The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1905, Page 3

1905 THE SEATT. E STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 17 mail = = : — bine” Credit|| GRAFT IS \inrer..ee-75" WORK TO. BE Gas exer. re * BUYS A MARRIAGE BU. &! One t a Twe Each Week Will Do, * REAU—FINDS A *) LJ CHARGED : age :| APRIL { ‘LToimesrurniture Uo: “The Office Furnit . y ice eae Se AAMT The urniture 0 LEAD PORTA | Mee eae WO1-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. Shoulda Be Ri t ge ee (Speolal to The Star.) + on ; ‘ne tae core is Work ot aring the lot for the . gh peolal to The Star an Hiterest in a local marris Thus See one eee - : J. B. Howe, who yesterday was *® burdau } found his * M ba Extra ho eC ial for S Saturda J PORTLAND, ) N hi A house w mie n April Pre in the sixth position in the big} PORTLAND, Ore. March 117 * me having ® wier, of the Internatior voting ¢ or the mo: lar r ee \* ' rap, ithe Paap ' M: | ; Me a Eten employe of the Seattle Klectrie som, {2msation han been created by | ¥ 4 | Contract company, stated this mor adras Cross Stripe Curtains pany jumped to p day, | charges of graft in the elty i] ® rer */ the extra tean td be ready t od f making a gain of more tha 150. | * an to Wl inet t and " 4 $1.60 aul . Howe runs 0 nthe East Queen Anuo | Councilman Sharkey agevsed Conv- | of | ith, eh miata. : aon 4 Be hilt trons are going | citman Louls Zimmertt t k-|® 4 by w]e Ree ah ee eam A SET CABINET ~* 7 ® does not stay behind | ing to prevent new enterprine om | * tor of Wl ew 4 \ s fa { pg et, me ‘ rtland, ‘Th * ue * of *lthan y { ape 1 Keg Frank Presnell, who was yeate # The b#Be owns two farms, two ® ! : as yeater the a ame wre ng th lay was first, went to the se bs hy & housed i and and two® " ~ S i i¢ 9 " a Telephone north terminal of the ( position, but his gain was nothing | ¢ frencht f lots Wikis Great Morthern tennal, About to be ashamed of. He polled is « aie oF ant fe oe cae But two 1 tains t 199 votes during the day, ‘The PRICES TOO HIGH ROR RO tt tk kk tm to has ; : PARLOR TABLE. CLEARANCI waine since the unt yesterd ¢ . hes . —— rLAND, © aroh 5 Tonight 1 t 1 for any day during the contest. The |" si Ppa igen ge aggre d EE Body orien ey) at poertay op he former Votes are coming tn at the Bening: | * ‘ ' she b | At midnight the fall and winter son tho forme hausen store, on First aver than those gover by the Live oor amon e mba | f ! fast that the two employed in ba ar #| ended. For one month it # ' AE work, and m assistance will ha me . pe old 6 t t emple \ ot ~ page WAS AGENT |foundation. 7 « Heninghausen anr need h - "I 1 ' March the m it ff m he that the clerks were wa tw etters ia old and great oak, has fe behind tn their count and he would ' . niente h| that the wetgh Attach 8EINING GROUND LEASES poe Cre Tees OR have to get extra help for the cout been f 1 in the | building will x parle ~ io © illustration matter of fnet, Mr. Bening. | 2 , elo has been| “The work betng sed by | Ro ™ he Vote aa tal tn o stot page named | progressing bd o , es! i e the erent the entire | | Fowler this kina « ne t ast, but the clorks are work i= pleased that ed at th ene # fast as they can to catch up. | to impede the we AT THE HIGH SCHOOL t k soy vote cast tor can Me b ] has worked excellent carefully filed away kotting out the dirs contest closes an of than we expected at ficial count will be made by a com Washington hotel jot F mittee representing the cand! difficult. While there is not sc The counters will work tomorrow | |much dirt to remove, the obstacle in hopes of catching up in the count | are greater. Anyway, we shall start and Monday it is expected that jit on April 1 without fall < some tremendous gains w ree iG a istered. Interest in the « ar) _greeseececeeversosssones on COR. SECOND AVE wing very rapidly, and con | “re ductor and motorman is receiving | ~ \@ UNION STRERT I veces tro ma rene, iocelving z & trip passes unless some ~ «sire sl pomenc Fopeory gey Mere to COCO See see rnet rieereeres ~ ‘or myself,” said a conductor | this morning James Brazee, who attempted sul | The votes as counted to noon to cide yesterday, is up and around t day ls | Gay and yes not seem in the least a € J. B. Howe, B. Qu. An 917] affected by his experiment things