The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1905, Page 5

MRS ©. P, AND THE@AST FROST, HER HA RT MISGIVES HR AND 8H 1S NEARLY PRO STRATED, AS A REUULT, BUT— THIS 18 THE WAY NER KITCHEN WILL LOOK THIS SUMMER. THE EDITOR ON KISSING The greatest surprise to «@ girl who gets kissed first time te jthat there is no taste to it.—Poca- |hontas Times. | No taste to tt? Well, by the hen feathers on Cupid's dart, but the} Times man must be color bitnd tn} the palate, They tel! us, those who have tried ft, that it tastes like the! double-diatilied mee of honey spread thick on a plece of pumpkin} pia Away back in the dim and joy ful years ago, when we lost all our) teeth and our cinch on the beauty prize, the prettiest «irl in all the world told wa with her n yen that it felt tke a covey of quails fying out of each car and ended up with sensation Ike a flock of an DUKE MURPHY BACK ON RAILROAD. the | back, No taste to the first kins?| Great Scotts'. It would make a) wooden cigar indians hair jand his toenails quiver in ectas |The Times man must be an tee- house. —Pocohontas (Ark.) Star, TAPPED THE WHEELS. HE SWUNG THE SIGNALS. QUITE TIME INDEED @ lady knendia, fon, remarked, “We need bread with; our boots and socks on, and if the) m bit elith of yours? T K T. A curt} fire station. by wholesale grocers; Mstrivuting company and the 8 An Arkansas editor who read an| tle Net and Twine company are ali} account In a New York paper about | heavy losers bread with gloves! the damage to the latter firm is the It ta conservatively cati wt $15,000. The flames wore ma t pany others think the fire broke out here. part of the damage wii! The water tower w but n ‘This ia the third fire to do damage in this building within the past fow years. A lar from put A Q900D SUBJECT. ————- FIRST AIDS TO THE LONG-FACED | THE NEW GAG. red Walker | am erippled. ind Old Lady w pally een Where? In my finances princi What do you girls call that She: ‘The Analytical Ho: H'm, what do you analyze? She: Qther people's reputations chiefly xs Please help me, | would be folly $20,000 FIRE fire that # insurance. viewt water in commission, Ocidental |eubseribers who are behind on this| discovered by Patrolman rted shortly before gels pouring molasses down ona's|® Gelech Friday night in the Sar- tort block on within two blocks of the Main street damaged the butiding y.| te the extent of $1,000 and the con tents fully $20,000, which is covered Bylvester the Continen avenue, Tipo. Of these three firme, Damm }paper don’t pay wp soon we will| The cause of the fire is a mystery |need bread without a darned thing| The fourth floor was occupied by |on."—Laavenworth Echo. the Seattle Net and Twine com- | and Fire Chief Cook and The Pacific Steel company has let the contract for the filling in of| Mr. | tide la Kenr a at Richer ody, who ts to nond beach. the netruction of the plant, m THE HOSR. be in this city next month, The bullding, when completed, will cost $20,000, Weatbound Colonist Rates “This Big Store Is Full of After Six Bargains A soldier of th mm lay dying : = ae = in Algiers, 19 Ibs... oo BOE | Se dozen Paper Pie Plates, doz.; Oh, comrade,” cried the soldier. Gonen cS | 3 “ere my #p is n0re, A best Snelled Fish ee Be land Ihave joined the angels—tell| id 5@ | nest Paratine Wax Candles le - Pew, Sey tet hom Foltz Best Pre } ’ pared | 6. Re d falmon 6c Roll Royal Tollet Paper, 1,00 vhs wan. put uo Ppemion Beat Car sheets in roll «+... 3 12¢ Glass Stand Lamp, complete foe station as se- gen hanged and t been soners rity for thr pentor Lead eral rule has f ‘ tee ee oe BBO with No. 1 burner... 15e¢e ontinue te put up at omg Hickory Hammer | ¢< Glass Lomon Squeezer...pq@ || '"* Waldort-Ante | - + tee eee BO Majestic Gas Mantle A 20-yeor-ol4 Iphia boy, | ’ Highly Pertumea Tollet . _ 15¢@ Fi .0on of a wenithy w, Tan away ‘ # cakes in box ,.,,.. | 500 dozen Fancy Glass Tumblers, J}|from home wo he could w pn Boe opal Hog was arrested in St, Louis. hen & : 12 1-2¢ | each uve rr bee Bé Titich widow's son rune away from home to work 1h t certain to be arrested think he's crazy @ are bound to | 2d Ave. and | Union St. Alfred Austin is writing another poem on the Russian-Japanese war Can't anybody stop that war? Me witl b Prepay pas s, by mall or wire, with ¢ Northern Railway, First and Ye rey back ff tickets not used. trier tfect! Quic us an order nd see how q da, Selling