The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1904, Page 4

THE SKATTLE STAR—MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1904. =p vehicle being open, ao that] his majesty the sultan of Madra- ently than Knglis! | amity she was the first woman in; #ccasions he found opportunities of ‘ house, } THE SEATTLE STAR |s@ yrs wo ha ot him as ho! pore " was to be a gorgeous af. Madam, yon Pe 4 shown me| the world who had dared to contra. conversing with the Lady Oliv when BY STAN FU BL ggtING CO. | drove past was but a fleeting one,| fair, and everyone was wild with! much that astonished me, but you| diet him, Hin stout sultana woul ® blood was fired, and ' x — Boss ae 3” Fh | What | caught of it Seewral. led | cagerneess to attend have kept your greatest trtabases aor as soon have thought of fying as | did he lament the days ro. : © Con 1.) ' RBVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. }me to thik that I could tell egme| Though | have not been permitted | the last, Ast they say in my coun-| doing #0, while the Indies of bis| Cestors, when it would “i rd ; TELEPHONES SEED [0 of the man’s character. Tsew|the honor of her acquaintan Il try, ‘Giit is sliver at first, but ‘te would doubtless have been | possible for him to weize hor Biminene, Pepe. tment —Supesh, Main 108; Independent KEL there pridd, avarice and conaum-| have boon informed that the duchess! gollt at the end | to the bowstring had they| carry hor off to be hin so long ws a. isaac i =" Chisager 0 Fiibaas’ | Pate cunning. I told myself that 1] I# a mode! hostess, and that her en Your majesty pays mo a complt itured upon such a Hberty Begery Pg pom et aes | Oeliding, New York He Portertiel eke iat . should not eare to fail into his|tertainments are marvels of taste % that I appreciate,” returned Truly, these be strangs.people,” | Might of Bi utenance upon her, me ARLARD STAR AQENCY—S8 Sunset, Ned 14. } banda, if by any chance he should) and splendor, As for her daughter hen muttered to himself, “where no| So suddén, and yet so gr at, ran ‘One cent per copy, atx cents per w or twenty-five cents per mont& | have reason to feel vindictive) the Lady Olivia Bethampton, when | urning to the daughter he on ) goes armed, and women, un-| Bis pa hon that a . ov Severed by man arriere. No free coptes. towards mo 1 try to describe hor I find that] tere@ into animated conversation | veiled, beard kings to their facon.| teeth with In ee ae ae TO MAIL SUBSCRIGERS-The date when your tion expires His highness did feel vindictive) words fall me. ho in the most! with her. As talked bis dark, | Yet I could pardon her much, for] ned her giidin awe “s Bm the address label of each paper. mn that date wv subserte® | towards all creation. He had left) beautiful woman in Kaglandg and| plercing eyes were fixed continual. | she is as beautiful as a sunrise in| her slender w t encirel by G ss x ee Age: his native land of sunshine to come| that is saying a good deal ly upon her face. He told himself | the desert.” prince’s arm, and x lithsome fg - . ae Eee ge nae marter | to this damp and chilly, dirty and I have been told that ever eye! test he had fever seen anye ke Au he rode home afterwards he| ure swayin B wits r nyeemte grace to gen 8S pe et bone ht tab Ene. $ smoky Lon He had had a ratl-| Was fixed upon her, dressed in purd! her before; and when accustom. | told himself that he would not have| the musle o' ¥ “ Bot X TOWN OF FICK, 1108 8 RCOND AVE | road Fide at @ speed that scared him| white, as she swept across the lawm}ed as she was to kings and prin belloved that a N’zrani woman could| When he loft tt ace © return See AS gies etaaee tb clieting tee poe and a soa Voyage that had made him| to be presented to their illustrious) dared to differ with him on have been #0 fale, aryl as he Lay | men nt ade, r The Bt | 111, Wes than att, he did not ap-| stest jtuin subject and spoke her mind| back on his cushions