The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1904, Page 2

| | thought it w 1 be a | a On al e Grant } Union ' ote, and jeav MRS, BAXTER CONDEMNS THE) , b ay lant Thur | ay The n we 1] city’s ATTITUDE TOWARD t th bo: “ ha t t trial for thelr off , | WAYSIDE MISSION bail and were relea : | | Tr ty ff: al WHEN YOU GET TO BE OLD A yout yon tu You will be glad you the) Way tal leeld young. If you are young now le = ‘meaher oh : @uggest to you the leaving with bt es of a dol two a r perky week, which int a s pan ¢ 3 = ies be the city, aimed some telling blow Sesete weve oy ere. | At the methods practioed by th ty MANUFACTURERS DISCUSS °y at the time wh t r oe h Apernend RAILROAD TARIFF ON PIG nctina ti ‘ work ‘ y and t ty| §RON The UNION Pays 4 0% oss einai e, a r fa rat OIRECTORS and a n ue ts 2. B MacDouga t " . pig iron pied the attention Emanuel Rosenders Georg 4 ; Ferdinand Sonmita, J, b>} a hing ld | t ‘ R. solner Char ity jer t A. B Stewart James wow b a : : & Trust Gee) Fer in ite oncenee eattle and M12 CHERRY STREET. either city ty, Bh eta Bgl perene : - Beattle agents Rank of Cape Nome maaan Os conven of Rat fe) Rivers a wa sendy toe R called attention to the ta : ¥ ce AMUSEMENTS to an unfort t ‘ amet woman to § t The fa : Theater . Bettis &@ V k, Prope. and Mere. . . - - ba a - " " A who hould bear th i ” we ra for ab avery ight this week and Statioees) ail this time, while t the Kast was a dw WIEDEMANN’S BIG CO. ~yy ’ , ; (Big bit at flrs ances yeete 8 are in . night, the irs, Baxter called attention to , All ¢ t is t fact that t y t $2,510! desir we = DOWN IN EGYPT. during May f t . 2 by ia u § SETWEEN EA ' 2 . . th w vee Now t + Noodles ag al to ald in carrying on| **nverd » Preomire SUMMER PRICES re et ® - » Nights and Sunday matinees ew ! - . Bb; and ie other matinees, 1 y y » , " t vad , “1 ~ Ly 7 A ) pay for medical atten J.T. Rdwards and L. MV . ALCAZAR HARIT nag Bh oe a ot mater with in tle Ww keep this work going s saréien 6 tow We are striving to & Third Ave. Theater "6 & a RUSSELL & DREW, Managers, carrying the city's b anufacturing Both Phenes, Main st } have a little home of my ¢ u ts was ta and a am not at to ~@ for th at ’ at oT Tonight poor with that. My savings hav Ba and % AH is Waa inintey Matiens, A Otay | oe, an, Suet and Bie. eis . r* Yin wise Ween ly | ane « a th You'll Like THE SPLENDID SOUTHERN | drew on c bank ace DRAMA notified that they were and we ask the @ 1 act alvage a t ' Roanoke * eskrestion.” Ege ere are 47 patient at ent Company | Sion hospital at the pre ne orn were elected on Fe tActa| and it costs betw ' 1 <4 an w ke. tt oo Rae balcony, 196 and 20¢; no) physicians w rk gratis and all ex |Piton, — iat iin ee t wn to a i n. REV. 2. W. E. BOWEN TO Lec Mrs. Baxter sald she was not there} TURE | tion the poor and destitute sick are placed in | Mra. Cannon was introduced to the audience and outlined in a gen eral way the work that was being doue and the financial straits to which the mission had arrived. Mr. Meikle called attention to the great amount money that was collected to legalize the liquor traf- fie, and taid to its door a greater ~4 part of the suffering in the city. He les said that the chief causes of the present difficulty were the inefti- 4 elent laws of the city, coun state, There is no law of the state emergency board, aud this evil should be corrected. Mr. Meikle said that law would Except Saturday to the § >* introduced in the next legisla grounds and grandstand. Ali § tte providing for these necessities are invited to come. and every person should make him self an agent to lobby for the law The musical and literary program a urn was as follows: Violin solo by Prot. Albert Gale, who rendered “Walter's Preisiied;” piano solo;|, Rev. J. W. EB Bowen, a weil reading, “Kehoe’s Bar,” by Mra.