The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1904, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 23, 1904. aa eA Me ipa on ron a Pipriutiiea gh ae Sennelfoia lowing supreme offleers were == e tysburg for thore wore few slans ot | proposes the restoration to thelr MEAD AT WILBUR ed as the executive board: Col. G, tho battle loft and we did not seo @ | last resting place of the bones of | WILBUR, Sept, 2—-A BL Mond, C. Burtis, of enttle, supreme come 1 ll on single woldior, save one young ftel- | this soldier who had died doing his republican nominee for governor flor: 0. A. Tucker, state seuae low who was walking on a crutch, duty, | spoke here last night on the imvuer t iprem ast cor ander; A. & The Russian fortifications are When ono look f over | f the campaign, He Ww peuk to- | Hail, of Puyallup, pr vice . Hon the hill and if ono looks | the battlefield of an it {a not wigat' os inrenpore | | comander ft. 0. 3 m, of tlght en cere, eel toes ve See Oi the Jap ATTEMPT ON RUSSIAN'S LIFE lthe Us wihington, tu araves of Japanese and Russians, | this war an-aban {a a part ar r, PHT! BURG, Kept n a lof Br lyn preme treasurer; | Almont side by side, But the rank | ly strong poaltion, It d t neem net of N Pe ae bos vo | | Hon, W. H. Merritt, of Ballard, su | erase of Manchuria, watered by the | pe lo that human being 1a] etaliia ies ped ‘ Ly Aig d| {ity Beriops News Ans'n.d H. J. Clark, M, Dug —— us blood of hundreds of men, has|t the hill. ‘Th \ 1] ee NEW YORE t. 23.—The local | s#Ppreme Heal director BY WILL HW. BRILI iT P at a ares . ae ve ie beaut + green “4 as vat y E pito r entrap rf LITTLE GIRL WILL DIE AS RE P _ his t te Reming oneal —a {With the Imperial Japanese Army.) | Twenty miles away we knew ¢ and the stalne made by the Lot | tt © ont ments till grows, SULT OF FIEND'S ATTACK ae segregate Sg ha we port on the Slo KINCHOW, Manchuria, Aug. 1.—| “ t they were there! } On top of one of the knolls | what a th must ave . - . ' "| cum d t The poard finds that We are retreating under fire W iw 1 ur th I} that goes to make up the hill welt that : Phat —_ oy: eb cons : : the offic and créw were respon are running away from the fighting to bed happy and di found a place where the bones of al it pr t 1 have » Rage Pr petentorage th art : be . ’ / | When we left « ip y tay would nth ;R an victim had been partially | been alt ion , tenia (hy & ows Ann'nd dd “ lost, The board | the first thing w ard was th we re ok ‘he be eon, 1a a eee ir KITANING, Pa, Sept. 23—The| —— . voked the licenses of Captain Van | sullen > ‘ ‘ away . t I . 4 og gh yes d apg ta 4 as haick, Kdward Van Wart, the} to the south of : : " t ii fh ie Rd | crn y <7 1 the nofpterge Zeerold daughter of ‘Thompson | pilot, and Benj. ¥. Conklin, th We came to Japan t When we 1 o sen this » they could have] ly knowledge pow 1 Japa “Coulter was a 1 by an un | chief engineer . | Our great al instrument base waiting for ¢ soun f th ‘ guns, but or b wer ha 1 captured while on her way t ' The jis the ¢ ng star tore, and and we ot } away from it; not south towards! red by an Am An corre girl will die, A 4 th blood 5 KNIGHTS AND jits presence is carefully observed Port Arthur was attack Port Arthur, but north up the I and & crippled Japanese soldier J A 1 G. & Rounds is in pursuit of the fend first, last and all the time, Where ting. Boom, hoom, went the |! we do not know. Our P Praag agin’ all op ie the id your money. o way join ¢ ) CHICAGO. ep L rtp not 4 t and, we h ' ; ‘ | u I . ¥ to fill ar ’ y his bride awaits bis retura, it ton f