he began to] of unset prove of the titled equerry who had| | can quite Imagine that the aul nd to the point, he was|dream dreams. What th y been told @ff to métend upon him,| tan, too, made a pteturesque fg only not angry, but was delight-| Olivia would have said had she CAS T OR IA } and whe, from the first, had treated ugh at that moment. He was a4)}ed beyond expression. in all prob-| known all that was passing in bi PLAIN MURDER him more like a spoiled child than| {ine figure of a man, and in hig ori+| é ' mina t eneuet tay. Doubtioas ane! For Infants and Children. aaa . pvereign wee waled,, and bed res dre lcoked every ingh “ _ Bersalin Hunte . Attention would nat only have b on very prop | The Kind You Have Always Bought The QUAKER DRUG (0 In plain English and strict Justice, why tam’t the man who ts re- bo db atrted shy PR scople, | When she was presented th nine} Clothing ra, A Under: | nocaa mes, Oet faexpremmiy | Boars the | cer AVE ’ Bpensible for the firing upon the Mull fishermen guilty of murder |""ynowing that he would be ttred| he received her graciously, then} *°"" Inhings. Hee offer oe rite 'in the evening, the sultan | Sgnatare 1013-4055 a &nd deserving of hanging or life tmprisonment? after his long journey, it had been| turning to the duchess, “he aal@ im? Sais tarts tomorrow. The whee Was present at the state ball at of CFL Both Phones 1240. After all the eup! diplomacy are exhausted, where te | arranged that he should spend hin French, which he re fu!atore turned loom - Huckingham palace, and on two there any moral differer n the man who and kilis | first evening In seclusion. On the 2 Who fired the bomb Rarmiess fishermen and t the Colorado miners? Because a man wears gold lace and comman¢ era w Meet of th le ehist who throws a handful of dynamite? As a matter of fact, isn't he the more dastardly of the two? Fe the anarchist stakes his life death of his Victim Bpon his high station to A BID FOR FREEDOM — BY pyright, 190¢, by Ni whieh blew up an engine of war, a murd than the is he any anar 1” and is content to share the while the admiral fires from a position of safety and rel How him to qo unwhipped of Justice. GUY BOOTHBY. w Enterprise Association.) CHAPTER L ‘The sultan of Madrapore is a very big man, politically and physically. | Politically, he possesses a seaboard Which is not only extremely dan gerous, but is also a source of con- it anonyance, sometimes even of tee, to half the powers of Bu- . Physically he stands some 6 feet 3 in his sandals, which ts a fair Reight even for an Arab; face long and aquiline 4 small.and a trifle loo close together. When you looked | traordinary career! into them, supposing he were angry,| I had arrived early upon you would in all human probability | seene and had endured t Understand what death means. At/ of drisaling rain and slushy other times he was a suave, cour-/ ment, to say nothing of the cro 4 {tiations which had brought it abou bad been of an entirely new an original description. He came ac companied one of the first in London to cate glimpse of him. How littl did the strangest th hour AS HE TALKED HIS DARK, PIERCING EYES WERE FIXED UPON KER FACE. { presence of my fellow citizens. last our own gracious teous gentleman. When news reached England that bis majesty contemplated a Euro- ean tour, there was a considerable amount of speculation as to the rea- gon which had prompted such a step. This was the first oceasion upon which he had ventured beyond the borders of his kingdom, and It! ‘was said that the diplomatic nego- prince sonage, followed by others attire him at the concourse of people ani inclemency of the weather preven’ We Are Forced To Move January ist 20 Per Ct. Discount For Cash on Everything. We Return You 20c on the Dollar Max Ragley Drug Co. 1405 Second Ave. Opposite The Time PHONES Sunset Main 982 Independent 982 LARGE REDUCTIONS On Tailored Suits, Tourist Coats, Rain- coats, Skirts, Waists