The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1905, Page 7

A MONTH ding | ALL MEDICINES FREE © you, my dear A 80,” replied the French executive, without a sm ee a j eating and obstinate constipatior Nese Ble My | MEAD ACHED FRIGHTFULLY . AN DIEGO, Cal Aug. 1 board of inquiry into the Ben of the bo which ex- y is current that it if eeh THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, AWG. 1, 1905 GROOM NABBED | Funny Robbery cites hen Yumaieg pe ON HONEYMOON Say Police) "32s," ‘’ “PL ‘Accom 1 by his bride of but] et De dot equa drawer had been carried oft. | Unita, « was aptured at F t | ary S o grocer ' : r ery the nd “ paon af tihar cones conte atta Manto rweaay| making off with vatuabien remain-| HOW @ Little Boy Was Cured of Catarrh of the Head, United ~ Georges Smee, ’ : part of th ry atoc) h had | T Hi d at* wae 7 | LUMBER COMPANY OCCUPIES PUBLIC STREET — 18 MENACE ty and it has heen] " pu ; — hroat, and Ears, and Is Health an ral ‘ Lis R upen. he TO CITY—OTHER BALLARD NEWS pareniorad rp Ar per toe | “FRENCHY” Hearing Restored ): 1 wh " it f th . rv geen 1 Ao ‘Jare compel ods nee the streste tnPtotenente ' a seri “VAMOUSED Mrs. Andrew Smith, of 323 West Chestnut street, Ballard, tells of t Mtorings of her con, tart, aan Open the wait chats 0 »{the vicinity of the Ballard Lum-) A man in a carriage attempted to| that cu of his prompt and thorough cure at the Columbia Medical Institute, saying: “When but a baby, Earl had « Pile ate teed eet eaten tow. | bet company have yainly beon try-| pase the blockade Sunday , but] parvur Pte “ ern eal bo ed tho « to clear the right] found it impa: asked the] jowed to William Morris nt Dirty aoe oem |p en meg ae fe ri | found It Impomti, n sok the owe P GATHERING WH THE EARS ie man eee i vt prab y wher piles, wagons and) obstractions to allow bim to" get} cit Frenchy" after a gray horse , at Theat caused him great pain and di terrible Gacke : rucks of lumber throug, aad he likewise was told] da 1 Brighton beach — on onday 4 earache was followed by a profuse 4 oo » of matter ie ebtice pent “ye Monday afternoon the five @m/ to “me to-—teat they kad as much turr Frenchy” was to bring the animal . from the ears, and for eight yeafs be would have a re- followed 1 ardson to artment, In respense to an alarm ht te the str sayon®, and xt di | % South Fifth and =e ‘ . th currence of this trouble, upon th ‘ t posure, Where he tw ted th attempted to run the ga on howd be ie i ng tOland the storekeepe 1 mt by an encny The discharge from the ears was so po pus that ip waped to F i I \ t,t nd ant Spr ‘ fal A par f ' sine failed to show up produced ‘ - : Sim wet ne eae wa ant | : Mgave a description| Boils and Painful Eruptions Bpected r w & a hem * be t . 7 aes r ‘ | . ‘ . : ot , , He Wher er it came in contact with the skin We thought ed by ¢ ‘ weas x ng the Jumbe ting thea wn}a heas t thet | deciren to get . would outgrow his affliction he seemed to get |yard the 0 at w off of the door at he 1 / as he grew older, and we became very anxious 6 7 ; ' to am, b H. De ‘ v hich burg l ) RUSSIANS REPULSED. cerning his condit n He breathed altogetheg LOVE MAKERS MEET | Mi a a ve . 7 wa ° a. we | Fi ; ; | the mouth, and at night kept up a ree pelle t a . nigt but were f t ‘ ir 4 ‘ F k 8 7 RSH +, Aw 1 n | "Fire Chiet } , 7 cost. which was ao block | A tee sich | teen ~edetachwent. has, adwanc "Constant Snoring and Choking CHICAGO, Tt he In-|, » ne 3 the - os math of oa fi ress thd pane tt ousaljons As if atruggling for breath. He lost his hearing, so that ternat t ™ Cin tein 6 " able The t gro e had t ken Korea, but waa repulsed. we had to shout to mak understand, and he would Ase ; to pass tl ve tn at up with this for | say that he could hear nothing but the noises that filled < it rd " al your and the company his head. M breath gave to his face a vacant from various pa 198 Pr hich es ve * stupid expression, and he did not have the boyish spirits, ates and Canada. |} I og ‘ : ‘ Ph nor did he grow as a child of his age should