The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1905, Page 3

I THE SEATTLE STAR-—-MONDAY, AUG. 7 “Don't Worey, Wateh Ve Orew He’s a Braw Sprinter ! Cas be nvien tere Credit - ANOTHER cepuy’s Sheritf Hodge + Draperies and Rugs Move to ta DEO, The moving of the Draperies and Rugs from the top to the first | Diamor at 4am, after a strenuous round 3 See Our | CHG a ati Ss See Our Windows Windows | | RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. , Great Bargain Rush did some lively floor gives an excuse for marking goods to a figure that will sell I aaoovdaw tnesubea: he Gntem the 8127 168 thidiiinl “athe : them—and all goods will be marked regardless of cost jaa n identally to catch |rousted Hodge out of bed nine 1 This sale will last this week—the choicer bargains going first , gentiemar half minutes before the 8:27 tra naturally Pinland who had “frisked” the pock i the edge of his couch tr Come in, These price hint ets of all the boarders in Hendrie " # the deputy from bonr ROPE PORTIERES AT HALF PRICE ntland started ¢ ribble ting house ecuring eather and Velour and Cotte uction of 50 per ¢ each 8 each 8 b ®. 5.50 Double Door Rope Portieres, cach * $7.50 Leather Portieres, each ta 200-pou slander with | the depot with hin shirt, necktle and BARGAINS IN THE STOCK OF “LADIES’ STORE” EXCEED ALL ther Portieres, each A pock-marked face had rented al] several other articles In hia hand, EXPECTATIONS. ta : jour Ropes, each : 86.00 Surplus Stock Piano and} bed in the place for a few hours apd | his wild race thr the atreet sais . — _ . . oe skipped out about the time a feat | starting o ge alarm ar DRAPERY MATERIALS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS 40 PER Organ Sale a Winner From | freight ttt the depot. He wan the| ofthe fopwiaton an were pH TERI Sew RL ALP 188 MES EF »| $1.00 Reps and Tapestries per yard be menrag to the vice of T r | Miack Diamond, where the heavy ‘ $1.50 Mercerized Reps, Heavy Tapestries and Silk Stripes, per yard ff] Cle ¥ 1 “engage UM Plaments ‘whe ney | Sd'Oe Vindbaid WAT ae INARNGAG Steet per es EOS || Twenty ~ seven — Purchasers | eription of the big, Finlander, who I dergo trial At 35 Cents on the Dollar $2.00 Velours, Tapestries and Drapery Materials, per yard. 81.20 ss ‘ —— ineeiatiinmetsiiiueas bs 4 $2.50 Silk Drapery Damasks, per yard 81.50 Took Advantage of Our F he-| $2.00 Heavy Tapestry, Wiltons and Figured Velours, per yard | nomenal Offers During ene | Hospital Thief Walks into Are bound to create excitement miler Chines Our entire line of Portieres and Valance $3.00 R Valances, all $3.50 Single Door Rop $4.50 Double Door Rope | | therefrom $18 in cash and a lot ¢ | muddenly decided that } kote Hodge caught the train and he | could make the tr | ee oa J caught the thief Then things were doing, Hodge ies S. Johnston Co.'s Great Late Sunday afternoon Hodge|about wre the place getting fa: first learned of the pocket-frinking, | himaelf toget! Sixty-five Thousand Dollar | ana un ¥ Portier | 81.807) $3.50 Double Faced Drapery Goods and Plain Velour, per y pe | Week With Results Gratify | Jail While Robbing a 7 Sik Furnituro Cov pa Repa, Satins and Brocades all included in this sale less 40 per cent | ‘8 to Them as Well as Our : of their regular values of from $4.50 to $18.00 per yard. | ings, Wall Coverings, Velours, Damasks. selves, - William Herrick, who robbed sev-[tried to escape by the same way - - he entered at nd the door | eral rooms in the Providence hot-|curely locked by a spring latch. | That is t h pital a week ago, tried to repeat the| Then he made a dash through an-| Hy oO MY, CO Gh 8 anet performance early Sunday morning,| other