and Furs, Come now and save money. SAME PRICE CASH OR CREDIT WESTBERG & CHILDS Sehiewrm avenue. CLOAS, GUNES BBO MILLINERY. by his prime minister secretaries and an extensive retinue. | It was my fortune to be present at Victoria when he arrived and to be dream then that I was to be instra- mental in bringing to light one of episodes of his ex- At emerged from the station, accom- panted by a tall, ortentally-clad per- in similar fashion. He looked about | then took his seat in the carriage that awaited him. Unfortunately the morrow a@ round of guletios would commence, which would last almost { without cossation until the tormina tion of his visit He waa to be op ertained at reviews, theat mar en partion, and was to | tate ball at Buckingham p: Throughout the next morn | majesty was kept bustly engag 1 witr | the reception of diplomatic, military and naval authorities with a gra clousness that did not at all accord | with his true feeling. During the afternoon he went driving, and In | the ning Was present at a per | formance given at one of the prin | cipal music halls fn his honor. On this occasion he was vastly pleased and at the conclusion of the per formance ordered his grand viner | to purchase the entire corps de bal | let and dispatch them tmmodiately | to his capital, When informed that this was impossible, he fell into a regal rage and vowed that things had come to a pretty when what he said was not taken as law Meantime Londen made him the hero of the day, forgetting that leas than two years before three of Eng land's sons and two of her daugh jters had been murdered in cold | blood fn Dis capital, and that he had openly de manded the punishment of those di rectly responsible for the inhuman deed And when his majesty drove through the cheering crowds of London he flattered himself that the trouble was forgotten and would | never be recalled | Having now given you a brief re sume of his majesty’s official do-| ings, I come to what may be called the lighter aide. Mer «race of Bamborough had Is-| sued Invitations to a large number of guests to a garden party to meet pass brellas store tc orrow. air to fe Purcha: Hemstitehed Lunch Ch to buy Rize he corners and enter floral designs, with wide hem stitched borders. A good value at $1.60; tomorrow at O5e Homatitehed Table Damask—-70 inches wide, pure Irish linen. new patterns, sells regularly at Thousands of people every state are doing their banking by mall with per- fect safety. SSe; lly priced for tomor if you write, we will. pi pe Ryde eee | Thread Satin Table. Da mank—T72 inches wide, w 7 The Union Pays 4 PER CENT Intorest 4 all pure Trish linen and | bleached, 12 different patterns s i to select from, at, instead of Directors j $1.29 the yard $1.08 BD. MacDougall, 'ohn B Agen. Unbleached Table Damask—Pare manuel RosenbereGeorge Don worth, Irish linen, 68 inches wide, very re ee Lerice H Bebt, firmly woven (one of two wash: a Py art. lames D Hows i. ings will bleach it) equal to the — TSe quality in the bleached; UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. | "27! moron se " Fringed Linen Doilies—Large size 112 CHERRY STREET. and perfectly bleached. new Beattio agents Bank of Cape Nome patterns, the dozen T5e Nome, Alaska. AMUSEMENTS Theate: Seattle Mannaer. THE LEADING THEATER. Phones—Main 43; Ind. 43. Baby Bonnets, in colors 36x36 inches, with drawn work | Pretty | | JAMES NEILL AND COMPANY Chin, te oll Mast vith BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION, and silk crochet lned CLEVER ACTING, wool; regular TSc cap for GREAT COMEDY, /@ pany Bonnets, in blue, brown, pink, or red, lined with silk, "|The AmMazZONS | Moines Oo. Ge vie Soe | of crochet silk lined with wool, | bar-| ing reservations must be called for ribbon tics they were $1.29, before 7:30; matines befor 12 noon. ' $1.75, but are slightly v3 bee — solled; they go for, 50 Baby Bonnets, in red or white i. Russell @ Drew, Manager Seattle's Most Popular Theater silk; crochet bonnets lined with silk and «ilk tes; regular $2.26 bonnet for Re t- Matinees Wednesd |B Baby Shoos and Moccasins, in col | Every Eve + ors and black button Ince and | (Just a Good Laugh.) sandais; odd lots for . JAMES B. MACKIE 100, 260, 390 And His Company, in Their Mustea!