nm will last about a] there one a og faa We took him to™the Columbia Medical Institute fox will be devoted to the ¢ es tyre Rage: ood a dark| treatment, and he has been on of various questi off the wate to} n SSE SE PE 2 a PERFECTLY ANB COMPLETELY CURED Reports Pike creamialien ta ald get at th valve. ad was t od at One He breathes naturally through the nostrils and fin good condition " ‘ eoent fire ¢ pipe works | pla team could ‘ sleeps quietly at night. The discharging ears have en _e the oprietor lumbe a “ 1 a t eared #0 A Urely healed 4 he now hears as well as anyone. Since z t us and after| as not to spany's teams, | X y his cure, he contracted a » cold, which, however, 2* RRA RARER RRR . bydrant i A a ft stand . did not a t bis eors in the least. There is a wonder- % “AFTER YOU, ALFONSO.” «!/ mter. He skiar ‘ v aad - ful change in Earl's condition, and we have only the Fe a ite a mONRO.” up In good shape try: | the stroe s = Warmest praise for the skillful treatment that haa Seek ee ee © way, and it ls need-| A comp will be before 2 | accomplished such grand results. + Da geedt he new 5 . the hydrant at the regular Mrs. Androw Smith and Her 8-Year-Old Son, Ear bE apie al manage * kept clear of refuse | m ng Tuesday | e new joke which he declares # ; Bel ot the tatartened, ott | Health ts Here for Weak | Our OffertotheSick | OUR SPECIALTIES ot hemical says | bave ared that they w % was ¢ him from Paris. # fled Stre stan elves, and and Hervous Women We give a careful, painstaking ex-| Chronic Catarrh in all ite forma eth | + py Slag with the mt *] Jacob Aggerson t ther day that| street in short orler tf the net Mrs. ¥ A Park.|gmination and diagnosis in every | Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Ine 14 npt to assassinate A treet was impassable, and was| docs not take immediate action. h M « cipient Consumption, Rheumatism, 4 Spain, when he was * ess had be t | case, absolutely free of charge. This * ge Da grdlpnndnie Diseases of the Stomach, the Liver aie ott Pectaee ne A NERVOUS WRECK includes @ thorough miscrescopic ex-| ang Kidneys, the Nervous System, * * | and rendered my tite almost unbear-| amination when necessary. | Blood and Skin treated and cured at % “Whom are they after?” Mr. & Blk dae 5 wet my “aecng the nominal fee of ener ne sufferings I endured | } % Peters dectares the king asked # | from sick momach. frequent attacks Disgusting Catarrh With! % the pre t * of voniitiog, pain and distrene after * * * Mr. O. B. Darling 5 nington disaster is now in secret | was f i would not have f a heavy weight were 631 Fidelity b F R |seasion on board the eruiser Chica-| blown off at pressure of 500 pounds ope Wash We have the only positive cure for 0 EST FIRES go. It is reported that t ard It was set to blow off at 140 pounds. Sees tea: eediines For 16 years T suffered from ca-| Piles and all Rectal Diseases, lapel jhas before it for exam on a] No new deaths occu tod k I had no rexpite yi tarrh im iis mont disgusting form, | night, utterly wnat any | Of patent nostruins advertised for its} sicop. I war a weak | cure, sept benefit. I had also! write your name and address on consul | DISCOURAGED AND DESPOND.| ion Ratton wo — — cut = 4 the coupon and mail { us. | smvaiia when neck wont to the co:| DOCTOR AFTER DOCTOR — | Ntrn‘iman you will recelve eur fie umbia Madical Instit while to. | wtth the same disappointing result, |!ustrated booklet and question blank, Tam im perfect health. | qm en-| and was told by several prominent | ely free from pain, eat and sleep | specialists that my case was beyond and my bowels act freely and | medical skill—-that nothing could be | Name PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 1.