The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1905, Page 3

one GR. "t, Worry, Watoh Ue Grow” Gash: wwe ~6—6 Credit SOLD LOT AT SECOND AND STEWART CHANGES HANDS FOR $120,000 A Few Sample Prices for July Sale at the New Store BRASS CURTAIN RODS AND WINDOW FIXTURES REDUCED FIFTY PER CENT FOR THIS SALE. 206 Sliver or Brass Pole Trimmings, per set 12¢ abe B Pole Trimmings, per set ve ‘The property on the sougheast k per patr Se¢ Fl corner of Second and Stewart, 120 kets, per 5 10¢ oa square, waa sold, Tuesday, by Mrame!l Cottage ete with trimmings Ca ain David Gilmore to G. Henry Pole Brackets, ' Whiteomb for $120,000, or $1,000 a Wxtenston Re 0 hes, each Mr. Whitcomb will tmprove the Extension Re $0 hea, each property for business purposes and Extension F ay che each it is net at all unlikely t a large ext mm Re 43 hes, each 40¢ Fi dry goods store will nce the cor yw Shades, each complete R5¢ F ner within a year FIFTY PER CENT REDUCTION ON WHITE AND ARABIAN LACE One local dry goods firm has al BED SETS, WITH SHAMS OR BOLSTER COVERS ready made an offer for a jong time lease, with a view to erecting 0) White Lace Bed Sets, per set a four-story brick bleck on the $20.00 White Lace Bed Sets, per set property, but the offer has not been $12.00 White Lace Bed Sets, per set need an wer $10.50 White Lace Bed Sets, per set $8.00 White Lace Red per set ‘ Oo e ee ee eee $6.75 White Lace F per set * * 95.75 White Lace Be er * RAILROADS APTER TOM ® $10.50 Arabian La * LAWSON . $5.75 Arabian Lac ® 8 OLN, Neb, July I= ®& WHITE AND ARABIAN BONNE FEMME LACES AT A REMARK : couse f “tending § penn? 5 ABLE REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT, ice to akan Gaeis oie tae * $11.00 White Bonne Femme Laces * ‘eee $9.25 Ww Bonne Femme Laces * ve This aft. & $7.00 W Bonne Femme Laces * we at the Chau- & $4.50 W) Bonne Femme 1 * * the attendance & $3.50 White Bonne Femme Laces # was disappointing. ‘The rall- ® 5 Arabian Bonne Femme Laces ° * is refused to grant rates and @& Arabian Bonne Femme Laces.... * nly charged » hav- & * 4 - ff the Llaw- @ 40 Per Cont. Discount items * S Goveen Mane Et CARPETS. * appear to welcome & All Wool Ex. Super Ingrains, per yard hoe fh * * ply and Extra Heavy Ingrains, per yard me} * belaiiaiichelietaieieheiehel Heavy Wool Ingrat part cotton, per yard ise — cate terunsene Cutpetmnph tet 9 Soe MARINE NOTES apestry Brussels Carpetings, per yard .... 75 Velvet Carpetings, per yard vo” se sves® Tse) 45e Reversible Carpetings, per yard Be The United States cable shir GRASS MATTINGS—THE IDEAL SUMMER COTTAGE, OFFice | \\!""" cong wee age: OR HALL COVERING. at we oP ca tbacniy Sie Regular 60¢ values, all colors and designs, per yard Be FE) Valder to Seward, It will requ FIBER MATTINGS. about 160 miles , %Se Fiber Muttings, new colors and designs, per yard ..... AS8¢ J) piete this work ave about July an eral Gree th ment that th be in working order by August 1 | The huge Kosmos liner Theben, of Hamburg, flying the German ncked here Tues , «. She brought up ab walt peter from Ch h ne ur fed here, and is an. The mainly at Ta onsigned to f sugar, wh m wit and Pe pring at Vancouver }to Ham | American She will « ure, te ports, Window Screens that keep out the files; fit any windew: 20¢ ‘The Skagway liner City of Seattle and up. Screen Doors, all sizes. will depart Tuesday night with GEO. H. WOODHOUSE Co, many members of the American Li 1405 Second Avenue. brary lation on board. ‘There jae the at will ary, and ~ «ee ’” ing to Alaska to see the sights. DEPUTY) ««MA112"' IS The freigh' earner Laqua ts load ing lumber here for California ports and will sail Friday evening. ONE OF THE BEST An unusual number of vessels are reported to have passed Cape Fiat — tery Monday night. Altogether there | Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich, of der, “this boy here has only been| “°r*, Tv" three-masted schooners Ravensdale, has $100 coming. deputized two monthe—before that | Oe four-masted barkentine, | one Unele Sam must dig down into his/ he only worked on commission—but | steamer NS OME Ot striped jeans and dig up this sum/|the lad bas already picked up atx) for the