The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1904, Page 7

“7 r t COUNCILMEN OPPOSE @ AT GOSPEL TENT | 5 1a lar of Denny © tent on the cor Mewt | ner way and ay night ne be a ral tinte each Continued F Page Gill says ¢ sat the wi 2 In the ev fer in the P two yea to con ™p hal ary, | (My Sertpps News Aswad r xt ly OF WATER will | Man, | ‘ d ground f al id in loca! ent sit . or. cant would te iow ts on ae "WEADY’S BARBER SHOP. me GAN’ TLIVE Open Lat Ay ; : wavpent t Pianos — Se es WEBER PIANOS, KOH. | Mie. _ieal dlshonestiy ‘ LER & CAMPBELL ; PIANOS AND i. This waitate & new let od OTHERS M Another objection that wit 2 Anema. ay H. & H. Chesbro ™.” sine lege Rai ai 4305 Second Ave. «men Hen : ht a urs et tor poate oa: SUPPLY Bagger how By . a new | met with instant success had there memento ans -s water through the four blocks of DABNEY & WOODHOUSE ost as TMOUS citizens ta that section are very SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ‘ 1 tha oe ie ae ee CHARTER OAK RANGE , ys age 418 PIKE STREET. th ty-sev to drag Phones—John 981; Ind. A156 ft me t They ave been prom » nately ised this improvement for some| t a J mers time, but are growing grey waiting A ot for the new ain, wh would be b h at a higher elevation and would | . aying consequently a protec { Ye . tion . greater pres $ . The ¥ re perhuman ef r ‘ fort on the ar th firemen last 61.44 y night « serious conflagration was f | esgg taeph og he ry $ RUCK DEAD PIKE ST. JEWELRY CO. |i 0 Contains only abont Bot. dn hy! + = - oh rch te er man roy ge pip oe od —— ; : : x Yeateréay He leaves a valuable « FOR REFORM IN fier with hla + WATER OFFICE How’s This? . No More Dread of 2 The Dental Chair tle t - : 4 eo cn] ie spore ee] MARRIAGE LICENSE MEN ONLY. 4 SPtcacrY 1% ne 4 ] Have Yo ao ae a es. p i Pe Bed Syndicate Doctors it hate ar, unwaa ee THE STAR--SATURDAY, SEPT. 3, SEATTLE 1904. CONVICTS CAUGHT (Special to The Star) ' OLYMPIA, Wash,, Bept Worn | Mackintosh which reached almont ut by pur « deputy marshals |'?,the ground " aim that after landing at and without having had a moutl D head they made their way food since they escaped from the | across the nd in & stolen boat into Olympia thin viets, boldly cam They spent most of the time in the morning to beg for food, and walked | woods, Neither them had been into the hands of the authorities. |able to pecure w ns of any kind re now in cells in the city| Every time they prepared to take the would run across shotgun, T open they with a lt his convict stripes, and this was | were vb grouse = hunters, ause of their ready identifica h « to Be dep tien and arrest. Both men were inaresbal y came ee ae Se eee, are Wore iy marenale, GeEezEnry ney sale Meinberg had succeeded in steal o we ouriig every foot of ing a shirt and had on a long brown |the territory around them, EAN A MEAT FAMINE CHICAGO, Sept. 2—In order to meat. If the union plan of exten nforee the strict embargo on all|sion of the strike is carried out at after 56:90 o'clock th ening, Donnelly y anke of the b accordance with the sw at ete be increased by 27,500. a) esident Dow Wholesale as tail meat ers eparing to send out 1.000 p keta.| will meet at the Sherman house to- It tood theser will not only; night t plans to get a sup trom | pip. Tr nt supply of it . « gid, will not hold out more than pe ‘ hour UNCLE SAM'S JACKIES and twem- and ther veasela whi at the navy yard, and the proprietor of the Bagle where the found h are Eight thousand cigar ty-four panama hats were seized by slay at Lremert kod taken t For som past th et The seizure was made by Special | w ne paid 4 Officer F. G. Malone and Customs | Malone and ( ma Off Officer Knox. The cigars a alued alled to w while the pana hats t a ft nge in value from $12 6 T ght fron xis were brought te t lent by the sallors of the United States | purchased r cruisers New York and Bennington, | vessels were lying at PARADE <= Superior J for a non-sult. The trial of the ase began yesterday morning. *. Laura vom he —_—- Btc in the superior court yee- Jterday afternoon, She proved that efendant t did not Labor day will be generally ob-| tn served in Seattle Monday. All the 4 failed to support tone contest his banks, railroad offices, exeept the | wife's suit ticket offices, stores and places of| Pension papers will be given at business in the city 1 be closed | tent t jerk fice Tuew at least part of the day, and every-|@ay, September 6, as the office will one will go to see Queen Anne and | be closed Labor day her subjects at the carnival grounds rie eka das ae 2 TELEGRAPH BRIEFS also be closed. All stores will be 4 at n big parade of the labor! GLASGOW, Sept George 1 ne will be the greatest feature | Watson, the designer, declined to the day. All the labor organ or t the challenger for Amer jons in the city will be represe w bh. Will nd t plans are being made te has alec . yne, o ake it the biggest day Seattle ever cow, is willing to undertake aw work, but be is considered too in A special program has been ar- | ery wn ext ul expe f BE! , , ‘ tt LITTLE HAPPENINGS 7") A L m she wa . s enewal of the Olympk he claims the M was closed with toda « A y Clay A who @ | ' air a k Mr * WeOlohan . ‘ of Wa 4 by ey, the America k eot n I Washingt ™ ed muit in th v AINE I a, Sep ri ges from th t rut rh mper t ghfa a 1 ut @ pipe t in the | thousa b ‘ t of tt 000 A by tor w } WPOF y Nut r t win ge of maintaining , 4 | You Will Surely Buy The t of nN I a oe DO SOME SMUGGLING Panopathic Professor's Startling Statement NO DISEASE HE MAY NOT CURE ‘His Miraculous Power Works Miracles of Healing of Diseases Pronounced incurable, and Restores Heals Hopeless invalids Life and Health to Those Given Up to Die by Doctors Strange Story of Woman Rescued From Burial—Says This Wonder Worker Made Heart Beat Again in Her Body When Prépared For Grave. 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