The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1905, Page 8

Beauty Bright Indian Girls Of The Indian Tertitory S.8 BY JACOB WALDECK of them are graduates of the noted; These Indian maids have the Rpecial Corresponden schools in the north. Two young grace and charm of manner that TAHLEQUAH, | women living In Muskogee are grad-| has made southern girls famous Indian giris farned fe wates of Vassar And th They are real belles. As between abound in the five hundreds highly ted who the white and Indians there are no not Ko so far away from home social distinetions, persons of equal | ffices, 320 | their schooling. grade in the two races mingling Arcade be Strath and The Cherokee fem , These grades, of co e Meacham, who practice the new set-/ this town, for inatanc the rich and well edu ence, Suggestive Therapeutics, and| class institution. It D U0 h races to the shiftions med many cure, Were! Girls sent out as graduates are indians and the ignorant whites Dr. Strath took occas only dritied In classics, but have} There are, however, no long-haired to say. although we are ver received a good training In mus men or short-haired men on there sre many worthy people) and drawing. er side in this country ‘whose circumstances are such that} - The young ladies shown tn the they cannot afford the necessary ex-| Tourists’ Excursion, accompanying pletures live in the pense for treatment, and to such} ‘The ideal short trip for tourists | Cherokes and Creek nations. Misses we will give free treatment every | is to the U. 8. navy yard and b Price, Jennings and Ethel and Auna | Friday evening from 7:30 to §$:20.| ¢ieships. The Puget Sound n Martin graduated this year from the No one need hesitate about coming.| yard is the largest on the Pacttie | cherokee seminary as they will not be embarrassed in| coast. Fast steamers leave pler @ny manner in regard focremuner-| at 9 and 10 a mi 11S, 2:20 an @tion for our services. It Is not too 0 p. m@ Fare. round trip, $0. MONTREAL. Sept. 1 The Agri Tate to join our night class in Sug gestive Therapeutics, as we are still receiving applications. one Sew M TRAIOR GET OUT ‘fhe landlord says we must We cannot find another suitable jocation, daily papers of recent date, and we are business, The offerings below give ye as . | Don't come, Why? Page ¢ tells . vacate our present store room mentioned compelled a fair idea of the stren- by the to suspend woous efforts we are making to comply with the landlord's de mands— Suits a Men's All-Wool Suite $2.50 Dress Shoes Shoes $2.00 Viel and Calfskin Shoes $1.25 81.45 $3.00 extra heavy Work Shoes, $18.00 and $20.00 Men's Fine coun Tailored Suits .... $9.75 Overcoats $10.00 and $12.00 All-woot |] 32 Overcoats - $4.95 $15.00 Ail-Wool Overcoats. - 87.25 $18.00 and $20.00 Fine 50.25 ed Overcoats . 89.22 style 2. The celebrated Harlow Shoe, You know what they are; $5.00 everywhere, now oF te solem s $2.50 and $4.00 Shoes, stock, best makes and latest Boye’ and sizes Shoes, all 1.85 choice 15 82.85 25 Underwear Te fine Balbriggan Under wear Pants ne $2.50 strong, durable Pants : steers $1.2! $3.00 Wool Pants S1.45 $4.00 Pants - 81.95 95.00 and $6.00 fine Dress Pants < - $2.75 Hats $2.00 fine Fur Hats..... $2.50 Hats, all styles, sl and colors .. $1.25 $2.50 extra fine Hats, all col ors and shapes .... $1.85 B5e Shirt Toe Sol Furnishing Goods $2.00 Self-Opening Gloria Silk 25e Wool Sox .. 12%e¢ Genuine President Suspenders B5¢ Boston Garters ° 15¢ te Embroidered Fancy Sox, 2 Umb: Swen ore We tie Lines Handkerchief Fs 15e Linen Handkerchief. Be Qe Suspenders . ik$ 60c Silk Webbed Suspenders. . we $1.00 Heavy Algeca t Umbrellas » 45e $10.00 Solid straps, make No Mistake. Linen Mesh Underwe Mxira Heavy Jota Rien? 0. 2.00 fine All-Wool Gasewes 35e O5e Shirts ft cuffs . relia $1.00 and $1.50 Boys’ ters . 8 5.00 Leathor Valie .. 