|{™ Children's Muslin Drawers, in ‘Comedy | nearly all sizes for 106 “GRIMES’ CELLAR DOOR” | PRICES AS USUAL | Both Phones Main 667 FRIDAY NIGHT FARIOLA” iy Soclety Amateurs t Week, “Black Patti Trouba jours.” seeker—for of fine zens A Storeful of Special Values Glance over the page carefully Athenian Athletic Club Tuesday Evening RMANIA HALL. Nov. 29 We have more goods and finer goods to show now than we ever Sash and Door Bargains PRICE LISTS FREE. My five cross panel Doors are known everywhere; price $1.90 per door. Send for price lists to my aulem room, 1508 Third avenue, Seat tle, Wash, had before. We are giving,,the best service Seattle has ever known But tomorrow special emphasis is laid on the fact that THE ANNEX PRIC ARE THE LOWEST ANYWHERE $7 Coats for $2.98 Here's a fine collection of Coats for Girls and Misses of Zibeline. You get choice of the finest styles and colors—mixed colors, such as green and black, black and gray, browa with white Necks, ‘ut in the loose styles, hip jeeycth, douhie breasted, high eiGtary stor) piped with vel we @reer prin ep te WHO i tommurbeiy UK... | they Snene, ANTEUR TOURNEY We have made the anouncements [Including Special Returns of thei short, sharp, to the point. You | Corbett ‘elaon © out at | Suh Prance will find that they tell of ggitwea)| } Gallery admiaxton reserve which warrant {mmediate inygst! rents on aie at Piper & Taft's gation; values which are ch | teristic of The Annex Finery for the Baby Here's a fine lot of Bonnets and Shoes for the baby that are spe- cially priced for tomorrow's selling and) Infants’ Long Skirts of fine white Nannel, embroidered heme and B5e to $2.49 Long Skirts and Dresses | lawn and A collection that's brimful of suggestions for the Christmas things can — are even lower than common. For examp Dresden Taffeta Ribbons, Brocad | White Taffeta Ribbons, printed a Menast aehy S008: tak HC ed Ribbons and Shepherd | with pink rose and green foliage Checks, in all imaginable col- | 590 and 89e Tonight and All Week ora 290 | The last 7 inches wid The Great Wil! om | Sites an ee Brownle Plaid Ribbon, priced ac- | Pillow Ribbons, in brave colors, “The Private or cording to width 100 fy 450 | satin and corded 200 | | 10c, _ Matinees 150, 10¢. eR Beautiful Linens for Christmas Gift Seekers There is no good housekenper but loves fine Linens dinner table that nothing else can give, and so they're a And prices até « un be laid aside for iuture they lend an fallzed for tomorrow iting. delivery if need be. ttern Table Cloths with % size Napkins to match, of heavy | Irish linen or the soft German | finish, in pretty patterns with wide borders running all around kins and an S-tx8-4 Cloth. net With 10-4 Cloth With 12-4 Cloth Table Clothe—Size of heavy Irish Hnen Set of one dozen Nap The Hematitched | 222% yards im floral and dotted designa, | with wh matitched border running all around. A Xmas | gift that would be appreciate Worth regularly Fringed Pattern Table Cloths of g004 pure Irish linen in an as- sortment of neat floral and seroll patterns, with border all | around. Size 2x2% yards, sells regularly at $2.26. Specially for | tomorrow at $1690 } \ tucks for Infants of fine white Indian muslin, for Boe Baby Short Skirts and elaborately trimmed with tucka, insertion and lace, for 6 montha, 1 year and 2 years, for $1.69 to $4.95 Baby Crochet Bootees, in blue and white, pink and white or all white, for 15¢e to 5O¢ | Raby Kim of cashmere or | fine white flannel, embroidered in white, blue or pink silk, for | 50 to $1.50 Baby Coats, in white bear cloth lined with heavy white