The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1905, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—TU 1) T SSDAY, AWG: 1, 1905, put each batch in five-gation milk} “*‘Dea't Worry, Watoh Us Grow’ cans preg 1 for their reception Cas Thetew Store Credit | The next step was to bundle them in aboard a University af and trans} port them as far Yeuler way ednesday Is Secon sey hey me Bg oem { Sound railway } | They w be distributed in al Floor Day BN ne aa the fish warden, Walslybab EW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 1 date is estimated at from $2,000,000 : 9 cates lake and savers! oiler sie he quarantine Mill continues in| to $4,000,000. The success of th proves beyond question receive a portion of the finny spec Missimippl, Utica bax wired that that you read and t advertising news—-truthful ad . wank mati tenia ear -- —— ALL TH SLAP = t ra | VERXA Vertising has built up the Now NE UNITED GTATES NEED DO 18 TO SLAP A LITTLE | TELFGRAPH BRIEFS tut 066 1S GNIS OM, POORTE 4 difference between ax has been quarantined ‘a re rice of ten For tomorrow (Wednesday) the Third Floor will frnish the DUTY ON CHINESE GOODS COMING TO THIS COUNTRY AND LANDS BIG CATCh unease has been. ous - ned A retail prior of tem ms. ° " uy at whol item THE CHINK WOULD LOSE A MATTER OF $30,000,000 A YEAR | | wi the fever exists. The work ON THURSDAY FIRST FLOOR, with Buffets, Pedestals, Ladies . ; | COPENHAGEN, Aug. 1 nelof cleaning the city continues, A] AN ‘TEAS : Desks, Dressing ‘Tables. IN HIS BUSINES Fish Warden Rief is a great Moh ‘ aid daaoe gy RR lthird of the iaterns have been | ,,% Firat uncolored | Japan, tee .. erman, but the largeet single hand J . ed. Governor Blanchard to-|talin at from 7 $1.00 per Ib. its These for tomorrow Pelt! Ean oe te tie this morning, He lunched a - -- My ‘ el catwh yet mado by him wae OU] the shooting lodge near Eren on moed the state board that| * se i SECOND FLOORS. WRDSHRSDAY ONLY We Don't Sell Half That to the Celestial Kingdom—Mighty Easy to lobe afternoon, when he landed) py, no 5 nfer passenger and ght ye . (1 —Dreaser—Birdaeye maple 10,000 baby catfish, perch and black | jy. n the two k today be well fumigated before I + 417, Jardinier Stand, quarter Seagier oe oa Buy What We Want Elsewhere—Could Make the Fireworks Our- | basa from the warm water Lake the city, Baton Rouge has _ 4 sawed gelden oak bend pel et ee atoeds hee elk : s ¢ Uwion in one fell dip of a net | out @ company of militial ‘ ; rade ae ished square top. Price $1.25 reset pans saeret! as ot selves—Our Manufacturers of Cotton Goods, Foods and Oils Would Sesh warden wee they wrig Tew YORK, Aug. 1 tu sons soe ethan sean Japan tea “trom Wednesday only 60e well front; price Lose About $12,000,000 gled very decidedly, but he man-| passengers detained at dents nor non-residents will be ad-larin Chests o 446, Jardinier Stand fancy nesday only aged to separate them somehow, and ele b nort | asi - u go 1 pM at been | %-').. Cane - shape top, three legs, attractive | 402—Dresser—Princess style -_— ET | a the y er distri } Gib. ¢ ane fe pattern. Price $1.60; Wed long oblong F mirror BY GILSON GARDNER Even the C ttings of : |) No. 14 Ya ‘ch jored Sapam - : wake an ‘ u 3 oven the nga of W ORLEANS, Aug. 1.—Al-] Ne. 14 Yo nesday only G5e | with rows oF small drawers ¢ WASHINGTON, D. < China} which we buy oe ‘worth & Bright Gossip From a Tokio Newspaper | bennaa tae tris» deme to tuo ie oom regular te 201, Jardinier Stand, heavy fluted each side; price 00; Wee carries this new “boycott’ policy| year, could as come from Iaumber of deaths end sew cases |@ i> Chante o column, round top, quarter needay onty 889-00 F) too far, the United States is in @] Japan, and now that the war is over |during the past 24 hours from yel-| 7 4 sawed golden oak. Price $3.50 Chiffonier—Sotid — gelden Ft) position to adopt retaliatory meas ly ‘will |low fever, the terrific heat of last +4 Wednesday only 81.90 oak, has hat box and square Bi ures which will hardly fail to be] There was a time when firecrach CHlere are some tnt im ox-| Mitsu E Dock Monday: | night y run the list up again fies