—It is reported that forest fires are rag fing at several different points on Hood's canal and much valuable timber is being detroyed. A large fire is sweeping across the Tarboo peninsula, which hi never been fogged. Another small blaze is said to have started near. John Seaton’s camp, but has done little damage. , SONTE. q regularly each day, Such results in| dene for me. MISS TALULLAH LE CONTE, MISS MARION RANDALL. pra oon Mapp Tn, be oP tall ak didew Sova These two girls wore among the best women climbers In the Sier WONDERFUL To ME he AGGrOBS vores scereneree weereeremm The finding of a bundle of opium, The letters then go on to relate] ra camp, and both hall from the University of California at Berke- | and to all my friends, and every | by the Columbian treatment, and am . several exciting episodes of the out-| ley. They were caught by Nan Byxbee’s camera just before they | weak and suffering woman should | convineed that this splendid treat to @ long string and wrapped | side gang, how they are elud the threw away their skirts and each domned a pair of “King of the neult the Columbian physicians.” | ment can cure any case of catarrh.” | ..s+-+eeee sense soe tees in two tender missives addressed | police and of “taking shots” at] Road” overalls for the final elimb, which they made without turn- “| “To the Kid,” on @ roof at the rear | themselves and “breaking in” others} {ing a hair, Miss Le Conte is the daughter of the late celebrated of the police station has solved a) to learn the dread habit. Professor Joseph Le Conte. of the University of California, and « Ins mystery at police headquarters | “I am taking a shot now and [/ ter to Professor “Little Joe” La Conte, who was with the Sierr | I never could understand made & mistake,” continues the| making scientific glacial surveys, Although Miss Le C [these ‘hop heads’ were so con rambling statements of the fiend,| of a scholarly family, she la more misch than le neuiting Physician. G. A. TUDHOPE, Ph. G., Mgr, jed,” remarked Sergeant Mike Pow-| who mentions in bis list of dope| together with Mim Randall, who, by the way, figures as a wa. Pea yaaa 4 Bs On Oe, Tassday and Friday, 0:39 to jers when he learned of the find./ users, Bellingham Budd, Smithey wr the magazin waa botoriously at the ttom of Office Houre—® a. m. | oe *% by Appointment Only. Now I see it all. These priso and Stim. The writer also tells of| mischievous pranks in the Sié¢rra cra 420:22-24-26 ARCADE BUILDING. Sapolio, 10¢ cakes 3 for charged with using dope, are as con-| stealing @ complete outfit, “shoes! PHONE MAIN 4111. SEATTLE. U.S. A. Grandpa's Tar Soap, large 10¢ ca Ad beers as if they had never been/up,” and tells his friend in the jail| wore - at liberty before.” l“that it was great | D R THE | tle jeu of a weak solution of the} | James Sheehan, who seed te Tar Glycerine Soap, cuts This is the best I can do tonigh m Wilson, a veteran fiend, ran Lee RRR Re *| lactee bondeee tuna ae Brease, 10¢ Curley," read one letter from the | into the unwek ma of Patrol. | W alking sic hall, Ot-| # de —— eee t nA Kirk's Cologne k | | ~ * BUT IT WASNT TRUE & alleged to have been suffered rk's ene Be ca outside world ory t will vend you|man Potter on Tuesday afternoon | BIG STRIKE | tom atte yg tpg greens agg eyo cthunek oF tiie 4 through a fall down a flight of sides ew os : doene ; im some more and coke tom nd waa welcomed by b ‘ but was prevente the ba: a : . walk ste roperly ty Mines é: Wey ettheut tilt and game tcbecen aid” on6- te 6 om | Otttom denies that he attempted | # Saturday published an ac * the superior court, Tuesday filed Benzo Derma Soap, a good one too.” en to the rest of the ilk | ST. PAUL, Aug. 1.—H. B. Per-| to take his life, but the arresting of | * of the erectl ” ‘ef ageeal the Saal cakes ..... . 