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BAGGED TEN
IMMIGRATION INSPECTORS CAPTURED A GANG OP CHINESE
:. OMUGQLERS, INCLUDING THEIR RINGLEADER
ftueeaa* erawned'th* *fforlt of th*
Immigration and customs Inspector*
ma nlshl In their search I.i th. hand
el Chit ... >!,«, tainted In th* rlly
.Wsdnesttsy night la a sloop «hu It
Sum frum Vw tails 111 a shack at
_tt< Bill-tit avenue. North Seattle, lan
Contraband*, Inotudtng Ham May. Wh*
Is pallet a-.t t,> ia a smuggling rlnthsd
ar, war* 5uit...... it and saptured.
Thl* morning th* Chin*** w*r« given
% hearing batata IMM it.at.a .Vm
talsalaner It a man Ths amiss!..! I'M.
«ail Will |'l ataalalv b* tlaport. .1 to ttrtt
|»K C.iluntiai* Ham May will be ebllg-
Mi- trial for Importing Chlnss*
So this country. ll* haa alrva.lt been
arra«ia.t an ssy.ral soasslona hut want
Lite HEM FROM rim
MAN LIVED ON A RAPT 19 DAYS WITHOUT POOD—TWO EUIC
IDES—GOLD AT KENAI LAKE
VAI.I'KX July tl.—(Special Cor«
jasiH>. ! « i -Last Monday spell
ing. James J. Haskell, aged ." tsl*.
fcrs.h operator at Telegraph station
Ka t on th* government Valdss*
Itasls line, committed aui.de by
■booting t-.tmsoir through ths heart
Baring a fit of despondency,
Th* body aaa brought ber* Slid
an iniueai held.
. Hatkett ha l beea th* lon* occu
pant of th* station sloe* last April,
and It la thought that Ih* utter lose.
Bases of the pU.« angel him
mentally, as It has affected ether
operator* already, and lhat he pre
. il lhal h* pre
ferred death to being alone. ■ li*
formerly lived .it Mellows Fells. Vt.
; Th* report ha* Just com* In that
*_ C. Munaon. on* of the govern
meet packers, whit* camping si th*
2*enan* rruasing, aaw a raft coming
g»«n th* river; ■■..-. ap
proach he die. arned th* prostrate
(arm ot a man lying across the log*.
It* Quickly secured th* raft and
garnet th* man to his tent, where
ka soon brought htm to cenecloue
€«•« sad than fed Mm sparingly, a*
Ye »*s ravenously hungry, lie aaa
g Mr ltehten.lv aho staled that I.e.
(a com pany with Matthew Heagan
and another man. left Neilna and
frosted over onto th* TVtsana. » hare
■hey lost everything, and trying to
fafl dawn the stream mat sit sorts
of 1- .hap*, and mar* 19 days with,
past food.
Bahiwnds said his two rem pan
lea* were somewher* hark along the
freer, Munson Immelijialv set out
la took for them, and after a long
tramp found them, but some other
j-susher* had previously mat them
J ad administered to then wanta
lie ihr»e ar* now In good .-s>ndt- j
m*a and will finish the season pro*
■ -.m . ■** •*H • ■ m j-ev.^aj,^..—.-—esy—^-^— — -"■»■. I
F. W. MERRICK
_..mm-~...m~--r>~~- - .asfltV It. -*m,pAt_.-,--m;■-yam*--.-**-. eiin^Sr *r'•—..— ' " "'* * "Vi* — "
705 First Avenue
fl A Sale of Men
Jof^\ Fine Suits
p«Jßra Regardless of Cost
B zj TV yO such sale has ever been held in
9 i Avl ealt!e « *,ie people *iave respond
§ j ** V* ed in great numbers, and every
Trtßf^ customer is a lasting advertisement. For
f§ B j although it is well known this store never
I'll makes misstatements, they never expected
Vml suc^ values as are c'n8 offered.
'*•■* ■' . To close out the balance of'our spring and summer
I I Suits, (they're not light wis. ****_* *M ___****%_
I 1 and are suitable for fall wear, &^^ \_ IMMw
J I we offer $15. $16.50 and $18 .^f% 111 M
m^^* fl values, at your choice %^J^ V,#
Another Special
About too of our very finest Suits, made by the most celebrated Wholesale Tailors of
New York. Strikingly handsome patterns; some neat, other* more pronounced. Work
manship "absolutely perfect, and we can positively assure our customers they will retain
their shape equal to tailor-made. Such Suits that we sold earlier at $.», $«50, $25.00,
$17.50 and $50.00, rf» 1 aw : , _K\_f~\
our August Clearing f7J 1 J \___9\___J
PriCe is a..a .....aa.saas Vl«.is..illllis.|| a %wm A^^J w .
