The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1905, Page 5

PSP ia 23 SB moar. re NEW QUEST FOR POLE BEGINS IN JANUARY DR, VARICLE, AMETIC EXPLORER, AND PARTY WILL LEAVE S@e —— ATTLE FOR FROZEN NORTH BY NEW YEAR [s UIE 8 | “T have every rea to believe}? “Our greatest troub’ m wot that our pa will get away f traversing the white waste the Beattlo by next January northland, but rather here in ty So said Dr Antotne to, “the w the thousand and one} wArettc explorer, who tnt ave ly details have to be arranged. | this city in pe of fir th Tr 1 will have to do a great dea north pole » time thia w ponding. This ts an tr Dr. Vari was entertained at| ternational affair, and | must have the Hotel Washington by Dr, Fred-| the views of every govertment | erick M. Klusen of th ity ed | Monday night. Awong the guests l fe ain that were several pre I friends of | able to secure a party Dr. Kluseman, + onting as many have wer before nationalities « there were men| pola You see, while strength goe present a long way in f the hare Among the gue were: Dr. | st which assa we in the far} Varicle, of Paris Z : yet strength of mind is in berian exp! Charles Mach ality x oxxen al ald, of Scotian me of th titude | famous op tor he K ! ‘One of the most important fea who will Dr. Varicle tures of the preparations for the work; Dr. Batseh, of Odessa, Rus-| trip will be in the selection of our} sia; F. M. Warrington, of Liv 1 arital guides, 1 the who has lately his ” it re a Canada; Dr. Martin Oashn ary ey “ wit Wash.; Dr. La Chapple, of Daw-|) ie for the men the] gon, and Leon de Bleg a ame time it must not take up too Dawson much & Dr, Varicle Dr will again be enter with a roprese at a banquet given by bis about his prog » Wash mn Wedne pala In part he said RRR ARR REE AREE RR e * * a : In the ru Ce « co 4 * * SERRE EEE REET EERE ER EER RR aS TS ae | BRITAIN’S NAVAL STAR (America has another distinguished British visitor, Sir KE. H. Sey- | mour, admiral of the fleet. His rank is the highest in King Edward's | wy, and holds more decorations than probably any other officer.) Full name, Edward Hobart Sey-;ticipation in the Egyptian wer Was second in command of the channel squadron 1892-4, and super naval reterves 186-7. Born 1840. Bon of a clergyman and grandson ef Admiral Michael Seymour. } Was commander-in-chiet of the Ratered the royal navy in 1852. | China station in 1897-01, and led the Promoted to commander in 1844, | naval forces which went to the relief end to captain in 157. of the legati at Poking. | Became rear admiral in 1889, viee| Has be rincipal naval A. D. C.} Qdmiral in 1895, and admiral in|to King Edward, and commander 1901. | {p-ebief at Plymouth | ee jucinoration Delayed Health Office with the board of morning the subje Ludlow works § t of providing a “us of ves and other dead animals picb Lup on the streets, At present they ar buried on th ty's prot erty in outhern part of the city but the sanitary anpects of this method Is questic It wan decide wever, to con tinue the tiee until the city garbage crematory is erected, In dentally pinion was ext ed that the disposal of such refuse by other means than burning was not adviaab the so-called “dl ng work for such purp ng obnoxtous to City Engineer mn. Dr. Ladiow o practic aid that he © of extract ad animals actioe in this city, tm fat is generally used facture of Wants Water Main ing fat from dineased ¢ on the wate nday night asked the « water a distance at 0 it has always b h that the waterf mperiled in case of f ack of a wa uply Marion B. Baxter, manager Wayside hospital, a communication to the council Mon-| }day might asking the body not to| give the contract for taking care of the indigent sich elty to the Metropolitan hospttal am til she had been given an opportun ity to be heard on the sub; sald the work could not be don even at the present figure except tty baste, LARGE IMPROVEMENTS | UNDER WAY | | i It ts estimated that about halt | a million dollara will be spent in public tmp: ts In the v sity of Woe rk with | in the newr future. The new strevt car Hne, the new high school, and the new graded and the Improveme in rk itself will foot up to figure, or perhaps n These various improvements a f to raise the value t rty