mer ized and trimmed with white broadcloth and white braid, ete. | b.60 | "Prettiest Ribbons Out This Year | wift | be made of Ribbons, Prices Buy the Lady Estelle | Glove for Xmas | Lady Eatelle is the beat dol- ; we in America. It is made of selected skins by a great French concern in Grenoble. It fits per- ly, it wears indefinitely. Be pve we'd sell just as many if were ked half as much All colors and all sizes $1.00 Other famous Gloves are the Cen. temeri The Antoinette again $1.69 | $1.50 | Glove Cortificates ready—handy | way to give if you don’t know the | size. There's but twenty-six days now to the great Christmas Holiday First Christmas Store cy" The whole of the down stairs store has been turned into a veritabl iry- land, filled out with toys and dolls and games, for the young fol cate tle We get a good deal of fun out of the Christmas | ness We even forget to be businesstike most of the time, for all of the grown folks like to relax now and agi id “wind up something” like the small boy. So we tot Christmas store-ke ng all the good will, all the g nature ince one loses “the duty in the joy,” you can read 1 The Annex will offer the best service, The difference lies fa e helpers have caught the Christmas spirit and are i to (The quotation is liberal; it came from a cash be f re y has resulted in a erful busine already we're pa } thi w future delivery—and many a youngster oe comes with his mo ast to look” will be surprised to find |! leve rly. Santa Claus br ht just the very things he wished for, not knowing that mother gave a nod to a brigh and of The New Book Store Will Tempt You Tomorrrow A thousand volumes at a dime a volu @ very marvel of modern book-making, for they're cloth bound, printed in good readable type on good paper. The covers a amped in colored inks—not showy—but tasteful. All the standard novels are in the collec tion. All at 10¢ Each A hint to the titles She's All the World to Me, Hall Caine. eyond the City, Conan Doyle. Ships That Pass in the Night Harraden ¢ Haunted Chamber, Duchess. El th and Her Germay Gar- den. One-Hoss Shay, Holmes. John Halifax, Mullock Vicar of Wakefield, Goldsmith. FI er Fables, Louise M. Al cott Black Rock, Ralph Conner. Black Beauty, Sewell Alice In Wonderland, Carroll. Red Fairy Book, Yellow Fairy Book, Green Fairy Book, Blue Fairy Book, by Lang. A Picture for a Scotchman er, comical sketches after the manner of water colors of Scotch Inds and lassies, with apt quotation from Burn whole in fumed oak fran 3%x5 inches 75¢ Each And hundreds of pictures fram- ed or matted, 5.00 each DOWNSTAIRS Neckwear Sells on Sight utiful, simply beautiful Turnovers, embroidered silks sily washed H fancy and easy to buy Brown © in white 250, 35e and 506 One big lot of Collars, Turnovers with Buster ered each Mars, and blue, all sizes and Collar and Cuff Sets, the Hnen embroidered in white and colors and the fancy chiffon and muslin ones; choice, each s+ B50 Silk Collars, tab effects in front embroidered in blue, white, burnt orange and black; chotce, 1905 We're ready with a superb line of 1905 Calendars and Xmas Cards choice new styles and shapes. morrow launch th: Come, pie 5c, 15c, 25¢, 50¢ and On Upwards to $2.50 special pricing selling will be in force. at ¥ t | 5c for choice of over a hundred shapes, | be » about | embrotd- | STONE, FISHER & LANE pared a thousand and one CUT GLASS, PICTURES, TOYS, BRIC-A-BRAC, DOLLS, GAMES, CANDIES, BOOKS, CARDS Besides the thousands that you'd naturally come to The Annex for, such as Gloves, Neckwear, Fancy course the early shoppers will have the be $1.50 sort for .. Second Avemme: and University Street le So we have pre- 82 yman who understood instantly, t and Um- Hi We Shall Sell the $8.00 Dress Hats For $3.85 We shall make a determined effort to clear out the Hats tomor. row. Over two hundred of the prettiest Hats we own. The most popular fashions are to be put in one lot for speedy riddance