s Violet Tales Almond and ¢ 400 wine at Cures the chaps Headache Bromo, 40 Di powders, they give quick relief, ' 25e Ade 4%e ¢ vs ec at She If you ua your prescrip tions you will be pleased, as yc will get what the doctor orders and the price will be reasonable you ever use Family and See How ick you get at our ton Drugaiate. a9 Toth daily to May 15th. your relatives or at STONE'S PIKE ST. PHARMACY Reliable Prescrip- PIKE STREET. Phones, Main 933. the lBe 25e 2he tache t- | i) LL ARE EXPECTANT SALARY RAISING QUESTION FO COME UP BEFORE COUNCIL BATURDAY NIGHT A “Tonight ta the night” at the olty hall, The council meets to take up the question ining salaries, and in anticipation of the event the city hall employes are in a state of ox citement bordering that of @ crowd in the stook exchange. Very few salaries, if any, will be! raised. That does not discourage the olty hall tollers, however, who have been neagwing the patient elty fathers uti the latter have been iriven to take up the matter as‘ mittee of whole and dispose of| the embarrassing subject once and for all it ia eon to say that each the 800 municipal servants is of t opinion that he is alighted in the manner of remuneration and that he is doing twice as much as the} ther fellow, At that, however, the of | major portion do not put in the | preseribed olght hours of toll and] generally coved in attending the | ball games | That politics has played havoc tn | the city payroll im conceded even A fow w were made, athe " ago un- | | by outsiders. |number of r fairly, it te 4 the unlucky ones have tng themselves int ared, 4 since then nm worry & state of nerv- Por tnetance, the wiqn failed to wnone offt ous prostration. i on the last attend to Eddie M cial title is chief deputy comptrot ler, evi ly Cguring that his serv- were not of overwhelming ben- efit to the city. Subordinates were given a higher datary than he was allowed, Since that time Hddie has been working, | hbwever, and now his Teutonic} Pountenance in as radiant a sun coun, Dede. It iw maid that he has things | “Yixed.” Iftw fate, like that of many thers, will be settled Saturday | night. CANNOT LAY TRAGK able eak through § double track Spokane avenu ig the main and almost only thor- oughfare to West Beattie, The cor- porations committee looked over the }ground Friday afternoon, and it} | was the conviction of Councilman | | Mullen and othe zob that it allow euch reil-| ruct the import The Northern was informed that it would purchase private property | for « right-of-way for ite tracks. committee also decided that | arrangements should be made with the county commissioners, if possi- | bie, for the extension of First av- | enue south. It was decided to allow | jthe slaughtering establishment of | l. RB. WItt to go In on Spokane av- 1 with «@ stipulation that the/ Wace be rer soon aa that avenue becomes a much traveled | thoroughfare. road tracks to ant thorougbfa Pacific |have to Serre rer eres i** * * * PORTLAND, May 6-—The & * Seligman banking interests ot # *® New York are begotiating for ® * the purchase of the Portland # | # Consolidated Street Car com- & |* pany. The valuation is ap- *! ‘ * proximately $4,000,000. A rep- &| * resentative of the Seligmans & r NE ® is now on route to Portland to DAY DINNER, 3 TO 8, * complete tho transaction. An | WITH WINE, 75¢. * option recently asked for was # | J ® refused, *! MENU * *! os EERE Re ~~ CHRONIC HEADACHE. ee eee et You can depend upon Dr. Miles’ bey 4 | Nervine to eure chronic headache, | Chicken a la Reine. | because it removes feeding and butiding up the merv-| oun system. It makes no diffefence whether it be sick, bilious or pert all headaches y the cause, by ode, id readily to tte soothing influ ° upon the The first bottle will bene- | An have your money | No Indication of Internal Quality This is true of Pianca, Good} wotkmanship and first-class mate. | rial must enter into @ piano If you | expect to get music and satistac- | tion out of it. We have all kinds of Pianos for all kinds of uses, | Prives ranging from | $165 Up to $950 which includes such famous Pi angs as |CHICKERING, HOBART M. CA BLE, KIMBALL, PEASE, D. 8. JOHNSTON CO. and many other makes, in elegant mahogany, walnut and oak cases and on reasonable terms. | Talking Machines, | Records and Supplies’ | south of Ross, Basy terms, | of owner. CANNOT TAKE LAND George Schumaker, an Indian, upon which the tepee of hia fore fathers waa pitched, and whieh a to be @ part of @ achoo will not have to decision wa poner who for six years hag lived on @ lot Shand AMUSEMENTS HIRD AVENUE, (10 Mos: THEATER | __thesten"* | Hussell @ Drew, Managers Matinee Prices, 100 and abe, Night Prieos, 200, 00, 40¢ a } 667. 