in that vicintty of Woodlawn ad and the owners ‘Terrace Addition decided vance the price of the sold within the next sixty days 2% This announcement 25 per cent. made seve Jays ago, caused 8 lots Was in the Biack sea during the} Holds a Royal Humane society | ar, and was present at| medal for saving life the bombardment of Odessa, Seba Made admiral of the fleet in Feb-| and Kisborn ved three decorations for ice in the Black sea and fo Services in the Chinese war of 60. Buy Your Clothing at the ‘ated against Chinese rebels in| OLD RELIABLE SPOT as wounded while fight KLINE & ROSENBERG, pirates on the coast of Africa in| 625 First Avenue. ONEY Visit This Busy Store and Get Some of it. oe, Rog- | Ge bar Fels Naphtha Soap, 2 for.. | i5¢ best grado "134 as 10¢ | , i Tea Spoons 50-plece violet biie decorated Din- | X-Cut Saw core > BOVE ner Set; 50 sets worth $7.00, for| pie he tee 83.59 | Bi 500 best English ecarthern ware ~_— Tea Pots, worth up to 8 | “1447" Rog- | $9.50 all-leather Suit Cases, lin 25e best Cor- ers’ Table | lined, hand sewed $3.98 Spoons, Ves-| $9.50 cowhide hand-sewed ult nelia Agates Case, heavy brass lock and | 15e bound Trunk, %2-in., ————— | heavy iron corners, brass locks, 4 steal clasps $1.00 all-steel $7.00 heavy canvas Trunk, ‘ bound, brass ball corners ...... | Crokinole Werdcederedss coe + 84.89 | Board, 506 Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union WARNING SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, O and injured in the! ot. She} | mas on: Brigadier Goneral Jamen| Many Matters Drain Confirms (2, coir Sonn kine An ing Awsistant Surgeon H. B, Lahn Before Council Lampin |The examination wilt be held No p ig | vember in Spokane | - | The following officers are dé » | tatle ae a board examine Se Counciiman Murphy was tige only | OLYMPIA,,. Oct M.—Adjutant | ong Lieutenant John Ki. « roll for member who refused to appr the |General J. AP Drain, of the Wash-| promotion to be first New t of} DoAtment sf to the) ington National guard, has confirm: | infantr all of the nts] park b at the , of Company econd infantry, to “ wed hy wag} ed the reappointment of Catone | t termine of them is nply rying sire of | George B. Lamping, of Seattle, and| (termine whieh one of tule he citixens of the Ninth ward, whol also innued the following orde “oe adior General Aap Hee r $ Fy: Ho fecond Lieutenant John BK. Care| oo - - - nae john Kin jehvuld be © ve boards| vol}, wecond Meutenant ofeinfantry ne ain ef John K at tag With Panis trom September 17, 190f,| #0 Acting Assistant Surgeow ¥. M.| La cir . Ww ~ Captain John Stringer, Second in- | Carrell i tI be held Bo. | |Guye Is th f th fantry, is appointed and commis dh egy gy ragre etgertinkneding Bing pal) Jand Kirsoht the I #ioned major of infantry, with rank | Vember 6 at the armory tn Heath a) fore ¢ 1 ace Oot 10, 1900. Mujor| . Leave of absence of Captain A. G- of, the building tringer 1s assigned to duty in com-| Simmer, signal corps, ‘tx exten anaes ty ownera| mand of the First ‘battalion, Sec-|'0 June 23, 1000 | sstasal a ond infantry, consisting of Compa | tow tru 4 George D. Robertson, Second in . } oodway/ ties C, Hand , First Lieutenant : id te Saxemmber S01 eh ron sare | Denton M, Crow, adjutant, will re | fantry, le extended to 2 | | now enwful op other} port to him by letter for duty 106, | t | First Lieutenant Maurice ThOMD|@ eae kkk RAAR eH ARR H! rhe t the uHe Of lvon ja appointed and commissioned | ® * if W @ Broadway 16 | oaptain of infantry, with k from|* STEAMERS COLLIDE 80 ® tens » awked that the | October 80, 1906, Captain Thompson | * cee OWN. as be | sd Chroust [18 AssiKned to duty in command of| # , MELSINGPORS, Oct, | a1— addition, }Company B, Second infantry TS Ey okie cneone Ane % ® ‘ spitol HH} The following officers are detaile a\y © ieee -aeilided today Both ‘ ona and the!lay a board to examine Lieutenant! gaite and $0 were drowned. | ® {4 more quick : i pn Colonel Ortia Hamilton for recone Be ORR BRAKE BEE ww rprise it would ave | ms extenston long ago Regrade Damages | Are Very Low IT DOKS NOT MATTER IN THE LEAST, WHETH ER YOU WISH TO PAY MUCH OR LITTLE FOR | CLOTHES. YOU CAN DO HITHER SAFELY HERE OUR LOW-PRICED CLOTHES COBT AS LITTLE AS The damages for