spread for t t. M t be held the Firet Frank Presnell, Bea. Hill 803 The committee of the wh will ion Colkett acted a FE. chu of wh the waned | A. Wolff, Univ | meet tonight. Mr. Green's proposi « ree eur ID. Skutt. Univ | aude umvenig c water will be discussed as well as pound. Shoulde Jack Mclean, Yes. Way Hatr and Da Killer. Thte te the 60¢ the extension of und, at Olympia lA. Springer, Bal. 601 size. Can't be purchased anywhere else in town for the 18 Pike aoe on | G00. McFarland, Mad 590 than 40 t ng | ©. He Sickles, Ra. Hts » A S. P. Beaytigam, W. Qu. An.. 461| JL. McLean, Anat. Su 30 | Ext. Wi ape bese M& Micland’ Cotte Be ra tch Haze AT RENTON - W. J. Santemeyer, Ch. Eng 2 ts ls the Gen Dout Mutitied Di SPEER EEE RE Be BeBe A. Knowlen, Mad Witch Haxe pare wi witen Ha y , P | bed #/J. H. Kline, Btkpr 50 | elsewhere and you will find in the ma yo Renton is again the field for * FLOORED ROBBER AND #/A. M. Webb, Mad that this ie att And you'll have to pay 16 ablers , * TOOK HIS “GREEN” &|M. L. Holder a. An pieces for the ne See of; Nettie * AWAY #/ H.C. Shelde ae ® PORTLAND, March 17.— #|8. Johnsor 04 | phy ally o1e tees oa Almond Soap - 8¢e ® who ly tot # | Wm. Grambs, Cont. Agt 303 ® @ second by ait k. Wena - 201 | Other stores charge you 10c. We can’t help that, ® highwayman. whe made thew|/G. W. Marah, Gr. Li 193 ee oe ie when you can get it | lowa Creamery & atten goede cies to hese On Lo 108 : poor ‘cond present time. | tay 7. Ware ae 192 nly three yur days of the Butter 4 “Aletander a |W. C. Fonda, Mad 186 L T il 16c week are the ore working. Sev * , - eral are otf every day and there fe : are 160 a tola tere aa of ht alee oining) For Baky’s Bath, |5% Se pound for Ada - Siw The imeints ask $00 for We sell it | down of Baking Powder, wa every c nd j aga. ww the b on ating *y en ote te bg a ot UNIVERSITY CIRCUS rrita t ” Ke » 3Se pound for A ed & H. Cox, Tm toe oy agen 8 } e kin pure and sweet. ers Blend Coffee—th bed & C. BE Hammond oxin vend sy ees STATI March | fi Coffee roasted * # Ea F Clerk 17 Phe 6 agement of . & LO. Buffard, W. Qu. At | cirous, which t# to be held HARFINA SOAP Se pound for Fancy ( C. Moo« will begin active I, e nN y Cey e 1 k il begin sctive work next week| +, BREATH OF PINE BALSAM Ras ant pans wa * «te 4 Extract Vanilla . 6c es ke ae age for the event. Prot IN EVER AK inter watisfa. 7 2/06 janer ~ Dagey and BF. « * @|M. Munson, Off. Bc 2 aniila in conceded Uy thoes who have made Roller, who are in charge of the af os bed # F. Pale Fatr. Deg ‘ . toate neve Ga aey 6° pe Tage gt « in former 4 : OT atecenes anara : ~ ne market. Tom@rrow, abe wine, Be. : rin @ hie weapon and wer me * ft on * ae PERE Re geintn An tte ke ete e ene t NEW LEWIS AND CLARK # be |? health -- . GOLD COINS FROM * the |® OPEN UP LANDS * THE MINT. * the | & a YRTLAND, Ore, March 17.—/@ PORTLAND, March 17.— #| t ' ~ ere = Two million & Exposit fficials received by & debating clubs, ¥ A ‘A ® of $10.0 © * * of * TEA AND COFFEE co, 5 gon ; YESLER «* SECOND 2 Se: * Th " v ’ el on® Meee Ren? AVENUE, te sale at $3 6 cetn or $10 for etx & ladison Street. M4 bs ee Se {NOT THE CROWN OF A KING, YET THE KING, OVER ALL COMPETITION FOR HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE AT LOW PRICES.) THIS 18 THE PREDICA » MENT WHICH THE : THE POPULAR OUTFIT . . en . Y SUNDAY T NG ESTABLISHMENT, BETTER KNOWN A HE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND, AS THROWN INTO BY JHE FIRE OF EARLY SUNDA 5 MORNING, MARCH ST 4 MERCHANDISE BOUG! THE SPRING AND SUMMER 0 F 19 MBRACING SWELL NOVELTIbo IN = SUITS, PANTS, SHOES, HATS AND a : FURNISHINGS AMOUNTINR TO OVER 4 ; J . WAS FOR A Time wit c . TRUCTION s » AMAGE OODS HAVE BEEN DIS 1 ENED WITH QUICK AND CERTAIN DESTRUCTION. INSURANCE COMPANIES PAID ALL LOSSES; DAMAGED G D BEE? TRIBUTED AMON: S WORTHY POOR AND ADJUSTER {AVE GIVEN ORDERS TO TURN ALL REMAINING STOCK INTO CASH WITHIN THE SHORTEST es POSSIBLE TIME. - AFTER FIVE DAYS OF FAST LING, WHICH FOR VOLUME OF BUSINE TANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL IN THE NORTHWEST, THE MANAGER OF THE ‘) WN WAS COM PI 0 CLOSE DOWN FOR SE AL HOURS TODAY IN ORDER TO HAVE 16 STOCK IN EVERY DEPARTMENT RE-ARRANGDD, PREPAR foo FOR. 8ATURD NESS, WHICH, IT [8 ANTICIPATED, WILL BE THE