The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1905, Page 7

tHE T TAR—FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1905 “ a | | Pe ee el n ‘| His Wife an Invalid This | | JCOOPED "RM AGAIN! *| tar Thursday had the # y, } Fe . . , : FOUND nonor of being the only paver *) WOrkman Does the Housework th publish an * | le th Komura, Jap- * _ , and this in ® ; o| W.. wh he b tot tm ow * thea “ : ‘ «| Peek be | ve \ oar | - , h * ' at * hed ' *! . | ' t - * Ne he rt * th | powed to tt r e| * f 19, 11 i t * The Pt ay mor * 7 | published is in ef | wit t t e HURLED FROM PRACK |* ‘ve rome | t * v4 : \ tin Th t be * t ’ tute AND KILLED ~-aedle . v4 . ‘ , | y * So ie dee iad ees : ‘ hm vite t t RK I me | f Kiverett, was st susaianniuateiaieiidieniaand and train ‘near R TCT CLL TLE LTT ed ach T raday ne i * . BY ttt + 1 BOAT ISN'T a] 4 HOREMAN WHEELER no accident, sta th ? af * PAL * Ww oh " x the x . * * CLEVE ND, 0., July 1 Rev, t 1 w the t , a *” wit 1 i ha ed his ac ' from Pacttie ¥ * | f * f election as Episeo He ‘ , \ * t hin- & nd condujtor of the dio» ach ' t Whet A ilet of th ler i* * 0 t of the t foot hea & tow tug d fe nue ur lead ft m th ef Island. H #| ing clerg wh ted to him . He ere, és #| as a “high ck Dr, Loyd a th 10} t ‘ ile © t #| is now In b n Washington, «at, lig | tw * *| Pa The wh 4 was} Off he a . . Meer | DFOK ‘* “ #| CHICAGO 1.—~Anna Teller, ; ; if the J ma nd #| 20, committed sule noon in the See Decibel - bad whistles he eoutd ‘wot Wamee tale . | Illinois Trust Savings bank, after 1 Geetntchayse 7057 A * Wine nae auotive f Padlock & of tas * ng witt ‘ -_ her wren bi n jumping in front} | Captain 7 ot created a panic amon A fint-Yke 3 ould not be discerned| #k kaa Rea RAR A eA &|H barge and Captain Grant will #| Patrons in the bank. The cause is aft neeavens icide. It is thought] & | ® undertake the long tow # | unknown sligh' . WASHINGTON, Jul . rece lightly ent-|% aly * *! found extensive subte afd » was om by| ®The will of the late Secretary * PEURRERERBEYERRES o , a Sea are erna, whic mor @ eorenet a 4 the body taken to) ee — — Ser pew re this - [be x Brooks & Co., 1331 2nd suggested. “se pps 4 © Bonney-Watson morgue afternoon. The estate of oo a pone - % 000 goes to the widow during *|C/T) HALL PLANS ——— ye Is ae aid Fe. = & her life: then to the children #| | me wand other relatives. It is #| | sears at | BIG STRIKE Saturd Berta se: te th Stan oer monty real estate | aon Fear) aturda Majestic Setkirk ra mat 100 feet t * the foot of one of varying width of from 1 ) Tat hee nen nnne ne air of grandeur to the mountair ing out in reliet fr Scenery. | and he ar The finding of the cave, like many | where the nodes bal agtany Rygred | Banga vaefily CHICAGO, duty 21—The team on ocean Sones oun ova oe] + aa Lang’ sg ene of those nomads of the moun-| ie wparkle with th st j 1 last night offi-{ of making drawings. tains, hunters and prospectors. | and myriads of m y declared the strike, which | ‘ . Charles Deutschman, ¥ hunting re 4 from the darkne veh 4 business disturber for Building Inspector Pince, on Fri-| AMMONIA WATER, full quart, for Bears, ran across one the en-| 1 ond entrance attempted ia oks to be at as The atrik | day completed the work | ese trances leading to differ parts, | yonted at the end of a eanyon,| ers make o surrender.