leat he 2281, Mahogany Tea Table, colo: Fre OE te trots pi oitective. It ts not the dentre of| ers had to come from China, or the | t#@ets from the Times Tokio, | This te the first occasion of « ®- | Past Ansistant Surgeon Berry, of th “weet drawing tea, nal style, round top, post cen- | poe . a a pr Prewtc Roosevelt to adc harsh | American boy would be a loss to | Japan) 000 tons be , 1) mar hospital service, has to @e per Ib, ter, with % legs, all hand pol NE ag Hh :89-85 f] measures, and the United States! celebrate the glorious Fourth, but The d-yeur-oll-dog named Hows. | in Jay peri Mp gg Maga pA enc ished. Price $14.76; Wednes 309% —Chi ae : ; " nem will not begin throwing stones un-| that day has passed, and the growth betmmging to Admiral 7 nd kept : : the | the elty board of health, Dr | ry 4 } any, hand polished, has swell til it is found that throwing pro-| of American firecracker factories is/t the latter's house karoku he be hich jot tax the | souchon, of the state board, was in-| e day only 89.00 front } oval French t a) Bl ton . ft “ . t uw a he sta 16-1 hent SehatPelehent ont roatin re amd ove tests proves ineffective. But there| indicated in the regular decline of | baneho, Kojimacht, has been m « r Village formed todey of & chee at Morgan iti. } : - pees nagee’ plate Price $39.66 are stones in Uncle Sam's pockets. that item of import from nearly | */m on the 22nd. Th i in baiat oF ir City, the first that point Thel ¥ ¥ xtra fancy natural leat ing pattern; rubber tires; all Wednes S1700 The United State a bette r- | half ton doll worth 18 {German breed and ita col t nl | 1 tea, retails at from rattan body; ivory handle ba’ 2 t t 1 ~ . F os 6 ee are = : pers. stricken is not af Italian. | 5)"; the finest ata ‘saan aot — rage ger eggen at ket for China than China is for the|to about half that sum last year brown, " than | fi atcatons thie morning petnt tol ieee Sete and nickel —trimme: esk, solid golden oa has B) United States. Consequently, if it | - ' village ¢ en TOM | the der 2 a “4 $16.50; Wednesday only $9.80 French bevel plate mirro comes to closing markets, China| their funda are Mane re %$—Hrass Bed—Full six low glass bookcase doc has most to lose. Taking the fig F ee atated “_ fiy . t ber of sees throughout Japan "| foot; fancy pattern; price $60 veniently — arran ures for 1904 as indicating the cur | foreign pilots at w ha nex an 12,00 , es " i y “ | oes ‘ NEW ORLEA? Aug. 1—The Wednesday onty $28.50 | apace. Price $23.00; Wedr rent run of trade of late years, it] sumpended b ur mu litary a | pinancial | New Gaus 1 one 664—Iron Bed—Mission style; all lay only oo appears that the United States sold | a office on « t of w ported that the mad (means Pan naps fperngerst fires black continuous 2-inch p Sand — Beenie © to Ching $12,862,432, while our pur-| paapem nae: Seniven we Slepates ROYAL HOFFMAN HOUSE 4-6 sine e $30.00, Wedr French shape leg hae chases from China in that year were} 4 Li * ) youths te nh To come here near ye day only $16.50 t all hand polished $29,345,081. Even when Hongkong. RELLINGHAM AUTHORITIES r memrorate the amale ry rde have them thor alities vou pay at retail re eis TSUNEO | skeet Weaneeday only m ie British territory, but com: |are collecting evidence in the| ¥en of our communications Sateen th poeel a | NEW SEASON OPENS oleate toctation ts ie > " 2—Center Table—Quarter saw etally in part of China, ts added, | De murder case, and Ch withpthat of Korea, a pe | ir price lat enamel fancy pattern; F _ nd and delivered to boats . ed oak; golden finish; has [ll our sales to the mini market | Davie ana ly be. | wassboued July 1 ary te ations have ked and deliver ey Wednesday ont : and railroadm {ree are 5 nenday only $9.00 | Shaped 24-Inch top; pri amount to but $23,390,908. If the| ing held be . Chongia am WEDNESDA} Wraligonds free of Charge 35 eg Wahogany hand w day onty United States should turn about and | TRE Minnesota, iving Naga- | Wuju. Only in Bngliat wh Main & Occidental, polished; has French bevel rary Table stop bu 29,000,000 | tob om Hongke er 4 the and Japa eived $44.00; Wednesday only shed: sins tae & 