The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1904, Page 7

RO Mt HE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 10, 1904 Jiro 8 Jghborhood of Watonvitte. 7 Iright, and there plenty of rural! of thrills, but this element is kept | n \ | in te keep thew An ol 1 in by a aide line of ment of mel ' od hich keeps luighter near in th h ‘ f t f 1 « many clever HARRY ACKIORMAN th ; t 1 character Sree - “ aor | w, the herotr t work and go lean t contribute 4 ens f mit ‘ 1 i his - | th n the hearacter | | Sica HARLWS A. LYNCH at ' 1 man, and RUMORED THAT SKAGIT MINES } POLICEMAN PURSUED UNFOR - ay mn C i club of @ ’ it in bet that he hon a t Appears HAVE BEEN SOLO+WILL BE). hn foul 2 TUNATE SEATTLE YOUTH . ; " es { 1 n=} man in t I ' t t 6 Marti U ‘ation RECPENED AFTER MANY), THE ANNUAL i ty] THROUGH STREETS bine ‘ to. Fords am 8 ) | Preabyt hb. at Walt - - A “a on YEARS SHUT DOWN : : THE BURGOMASTER |r In “When We Were Twenty-One,"| "°F, oe ~ , Meta Chan ain mast tt ite Neill ¢ not m : me @ preg Fos Te quite a ' Pontius, th year-old, The Bu ee BS ag ; t ter i ‘ t th sughte t a knowledge ’ of Frank A. Pontius, of 429) “#te! . “ " ite St er h ‘ ’ ‘ pod. The ape @choo! bra and hrough the tion of the rteenth avenue, vecame viotengly, | WA* Presented last night a oh of “Joshua ' h t ep urly good this has done away with th a that | Great Nort ailway's big loop in| TE nae ; insane this morning and gave Pw : ( ‘ js to th i must ‘ . he ¢ trict, th ve a large and 0 t = Chitenah bn encttine ing opirit, Oscar L. Figman a , # the! . man Chipman an ¢ & chase. | ; ao bot Mtge , eal! o , ’ : ; It required the strength of two men | Mar \ Hing r cea ie hy a ant oe avers ad tone Sten and he bas fur-|charact tion wh ‘win al . ce with Sauteines ing Macl v Mand ta 4 on idle f wnels be Ang id all th 1 jokes of “The | way 1 Every evening at ; - | MANY i p parents cou t tterent ne “ \ t ce Mrucnst . . _ 1 ' ' Pon home last evening for the|é i as new Wie ' th m | At , in p which w y t 4 oe Of mearéing the } t r trio | PL that of M f be Rockport and Haaitt v had shown signs of mental wea nawistante 1 tb t im~ | that it fficult to m x . hipman had an easy ta a being & ed, good | ma t ta at A thin morning, when he allowed hie}@® look upon and expectal mble ul, robust, 1 ’ tain th he large coa ties nea A Ment his freedam th foot th 1 more human thar fee! ‘ t , r ' t and ee ' * . anh » front of the nj W ¥ 1 with a warmth that Rothing t A J. J, Cor by Chipman followed b ; harge ar = while in th t-{t ; ay pony ted thelr best h hav soon after he left the car caught), reon of Olga V Hatafeldt, | eff years, an ot pw him. When he laid "| wheth t, Pigman " tag > os y t tak fax, wh and on hie #h r the boy k f the the « ne w _ a fow w et mov: | " him and became violent. It »- pgs t artints s not rthy, t th _— Pree } was ¢ ary fo Chip pede . < i iS dew ak pet — Williams Conners have sireedy’ bees ordered. | STEAMSHIP COMPANY |“. veeren © Bem a Has Hate na ee ee at ote Shaving hese tie fu era: | At the station he stripped himeeif | on to & pretty face & Se end tel all this week, ~ t ta from iT i ‘ * t = - ll a -. — , cone en 3 8 te x he Cae. ware tarium will re 8 son's rea-| cakewalk, and her grace of move LADIES’ AND GENTS’ « his ows aling erests , ay afternoon n : : t A “ s keep hg | RINGS ‘ . " . a ‘ he boy has been Ill for some pathy of the with ty the th nando ne yt Ty OS ph Loutee ‘rack Houghton & Hunter | FREE RENT FREE ‘woop It ported that Mr, Hill has) which a © stow n As @ result he grew morose and te an Jewelers ¥ an b * fine new cottage th. City ased 10 @ and , “ teat and «pent 6 y. 7 in ven wate a, tele . “ ric Mghta The ny for