2.50 Leather and Lined Sult Cases Front $1.00 fine White Laundered Shirts . al $1.00 fine Colored inndee 40¢ $1.00 fine Soft Front Shirts 45e with 25e¢ Shirt 85e Wool - Oe $3.00 and $3.50 Men’y Sweat- 75 Leather B1.85 Leather Suit Cases, 2 worth 50, now $3.25 This Sale Is Positively Genuine at 1217 First Avenue, Next Door to Postoffice. Look for the Number on Sign RAINIER CLOTHING CO. 1217—First Avenue 1217 al ‘ r x Sain EEL | iki, are the principal settlements. | gator, first told Burope about Sag | balten. | but Indicaies an unus j tendance. }f gins with many | ties if aay Ma! Aneoe rey ultural Exhibition, under the ai vices of the Hochelaga Agricultural oclety, opened at Bout de'lele this rning THE Sma NEWS OF THE’ STATE HENRY BERNSTON, lemuquah wood academy an endowment of $60,000 siness men spent Wednesday vinit ing the business men Of Anacortes TACOMA ELKS dedieated new home Wednesday Bight. Elke from all over the stal@'Were present eb Kee Against Beobey. FIRST convention of Indians ever held in ‘America has been called for grounds October 9 at state tir North Yakima. SPOKANE & INTERNATIONAL has bought five acres of land from the state for rightof-way for new extension through the |eection in Spokane. | PORTLAND and |have asked the South Bend for a fifty-year franchise for street lost hie left thumb eplitting kindling | FOUR HUNDRED Bellingham bu- | their with throat cut from ear to ear in ao state schoot Hoquiam al oumett| ert. t STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. a1, 1905. Complies Credit 1 ousefurnishere—FREDERICK @ : , ‘ 4 All sales of these specials are for cash and final—de at our CHEHALIS LOGGING & LOM quantity of any special that shall be sold to # custome mY BER company has been forced to|B raters wend to Frisco for men to work on its railroad near Montesano. PRTITIONS for franchives for two Furniture Dept.—Ask Floorwalker for man ot railway lines and telephone in Opposition to the . Pacifi inter" teephoue company ere | tate This $2.26 Golden fore the V ouver council SNOHOMISH chamber of com-| Oak Parlor merce may give the Puget Sound Stand $1.00 LU | HOUSE and all farm buildings | on Made of nolld oak finished goWlen belogging. to John Hoffman, near} Sad chdver lent shape ten 84x04 is Walla Walla eatrayed by mystert-| ond eisvaclent gunned lower ehelt ous fire, Laws $7,000 | Legs attractively turned He CHARGES against BE. Lind, Bet | gular price $2.38; special tome Nngham contractor, for violating p deanery rd we op #1.00 eight hour law diumissed; want of ¢ Set ee Sh ee ae ” i home, a 4 BODY of unknown man found Bedding Dept—Third Floor, suburbs of Bellingham, Suletde. $5 00 Mi d Ww | id Cc BI bs WM. MeCLENNAN died In cell t | . xe 00 an otton an Bellingham city jall from alcohol. | k 2 75 P. / ism ets $2.75 a Pair ATTORNEY Jense F. Murphy of} These Blankets are | 1-4 eine, made of white mixed woo! and cotton Aberdeen has appealed from the ae with faney borders in pink biue, They weigh five pounds to tion of Land Office reeet the patr, and are soft and fleecy, Regular pric 0 a pair; ape against latter's order clal price tomorrow and Saturday, a palr 82.75 Murphy form practicing before the} land office, Murphy makes many $2.25 Cotton Filled Comforts $1.75 Each | ] Only the beat carded cotton is used to fill these Comforts They are | covered with assorted patterns of good grade silkotine in pink blue and red iges are corded. Comforts measure 40 in, and weigh five pounds each. Regular price $2.25 special price | tomorrow and Saturday, each @1.75 $2.25 Mixed Feather Pillows $1.75 a Pair car Hine between South Bend sid — Rayre a Gistence of three aioe Pillows are covered with good grade stripe! ticking and filled with _COAL miners in Roslyn and Ole hers. Weight, seven pounds to the pair, Regular pr special price tomorrow and Saturday, a pa’ Slum are working overtime ra eM of his son. stealing & a minor, on a a of prme and be Lewiston-Riparia road hae jeompleted at Riparia. | CYLINDER HEAD at Lowely paper mill, Everett, blew out and {narrowly missed Engineer Moran. Mill was shut down for (weatyy hours NORTH YAKIMA will be @ dry |town Sundays hereafter, HARRINGTON wants a new steam laundry | REV. A. D. CARPENTER, state Baptist evangelist, is conducting re | vival meetings at Port Angeles. 