The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1906, Page 5

THE. SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY MARCI (\; yard, where she ran after taking the] years, bestdes an ‘onan wraner bolton, With his wife, he ram to) about 6 y¥ ot a he unfor See what the trouble was, tunate woman told Mra. Goebel (hat they had only received §¢ in three WILL LOAD PILES Husband Forgets Family weeks from her husband, who works 7 lo lum, Out Steamer Edith, of the Northwest { “Vm gotng to diet Take care 6g) !8 4 logming camp at © ’ ! IF my Dablest™ orfed the woman, of that she paid rent and other ox rn Steamship company, will have Goebel summoned Dr, H. 1,.| BOnwe™ all repairs completed at Moran's the Rees who ou aly arene that Nelghbore Care for Children Intter part of thiv week, and then } ho woman had taken poison. : acetal Chief Stratton of the police de-| City Attorney Ingersoll, when Cae a Raat Pepe or ante To DESPAIR BY HUNGE R AND CRIES OF HER CHILD. | partment telegraphed to Mr, Shel-| asked if the olty had not done some y y 16 freight being rattroa | the famnity, said that (Speclal to The Star.) material, Creosoted piles will make don, and had a trained nurse from] thing to bh only been reported REN, MRS. SHELDON SWALLOWS DRAUGHT OF CARBOLIC |tho Ballard hospital attended her the case hi up & large shipment for the Se BELLINGHAM, March 20.—Tbe| ward docks, the teredoes having . According to neighbors, Mra Shel- | the latter part of last week, and thatl) H | ip AND DEATH barber shop of ©, 8. Jarvis was! been particr Geatructive ry Acyo—-LINGERS BETWEEN Lb tT don has had more than her share|a charitable society went her @ [7 | wrecked Inat night and union mon | cm, Particularly destructive in th i ‘ of trouble and has threatened to} groceries If the woman Il¥04/ aro guspocteg, because Jarvis’ wife| Me™ . take her itfe more than once Shel through the day, she will be emt 6] worked in the shop. ALLARD, Mareh T von . te actd In an attempt to ond her! has three Iittle children, the young fone Hallard hospital, Netgh re i panne, ; eat 7 months old, and the eldest 3{cartng for the children ume | WATER NOTICE rt ‘ ° That she aid not aucceed ta due sks comuittes of the Aluska-Yu \ }\}to William Goebel, who Hives direct on fair baw made final arrange | 7 og -¥ i. nd monte for the dinner to be « given : gs Ming at (th | ly across the atrest, He discovered April 4 and the Rainier club has| TO CONSUMERS IN DISTRICT! Sadve 2 K om he woman staggering around the Beh wtenday at ’ been selected as the place, Invita NO. 3 a ——_ — - cane are few being cont te & Water rent due in March for Janu é business men of the elty by actt 3 BOYS ARE MARCHING) ==% ssid “| cz gest i May, if not paid by March 1, be * | | ¢ These Are a Few of the : were digeaneen. bunston instance} Lout-—Water spaniel, dark reddish | COMO | | : fall the city north of Galer street. | ‘ eta as rm rene 8 meain = ihr a tee “ | Metered water rates due from first | | Captain Dudley, of the high school | Saturday morning, they departed for] reward, Roturt i. ¥. Dockeon, in wemeit Of month ped 5 e mes a adet company, has Inaugurated bi- | Everett @ they ived at 4:30] 4525 Bighth avenue oes | Hnquent om twentieth ° in the afternoon, Tr ver | e mbera of the ompany Pvery | home on the boat tr it e gg other Mriday afternoon the boys tn imissary department waa! on-] HE--- é blue line up in front of the high and everythis was} + : school and with all the necessary ording to the marebing ; tary accoutrements, start out It te the tnt » of cog ane 8] hc mech he spay uysa Buicelkgrange Everett. They at 4:90 | enjoying immer he prospects of | at the March Sale Rm snd arrived at Badmande at any fie tripe en fost, ‘They are| : 2:90 pom, where they stayed over icing for the annual encamp American lake, hoping to at this ts the way the range buyer of Seattle and suburbs can get GREAT BUCK RANG here. T ~ he liberal ay this store will place a BUCK range in you hen—immediately $1 are the ex Leaving Edmonds at 10 o ry FIGHT FOR POSSESSION OF | DOCK WITH GUNS AND AXES: one of the best known | and Lathrop, and took possession of Jeu, and at present in| the dock, The following night Archibald and Lathrop, with their] men, made a sudden attack and} shotguns and axes were prominent his departure from the nor n city for a time. | & week ago. He has been a ru Finally a compromise was effect stockholder In the Valdes ed and Mr. Tes sold out bis interest pany, which for the past twe The trouble all Housewares and Crockery Double-Flu e Rangel down and any amount you want to pay each week or month. Dr. M. M. Ting, Dr DRUGLESS