| KR0wn colored churchman, will de-| Horace McClure; voeal solo, “Ob,| #¥er 80 address at the First Meth j Dry Those Tears,” by Martha Brock odist church tomorrow sight on . “What the Nation and the Church — | wi . um ber burch ay Gale; and & quartet number./ tave Done for the Negro. “The Sun Has Risen,” by Prot. and| June Excursion Rates sie.’ ti. Tite Soi pede ‘ssh sik!) Mr Bowen te wr en Albert Gale. Rabbi T. 8. Joseph of|atunia Ga to the Temple de Hirsch delivered the : invocation At the termination of the services RITZVILLE NEWS HOODS CANAL $200 was raised by a collection, ad of the titute of} WOULD CONCENTRATE |. B!T2¥ 000.8. Wash. Jon ba E. Hathaman has been & divorce from Thomas H.} 91.00—Seatiic to or from any Pane ceone CHURCH FORCES nH on grounds of desertion. | $2.60 round trip, good until June ba Mrs, Methamean wae giv . Dr, M. A. Matthews, at the Pirst| month y and the Bteamer Perdita leaves Gal Presbyterian Church yesterday,| her only chi ‘ dock, foot of Madison street, preached upon the subject “The| Mary Street @ally, except Mondays; 7:30 a. m.| Church's Attitude to Workingmen | from Horace Stree Sundoys. and Their General Condition.” Hel of desertion and nonsupport. She Returning same day. took his text from the proverb: | was allowed all the real and per- 7 sissies “The rich and poor meet together: | sonal pr ustody of 1 ured a divorce! on the ground Fr] Union Steamshi Co. Dr. Matthews dwell upon the gen-| Robert Mason, © stack p . feral condition as found in the world| Cow creek, was tried f m trom| 20974 Pike Street, Corne a . 8. Santa Clare nails every Spectatiat. who will quickly and permanently restore you to wha saat acne tt Sails tae bave:ar the’ gear and |S law: coms elation ¢ ‘ * have the |f from Arlington Dock @ see futea ta avery way, to enter < teeny a ————— | should take care of the poor and|a law approved March, 1901, ent Ab i WW. | proper dt ote, fitted in every way to en o and | oul k ; . o o : ) the wtrenuous battle of life. Dr. Richards wishes t BATTLE OF PORT ARTHUR. jail, ah ould make a home in the|tled “An act for the protection or| Nervous People }':", } i$ | z 0, G No fretght received after noom the atria heart talk oF correspondence with men @m “ spectacular show | chu . bass, perch, pickere! and ke thelr teeth ox a et od be bd and conditions fm life who are w cak, nervous, opened on the old university grounds| The great trouble, according to] the lake hie otad pike in| vail at cur office, where we r ) | o . fer m any secret ¢ gg RT ning Ag nd to| the Inkes of thin state” The law | Si,at, oF off “so a8 | Nechevion-dermauy 496| eraged, or, who suffer, from, Oa, (ars ae peaker, was that people did not ort t was held lib the church enough, but he] An or was pleased that they are gradua ml by Judge Martir m. | ‘ul exhibition of the K against Port Arthur | quiring t orthern Pa R eel demonstrations witheter, {coming around to realize the good | wa to « either edo beats and battieships, excites| friend they have in the church and| gates or a flagman at © and il admiration every where. its true benefits, More than street crossing. This crossing is WAGNE MILITARY BAND—25/ cent of the church te PIECES. 1 the laboring class of poc Remember, this fa not a mere! bulk of its support ls de Painting oF a stereopticon ba ~ahe world's) ‘Dr, Matthews called attention to | greatest naval battle. Thirty pieces of cannon firing 509|the work now being done for the very dangerous rift SRATTLE ST JUSTICE fs [AKE PARK Overwelmed With The Cream of Lake Washington Water Front ASizes, 1-2 Acre to 10 Acres MAKE PA Is t « of the choicest waterfront on Lake W rf 1,000 acres of y sloping land, now be n parks, drive sand boule with a graVisters of th t water in the State of Wash ingt k ar » O. Denny, after ¢ ing ¢y k f the lake, have ca & sitehis t t and are now constru elat . We bought this pr for a | fract slue, and, on the start, 1s few } \ juarter to one Grants assent tthe REE STEAMERS on add the Lord is the maker of them ail.’