The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1904, Page 9

THE SEATTLE STAR--TU ESDAY, JUNE a1, 1904 7 . { Fy | : { t cmont of There 1s more Cate ® LICENSE pases REPUBLICAN CONVENTION ‘ALL SIDE ge BAKER WILL | jthat fact from the health bosind a’ eer and | ;wa yeare w P TC . > r ted that the : AT CHICAGO CHANGE HER NAME . “ ly dean 5 | <a bomess of an errousaaniee : Baker, who fe has been made a i sto health i been cultl- \ | J the put mind by ju ’ | | | burden since practical joker ro " : 1 Dy ; , a the , . . | steam launch on Lake Union which ee ee lemons m that it s * «|\JAMES ANDERSON OF 6AN . COUNCIL COMMITTER AND thought y christened the We. , “2 a rt 2 +t wy aon | Blind F a thin « seriously of n red his bakin vwder pure, } , FRANCISCO WILL RUN DE | MAYOR GILENT AS TO BEER) cv snging the name of the craft én Getece een dated | i to give it ite sormias irived Gchate ter Gat talls| TROIT BAR | GARDEN LICENSE | Sheriff Cudthee recently arrested) yo .01, j ue r ; P gerne on te we os eatl- | the genial commissioner for rur-| , on Sheep he yf on . — " ces: F. J. CHENEY & CO | ning @ blind pig and Mr. Baker| ROY . A ‘ n ¢ » another, a “ t Onle Deapite Chairman Benjamin's deo-| says the only way to protect him-| out & «|BUY A WHATCOM BANK Roll by Drangists, Te tor com. | Unknown to perhaps half of those eal terday afternoon that| S@lf from persecution, If not prose-| | te H. C. Henry and R. R Speneen mon last « «ranted a wt t afraid to| “Water Wagon” or something of} f the k of Commerce, conse for the ¢ ott ' Ho ite s1 acts in re-| the sort lee ‘ announced thelr AT RAMAKER'S { ‘ { . ‘ ‘ EMP TED in the tea action »wing @ favorable repart u th ttee yesterday af Brown in the Bank of Whateom, tt asian. Sewing 9 renal fa Semen, oe commen vecewenr eT POWDER TRUST) "..n'vn Wr moar at mittee, but the report was presented to diweuns the matte Following | | erett q 7 euterd ” ————— — — eerste Jost among the dosen others aut w with Mayor Ballinger lasting IDE ‘The health board yesterday p mitt half an how, and by the the that] SU/IC |\teri! on record as opvoned to ev-| MRS, WINSLOW'S The Heense was given to Jame ordeal wan o " te that no jing ite endorsement of any manu il F the ion Gteiedine to 6 friend who & INTERIOR OF COLISRUM, CHICAGO. n to @o into exeoutive| HENRY NEWMAN DRANK LAU-| requested by a local manufact was| f iran site Forth rod we “4 . by Counctiman| of baking powder. An analysis had | 4° wine ola, or troduced him to th . DANUM AND USED A Razor |°% me powder. An onal ote hed | su" pany outa wind one with the ndable im of eA by some oun-| been ie of h pe y | TwesTy vive © Youngsters laur : self in a Sea en fiffioulty has ne wl , jetty hemist and it had been found’ __' terp Anderson said that he ¢ between Bow | To Prac- had been offered a three-year lease the dormer belng| sreney Seewman, on seed ledger of of the Detroit bar by Thomas Win ke the Mayor line Kirie house, on Fifth avenue and FREDERICK & NELSON, (Inc.) tice on | sor, the owner, through the Seattle in regard to the! pecin street, attempted eulcide ye Gecueeis Gubtts Meunitesanibaen, Brewing & Malting Company He linger, however,|ierdsy afternoon by tossing off the claimed that he would run his ber ta at lenat niente of a three-ounce bottle of We have several such in Per Hi) without reference to the hotel and Indian. The cOm-|ieudanum and slashing his throat fect order that you can get at without entangling himaclf with nt a re 4 wrists with aragor, The lauda VERY low prices and on easy JB) Winsor. He sald that he knew that ‘ they) num made the would-be sulcid - Winsor was trying to sell out the 1 that | seathiy sick and the