th " } ated « tt - Seeines th 008 ve oo - xt - uses right Both Phones 1240 ot Capital City and M a . arcoal and Coke - os ee Tae Y . — Tt ed mn the MeDona : q LITTLE TALES on ttle Coal and —— Coats TERSELY TOLD}: Wal City tnow ld ap tea 4 OF THEFT m a oo ae A en ans SOUTHEAST SEATTLE d Ss It f | placed on her run | int “ nenede ~ Phone Main 93; Ind. 98. | an ults Tor FOREST Frnt | | crorme Thomson is held at the| when he ared at the Sent = DUC GH A S DressandSchool | ° cove som a0 as DAIRY 1S ROBBED vei Kona ‘orton. an nsiniye at yartormance at 2 tne oe” | Om. heunehol goede t,o casters PECIAL SA vey ee ene Oo. A TEN-STAMP MILL te being] Burglars broke Into the Duwam-|P&8y, of $27. Thompson and Gor-| mantle of the droit comedian, Nat per cont On and Brass Enamel iron so heating ty Bear ( wht a «e ot in the Op ock lay « g and 4 o'clock | Cbanstag hie cle fo & bunkhouse | eryone in the audience was willing | Seen Pretty Bear Cioth ua tae a this morning and robbed the til Mar the entrance to the tunnel and to aay before the performance was |W Quay Credit Is Good CASH OR CREDIT ae. veeitenea ies 22.25. Aa nee was effect pom bis geyser oatatning the| an hour old that he wore the mantle x “aaa at | beak ltt unlocked A wire nrmen | Thompann, sew tbe pure, ft te| “Mr. Neil! has with him “OHIO PAINLESS D TISTS wrer Lone ‘heaters to let Westberg& Childs red by a boxcar on the rallroad| City ‘Detective Corbett investiga own use Chapman, another favorite, who cor, of td and F neon se tens conn an ee — he case, but reports no clew to the}, Gordon missed It and reported the same warm spot in the , . = hee Cloaks, Suits and Millinery HENRY EDMONS and W. Kiddie, | thieves Jona to the police. Spectal Officer local theater-goers which ihe original ess ° yours | ENRY EI ‘ 1 Adie Clarke arrested Thompson late latet jo himaclf oecup In addition decided to self money and visit our stores. OPPOSITE ARCADE BUILDING { the Tyee assay office, were 2 with best WORCESTER, Mass. Sept. 19 ening. He denied the theft and 91) ) thered thin struck by train on the railros Ne as KA e abou ne Do not cover reef of " ; morning, though he showed no gain! ploye, who heard about it and at jase Ns gpa sli bite corn off the cob oe Chongh net Matel- ise arength nee denied any connection With UMP themacites ¢ ag af _ Complete Housefurnishers, aera ype vd mnfenan Sole Agents for the Charter affair, Thompson was lately 00 ensemble of players eased from the oot 2 BODIES of green timber ¥ Jail, where | stock in this city. The catened by « forest fire in CAS ORIA he has been serving time for @ work of Horace Lewis . T minor offense refine s HERALD, TAILOR, 1229 24. *** For Infante and Children. ak Ranges and Heaters. 418 Pike St. Phone, John 981. cul CA re) Rept. 19—Nationd supp 1 SOUALEI SRaTTLE Ganeme night . n tifkeah Harrison { LEAD—OTHERS IMITATE NEQUALED IN SEATTLE The Kind You Have Always Bought « Commiticeman George A. Kale SiS he eaenteeen, sorcel oat AA | iogenafully ited over 2k; HEADY’S TURKISH BATHS bear» ne alitorala, whe cpsued the odie op ee, omnes that basses a| ane Signature billed for a number of spesches’ tn leplendid support for Mr. Neill, no 50c _"s Indiana late this month and edly |tiatter what class of plays he may | Zt ut Piates Under Dexter Horton Bank Oct [gee fit to offer Seattle people ‘a ee eh ANNIVERSARY SALE/ANNIVERSARY SALE REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS FROM 10 TO 40 PER CENT——— Heating Stoves Anniversary Sale Special Heating Stoves Reduced from 10 to 25 Per Cent. Reduced from 10 to 25 Per Cent. simi: “Deccan : We have just bought at greatly reduced prices a omplete line of manufacturer's samples of