The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1905, Page 8

= THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL ro, 1905 ? é ! = ‘ § ; F Lag al @ ® ¢ ° t Sh 9 9 e The Outer Garment Shop Note Number-@1316 Second Avenue PIRBANKS AND OTHER CAMPS HAVE HAD A Gooo seasome |" \ $1.50 meakiand a good § $iLSOL ig Top Coats t ce no fruit A ve OTHER NEWS FROM THE NORTH town, b I beet. All-Wool Tan Coverts Nr eet ak ee Te H al-| ®o nt geet hahe/sialalalaiael n ary, I Pedre 1 ts per tb.| . i neipa . it in ‘ TANANA CLE AN-UP * he “ at and the! ‘ " 7 00 : . fre a Cleary Creek $3,000,000 m Hie i, w ariel a ived y y via ao is nike oreek - wo to dol. | Va ’ » large mf rep : : _ ~ r t| Vv L KNOWN CHARACTERS Rich Silk Linings ’ Total ee he Fa . | b through 1 mn, | Pcquin Mode’ \ asinows y now. There taf ' te (Special to The Star.) who } \ \ : t gambling games ; , ‘ ee x \ n tt N@ woveral wa but FARRPANKS. A HRI 1 AY ” the t All BADDLESTRAP SEAMS ater ® : ~ - ; atts winter! ‘ erg I Perf ght A ’ y f “ t . y of I y N lay $6.98 “ ‘ , ‘ ring $3.50, wr t $2. 20 re * 1 $ . t I france tt 1 ay. $1 ‘98 ~ a tyr ning It ex an . " ” Ladies’ Lawn Waists, ne ing sty alue $1.60, # t. 98 dex . teste Bigeiw dlp - PREACHERS AND SINGERS, MEMBERS OF THE CHAPMAN EVANGHLISTIC PARTY Ladies’ White and Biack Gloria Silk Waist : pools a roe © for a “a ~" toe ag Top Row, Reading From ft to RightC, N. D, Powers, ©. F. Allen, Fred Butler, J. P. Hillis, 0. F. suerte hooey $2.19 just fed has t 800 b ol : - “ oe ve it Pugh, Harty Maxwell, all Singer e nd Row From Top—Rev. J. L. McComb; C. EB. Rykert, Singer; nie io ! a tempe The dwellings a one y lett Rev J. B. Snyder; Rev. H. W. ~.ough; D. 8. Toy; Frank Dickson, Singer; Rev. Charles Stelzie; W. H. senisiite - capeneaitaetee! 1 ert voce ! nd “y mc son, Singer. Third Row-—Rev, Thomas Needham, Rev. W. B. Biederwolf, Rev,J.Wilbur Chapman, =| : ai ie ‘aus ies i y tor © few | rae the whole of the fertile Ae. 1 here,| Rey, J. H. Elliott. Lower Row—Henry Ostrom, Jr.; Henry Ostrom, Sr.; Rev, R. A. Wallin, H. Dupuy. — | Tats ofl... So: Count compariaes. Gao NOE Shap ine, valler, saany briggdaece : nage er . (Photo by Aune.) 0 it Mee snowfall has been Meh unadions ant : iy so | pposite There have b wut t Saainenn te “ =e ke PORTLAND, Ore, A 1 The great revivalist campaign, which for three weeks has aroused Port A d Ss tates of nearly all kinds to sup- | jinper aed ake a he} land, is draw Tonight sees the fast. services in all Of the districts, and the departu reade de ady are i} tee ° S reguin 4 . mein good. | l 1 to men only at the Marquam Grand theater, and Dr. Os Entrance Eventugs 1 tb « « m » addressed by Dr. Stowe at the Y. M. C. A. hall, while Scents ool te oe ee : 1316 SECOND AVENUE rive werk . } 1 be a final rally at the armory, addressed by Dr Chapman on the relation Both Phones—Main 6401, Inde ‘ N r r which great preparations have been made and it ts ex 0 : t ening there will be sing services oi the ‘are A —_——— wt . x band was then sought for, but, not| chest to steal the tools. Barre . « an interview with the in-|has been arrested before