poison fa terms | hotel itself ut ' work. The lacerations bied free! | Counefiman Johnston said he had but not enough to hurt the ofé fel ard the sat ort. Tt was with ' Bur : mitt ted the license. Ander ented | ways hos He says a y wed that he would Fe-l that he is old, poor and helpless, and $10 Cash and Bos) eee ao tot Gees ‘aot stakes Inve onoon ome ‘ ~ 1 = bs. jections to the 4 man has lived t the ity for $6 a Month bende iss does aie nhs oben . OF THE— torehip of the bar would not ” f L 4 the | tment might detit | NO JURISCICTION erately ode od to throw Win a sor out the bar with the Intention of putting another man in his * When it was ox plain 4 that! Winsor Intended to sell the hotel he said he was sattefied Mr. Winsor this mornir Allen & Gilbert f°". WEDDING BELLS AT BALLARD 1406 Second Avenue. RALLARD, June t1.—On Opposite the Bon Marche fay ¢ < © of the weddings of the season took piace at » ° Mr. and an o Monk cr OMI PAINLESS ENTISTS fo ,0. Ee. @ Pike Street, Corner Thi rd. be <5 , - argh of roses. A larg ' t partook of Mr, Lewis is an empl attle Blectr mn Ballard a nu . Misi 5 $2.50 ITHOUT PLATES > @) Be ante LINGS .. F OR DERBY SATURDA y: “ate Gincases of men } and women with- out operation ORIVING CLUB 18 MAKING ELABORATE PREPARATIONS preparations are being y day at the Meadows Ay. Seeretary Leighton ot the Seattle Driving club yester lay began t tion of badges ® preparation of the big event m races will be run. Gen. F ton, whose b Foustl, las wonderful Ch year won the Lad has & talk with invited to att hereafte fl up your case as re will be Local merchants b decorate their wind and the You Can Buy eon on the grour Today i» ladies’ day at the track and another hurdle race ts on he card. Jim Bozeman and Milas will both start For the first time is ty Kelly who has the track m a tor one mile, will be put on he wire horses In yoat y's runnning were I 10; Hipponas, 11 to 5; Past M. 3% to 1, and Agnes Mack, money Agnes Mack was « ara At |, Less No, 2 Crescent, tce capacity 67 Ibs., made of solid oak, with in a $200 selling race and J lift top, adjustable shelves, §) bought her in for $600 in an auction zine lined, ete., $13.75 for that followed. . eee $9.98 Yesterday's summary No. 17 fee Chest, 124 Ibe. capa First race, five fa half fur city, with aliding shelf and J) longs--Skirmish won, r D eal grate, $7.50 for ... $5.69 || second, Meteora third. 7 ond race, four and a half fur longs, selling—Aurora Bb. w Mac Fleeknoe second, Maud She thi Time, 1:56%. Third race, five and a half fur Fair Trunks s Ehied aoe, fivechnd $3.50 28-inch Square Top, All B) waucate secor 4, St. Philip Steel Trunk, with hard wood 9) rime alata, for $2.98 30-in Square Top, Canvas Cover Trunk, $4.25, for .. Big Sale of World's 1:08% Fourth race, mile, selling—Dan die Belle won, Rollick se $3.29] third. Time, 1:43. Fifth race, #ix furlongs, selling Hippo’ mm, Doric woond, | Mason Jars Northwest third, ‘ne, 1:14%.. sia Sixth race, mile and 100 yard ty ese Prog wih ie Pry >: selling—Past Master won, All About Quart Jars, dozen... G00 || #0ond, Canejo third. Time, 1:49% 12 dozen for $7.00 rye oe Tin-Top Jelly Glasses, doz. . 