door, only to disec © him but walked into an improvised jail| self incarcerated in the hospital |instrument for comparatively little | that had been fixed up for his re-| jail, From th he was taken by | money, and were accordingly much | ception by Detective Adama |the police. He admitted that he! When one of the patients saw!had been released from the Cali delighted, while we were equally|him and cried for help the thief) fornia state priv READ THESE EXTRAORDINARY OFFERINGS FINE SUEDE GLOVES, shades of gray,; WOMEN’S CORSETS, “Ladies’ Store” price bi dies’ Store” price $1.50; our price, a pair k, tan, mode and champagne, “La $1.00 each; our price only 396 JM" | SILK UNDERSKIRTS, “Ladies’ Store’ price we $18.00 euch; our price 7.98 4 wbort time age TURE OY AVE. @ UNION STREET || *®!! picaved to have them take ad vantage of these rare bargains. | . jatock moving so nicely, for as s ed at the opening of this sale we . . are simply crowded to the doors in A Opposite Pantages Theater. | LL, HOFFMAN, Manager, extra storage rooms, and must and | will reduce it to a normal supply y 4 Ragley’s Corner knifing of prices will do it; and the | | | | | KID GLOVES, black only, “Ladies , price $1.00 @ pair; our price, only 206 CRAVEN mixt TTE COATS, in tan and green Ladies’ Store” price $15.00 r price reorees OS KIRTS of shrunk and sponged material, nicely trim CHILDREN’S COLORED WASH DRE in pink, blue, tan and oxblood, “L: Store” price, 75¢ each; our price 48¢ | WOMEN’S BROADCLOTH each; « WOMEN’S CORS dies’ Store price $4.0¢ rd brands, “La é our price only med, “Ladies” Store” price $9.50; our price BAAD | cveecceee one se eteeeeeeerseseee McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Second Ave. and Madison St. fact that twenty-seven bought last sag | week at a time when so many people| ARMED GUARDS ISOLATE TOWNS FROM FEVER-STRICKEN | are out of the city and state in quite NEW ORLEANS—MENACING CHALLENGE OF SENTRIES [4/0 fiperial line of wteamboats at |LOCAL BOYS significant and speaks volumes for HALTS THOSE WHO WOULD ENTER FROM THE INFECTED coe mgt be eng -effemsy mately | |the confidence the people have in SECTIONS—TRAINS NOT AULOWED TO STOP, STEAMBOATS | New Orleans, ax he would not be al-| AFTER PRIZES Reliable and effective at small lowed to touch shore, let « | pens our announcements, which we ap TURNED AWAY—RUIN SOMETIMES FOLLOWS HEALTH | ond Washi ‘itis The Vashington state mi Dr. Kendall's Compound Extract |preciate, and are always ready to RULE started pH hae the Sestinn : | means to be “in it” at the big na- of Sarsapariltia and iron, me * | oat at shoot, which will be pulled | | rubstantlate, ‘This extraordinary as me aidien ancora os off at Seagirt, N. J., on August 24 town now he Sixteen of the best crack shots im ‘ the state are now practicing at proves to have come from } dy of people are starving as| American lake, under Adjutant Gene leann eral James A. Drain Some of Sows véalty wis & result of the strike at the Putlloff The team of 16 will leave for keep open to New Ort | Seagirt in plenty of time to be protested to the authorities because ution 4s terrible! on hand for the big event, and the of the quarantine regulations, P | whole national guard is expecting teats of this sort ha on made the Washington sharpshooters to by the health reso the General Trepoff has been appe a lot “ the honors, = ima ot sound, which are almost | to for relic ain coward Darlington, cash! iets tlewtnt sede arid | lbp a.m lin the county auditor's office, will tirely supported by summer resi- | —— dente from New Orleans, Mar accompany the team with a big tel- Kron nites Ik toad peti beret I emcee nt