The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1905, Page 5

to $1 White Peart F for the bath as well per She pide cutting Gas Stove Tubing, « - Of the ny ot n ' f nie « . t \ tint foun’ Here all & ty ery wa a But w BY LILLIAN METCALF. A week at the fair—yes, and no impres@jons of the fair arrived in the ev the best possible YERXA Wholesale Grocers. © will deliv wiers amour Remember that you et quallt bags Pearl Tapioca bags Fancy H R nd you pay 10 f i. bag best Jnpar 1b, bag beat Japa ting & b screw-top air-tight car 10-Ib. screw-top air-tikht Ib, screw-top air-tight F. R. YERXA & SONS, Main and Occidental. CHASE BROS. HACKLEY and CARLISLE PIANOS Mrs. L. G. Beek, of Miles City, Mont.. to whom we seld a Hackley plano six months ago, writes ue “We ike the piano better every day.” —We have hun- dreds of unsolicited on doisements. Pianos sold for cash and on monthly installments as low as $6.00 per month. it the OLD RELIABLE SPOT KLINE 4 ROS! will appe Miss Lou Walla Wa iz and impres ill be cartage of oard boxes, per Ib VSwe per Ib 2Se | form! | your bi: | your fac lyour ¢ | 1 bad noticed « store from the so 1 got the “on Monday af to Miss MacMillan t and go down 1 suggesto aw the Japanese © to get yo ane We Jap recall t [had played We visited t ng the fir The fruit Jother produ | ful state were Upstairs wer the best. But dite the Indian awing, W t work After the strain sight-si lecided to v ta © ten mi the t ding that I fe The asce at gradual, We p the skies We ascended Beneath us river a mere thr it; the expositt ded bt i lak re mi was an ¢ man's and nttu oO quite thrilling slowly. About & the ground rent which gale to me gas bag see ways Th groaned to stendy ¢ for us to jump out we heard the leon; too wind= Dangerous? glad to be on terra firs On Sanday earty teip ao aly tov Some o! And the find water Ww sure to sit Don't mind jot hee. Washington 1d we leave th Bel, fora we had the best time shopping |The Portland tous to shoppers Our first ventw ful that we spent another afternoos This time we bought eouventra. Sh Jap mended for dotng 80. Washington bv en's work tn sewing and ¢ ng was pre skill being displayed tn all branches the exhibition from ja higher standpoint 2 an aertal ard the women ; noticed that It often took frem five am and havi untain peaks in the descent was 0 undred feet from The car got quite tipsy was giad that could form a ballast of 9600 pounds! to straighten we were pear the attendants ope. It took | boots, broken bottles amd other rab Bring in the bal the Cotumbta ri ltwo tntere them wer Among these Pillar of Hercules and Rooster Rock alle } but some of them. | the season j hard t ipping i a pretty » you go t ake the tr the hurricane de nor the nor pping @ ha now that [ am at home rent buil land Bail attle Note ibe 4-quart Tin P Souvenir of 5 por, tablet form ends Me Granite Plo Pilate, for Wee mother mal Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union 15e large Bruch Max ain tandard Fruit Jare THE SEATTLE 8 to move the small “‘season-end” air |“‘Old Hickory” we give a week'siapecial Na We r 1 Hickory.") Pasrenvabterad y" tripod vase, the on-and price oS of Old Hickory ane is 1 to uneven » «18 hes Regular “show-sate” of go-carts this week Standard Furniture Co. 4. SOHOENFELD & SONS | » 1016 Firat Ave. wana ————— TACOMA | lot of Old Hickory” woven wing rocker seanon-end price 84.7 Old Hickory” woven wing abair, “season end price, Bbos rhe upper high pa om thin Bt «it particularly at- ff] tr 1 comfortable; Us gy hi Kowelar — price 4 | hat shopping is @ erved the best for the last to the Government bu ing. We first visited the fiehe hibit. “The figh ere comfortadty housed in glass ca optaining many of the requisites necessary to fish comfort w ow many ve rieties of nature's underwater life There were lazy chubs, sparkling trout and bright sunfish Among tire jwan p objects wero the oysters and pearls. Saw old tiwh covered with bivalves, Not a bit nice of them to have auch in-) lhabitanta | want to forget it be fore oyster seanon. We passed on to the Dead Letter | office department. Here we saw all manner of soavenire which, no thanks to any one, the public now After an inspection of the on numerous casws, | sighed—for I }thought of the wasted affection the blighted hopes, the apparent ue kept promises, due to misdirected | enerny At the oppostte aide of the grounds from the Government building are ag oxhibite—the Art the Davenport Fore ked off in one rOp the form af the ground x 4 » and the lat he trail In the Art rooma everything] ped a little jammed. Yet despite! the kk lings and close roome| ne lin d perhaps for hours to} gaze on many inspiring and beaut! fui pictures At the Davenport farm which ow ing to its unfortunate location many pass by, we recetved a cordial wel well trent 1 visite. me—in f that wo made sev Mr. Davenport has @ collection of/ wild fowls from all parte of the world, also has four pure Arabtan js. One of the men on the farm asked us to look at some wild cata. | We followed him and found four }it-| tle yellow kittens in a pen asleep. | Woe looked at the kittens awhile then at b Ho sagely remarked Wild to # z Now as | think of the Fatr—t am pleased to recall the general air of| 90d fellowship-—owing p t rhape the fact that we were all following| _ ; . coming session ng sche aight vel _ HUNP?608 OF TROUT on the wd ° -_ Ducewallups river, above Brianon, | | have on killed by dynamic an't | Oscar " ‘ise Put) harges and left on the bank to rot \¢ Last Day of August Sale 250 50 Ib. spring Seales 10¢ Ze Window Screen, adjustabie 10¢ Steel Pltors B5e We extension Sash Curtain Roda Oscar Wise In Jail Jailer Oscar Wise k a name-| | He