The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1905, Page 3

ne nme Another = Files | | | G De tatu 4 ‘ | - " CHBatiys . N) inl Cie ANOT DA > ‘ d | | pl ea * | . H REAIABLE GOODS ONLY. CHARMING ACTRESS IN BEAUTIFUL PLAY HANDICAPPED BY hin morning © th rl ' 1 LONGSHO@REMAN IN LEADING MALE PART MANAGER RUS : : of } irth an A | wray ' 1 w an ke ac e . = | led his mother 4 gh th ; SELL, OF THE THIRD, DONS SOCK AND BUSKIN WIN | ng hal fe t aN e Seakive slat sult het 7 ‘Artificial oe. eee eees urtains ie Sa MAIS he When the Ready in August « Ville gman fer tH the 5 1 \ had [iv tt fbinson ran "amc" Seven Big Lots on A 1 at ' ' iMe H f people and himself, The ris Manor Hnselt aa Hike srorh oe wialaee axsidiga [tease etree fee mma. S 1 Sale ‘ pabeaat nena CRG Fc. : . athe" a fatal | fi | wt pecial Sale This clbeuat w Knigh pee Rprententee ; : iret murder wa ed | Ww hoa | ; Ty bat , aa Or eh eran | crores WEEK. ..0006 : t mt ental i t t aptatn | ! t a beans x Tua : |! | ly n, whe is the. 2 _ =i | uge of ; “7 : hn} DY i" € t | lace ¢ wir obinets anc b P lw « he Wh V Rev. Chas. M. Sheldon, the fam-| kinds of weather in the ] 3 1 his contempo e only redeen fouture - LOT NO. 1—Cholce of a . papeare and bis contempe- | cortuntty. there. ¥ ene} About the only redeemt ous Topeka preacher who wrote tho | WNOsL Kafety mprovements agattc plays in which the gleam. | for an a And how the writer| of the © ‘nateteli eis book “In His Steps,” which gained | | LOT NO I ‘“ , ing sword and knee-breetched | Syme 4 be , And | 4 tremendous cireulation, is report:| kee kta kta palr q cacuny wath prembnaht. parte Mins K b y " t e ab: ed rrie | 4 gerously and probably fatal- |» * ask it ts p P k When Knighthood Was in Plow-|!ne werk was put to rout by @ big,| | ’ | ly * PLECTIONS NOVEMBER 7— * Board of Park v0 A special bargain in cholee er” might 5 have b na-| hulking stage apology, wh only raed | * WHERE * will spend 00 on tined im to } mle he ea che Seca aie a eee ae |* Blections will be held as fol- ® land Park in th fu 00, 4<ede then 0} no physique __ Ale ' y \Dryden Returns tO + rows vn Nocomner #1] ture, making it the ‘ bbs f The theat ¢ Seattle When K ax in Flov stad oes + ial | |* Maryland-—Legisiature and ®/ tiful park in the ‘ : ~ sete cogs BT bal TE na ay 4 ord COT Sunday audiences arbor Shop |e "xcsaws.cte Governor ana * fs gee BAD gee a Contar eaed the grace of | ated by stirring dramatic moment ; Seat F at ® wtate and legislature. */]] School, the new $60,001 r i 7 a kind-hearted public and the| Miss Knott (bless her 5 face “ | lw New ey—Legisiature and #/H School and the new car LOT NO, 6~—1 ally cholce q em and patterns : Ww t the awiteh | : os of them at 2 46 cupldity of Messra. Kane, Shipman | and enchanting stage personality) te | WALLACE, Idaho, Oct, 90.—1 # minor officers # {Hl line now being bullt, b f them a 82.39 and Colv theatrical Impreasarios. | a brig twinkling Htt . who} oy : “ ats utt st \ Dev tor theese ¥ war . Oh Governor and state of- & bined to ate renewed ac LOT NO. aaets . . 4 tend Ons Poo unfortunate Rosalie Knott! ed of that dre ¥ 1 a h 7 att 5 ° tate penitentiary during th ® floers 4 legislature *. in the sale of pro) ty in the tates ia very hem = atte ly good She has the sks of the | Warren Conlan—wor Sins te vneta administration of Governors Mc-|* Pennsylvania Legislature ity of the park, This dis Saueblad afk on 3.19 j “hoodoed Two othera re-| moat fastid ' earth, | Bride and Mead. is now running a| * ®94 minor state officials. * considered by all to be - ea U be gently ap attle—Mre. | praises sc height. | barber shop at Wallace, He and his|* Rhode Island — Governor, * most attractive residenc These Curtains are a three long an Fiske and Fic Derts. | But re the McDoaia| sister, Mre Hatton, of California,|* state ticket and legislature. t in Seattle 26 to 42 inches wide