you were in our tter disay ‘ se Peachey oo dll seg y invited to write | ee (52>: "| IM WREOK [See Mic 8 mo. We all ved HERALI re : a es vent nd your letter will hat we were to sce the fall of “ | receive prompt attention Righty acres of good | tha to see the fa Port - Arthur, th at R ng ’ . . anes @y Borippa News Ass'n ar Wcdvemhir sneane Arthur, the great Russian « $15.00 Third Avenue Theater| ~ 1008 News Ass'n NO FINER LINE OF i Ga tee sone Se Rene ot the crest AMONG OTHER THINGS | al Wetet, olsen to uredes eaheo! wot to see It and an we hurry ° HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD & Archbishop of Cantec-|f We have recently added a GENTS FURNISHING on “ame ¢ hot far fi northward to catch Gen. Oku and NE DOLLAR PER WEEK FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT “ye N ur ets 4 we are ully prepared to f | e his army, we are speculating as to er ge / 1 mo to-dat : rom § on the Whether we are to se t The Bea Pla 1 $1.00 Pen WEEK Were ever gotten together than we easiest kind at all | : ea KIZE THE OPPOS ry have the honor to represent, Big . . a | | teh engin he al tock, attractive pri easy terma. | a NAN SHAM BATTL ' FIEI > Westberg&Childs A ROMANCE OF «ine was knocked off the track prose ge | Also small mu instruments, gy as Sees Kineer M nd the fireman os ‘talking machines, records, etc. Piano today. We were allowed to wander|f- Cloaks, Suits and Mitinery —' COON HOLLOW tt h ex " East r 0 tfitti 9g Cc I ' “ Ps A x . j witeh engin e tuning, repairing and polishing. ALFRED LAWRENCE | °°: ww’ coat crecerts ancane soromell ge ern Uu ng Go. Inc. nv gat hing an v 4 a New Yor Company , 9081, 2nd Ave. thing we pleased. Of t was 1312 Second Ave. oe See pare we eee . Uy bit like visiting the field ‘of ¢ bere 60 conte. Two chit-| Injured. ‘The track was cleared a “The Reliable Credit House.” D.S. JOHNSTON C n ade on one 60-cent t t pectal proce at 9 “ Burke Beautiful Hats in Brown The present showing of Brown Hats is alto r without prece. dent. The smartest tailored Hate ot the year are these in brown, and they're so becoming, the styles have so much individuality, that every woman can Pp out the hat she looks best in Wear Brown--- It’s Popular Here's a chapter that shows how easy we make it to follow the trend Most beavtifel Hats and look how little A Directoire Hat, in brown vel- vet, wide brims turned up at A brown cloth Toque, pointed in front and turned up from the face, of stitched cloth, tn the side, cavalier fashion high crown, short back, like the rich, warm shades of a “sailor”; brown military brown, box sides, edged with feathers in front—a pompon velvet; medallion of velvet effect, and the price is but $6.95 holds a pair of quills at the ° A French Short Back Satlor, ts left side; priced at 94-60) vot white felt, tastefully trim Another st in brown is ao med with brown velvet and Ganboat Turban, with box chenitie, rows of the chen on the facing and on the brim sides and crown of brown im- and crown; crash of silk in itation sealskin, rounded ed brown and cream argund the of velvet, corded; two brow! low crown, which is shirred V's heads at the side, with in front and holds a pair of PB joking eyes brown and white wings; and very wise | ° $12.00 the price is $6.95 a ~~ Smart Handba for 39 Notes From the Drug Section Helps to @ comfortable toil- f ette at popular prices Byebrow Pencils lbe Emory Boards, box 2he Orangewood Sticks, each be Merrill's Massage Cream Mennen’s Talcunt Powder Raymond's Face Powder Wear a Silk “4 } i } You can afford it, for these cost but a trifle more than you'd pay for ten yards of taffeta. 