The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1904, Page 4

lide td STSTRIPES See Uy risen THE Se SAT TL. STAR RY STAR PU BLARING CO eis sad FOOD Business Depa. tment Bunret Inder dent Usk Siti: BEAUTIFIER y ’ MORT STEVENS, ALIAS EARL ‘ ibe BARRINGTON GETS Five & YEARS AT NOME AY . And he gave it for his opinion that whoever could make two ven eara of corn, or two blades of grass ® grow upon a spot of ground cd ’ », LON! H f Hey e where only one grew before would deserve better of mankind and the thief ar 1 ; ng do more essential nervice to his country the whole race of adler whom Politicians put togetie Jonathan Swift ris j q " ae | t " : ‘ : f hom we b fn h , f ' -_—— ———— et t ement ap - ‘| bon ” CABE. ON GRAFTING nd peniter t ] $ Be Eeeeels a! 15 « t af 85,00 the t pal Dry Geo fine will not pa 1 will x ions alg Ri . wn as Chaplain McCabe, has a blunt the defaulter era are my t it tele, t es - hard labe f -, way of sa t . The v ¢ mt aie : a In a t interv h as saying Paes tee conviction | vi “A. nan , ought to t at the vitals of American primelp! Sat date, Geer UN ne y 5 i ; . The . ‘ tt n nment is worse than the high me Us t t . a adel . ar 1 ’ } who “0 1) ATTEMPT TO INJECT POLITICS | iyj'"s, for mary . d ; . ‘ a ‘ \ “ row! waa emt t uv ' i j " : re L aeb thin inealian ago and was then known as Karl| INTO LOCAL IMPROVEMENT 4 > 4 stopped at any ba . t 1 would » thé sl statt. of @ ~~ } CLUB AFFAIRS FULTON | ’ RK 2 ment, and th s on he 4 pod, leaving numerou | . 4 While it may be d wh r the noted pent e : . in hrew a | into 3 ’ dn the mp of the | tl | ‘ gested a remedy that would etop graftin even were ita dopted | Stevens was recently in Fair-| ¢ ry wend | q Which ts not at all likely, there as a a banks as ed bere ‘ 4 not to tt iat _CAR ARRIVES , 2 elation of ¢ rs that rings tr i t me jewelry ‘ oie. at atin tae + 4 The er P altor n the 1, We from a French woman wit hom | ¢ sseed St & mast neo ' 3 The gra ia tra and of i ing BB Aa } he gen r shipment of Hobart sy takes advant of « place, given. him by the grace peor aes ne . " the | M. Ca I t came in for q . to rob the people. His tosophy that he is in pw position to levy cham f comme next |p. Jobnston Co., Beattle’s biggest toll on public tu s the philosophy of a traitor. His pract Organ ‘ b r nt con dividing up or tkaing money on ke the practice of a traitor And, as the bishop says, this grafting strikes at the vitals of Amer rigorously exc ‘om improve-| cern, Those who admire beau ment club gs and what in-|tiful, the artint i refined tone bring t a! qu all combined in the highest degree in this excellent instrument, not miss #n opportunity to ©, hear and test the HOBART M CABLE PIANO. » other piano os a government of the grafters, by the \ “J N grefters and for the grafters —: sarrnareh— Tt would surely excite some comment to witness the, Honorable & ALA } Ea Butler, of st or the B of Minneapolis . j Louls, norable ex-mayor n * tied to a post and given lashes with the eat o’ nine tails, but It” 7 | in the market is th eater value would not stop the practice of grafting. THE PROHIBITIONISTS ORGANIZE THE SILAS ©. SWALLOW SOBER, STALWART syYc- JAPS ATTACK RUSSIANS AND f ! intending p asers than . M 23 ; 1 n this make Then, too, AMORES - | CAPTURE TOWN AFTER ALL i nam ; you will find our terms the most NIGHT BATTLE ernoon that he knew nothing about | C@€ltable to both parties, not ohly ladies, I¢ this Ie true, hoisting the mamm it. He added that. such matters | 0” the Hobart M. Cable, byt on our cash from your hubby's pocketbook Why, Harold! When do ras L /S were never discussed by the com while he sleeps the sleep of the just such thoughts? : »mplete line of Chickering & So! Kimball, Pe D. 8 Johnston Co., | MUKE Ont The Japa-/| mittee * wy Ye constitutes the silver trimmings Well, | don't know whetfibr -t6 | nese have advanced to the village| G. A. Hawley, the