Sb nS Oe been financially ruined SAW DENNINGTON DISASTER. on | Osca prominent attor- TETTTTTTTT TTL TT ney of Cleveland, Ohio, and one of fine summer tonic, per be & narrow ¢ cumulation of stock is due to very PETERSBURG, Aug. 7. Hood's Comp. Ext. of Celery, a heavy shipments direct from East fine nerve tonic Se Pepsone for all Stomach Com Jern factories, several orders being plaints; we guarantee it to | duplicated by misunderstanding of eure all forms of Dyspepsia ff) and Indigestion .. .. q orders, also returned renting and| | | . many second-hand instruments tak- | Dr. Lister's Cannot compensate for lack of Walnut Bark Hair Restorer, health. A fifth of the Ameri en in exchange on new dealn Among safe and reliable remedy to re- can adults are afflicted with store hair to its natural color, some ailment or disease. Of absolutely harmless, per bottle this fifth, ninety-nine out of known and distingusihed makes as : 83 every hundred are ailing or | we ee : je sick because some nerve or [g| Chickering & Sons, Hobart M. Cable ye even with hin works. The de Many are ffering from scurvy ell jour regular lines are such nerves in the body fail to sup . - . > > 4 | the lea Ragley.s ply the required stimulus to the [a] =!™bell, Haddorff, Krelle-Prench * ~=WHAT LED TO STRIKE WASHINGTON, Aug. Reports D st " eS thermistor tn Oa y th | @ hnnn\ Wreced Reinde: owt SHID 2 epor elta colle aternity § Freckle Cream = [ff working parts. Are you mem Pease, Lagonda, D. 8 Johnston Co. yg natn yp ha ena is Whick of atrocities practiced loyal | ti efor a two-day visit. Mr. Hof : ik : ber of this large company? Bi Clarendon, Hinze, Lakeside, Bell a;. Quaathee tor Gund k Filipinos by the rene of Samar | has taken a long swing around the Will remove Freckles and Facial Are you willing to stay a mem and ny other Pianos, and Kim aan a mem ag agagene Moore continue to reach the war rt-|country. He was in San Diege Discolorations, per bottle ber? No! Ten thousands times, MJ) ball, Clough & Warren and Burdett & taaaee non cea toe Gee ea ment, The tortures inflicted upon | the gunboat Bennington blew We no! Then read how your fel Organs. j | w cond a a os the men and women were terrible,! up and aided in the work of reseu- low citizens are gaining what Those who bought last week and | . many being murdered ing victim i epresent exclusive is to be prized far more than [| the instruments they selected are| 4 Ms. ore epee - = — . wealth--beath " as follows | | Demands Yielded by Teleg MAX GLEY Thomas S. Birkley, of West H. A. Dunn, Simplex plano play l® raphers RA boro, Mass., says er; M. P. Demorest, Bell piano; W " - ervice, Even at ary penalty fo "romotion acco g to sickness through your wonle Hinze piano; Mra. Nellie R stew | orced. There have also been! @ — Inc : ; 5B tal ‘Nervia.’ For fiv oe art, Chickering grand plan weg | to be ent \* Increase in minimum wage. . le Ld Vv A ul ‘Nerv 0 icke nd plano inetances of people being shot in an|@ averaging $5 per mon SMD AVE. ©. have been unab! Tucker, organ; Mra. ida F wae | wren Rea : ee ee I attempt to balk the quarantine, but|}® Day of eight and a half hours the risk is so great it is seldom|® for relay operators cept intermittently on a Chase organ; Mra. Hannah Larson, | of kidney trouble. I owe ev D. 8. Johnston Co. piano; Mrs. H.} 7 aken }% Relief of responsibility fo’ thing to ‘Nervia’” Pfeil, Kimball piano case organ; | = ee oe | When a town is #0 quarantined] ® acts of helpers. Pau! Stoddard, of Mendota, | John Huntington, Hadorff piano; T.