296 ‘GWEN SILVER SERVICE The } and transportation men who were t Trar ir © guests of the Union ortation Company on the ex , Hoods canal, May assembled at the dock of the com ‘pany and presented the beautiful Spelger &Hurlbu Second and Union Cleaning-Up Sale Judge Hanford, in the federal EXTERIOR OF COLISEUM, CHICAGO. he vart, this © nm, @ that he no jurisdiction in The license ts ot m te com pus ae of Peter . This remarkable sale has eni n to place the drapery stock steamer Perdita with « magnificent | mittes’s hands. «Mr. ne! seninel Herbert 0. Vi in such excellent ition that when our buyer for the Dra yesterday aftornox OR. , y cece Witte = thetuasieh tix Ravel oi Department leave the Eastern markets, about July 1, he Soren we We = E cede teste’ ty Galtn tithe ico 3 be in @ position to purchase extensively of the newest and hand- > Den, on jeorge Fran POLE LINE JUST Bi ftord and am were fer We look forward with pleasure to telling you of the beau- tiful things as they arrive. In the meantime do not forget that our stock ts replete with drapery goods as well as with many novelties bought lately. is & pleture display in connection with the Drevery partment which is of decided interest, You are always welcome. made the pres CUSSED THE COWS war's warrea in Cnintorin a we given to the mother, with the pro si}! | vision that it should be kept in Cat i; NTO ee Seocee aera: Low Prices on Seml-Porce sige es lain Dinner Sets THE CELEBMATION COMMITTEE! KNOCKS OUT ne Same ground. but apparently not ANTI-FIRe.| ai! that was desired by Corporation Was passed by th Tomorrow and Thursday CRACKER ORDINANCE new council shortly after It organ . ' To indyce you to visit the store and look over our extem- nod =e . sive showing of Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, we place on special City Engineer Thomson and other|, TH? ‘matty 4 sale for two days a very attractive pattern of light-weight semi- ty now admit that the|i@** t@ be in hie right & md and porcelain, decorated with beautiful pink and light blue chrysaa- As the result of an energetic pro ademaation te the chief ob eed hin nerves are affect . themums Prices on this pattern are as follows for tomorrow teat fom the Pike street Fourth of | seacie in t ‘ July celebration comm 4 of fe in the way of am carty deliv yn Ane tnes grly om ge D ory of municipal electricity in the the shooting of firecrackers witi| "7 probably be allowed on Pike street on Independence day, although it be probibited on First and| @ avenues, Counctiman John: | { the « réinance, stated yesterday that } had failed in his determination to stave off the firing of crackers tn all parts of the city an os | Popolar si Pike street o| Md | e rae Ts BUTTER and Thursday only: Alfred B Gardner was appointed stant United States attorney Dr. Miles’ has been employe’ Restorative Nervine out perve vitadlaing. 50-plece Set 56-piece Set 100-plece Set .. FREDERICK & NELSON, (Inc.) Complete Credit Honsefurnishers Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. + HERALD, TAILOR, 1929 24 He said he we { with keep! ret and Se traffic is heavies walks are most crow rmally br A Sale of - ora Pe rat Kona Blend Coffee and then tried to ah fer —— the thing off on De Bruler by ‘SSS WML S, MAYFIELD exactly according to inatructions |} (The Fajnily Grocer.) cttort wan made at's private con-| 503 Pike Street eetrimental ¢ 5 at Lave MAIN 998 IND 998 00 V | N c ire, ond his EA TOWIVI ee ee poem But It Will Cost You Less at Mayfields. $8. a ues oO at s 00 and $5.50 maid to b {tered his wife $1,000, 000 If she would renounce her HESE SUIT CASES are made of good quality Boe soleleather, withstrong steel frames; lined through- BL O r@) D One-H al f Off out with Irish linen, and have extra shirt pockets; ad a ee buy a re styleh up todadgpetng Bait at alt Price. locks are of solid brass; in two sizes, si ss c ed ‘ ri ; oan e : vem rt ; Pr re ee 22 and $5 00 f Remember, You Save One 24-inch " a : i Half on Every Suit a ; You Buy H = le 3 ae = a New YorkStore I Tee For cake, Satie JACOB PERL, Propr. » \P Oo I s O N 1418 Second Avenue Near Pike Street PIONEER SQUARE 615 First Avene Opposite the Totem Pole