LARGEST EVER HANDLED BY ANY CLOTHING CONCERN WEST OF THBP MIS IVER s Goods Slightly Scorched by Heat, Low as TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Goods Slightly Soiled by Smoke, Low as FIFTEEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Goods Slightly Mussed by Water, Low as TWENTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Goods with a Slight Odor Caused by Smoke, Low as 25 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Goods In Perfect Condition Forced into this Sale by Adjusters’ Orders, Low as 30 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR THE ALL DAY SATUS ACCOMMODATION OF Cl a EVE NING. CROWN WILL BE OP EN FOR Rubber Boots UP TILL THE Men’s Suits ll O'CLOCK IN THE ae ond 9080 euniaeee $1.75 | $6.00 Mackinac Coats + 0 grade te $5.00 Hip Boot $2.25 Tie Golf Shirts ee 36c Suspenders ‘ , Underwear or i Men s Pants lesa age 1 riggan Hose I5e Balt 30¢ 60¢ Derby Ribbe All Wool 750 Hose Cashmere Ne Cashmere Hats 2 kwear wear Mule anva: Linen Handke rehief f and Comf YOUR OWN Trunks A large line Rag Blanket fits AT 90e $1.46 $1.85 Genuine Cait Viel Kia Patent Lent PRICE Washing- ton Street Washing- ton Street AND FIRST AVENUBS, LOOK FOR A BIG RED FIRE SALE SIGN AND NORTH #106 OF STRELT BETWERN GOCIDENTAL SWE edie oe Ribbons and Notions Gloves and Neckwear RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Our Millinery Opening and Dis- play Continued All DayTomorrow Men’s Goods Corset Bargains A well band is the pride of 3’ BATISTE, TAPE OR BONE mone wome your |susoand here for GIRDLES, SUMMER NETTING COR his furnishings and you'll have reason to be | SETS, of black, drab or white, coutil with proud of him. We have the best for the | medium or dip h xtra good values least money—try and see Ye might well wonder how they can be MEN'S MADRAS SHIRTS in the new s priced so low al at 49 styles — smart styles—em stripes an It's a ge t select pictures for neat figures in gray, white and black and | your summ r place some in your w tans; every one positively gua 1 N ¢ es and view the for fit, size and workmanship; the | pictures in our windows 1 ection in Seattle at . ¢, 750, Be, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Picture Sale MEN’S UNDERWEAR, in spring and sum LARGE FRAMED PICTURES, etching mer weights of wool, fine quality, usually 18x28 Inches avures Sexes» tnchion sold at $1.00 a garment, on sale at....85e with finely gilt wood frames, reg MEN'S COTTON HOSE. ‘in fast black ot Rahee fe <n on oe tae rown, heavy goo quality, on | Sow at i sale at 150 a pa FOR 25¢ | FRAMED PICTURES, very desirable sub ‘ jects, with fancy gilt wood frames, regular The Hosiery values 69c and 79c each, special at ....48 Section New Veilin HAS SOME EXTRA VALUES FOR SAT- | This new lot of fine veiling of plain < URDAY fancy brown, black and navy blue net with LADIES’ COTTON HOSE, fast biack with | Chenille dots, the qua ity and style usually white fect, all sizes, a remarkably satis o~taede pivot tac andige: ~- ow at factory stocking at the price, a pair 106 = © 190 MiSovS' HOSE of fine ribbed lisle, 20¢ a § d Ni th black and extra good quality, worth 20 a aturday Night pair, on spectal sale tomorrow at 170 | SPECIAL BARGAINS FROM 6 TO": 80 -ADIES' VESTS of fine ribbed cotton, low | DENNISON'S DECORATED PAPER NAP necked and sleevejess, with fancy lace KINS, in fifty new designs; special at, a yoke, good value, on sale tomorrow at peeing 4c ® garment 25¢ | DENNISON’S PAPER LUNCH SETS, cloth ° ° | 42x70 inches with 12 napkins and 12 doilies Ladies’ Purses | © ues, st comin 196 VIOLET BORATED T M POWDER HERE'S A BARGAIN YOU SHOULD NOT | © guperior quality, put up in large bottles MISS regular 19¢ valu pecial at 106 That is if you are at all in need of a | GLiCERINE TOILET SOAP, the famous purse—-Just think 4711 brand, on sale at, a cake 12%e LADIES FINES BLACK PUR of seal | AMERICAN CASTILE SOAP, in large 1% grain leather, with English bra Ib. bars, special at 1Z%e gold motre lining and 1 OATMEAL, GLYCERINE, WITCH HAZEL, $4.50 values, on salo TURKISH BATH AND TAR SOAPS, regu- ~ —_— 98 lar be values, special at 31-30 NEW COATS AND 8UITS—BEST MATERIALS—LATEST STYLES—MODERATE PRICES McCarthy Dry Goods Co’ : d Madison St 4 Second Ave. an adison . at A diss