95 for Taffeta Petticoats in black and white striped taf the Paria wanted Heres a Peary Handbag in the most style at a price that makes th The most could buy, from feta, deep full ruffle at bottom. $7.95 for Changeable Silk Pet- ticoats of fing taffeta, all the wanted color combinations, deep corded ruffie a very good bargain useful size & woman too, roomy enough for any sane purpose $8.50 for Taffeta Petticoats in Leather Bags in black, brown the wanted brown and green and tan, braided lether han $16.50 for Taffeta Petticoats of dies, fitted with card case and guaranteed silk, black coin purse 91.90 ~ SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIALS Half Price for the Very Laces You Need pousand yards and more a ott very Laces you mA Espey's Facial Cream, regular half price. Put them «© bottles, after six lSe the box ar it Mennen’s Taleum Powder, reg pay a dividend a year hence ular 260 boxes, after six 12% Cotton Torchon and Platt Val Lily of Luzon Tollet § Lace, from to 6 in wide cakes in a box yd regu eo worth up to 1%e yard; Satur ly for 26c, after six, pay just day, yard 106 half, 2 boxes for 250 Al hi nol | ve White Lav Ke d Sheffield’s Dentrifice, sold ev- | Women's 4 awn r orywhere at 25c, on sale after chiefs, embroidered or six at 156 trimmed, value 10c, afte 4 for Men's and Women's Umbrellas, Men's Linen Collars, good handsome styler, silver mount styles but t n sizes, all ed, values up to 91.50, all new | sizes in some styles, thor ee 950 | value 16; after six - Tailored Skirts of Mannish Suiting, in gray mixture, kilted at the bottom, tallor pleats from wa iat to kr inverted pleat at the laps and buttons in front at the hip Another in of 1 h Cov Pine Hitted Stet, of Wack ert tp & fine aPuatle oP tan, with } Parrenig ofetty sien n gor Md Later o "i ger vend deldt wil dreeund, HMeeLm Pueivedy Morty, Lelie att eS vol cantar, <ehvadi OLD» Gee tye can be wae este oe $1500 vemjuria ge Bivens - igdy even ok Pi wma SO. ono ELD \ Things to Buy a . Twenty-Five Dollars at a quarter that anybody ever ing. as ancient as the Pyramids, saw. All the latest open mesh by the way, gets lots of encour- Sill Canths tannair Cenkeees ain hei ben # eleth sis ik the poate: ffects, embroidered chiffon, agement from this store. Al- Gunes anton Chyica ore seeded “WING Ghocilth we, whore crore five sore we wuppty! Se forges euch co you ounces cupegs te} were kent 40 See eae Sas SS acs as tae ce tl gomtey hB dive aa meet with at less than G0c, Best things to see. Here's a new uh ok tical hie Mest, Sia bance Cheated Se, 08. eens Gels ch Matias Wei tn ee ae of all, plenty of brown and bateh of stamped pieces all Ce ee ee f \'€ Ry ca en ph eet bg gf RY gt ay Bs plenty of green. — ready for the needle- dour a 4 ad | wren; wet buttons, etivehed vetves | tis tachaer unl cutie of tine 2Ge A YARD. Stamped Pillow Tops 500 skirt fitted trimming, belt at th beck, kit as oats in the back and Lace and Chiffon Drapes, in Tinted Center Pleces 380 topes ; r all the new colors, are more ex- Small Cords and Tassels... 