6 nee eee mgm as Paige Sea pe moo lof the new bas Ii season in the 820-00 ‘ $27.00. Wednesd in the United St | tote ° Pacific Coast league. if : ne nd States | a | ee ads rag S81—Dreaser — Quarter sawed who will suffer moat by the Chineea ss |Makes Hundreds While _ And the local fan is taking a golden oak; swell front; large Round Center boycott are the manufacturers of| ALEXANDER NICHOLAS, a dé rs Sale of brand wow glasses, which French plate mirror; price rawed cotton cloths and of miners! oils. |r $ pr er in the « at B = a SS ae dstuffs, constitute the largest|but will probably recove He } “ “er = gige i up a splendid article ball re part of our trade with China slashed his neck with « razor, ve it the tees heme Oe Again, taking the figures of 1904 |; LIVINGSTON, Mont. Aug. 1 ern, who were compelied to wait un-| their ‘present gait Tacoma will which are the only complete statis JACK RICHARDSON t be! Mr and Mra. O. H. P, Belmon, the | ti! the Belmonts had co ted their | have to look to he ie 4 ties available, it is found that we| pardoned by Governor “nd | well known New York financial and | m The Les Asacies tenn will cress sold the Chinesé—including Hong-|tmust serve his ¢ ye a | social le re. we vinit im the As a result the tourists were sim-| pats with the ttles at Recrea Sete gin sage th of min-| ton & girl at te Yellowstone National park recently | ply in a frenay and passed anything | tion park Wednesday afternoon cimeieietelantl widen thathe yous ananeie weracn «0 : md at on one occasion they | but 1 y remarks about | and a large attendance is expected “yg ad taste eer aga wate . ~ RUCE, a 60-year resl- | gore compelled to bear the brunt of r and the Bel-|io cheer the locals on their start ing to $4,100,000, and wheat, flour| dent of the stat d Monday at] diay “hicks,” the caus h latter may have}ioward motenthip bone soe. 3a aeieeee to he Shave are) | wittingly responsible for Yet it is regarded as} It does the family washing in one cles there was some structural iron,| | F. A. HUNTLEY. th w state) Tt seems that the manager of one they must have won-| 7, QNI/STS HOLD RIVAL | nour. Guaranteed to wash the fin- wood, tobaceo,, locks and maps sold | hort Fist, relieves Van Holder-| of the hotels is what might be term were given the sole .brics and not tear or rub them n that marke Ke Tuesday, August 1 | 7 ] . ed a hero worshi and when he clous room eces. Washes the heavy pieces China setis to the United States ye raed a lent - a his «vu the f mats | MEE TINGS ell as the small, and as clean, taking the year 1904 as typica THE PIERCE ¢ yg oa srawed. When the dinner | were very io thelr ways The only rotary with steel ball gear- $29,245,081 worth of goods a year in making pe va rived he personally escorted {and mingled with the crowds, al ings, Children run it washing the principe ems ¥ ne wg os he pean r > ” r ” ne ast as mother ca’ Tae petneiend Seeane We tite tee oo the Belmonts to the dining room| though traveling in a private car BASEL, Aug. 1—The split be-| clothes as fast ae matves 0.00 = ———| are raw silk, tea, hides, opium and | com snd dosed the aeons te tho several - tween territorial Zionists and Zion |e eee ane per wee bd Feet ae nee ee ee hundred other hungry park travel jt*ts over the rejection by the con-| ""We have a few of the 14 and 16- | United States from China amounted| SALMON PACKERS up sound grees of the British offer of terri-|inch warranted Le re left in 1904 to nearly $10,000,000, the toa |are having their hands full to ha pa a tory for colonization in East Af-| that we are almost giving away. imported amountel over $7,000 all the sockeyes being it | TR RAIN irica is complete. The territoriali: Some%-in. by 3-ply Rubber Hose af j £08 | p ‘4 | 000, hides came u $2,600,000 - st you are loaning control of |have founded a separate organt eae -- $2.50 wool to $2,300,000, and oplum to| MARVESTING has begun tn the] y power, it is difficult to | tion, called the National Jewish Ter- | Some Sc Grase Hoots far. sie 094,000. Palouse coun ‘ entrate y thoughts; you a | rite " “ > | Semen me $1.2) of e ‘9 ea | : mere forgetful, languid, nervous, Irritable. ritorialist