eapture of Matt Moor, the| 10-year criminals and one fellow|#e eae eee ae aeheee Wily little brown Japanese, broken-| that will get his neck stretched for | ® * Rose and pock-marked, who took | murder, to say nothing of the small|@ WASHINGTON, July 11— # ehance with the seven other feder-| fry. I consider Starwich one of the|@ The weather bureau's weekly ® al prisoners and made a dash for! most reliable men in the country le crop report from the Pacific # Uberty on the night of July 3 jand if I had been doing any law-|# coast states that abnormal heat # But Deputy Sheriff Starwich said} breaking on my own account, it's a|® has used some damage to * he wasn't thinking about the re-|safe bet 1 wouldn't try to get out|® winter wheat. Washington ward when he nabbed the ugly lit-| of the country by bis route. * spring wheat is promising, de # te Oriental out on the Ravensdale| Starwich is a little man, only 28|# spite the trying conditions. # Toad Monday night. He was merely | years of age, and an Austrian by|® Haying le good. * thinking of doing bis duty, and do-| birth. He speaks five languages |*® * ing it on the spot, for that is a way) Starwich has about him, and Sher-| iff Lou Smith says this habit of | Starwich’s makes him the most} fluently and is ready to hold up a “hobo” on the Ravensdale road in almost any language under the sun. “and you'd be surprised,” sald SPESEPERVEREY EES Great economy! Just think! One half bucket of coal ts al! that t« re valuable out-of-town deputy in King | Starwich. “how many rough cus-| quired to keep the Art Laurel “dou county. tomere there are running around | ble Mue” range a-going from morn “Why,” sald Sheriff Smith, Tues-|}oose in this country. Since the|ing ‘til might. Call at No, 1622 First day morning, as he laid an affec-| Fourth of July, when I began to|#venue and investigate the truth of tionate hand on Starwic hou! NOT VERY SICK But you will be if you neglect to get relief from those dizzy, faint and hungry spells, hot flushes, shortness of breath, ete. which tell you your heart is weak and unable to purify the blood. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure will give such relief, by #trengthen- ing the nerves and muscles of the heart. It's so sure that it in solid on @ guarantee to refund price if firgt bottle fails to benefit. THE PIPE ORGAN IN THE HOME It Is a significant fact that the| Mim.” | pipe organ has come to be a feature| The place where Starwich picked | Dirthe best homes in the country, It | UP the Japanese fugitive Is a favor- | an be installed with little trouble, | 't# haunt for evil-doers, as it Is ap watch for these jail-breakers, I have | thie statement. Demonstration all held up 60 “hoboes” out there. The| this week. Coffee and biscuits free! 60th one was little Matt Moor. I eit was hiding in the brush only about four feet from him when I yelled to him to hold up his hands. He| didn’t do it quick enough to puit | me, #0 1 tok a flying leap and land- ed on him, pinning his hands to his | sides, T thought may be he had a| gun, but he didn’t. He only had an | awful appetite. Hadn't eaten any-| thing for day# and was saving up| a handkerchief full of berries, a few | roots he had gathered and a rotten | old head of cabbage. He counted on living on those things till he could reach the Canadian border. 1/ really think he felt relieved when I/ clapped the handcuffs on him and/ invited him to have dinner at the boarding-house in Ravensdale. The | boarding-house certainly lost money | on the two-bit meal they served CANNED CORN worth 1S¢ can. 75cCan Special for Tomorrow, Wednes day. The Best 25c Coff Adams’ Java Blend. We roast Adams’ Java Blend every day Particularly if the architect witi|Proached by two railroads, which | and guarantee satisfaction. Try confer with our experts. It adds a| meet In a letter Y at Auburn, of-/ Bf it; o5@ Ib. fering excellent chances of a “get dignity and gives an amount of leasure that nothing else can be stow. WE ARE SHOWING A TWO-MANUAL KIM- BALL ORGAN fn the downstairs store. The Green Lake News has issued is moderate. You are invited to try) large poster advertising a “blow | it. out,” to