100 ) pensive. Three very beautjful T5e Oule of Novy Choviets short & rt Re co and gid buttons. de sleeve and veivet ffs, kilted skirt, effects to choose among— 106 arta at the shoulders 390 TO $2.50. Laundry Bags - -500 nnn ee, SON ~~~~~~~~~~} Stamped Slipper Cases .....25¢ . Tailored They're the Best We Ever Knew for Brand New Baby ‘There's many a man that will MEANS then done as Infante’ Whit ° vasce of winter likely This new Sationery Store is 0 we've a splendid collection at proving immensely popular tempting figures, Most every } among the women who like fine importer ie asking 25 per cent paper and like to get it at a low The stocks are all assembled; every good make we found that was accessible to the ordinary purse will be found in the collection, No more now than obtained sik | prices where cise oan such variety be found or such satisfaction be had y low months ago. Eaton Hurlbut’s Two-Tone Lin- pes capstan intey « Women’s Black Lisle Lace Hose, oe Woo ste an ante, in natural, extra lare a in the Ruber t tton and wool, all wool an e e " a famous Munsing Underwear, fo siss 3} Bagh od oon ng < sytaee alee Veet Tisls ik cameras’ aton Hurlbut’s Highland Lai Wor wW nbination Suits, teral, open dorese t > ane : ab Manes aah en can ebeal «. tis ered, in all the newest de- en, box 350 town the f remular $2.60 quality, ¢ st { west bands, for ; signs 41-50 § Ratan Huribut’s Weymouth Women's All Wool Héavy Rib Combination } Baby F ts, in all #tyles, of crochet silk, with wool or silk lining Women's Black Lisle Lace Hose, \ parchment, box - 250 black, open across bust, long # nkle length s { »chet sik bonnet without Ining and with silk thes, In ith lace inate? ie Lacetiose, } Baton Hurlbut's Roxboro Bond quality, for bye 4 fh Taged ‘omen's Black Lisle Lace Ho : iee POs Bie Boa o5.98" 3 Vee to GS.08 also fancies, plain black with {0 . a Fh aemaanalaaicctaae mnie a eee ~~~} embroidered ankle B96 i oO s 1 isle Hose, spl : ; ; A MEDLEY OF BELTS Women's ‘ran Liste Hose, sol § Correct Shirt Waists ink of Outing Gowns These Cold Mornings Sores eee Sere «| Ses Woe} Wieh ve hod room to tell of -— hag gee vo gation A bo en all these Shirt Waists—how its in this veritable : . Little use to make them yourself, for all the drudgery is avoided in these all ready for service. Belts, Judge from these ink- Here’s a Brave Show ae Be a cee Made in clean, Hthful factories by happy, well-paid girls. Worth @ little extra to know it, isn't it, ay pitts 150 i inkling *t th ost no mor Couns seek Dhabi < Waist of Shepherd Checked Tat- yet they set ne mere Crush Velvet tetis------.:800 } OF Pretty Neckwear § ii. in" trown ‘ana wate Woman's Outing ¥ Gowns, in white and ( Woman's Outing Flannel Skirt, in hit Crust n colors. .65e seams piped with white satin; | ss th a 10-inch finished in Fa eather Belts 660 Women have a rare field to small white buttons used for tripen, med nd full and trimmed with | siations edgeguwith white silk, good length and : glean in and a profitable one, trimming; V-shaped front banda t fk stited f BHe | ry full, f@r 650 } for the store has a multitude direct from the shoulders to a ——~ — acleticlineions manslines 3 lid of styles to choose among. You the belt $12.05 5 ———— : Shirt Waists of rich brown taf- . ° should see how quickly they feta, pointed front, richly we sell pleated and each pleat tallor Fancy Stocks, in silk and wash stitched; wide sleeves, collat materials, embrotdered linen; and tie to match. On sale at, ack, white or colored grounds with faney embroidered stripes of Vprious color This material is wv in the new Bw Brown ef . $7.95 popular for Dressing Sacques, Kimonos, ete, It is 30 inches slaote a worth rou Be. After, 6—at fect; choice, each... Same in black at the same as Ansio~na verd , 250 TO 690 } price. i Saturday Night Bargain Sales St-inch Figured Mohair, tn APRON GINGHAMS | WHITE DOTTED SWIS8s | inches wide, in an assortment | Women's natural wool Under- Fur Neck Scarfs, in rich black brown and blue, figured with }: Very sheer with embrotdered of various colors, wear, flat woven, all sizes, imitation marten, long tails, | Assortment of checks and ce dots of various sizes, worth | after 6 at pants and vests, value 98, on worth $2.50, on sale after six white dashes, goods we havo | ora in a good serviceable ¢, after 6 at The Annex, he 4 . & yard Be sale after six . 