tho Third avenue] tb COMRIDEIOEY Witte ABSOLUTE PUMIET OF | a ee ind aap mew fom MATERIAL —THE HIGHEST PRICED REPRESENT j mn A at th My an Mt am meal to THE ACME OF ATTAINMENT IN CLOTHES BULLD- $175,000, Corporation Counsel Cal-| ING. . hown has suceseded in getting them / | down to the former figure, which is | mal more than half a centu re list of verdicts bd straction of BUCK at Hitnols Inv nt company if point in the count }Ann McAlroy, $700: W. | hundreds of the 5 irrat & Goots if lars have been’ expended t ding), $4,000; Sunset || out “the know how” of pe " $5,000; Lyle estate A | range making Sarah Siyfield, | $4.2 we are proud of belng agent verdicts, 7. Total, $19, for a range that surely he stood the test by your grand mother, that has stood the test Plumbers Win ‘ in this particular section for the past ten years. We have — NEVER taken back » BUCK range from a dissatisfied user The trouble between Howitt never have, never will | Sweeney, contractor on the People's |] —there’s worlds of satisfaction in Bank building, Second apd || having such a range in your the Plumbers’ unio! sett hd | _R d kitchen—WE know, YOU know Monday. The un gained [ts e e S elmer it will be ABSOLUTELY right and » | point ey agr . years. You'll be as proud of your men * ing to emp! \ $04 First Ave. Cor, Colam Strongest Overcoat Horse tn bia St. The State. j 800 mm | ' READ! INVEGTIGATE! atment and mi | Eapectally in Page 6 resting readin, hods for day we hear the remark from same one who has investigated « themectveo—Why, I had no tea that quem treatment could be hed im Seattle for. the small nt you charge—-and yet we have been advertising this fact for years. Then again we often hear th k made 1 knew I needed your ¢ nt, but [ was told not to go to a dector who « For such people they wo inatitutio tainly to blame for A HOME INSTITUTION one has to f bees nd yet t not see the great numbers of fal such our answer is, you are tigation of worry ey are altogether 1 kinds that are daity sreeif and others to suffer, “mn we all and te f your time, How wr you to drop a postal to any f «t whom ry testimony heerfully given a dafly In these columas and ARE YOU A SUPFERER PROM ANY CHRONIC AILMENT? If #0, won't you do yourself the Justice and ua the kindness to VESTIGATE—READ WHAT THE CURED HAYE TO SAY Radical y Cured Health Is Here somata ie “ ot Orillia, King Mra. Peter Anderson, South Park, rush of buyers to this beautiful || has since boyhood suf Catarrh in every form, Deafness! Wash.; “Many yours of constant ill- addition atarrh of the head sed . . ness had reduced me to On Sunday b lots were sold. © disease was caused by |*°4 Ear Diseases, Asthma, Bron-/ A Nervous Wreck and Monday's were as fol- |jan | ilies: ining " and rendered my life almost un- k | Obstruction of the Nostrils jcbitis, Hay Fever, Incipient Con-| i carapie myself and family, 1 Ed Walsh, lots 35 and i the aye h hone in| sumption, Rheumatiam, Diseases of | Cannot de putterings I en- block 9, $440; S. H. Brann, | bs megs aa n " Ue His throat was filled with| the Stomach, the Liver and Kidneys, SS, Meck’ ¢ Mra 0. B. rhal secretions, causing a con- : Smith, lot 16, block 9. 0; Mel * the Nervous System, Blood and yun Bamford, lots | and 2, block | Harrison, lot 22 Skin, 13, $580; N. t 4, $260; H. I k 3, $196; € 7, $485; 0. J lot 2 and north baif 2, 4450; May Wentz, 225; Thomas Bennett lots blow 13, ik 4, $235 rrie, lot 14, block 4, k C. Braden, lots mt half of 18, block 2, $290; | Charles C. ¢ oran, lot 19 and wost half of block $290 Ada M. Lo lots 28 and | lock 10, $450; C. A. Magnuson, . block 15, $240. The Only Alveolar Dentists in Seattle | F. G. Ric Orillia, Wash, ALL FOR. $5: A MONTH MRS. PETER ANDERSON, South Park, Wash. tinual hawking and spitting, some- dured ftrox ach, frequent ba p AM All Medicines | {i..'Sy pain and din- Gagging and Choking tress after g and obstinate con- him while in conversation. His rest }j | stipation. at night wan b ae ft Home Treatment Head Ached Frightfully, breathing. he was continually | on be cured by Dr. Mo- eavy weight were taking which seriously ih ay right in your own home p it, and any sud- r Ris perfect system of mail neral health. Speakitig | ‘my entire sys- peaking | treatment r my