12 1-2e bam, r of the O of Rafl-| flcer says he itted to him that|* A. Baillarges a'oy = nd —— 4711 Soap. per “cake -... ; 13e)\* === Sl] way Telegraphe fee la that the| he tried to k wf. He claims|# merch sheep? aoe — . . e sail Roger & Gallet's Round Cakes, all G. N. and N. P. railre have be-/ he purchased the potson to kill in-| #* “ on oe ‘i pannel RRR EE odor © conve tke! gun o lockout, and If a satisfactary | sects with eh ri on- | * a . sae * Dr. Otiver’s Skin Soap, for most | answe his telegram not fo | tinuous spree o | * fie eat 4 » Brown, purchasi eent)® WASHINGTON, Aug 1—* one skin, 35e oes 19¢ ceived immediately, he w ri “ ‘ : t ee ae M4 A Ce 1, stat-|® Consul Harris, at Nagasaki, ® ‘irk’s Transparent Glycerine Soap. nvolving th ~ wr Se Ae ge hy ed, Tuesday, that ure NOW| *& cables that Chinese merchants ® Po yerly Be e “ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP! *\! sominy tsoreive that 8) hairy Ses ¢ ceerhaee comedic aoa Cleanliness is next to Godliness | Great Northern operates all wo trouble ws Ww Renee oth * be put to w with Shanghai and other ®@ ran nes in the Kast by * at tt waem'he . » inter fes in boycotting American *% a - is rapidly acing | A Hut Port Blab @ Kernel dug up the cut of the & nal end as * LANG DRUG My husband was the best man{money he co at his bar-/the operator : * mythical building ts a mystery i gain Arn Tee eee eee eee ee ST in the world, but he was a ber shop, assiduously dispensing —_——-——- ertal u gainst tt * to him | ‘The men left San 0 -| ae shaven, halreuts nnd shampece to * yf Jay night on t | NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1—At 3 det Fina? Avan, Accorditig to bulky affidavits filed| the masculine public. Dysert also STORE ROBBED aabeate. GENE. todet eR 1 mean een , Yelock this afternoon five deaths Bet. Co Columbia ‘and Marion Streets, |!" the divorce suit of Dysert va.| accuses his wife of abusing S¢ atte, | 13 ath xth avenue lodging use | | had been officially reported from SOk Marion Strect® | nysert, the above statement was| which he says sho terms a “God Sebhere beeke tanto tht gritew! =” lay night E . Offi This will give us a wor s force | Yellow fever and one not reported made to a mutual friend by Mary | forsaken ho wofit for her hab | wt ~<igeee Harry Gideon, 831 Fost] when he awoke he w ny 000. ngineer icers of nearly 1,200 men and the road|in the ordinary returns. SPINNING’ 5 SPECIALS Dysert who first filed the action i ation : [teenth Monday might and stole a) tn min h eg ht Hovred wilt pe ned to a ets mn 8 TAD Lo we ree e ry ge or divorce peday morning Ar-| Dysert says that aries 8 ors, trinket steve th Po as possible,” said 2 frown. * ; > ‘ : . P large quantity of paper trin Aya he F mL y me , T Att d Ni t * %5e Sargent old copper figured Knob bier T. Dyser' f the ausband es | $ ) ite insurance policy and that] ond some money. A large pate WAG got to mark the location of the pla 0 en ee & Reta Curtis, the well kaowae aud Wecutcheon Reves |hack at his wife with a « one everal times, while he was danger-| ten out of the window sad he ‘ aa hoe , CHARGE AGAINST * singer, who was dragged from * tise Lock, set ... piaint, charsing ber with » n pick his wt told him ne ne t ated h head According to latest inforr * her rooms at the Hotel Sen- ®& . + | a roliable temper and w winhe would die, as he Xe ‘ * eca Monday morning by a trio * $1.00 Loraine design, very heavy ld |squandering frivolourly all the|be worth more dead than alive You ough io aon . | iat’ ok tuk Chained Seiden ead a INSURANCE co. D ot overnations polite sia jenna tar cay Snag: Sad gage your memo marked an offi |* appeared in police court Tues- #& celal easy working Spring Lock; ! T 5 r lape x nee office, the following en: eer} «4 ft son to answer to the * you take the quality and workman . - . ' re will be here on Wednesday| H..A n, of F has ap- |) Sores of being & disordertnean ship into consideration it is the wii pp pede ePh me ange a ‘ mnia- | ¢ — of being a disorderly < pest lock yor : was or a not t nines lans air or Wheapest lock you ena bay } P nor Boag Roe! Lake ¥ pebington om pl . nee |® ne case was still in prog- #& S0c common Reversible M any mor a“ ' | twa arr, Major j r |* ress as The Star goes to press, © sommes Revert . | Spo are vat"nim be} MONSTER PICNIC | stv t"Caytuin Chacon W. Kus wom, |* ne ne ene ae oe a : d ‘ the above ajor urr ane i cinate $55.00 Coaster Brake Yale Bicycle Gar Nid not object to bebig ae the | they are xu inated. ES moose 831.00 held ur he h geen y ae f the Volunteers of | hoard ‘ and SOROS tee RR kok tt ttt tok 940.00 F + p ben "ves -™ e beating. | America, has perfected his plans f a Langfitt wil ear. aren ong te ocony wt ng to his he@iaia big picnic for the poor mothers oe einer sen he Court Ordacs Gnere Geld _ £30.00 «ny $ ale ’ 1 1 late at nell and children of this city at W take t H After examining the report of B. eat | his way heme) land park on Wednesday, August 22.