attorney, an-| "26 8nd other Pianos : - believe the good things you tell the | wdagan, capturing that place| other member of the committee, de-| i JAKE KNOWS. neighbors about papa or the | COMPLETED © ~ K. an all night fight clared he was indignant about it. | The Simplex Piano Player Jae Mere dase we will have a} 70% to bam" if the senatorial matter is| 1s making new and staunch friends —- JAPS REPULSED ‘ 7 every day. Don't think of buyt }cold winter, as the fur on all fur J } PU ; brought up, it will be wiped off the | ©Yery vying |hearing animals ie undsually thick} Elgin, Ih, undertakers have a i< gE dame pertain Ort, Eis. | boarda mighty suddenly,” he sald 8 Plano Player before you see the eee NOW. . oak ot ‘¢ In post. | O8t Sanday funerals, We'd hate to) EXCAVATING CREWS COME) %*M. Sakbaroff reports today; “The ~ Simplex WRISSER NOW. retary Taft too far away, Me, Pree _ ay Ag onal pot inch hy die in that town on Friday | apanese opened fire on our forces |. We shall also be glad to have you Divorce court record—Magegte| ident. : reg : | | TOGETHER NEAR GENECA! ra night, whereupon the Rus At E. sopus look over our big stock of talking + Weiss vs. Charlie Weiss. eh ee ogan (0.) Reperter. pvceret alana advanced and repulsed them.| sopus machines and small instrumenta, moat time for the orig a mequent! ing to eur own A Ray county, Mo, man, Just to| anese man to point with pride | A MERRY QUIP. MEAD AT VANCOUVER [aan SugERNS to Ser Gon) show his nerve and to win a $2 bet, | pulled a mule’s tail, The money " , (tty Scripps News Ase'n.) When I was @ email boy 3 went) CZAR 18 CONFIDENT NEW YORK, Oct yuige par | D.S. JOHNSTON CO ~ didn't do him any good. | possum hupting barefooted in the} (Special to The Star.) | The two crews working In the 7 “TK. i 7 } ~ be ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 27 hs . ett for Cs rh I snow. What do you suppose I} |big tunnel the Great Northern is) —— —— The her left for Reape 903 SECOND AVENUE. caught? Snow-bit feet, of course VANCOUVER, Wash, Oct, 27.—A| digging under the city met fast r Burke Buildi Curtisville Cor, Bequachee (Tema. | targe crowd turned out inst evening |Mi€ht, at 11 o'clock, near Seneca News. to hear A. K. Mead, republican can- | street, completing the big bore Y Yo Olde o, BpOsT ON DENTISTS First in. point of excellenge fw ae . - . a diate for governor, discuss the \s- | The work of digging the tunnel has 4 4 AUTUM DITTY. sues of the state campaign lkept shout 1,600 men busy for a\> ¢ i . a « many; exoalied teehee u take at 2 t | year Por the Inet week the men ave you taken off your cos |have been working night and day And with business tn ) ‘ ete the Told your children get remote. ONE FALSE ALARM | compilers we vase ‘Th’ handy man often Pte POOLLPLOOHELIODELEDI ODED SEIT ETEDOEEO>EOED | ~ m it ts estimated that in two! qWihile your wife dared linger by |months more the tw wilt be} ~ ‘ wered by |Completed and ready for trains. It ly before 9 Will not be used, however, until the can’t be spared fér a better job. erfect work at the result of an a stigation of the = consular serv ally and of A false alarm was the fire apparatus at Have you found the cussed thing In the dusty closet, where oclock last night. ‘The fog was wo | R€W union depot is completed the conduct of McWade ip particn- It was Didden since last spring, thick that {t @es necessary to take| [n point of area this is the largest lar. . And begun straightway to swear? every pre: acel~) Tallroad tunnel in the nited Complaints were made that fraud- < Sl dente ae ve the States, though two or three others ulent certificates had been issued to Have you staggered ‘neath §2) sirects were crowded. The alarm afc longer. When finally completed Chinamen by United States consuls, weight. was turned in from Pourth avenue |¢¥o tracks will ran for the entire and that by reason of them the Chi- And your face besmeared with | and Virginia street. The streets are | 5.120 feet of its length. nese exclusion act had been evaded | } woot, torn up in that vietnity and thie tect! The point of meeting was direct in a number of t PRICES— ‘Then discovered rather late made it a difficult matter to get to|!