former was hoodooed with a play| All y 1 pany, | ¢ 4 a two-chair shop on Cedar] * mith Carolina—Minor state * view of the rapid rate at that starred her male support in- | deligh amvag ogee. tince. Governor Mead re-{* Offictals, legislature. * lots are welll M Cc h Dp mel da ‘ stena ‘of the great acicean hervelt | of the book & |moved. Dryden rom ‘ottice be. has| _,Yireiaia--Governor, legisla: & | owners of ” Woodland cCarthy ry Goo s eka under the bur Seattle m of the tit re Addition have announce ond Ave, 0d den « play | ha} ter ghtmare-remerat | Manager Melvin @, Winetock, of ‘ing treatment for rheuma.|® Municipal elections in many *|]] if any lots are left after OMPANY Masia street . lever completely out. | of th « man—th gehore- line mar theat Peadoecerene ecg Pd Psp hagy ey Boor trade, he|*® Of the larger notably ® sary ist, prices will be 4 shone her, and unwittingly took un- | m ' peengiers: nt ihe Poa ret merty being anen n thin bus. | *yWew York city and Philadel- #|]] vanced 26 per cent ee? °. to himself the stellar role 8s ekiaun? ties | dababond . as in Washinmion, ie did actit ane * Twonty-three lots were so PZ ' PY 4 Now ae Miss Knott, clever, | to yc ty school children of Seattle to resume his trade in that|*¥if * il} on Saturday 1 Sunday's sales dainty—a | actrese—starring in| the author, the tne ad cal napte af P [ee ee ee eR He | cluded the following » a beautiful | misguided mar | cehas ba th bee pee Reena | 1g W. H. Duffy, lot 3, block ons ETRE IY bac ty ties put heal in the pri- | | jAn\fautomobite, in an effort to |fl $19; J. €. Duffy, lot 2, block which is dered by a y ; | Offi Suicid nde ily loaded wag Hot-|l] $205: P. J. Church, lot 9, blo SFA OL 1 who 1 « pahe & heavily loaded wagon on man who } much right . ng Week write the bent t| cer uiciae, lente ‘and Massachusetts Sunday, |}| 14, $245; Percy W. Mann, lot 4 ah a gas | graves om pomit Little ¥ je of crashed into a board railing and |]{ and weet balf of 3, block 8, $200 s nf oT Save cents, See Page 6. *** | lan opens ath History tea] BUFFALO, N. ¥., Oct, 80.—Lieut,| overturned, breaking the machine. |] BE. E. Clemmer, lots 19 and 55 by ar midget,| Brandie, cavarly officer at Fort] No damage was done to the occ block 6, $380; Lenton Wood, — WY = Chiquita, | Porter shot and killed himeecif at | pante Ay a k Sene “% oa - roa “Cen't Worry, Wateh Us ee from 200} post headquarters this aftern anc bloc »; | Harry Cash The New Store Credit |)..." decides The German Ladies’ society has il Soper, lois 9 and 10, block 5 NIGHT SCHOOL by @ committes | A year-old boy was found by; coo luded to give ite charity ball $475; J. 1. Paul, lote 10 and 11 | Sie Stee os ichath ts ot} Patrolman Donlan wandering alm-| 00 Tuesday evening, The proceeds il] block 6, $440; G. M. Kurtz, lot Four Nights Each Week, $4 Month la Thanksgiving dinner, complete in| i®#ly about town Sunday. The lad] Will be devoted to buying Christmas|} 12, block 4 5 M. Johnson ' redit s asy to et at Jevery detail, t was taken to the po matron inte, fap ene pone | lot 4, block 1, $90; H. Johnson MILLER & ELSTON, PACIFIC BLOCK. leit or toy who will care for him until some sat Gales bave lot 6, block 1, $90; Knapp 4 lestected an ¢ ot his relatives call for him. The at sabia ba: Bytes West, lot 1, block 8, $55; Jam New Store Competit jehiid cannot speak English, and by a ae "|i A. Wallace, lot 16 and north haif | ~ —— [his necent it is thought he is an ~ een If] of 15, block $ Isabel ve wea. zine ene . A eee Om Ome mH emmende The new store has made wonderful progress for the simple rea office of the theater i aia " . ’ . ; pans: Win ‘Ward, Jot'8, bieek gon that it is better than other stores for value giving—and more i tary to Columb! wige 38 Cc Pde lot 6 block Uberal with credit ONLY A SUGGESTION | No. 3 Ph. ba 4B ie oll E #140; A. J Seertets yee The world is