op Bt r red. He was! charge of potty larceny “ ctors, how and give t p People Have Many ons \ ching the man = COURT BRIEFS for sp " Reasons rus sestels TIStGAs Ganon ‘ee ordered to pay Markwell W 8 Ae we Fn in ‘ OPEN 440) NIGHT m 1 Will carry a f ne of (MAN AND WIFE ARRESTED IN of « jury Saturday rise. He then o~ &. shoes, b » pg ener Pea Tho Alien & Gilbert-Ram gad accommodating t “ « *, Indios aan SAN FRANCISCO BY IMMIGRA » attempt 10 6 | company been awarded § Mond: ! . ae Ssres og PO 1 again: ian farge l6e cakes... Ke |telepno bh cent te at wel Ten CrrcEns made In br daylight the Jap | “@™mages ~ - Seating cakes..........- Se? . ; » § ; . “| N. Nakanishi and Teul Nakar The y end of @ gun pointed in xs, the Mamy & Lanman’s Florida Water ge assemt > ™ lewo J were captured in San| bis. direction, however, convinced ° bela large bottles ie Ale ema hall, It tw te ee ae ae tl ras 4 by ted | him that s more p inter amy he The Wee All the P B i Bayes Skin Food, an ideal mas and has arly t forget the mumber—116 Pike | States ration Inapeclor a: t| view would reontt phyateal paees meert e Carry e Po rands at Reduced Prices : a " stating | street. Getfmey. N. Nakanishi, who claima| advantage, and he submitted to ar plaintiff claim reg ~~ |to be the husband of Teul, was a st. The two Japanese are now igo a thiney Gsares Sag $ Specials | rroca'cs s'ccrge oc tvine oe le Bh May dl al n from one of the Sorte’ Rina FOR © been made : nings of his wife. Teul Nakan-/ awaiting the decision of the depart Exports b his week's starters are $1.00 No | ishi was arr t men at Washington. Transports a | ) Pa » Mor- | womas Portuondo " } 25c 2 . napect (fney's finding Tansil’s Punch e v ney's t Alaska Com “ tner banda ri ct emer | mstained oy the HE CONFESSED | sins, Comoe: on ie. ibe | Washington the two oon ti t Cuesta Re $1.41 | pawsen. The most 306. | upon him of a y ) S d eye 390. Sc / be brought to Seattle, and fr t ad one of E! Sidelo i —* strap sic at D rom the outsid r 45e. Gc) city deported te The mystery of a tol chest rob-| ., Carabana econ Ss 2B des trail, About 300 jay we add | The Japanese 1 hery at Second avenue Bianch- | *** Queen Carolin AER $20 kind ee Eh ge Mir ae " Sere Sibel tee lect Deeembes : ard strest, wes eleared uD cn = : tote ee te oe 6 for 25¢ bad cheaper ones. : om > bs apes . 20e N o Y k ¢ Arrest t Jam , Barrett € . . . —= felt Cases, cowhide, fine trimmings A 100 | vensele, claiming to be man gad! morning by men Jen kane from Ap kind ee aver mounta “ Be! wife by proxy j Hart, who suspected Barrett of| given spectal rate i HE MAIN < ORNER Cd $5.99 and up to the , Te eting at the time of the af ked work from the fuct that he! of the state by 2 @ PATS TO DEAL AT LANG'S. °% the frozen rivers Te|rival of the woman in thts city] had pawned several articles on thetr! ~ Second and Pike Street FREE DELIVERY tays are usually ap \ $2.00 a week buys | that ther mnething wrong. Ii! beat. Barrett confensed his gutit y ; im making the trip. Many o ; setae’ Gattnay tavantionted’ thollet the police tation to Sergeant Phones: Main 787, Independent 798. roadhouses along