590 ms. x in co yee always sold for $1.00 per yard, c ’ 10 4 “Worth While” Series of Gift hildren’s and Misses’ Felt and dl oh some Shem, wh © oe cag | Books, white and gold bind Women’s Flannelette Waists, in Stitched Cloth Hats, all pretty for four hours Saturday aftor 6, at The Annex, a yagd WIDE OUTING FLANNELS. | ing, value 350, on sale after pretty figured effpets, worth styles, values up to $1.00, after night—6 to 10 Se 440 | Extra Heavy Outings—tall 96 | six 220 | Ble, after six sense BO six o'clock 490 Proper Attire for Girls | Second Second We're giving as much attention to the proper attire for girls as | we give to grown folks, and the policy is winning lots of trade. It | Avenue | Avenue faves mothers lots of worry 4 and } 3 and AT $3,50-—-Mi Skirts of | AT $1.95—Children’s School | mixed Scotch tweed, pleated at Conte of red, blue and brows University | University | Venetian; satlor collars, taste: the sides and ribbed at the bot fully trimmed, All sizes from Sreet j A Mreet tom; dies from 22 to 86 length, | 3 to 7 4 Je Waist Extenders 1 Brush Sete, » Infante’ White & ps, Inf " ta, to cell Se Paper Pina, 400-count....3e on TSe } Sie SVe to $2.96 $c Whisk Brooms 100 } =e 10c Fancy Cotton Elastic, yard ‘ 3Se | Infante k and Bedford Cord ¢ Infante’ het kets, In all casual Te IBe ; Coats $1.94 to $12.50 ) s oh ‘ 25e Round Garters #of such things $ alin I , 3 aaee 8660 5c Serub Brushes . = , ating all colors Ge Wire Hair Pins ) e ? ‘ “, up fron 506 i Saal es ¥ Skirts ) ol and Silk T ie . r P, f Hi seek ue ee no ee reasendisilins tate tae’ RE: CE ings instead of waning with the De . | summer is growing with the ad- ee be thankful for these hints of gifts to buy for « baby—~ Suits for Women at .. $25.00 >», =) To sal! these Suits special values would be to bury them under « very commonplace epitaph, and ¢ they eve the very t we can say of them. 903 Second Avenue. ding. Fixings for Men and Boys , Here's a medley of needed supplies for men and for little fel- ‘ at the uniformly low prices that have made this a fam- ) ous trading place { Boys’ wool Sweaters, in fancy 5 Men's Union Suits, the celebrate ; tripes in scarlet, navy blue. ; ed Mansing high grade, at } black, s sizes 26 to { $2.75 to $3.25 , Mat $1.00 Men's all-wool Underwear im , nat kskin, brown or 3 0 —~ ay — ~ il _ seariet, medium and heavy Tn Diag BE agg nn BA weight, priced at $1.50 ; $1.25 Men's fast black Sateen Shirts, . all sizes, special 50 $ Men's natural worsted ribbed Men's fast black cotton Sox,, 2 Underwear, a fine, soft, close lisle, finish, finest quality, { fitting garment, extra good, worth 20¢ a pair, after 6 p. m., for pair 12%e You Should See These | Art Goods for Women Veilings at 25¢ Who Embroider ttlest collection of Velling The gentle art of embroider- Luxurious Stockings Sy "Notions at Mites of Prices Lots of frugal women have got into the habit of getting Saturday's Notion needs at The Annex. No other store is offer- ing better goods or better serv- ice. For instance, tomorrow— Se Velveteen Binding be Hooks and Eyes Bye ae STONE, FISHER & LANE enue terete teevee “ AT 98.98--Gearlet Hunting Coste, with green velvet collar, ied tong comis with capes aad wide sire oe ®. Sizes up to 12. | |