The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1905, Page 3

ieee 5- @ Eee lll — STAR—WEDNESDAY, | WON'T REMOVE July 19.—The] pre returned | clock thi | overer pay “Bont Worry, Wateh Us | prew ident and boy cam _The How Store Cas TULY 19, 1905. MARINE NOTES NM GrmneeneslZpormenreremmennwel 2gncneninta wae 3 to Sagamore hill at 9 © July Sale Incl 4 Thi t PRESEN?) iene ing after & night OW he shore] ny gniied States cable ship a ee ut oie ul ale Inc udes an nos a Ob the Somes.” very one: Burnside is anchored in the bay Cy ca @) 1762 y L y, Including the president, seer * r ‘a L } : y y 0 : ly ‘aide the cottne. Prasident |whlle awaiting for a Pilipino crew Souvenir $ Wash Goods Half Priee | United States Marshal Hopkit ne: a “ fre ne stg nly | Window = £08 SECOND AVE 44) MADISON 47 k { | at Tuceday the for the present Gowevelt Tecely Ares VIBItO! ‘ which | coming on ne ranspo dow 4 Window lop more ¢ han pould igh \te in| day—Gen. Horace Porter, former! sherman, The Sherman in due at| RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Every line is represented in this July sale and many thing the ema inaad of guards and| ambassador to France; Judge W.| san Fr inoo on Wednesday even duced one-half | ~ i W. Cotton, new fedgral judge of Or | ing, and the crew will be sent uy It is determination to cut down the stock to a point meg oie Dad eile: ttl egon, and ‘Theodore Dodge, an Eng | from there by Pail, As soon m they | bd , sigs Ever aince the eacape it haa been STOCKHOLM, July 19.-1t tw re itka, and will finish the United | trongly rumored that Warden Hal-| sorted that the Kuh will reject | States cable to Beward ligan would be succeeded by ex 16 government bill providing for] a. . - aenuany the man hunt }den. The cabinet will resign trip to the north at 4 0 ik | Ex-War ays be spent | Wed fter i takin "| three ye and and dos ednesday afternon no in taking | nted, an he aan O08 © Sell cares! Thousands of summer articles wt nin all departments. Inf isteine ine inews, Wheu oe are quite complete, All must be closed out before the fall goods begin te in, We shall gurding the ¢ Berths are practically sold out on ntiinue to extra displays and cut price th bject secon | Sete to th yon canal liner Dol n, whieh morrow pe I do not think that Mr. Hatiean| @& A FEW Snaps d/h hx20 canal ner Detphin, waic ; how blamed in the least for li tl on, The vast majority of the pa GOLF SUITINGS, a very ‘p« mmer | FRAMED PICTURE sin . the excape, which was not at all In Ss h - nengers tourists, The compante poriag MEchal! ch by H lark pat ortment of water color fac the circumstances, It is just 4 mers to Alash re reaping SArINg S810 price, others, 4 $1.49 and amide Fo get out ot that Used Gres ao aoe a oni ar ale 1 prison is a laughing matter of the astern people who are or ‘ eacl Take, for instance, the roof the Coast to attend the fair take! LINON DE INDE, 40 inches wide, all white t ell building, which not even the advantage of the opportunity to se and always sold at 30¢ a ya uring | FANCY SILKS in a great ty of desir aruhal himself knew w t was } Alaska. Tourista who have made! le price * rr ery plece in the store for Sample Item of Our Dis Joo oi ey io eu She trip: prosmunce 3-obe- arth yard 19¢ | taerty priced at 4 $1.00 € building wa 0 Li grandest in the world ay ‘ $ a yard uring sale price le " f th ent IRAPERY LKOLINE best q 2 pecepnnag lenchargetaied Salle | /02° ror of the present ur Line tal ead Stee best <Auallty, © | SHIRT WAISr8 of white lawn, all this sea ur 6 Ge igns When AT THE THEATERS “Adee 10 re male prion ea, 49C ie THE BIG 3 z ¢) Reset i tn L noe git et ety, Sen CRRAKKRAR ARR HIRT WAI ot fir Aw f rome > = ery hand eraonal investigation. . . J ery latest styles to $ ; at m . ‘ * STAR—Polite doville * bine ihc peweliaign Bip ! while they la " “Dh. 2c ast @ posal hance HACKLEY * THIRD AVE, AND JAMES ST. & each pen y 98c 1 BS’ BE ther and fat th - . Carnival * - R a eather and fab 3 ne CARLISLE * * BLACK CREPE DE CHIN . ih b : meses tome apart ren ye ee ee ee es heavy quality, always s 192.60 ¢ a aa ot ae oe ee The Star theater this week has a — marvelous bill, headed by Tatum | EMBROIDERY MEDAL . TARLETON PLAID RIB the wonserrel ahaa eae, Talnm Latin, ta sey cae | Friday SOO, 5 inched Wish eed COR. SECOND AVE clever to an extreme degree. All| patte n entre Gen | heavy quality, five com pag a ieee the bill is fully up to the etandard 7 veel ices 6 | binstions of co gu @ UNION STREET eatublished by the Star theater, Os Just the thing for trim Bargain lar 60¢ a. yard, clearing MADRIE J A y e ! | Wedne y afternoon there will be ™ at now waist 5 sale ' prov f * and diately after the performance, Mr. | price, a 15 our tock of 1 ROMAN STRIPE RIBBON Agosme, Crea ] * Tatum will give a free exhibition in| c n ® of all silk taffeta, 50 dif | uy front of the entrance to the theater, | ferent combinations of MADRID, July 19.