league. Thirty former | "04 Tote x-Cut and One-Man But the chief advantage of this | oops sree teeta wih. De delegates and 300 spectators allied | we, foot ceeee ee OE } trade to China-—and the « f dan-| nn EL io ng om oa brain with. De themselves, and are now holding ynton’s Double Cutting Buck ger to China if the boycott con-| nm church, at feed and strenathen the exhausted | meetings in @ hall adjacent to the we ... $1.00 tinues—lies in the fact that it is all} re mended that the nerves, and renew y brain power original congress. k Screws for rent, 1@¢ day. free of ty, with the single excep | aregat take the The first bottle will not fail to help | = ae — Ammunition and Fishing on | tion of wool. Out of the total im-|chureh so they if no, your druggist will return ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug. 1.—The a ports of $29,345,081 which the Unit- | mon. beef beds and cattle chute of the|C. W. BOYNTON SAW & HARD- E21ON OF ENGLISH NOBILITY DISCOVERED IN AN ARIZONA | 64 States gets from China, $20,679 Swift packing plant burned early WARE CO. « ° 247 are of goods which are on the THE EVERETT Dancing ta this morning. Loss is $ m). 200 Pike St Cor. Third Ave. SHACK j free list. haa be organized in '# at $tinicncienmenemietins | Now, a duty on raw silk, or tea—|for the purpose of reforming the | even a small duty—would al « in that city | PHOENIX, Ariz.—From castle, ratic river in the sizzling sun of|crimp into the Chinese business . s ftalis to a garbage dump, from a mi-tropical Arizona, is but a mild) with the United States which TION might be e childhood on green lawns in the|hint of the startling and perhaps | would make merchants in Shanghai it « mayor's THERE'S DIFFERENCE IN shady parks of “Merrie Engl fo | heartbreaking contrasts that have) sit up. And that is the remedy the Rapid Rall- SOME THINGS. mature manhood and even past it,| made up the life of Philip BE. Ne-| which i open to the United States three of the Everett THEREE A GREAT DIF- U0I-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. ” fn @ brush shack on desolate sand) ville, baron of Latimer, Different) if it appears that drastic measures | absented themselves FERENCE IN MOST THINGS dunes near the t ory bed of er- be m most men whe contin re to be necessary eting last night One P » AN ENORMOUS ff) struggle is to attain an ¢ There is no article which we buy | rable to the fran SRENCE IN THE VALUE [the world does not recognis - | from China which we could not get from the city, and POWDER ND IN THE VICINITY Started Witha Rush ionging to him, Philip Ne has) as well from other countries. Tea that if a vote were 1 2 spent his later years will come from India, hides from} ise would be ont, 16 ounces; full weight, single acres are more le | the fact of his gentie b }the Argentine, and wool from the un favorable to e than five or ten other i jating the title that justly belongs | same country and Australia. ure abse mselven to} } D. S. Johnston's Stock of Fine Pi-| te him and living the life of | p { @ quorum enment | Cc It's in the quality of the soil, 1 ‘anos and Organs Marked Down.| mit In a foregn land, p | | It's in location + | poverty-atrick but pr | : 4 13 ae weraet Grates of Pino New lastre- | eee nad in bis own spite PUBLIC 700 Quick | sen ciheahehate ‘wali ee ee sae DRESSERS AND CHIFFONIERS. Come in and choose trom a E ments to Be Got Rid o' op . | | ae jete array at this unusual discount, As the offer is for ; Yeville Is, to say the le fore, the BES 4 ‘The D. 8. Johnston Co.'s sal » | OYSTER BAY, Aug. 1.