The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1904, Page 5

~—4 neo of her parents ont to the] It ts thought she was enticed away by a girl} state reform school ) | WILL GET © | plant, to in that olty DSNTRAGTOR BRICKEON. PRO } JUDGE DENNY, tn th or = AMSHIP TOPEKA EXPECT POSE > “ t at tt yesterday morn $ TO DOUBLE CARRYING | {°\ ‘ees ay Mlcet! “4 ED TO BE FLOATED DURING CAPACITY FROM SECOND AV t have arbitrary authority '"| FIRST WEEK IN OCTOBER eNUE ter waa brought up on an app al from the r ai of the board =I _ - grant a i license to the t dated | The steamer City of T eka, P J. Rricks k which sunk tn 80 feet of wa at b . GRANT MRAY, « walterat Walla pier some time ago, will be prosecute the regrade of | Walla, tried to commit suicide by | [S#e¢ Within two weeks from to 1. | dein an mee Of laudanum. Gay, @ ne to statements mado \ He b about $50 playing poker | UY the officials af the company this ‘ blest wen desnendent His wife} ™orning. Marcus Talbot, assistant found him in an uneonseiows con. | &* al manager of wv re ‘ be dition Two phy jane were sum. | * amt om pany y t the vem md, mor P after two hours’ hard| Will be floated in about ten days. work the man's life was saved providing the divers keep on at the as rt \ ’ rate they have been going of late ajread n the big °| DR. OTTO A. MARTINY, of Ta-} Mr, Talbot says that, in his opin 1 ‘ine | coma,’ pleaded guilty before Judge} ton, the work of Installing the tim vo oe tae Roane Snell yesterday to converting to his| bers on the starboard side of the ° own use $40 belonging to Margaret | vensel will be accomplished tn much ‘ ai i. "| Hanley, of Batonvilie, This was) less time than it took to place them pr Sate be om the « ft harge for whieh he) on the port side With the m Mhough § m was arraigned jon of the cofferdam, the vee will be raised inside of two | hours from the time the big pumps are started. aluice at Blan Delteved by yet making th EVERETT CITY offictals have been served with a restraining or idly as he a | der issued by Judge Danford, pre-| balance of the cargo will then but four of them are « ane | venting om from laterts — be removed, after which she will be going some sort Seen towed to Moran Bros. company's on. gees itione tee to | ship yards, where the damages will | tng to r t | be fully repaired. | HOFMAN COMING “TO INTEREST | GOVERNMENT,” See ath to tack the big | convention v The county offt Is hope to get oF on re aff . 1 Ming | the government to make an ex-| (My Boripps News Ass'n) : *tter 48 tended test of road build | : strugaling eo dif « of a the ROME, Sept. 2%.—The Russian the propost nd dack of . ae embassy touay tsaued an authort Thirty ¢ are h ta state mt denyiog that considerably ation 4 betwee he end of Oct | CANDIDATE MEAD IN THE 8 ee er BOLEFIELD home t “|Czar Reviewing SPOKANE COUNTY worm Walla, will be openc carly October. The home was ox i hed by the terms of the will ot Hi is Troops | OKANE, Se t. A. Bo Mead the Inte Joseph Stubblefield, aa republican candidate for governor aged farmer, who died about two (iy Berions News Aen) spent yesterday in campaigning in years ago. | - the rural districts of Spokane n . | ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 28.—The |. CARRIE FOLMER, a child 14/ cesar, accompanied by Grand Dake | Years old, who has been missing | Michael, left Odessa for other south from her home in Tacoma for eo} Russian towns today to coviow AT THE THEAT out to depart for on red light district and at the in-! « weeks, was found two days ago in | t ALAMMA—O Frederick Warde and Miss Kid der appear for the last presentation of their “Salammbo” engagement tonight alammbo” is a play em bodying historical events of the * when t ancient city of thage was threatened by the rians. The play has many lent qualities and is mage |eently staged. Mr. Warde and Mix Kidder are both excellent in the “BARBARA FREITCHIE James Neill and Edythe Chapman jare offering “Barbara Prettchic this week at the Seattle theater The play in a romantic drama with bits of comedy running through {t Horace Lewis taking care of this element in his ch Mise Chapman is # ot Barbara, and J part of the wounded —rebe The p 1s one of Clyde Fitch's best and the Netit « handle it {In & manner that makes me most acceptable offerings in the way of romantic drama yet of fered in Seattle Backache and urinary troubles are danger signals sent to tell you that the kidneys are clogged and congested: that the sys rapidly filling up with and.other poisonous wast should be pasned off tn the Healthy Kidneys filter ow Blood « * of pel dneys are # Process Is efther hindered « pended. Bo the hoay « and it is because so mar the role Reglect wick kidneys that kidney COON HOLLOW @iseases are causing more deaths oder be than any other