4 800 ticles’ peau cathe Mesias WEEK COMMENCING office, from whieh the In n had! arts of tmprovementa on the | (SUNDAY) MATINEE “REARRESTED | Frank ©, Sui a federel prison | WOMAN + Pag co yr A, J — A A PLAY orpua, but immediately rearrested APPEALS TO ma charge of ansaulting a de marshal, Ho wae the first prisone to oure his liberty under the re cent ruling of the United States ou preme court declaring the law un der void, In attempting to escape last winter @mith threw red pepper i the eyes of Deputy Marshal Short Tot ” ve The Tritish tramp steamer tonham was towed to the olty ing buoy, Friday, from Smith She will take on @ cargo of flour at the Centennial mills. $100 Lots These are the b the city West Queen cheap tots in Anne car line, and Inquire ston Breen dommes Botrwott “tansy Loans: (surance Rents. WHAT MAKES A GOOD PIANO Good materials, experi- ence in manfactura, care—a thousand and one things you can't see—all { money Pay as much as you can. STBINWAY A B. CHASE, EMERSON, ms- TEKY, STARR, HELLER, WOODBURY, RICH- MOND, THAYER, and others We handle over ten makes. They vary in price, but none is too cheap to be good Pay by the month if you like Sherman, the & Co. TL Second Ave., Seattle, San Francteco, Cal. Oakland, Cal. Buy Your Clothing at the OLD RELIABLE SPOT KLINE & ROSENBERG, 625 Firat Avenue. Consomme Royale. FISH of Salmon Joinville. Steamed Little Neck Clams Drawn Butter. Filets RELISHES. Green Onions. Queen Olfves. Radishes. BOILED. Armour Star Ham au Madeira. ENTREES. Lobster Patties a In Bechamet Fried Spring Chicken a la Maryland Fricadon of Veal aux Champignons Spaghetti a I'italienne. ROASTS. Prime Beef au Jus. Turkey and Dressing Cranberry Sauce. Leg of Mutton with Jelly SALAD. Lettuce, French Dressing. 'D. S. JOHNSTON CO. | 903 SECOND AVENUE. Burke Building. which he. was convicted to be Two blocks east of end of EVERY CLASS OF HUMANITY AGAINST A MODERN EAST LYNNE Acar THE TWO ORPHAN A REALISTIC PICTURE OF ACTUAL LIFE LAST TIME vonue and Madison 81, ST A R THEATERS 4 If You Ses it - the ear iets Good. | Matin 2te4 b BOX SEATS Evenings 7 to 10:30. B50 NEW BILL MONDAY | AFTERNOON | MISS BREWER AND HER j TRICK HORSE. Daisy Harcourt. English Soubrette Montgomery 4& Cantor Ragtime Pia Kosure & Chaplin eee Comedy Sketch Tea Gingers and Dancers Illustrated Song niets Minutes of Bolid Amusement Big Acts and the Star Orchestra Meiroy Trio Nellie Gorin The Biograph Latest Moving Pictures Continuous Shows on Sunday, 2 t 10:30 P. Admission 100, Balloon Ascension Madison Park Sunday May 7, 4:30 o’Clock Prof, Brooks and His F amous Confetti Snow Storm Free A Nice Place for Nice People The Pike © SECOND AND PIKE 5 Acres PALE Stes FREE To the most popular man or woman in Seattle or King County, Good Things To Eat improved Two men hired to count the votes. Contest closes May 15. I vote for Mr. or Mra, I have sold so much land close in to Seattle the last two years on terms of 10 cents a day, and the buyers feel so good I will give these choice five acres free. So send in your votes to C. D. Hill- man, rooms 1, 2 or 3 Times block. DENTAL UNION "tc: 1314 SECOND AVENUE Opposite Arcade Entrance Most Reliable Dentists in the West Crowns, . Bridge Work .... d Fillings ‘ . Fillings sisscesesess:35@, 500 to TSe 2 US. We will make the price right. 12 guarantee. Open till 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 2, Phone Main 5746 . $1.00 years’ Lady Attendant | R. ZIMMERMAN, Mgr. LONDON LOAN OFFICE Mash pitt lecond | Jas. Moans’ Hand Mado é ext to Guy's Drug Store, | " Money to Loan on Watches, Dia- | $2.50 Shoo for sale at monds and Jewelry. Do not buy a wateh or diamond 6 Apple | before you see our display in our BF. 15 tet reMian Plum Pudding Ch] window end cur prices marked ts || 0 A@ Hfesls Giese, Hard and Brandy Sauce Gale figun . Isaac Lurte, Prop Vanilla Ice Cream. i ae ieee a Asaorted Cake. If, any evening, your py of The Swiss or American Cream Star has not ved lock Cheese |tolephone Sunset Main 1080, or in. ||’ ALBERT HANSEN Cafe doin " one JEWELRY, WATCHES . } our Glass 706 Ist Avenue