the route, where | Spinning Cushion Frame Bileycle with the reeult that both wére| Stewart and City Detectives Adams . accommodations om be had . $50.00 ated in the Chinese quarters of rbett. A formal charge of merely vile and f a. where « Two-Speed Cushion Frame|San Francisco. The woman whe ry has been filed against j ne may try to w ca & found Im an Oriental brothel t as he entered an uncom MARRIAGE LICENSES COLMAN BUILDING. ON OLD MOOSE MEAT yeclal Bicycle $40.00 | and placed under arrest. Her hus buflding and broke open a SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK @ First Ave. Next to Entrance. oF Sonned pork and # and sog-| Yale Cushion Frame Bicycle pesmi eaten eaa | ONLY ie . | Y hot cakes, for from $1.50 . $50.00 Ethene z: ee On Majestic and Monarch Steel | axe anes ttn tintin - %, | Rambler Bicycles. ...40.00, $80.60 a orig ° <gied ht gran e4/M Ranges from $35.00 ups a bare bunk or the - We also carry Racycles, lver-| monday morning to Harry Rogers, RED FRONT FURNITURE CO, J ditional $1. A im} J m, Wolff-Ameri 4 Plerce aged 22, and Ethel Minear, aged 19, 2 " t be considered by the Btevelen both of Seattle, and to George A. 908-310 Second Ave. South. 4 be o fair initintic y, ‘ + | Tripp, of South Bend, legal age, and “ . ! , We desire to apologize to the * sot | i LEWIS & co Siosornter e r — | people who attended our CAN | Batoe G. Harriett, of Seattle, legal) 5 ei a * ner jut thie is soon forgotten Ssinnind’ CELLATION ALE Saturday Fist Avenue, Cor. Cherry St. MB ®!rr arriving fo Fairbanks and ger-| Spénming’s Satisfactory Store and falled to be walted upon, We f| = Union Bake ting a $1 bath, « $1 hatreut, « 600 1310 Second Ave. nnouncemen ha ve selling space | The Kruse Line steamer Conten- | ry a WANES ee Paes the and secured salesiadies for | nial, Captain G. H. Pierce, is ashore. d Cc ; | Sear neapenmpdetion Satna Gast tie Viaual: sen Gqroued on Mar- | an afe J | sale, and promise that we will E/rowstone point while enroute from| We serve GOOD COFF and t A. Mafrige & Co. | xive better service during the §}San Francisco to Seattle Sunday Catablishe balance of this sale. The stock ff) night COFFEE CAKES. ! j E. ed 18 T « FFEE | includes Silk Suits, 811k Coats, I} — i} GheF AIR DEPARTMENT STORE. and Ave, between Pike and Pine—New Blook eceiver’ otice The Big Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co. Sale---1317-1319 First avenue--- will continue throughout this week, at Same hours, viz. 9 to 12 a. m. and 1 to Sp. m. B. ALEXANDER, Receiver. We carry a complete line of colors of Richardson's broidery Silk We also have Stamped Goods at lowest prices. PRINTED EMBROIDERY INSTRUCTIONS FREE . ; : 3 q 3 o 3 2 4 Covert Jackets, Skirts, ete. E beg to announce the opening of our Ladies’ Grill, or the com- $40 pleted Rathskeller. West's full Garments at ........27-50 “ $30 Garments at .. - #20 orchestra every evening from $24 Garments at $16 six-fifteen until twelve. $18 Garments at ......... $12 $16 at. $10 Garments at . $7.50 Garments at Garments ENTRANCE: Ladies, 110 Cherry; Gentle- men, 118 Cherry. 