The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1905, Page 7

rin tatktr dui ldings i + think my view ed, but cide is gr got to be flat has REQUISITES TUESDAY’S SPECIALS AT Sees eee eee eee eee eee eeeee ESSERE EEE EE EER ERR REE Ee NER EE * é ose possible, We claim that the bulld or, lings are as complete as possible in this reepect. Let the youngster d Court Platser, 2 packages Se romp ‘ Bites Gigs, best pure rabber. iss But the big feature ts to be the og sina . playground in the rear, When the Sacotane Boe Binee | : buildings are all com Alcohol Stoves, 50¢ size re will be a big square, Linseed Lotion, for tan and This ie for the exclusive use of the burn, 35c size hildren. All araphernalia of Bay Rum, full pint Ye an up-to-date playground will be Witch Hazel, best, full pint 19e provided. ° Eastman’s Renzoin and Almond Lo When the expenses and income ha 7c “M , ¢ of the flate have adjusted them Dr. Oliver's Skin Soap, 5c cakes Soe ee Re gepenttiis It pays to deal at Lang's. ve GENERAL LOUIS AUER i for babies : one sone “I am thoroughly in earnest when © twins or triplets, so much the! OLYMPIA, J 1 Governor jl say 1 am in favor of this question, | bette Mead today remitted the $260 fine | There should be from five to seven Today we see too many you! nd costs against William Henry, of jchildren in every family ving in apartm how | Rellingham, who shot at but missed COLMAN BUILDING, it is the duty of every married | ( tren are forbid and they |biy wife and par ur. Henry had 807 FIRST AVENUE. [cout to raise children, and plenty | have none. Th are Wo many/served atx months’ imprisonment, Bet. Columbia and Marlon Streets | of them. If they have six, and then’ fam! with one, two and three) and this remission give him liberty: Stock The entire stock at The Annex is to be closed out at once in order to make way for the contractors. We're going to putup a new and better store six stories high. THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 41, 1905. AST RITES OVER| SUICIDES | | » you ean how | happened Jto concolve the idea of the baby |flats, 1 thought that 1, too, would ffor inducements to stom thts tide | | jof race sulelde | . | “L will give ono or two months rental to the parents of every ehtld born in the apartments. ‘Tho fam © ily without children will not be % y $ barred from the buildings, but we clay livite fagpilies with chil MILWAUKEE, Wis.) y is) GENERAL LOUIS AUER, OF MILWAUKEE BUILDS APARTMENT | {iDeclNy Invivo fa the happy : AH ‘ . ‘ in of philant? lee | HOUSES ESPECIALLY FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN ~ has ben spared aking our flooring as noiseless # THE BABY | LORD. ato yh dere, pose hal AND MAKES INDUCEMENT FOR VISITS FROM THE STORK - natienal guard feat: eotatel : . eee eee eee eee a ne ees Br piace VIEWS OF THE BABY FLAT + in Conter LANDLORD. =p og Fo hat mm in my are the baby fats tat ive or two believer in bable carne di ie: oor conta paren| The funeral of Mra, Annie Angy browe, wife of Jack Ambrome, a line: | man in the employ of the Sunset] Teloph company, was t | day afternoon at the chape terworth ma, Interm \ later at ul Her death 0 ided wold early Friday 4 ne after | f fered her husband | be " 1 whe drained} fie " | | Frea Martin, the Butter hotet| f} burted ternoon, Rt Jocided to hav t ' | M ' t , defrat th vitabl tained when th n stood brains th " f , father had been the 5 pal in al] ar tragedy in Tennessee | ADD RIOTOUS RESORT A 8 | J. Kreamer and J, W. McNam-| ara, the assailants of Officer Jacobs |were brought before Judge Griffin on Monday morning by their attor ney, Wilmon Tucker, who asked that their bail be reduced to $1,00¢ This, it ts said, was done in ord |to get McNamara o he Is not jin good health. The or of the court was that the application would be considered RRR WIRELE ON GOVERN MENT BOATS. - * * PORT TOWNSEND, Wash., * * July 31.