| LOS ANGELES, July 21.—As the te interior arrange- | Beeman's Gum, 2 for all of which are connected far un-| rough which the river at present | Three of the unions have already ap- | ment on t ors. These| Dr. Oliver's Skin Soap, unquestion= @erground. The water rv work the will now| result of an automobile accident,| plans he is z on much the ably the best skin soap made, 86e ‘The discovery of the cave took | ‘and the drop te their old jobs as indi } same Hines as the previous oc acs caheasa eoieiee 10¢ place inst fall, and, as the winter | t night, M. T, Hancock, the mil- | sion that he drew plans for the same | periadonna Porous Plasters, full Precluded the possibility of expior- neesmion the men hav re plow inventor and nu. | Kind of a building the triangle. | strength seeee img its recesses, it was not until a gained te in the case of lumber rm rec vie MANU- lithe architects 1 modify Mr seu Bases uaa few weeks ago that the first party have » «iv the | encturer, te dead and his wife, son | Place’s arrar nts somewhat, but] Vers Talewm Pow a 7 @ecended the slope with Deutsch- pro bes ae pte ag Sabato’. | net 00 © saul aeecet. 3 | regular -- 7¢ man as guide. ‘The machine , bug- | has provided room-“tn conformity! Glycerine Tar Soap, 10¢ cakes for ‘The party explored the first en- urb-| with the desires of the various de- vowe Be tr. a ane bel faciiitated Warrants are out for “Richard| &¥ anee,,, HFOE a nd “John Doe,” boys who telegraph | p cy ns on that: alata It Pays to Deal at Lang’s. Q UNEQUALED ; 4a lun ary wagon in charge ane a fr hanerigaeondne yt |through the canyon outside, could| 52) te city Att De Bruler ana| ot the fidings will be of fireproof con- otinaciin / | he heard tumbling. Ail through the| (2.04 tne complaint lear at woth | aves the murmers of waters give; > | * © court| It is the desire of the city officials COLMAN BUILI an indescribable charm to the weird) STRAW HATS HALF PRICE. | m . » auto in| to hurry the cx of the buttd- | $07 FIRST AVENUB. solitudes iB N, Brooks & ( i tnd ave. *** excess of the speed ordinar ing. It is sorely needed. } Bet. Columbia and Marton Streets. . | » Sine by short ladders which had been/in height from 40 to 80 fee The - constructed by the guide and placed| walls are amooth as marble in position. A small stream runa/ herder jor for prmatic on 7 through the cavern, a smail branch| showing like the rounded rafters A. Bridge & Co., Popuiar Price Clothiers. You can buy from us you of river which dashes down the|of a cathedral Recesses are “ and wh re its course | abundant, w eddying water — ° at ke th The Bargains Are New per Ib Best Butter, per ib Hoffman House Coffee, Potatoes, 120 in America, per Ib. 2%-Ib. Boxes . a Ib. cans ‘( | 10-1b. Cans 23 1-26 ~ “ a »0-Ib. Drums 28e — SS (Ath RIGHT | ae og Tea, a rare ality > walt E 4 vovl. Bf o\s OINUTE 4 -Ib. BLOWN In 5-Tb. Cans T% PIECES’ In 10-1b. Cans In 60-Ib. Chests 10-Ib. Bags Fancy (10c) Kh 100-1b. Hage Fancy (1%) Ri kc Baker's Premium Chocolate &-gal. Keg Pure Cider Vinegar Segal. Kegs Malt Vinegar &Ib. Bags Tapioca Heed ‘Tomatoes, per dosed cana.” | we ; 806 Choice Tomatoes, per dozen cans ; 906 Very Fancy Tomstoes, per dozen cans $1.00) Choice Sugar Corn, dozen cans Best Flour in America The Bargains Are Astounding A RIP-ROARING SAT Astounding URDAY