-~Th pants : under the personal supervision of a -“ARROW" SHEARS, nine | 4 t hab < ‘ . ultable ara for Spa nt Pianos & Organs tive clfizens. If, during the special trimm teel and { pe Mi ges id . the Philippines by Amert hy} tinge Wednesday Mr | fine quality alu r wind rices and 45c a yaré g the war of "98 wh 344 Union (1. umm tn any clearing ‘sale y] holce # “clearing sale @ dy ibeent in the audience, he will | : t with b at lt felt the sum of $500. | i a ‘ | Poche | Ne ee walk Gear es. chaos m rime echt once vt vl € McCarthy Dry Goods Co. curred on the German cruiser{a d given this summer on July 21, Aug 3 Fravenlob during the recent visit | ordered. th a oes'lcan Mint Auten eke tie Gane Second Ave. and Madison St. © Kiel, the men claim | b at | Norwekian Latheran church, on the 4 e harshly treated by the | n Th D 9 Fi cornae of F avenue and Wall @y, to the fleet the crew of! cessive " S S | of Jul§ are Kdwin Cahn, the violin . ample ale | (at, an! other first-class musicians Has caused a sensation among ff Professor Y state Ul | FPP REE EER Rw [secretary of sta > oath was rit ha, { ’ saw t versity, w a lecture on| ® a stered by MeNefr, siiian sacs ladies of Beattie, Yesterday the Bf] Y¢ * | administer cNeir, FORTUNE STOLEN : stale re this manner. | PORTLAND, Ore., Jully 19.—The cot of tha Novelty Bait a |The Song of the F \* lensiotant Hurarioa, Gepertuaen ie ss Oregon lodge of the Degree of Hon momen ag well: enaehrk j ha w/e * * | There was little formality [See eae eee AAA oF began its annual meeting hei wt Manataoturing Os Inauguration * © Voek the eat secre mele an DENVER, Colo. July 19.—Charg- | ¥ Fi ¥ltoday and will remain in sees . | Of buffot-grill service on Ne - + tooo ed with receiving gold ore kne 4 " name &* | over tomorrow. The meeting ia the Pa trains betweer SERENE Eee | = sscilasinan it was stolen, six aasaye 4 OW) heat attended the history of the }* 0 July 20th Fire’ PA eee eee ee Crippte Creek district wer ate Tuesday #/| grand lodge, delegates being presen | xervice on this train, leaving 8 HE MAY BE CHOS' been offe the! * *” wader heavy bonds. It is, \* foliar for the #| from all local breaches of the order dally at 2 p.m KING OF NORWAY. | ay. His wife the|* LEADER IN HOMESTEAD & ee ares i* ha lady bad ®/ throughout the st lF , the ingsest|* STRIKE COMP! SEN- & i . laughter of King Edward of Eng-|® TEN * * prising — suite land * PITTSBURG, July 19.—Alex- & os * and == raincoats | ander Berkam, former anareh- # P. t B id * * Firat from the trunks of our HEARD AT THE PIKE |® ist, left Western penitentiary # arrot Brand |: : ne omen et oar AE ARD AT THE PURE, |i int. ett Western penitentiary * * ip, Amsortment te No, I * years and eight months for at- * Tea Siftin $s ve ; ee en oe His Wit that|® tempting to kill H. C. Frick # ig * . wh we ttle from|#% during the Homestead strike. « * * Snob er|® He was taken to Clearment, # 2 Ibs. for 25¢, & “You want what? asked the # wagon f tell _the|® where he will serve a year for & * * man his arrying ncealed weapons. & * te club that goes with & | And J Sight and two months of w Tomatoes # de dollar.” the youth maid, & WASHINGTON Say commited for good Root, former secretary FERRER EERE RRR Ee ' ‘ * 2 cans for 15¢, . Rees sworn in shortly after eee e eT re | POSTAL TREATY Corn WASHINGTON The I treaty 2 cans for 15¢, a teas LH ] ‘i oimesfurniture Honeyed Flakes PRINCE CHARLES OF DENMARK y | It is reported that Prince Charles U01-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. . second son of King Christian, of 3 pkgs. for 25e¢, ane ‘ nay We Are ing Signs To the one © A 1 “Double Flu ; guenaing | to all the good people in thi ag ong, Bet saver—is the TODAY—in our windows—we show a line of Davenports and (TO CONDEST THE WILL | tie. Worst ‘nowroapers tooth brush d by Thos. |] Two-Piece Suites which for price and quality cannot be duplioeted thet the seost 3 played on the re wish pe n this city.. We intend these shall.seli TODAY, so we've put “good- pile read while he runs. We ; igs 3 . me in tc ese bye prices” on every one >rumam samples our window, 3¢ deavoring to call your a , . ; NEW YORK, July 19.