|as community propery. ©” “= OHIO PAINLESS DEIMSTS d @ has been passed re- | WO CHARGE © ;,°"icr rer } t in length benefit of the workingmen and the an to see it. Come, Re-| helping hand St extends to the poor. | (Special te The Star) ioe sts, Admission 190. He called attention to the fact that) BARING, Wash., June the| Ht ———cuieTene gweiian ~~ | denominational churches were often| agitation for a bridge a the|** A P LS) it. many in emall towns and advo kykomish river t this ace ha VIAL Fite | gated @ concentration of church| been renewed e the we raretiobaa, J le en in every section of the world| cape of James Blackwell and the ist eee where churches were established. | drowning of his horse last week. | a He then outlined a plan by which| - the influence of the church could], THE Wyoming and be strengthened the torpe destroy Paul| A> {ART CLOTHE HER A in the 1829 Second, ebration. ngton st SEATTLE HOMESEEKER CO » with all work. From, Madison Park to IAKE PARK Daily at ganda A M.; 1, 3 and 5 P. M Sundays Every 5 Mistem, Commencing at 9 A.M. FREE TICKIS at ¢ Office of the Company PETIT & SON Entrane Arcade Building | Teeth Houre—#:20 to 6 Sundays to 2 TEN CENTS A DA Witt buy lerge lots $4, $16, $24 AND U th. Take ar ion until 9 p BOSTON © -@ i, PAINLESS; 1430 Second Av., Opp, Bon Mare verry a1 wost PUTED No Students PRICES ation PRE and Night Classes ole 1 httdd Opp. Bon Mar «> DENTISTS ALL SUMMER - 36e Age Work, per ¥de te oth $3.60 1904 Buyers Sunday GOLD The Rush for Water Front Tracts at on Lake Park “fs So far exceeded our expectations that, for on we were unprepared res hs, of would-be buyers never got within speaking distan of asalesman, and wes “ can't put it too strongly when we say Don’t Wait for the Opening cm Next Sunday, | go oul today, go any time this week, but at all events | ya vo the first hour you can prot " th Grand Sale of One |) Thousand Acres ON THE SHORE OF LAKE WASHINGTON y -- June 23 to July 14, With Grand Opening and Gala Day July 3 PRICES FOR THE FIRST TEN DAYS ONLY “ $10.00, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 die and Up i $5 Down,$1 Weekly | ° 5 Per Cent Discount for Cash f BUT DON’T WAIT FOR THE OPENING — YOU CAN BUY NOW. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE TRACTS RIGHT ON THE LAKE. BROAD ACRES OF RICH MELLOW GARDEN LAND uc I Entrance Arcade Building Phones: Sunset, 1344; Independent, L 778 North Alaska §. §,|TEETH F COMPANY Steamship Garonne 5 In Reach olll Nome, Solomon Bluff, Golovin Bay 9, for painless, Rutrperee Of Free Pre - % gd Kotes ound porte. ite T ¥ $ Toe pte sig tions, Free Treat- PRANK WATREHOURE & CO Groernt hemes ment, Free Belts. = - , Modern Dental Unscrupulous Parlors 4 Pike Mt er People's Unreliable have sprung up all over the country during the last few ic years, and their purpose seeme to be to impose upon the sick and afflicted with catch-penny echemes and misleading free The Expert Specialist. offers. t ‘Then there are many med concerns who clatm they cure any . avenue have and all diseases the human fl is heir to, whether they are known free s wenn cotataanall ware to be tnourable or not. The su 1 physician of today not the ante - one who knows a little about ailment, but the one who knows 8 ' wg 500 Brown's Painless Dentists all about certain ones. It is very evident that a doctor who dabbies Gold Filling 1.00 713 First Avenue, im all branches of medicines and sur ¥ cannot become an expert | Geld Crowns P00 Parlors, 1. 2 5S. SS Uses Boe im the treatment of one certain cla {f diseases. Consequently ® | Full Set of the Best 8. 8. 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