| ‘ 1 | connection with the outside world is wart t portatios “ ; Heesa, Nell anos theo. nn r " *% Quarterly transportation “I never have trouble with Canedy, D. 8. Johnston Co. hag by vs x Meltel trom the éuty of tend ne fed at some con-|# ing Atet imps - ihy stomach. My appetite is [§| Angelo Lapasin, Bell piano Oe SNES. es THe U01-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. CUT PRICES merch. venient spot beyond the guard tines, pumps or handling United Pee eee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee eee eee eee eee eee eee good my ela reg ver 4 pp. Ki o | te or A a Mer i. a _ a; Mra A ce | where it is fumigated before being|® States mail except between via’ did tc Nn 8. Johnatc ligwed to ht in by the rains and dep Neil ison, of Madison, ff) Carey, D, 9. Johnston Co. piano; | ee thighs wetin ae eee v says: “I was troubled ank Sharfe, Brady organ; F. C./ alielt tan be taken into a mis we s | with weakness, had for ver, Clarendon plano; 8. Berger, | vans to teed State ‘Oeteanh at thie to t al A ten years previous aking @)Peaso piano; Mrs. E. Erickson fime'Without being first held up and|#® Brown, general chairman ? fa.’ Today I am a well Hinze piano; H. Ferber, Claren. {imigated |® Northern Pacific telegraphers, *| man in possession of all my Ji/don plano; George C. Sloan, Lage Shpteun quarantines in many|# and Operators H Carlson forces. Doctors everywhere en da piano; Mrs. 0. BE. Kallst | places are so effectual that even |% and C. C. Turney, alleged to #| 1Se RUG FRINGE, in asso colors of all-wool fringe, cut to dorse ‘Nervia Haddorff piano; Mrs, M. Sergerman freight and passenger trains are not |» ha: en unjustly discharged. { seen es “* wees Tue For demonstration of ite [| Hobart M. Cable piano; Adam ed to stop. Armed guards = Geum | CRYSTAL VASES, ail colors, 12 in, high, be and’ 20 toe wonderful properties, our agent Spenger, Reliable self-playing E . ong the depot platform: rns ° idual . ut to will tomorrow give absolutely trie piano W. Me i shoo D. 8} BY. J. HM. WHYTE. She pgwns to see that the windows In oe e- cae jual wens CHINA CAKE PLATE, having rose and gold decor » "le amounting to $2,200 on the ar 3be, ¢ vedas free a fall size $1.00 box of [| Johnston Co. jiano; Jos. Fulken-| Special Yellow Fever Comminsioner | Pf Rouen ee ee | Great Northern and §3 $00 ‘on MILK JUG, china, has edwes of heavily. burnished wold Nervia” to any afflicted one [| ham, Kimball organ | of The Star at New ¢ r jelospd. One of them left open # the Northers Pacific. : elabe Jecorated wi regular 60c, cut to.... who will apply at Be wise and get in on the ground] NEW ORLEANS, Aug Now |anyMrain passing through the ata-| * the Northern Maclin. is on al BERRY SET of 7 pieces and six shaded in floor this week, for there is noth-| that yellow fever ts officially de-| tion is quite likely to be the reason! | ty nonds required of teleg many colors and highly decorated in designs , S5¢ ing to be gained by waiting in this|clared in New Drieans and in other |for a load of buckshot being fired| 4 Toot.” amounting to about alues, cut to bg 60¢ matter. The following are only a| sections of the south, the s t of |imto Vhat particular window * $1.50 per man per y y CARPET SAMPLES, suliablo for’ rugs, one to one and one- ‘ . r ast \ 0) pe an pe ear, half r length, 22 0 nehes wide, cut from Bod few sample price reductions | “shotgun querant is b jin-| The ls & trains now in pa nt i c 2 16 31 Shee ms Pen WEDNESDAY lanos are now $146; the| cussed all over the try 1 | Aron ppl only carry i|fesstsstsssesss | Bru Aur Parlier hydric <pcretibicodie: | & instruments will be| especially by those whe to | throlfch gers, and thes —— | TEA SET CABINET of weathered’ oak, 18 inches" high, e ’ offered at $198 and $264, while the| break through them the