—The government has * & decided to equip local steam- #| |® ers with wireless planta. The # * first veasel to be equipped is * * the Major Evan Thomas, which #| # runs between Port Townsend # | * and the forts. The Thomas’ ap- * | # paratus will be ready within #| |@ two months. The Paoific Wire- & lw lene Telegraph company is ® |w making a bid to have their # *& system adopted + . * * hea MARINE NODES It ts definitely announced by the Great Northern Steamship company that the Minnesota will sail from Seattle on August 10, her regular ealling data It was planned to have her sail on August 5, and to get the Dakota ay by August 10, but the volume of traffic is not thought to be sufficient to justify | the rush. The Minnesota will sall direct to Hongkong, not touching at Japanese porta on her way over. The Dakota will go Into drydock at the Bremerton navy yard oa the high tide Tuesday afternoon. Until she ts hotsted out of the water it cannot be told how long she will have to remain undergoing repairs. She brought only Alaska excursion > nailed | those tourists with whom # 168 in all 9090 The stern wheel sound steamer ire ig = h —_ oy poo me Councilman Mullen and the board ——_—— peara. bid farewell to Seattle Mon-|°% Warne enecuted & cosy Stat ay | BO IO RIOR tm years, bid farewell to Seattlo Mon-| norning by auddenly awarding the! . day morning, and paddled away for} tract for the regrade of Third) » * Portland, with her sides Bored 0p oeeeaen ein ee ic kaon. ls bo » stand the heavy sees of the ocean. |e a that t als ¢ She is to be put on the Portland-| . 3.44 not be made for le * Astoria run ad soon as she Teaches) to and the alleged rea i pcieiat sesee t's ie aI the Columbia. decision to let the contr le @ Slave,” told by herself, # a morning waa to prevent ttempt | we in of the excellent features # The palatial steamer Spokane | which palght he be mae > prev a he The Star has in store for ite ® came in Monday morning from her| ‘he award by Injunction proceed-/® readers, Watch for tt! Inge | Mullen has be forts to hurry A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clot AT hiers, Suits HALF PRICE Children’s and Boys’ Suits at Underwear, Shirts and Furnishings at Hats, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags at ing Suits at Big Discounts, etc. Every salesman in every departme ing out all odds and ends and broken tremendously low prices. of invoicing must be lessened. o wuite for 50 Bulte for 9.00 Buite for . Suits for f for ‘ 1 3 s Bargain Snaps TWO CASES OF BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR AT 23 Bargain Snaps 60 dozen Men's Golf, igee and Fancy Shi one of @ kind, a, regu and $1.00 value, for.. ise 25 DOZEN MEN'S SHIRTS In Madras Cloth, F lots, broken patterns, all sizes, Sie | ni or Two cases Men's Lightweight Boft Finish Balbriggan Under wear, slightly solled with dust in our warerooms, at 236 MEN’S FRENCH LACE BAL- BRIGGAN UNDERWEAR In blue, ecru and worth 660, special ... two lor all eine | reales, Chev- | fleah tints, | Be regular $1.60 values, for It’s stocktaking time. | 2c BOW TIES FOR Half Price. Half Price. Half Price. Men’s Straw Bath- nt vigorously push- lines and sizes at The work Bargain E Snaps CHILDREN’S SUITS AT HALF PRICE. 200 Children’ uits, ages 3 to 7, mortly Norfolk styles, on sale at half price, from $1.00 up. $e FAST BLACK S0X. Men's Fancy Lisle, Gauze Lisle, F h Lisle and Florenza Silk Hose special A. Bridge & Co. in Marche Wext Door to 1415-1417 Second Ave. WORK TO COMMENCE ON BIG REGRADE nm bending bi ed th ! away from here, pracdyy tease Parag <a July 31.