—Attorney| but a few days BETTER COME EARLY famous throughout the | |General Moody’ consulted with ADA VALLERLANE [RACT.S T occur only at long intervals | President Roosevelt today, coming PANCAKE FLOUR BES’ I FIBRE CARPE not make-believe — trurmped-up jon the Dolphin Per pound, events, but they're Neither the cotton investigation ARE RIGHT. b , ; E 3 dh Veo Quality G0t 00.00... cceiwisceshoutesebesesesececss Pianos and organs nor the nitro-culture affair are in| 5 CENTS The r of the soil anc 5 he quality of the soi (Making, laying and Oc pr t cut. Prices are hamme lretatives. it fe known th |such shape that I can say anything thera | Makieg, lying ond lining 2 ‘per yard extra) the lowest point he ts ok Bienity ter publication,” Moody said. “The rerpone whe has seen willars can be saved on a fine in- | tere an “Lord Neville,” @ tain transactions illegal. Beeaw conditions at Haller Lake strument urged him to return to th ey happen to be wrong does not) Prices are fair 42.50 Wiltons, 9x12 ..........eseeeereeeeeeesencesenseees S31 The entire line Is affected andi nis nativity and claim } necessarily follow that any laws} Terme—soer own #42 J 6 Rett SaneARE He, while the sale lasts anybody can buy| Wig a recent letter troe + Pap peellggnee been broken. The statutes un} Ths Banttiodivarait Paewres on remarkably easy terms at these | 5 biti caiiaee ¢ oe hisssatt and to pe 5 mg don't cover all class ad | ban will soon make it right in [ A | EDE pave : that first not of hil ntity h the last he | | town ' pd i * included in this great aggregat! and an act of Christ perality o idered as ting | Better ¢ Haller Lake. That you may get a good kitchen range cheaper than you evel of instruments are such well known inis part that first gave the “news a baron | oe tlie TEA & COFFEE CO. Better make an appointment saw one offered before, we quote this cut rate list. We expect these and dieting vies a makes an Chicker- | scent” to the nose of tt I r ttle 921 BECOND AVENUE. today ranges to do some advertising for us Sa ries ing & Sons, Hobart M. Ca reporter , Cand Mallinn Gist I will supply transportation No. 14-18 Laclede Dall, Haddorff, Krenn-French, Pease, apa but “ 4 Costs you nothing. No, 16-48 Laclede $33.00 Cut Lagonda, D. 8. Johnston Co hot any Phoe t 1 Phone Main 1815 or L 1090, No. 18-68 Laclede $36.00 Cut Clarender La ide, Hinze andi over ¢ her | and mak No. 20-68 Laclede $39.00 Cut many other pianos, and Kimbail,|{ > oa | Or ye ay call B. W. Burdett and Clough & Warren and|,.") ooet is Mills a ring Beach Fruit FOR SUMMER NDALWAYS various other organs. u th Farm, Park 991, He will mee Reduced prices are an fc we tt t t you with team at the Gree Won't wear out; you'll alwaye have it, as good as new. “Crex Our $225 pianos are now $146; the | ong a f Lake the short drive Furniture.” Made of prairie grass, has rapidly risen to the point of 9 $276 and $ instrume will be yt t Phitit Ha highest esteem for use cn porches and lawns, in parks and for Offered at $198 and $264, while the|)., ; It to house boats, summer homes and bungalows. It is extremely pliant, and $425 styles will go at $299 | Prainty 4 7 pleasure to see Halle yet really indestructible, being affected by neither rain nor sun, We 5 indicating but lit Get land, but get have cut the price on this line of guods to interest you in something worth every of $85.) eoods, the ts ays best which will still be an advertisement for us after years of usage. $95, $115 and $140 will t this} oe haa : sale at $52, $64, $78 and $9 tt i PORCH PIECES IN OAK ‘Terms on pianos from $1 $20, | ona . ae Solid oak porch and nm pieces, in both weathered and mala- $25, $35 n ‘ yastag > * REAL ESTATE chite finish, wil Ithis week predominate among cut price furniture, $9, $10, $12 w cht and sound Substantial, roomy and comfortable—they will certainly find early ‘Terme or down | | 1 that } ESTABLISHED buyers, aS pana and $2.50 to berate, t t A LONG TIME. eg. Prion ong ’ eed to Mie Bagg a No. 9 Settee Rocker, weathered $15.00 Cut to....810.75 " hs des a Od No. 4 Rocker, weathered $7.00 Cut to.. 4 5.50 lt t of mank No. 8 Settee, Malachi $12 Cut fo... 9.00 ie of Christ No. 13 Settoa, weathered $4 Cat to....8 3.60 had re 1 No. 11 Settee Swing, Malachite $10.50 Cut to....8 7.80 ) § Johnston (0 |meney and could afford No. 12 Porch Swing, Malachite $ Cut to... $12,585 asypes gy tr ila - Buy your range NOW. Get a MONARCH, the best made, Ask SEATTLE'S LEADING PIANO |7°! Terie eeat tl ERNST BROS 506 PIKE STREET ANYONE who has ever used one Over 800 Monarch ranges. in USE a , le and vicinity are our daily advertisers, HOUSE. ‘ re “9 New York Block, Seattle attic and v ar om ses BURKE BUILDING.