iving until every bk . 5 delayed meariy two} ~ a Of course it's been used a Mt When he cates out ane |f ie a postage Ss poe ge Age = ee a ae phy ne te NEELEY Ty : # * was gone. He reported the theft tof * n Goods, Remnants, Odds and Ends, etc, shall have bees hour io while, but none the Bl ine polte ‘ lthe rolling stock was tnconaider tle while, bei _ the police. h prices are quoted are im effect as long as the goods able. he worse. ‘ * . last, Do not get the idea that we are offering old style, shopworn » ‘ RE eens t New immer tings. HER m a It’s the ideal summer furniture, most popular, most wanted—we [| DAMAGE SUIT You save a hundred dollars {| ALD, tailor, 1324 Second Sool Cora? belnd Ine onitalna, eter cian hoes chante Wier Saas are Seattle selling agents for it and have a great | 5 . +e lay ty Cig ER RATS GN Oe = showing to choose from By directs 6 Mpecnuse o that fact, and you bargeine ace ‘constentiy being added to ens bate Gb aie | ake ae é ° Ai boy get It on easy terme—$i0.00 farther into the stock. If you've been in once, call again, | sa om cantante tendhege Mean cash and $600 a month Read These Hints of the Remarkable Underprices Lire 6OF MILN age csenee 4 | | | ounh ” he | | Regular $7.50 Scotch Madras THREATENED AND THREE) ™ulicious prosecution, il Health for Yo | Curtains | "Gustahek & air, $4.00 } MEN ARE ARRESTED Bros. last year with ac cattle b WD nectar $1.00 7 1 Muslin} Regular $7.60 Silk Striped Gren- nd wae @ . Se was 4 Be Alten & Gilbert re is b ‘ a pair 50c | —adine Curtains, a pair..@&00 Save later « 1 . m-| here, ft hat Regular $1.75 ~R ed Muslin | Regular $15.00 Silk Striped Mad. | oo ; | disean a oF “ r at $1.00 | ras Curtains, a pair ....67.80 | s a ) yb ‘ s - Cc u t with “ ti R : Rut " Net | | ripps News Ass'n . ‘ “ r je | The $i Ramaker 0. t world's ( $1.50 | Portieres * I s H 4 lar 35.0 7. 1406 Second Avenue eo, Oe ; 1 tes c exile Mar ore4 af $6 . ar $10.00 Tapestry Por- THE “ANDREW JACKSON” recor =e $7.50 to $12.00 Lace « | teres, @ pair .....0+ CHAIR, } ° ae - Ay 34 $50.00 " Double | The “Old Hickory’s” reproduc, §| ¢ f / $12.50 to $18.00 Lace ax Velour Portier “Old Hickory” Woven Wing | tion of the historical Andrew [| , : tr «$9.75 | Rocker. | Jackson Chair Wednesda r - , $10.00 Other Items | “ " i : - Lace | Regular 160 White Swiss Cur- $7.50 $32.50 é y nf . : oaks | at ee eee See ae fo from t venient | Tt n exact lorn- ' , ' ; x Regular 25c solid colored Tapes- high wing head reat, helght ts | the original chatrs in wh i pec a i $15.00 try Rurlap, @ yard ......1680 e Paiaagh oe j 1 to sit ng $ . 1 Lace | FR ar $1.00 Silk Striped @now lg 4 long sumr ays and take $1.00, t $17.50 | Finke Drapery, a yard....600 top plece if head | fort in his ning years. Price ‘ k ‘° ‘ . m 1g I ; I sols | ar $1.25 Scotch Madras, @ comfort. Price, $7.50 $1.50. See rockers to match | I t $20.00 | yard ..150 ‘ 1 r w R $1.76 30-in. © ed Ara- $3.50 | bian Sash Lace, a yard..§1.00 Standard Furniture Co. L. Schoenfeld & Sons 1006 to 1016 First Avenue SEATTLE BELLINGHAM TACOMA rere mee eae eee a amr Ryan & Thompson FREDERICK & NELSON ,(Inc. :) 1 Credit H chadiaaas Sent Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. Tv