—The P ii ga | Awarded to a contractor who ts no- | Abandonment of this city as a mem- g To get the merchandise out of the way the entire stock | Steamer Humboldt wil sail for] toriounty sow "im doing work, ana| ter f the grand Co(tng i sist Fy 160 passengers. ] . is imed, | this ning by Mayor Johnson ™ isda aver. tt rickson cannot do! @ 2st pool selling. The races open- is marked down. |e, eS Oe nna wd today on the supposition thes the a ‘ . - The Pacific Coast Steamship com-| offered. previous two years’ proposition on | $200,000 worth of merchandise is to be got rid of Trae tk ig Gl ona naee. at thn. “continah st 4 ase The only things not marked down are contract goods, |the Alaska run this summer, but ry will begin" tamedtatels. |. Yee ‘ by busing your jowing te the — oo ~ bo re is © ction to this 5 ion |» he en aed erin such as Spool Cotton and Spool Silk and kindred lines. A extra trip Is made necessary. The) have signed releases of damages, | Pore x. Jlibe ‘opeka may put in at Portland On| Afulien states that he haw releases oraible . r way down. of damages from 45 per cent of the small army of salespeople have been engaged to wait on the | ___ lowners north of Cherry Steamer Olympia, of the North-| The opposition comes from certain | wenter Stes ship company, baa) or rty owners » wi be heavy crowd that throngs the store. ogee pegs gp lrme Pog nated oe ep Digi din . there July 2. in favor of the mod e . + * . an These rote ants withdrew The sale has started off with a tremendous whirl. It diss shanaas ‘Uateiar, of Cie Ll eee katate meeear ear |. Gray fleet, came in from San] with the understan that y - | . . . 5 nciseo Mond: afternoo th | contract wou no “ u will ave to ake continues till everything is sold out. ingen gpl norives Fionn pec Reed eimai . . : ene: | board i was known definitely that » Coast ram Come every day---the more you spend the more you sibaweekswiicdane | oo ite has" now ‘been pratt ecid e. ee. le there will probably be some trou- | e AIR-DIGGERS HAVE ble. They look ution | save. - 3 u ath en ol SPINNING’S CASH STORE, * am attempt to erade 1310 SECOND AVE. s 7 owiy escaped Jeath & | mulcted. yon when t al Mullen and the b & Stone, Fisher & Lane gS rece eS See ax re sia bracing trea | vera seen waa JEWELRY REPAIRING * 4 he oar? 7 ently executed. e& npex lee ee ee May! There Is an urgent demand for the | John M. Thurston, the leading fig- | "84 been delayed ure sin the dtanse of Senator |otialt, have, Wave G, BENINGHAUSEN epee: 208 Soar See | their strenuous attempt will not en- Jewel i ia $ jland fraud in Oregon, arriv eweler and Optician Second Avenue and University Street this city Sunday Bight on is way tall auch complications ax will eth cast, Thurston is accompanied by | onser delay the work, wh an vs family and John H. Mitcholl,|%® #treet in impassable condition, 7 west Pasi, aud Mr. and Mrs. Salc|femains to be soer | 5 Nowe haas, of Albany | Coxe 5 { F. Wells nd cons, from MOBIL®, Ala,, July 91 Although | ME alk B.C. foomatiy ralidente the an cre Byres “4 tas ry proe -| sf FUE ating of Seattle, are spending a few! Iamation declaring a quarantine Opposite Pantages Theater, os weeks visiting friends and relatives against Louisiana, the officers are L. |. HOFFMAN, Manager. i *. n this elty yenforcing it gambling would be overruled. COPENHAGEN, July 31.—Emper- or Wilhelm arrived this afternoon. During his stay the kaiser will be received only in semi-official state. Court circles desire the people to be impressed with the visit as one of courtesy only, but the general opinion prevails that some politieal move will govern, probably the clos- ing of the Baltic sea to warships of all nations, except those bordering on the sea. 4 JACKSON, Miss, July %1.—The state board of health today issued an order for every town in the state issue t Lamberton reports m stated that no new infection ap- Neb., July 31—C. F, Andrews, a prominent lawyer, Is mysteriously missing. He started # trip in the Platte river ndred men have been h for him, fearing ADAMS’ BEST BAKING POWDER 25c For full m ADAMS TON CREAMERY BUT 25¢ PPR POUND. Butter has advanced, so buy it will be worth 30¢ per tomorrow. | fou 1-pound cans, WASHING: TEA & COFFEE CO. 021 SECOND AVENUE. Near Madison Street NEW SYSTEM DENTISTRY, Investigate. The Maker Dental Co. 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