be held Tuesday night at Distributers of the Chickering,|the “Green Lake boat house hash Kimball, Hobart M. Cable and other | foundry.” The guests are invited famous pianos. to come and “munch” with Green Lake “bunch.” | If you want a range that will give you perfect satisfaction buy the Art Laurel—the “double flue,” the only “double flue” in the market. Take} in the demonstration at 1522 First | avenua beginning Monday, July 10th, - away” in three directions by brake beam or boxear. Plenty of old cab ins in tsolated spots also make the vicinity an Inviting one. It is Star-| wich’'s province to watch the branch leading towards Tacoma, and there are not many of the criminal fra nity that get by him wthout giving | an account of themselves, ie pele TEA & COFFEE CO. 921 SECOND AVENUE, Near Madison Street Your Pocketbook Will stand it. ‘New System is reasonable. Dentistry’ MAKER DENTAL CO. First and Yester. . S. JOHNSTON CO. 903 SECOND AVE, Burke Building. South | NAPSHOT OF PR UNION DEPOT AT CLE ‘SHOWED SURPRISE * ” | ©. 8 Church, of 706 North Broad- ‘Wowpltal nurses so well that he in-|* |way, started out to take im the)'ténded staying until the last minute. | * lights on Monday night, but ended] Church has little to say now, after | * up with a crash on King street, just! Mis hours of dissipation, and it 1s| * lbelow the windows of Lottie Ray-| merely a mattor of conjecture tn al-| mond’s resort, at 2:14 o'clock on| leging his state of mind at the time | Tuesday morning, after a spectac-|of hin sensational escape from the ular dive through a glass window, | perfumed rooms of iniquity, but sev on the third floor THE SEATTLE STAR—7T ~ PRESIDENT -AND VICE P AT THE HAY FUN ESDAY, JULY «1, 190 . AND VICE PRESIL BY FALLING OUT OF WINDOW feral explanations are volunteered, RESIDENT T KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROU- BLES PROMPTLY CURED. A Sample Bottie Bent FREE by Mail N. P. ROAD ST. PAUL, Minn., July 11—F jident Perham, of the Railway Te egraphers, has arranged for a con | ference with General Manager Horn of the Nort Pacific, to discuss the threatened strik rham claims the road contracted with | non-untor ators pending nego tiations in antictpation of @ strike POPP PPO eee eee eee * * “SQUARE DEAL” 7 ROOSEVELT * OYSTER BAY, July 11 ®% President Roosevelt today re T FAIRBANKS TAKEN IN THE |* ceived replicas of the Inaug uel by udenr The lid gold. The hows a profile of show the Inserip teteteteeteeeteee nival grounds next ur-|%& tlon a Rooseve omo-|* president of the United States drowned his words. |% ac quum culpue.” The two * Latin quivalent pee ee eee eee ee ere * orca bas CT ee ee eee eee eee eo ¥ the M be Moonlight clambake and dance . age Be | ss of St. Paul's church ’ . , asant ch, Wednesday, dup h t * */ July 12th; Wagner's orchestra; tick af a Doy | ets 60c; boat leaves at & p. m. rie iu his iat Ge LADIES AND CHILDREN VERY FOXY 3 “ YERXA wholesale to imers and deale ements “a 40 wr Ity of shipping refully packed am har ind depots free We sell groceries at buye per dozen per dozen Be or dozen... Fhe quadty, per - B06 4 Rice, lerme, 6, much ae you for when you pet The wholesale price In— wage, ib. TEA a Spider Leg It's superior xen, per Ib “ sir tight cans, per Ib Bi , t tight cans, per Ib 125-1. alr tight cans, per Ib 60. riginal chest lead ae 4 ee TEA. A regular Sc to 60c at retail, eum Tea— ‘ty ~veeh -B2¢ ir tight cans, Ib. ¢ al lend lined, tb..-306 ey us Hoffman House - you can get else- fam ans, Ib |S-Ib. alr tight tb. air tight cana, Ib... b6 and 100-ib. wood drums, bb. 4 for our price list. | fk YERKA& SOKS Wholesale Grocers. and Occidental, Seattle. WASHINGTON, D. C., July 11— It is officially announced that W. J. on, a Chicago lawyer, has been special agent for the government to visit Venecuela to examine the va- lidity of the claim of the New York & Burmudez Asphalt company. Cal- houn acted as special government agent before the war. sacl If you are philosophic, or are ine clined to be, come in and see the Art Laurel” stoves and ranges and study the philosophy of its “double flue,” and you'll buy no other. The jArt Laurel Stove company in No. 1 First