■• • .'.
will probably never he offcrctwo of these Suits to lay away.as such extraordinary values
It will pay you to buy one or d again. -"y
Specials in Furnish- » to Little Men
* am-art Goods Childr's Sailor Dtouse Suits, serges In dif
» v# wv*o ferent colors, ages 3 to 8. values $5.00,
Men's line Golf and Stiff Bosom Shirts, $6.00 and $7.00, August clearing price
best brands this season's newest patterns 93S°
. $1.15 to $1.50 values, August clearing __ ■ __ it* •__>,_
price..... $1.00 Young Mens Suits
Str©k.W HOIIS AffCa ,<5 ,0 ___* and 3l to ZS-*,re-** measure t
-*•• • . same prot>srtionate reductions as in our
Tb« newest e'jspes fg Yachts .-,- Fcdorss, Men's Suits, i.e., $15.00 and $16 qaat
slso, $2.00 and $3.00 values, for tomor- ities foe $10.00
row ...., 75c And $2000 and $22.50 values . .$15.00
free each lima for want st sufficient
et 1.1.rt. •In secure Ist. conviction. Ham
la It.list c.l to have landed mor* contra
band opium and Chinee* on th. Mound
'.'s.t any other una man .na ts.it In tlta
ii,.ma 11* I* reputed to ha wealthy
and la accused of hvlng tit leagu* with
a sand of Chinamen hating *g*nclc*
Bt Vancouver and Victoria. At a rul*
ha aaapl*) 111 aim. outlaws ta do tin.
risky work of carrying it.. good* ts
this country. 810 w**hs ag.. it wa*
tearnsd by lh* federal (truths that he
had lent.; th* liana, what* th* cap
ture waa kaad* last alght truss John
It.via Co. and aln«* that time Hi.
plat* I,*- been under th* survettstic*
of th* sulh-tlilsss
peeling;.
About two weeks ago ana of the
Japanese working lh Ul* A. I*. A.
.tannery it Kustloff showed signs of
Insanltv, and ons ntght tttsapi>car*d.
Th* Jnp oontltigsnt sent out men
to hunt for him. but they all return,
ed entity han !e,i and nothing was I
found until this*, days sgo, when a
peculiar odor waa .lata . In the
cannery, had hla body waa found
hanging to a rafter in the .an Lift
ills feet were touching the floor, *o
he intentionally strangled self.
A nusstan brought in a repot yes
terday that a matt by th* nsm* of
Palmer, from Hop* City, wlilis pros
pecting th* neighborhood Of upper
Keltal lake, found Soma Old it uaa! an
digging* and got XI ... th* pan. ll*
' has returned ta Hop* for provisions
and men A stamped* to lb* diss
tlkt Is evp* *lcl.
* party ',-fl Takstag on Fttsdy
afternoon. July ii. A storm sprung
up from tha tear and drat* ihem
along. They reached Xyak, a dia
ls twe af ts miles In aa hour nnd to
minute*, and IS mtnulj* after land,
tag aft James itrsaSA captain of
the boat, died. He waa burled by '
| his smngaiiliws th* following Bun.
I day.
J. 11. Costeltn, th* Buffalo million.
aire, baa added M.SSS acres nt Kayak
, oil land* to his holdings, previously
| lA.OiO acre* The land Is located asi
rap* Bukttn of the Kaysk district.
It waa owned '« O. 1. Will .ushl.y
The .ansl lereltei was between 13.8,
--ess and tM.OOO
a
Tk* "Irish Duke" Play P.stponed
using to the Ulnea* of Prof. Sew
the Irish Duke" la postp*o*d lor a
few days.
VACATIONS OF FAMOUS FOLKS
NO VACATION FOR -RUS'' SAGE;
STAYS IN TOWN AND LOANS MONEt
'ft seals I la It.eStsr.l
J"TWIPT.'nK Aug. H.-lVuesell
I Hag" Is attending the .sitnimer lv
i.nvn. every day finds him at his
offlcs In the Vi ill street distil, l.
lending money and dealing In puts
and i .illa
Mag* h..a a sums horns at fa
d.ii lnu at, on th* south shors of
laong Island. Jaa. It. Keen* and
Lillian Huaaall ara am. his neigh
bor*, . iofore he has spent ths
hoi month* over there. ... chief
pleaaurs has i».n tn driving over
the country roads.
