The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1905, Page 3

THE SE STAR-—-THURSDA ARERR ARR und he is probably bet CAW-TA-KUK! PROUD HEN LAYS THREE-YOLK GG At eam with three yolks is » latest of nafire's freaks di vered in this olty of hills. of the cooks at the Model cafe, on First avenue, on Wed ter qualified to give an authoritath Make Seattle a Port’ Hosiery and Belts 1 true in the case of a neaday brok pen ar ra | howpital,” he aid Wedr large egg and discovered that */ig IN| FAVOR OF BRINGING) nic 2 * * * . + * *| * * | * le re o | ® instead of the usual one yolk, * | des tome . e _— | this @eak ege contained three ® SQUADRON TO PACIFIC COAST .- * IP wo ,), b 17 ‘ | ® perfectly formed yellows, The * to make t Salton be oo Cc i Ooms Cc THE STAR'S EXCLUSIVE PREDICTION OF ENTRY OF SAKA | Ms uke the changes 1 ‘ . ‘ }% than those in an ordinary egg, * There ig no reason why pre . th dime in of _B i arc SHOSEN KAISHA COMPANY HERE CONFIRMED BY RE-| design, The windows a but are perfectly formed and */|tleally all of the fighting ship# Of] into the walls, It would be impos t 5 PORTS FROM SAN FRANCISCO—I8 ONE OF RICHEST OF are of the regulation color | the American navy should be on the | sible to out in new windows withont Mile ta Ribbon, the heavy i “I have been in the restaur- #]Atiantic count, The Pacitte coast! Making the exterlor , wtay ears at a yard JAPANESE COMPANIES ant business for a number of *|#hould have « representative sauad=| ine puitdiy nOhaan 1 > sates be Come AY 1, pink, blue years,” aid George B. Thoms, *| ron, I will use my best efforts In} 2S. sal ida gree white and black Coatinmemnes proprietor of the restaurant, #| any move inaugurated to bring the whe See the big display . , he Frank! * 08 Wednesday, "and 1 have *|h PILE CURED in the best ribbon bar : Another Japanese steamship com> ( {ime ARO 1D te tte Oe en tor] ® handled a good many eKes, but #] “The topographical advantages of] Buffering for Years, and Bed-Ridden gain many a day, Sale will 4 pany will make Seattle its port of/the Roston mehip company,|* tls te the fret time I have #/ the Bremerton navy yard could not Feom Plies, a Contractar of start ton ; nd lant until Saturday ‘ | ever soon or heard of such @ &| be excelled, I was greatly improsse® M ind: " night. Your ¢ r yard , = . 3 which operates a line of vessels be!) freak as this.” wl] by the p water and the small! oom Tndians, fe Gured As forecasted in The Star some/tween Seattle and Japanese and ml werk neceenacy te pte met the onne by Pyramid Pile Cure, . time ago, the Osaka Shosen Kaisha} Chinese po company, one of th richest of th Japanese transportation compan Fe will build a fleet to ply the trans-ling and ts expect Pacific trade. things become Confirmatory reports regard! * * * * * * a - * * * * . * yolks are considerably amatier - . * * . . * * - - * * * . . eee eee ERE | Crom hy It is stated locally that the flour] * ***** ~ nga “') Trial Package Mailed Free to All trade to the Orient Is now inerea | mtates Who Send Name and Address. ‘ = l ; Cents to Improve ns} NEWS OF THE Gch was. .ikh: -ateinanta 000 Fancy Silk Ribbons, 6 and 6 inches wide, in novelty Dolly V n or pttled in the far United Btates Senator John C.| gral Q et o Dresden patterns, Just right for op bage and other 9 Cts tile forces, In this reap qual in the t €/ east. The Hammond Mill comp fh _ repe ay Spooner, of Wisconsin, while, on| severe, th day “fixings,” regular price is 76¢ a yard, special tomorrow « el ure ” 000 « c okohama. le returning to Beattle from the Brem ron SO ‘ 1 morning. The advice » that! als Chinese trade shows ¢ noribed, and took their t al i) erton navy ra V emday mn th a lon ime. t iia-tasaios Ganda Meee tandacae oe se erton navy yard Wednesday. In the] a long Ume. ‘fut nothing 39c Underwear 25c | Baby Bonnets 25c Will build a fleet of vessels which | cat shipments are also re a“ : ao sidaten witt be| for the naval station poten ay | Uifferent newny o Misses’ Union Suits of heavy cream fi } | Wehbe @ a big lot of Children’s plain and | 4 Will be distributed between the! ported by the steamshipmen to be} NEARLY 180 candidate wt fi lanch deeahan nan See: tees | cnt ox and began wning 0 ribbed cotton, made for ages 12 to 16 Poke Bonnets that we intend to sell to | ports of Japan, Seattle and Aus-| visibly increasing. The Balfour-|!pitiated at the meeting o I | ernor John H. McGraw, Jacob Furth, | by the time | was starting buttoned down the front, real value 39% morrow if a low price will do it, They | tralia. Guthrie company just shipped aj Modern Woodmen America IM! yuage C. H. Hanford, Robert Mo-| 22% ! was cured each, special tomorrow at, each ..25¢@ come in @ wide variety of shade and | . Some time ago H. Koto, @ rep-|iarge consignment on the British| Bverett Saturday night ran, J. BH. Metkie, Judge Thoman| you cap ue tie gs” ati Ee. ~. Red, brown, gray, srem, tan, ‘| resentative of the Osaka Jehip Duchalburn for leo, Peru. A SPECIAL MEETING of the/ Du af be meckue o B Meee| OP iige, thie aa pink, blue and white, trimmed with lace, | Kaisha company, passed through| Three of the Kosmos line steam.| *tate board of land oc anlone - ert ge ag Marae sy P.| ton. Stone “and Cement fur and ribbon, regular marked prices | ly and the appraised rion, Ind. © up to $2.60 Work Shirts 3 for $1 | | #2) the way ‘trom peettie and while here hinted that} ships also have cargoes listed for| W&# held re : ; rs | ®pooner and B H. Guye a oe i / ; t was the intention of his company | Mexico, Central and South America, | Yluation shor nds on 1 kt te Gout tn Mremibeis . in thy Gate Sor, be petten by using ” ; |} each ‘ake your choice of the lot to ‘ a Sou i ne Columbia rive he dock in Bremerton the # Pyramid Pile Cure Men's Work Shirts of cream striped che | < ; to butld new steamers for the The steamship Abydos, of this line,| orth bank of the Columbia river! party was met by Captain Burwell, | immediately’ reduces ail _vongention mien: open dela Aleph ore morrow at 2he ttle Japanese route is now en route to the west const|“estred for railroad purposes WSS) commandant of the staton, whol] and lertatal purals Sil sores, ulcers 50c each, just because we are overstock a, " thought ‘ by a mshipmen| with a cargo of 3,000 tons of wheat 7 eS no on han | (Re enitert 1 the visitors untit| | The you start to use it your on them, must go tomorrow at 356 4 hat the move of the Japane m-}flour and coal. The Anubis and] " ‘ ae CO. DO*) they departed for Seattle gutters d the cure of your or 8 te af a pany was brought about through an| Neko, of the same line, will also] ®"nounced that work on that plant a , Seagate r 3 for tee eeees eee 1,00 oaby, Shoes 39c 3 antiefpated raise in the flour rates|take like cargoes, the former gall-| Will soon begin at Damon's point \Fin Y wurgical | o : hardy. Don't Kid Baby Shoes, with buttoned strap from the port of Seattla This raise]ing Monday. and the latter, which| North Beach, ‘The plant will be| @ Tear hack “to , ender’ muncles or lace front, regular 66¢ and 16 eo was adopted during & meeting of]is now en route from San Fran-| for the manufacturing of steel dir iich, MuUAt be intact if @ watistactory omorrow at, the pair 3¢ § Cure ik to be obtained - the local steamshtpmen, held some! cisco, in about 10 days from the black sands found on the For Hunting The Pyramid Pile ure tn, put Bed Sheets 37 1-2c | : Sener beach, | of ve > epe Fine Bed Sheets, size 72x90 inches, made ” OR TWO WEEKS the surplus are sooth of splendid quality heavy hand torn | s AS R ertals | |water of Wa Walla river and! The present year has been a ban treatment “yf muslin sheeting, hemmed, laundered | 75c Veils at 25c Gas “Don't Worry, Watoh Us Grow” c it Tumalum creek has been flooding| ner one for the huntaman ery Tall. in plain, see’ and ready for use, special all day Fri eady-toWear Veils, fancy mesh with che —______Thewew sere = (| sO PON the alfalfa fielda in the Hudson bay | fourth year the shooting seema to| fe aout * cent of expense to you day at, each.. ws... « 371 dots own, navy and black, 64 | district and from now until next| be exceptionally fine and, as this mid Dri vs fo > eet 4 | inches long, made to sell at 75e euch, NEW STORE FRIDAY SPECIALS June the Mood water will continue | te the fourth year, or the “hunters’ , | special tomorrow at, each 2he to soak the ground leap year,” the year when the game | - ARE WORTH WHILE ARTICLES WERE FILED with| meanders around and alm asks Hose Supporters 25c | r —, the secretary of the state at Olympia|to be shot, it ts small wonder that