| A 1 at|t 1 our 1 | Alexander, recetved for the Mon- Robert Collins and the second girl whom Collins married only 16 Ofheer It is the intention of the offic in | the m t thing Co. at 1917- - bride he has legally taken within | days ago, and from whom by agree tw panil= | eb that none except those rea ay. | F that they the Court ordered NNIN CASH STORE, ly | meree ath vad eines. Shs AVE. |the past three weeks, returned on | ment he was divorced in order that eaday morning. | deserving shall p and only | The specta ct is to con He says the Sea advertise for bids —- | Monday night Victoria. Col-|he might speedily marr ate Con annon identified them at th ee those who pass a t inv 8 for ing the t ept t company’s and oh aut the store in bulk to |lins was in the custody of a deter- | rad, whom he had ruined, is at home| statt tion will be given tickets, 1 the work i to be fi highest bidder. Merchants of the THE LATEST mined deputy sheriff, who saw that|with her parents, and it is given unteers expect to make ov , ‘ | and vicinity are requested ae there was no shirking done by Col-|out that she will not visit Collins ple happ for one day, and} SHINGTON. D. C.. A 1 La ¥ ada | 1 examine the stock which is And best guards to keep your |) jing of the duty outlined for him—|at the jail, or endeavor to see him ‘TRIED TO TAKE jeverything that Is necessary wil Prides gage Ay atiy {at Portland Jr open for inspection. In the eyeglasses on your nose the duty of repairing, in such man-|during the period he remains the fed to make I ¥ RF yrs ge t the | LOOKS LIKE CORPORAL |meantime, for the next few days, ner as he can at this late date, the | husband of the other w It is} i 1 to help in th’ Presi R | WASHINGTON, D. ¢ ¢. toe | While the store remains open, the voc he has wrought in the lives | understood, however, th » first | tn t 1 h Aid a ee ovat’ anak t he | Stock will be at the mercy of the of two trusting, unsophisticated | bride in the quee: trimonial tan mekerel wi qult be. ‘eletied-4 . ¢ bargain hunters, young girls. | tangle still remains loyal to the hus-| } Mixes Klya Croom, of Seattle tations, which was due t n-|1 a 1 Collins is uncommunicative in his| band to whom she gave ber heart,| Howard Ottom was arrested by 4 stirring march in h ert ' to Wood 1 ia N He says } cell at the county jail, but has|and that whe will quietly await the! patrolman Bradford for attempting Lewl i Clark exposition.|abie to ret a Jun js ; a of New ¥ NEW SYSTEM DENTISTRY. promised that he will treat Kate|time when Collins, after the birth|to commit suicide in the Nebraskal| and has called it Lew bably be # the Depart-] and th y of t F ‘ Conrad-Collins, the girl he married | of the second bride's child, will be! music hall Monday night Clark Hxposition March.” The mu-| ment of the Lakes tf it develor f the omac Investigate. 2 at Victoria, with respect and kind-|set free from the second matrimon-| Otiom went into a drug store on|sic is being played by the bands|is unfitted for further Philippine} Burr of New Jersey; Browr y jmess, and he will probably be re-jial bond, and return to her for a| King street and asked for a phial/ and orchestras on the exposition) guty by the recent surgteal opers-|of Obio urton, of Missouri, and The Maker Dental Co, ‘The kind that stay on. leased on Tuesday afternoon repetition of the ceremony perform-' of carbolic acid, but the clerk be-| grounds, and is winning well de-|tion, Carter is to remain the Carnahan, of Indiana, are the othe FIRST AND YESLER, } Margaret Hoppman-Collins, the| od by Judge Griffin on July 15 came suspicious and filled the bot- served 1 Philippines as commander candidates.