3AKHALIN, MARVELOUS ISLAND OF THE PACIFIC Saghalien covers an area of over 29,000 square miles. A peculiarity of the island fs ite mountainous aspect. the elevations extending to the very sea. The | western commt presents the appear-|than any found j ance of a steep wall In the central part snow occasion ally falls seven feet deep. Almost the entire country is cov ered with forests. Alexandrovek or Dual. Ryker Gerrit de Bries, the Dutch navt a and Japan had joint pos session of Saghalien down to 1875. when in return for the Kurile archi pelago, Japan ceded all her rights Russia eclonized Saghalien make It penal settlement In Huesia it ts known as the leland of Despair.” Conviets term it the “Island of Sea-Girt Misery The Japanese call the isiand Ka-| bafuto The reason Japan went after Sag IOWA CITY, lowa, Sept The | firet term of lectures at the Univer { sity of lowa began today. The im matriculation is not yet complete. ly large at Nine new professors and ansistants bave been added to the ality this year and the term be valuable improve ments In apparatus, working factli and many additions in brary and other departments to} Piles Quickly Cured at Home Inetant Retief, Permanent Cure— Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Plain Wray Piles te a fearful dinease y t it right peration with the knife cruel, humiliating and but easy to ie das unniec There te Just one other eure sred—painiees, safe af of pout own home-it te Pyra @ trial package fr ant relief, sho: igen ng tury, ot oy phe way toward pert set cure heh Yok. can tet, a"Tuli-aised box from any druggist for ® cents, and often one box cures. If the drumgist tries to sell you some: n go tight ahead with your be easy and comfortable all Just pend Pyramid Dr Marshall Pyramid Butld a Co Mich the and re trial n cured in thy pensive way the priva 0 home No knife and ite torture. No dactor and his bills All druggies, © cents, Write today for @ free package. Don't come. Why? Page 6 tells. halien hotfnet was because they had discovered that the island contained wealt Its coal supply is enormous, and the quality of the fuel much better in Japan. One mountain chain has layers of coal so thick that you might say the mountaing are al! coal Russia overlooked the mineral riches of the island and up to the outbreak of the war its warships obtained coal from Japan Iren ore also existe in great abundance The naptha fields on the river Nutove are of enormous vale transcending In every renpect”—as Piatanoff, the Russian engineer, stated—"those of Baku.” The waters around Saghalien are }noted for their abundance of fish. | ss aeaesastaaenaeeT No less than 208,998 tons of fish are brow into Japan f Sag |hallen every year mpite the fsland’s riches the n colony has never been self | Supporting The population ts abow cluding aborigines The climate ts severe, but corn grows and grazing in the south is excellent 000, in Peeeeeeeeererr * * * * WASHINGTON ELM DOOMED CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept 21.—The famous Washington elm. a fine old tree, under which Generali Washington took command of the Amert ean army on Joly 8, 1775, te doomed. The tree, the age of which ts estimated at 850 years, is gradually decélying. and it ts feared by the Cam- bridge park commissioners, will soon ¢ to be removed to prevent accidents. During the past summer sev branches broke off and had to be removed, and the question is seriously considered to cut down the tree and piant « young one in its place. Sk bSSSS SEE ES EEE EEE EES tee Seven ewvnyynees Gave up Her Husband KENOSHA, Wis., Sept B. Rogers has been «: | vorce from Charles Rogers the late Daniel Rogers, 21 ted a dl of Mil that she had sacrificed her love that }her hushand might enjoy the mil } lion-dollar estate anpposed to have been left by his father, who disin herited Charles as long a# he lived with Daisy Rogers A settlement just made shows the estate is much emalter than was suppose? and that the husband, who gave up his wife for a fortune, has been fooled. He will receive onlv $2,600 a year. TAYLOR, Ellensburg, baw sworn out a warrant for the arcest THE first half mite tanam of the! Daiay | son ot | waukee She sought the divorce on | the gros of desertion, it being however, che general impression | Dept.