¥ under the offices of the Inde- It is also alleged that army offt- Examinations free. i be killed if he travels on a} KING Sowanyst REIGN COAT. / ‘That the pipe is short a foot? the box at al pendent Telephone company. corse in e Philippines had made Silver Fillings ....... few years ago we would | — unfavorable reports of the consular (J Crowns and Bridgework, trom An automobitist in South Dakota | It you haven't, brace ap, men, service in China, and that MeWade to $5.00 ermanent | had been severely criticised. There | w leo talk of excersive fees. { Third Assistant Secretary of State Pierce, who conducted the investl- ' Hours—8:30 to 6; Sundays, 9 gations, satisfied himself that the to 12. Roth phones. well founded, and Mc ? vovient [| BOSTON DENTAL 4 Plates (that fity $5.00 Seiicasesaceeae lpareece |TAALE BOY |e © 4 ! Yankee prize fighter. It is up to -—— | When you MUST put up the/ ROBBED IN FOG Dresiden| deman: apo A Chicago woman told the Jili-/ an aie aan APOLOST. | cis Woman's clubs that “beautiful | I Mrs. Roosevelt ha haa organized a| window displays are the first natle| ’ capes Tadios’ cabinet. Better not send Sec- | in the coffin of virtue, Be careful,| A woman may be ne attractive as }..twe 4 Tweive-year guarantee. Lady attendants. hightaymen, un- ja Jost bargain and tactful an) | der the 1 of the fog of even val by the | brook trout, amt still warp your po- — . | ine held up aad robbed K. King PARLORS etary and trenaurer of the vade was born tn Ireland tn/ WHEN A PHYSICIAN AND SPECIALIST HWtieal destiny until it cracks—-Pike retary and |” MeWade was born tu treta : “sei sii « experience will test y our Eyes Free, why go to a Jeweler? | City (Ark.) Cannon Ball LADS LEFT GOOD HOMES TO Srhenk ae a N “ ; 1850. He came to America ae a 1420 SECOND AVENUE. SEATTLE EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT IN 7 } reagan Poe ye atrol | young man and beeame a newspaper | Opp. Bon Marche. 2 2 Mage Peg ie ili ee i Re mit nb anxious LIVE ON THE SANDSPIT man Potter was notified ot tne rob. | q | reporter and editor in Philadelphia q | mother, “but | don't know when to/ a+ gy se ee a - 4 |} He always took a prominent part = old. Must mamma] Three boys who left good hames|men escaped. King lost $8 and é / a co & tae “ a 1 put that ey (hoked bir . - a € Ste ie le a “shut t don't always ki wiih rate A ede sleoath sor. Sie diowt Gent ost ties no tint ame hemp tgp nas | was appointed consul to Canton in Street Aes ay aftern pe first man met him at the in- OPERATIONS A FAG n and Keefe. The | t m ¢ . WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.--United | 1900, and in 1903 was raised to the | Ad 4 TRUST Public Gradually Awakens to the reely in thelr teens, and ery dark. King saye he! Wade, at Canton, China, has been celyed the derotation of the Order | : i Pact | h, who claims to be of # mate he! removed by President Roosevelt, as ot the Double Dragon. School of Photography ' ; ine. bataet ‘faa § im operat “6 Ap archaeon dor bog = free ta Amateurs that the fad for rectal operations h and pr nied an out w his this morning. He arrived at Rose : ; Faas Gio By oan! eee cy left and prevented an outcry while bis this morning. He arrived at Rose.) JER RERSON ARRIVES ‘ontD PAINLESS DENTISTS g ‘ lof patienta were frightened and atil.they jets. Both men r pidly away af-|Conainder of the day : PIKE STREET. a hurried into } perated up- ter securing the money lances, Wee will di .