entire sys tem. From the | | aching pain in my ‘There te no batter place to secure}, Thereugh and Permanent Cure | tis Free back Thad no respite, and many a fentific, skilled Dental Work, no|"¥ Dr. McHarrie’s Treatment, Mr Write your name and a ight, utterly unable to get an matter what the nature of it, than | MH! sata }] on the dotted lines here. Th sleep. I was a weak si at the office of the Ohio Dentists,| “Years of effort to get rid of my out thie coupon and mall It to 7 the famous originators of the moat distressing afflicts through | By return mail you will re- Discouraged and Despondent olar Method of Dentistry—the only |‘ f many remedies and the}! ceive my illustrated booklet and || invalid when I first went to Dr method that does away with plates and bridgework, which tightens loose and falling teeth, cures Pyorr hea and all other serious diseases of the teeth and gums. Cail on them and let them examine you. There te no charge, OHIO DENTISTS Entrances 3071 Pike Street and 1430 Third ‘Avenue, Corner of Third and Pike. it of numerous , Phystctans | wulted in utter failure, question blank, free of cost. and I was McHarrie, fect health while today I am in per- I am entirely free from | worse than I had ever been when I| 4 aleop we f first consulted Dr. McHarrie. MAME 000s cevrescovecsvescocees || bowels & Py yn pin 3 A They Cured Me day Such re erlous @ completely 1 permanently near- case as mine are AGArOBE se reeserecccewersrecers shorn of my ¢ | Wonderful to Me time. I have gained 26 pounds In jand to all my friends, and every | weight, and am now in perfect a ti | Weak and suffering women should health. consult Dr. MeHarric.” COLUMBIA MEDICAL INSTITUTE, WM. McHARRIE, M. D. Succeedn 420-422-424. 426 ARCADE lg MAIN 4111. OFFICE HOURS—9 a. m, to 12:30 p,m; 2 to 6 p.m. Evenings—Tuesdays and Fridays, 6:30 to 8:30. Sundays—9 to ll a m an@ enthusl. ther: m we are proud now SIDE SAF RANC detail to make a BUCK and one you need pay —your old stove the purchase of a new one. SEATTLE er all there's no that have no them other than their appearance: that counts and bi SATISFACTION which Ow we'll be pleased of aB the Buck--- —no t e, from any t amallest ri of the ‘ p € there t# range made which has $0 MANY GOOD, PRACTICAL, SENSIBLE points of merit a8 has a BUCK the makers of the BUCK range lifetime to its ng each feat- y point of abso- right nodern methods using of a steel kitchen by @ person ng cooking. factory should know Kes, cone every BUCK after YEARS of use as Over it today are so many so-called steel ranges being jing to recommend it’s the IN- ngs that ABSOLUTE you'll find SURE and and ALWAYS, in a BUCK STEEL ndeed to show you every 1 Range, we URGE you THIS 18 WHAT an appreciation of its ae AFTER other "CK like the is no range —let us place one in YOUR kitchen, 1 DOWN, @1 A WEEK is all is yours right away. range of heater will be taken as part payment om Standard Furniture Co. L. SCHCGEHFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Ave. TAOOMA THE FA 1513 to 1519 Second Avenve 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT On all Cloak day morning. You'll find Shaws Pharm: the stree SECOND 3206 Centennial’s Best Flour Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread Makes Sweeter Bread Makes Better Bread Than Any Other Flour ROCERS SELL IT Suite and Skirts for one week. AVE| Sale begins Wednes- We do the very fins of watch repairing, also sell standard makes of watches at reasonable 704 First Ave., We make best quality in Bak- ery goods. UNION BAKERY AND GAFE 1413 SECOND AVENUE. Lerge Heaters. of the v stock of second-hand oves of all sizes and st prices, RED FRONT FURN. CO. 220 Pike Street ~"M. HEE WO a apne a 0 Cures ar ‘Chronte Diseases of Man or Woman with- out operation. Powerful Chile nese roots, herba, barks, buds and vegetables used, We gusrantes to cure asthma, Eczema, Catarth, Rheuwatiom, Stomach, Kidney, Liver Female nd all other diseases, LTATION FREE, Upstairs Room 1, 122 Sees Office ond Ave. South. Cor. Washington, Seattle, Wash. ty the worse WHEN KNOW WHAT DO. Many pimples, ‘spots he skin, sores the mouth, ul | falling hair, bonepaina. cai | don’t know It ie otal bt Sen R. BROWN, Philadeiph n i | BLOOD rath (gee month. Se tl on FR