—Mre. E/T trom week to week to thix pro Serta. wae 4 oy Rehr ee Davenport has fine ma. Davenport has very Matiida Zeigler, widow of the mill greasive hardware shop of ure Skirts, shirred yous ve wi U ive any : r red w of carved ma- eaene Meee Ps sg _ om Mie are backin. = - 7 iu in serge ma all ec Pen in our stock Cut from $45.00 to 832. ng of green stripe velour . he eK ink apsouncements by prods t t |suit im the superior court here to ing the goods when you come in ors; while they last To he one nex e ‘| Sek tes . Cut from $120.00 to $85.00 EA & COFFEE CO ; determine the validity of the will of | to purchase It is evident, our : closest. we will ut ) af ' N 6 Davenport is an extra T Je her late husband, She alleges that |B ade are carefully read and a Like Cut. Mail rm give a Foun oan hag = Davenport 921 SECOND AVENUE. he was insane and incompetent to/f Comparison of goods advertised double tain Pen f either red or g er le: eal tateaien Near Madison Street | make @ will at the time of its exe- iI made with those offered by othe . : Cut 150.00 ¢ jcution. He gave the widow a $50,000 | dealers, The result of such in fo t ‘aa Cut from $47.50 to $3 ut from § © $97.00 anuity thors residence : Fifth — tigation invariably f guessing > ox N : Davenport t quarter- | No. 2841 Davenport is very large nue and the summer bome at Nor act sumber, we wee sn aveirtonae r posts are mahog- | oten, Conn Te The Prudent Buyer Fe ARS, wat aa a ten ties Bre ny pedestals q A Guarantee Zeigler left an estate Iued at |B of putlding hardware, tools, cut $10.00 French = Mirror Cut from $55.00 to'§ Cut from $175.00 to $100.00 30,000,000, which will revert to tly lery, farm implements, pain $1 tik and Wool Suits for gold frame, cost 7 jadopted son, William Zeigler, upon |§ hose, firearms, sporting good $7.50 ing $8.00 The oe ea end ’ : gb Birnciriayen Brey = t Worth jis arriving at the age of 40 years. if and any of the other : | award will be ve French leg ball feet very massive; a very a $ He is now 14 years old hundreds of article to ¢# | made on the - Cut from $60.00 to $40.00 attractive suite . teste . -- — o make up our immense | number Cut from $190.00 to H GOTHA nt there are few stores that j brushes in the N 40 Davenport of rter oat $110.00 me In jCharien Ba otter the | protection we 40 window when re sawed @ oak, has v No, 2374, Davenport of highly Gotha this Coupled with »ds of known danien Cheoraten vering , rotch mahogany, ts joth C4 Cut from $80.00 ¢ ar ie The guarantee that accompanies | the f makes and quality and “prices Shit, tame’ ie $8 ° ar E the pianos and organs sold by the | burg. that attra: * ade ~ Png ] . N 1 Davenport b rie ar D. 8. Johnston Co, is worth some-| zist b ee ree Se 0S Pee pea eee kK cokered | Cut from $250.00 to $125. thing. The piano you buy is always | met at the e satisfied with your per te wed olde k 1 8125-00 on approval—if it fails within five| troops and we want the good ‘ years we make {t good or you ge new one. We couldn't afford we sold poor pianos. Here’s a list) gre 5 you may choose from with absolute | stabie at I security— alry he here he t to do this if Ernst Bros. 506 Pike CHEYE St. THE NEW CLOSE-FITTING FROCK SUITS AND COATS. The Chickering. | Cable. The Hobart M The Kimball In finest mate € light evar orgal Vocali Cloug & Warren Imball Reed an n buses oe were | And Get An Extra 10 Per Cent Discount on all Your Purchases The Fair 1513-1 CUSTOM WORK A SPECIALTY & Noes 1207 2nd Avo ove Next to Stone OV Faaassirs Fisher & Ueno L. 1, HOFFMAN, Manager, SECOND sx COND VENUE, Department Store a D. §. Johnston Co. BURKE BUILDIN 519 SECOND AVENUE, ndard q Special One 25¢ can Su Toc th Brush pur Cotton Hose b 4 before ' ive Thursd (5)sosey Bee Hive Open all night your name and : address and th number you have Kuesned before 6 p.m. Thurs day - night 2615-2617 First Ave. Between Vine and Cedar. we Ye slerans 209 No. 1682 Two- Piece Suite is cov- ered Cut from $85.00 to § in dark green plush; frames are of very finest n a~ Cut from $95.00 to 860.00 Cut from $225.00 to $165.00