human ithe A Romar af Hollow” ts It tw easy to cure any f th at the Third Av kidney trouble with Doan’s K week. The old rural drama te well before It reaches a 4 there are many sym vu when you have ney Pit stage, known and a favor It t# ot these symp BENEFIT PERFORMANCE Pain in the On Friday evening « t per hips, t 6 of “Coon Hollow” w * a, ned en by M u h * rd Avenue © profits of sis- f t the House hepa a 4 n sympathy with th ar char ued © assiating Mr 1 tm the ing to get out of bed at rn ag pe night to pass urine, et { tickets hi ‘ y be 1 The Wlood carries the urinous waste to every part of the body, It MICHARL STROGOFF gets into nervous #y 1 Wiedemann and his original causes neuralgia or sclaticn: it gets at elng warmly » into the + 4 heu 1 home the Aleazar th : . k in”M trogoft Rus this trouble. drama eliet for Pie = a Doa Far t You lapse tnt the path and languid n and him eh oy t jiabet ni i Viedemann won in th r of al wa Janger turks ’ Jont 1 the kidne at once Nadia, the unfortunate exit Th Kidney Pills. jay | tp 1 and dh Thin great specific Is composed of ror ta t P” huaenaceayganony suse H. O. Blankenship t of the 5 h he w For o by all Dealers. Price 60c, Yester-Milburn Co., Buffalo, H. ¥ for n t ne a m nul Prop is tn pr n ger and nit ot the roads tn- | er es. but | here for a week after the good roads « Neill has the| fe ype that the gullty partion might hended, The body of tt TIERNEY ALIVE ; HOULS AT | not en tilated, | as » been mur nm the attor away their midst. Even ‘Coroner “Moye | MRS. STACEY DEAD had abe ut decided to place the name |UNKNOWN PARTIES DEBE Ss) E Ss) tay ia he bay near th ’ 8 8D JG , é , ‘with jibe head crushed ia yayer bade T! {EY are now ready —75 Se nn mates Socata: — eee | new models. In Style, Fit, : BOISE, 1dats ; Unknows Finish, Material, they are sans Ee Seacalic aaat tr Weinae then, Lavaré Gh Gir ieee tke dnveal ; : reproche —— admittedly the fin- Was tao Gare ta cacy ot |Caaren of ta Toae id | | “the ie 1 est example of American shoe- hands were filled birdehot yan hope secret, until . (phe ; making. Your carly inspection is solicited. Always $3.50. REGAL THE SHOE THAT PROVES 80 REGAL STORES Seattle Store, 1211 Second Avenue CHICKEN RANCH 5160:--10- ACRE hprensyeiivencs SEACH, oct. tor tte the eee P erett Int an, which we are at ' act me at $250. + spring water. DON THEY aro selling ¥ EVERY CHEAP FOUR-ROOMED NEW COTTAGE AND FIVE ACR OF FINE LAND, ON CAR LINE AND LAKE, ONLY.......$77! rty ean make $2,000 carries many not $ . 1 $10 per mont whew ' . ty in b t h «. Pine view of Seattle ort . ‘ f this beautiful land wold tr jaysin C.D. Hillman’s Lake Washington den of ¥ tion City Offices, Rooms 1, 2, 3 Tim look, or take free boats at Tay- lor’s Sawmill, on Washington street Car Line. Office on Grounds. WEST.2 ROBERT WHEELER MALTBY 7 and & Union Bicok 408 and 410 New York Block PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS Bridges, Structural Iron Work, Piers and Foundations, Dredging by All Methods. SEATTLE. WASH. STONE, FISHER & LANE TWO BIG SPECIAL DRIVES FOR TOMORROW'S SELLING JACKETS DRESS GOODS 600 finely tallored Jackets, made of Melton and Co vert Cloths, latest cut, medium and | 4PRCIAL LOT—S4-inch Rapel rain cloth in blue, brown, gun metal and green. This cloth ts something new and thoroughly waterproof. Zibelines in plain and short lengths, in black, blue, brown and tan, al! sizes, value $8.60. All week you colors. This is the r thing for school coats. Mannish suitings in all ixtur both che and stripes. Silk and wool mixtures, 64 inches buy them at chotee ........ + b00s cose weose os . | ach volles, Derby cloth, ladies’ cloth and 50 different pater | yard SUIT ROOM. SOUTH AISLE, REAR SILK GOODS, NORTH ROOM, LEFT AISLE. KNITWEAR THAT'S. BRIMEUL OF SATISFACTION —=—==[OWEST PRICES WE'VE EVER ent Fe AEE todhe ave 6 t 1 that and they sind, The Annex stocks ready—there IN EVERY WEIGHT, IN EVERY WEAVE, AND IN EVERY WANTED SIZE. ure b get first and attention and invariably big ywhere at these 8 ’ t Q y material, in white, blu pink, made with an 8-inch $1.00 lounce scalloy edged with silk or embro 4 with white silk to finish edge eee 65 TO O8¢ $1.26 * ; t jarments,in stri pes of blue and white or pink and 500 TO O8e , wc icaee natural, for $1.76 45e | \ ts and Drawers, in natural wool, in all sizes from 18 ) O86 THE SUIT STORE IS AT ITS BEST || FLEECED WAISTS me | “imei ees | “at wee Sk ON BARGAIN SQUARE, EACH, 35¢ s is an encore to the splendid sale held a month ago, We lged that if these sold quickly tn the dog days of August 1 go even ker with winds a blowing and cloudy sktes ) we took another thousand. WAISTS WORTH 65¢ AT 35¢ etty colors, with fig of red, blue, brown. fronts and full B5e « the $15.00 taal aontiatetiatiss ntllccna sstbiasi dll