| With 204 passengers, one of the wit #0 extract <1 aud filied abwolutely a " F q on and voube r last . m entered the! — |morrow. to @ delega west part to come down from “tes ¢ and those whe x when thé trouble was a « eday aftervoms, thd ee SS oe Rritieh Yukon gold fieids this | NOFVOUS People 3 ta baying q morrhoids or piles only at ik a Odell’s home Se Seamer Jere, Cee ou c a eu i at home with a «imple rem » roety Yukon 1 ‘ ved ae y lay ft 7 ; 3 q edy ng but fifty cents a box ' 1 an impor @ mantis and crews oO ur ¢ y t wt - 4 1 procured one fifty cent box of " Yukon river s ace ra now out palnices ext acting . Pyramid Pile Cure of my druggist , ne Winter, are} “gone. 12 years *uarantee. is j with the intention. of buying @ ‘ , the " rs. A treasure larger box later, but was happily e # » in gold consigned eg ' i urprised when | found that { was ay dian : ured, and stil! have six pyramids left out of the first and only box. | inte his f I have not had the least sign of plies since I used thie one box oun would ; which has been about two months; | Pending thelr f previous to using Pyramid Pile Care | the boys 1 had the worst kind of bleeding | Promined to go nd protruding piles for over thirty About a week Figure !t out—Homes sold on tee), a solicitor, committed su : Bank of Commerce ‘and the Selby “ ‘ Smelting company wa nighat | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Rath down by the Jefferson er than appear tn court to face the —— a teharge of attempted murder W. W jelde this morning by drinking car » werd | bolic acid The tragedy occurred WHITE ‘RIBBON. "REMEDY payments Lots $38 and up. smaller than rent s with best not cover roof Terms 9.60 me years, and one knows, ox on on Washing eet and the an hour before his case was called. man can ‘ ept those who bave had the piles, | Patrolman on that beat. told them| A few months ago Casteel shot } Softee oF m, to § p. m.; Sundays, ; per month. City water on ev- Hitt? vain and misery I suffered the id have t the) and seriously wounded R. H. Dun | i gro meghrigeconPinays 4 = reeta at nf ‘ 1 ham preside: o e “aliforni de ery fot. Only 15 minutes’ ride Tam a poor man, but have often | streets late at nigh ived | ham, president B.; a Mitornia | | aid | would give a fortune, if | had A mystery to the pol business college wh te the school | f°, ashing’ = 7 Of ths pile. bad os was in session quarrel aver | Ke . 8. Wasliington street © BS. © 6 ot By piles, and now! kK. Halseth this afternoon filed| money caused the shooting for i have Dever our wr fifty cents. I) suit against the city for a restrain ‘ Howthenst Seattle pould be very ungrateful if | did ing order to re strain the elity fre = NEW YORK, Oct Th new Rf pe : not thank you and give you every | urocending with the regrade of Dom |rapid transit sub us formally | adit FOR NINETEEN YEARS —e pyeivilene te vee Jay oe and this |iny way on the ground that the re ened this afternoo The first |} th we havemade thor ‘retary ed Poet r etter 1 ow there are 80 | vray jethed, Eka, ae train was started by M Mechel ‘or Tertiary Bleed Polson = many who suffer as 1 did.” gy. a,| "rade will — ene ca With w attver controller, ft wont |eRGRAMD jean be treated at i eatt e Weismilter, 1100 Bladensburg foad The county >m miaato through the ¢uns vith a part to 6 Washington, 1D. ¢ \this afternoon engaged in going halt ted eu 1. Si 1 it'son | ‘The Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, jever and approving the lint of roentgen lb ae Me potanh ane wtitt 4 Mich., publish a little book on the | judges and inspectors for the com ntath eding . t. Pynp) Oqwone Yor red F k rs causes and cure of piles, which they ‘ing election submitted to them by appr re The QUAKER DRUG 0. he bow : wil be glad to mail free to any ap- the diffe political parties held in the a nt RST 2 . jomesee e Co. | plicant, and we advise all aufterers | red ~ f the city haf. "Ph ahi hese i COOK REMEDY Co. " from this painful disease to wr CLOTHES, HERALT 4 wt r the ety t Both Phones 1240, 1222 MASORIO TRAPLE, Chicago, Mm, e them for i blown and bh