6 Noa 1207 2nd Ave YP GaueTiee Fisher & Lane owe tee Se ee ee ee Suite for ....98.85 12 Ib, All-Wool Blankets worth ~ in 40 Suite for.....§3.10 $10.00 for $5.86 09 Suite for ....$4.25 $4.00 and $5.00 Gray Blankets || . a ioce euits for .... 95.35 for .. gies |) OS ees Comforters tor ....960 || at 450 Butte for se30 Men's 600 Alaska Socks for 180 [| ; Tonth’s $5.50 Suite for |194.75 Men's 360 Suspenders for ..18¢ $9.50 Buits for ..$4.95 Men's 60c Suspenders for ..17¢ § $2.25 Gults for .05 Men’s Black Sateen Shirts for . 's $2.4 Suits for $1.16 ‘ 250 B W's $3.75 Suite for $1.85 Men's $1.00 Soft Bosom Fancy 4 | Women) $225 Shoes tor $1.26 Shirts for seve BTO Womnt* $2.00 Shoes for $1.50 Men's 850 Underwear for ..360 i 's 92.50 Shoes for $1.75 Men’s $1.75 Double Breasted = 0 Shoes for AG Alaska Underwear for BBo ) School Shoes Mens $1.00 Medicated Under Sy Mates ‘3. | RA NGES Of Table Cutlery Vear-Out” Shoes Mon’s $2.60 Heavy California + oo. ® Overshirta, for He 50 Shoes tor $1.26 All sales for cash, Customers he finest that is produced, eco ni yverware Sboes for ....$1.65 will kindly report any disputes [| nomical in fuel, fine bakors heat bay 1 for ....9..96 or inattention to Receiver Alex water quickly tat St all ved yet A rave batgain opportunity ¢o repleniab your table with thee : cen @r ....$245 ander. ie tevuials. Youd’ Ol ate ntaphe articles-of everyday use. Three makes to choose from—Bene en as part payme dicts, W. H. Rogers and German Silver, and all of them standard 6 DON’T MISS THE BIG MON- taker part payment | ened @ othe mt ARCH SIGN Prices from $82.00 to $60.00 | GEO. H. WOODROUSE Ge. Days Only, Ending Seturday e onarc | ee Casey’s Rheumatic Cure lin a home remedy, made by the John licine Co., Spokane, a guarantees by the | Kennedy Drug Co. First Ave., | Seattle, and A. W. Preston, Baggrd, ‘Wash, Shoe and Clothing _ Company 9 First Ave, Half Block North of P. 0. op n Union and University (0 Q 3 Off || TOMORROW Ladies’ Stainless Fast Black Hose, the 25c grade 100 #° Belts, that we have been ing for from 3%¢ to $1.00, to- morrow seers 25e R HARDSON & KELLY mr o {Ort 7 1112 Second Avenue Opposite the Lumber Exchange. RAGLEY’S CORNER For the Baby Nipples, all styles, 7 for Nursing bottles, graduated Lime Water, half gallon Sugar of Milk, best German, Meilin's Food, large T5c size Malted Milk, $1.00 sixe Malted Milk, hospital size . 1 Ib BOTH PHONES 982. FREE DELIVERY. Max Ragley Drug Co. EITEL BUILDING Second and Pike RA 6. & ¥*D For One | SPECIA Week Only April 7th to April 14th inclusive PY CORNER Ar t ortunity tor this es » requirin nther exce lo g st ape y PRICES: Examination and Advice....Free ws Seas Silver Fillings ..500 x ANS Crowns and Bridgework as low as, per tooth Regular $20.00 Plates Regular $15.00 Plat: Regular $10.00 Pla .. 83.50 $15.00 ..$10,00 Plates as low as Nitrous Oxide and Somnoforme for the Painless Extraction of Teeth. Also Looal Anaesthetios. Admitted to be the largest, most thorough office on the coast. Skilled — spect Methods, Lady » te 6 Melly; al Atten Painless Jant. Hours, Sundays till 12, 29 Boston Dentists 1420 Second Avenue, Opposite Bon Marche