renta, Women’s Hook-in and Lox-on Hose Sup- | | | Wednesday of the Mental Science| the knight of the shooting fron in| @22wpey Pavers, wate of hata and tohee aivaae. | Baby Sacques 39c ‘The new store makes reductions for Friday on articles of every- [| College Educational association | pleased with the sport durable elastic, sold in nearly all stores Children’s Faxcy Knit Sacques, slightly day use to induce you to try new store methods. A trial will not {| which annou ite purpose of| The last week or #o has not been " at ® pair, special tomorrow soiled, regu’ar prices 50c and 65c each, | benefit the new store, unless new store methods are worthy building a school at Bryn Mawr,| what it might have for duck bunt FORESIC 3H r at Pgs 256 special tomorrow while they last at 39¢ | Come in and get acquainted. King county | ing T weather has been too u B. §, CROBSCUP, of 1a, and| mild and the storms were of too FOR FRIDAY ONLY pees soem Sie ame SS as has been their custom for S5e and 60c Lace Curtains, special for Friday, per pair lern railways, Wednesday had an| Years past, @ great many of local Me, $1.00 and $1.10 Lace Curtains, special for Friday, per pair © with Ratlroad| duck hunters are now putting in oe $2.60 and $3.00 Lace Curtains, special for Friday, per pair Commissioners Jo their time on Lake Washington 81.00 || 2,7. Matin at Olympia They say that almost as many . THE EVIDENCE in the Inquest ducks can be found and that it Is Two pairs only to each customer. of John Hume, killed on the tracka|™uch handter to the city. Some of the British Columbia railway sev- excellent deer kills have been eral weeks ago, was opened Wed- made. Cc | neaday at New Westminster, The wn ased showed that one of the jury F id & newspaper reporter riding on ANTI-BALOON league at ham is preparing to take an i tanie onal hehe Wem To that end and to create Genel none, meds in cement a favorable sentiment, plain japanned steel, a field day will be made on October Japan steel gilded rim and plain gal tron, Yalue T0¢. This Fri day only 25e None delivered. raledills lia TURE, 6 Grrer G PRODUCES PROFIT The Jackson § “MeoGasths Dry Goods Co. Second Ave. and Madison St. informal confer nn Lawrence and Regrade is now a Silver Saln per Ib. at Olym ple Market Friday, 118 Pike St._¢¢* Rear aa BARGAINS IN a a'll find Shaws a Pharmacy Across FURNITURE For bargains in Furniture see Prot. D DeForest the street «+ es Refuses to accept the $1,000 re- ward offered by Thos. C. Collins for breaking the evil condition | of his son Jerome. certainty. When complet ed it will give a wonderful devel the opment to Valley the Rainier especially North End. Those who | | | buy project to convert the court EW LOGGID CAMP has | bo" into « city horpital, as first tarted by Margiain brothera| #eemested by ©. J. Smith, at the} 1 1, Clement of Bellingham at| Chamber of Commerce, and advo- Brinnon. cated by Mra. Marion B. Baxter, wilt LARGE QUANTITIES of oate are | prebably collapse for architectural being received at Everett from | Teasone Skagit county for shipment to San| James Stephens, architect for the Fra school board, is authority for the » RAIsER, | statement that the court houne ts not sulted to hospital purposes, and that purpose ive as for a Snconp Avenve & Serine Srreet FORMER Y Gi HOLMES FURNITURE CO. ISpecial Sal Friday now will profit by the future devel opment LEWIS-LITTLEFIELD (0, ft? HALL BUILDING. Agents Rainier Boulevard Addition, McArthur Addition. WARNING The only Alveolar Dentists in en St ‘ampbell, of Pampa, has sold 0 head for $10,000, | that Ite remodeling f A FINE of $10 and costs was giv-| YoUld be as exper en E. Davis of Farmington who tied | **boo! : his team and left them stand 22| Mf. Stephens made a special tn [hours without food or drink |spection of the building for the A $75,000 BLOCK has been plan-| the school board some time ago to | Red for Alsop Brothers at Heiling- DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED ham. by local applications, as they cannot THE CITY CO TL. of Belling- | frach the diseased portion of the gar Peed here is only one way to cure dea jeattie. ham has ordered 30 new lights pen that ts by constitutional rem There Is No Better Place to THE LOCHSLOY TIMBER com- | edies. Drat caumed by an in | Tl Secure Scientific, Skilled Dental COR. SECOND AVE. @ UNION STREET For Friday we offer an exceptional line of cut-price bar- gains, as we expect it to be a red-letter day, TENSION RODS of brass; | COCOA DOOR MATS—Extra 22 to 40-inch extension; 16c grade brush mats, unequal- pany incorporated at Everett Wed. | flamed condition of the mucous linkng a ae What. th Png Headay with $15,000 capitatization. | fine fe inflamed you have a rumbling || Nature of It, Than at the Offic rode Friday cut to @ || 8d for outdoor service. Fri- THE JURY tn the case of the| sound or impertect hegring. and when | of the Ohio Dentists, the Famous SILK FLOSS PILLOWS—un day we will se!l 50c mats, state againet haries Moomaw,|!t ts entirely closed. Deafness is the Originators of the Alveolar E) | 50° Fr ‘ Pah covered— measuring 14x24 inches, for EE yas reault, and unless the inflammation |} Method of Dentistry—The Only |); Prof. De Forest is divinely tn- vered 409) 0688 Wayee’ eoecen B5e THE TIME ed with horse stealing, Wed-| Canby tahen ont amd this tabe re |B Metned sf, Dentistry, The Only Hi! spirea to do what he doer by SiGe E night. returned a verdict of| stored to its normal ¢ some superior power. Call it ¢ te The time to get your sealskin jacket is before the rush es oe j ina will, be destroy Plates and | Bridgework, Which B)) What you will he is a natural o mots, measuring ger t place to get | nie 8 P. cases out of ten are cau lightens Loose i born « oyan ie men 20 by 20 inch ‘ * 2ecee sevees he pior 1 jist of Walla Walla, dropped dead | famed condition of the mucous sut| I Other Gerious Diseases of the B)) Wii’) Dine, cisirvoyants cannot 22 by 22 inch. BSe JARDENIERE sTAND—20 of the Pacific Northwest. Our prices are moderate and our furs his home Tuesday afternoon. The | 6% |, © One Hundred Dotiara | Teeth and Gums. Call on Them paige ny Bh gyn per x inches high and has 15-inch of the very best to be had. cause of death was heart disease. for any case of Deafness (caused by ind Let Them You. fully Geveloped. The people mar 24 by 2 round top. This stand has R. PETKOVITS & CO J. W. PRALL, wealthy brick f aren Gat & net be fared ae tne wines . veled at his sayings and had he 26 by 2 been beautifully decorated . eturer o! edfor¢ rego: Oe erecsggalibnaes ae . been born 200 years ago peopie by 7 v1 i. eel manufacturer of M nat rd, Oregon. | lars free dent of all this enthusias bees , : r ee . C z vod with & pyrography needle joneer Furriers. said to be worth $75,000 and Dr F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. the fraternal spirit that one gine i ares otoke SWISS MUSLINS Established in 1884. 110 Marion Street Menaner, were convicted Wednesday | Sold by Drugxtets, dentiets have shown towaré the & god or burned him at « stake gr fle hi and willow-green, Will night at Spokane of conspiring to| pains | a"'* Family Pills for Conatie |h ow aiscovery, and many who Thanks to higher enlightenment. rar Hote Piggy 5 hold a great weight. Value a conspiring to | pation Mew Glecevery, Gad Sany wae the people h discovered his and bed sets. These mus- i \ secure the property of Dr. Mary A. | ——= recognise their. inal to cope ix, “aues’ Wek Geetemae wae ites doe Se fancy nnteetaa: CS a atham. . - “ . quite busy when seen by the Regular pe d@ 15c, for THE CITY COUNCIL at Tacoma, pyorrhea and falling teeth ar writer and exphainen Gaal % was Sater <, » r = oo sending their patients to th 4 Ohio Dentists, for they alone of dent Telephone company’s fran- jentints seem able to cure these di om. Bome time ago a dentist brought three of his Mouth, Hand and Jf fader wie One penuets or Foot cure was effected in each care. A wag so described a recital || not advertising that brought the || people to see him, it was the people who tell thetr friends that | Prof. De Forest 1s the greatest || | Clairvoyant in America. Do not | go and see him out of idle cur- fonity. Do not call only for bus- iness as his time is fully taken up with his work. The jeea are higher than any other, who | Wednesday night, killed the Inde pe chise by a vote of § to | ONE OF THE RIGHT-OF-WAY agents of the Northern Pacific and | Great Northern railways, EK. C.