now instead of January. Turbans of black and colored velvet, beautifully shirred and of felt with chenille braid and fancy quills and bows of velvet ench Sailors in the popular colors, brown,white and black with rich velvet trimming. Face Hats in scores of becoming styles. A whole page could be filled with descriptions. Better for you to come and see them. $3.85 ‘ Hats Worth $6.50 to $8.00 Will Go Tomorrow at $1.75 for Flaring and French Sailors and Tur ready to wear, all colors, worth regularly $5.00. dress shape Turbans, Sall- ore and flaring styles, values up to $2.00. Pay a Third Less for any Lace or Chiffon Drape A beautiful collection of Drapes. All the proper lengths, 7-8 tp to 1% yards, of chiffon or lace in two-color effects, or in plain col ors with embroidered dots in contrasting colors; or, again, in plain chiffon with lace edges, embroidered in silk or with plain satin band. Colors are legion—blue, green, brown, orange, black, black and white and all white. A fine opportunity to deck the fall hat an@ make it new again— $1.00 sort for 67° $1.00 75e sort for 2.00 sort for ... Beautiful Pillow Tops For Christ: mas Gifts As fine a collection as you'll find in a day's journey—and at low~ er prices than have ever been known before. For example— Satin Pillow Tops in rich Oriental | New Screen Pillow Tops, plain and tinted for the new Hardan- designs, such as usually com- | mand $1.50, here Tuesday, only | ger work, according to size .* $1.00 | - 190, 350, 500e Lithographed Pillow Tops in doz- ens of beautiful designs, usual- ly sold at 580, for -..BBe Brown Linen Center Pieces, stamp- ed and tinted ......350 to 98e Xmas ‘Kerchiefs Are Ready A beautiful collection of Handkerchiefs. Put up in artistic box- es (not gaudy) for gift giving. | All Linen Handkerchiefs in gray boxes, 6 in each box, embrold- ered edges, the half dozen for $1.50 A Still Greater Suit Sale Tuesday We shall cap the climax in Suit giving tomorrow, for, for thé day's selling, we have grouped two fine lots of the smartest Suits at @ price that should bring every woman to the store in a hurry. AT $9.50, SUITS WORTH UP TO $16.50. All favored styles, coats long or short, loose or half fitting. Here's an inkling of the styles Suit of Black and White Tweed in the-tourist style, coat hip length, loose, with half belt at the back, patch pockets and roll col- lar, all piped with black satin, kilted skirt in walking length Another style is of blue, brown or black Venetian with tourist coat, edged with broad band of tallor stitched satin (in black) and ek SI ere % AT $17.50, 8U Thoice of the finest styles uced this season, Just as good, just as smart, and as good money's worth as any we offered on Satut- day, The lot includes suits of mixed tweeds, black cheviot, brown mixtures, tan mixtures, black and white effects; blouse and Nor- Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box, plain and fancy .......500 eee eeeh cosseee ' 4 folk styles, short English jackets with fitted back, and kilted skirts; only one or two of each style at most, hence the difficulty of giving any detailed description; all sizes from 32 to 44: worth $20.00 to $30 at . » ’ $17.50 Leggings for Baby These Combination Leggings | With feet attach ed they cost..... and Tights for little babies are | : se ee 0s 1.25 about the most sensible garment | Without foet .... ......++ 590 that could be devised. They slip | Knitted Wool Leggings in black under the dress, over stockings | or white ‘ and shoes and tie around the Women's Black Cloth Garters, aist. Made of fine soft knitted | worth 75e for 2960 Germantown wool, in red, black | Black Stockinette Leggings, worth or white, aa peer $1.00 | Embroidery Sale __ of Importance Over five hundred yards of fine | Swiss and Natnsook Embroidery, || beautiful designe edxings and in- || sertion t= mate’. The surplus | from @ sobat derporter. Worth up to She & yare; for Tuesday— We a Yard