SALE A general round-up of all broken lines of CLOTHING, UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS, STRAW HATS and FURNISHINGS, SUIT CASES, as HALF PRICE. Clothing, Children’s Wash Suits, Boys’ Russian and Buster Suits, etc. The assortment immensel WwW MEN’S $15, $18 and $20 SUITS to 60-ib. Bags Sait . F 15-ib Pails Baker's Jeliy ice “a oc Amorted Pickles and Olives a doz. bottles o5e¢)|" “| A LITTLE COMPARISON aL! YERKAR SONS, a 4 Here ia just a little comparison, , sonal property, as th 1 arena —— Fe ay be of est to the general | ¥ Ania as any oF Worsteds, Tweeds, SPINNING'S SPECIALS| 2 te tom soe "yaa Shays tne, talest waiting to see what their personal! It was not represe at elties of this season--- Big Bicycle “yg Prac Goats dastieds Gennpieas nd | eeamepte: for tear & ; suits that sell regularly Ec ay lg oe in the etty,| | The Seatt ompany has at $15.00, $18.00 and ae sees ry nal property |in the teed $20.00, go on sale Sat- a ed y urday for It Hugh McDonald, Be ed the fifth to er, of § or > 28 Ly —== 3oys’ Two-Piece School y Suits in blue, black and 1 we wil hOMURA IS ‘Reform School Is gray mixe regular $3.50 lues; Satu £25.00 OFF | Aflame vines riiay "$39.00 i 1830-00 ppposhe ; R $3.99 | = Baron Komura. the commissioner, wa Thursday afternoon Japan nd ijetters fre ene ambassador at Wash peace yesterday, Fire man | Only twiee dia Wh Hiabor, and this w time to accept the hospitality of J, | Puna i at a lunch at the But | tor > earlier in the day, m a] r T Hine. | Bit 08 the the home of Commu’ Ol ty hurt The baron tett the elty Tiureday| Tae Coenty Chats’ bewmhall tone niet at 8 O'died in Imes J. Bis | revived @ chiadiemee from te toys | forhrate ear fe ter ane. He will | wt Poivee to ply dhe lation wt j be eh a eerie te Wem Rewsaeicn peti ee Beiurday atew- | OG. Cte feo will mane Bo0e, duty ‘Wan sommecds oe (Ble POLAT Comma eeygemmee, Me we Foo Sai anil of (Be SO9 em ave Gp Gwe Lakes | Tames. deta living at 2 vay boy, whe was ante thee frerntteae, ween head by 0 cher amd bed Of the bighe® chgetitee age cuted by skilled YerBlsnniily ay what we have m@ege @Xs snes: oe @me in reaehing | hateven. Fag oc See ‘s lent *qgcteiem ‘RT BALE ag aly $1.00 wg +1 2nd | price *** of the @ fer ad an aes year, a forward to, is tbe to any : Men’s Straw Hats on Saturday Halt Price Men’s Wash Vests, Plain, White or Fancy [-2 Off Men’s,25c Drop Stitch Lace Lisle Hose, colors red and blue, Saturday for 2 GRIPS, Etc Bright, new goods i Men's Regulation Navy Blue Serge Suits,guaranteed strictly all finely tailored through- out, splendid lin- trim- sizes, ings and ming, all double and single breasted Our regular $15 Suits Saturday A. BRIDGE & CO. aa in all lines offered. Men’s 15¢ Socks on Saturday fer 7c (8c | ., which will be closed out, commencing tomorrow, as Newest, most up-to-date Men’s The bargains are astounding] Men’s 2-Piece Suits One-Quarter Suits and Grips Haif Price A good large line at all prices from $2.00 up to choose from. light Men's. sanitary, weight wool Under- wear; good value at $1.25; Saturday for 75c Children’s Wash Sults, Saturday, HALF PRICE _Men’s 35c Socks: Saturday for 23c Men’s 25c Teck Ties, Saturday for..... Odds and ends in Men’s Ties, worth up to aes Saturday for wit sihehibbece o 2 1417 Second Ave, Next Door to the Bon Marche. et eo