} Payne, is at Walla Walla securing deeds for right-of-way down the| | north bank of the Columbia river for| FANCY SWISS MUSLINS— Regular per yard 25¢, for Friday, cut to ........15¢ STRAW MATTING in fancy patterns, well woven; for Friday we will sell a quality, per yard OHIO DENTAL PARLORS. Entrances 307\) Pike street and Preservative Ss ® Qualities . e In house paints are the highest essentials. True, paint {s also 4 meant to be decorative but the first requirement is that paint da ar | that {t must be unmixed with harmful ingredients. Otherwise «the woodwork had better remain exposed to the natura! ele ments. ia Gannenae datenun given at a prominent home on 1430 Third avenue, corner of ere willing to accept any offer eee see 17 1-2e¢ prop railroa: the first bill, where they pos Third and Pike. you make them. If you seek help B0c and 35c r set yoy Naga A omin ih and others have failed then see yard . where one of the family play Tete oe Pooge D' of h mon hat rules the ed the clarinet. It is worthy Universe and he will tell, you of record that this Music Store 1] past, present and future. If you supplies all manner of music have a dollar to spend and want | making devices. to feel that you have spent the We sell Violins, Guitars, Ban- dest dollar of your life then see jos and. orchestral instrumente. Prof. De Forest, the great clair | We sell the Simplex Pt voyant who will tell you all | 4 ba — sae things known from his honest Player and the Auto Grand dealings in every city of impor- | Piano—played elther by the key- tance in America. board or by the perforated roll We are the oldest, Prof De Forest, 102 2nd Ave. We show the Pianorchestra—a m8 and Legs So, Parlors 306. Over Guy's wonderful invention, which is a jano and organ house [|| Drug Store, whole orchestra ia teelt~osd fn’ the Pacific. North- Dear Bir; ‘ he Victor Talking Machines west. t to with pleasure I write . . ALLEN & GILBERT- thanking you for the great good | | Last but not least the match RAMAKER CO. you did my son, Jerome. He |} less Chickering Piano. 1406 Second Aveny | came to you a physical wreck | Fasy payments aro readily ar with no hope at all but left ranged. Visitors are cordially you feeling like a new man, and || weleome SMUGGLER CAUGHT. he ts still improving for which || 7 we feel very grateful to you. He ter was caugnt A large im) pre oe fe like one that has been mirac- by Uncle Barn ian Drondeleths, || ulously saved from the grave, || ) § Johnston (0 en ert chore taatke at i | and my wife and T Join in wish- Meck 8 ing you continued success tn «Je . confiscated prices. Now i's })! your noble work. Mery truly yours at confiscated prices. ’ CHICKERING DEALERS. NOVELTY CLOAK @& 8UIT |!| Youre, him, Come to him in the true | | ‘The finishing touches are now be- | Ing put on the first ple« asphalt | | paving in the city of Ballard. The | Per Gallon $1 50 | paving extends from Ballard avenue | - to Broadway on Third | Purest and highest grade mixed paints. color, at this price. The paving is being put in as an | Remember “the best is always the cheapest” and our personal | experiment, and it it pr | guarantee goes with every can sold. factory it 1s probable th White Lead and Oil —— e ‘The best experienced talent can make or money can buy. We bought for high quality, NOT low price. om feteree Wood Stains and Varnish Correct qualities, reasonable prices The product of the Chicago Varnish company, recognized by CHIFFONIER (see cut) of highly polished golden oak, stands feet high, base measures 18 inches deep and 32 wide; five full size drawers; top drawer swell front. This wi'l be our great leader Friday at.. Friday Specials will be for cash and final. No exchanges, || May be taken by purchaser, PARLOR TABLE (see cut)— || OF Will be delivered at our Golden oak, stands 28 inch- || convenience. Out-of-town or- es high, 12-inch square top. || ders filled if post-marked not Regular $1.00 value, for Fri- || later than 6 p.m. Friday. ves satin it a number r 3 @ eS : @ 7 itable and stained in poppy-red e | @ : @ | at BE. N. Brooks & Co.'s, 1331 Sec ond ave. od painters and finishers as betng without a peer. ——— . nT ee || None to er Sirloin beef roasts 10c per Ib, at 903 MFG. CO. nee 9 COLLANS AND Wire. : sie one deal DOFH, PHOMMS 3196, Olymplo Market Saturday, 118 Pike 1207 Second Ave, Fe acelin ott ‘ wc ES Ra a ih a ca Senn tai 2 cece i a