The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1904, Page 9

THE SEAT TLE SPARY-TU ESDAY, OCT. 11, STPARY-TU ESDAY, OCT, 11 11904 DOUBTFULORWORSE §=8?/742 | OUNK are gathering Complete Creait Mouseturnishers FREDERICK & NELSON (Ino.) complete tor! ane cion ne 4 I el eraeire ataies aovteonis 90. sande 5 IS SUED 9x12 tt. Smith Axminster and Beauvais H WEST WITH JOB- SEEKING WORKINGMEN INVESTIGA 4] \— t } ps ae - JAPANESE PROTECTED CRUIS ' i ' ER STRUCK MINE IN PIGEON |’ $17.85 Each } | fen : we ao BAY—ALL BUT FOUR OF noqualmie power he i } t : . ; ¥ ~ > oO ‘ 1 hark ete ; : ‘ ve ieeie aa Another shipment of these handsome rugs ha: just been placed a i : > om (hy eriove News Am'nd | \ Octo on display. There are 16 samples to choose | tie fn a Minn 2 Pag oe dmaniia ein OK Ne-The Jus | yo dancing among, in floral and Oriental patterns. To- Pp aye matter <r mine in Pigeon hay, west of Port) gue gagies w aeranavan|{ Morrow, your choice - - - --- + - 7-7 } nh 7 ’ Bi pecan aw Nor TAXABLE? Oniy four of the Bip do hie city next Saturday night. A ; range . . oO by ¥ ‘ i Me es: ara & : Snbad ie ; ‘Regular $2.25 and . Keniey Swee armony ocoa oor —- ~ rom he diced , | $2.50 Bissell’s (ie Og meee Restored . cago age he yours inn aac |ewbteen eke, Os Mats | Carpet Sweepers #8 se ay ~ GEORGETOWN ie! Underpriced Tomorrow Tomorrow $1.80 Each Grout, oc Re avenue a BRIDE OF TWO MONTHS, AFTER Pioneer Dead | DESPERATE STRUGGLE, SEES) s i | ving the ulted in a challenge by the W, O. W. of . * dee o © the brethren in Bal HIM PLUNGE A KNIFE INTO! tthe » t r table 1 bi own wean Ss sedlivadhan tad ck nx Regular $3,25 to $3.75 Corded Arabian . Ne « me piace, dead, He aw phone ye eer ee Lace Curtains, $2.25 a Pair (Special to The Star) of th CLRARAARARDR000000000000041900000000047 ARE YOU GOING To Take Advantage of Our Free Offer? There are nine different patterns. Regular prices are from $3.25 to $3.75 a pair. Tomorrow and 2 25 Thursday, a pair ---------*-- . lin This | FAIRY, OAK, HEATER Climate | A THREE-QUARTER LIFE SIZE CRAYON PORTRAIT TO EVERY! CUSTOMER ONE DOLLAR IN THE STORE THE OFFER LASTS FOR NLA SHO KT TIME MORE Umbretias for Children inten, be 306 Um las, 26 inches, «fe Ae Bo0d merverized cover, steel rods nd paragos on, t handles, all complete h bulb runner, fe $1.00 A complete tine of all kinds of Umbretias, in 34. $6 and 1 tneh . $1.00 wpw Underwear sal Hosiery be perticutar! nee of an even LOS ANGELES Oct. 11—After a} frightful struggle lasting three After Dug’ his neck and bis thrust piercing his heart ‘The struggie and suicid: Phortly after 2 ping. Ac fon ep ie . im a ball and they t ome he threw his ar and choked me,” said ft the inquest and we struggled (By Beriops News Ass'n) | Chairs and upectting a table. He| poRTLAND, Ore. Oct. 11—It k Bad a knife in bis hand with the! Blade open. 1 thought he meant to/ cal fans can carry through their de ut me. I fell to the Moor and then Phe struck at his neck with the | vires Dusdale Beurs in a darkened room with a st for PORTLAND FANS CLAIM THAT the East Side. weapon erased husband, Mrs. Wiliam Paxton, a bride of tw When they left the ar Paxt al THE ROTUND MANAGER I58 Se eo eben «s NOT TREATING THEM RIGHT The Gun Was *., Not Loaded te the floor exhaust peculiar ma After © Home, fast Diack, with £ Gusliaan Beckwith Round Oak =F 1 Jersey Hibbed, Fleeced Shirt 1 ie, all wines, any the bagebalt 206 } . coon, te mime € to 14 years, Deautiful designs of Galen od plain serges, « $iso Corset Bargaios Ladies’ and Minses’ Sa Jand ae “te (Special to The Star.) ~ SPRAGUE, Wash. Oct. 11.—Miss [Belle Beagiey ix wuffering from ao painful wound in his foot as the re-| the apparent fact that we will be the; Bult of the accidental discharge of |tall-ender #0 long a= he manages| B revolver. She thought the weapon | Portland D Was not loaded and was playing ‘with it. Girdle wete, In white, pink . sik ribbor stew, tomorrow. . 