PORTABLE GAS ‘ ; 7 Se Cold w Heater at thi AND ELECTRIC READING LAMPS, which we will have on sale Monday, September rgth, at prices that should We ng Stoves in Seattle, | time you not onl 2 t are saved the incon tempt the most fastidious buyer. We have only one ‘esd p of each kind, and there are 231 different kinds. These lamps We show er 100 | best lines of Heaters i eenience of sccsibl rach of Heater busi vary in price from $2.75 to $15.00 each, complete, and is the most varied stock of reading lamps ever or tpl in this ave from 10 to 25 per 4 city. They were bought at a bargain and will be sold on the same basis to our patrons. Those calling early will secure i ness lat the best selection 4 PUG” LAUN PRINCE” LAUN | DRY rOvVE DRY STOVE ! Jade to hold ten Large, extended flat iro one top) with en ea “s many jeat’ pouch feed more on top, pouch i wiping erat feed j TODD BCONOMY WOOD No., 18, regular 8, regular pri 4 price $5.50; sale $11 ale pr HBATER, new and origina noite 94.06 gn, well made, and a strong botton oes MARS’ CANNON STOVE—They speak for themselves; very CENTURY ‘This is an “air-tight” coal HOT BLAST #teel, lined with extra sheet heavy and powerful heaterm+ rotect outside body; n 1 base, | No. 2%, regular price $14.60; sale PRIZE OAK~A ful wte “gu orice $11 »rice + $10.04 eguia a ee DTICO wrocescassanvenes+913.05 | constructed according to the lat Oe. 8F, sepeten geice 6 be 4 “BLITR OAK"—A new pattern th apd stove distinct in construc top panel, foot rails, legs and fancy est ideas of Onk Stoves, material | No, 19, regular price $12 pr $11.00 | of Oak Stove, construction similar Fg 413, regular price $12.2 tion, hot blast draft through ‘urn— ee iit ™ 50: ale | 824 construction the very best ‘i nipie ‘. ss o the ardy,” but not so fancy. riage te $11. 48 upperregister, damper under re Oe ae prise Gent: fale Tho best of heaters No, 21, regular price $15.26; fale price . candy, Cte No. dik, reguiar price $18.35; feed door, also hot blast No, 71, regular p ale y y ae cena He, 38, seg Har price $10 eae No, 28, regular price $38.00; galé price swerewer $29.71 " price . ale 1 $13.72 tube through top. mmanecere + No. 14, rogular price $21.60; sale | No. 28, regular price $44.60;' dale prico ..seeeesere eeewees ++: $40.00 No. 417, regular price $18.00 No. 14, reguiae prtoe Sia ay, &S, veowler price 96 hs ¢18.00 $10.00 sale sale price $10.20 noe price $10. __DIIOO sev erseeen es ers ss No. 419, regular price $21.00; 0. 16, regular pi . Cemerve ». 16, regular price $24.00; sale Fda taggee $21.60 JEDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS FROM 10 TO “ ale price $18.90 sale price ...++.+, $21.80 No, 27, reg No. 18, regular price $27.00; sale 40 PER CENT No. 14, regular price $14.00; sale | No, 419%, regular price No. 18, regular price $18.00; st No. regular pr 27 4 OD vecesereoe prove -. $12.60 upper register, damper under Bale price ..cseses 4.40 price $29.00 Department Reductions Fixtures reducefi from 20 to 50 p. nt on hundreds of special de- , signs selected from our combined stocks, d — a Hardware reduced ssrvewewessererseeceecseceevseenes 10 to &0 per cent, Department Reductions Fixtures reduced from 20 to 50 per cent om hundreds of special de signs selected trom our @mbined stocks, Mantel and Fireplace Goods reduced . +e wvee 10 to 26 por cent eves 10 to 26 por cent. Cook Stoves and Ranges reduced... Hotel, Restaurant and Bakers’ «20 to GO per ennt, Heating Stoves reduced vow 10 to 26 ver cant. : | , ' ‘Vodvath’s Bine and White High Grade Boamel 8 ® Cutlery, except 1847 Rogers’, reduced seesevecesersneee 10 to 40 por cent Thy and Hnamel Ware reduced... ++. ..c0# vernal per cen lt ll li li. _ ae