ked into the cars before lea inches | has cup hanger, plate and saucer racks; reg- 375 and $425 styles will go at $290) so" New Orh with ar | ular $1 ut to see 98e ordo} the name applied |euards, Electric f have beer Pat (These two-day specials are for cash. to dealers. May Defender Robe Cretonnes, in | zans worth every cent of $85,| to a armed guards up |in that fp rs may have coc | ken by purchaser, or will be delivered at our convenience, floral designs, special for . $115 and $140 will now go at| about a city or town during ow | alr to breath | ne and C. O. D, orders cannot be filled.) whee bee | $64, $78 and $95, fever times to ke ¢ from go-| 4n Baton Rouge, In 1897, even the | N. HIP | aed oe | Terms on Pianos, from $10, $20,| ing out or com New Orleans | ministers and the editors of the | — } $25, $36 and $50 down and $6, $7, $8.| has not taken advantage of a shot-|newspapers were pressed into the : Twifled Pacific Cretonnes, good } $9, $10, $12, $12 and $20 per month. | gun quarantine for many ar shotgun quarantir ard e| z ee ee ee Oe ee ee oe | heavy cloth, special for 7%¢ Terms on Organs, $5 to $10 down| the smaller towns in the rura Any man refusing to serve, regard-| 4 with machinery, avoiding the arduous labor of a few years ago. i ] and $2.60 to $5 per month them. Monroe, La.,|less of his station or excuse, was} GRANT'S PASS, Ore, Aug This machinery represents a large investment, but in the sav- 4 | Every instrument guaranteed to 1 only a few days | promptly hustled off to jail and kept| Because two boys tried to “smoke ing of labor and the saving of grain it is regarded economical 7 PEP be as represente who tried t eak | there until he changed his mind, — | out coon which they had treed It is used two or three weeks in the year and the other forty~ | Apron Check Ginghams, stand ] ¢ ot to ble: faratly Waal One ¢ mfort-|thereby starting a great forest fire nine or fifty it stands in the shed. : ard quality, special for 4\%¢ Hf) nd ed & 1 $100, fumigated and|able tr » com-|this community Is now cut off from Why should not the woman who does the work in the kitchen | 3 rr f the towns the | munit doo! »mmunication with the outside! be provided with the best that can be supplied when her work | | ne y of th ng the} y ae nd all thaffic le suspended over it is arduous and continuous? It certainly cannot be ar- 1 a in against the entire out iw ing at} world, and all traffic 1 en gued that the cost of a perfect MONARCH is too great, when ; CORNER . side world, and not « ii eve charage long-mus-| There has been wholesale destruc in saving of fuel alone it will repay its entire cost in but two ad *| allowed to enter or lea le tached mer ed with big shot-| tion of barns and fence: or three years. The satisfaction that comes from the use of a ECOND A D | of where he came fre Canton, | guna, hands on the trigger, eyeing| The fire is still raging, but there range that operates with so little fuel and attention pays large Seattle's Leading Plano House Mins. has such a quarantine at this | you as suspiciously as if you were | is little water available for the des dividends on the investment. 3 2615-2617 First Ave. | iat eahtihitin, staan time Ja desperado. At but few towne in| y fire fighters who are wag Bet Vine and Cedar, | 9G EROS. AYRES | Shot gun quarantine guards ag a} Mississippi at this time will mer-|ing battle against it. ‘Thi 1 MAY WE SELL YOU ONE ON EASY TERMS? | ween oad ¥3 1 BURKE BUILDING. Ir erve watches of #ix hours, chandine be received from New Or-|Ithe whole rrounding countr | = Every citizen is impressed into thisleans, An armed guard met one of overhung by a dense cloud of smoke j