500 bow, a cormet made to sell at $1.06 body of polished steel both in feed door and Is equipped with nickeled urn, nickeled e plate, nickeled top ring and nickeled foot rest Prices are as follows: Terms, 1 cash and $1 a week, or $5 cash pon th. IN OUR BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT toa patriotic, generous public _ MEAD SPEAKS | patronize good playing In season land out, should be further incentive AT WENATCHEE play ball obs naiatrsc aa 2-quart Herlin Kettle or | Pretty " Bauce Pan, tthe! plete ut, 26e, for BBe WE TAKE YOUR OLD STOVE AND ALLOW YOU ALL IT (8 WORTH AS PART PAYMENT FOR A NEW ONE. <* (Special to The Star) Ptfree BILLY” WENATCHEE, Oct. 11—Candi ate A, E. Meade and Congressman POTTS MARRIED pe Sete ay Taek: eee F. W. Cushman addressed a large | Bow! Te Ha gathering of voters here last night. | a 7 Chocked Mouse Traps, each Se for $7.75 $9.25 $11.75 . 17 seeee $14.75 19 ° $16.75 Side Lamp, We Round Har omplete with reflector, 40c for B5e + jored Night Lamp, ce plete Ibe Hand Lamp, complete.,.190 | SEATTLE HOME OF THE GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE. | State Senator William G. Potts, | € | 7 A ager of the Diller hotel, was } s Bald J. McLaren on the grou r tied to Miss Ida Chambery. BE PROMPT cmon’ Complete See desertion and non-support. They|daughter of A. H. Chambers, of |p) Mousrfernisbers Rousefernlan x Were married in Seattle on October | Olympia, at the home of the bride ORDERING PORTRAITS nme 1 10, 1902. i | parents this morning Miss Cham your | AFTER (INCORPORATED.) * . pers was a leading of UNEQt Otymp! PORTRAIT. | OCTOBER NEQUAL SEATELE | Otvi Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. 3 te 50 Tt RKISH expe ‘ ¥ BATHS | will return to Seattle in about twe Under Dexter Horton Bank. | Wreye und recide at the a aos MART 22 “o ‘a “a “a “a be hh hh he ee ee ee ed Go to $2 pee Dabney & Woodhouse Guinness Stout C0 OND Ann = For ae : Genuine imported. Why pay 5 a) PIKE ead #3 e a more when Aronson sells the best at the right price? OPEN ALL NMtianT ra tr 1 Am Always Willing to Wait for Mt Until Cure is fected WILL PLAY THE BOTHELL TEAM mate NO MISTAKE CONBL KE-CONSULT dialled itn is SLr0728 0 404 First Ave. South Both Phones, Pink 1751 SANIPURE 20c |" gultation free ut office or by matl” Syadicate Dailies trict is near E SUGAR MILK, per Ib 21e papiia, The ol Yesles ALLCOCK’S Corn Plasters 20c avon We fonhe duigiet anda MITCHELL’S Cough Syrup 50c Sauclomné “hasaee = DOLIVE will be built east esyditie | « Rang HEAP FOUR-ROOMED NEW COTTAGE AND FIVE ACRES swe FREE DELIVERY. BELLADONA PLASTER 10c Sree Chun Br OAR Lith AHO Lani OMY a | ke Street. Beattie, Wash . mie 418 PIKE STRERT 7 : -———- a ALLCOCK’S PLASTERS 10c Phones—John 981; Ind, A 1156 lb er = ge phen gem Bangg we A, (RTE aOR RAINY WEATHER MEANS A DEMAND FOR RAIN COATS WE HAVE 'EM. YOU WANT TERMS—$1.00 PER WEEK Latest in Ladies’ and Gent's Wearing Appa Eastern Outfitting Co. Inc. Corner Fifth and Pike, 3 pccatneaganrh: SLOOD D POISON City Offices, Rooms 1, 2, 3 Tir mes Block, or take free boats at Tay lor's Sawmill, on Washington street Car Line. Office on Grounds A hove Rubber | Tar Witch Hazel | | REDUCED FREIGHT. RATES onge 50c or Glycer- | On household goods to alt easters | Peints, Through care, Saving of »)} Work $ fo 00 per cont ine Soap SEE WINDOW DISPLAY 3 Cakes 10c The Seattle Transfer Company FORCED TO MOVE 1420 FIRST AVENUE MARION SEATTLE Mt “ = The entire | stoe houset STREET E Site (Ta WASH a Ghe Main Corner in ston LOZ Be Main 787, ind. 798. bene 4 b pa sonaspecialty Tertiary Petsen an be treated at ALBERT HANSEN . MON TRUST wat mtaped he ‘ PHOTO SUPPLY CO. GOOK REMEDY co. 706 First Ave. “Don't forget the number School of Photography 22 wasoste PHALD 1420 FIRST AVENUS. ' free te Amateurs Phone Free Delivery. “The Reliable Credit House.” Ghieage, Tit