hae bin hed ap tight in th ihe tw « keep him there] ¥ namesake has got him into t 4 found Oscar Wis hreshotd, f rme of a y sheriff, and rch having } himself to $5 that t ger else. Oncar W No. 1 reached forth a hand seked neat, it nd left him f But = not yet 1. Monday 1 F | Attorney Mackintosh filed a at Wise with y, and j car W : ring the f t that he twn't tr t 1 ‘ . has the big brass key tn his hind pocket and can get out any time ‘anybody wants to buy him a Jemon MARINE WAR AT EVERETT ett. and may result in another | Saflors’ union, has arrived here with onys the sailors are @ the longshoremen that are at fault end net the aatiors, He mays the Fever from (the international, as most of he others an the Pacific coast have of Clarke county, db | it Vancou he best in years. | was found murd: t lelayed tr EVERETT, Aug The old between the walle and exhoremen on Puget sound. hes @ short me ago at Tacome and at Belling m, has broken out again at iver jn for the Seatttle P. A. OM, age ‘ t againet the By. } a to mond} lent men te Everett to load all and tha tion } them here, i ne it tn tt tw th et ett unten mt breek sway aut conse tryin h STATE THE COLUMBIA. the new boat of the Columbia Navigation’ com| Manny U, S. Senators will | pany. was launched af Wenatchee Tuesday THE STATE PENITENTIARY is tng enlarged by convict Inbor MRS. JA GILLIHAN, ploncer 4 at her home er, Tuesday CROPS in Okanogan country are! HENRY WOLF, a balis man, red near that place esday and his pockets rifled | tu AN OPEN SWITCH at Nosth|°4 ima derailed a yard engine and} ffle for four houre Tues | NEW YORK g. 20.—The ss Lillian Mom ad been secretly married to WH an Elder Gitbert, | in, Qn tnt fa fam-| we a andmother elope His grandfa Phi) fam Cox, | what rd the gunboat Westfield| ac bets. Subsoquently Cox's widow | t Mitch @ bt cane, forga him, | ci winter, also # 1 i oped last winte mta, N. ¥., and was married to am Birch, with whom she is ing in Hartwick, N. ¥., ana! Senature An aunt of Gilbert wa retly mar. ried two y ago. We're Buildiné a Department Store Six Stories High uildi ies Hig ply Must Be Sold THIS CLOSING MISS THE Economy Event of — Year | Everything | | Reduced | Entire Stock Sim TO MISS GREATESI | este RDAY WAS ANOTHER RECORD HE selling centered mostly on the fall mer- Knitwear sold splendidly. Coats reported and the chandise. and Suits were Goods did a thriving business, moved quickly. ummer merchandjse is everything is reduced with the exception of a few lines on which prices are fixed by the manufacturers. from 20 to 50 perce Come again tomorrow! Blankets All the fall stocks, as well as the included in the sale, Save anywhere thing you need. nt on every- Second Avenue and University Street at Green Lake, 1 more than Must show a certain amount of re | sBect for upper clasamen instead of betug thrust or put before the froshmes at Encina hall of cold wat nd 68 tents are Fight for Mitchell's Job or assisting to decorate their rooms. when the new me show a disposition to disregard thi ice of thelr supe ommittes work until be ‘ has been acquitted of the charges on onvicted by the fed WASHINGTON, D. When the committees of the United States senate are being reorgan\s ed | | next December @ t wreet the | which he was ourt in Portland. it may be set down for| & fact that Senator Mitchell will not} nor be permitted to requests and riora, they are made to shine and do other mental teske in to humiltate them so that the ht ia to be m@ chairmanship of (he ivthmian canal committee from Sen- | ator Mitehell of the prominence which is likely to attain at it is devivable |the senate committees the hands be competent preside over committee during the mext session for there is no lkelfhood that the | ners will dispose of his! ase until after canal legislation haw been shaped up and practically dis- pe FOUR HOURS d strong man. If Senator Mitchell can not pre side or act tn his cap Senator Platt competent to ¢ the committee ity as chair of New York would be acting chair but Platt has not the incline ebility to condu nal Vee lation may be reported next in line, gangs of three and four with fe Sullivan was shift, be having iry ® brother ave-in three weeks jon of phystcal the fight for ‘Therefore there is a place the managemen 1 of the Mountain © chairmanship of t the hands of Senator Kittredge, South Dakota, a man well informed, capable and anxious to have this re- the committee The Garland Way of Cooking With t relinguish his chai tance of more entombed him. poner ‘4 another chap-| pe no fight to pry him loose, the situation, y for some other and more it is not believed Bat Kittredge does not want to «| he wants to nd will make a tive © his imprisonment to his imprisonmen this Range trial and guara ator chairman in fact preserve his was growing | By tapping Sullivan was follow miners know his rescuers | reached him Sullivan emerged from | his narrow prison with a smile. and climbed the It will be up to the ss" to solve thia| id be a long! seems indeed to attempt to predict! committee will nittec ‘oblem and see them |Fag System at Stanford nator ton and was killed when the| titled to retain bis saat on the floor ship Was blown up to escape. the| and to retain bie chairmanship of} mmittes up to the time| {Special to The Stard ond Avenue, Seattle. SNTISTS MEET. senate by action of the Seventh Day sts has been written been introduced here. |the men’s dor undergoing 4 ry of Stanford are purse of training at| TALKING MACHID smal LINE'S crom| fhe Kind You Have Always deal Bears the ngh nithing more s but this year tie faculty has taken | of haring, with elder men have turned t of teaching the Cline’s Piano House Iust nbove Postoffice