honest—practically every person who enters Into an i T | rummage sale at Third and Pine 0; A. J. Agreement carries it out—so the new store trusts you for any amount But It Hee Proven of Interest and/ The sale will continue week. ||] and 16, block 5, $385 ENTURY Come in and get acquainted. n sense would suggest that if] CAR oe clothing will be thankfully | | and - fons FORMERLY Gi HOLMES FURNITURE CO. A MASS MEETING was held at} i. @ 99 © Ed ge ET 6 eecure an expression from landown- | 'j |canal as to the amount they | willing to pay to get water on |iand. They agreed to pay an aver-| mar opie age of $65 an acre | weight. tt S NEW WATER. MOTOR hee! becttenk, ¢ BY THE U. 8 CUSTOMS, SOLD TO THE | Just been instatied im the Columbia | sume food j |river at Kennewick by Mr. Dela], Ther® are thousands of such who are | pine. The motor is six a c0n-| they may have ho particular pain or | i struction, and the people venience from their he | e' le vache of before. 5 Aetties : lice of taking, after each meal one of | Fall stock of Cloaks, Suits, Skirts, Raincoate and English Pic- 811.00 SHE SUPREME COURT at North | INS, Scola ve quakls ‘ Tablets the | caditlys. To be sold for a slight advance above the duties Arm Rocker, high back, frame of bce Saturday morsing found) dis oe thene Tain | wie 82.10 quarter sawed golden oak,hand §| “Morris P k guilty of ' iastane | Dining Chair in weathered fin- polished; also weathered oak THE DAVENPORT | | fish, straight Mission style, and mahogany; has spring §|%8¢ their day at the V j q made in wood seat; price $2.85; seat; coverings in keratole, §/ a they certain | special | inducement this week . leather, verona or ve he wn ring sees $2.10 price $14.50; special. .@11 ‘00 A ror - ot S80 tons of avcara ; = > ast season. - P | AFTER AN ABSENCE of over a week Eng er Meyer and crew a . sgain at work on the Iniand @ rie at kane trie railway between Gar field and Palouse, and the party ba * bool house. THE MEMBERS of the shingle Long, ‘swell, Tailored Suite 2 Short Box Coats, in black COR. SECOND pel ravers’ union who b on on | eee ent worth $40.60 and $45.00, Con- | cheviot mixtures and eoverts, Hf mu UNION STREET & strike for the past few weeks at}, * Dyapepe nilete are sold fin Sa hand tailored. Confiscated j | Anacortes are at work ; Shade, a9 well a2 Gren $15.00 ‘and $30.00 | Sale Price 85.50 | BUSIN wing to such an] at & cents for complete tr Raincoats, made up of dc High grade man-tailored Skirts j exten he St ph pial at) eCcaeahs trentie or ae ms bie twisted cravenette, mate in broadcloth, Venetian, Pan j At ; rtp at it b oo rec'd to pu - @ fo people jal guaranteed to withstand ama aa rainpr Lee ge | additional rooms on the building plump and we pos ight Pe _ worth $1 nfiscated Sale ALL FROM A WAGON caused} one eas ee Price 87.45 he deuth of EB. B. Harrison, a | siitsel « taned ealun tt © , tM chit | neer of Palouse, last week.| DOWN GO PRICES. Gaetosatel male Dries. Large line of Misses’ and Chi 306-508 Pin ot e | ANEW TRAIN SCHEDULE went $8.00 Men's 8 Bi3.50 prices One Less ag lot ot accor >> . nto effect at Be ny on! 9 $10.00 Me ts, as dion pleated high grade Sateen a a a be : ae es ae Another lot Covert % Coats, a Underskirts, in all shades, form j the neha Ce $1 - s¢ sorted materials, all sha ait $15.00 Men's & $s. 44 - i fitting; worth up to $2.50 ambia railro | F ems Confiscated Sale Price on THE OLDEST PIONEER of Wal-|I go69 pants 81.10 # 5 81.25 a Walla county, Lewis Ce ttl coos panes alae : {. | 2 Top Coats of fine Kerseys | his home in Orehs ' $2.00 Pants 81.43 275 Misses’ Skirts, largest assor stole collar and cuffs, trimmed, week. Lewis crossed the $5.00 Pants &! ment in Seattle; worth up to all shades; worth up to $25.00. years ago, and was e | Men's Shoes. fincated Sale Price Confiscated Sale Price by the Indians many time |f| $8.00 Shoes $3-05 00 down