avenue is the only exclu- sive stove store in Seattle. It pays every time to look this mate a frame and all | a es. | Patrolmen May and Brafford | Of course Church had been drinking | * Shout 14 j om re am ron at were borrif to see the form of alsome, or he would have been seri-) * Y*** - pone ya man plunge headlong to the side-| ously injured saloon ought i a walk and ran to his «i | Probably the bigh price of wine it in a delusion and 4 | ito find his neck broken or headjecared Church into conniption fita |* continued the patrolmar crushed. The city ambulance was] When Church was seen lying on aught lolt- summoned and the man taken to the} his couch at the Wayside haven of nd J sent Wayside Emergency hospital, where|distrens by a Star representative ap ng ue was pronounced uninjured, al-}hours after the high dive into no ge though at last reports he liked the] toriety, he refused to talk i give them U0}-1103-1105 about their Are you burning any b Or setting fire your back yard? Deputy Warden John Wooding who opened his office on July 1 un der an act passed by the last legis Better Be Careful How You Start Bontfires ih heaps? to any stumpe in| Police Thought That Mayor's Wife Was den in each county, is now holding }forth in the county commissioners | lature requiring a deputy fire war | | | die deMantiniin Min AaMineAintintntataAaRaRateAetatntetatatahena UTTLE HAPPENINGS Or clearing off any real estate? | office at the court house, and for! Marcus Talbot If you are you had better look/the benefit of the public, he an-| resigned a istant general agent out! | Rounces that he will make a point /of the Pacific ast Steamship com King county has a new deputy/of being in his office on Thursdays | pany, goes to Portland to succeed H. Tomorrow will be ladies’ d: fire warden, and he {# going after|and Fridays. He also announces |C. Campbell, general manager of the! your scalp if you start a confingra-|that in applying for permits to set) Dalles, Portland & Astoria Trane cial reductions on Furniture Pieces tion of any sort in the county with-| fire, the applicant will avoid much | portation company and the Colum-| [The list appended is, of course, far out @ permit from him. }delay and trouble by being careful) bia & Northern jallway company./f soLD WILL BE DELIVERED IN to give the correct description of | David McKenzie, of the Great North-| his property and the character of/ern railroad, is to succeed Mr. Tal c nee } the fire he desires to start | bot | No. 138— PARLOR TABLE— | On bis way home from the Port-| Mahogany Table with Frenc the Congregational Has 2 y shelf, nd fair, Rev. Ne h round top; famous pasto well Dwight Hillis of the Plymouth | reh of Brooklyn. Y., will be in & N ttle for a few! . = days, arriving bere on Wednesday. | No. BEDROOM ROCKER 0 e an ere care Wat here ellver two lec-| laid back - br ‘cena e Byes aK : ae spat tga ig che: oe os wide, low and exceedingly com- y ng’ ject e fortabl The hearts of the police jumped-er officers, read the complaint and | oe vp fae poe Bo geteyed CUT FROM $17.50 TO $12.50 detected the address atu a he ie ace Into their throats when a Mrs. Ball-! “We're safe; the mayor doesn't | Will speak on well and |i. 1909-CORNER CHAIR— inger reported a robbery at her home| live out that way, but we'll just ring amon People. | Carved mahogany back and on Twenty-third avenue, by telep-| her up and make sure | . at bee school frame: heavy F h legs: seat hoone Monday Further conversation with the board is to be held on Tuesday even overed with silk tapestry They thought it was the mayor's| man cor ia ettientn ‘hallag| Oe tor ton, Comme, oS ie CUT FROM $17.50 TO 813.00 wife, and began to guess who sid | and Mra. O. B. Ballinger stated that | a a sg om gol moos oe a be the next bunch of officers to fill| she was no kin to the mayor, al- | film have Decn olleled om arias —LADY’S DESK — Ad- the positions then glimmering in the | though she would like to have th rom, tae re 2 Of Several writing bed; measures distance, but one of the 8 little | police locate the thief who stole a — pea ne ~ re be ge Laake | ‘rench leas = > tleular @ The matter | CUT FROM $19.00 TO $15.00 n th } : > “s will also dis-| CHEVAL MIRROR— Wedding on Carnival Grounds | rh nine Weveted tase . ' in rests in fine mi | ke str Al stands 5 feet Tuesday Night, ‘Says Mr. Doyle ent of the com-| 1 1 Trades || CUT FROM $22.00 TO 817-50 —, aders of the strike|—| - ettlement. || No. RESSING TABLE— The Incandescent Mr. Doyle, pub-}Cétnbse and John W. Logan “ - to the I mt meg ¢. hed birds Helty distributor for the Nat Ret wefl known in ty Rev. W by t rik but eye beveled French shows, recovering from a » assistant pastor of the First nil * pla Y 18x2 elegant ser- volatilization, again blew e| Presbyterian church, will officiate . ers pe copy shop of The St have already engaged a suite of CUT FROM $25.00 TO 818-50 morning frobms at the Hotel Cect f fA tra guetaes The resplendent Mr. Doyle was at-| whence the happy couple and their with tar- |fP 9, {LADY'S DESK—Pol- tired in a brand new suit of start-| rt of best men, bridesmaids and sli gael ished mahogany de a sur- ling fabric, and his features wer wer-girls will depart at 9 o'clock ‘tie Sat | mounted with 4x34-inch bevel- eathed in a rainbow of beatific | the grounds es ed Fr ate mirror; writing ceutee mS |<, trust "4 on tee | bed 29x80; full width drawer a morning, gentlemen sald |g rator of gusty germ that yo he, as he deposited his cane and| will give us good 6 on this im-| | CUT FROM $27.50 TO $22.50 gloves on the sporting editor's table| portant occurrence, You will kin No. 119 — HALL CLOCK — a land himself into the police report ly add that, due to the immense at | grandfather's clock of highly er's non-swiveling chair |tendance anticipated, the usual | polished quarter sawed golden 1 have some remarkably good|tom of indulging In the delictow | oak: § panel front; French news for you this morning,” said | moment of osculation with the bride , ’ stands 6% feet high. ‘ wy es 10 nied to exclusively by | air Vigor. Does four OUT FROM‘$t880 TO SERNO (rn ipresent glad-tidings man. | will be at | The carnival grounds on We oe | Mr. Loge day night will be the scene of al The veyor of pedantic pyro wedding!” technics surveyed the staff with a Here the popular promoter of per-|ewift glance and, picking out th culating publicity stopped tmpres {city editor as the easiest victim sively |forced upon the unfortunate scribe | | “The contracting parties,” con-|a genuine Stinkadora 2-fer, with his tinued the human antidote for hy-| compliments. pochondracism, “will be Miss Ettal As Mr, Doyle made his exit he things and does them well.| {Restores color to gray hair,| stops falling hair, makes the hair grow, and cures dandruff. | Isn’t this enough for one prepa-| ration to doP closed out. T sizes, . but severa’ We earnestly erns to be All roor #.6 & went, Maee G-LHolmesFurnitureCo- | Annual July ou | Clearance at the ALWAYS BUSY STORE. Deep cut prices prevail in all departments, but TOMORROW we make spe- GREAT CARPET SALE Yesterday's rush for these was certain! really choice patterns are left for to~ SECOND AVE. most in demand by the fair sex. from complete. EVERY PIECE PERFECT CONDITION. No, 2370-—ROCKER— Carved polished mahogany; co’ seat and back with rich red plush, CUT FROM $46.00 TO $35.00 516—CHEVAL MIRROR— Beveled French plate mirror measures 20x48 inches; mahog- any frame. CUT FROM $26.00 TO $20.00 °—CHEVAL MIRRO—In eles | ogany | French plate gls | ed; measures 20x48 inches, | CUT FROM $32.00 TO $25.00 CHINA CLOSET—Of ma No. 582. weathered oak and haw leaded measures | 40 inches wide; stands 66 inch- | es high. | | CUT FROM $65.00 TO $41.00 double glass doors; CUT FROM $55.00 TO $47.50 No. 1620. THREE. PIECE PAR- LAR SUITE—Settee, arm and j} Side chair; frames of carved and polished mahogany; French legs; green silk damask overing. CUT FROM $80.00 TO $50.00 LADY'S DESK—Solid mahogany; Colonial style writing bed 34x34; two full width dfawers with glass pulls; desk stands 42 inches high, 36 wide. CUT FROM $80.00 TO $65-00 No. 206—DRESSING TABLE— of solid mahogany; is a fine Yolonial pattern; | beveled neh plate mirror measures 2x30 inches; base 22x42; pillar es CUT FROM $78.00 TO 865.00 his season's goods, but quantity ndvise that you come early.