—First F Housefurnisbin, ~~, Onelda Community Silverware Underpriced Crockery First 8-Inch Prescut Glass Fruit Bowl (8 Bow! measures § inches in diameter, and is made of Prescut Glass which poesceses a brilliancy and finish ¢ rivals genuine cut glass. Special price tomorrow and Saturday while stock lasts, each Dept Floor ike Six Fruit Dishes to Match (5c Individeal Fruit Dishes to match bowl, tomorrow and Saturday, per wet of six Ibe The Set of Seven Piece Special price tomorrow and Saturday, Fruit Bow! described a and six Fruft Saucers to match,the seven-plece set 436 Complete Credit Housefurnishers High School Notes Lazelle, city bacteriologiat completed bis examina tion of the pupils of the High school. | He reported to City Physteian Tad low that out of the 2.300 students} he did not find a single case of con tagiour disease. | Dr. Wednewday RETIRING | SALE Tbe Fleece Lined Garments for 50¢ $1.25 Wool Garments for D5e) $1.75 Wool Garments for H. LEWIS & GO. 700 FIRST AVE. at $15 Turkish Bath 50c INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT. W. B. HU Second and Union Seattle Cor. | This well-known line of Silverware has a high reputation for quality, weight and durability. These special prices are effective tomorrow and rday on One are in the popular Shell Satin design— Tea Spoons, per set of wix GSe | Dessert Bpoons, per set of six #1.20 Table Spoons, per set of six 81.25 Iddwt. Knives, per set of six 81.50 12-dwt. Forks, per set of six 81.50 We sell business that will put cus- tom tailors to shame. . . NELGON (ine.)—Compl FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS and Wt This in entire wh the 7 Two?! peting is 36 in. ¥ Carpeting in Extra Super washed oughl grease and other ln Special price BODY BRUSSELS CARPET 8A BORDER SA morr These Haxsock red with rf é } ; TS and BSc each w and Saturday * ast feregliae cee Precdeets t | : h Drapery I i Floor. . c Adjustable Curtain Soetaiee 15¢ Each Those Stretchers have stationary pine and cen ace. They are | adjustable to any curtain. Specia ice tomorrow and Satur- Qe GO EL Hick iabion Arh ibhivasSasccnhode kaniaaae i5e Included in the asi tinued patterns of good quality, silkol forts, Reg a yard ular price Iie a Saturday rs and col e6 $2 turday These are water co wood frames, Regular pr cial price tomorrow and & == FREDERICK & NELSON CMCORPORATED) SECOND AVENUE, MADISON AND SPRING STREET ‘No man can afford to wear an old suit--His success depends upon his appear- ance.”’ - - - Ben Brummel to his Valet Suits Cor, Colby and Hewitt Everett Heady’s Barber Shop First and Washington 1 1305 Second Avenue. PIANOS We soll better Pianos at lower prices than aoy other house in the city, d on easier payments KOHLER & CHASE, Cc. A Meyer © Hotel and Club Furnishers. Choice of Over Forty Patterns of 75c Extra Super All-Wool ingrain Carpeting at 55c a Yard, Cut and Sewed . Brussels Drummers’ Samples For Less 15¢ and 86c Carpet Hassocks tty recy riment are remnants 1 iT Dietz & 4 1-6 yards long wular ay, each Oe LE yards long, regular ‘ nd lay, each Sse pe — if ; Regular $2.50 ; Bissell ; : Carpet Sweeper : Sweep had maple, ma golden metal Reg price finis with japannec frame and trimming ar price $2.50; special morrow and Sat and discon- ble for covering com- and short lengths © tomorrow fons in gilt and fancy ) and $3.00 cach; spe- each + eee 100 Seattle Agency forthe Round Oak Heater Complete Hotel and Club Furnishers Ragley’s Corner HOUSEHOLD DRUGS “CUTPRICES. H hold Ammonia, % gal., in- sive bottle whe B % gal, inclusive bot- P ze Gas % ga lusive bot- Borax, | sifting ‘toy Team with Beef, 1 best mn and Wine. quality, pint 1 Both Phones The Rubber Store 714 First Ave. Everything in Rubber