DOCTORS Graduates tn Osteopathy 416 ARCADE Phone Main 4132. deo. D. Burr na absolutely the highest gra ! terms upon which you can get a GREAT BUCK range made. asc Thin Decorated China Creamer, for—~ 13¢ payment on the purchase of a new BUCK range. ge will be taken as part Solid Nickel aspoons, always ping at the Butler, had or to g?t your Buck range this woek suro an exciting experience just 7 f all kinds Lorena Standard Furniture Co. n@ about over re has beea engaged in court | stockhe differenc which Method” na), without the tases tigation. were allowed to grow on account of une of medicines of | Two weeks ago Mr. Iles o ho court being held at Valdes this ture years and the original occupants, Id winter. 2Blade Warranted Pocket ur chosen pro SEED if you are going to buy « pts fl ect range see how much more im that have been given up or not Seaitio 1006 to 1016 First Avo. Tacoma proved the LAUREL RANGE le than otbera $5.00 down and easy payments buys one. Your old stove taken as part pay 218 Union St., Seattle 618-834 Becond Ave, Ballard. “Genuine Ow cured til cure you if oat gaa ly ‘ ‘ t cller tn Washington and saying. | makes old things new " f and W rer PACKER ener BREMERTON ITEMS BREMERTON March 1. 15¢ The AE |Navy Yard Marine Baod now has 2 members, This te the largest number yet enrolled. Granite Coffee Pot 29¢ and You were anxious to sell yow f wand discover after it was tot for free con CALL at our office sultation, It may be the re- turn to the hag of your The expens ward laree Ask for our free booklet, It ex plains our method Quick Nicely furnished real -estate office, all new. Your chance for a nice office 405 Orienta’ block. Ind. 3718, ect health. emall, the re ate that your neighbor would bave 25¢ |) 300.00 more bought ft, and paid you than what you obtained for it. Your neighbor reads page 6 and found a bargain. Go do likewise. ose acc 10Tooth Rest Malle arden Rake, extra | $1.00 ereesese Bristle Hair and Clothes Brush— 59¢ foe Fancy Etched Jug, tall tankard shape— | CHICAGO, March 2°. General Moody resumed }ment in the packer’s case this morn Mra. Geo Tripp, of Seattle, te} ing. He acked the decisions Of} visiting Mrs. Gibboney and Mee rodueed by the attr | dames Wm. and Thomas Byrne eye for t Aefendants to support and declared they| F. ©. Woolsey, sub-inspector could not cite e single case to 8UP | has anked for six mouths’ leave. port their claima He gave 8 powWer-/ iio wants to go to Alaske. ful and tucid discussion of the law of tmnmeaity and said it was tm Rev. Mackey, Presbyterian, bes possible for any one to #0 COM |severed his connections with his strue the congressional law a4 to| Bremerton and Charleston congre make It the means of evading pUD-/ gations and will deliver farewell ishment for the offense deveribed |sermons next Sunday jand Congress could not pass a law lto be used as means of protecting) Mrs. Neuret entertained at dinner | jthe violators of other laws, Hejiast evening Mr. and Mra Forbes! said that if the packers had com-land Lieut, Larimer, in the Nary mitted mo crime they should have! yard nothing to fear, bet that If the com tention of the packers was upheld,| Gieun Fetterman, drugaist, ts every distinguished citizen of the | spending a week at W Walla. country could break the laws withion businesa Mr. Bider, of Seattle, immunity and would flock to Washb-|is in charge of the drug store while ington to claim it he is absent Moody provoked ® laugh by ay ing that he could imagine Messrs SEN TE Swift and Armour meeting Rocke WASHINGTON, March 20.—The senate is consklering the fortifica-| tions appropriation bill this after noon THE THEATERS The Star theater had great audi ences last 1 THE MEODANL CO, INC. 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Single an his handsome An | William Windom, and a number loft other remular and epectal turna 1 song and mov a bia hit La en are admitted te ten conta actly like picture, handsome nished brass, regular price 75¢, Saturda 55 Cents cia} rges, black Worsteds, . PECIAL WEBER SUITS” for less AND STOUTS—Strictly hand tailored garments, best of fa t plain and fancy Cheviots—cannot equal t At the People’s Greatest Store the Price Is No s Al ling and Front Door I to matcl tinyes At Cost a the, Wor More and No Less, applaus n 1 Bright In a comedy t Wilson, da TT" re MERCHANT TAILORING WILL ALSO BE ONE OF THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE NEW STORE, WHERE YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND SATISFACTORY GOODS AT SATISFACTORY PRICES. Ssh =<=“"1The WEBER CLOTHING CO. OPEN SATURDAYS TILL 10 P. M. Sy hy aS 1525 Second Avenue Bet