to $2.65 | THE DEATH of Pr. EB. Ber Ef 4 bite a ty Light weight Kersey Coats, % finest Import rd, of Aberdeen, occurred Sundey| I $355 Ehoos H lemgth, stole and cuffs trim lish Coverts and jafternoon, Her death is said to Overcoate. mad with velvet, pleated and Coats, made in the |have been caused by the shock of |ff $8.00 Overcoats $4.5 fuji back, in three shades, pire effects, hands jseeing her husband's mill burn} § $12.00 86. black, blue and brown; worth | ored; worth up to $6( down. | 315.50 Overc 8S- $2 Confiscated Sale Price fiscated Sale Price | THE OWL TANKS at Mount Ver Ladies She 86.50 @ | non are to be relocated | Ladies’ Shoes 81. A Coats trimmed in fur, of sh | THE MANAGER for the Veter-| Ladies’ Sha $1. All grades Misses’ and Ladies’ beaver and lightweight Ker Jans’ Talc Mining company, J. ©.| g;.00 to $1.25 Drese Shirts Skirts, Panama mixtures and seys, all shades, materials and | Foster, returned from an eastern Negligee Shirts cheviots, pleated and strictly fur; values up to $100.00, Con d e Ul |tour of investigation, and arrived in Workingmen's Shirts tallored worth $9.00. Confis fiscated Sale Price e | Mount Vernon last week. Boys’ Shoes. cated Sale Price $4.50 837.50 to $47.50 : | *— | $2.00 Boys’ Shoes 8 | A great many people manage to! Boys’ Shoes a With those who are building or who contemplate so doing | itenahdns aa ae os “It will pay you to look over ARTHUR STENCAL, FORMERLY OF M’CARTHY'S, IS NOW We desire a little heart-to- heart talk. | worry themselves sick and then dose |F oue Underwear Line. SOCIATED WITH US. AND WILL BE PLEASED TO MEET I | mselves with patent nostrums 200 Boys’ Bults at Less than ASSO Dw ts -L BE BAS a e If it is @ home for yourself you'll naturally wish it to be | that often aggravate the case, upset || Manufacturers’ Cost. MANY FRIENDS. Just as nice as possibie. }the digestive functions and leave! THE BARGAIN STORE At the same time you don't wish to be “held up” tn the jthem mental and physical wrecks. | 1104 First Avenue purchase of the many fittings and builders’ supplies you will |The only sensible, safe and sure e | vent or cure disease is by means o Right here we come giadiy to your assistance. We have | the ieriaiean snemiantee ie AGENTS WANTED. EVERYTHING forthe builder's use in the way of hardware ’ 4 Meac We only ask « trial order of you, feeling confident of your Laer ER yeglhen oy alle de rin © future patronage. If you can’t call, telephone us, and we will yonee s. A pesto Soiadlpee send an expert in this line whose service ts free to you plain the wonderful effectiveness | of this new science to all suffere | - BOTH PHONES 1158 —4 Z 207 Second Ave. Opposite Pantages Theate: Save ten cents. See Page 6, *** 18006, 812 23rd South. —— “Hoodooed” Star THE ATTLE STAR—MONDAY, OCT. 40, os ng AN HIS STEPS HAND OF DEATH AGAIN 1905 % eames a Gorn SIZ SPECIAL CASH SALE TODAY AN® TUESDAY DRESSER (102)—Has 20 t DRESSER (No. 114)—Has 23 24-inch = beveled French 28-inch French plate plate « mirror; 20 by 42 i mirror; top is quar- inch b holds three fu sawed oak; top size straight front drawers rpentine front; This Dresser is ma give measures 20 by 42 long and satisfactory se is supported by Regula h legs 3 Rei seer DRESSER (No. 116) DRESSER (No. 170)—Holde by 28 beveled French 4 by 30-inch mirror; bas mirror; 20 by 42-inch ures 20 by 44 inches ench legs has ¢ serpentin q sawed, and top base and neat i are" serpentine ed Regu f tegu $27.50, cut value, cut to t s19.50 IRON BED (No. 63 has filling rods 1 rings to in head )N RED (No. design; 1-inch p led in fy IRON BED (No. $3)—Is on h atterns on the floor; posts are enamele ight iil ing rods in wh IRON RED (No. 1 h posts and rods, enameled in arch rode and highly polished , eut to IRON RED (No. rods, heavy reani oF green bed; $2 $16.00 IRON BED (No. 2 ch. filling $14 ry stylish + $10.2 patt r