There have been several reasons
for not gulag to Cedarhurat tbla
summer. Mosquitoes have I -a.. |
mora numerous and bloodthirsty
around New York than ever bnf.ua
Slag- frets th* weight ef ...
and to spend iwws than an hour tn
th. cars *very morning "i I ariar*
noon would mmX be a pleasant ss*
psrtsnr*. Then, too. Wall slrevl ar
fatrs fcav* been In sn unsettled run
dttli.ti. and it rs<i Hired ail the
I strength th* old man could muster
to attend |* hla Interest* None of
It could he wasted la traveling to
and from ht* country place
Case la th* biggest dividual
mr-nsy lender In town, lis haa the
le.'va-d of never having last a rent
nt hla Inaaa 11* know* good **-
cut Its when he eees It.
"Hornet ime a he** smart promoters
com* to nt* to borrow money.*' he
•aid, a fee days ago "That ts he
.ansa they do not know me."
For all that. Hags la mors lenient
that nearly any of the Wall slraed
money lender* with borrower* who
lis li .ana mbatiataM Meat of than
will aa rlfl. the securities pledged
THK SKATTLg STAR.
for loans on Ilia slightest prorotss.
linn. tinge Whlla prolenttng his own
Intarssla, will hill collateral .it.
iiti-i a la an opportunity for villus ll
Hint will bring til" best results I"
i Its borrower.
Ills fun It. lira consists In adding
la Ills minimis Hi.* giaal fi.tl'itia
ths filial .list sin. m af will li la tits
anlijn. I .if a.» nut. li a|M..-ulaitiin lla
■iwiis 1...-I. 11...151 11. ... 185.000.000.i
lis and hta wlfa lis,., in, rhllilrwn
They hava many relatives, nlscss,
nephews .aal an. Ii hut imii-a In
whom ihey hava dla|ilaysd any par
ttt'Ular In In aal.
.i \. •■ .ii \v ii JtOOK.
*■!!■■■■■■■■■■■
•STAR DUST]
•■■■■■■■■■■■■■
' :.'..a tttsra guea riiati.a Bchwab and
Iti. -iia-r.il Ml., a. and neither ona of mors.
■
Luke Cists T.rad
l.nUa th* loam say* lie I* gsltlng
lired ef ihs strenuous llfs aad eslled
up the Star Oust man and asked htm
If he thought he t1..ik..l would be
punished tr he gave I Una.if up to the
glgsle-alggte houss authorllle* of his
own fry* will I.ukf save he la going
to sag 11 .1.1.1 no. a tf is won't sub-1
stliute for bin, In lh* padded cell for
a Whlla 11a.1.1.1.ha.i cs l.asn't rvpltsd
ysl, being i.e. busy Billing sulelds
Stories e1"*..1 himself.
I.uks alerted trouble last night by
stsnding on tha comer ot Second aye*
nue and Madison strwat and stopping
everybody lhat Irted to go by. "I'm
* counterfeit Ofty rent ple> a and you
can't p.iae me," hi* would an r. He WAS
finally perausded that he .as aa eleo
ttte light and he climbed up a telegraph j
pule and west to sleep. Here's his
daily effort
Hee.tat.n' . >
' 1 at* seen be lime ta tail In rime
Has high th* pit. c of . a..! will climb.
And write some cheerful thing* about
the snow.
Th* ali.;.t. chill 'he ga* man's bill.
Th* tie. swart quln'ft* pill.
And other thing* synonymous with
a- .
I rsalla* that I'd be wis*
To cultivate a..mc iiit.ii.tiis
And slug of lovely summer on th*
wane
•i-i! I S'i«t hat* to contemplate
The winter month*, and I hesitate
To ra. . sots, the end at summer*
rstga.
, gay* th* Ilka street philosopher,
i "' tenia* a. c**t*.ltn« lo Sums folks, ss
Just aa eg. use to let s great tmrnm man-
I hey wllh strong dries."
A tad Fast
Tie seldom as.a
Iteerh lofty stations,
An* stay without
lm.atlgatl.na
With everybody knocking, a* w*n4er
Profeeaor latagtey'g alr*hlp doesn't
Ry. " list 11 tie. I* a boost.
Aa e!..-.rlo tight plant Is being In
stalled st X.l.ma
A Weed from J**h Wise
'""•*: *-*-** •rKtJ"'*'.i e.-A-Ptr 4 *****.
Umt thl .14 lb'
pUbllS ramap .1.
gam tally aaaa tb'l
th* pUbllS 1..11 a
about th' nsi
war.
I < ma of tka > .vi.« nan et Warsa.
silia wba war* «> 8«a i'*«l with
ytmae gttta tm oor tnr«*u tut s in.Ht
bad .a«r arm* out of plana .M. Ot-i.ta
il l!la Cshum.r.
l^ira Baltkfaui l, prmaalag sf Orml
llrttaln t. aarlotMly 111.
Dr. T. V. A.lama. who hta Itcurad
In Sa*at' '■* eaturt* as a dafrndant tn
I ■ .tmt. «■ pr-aar ... a I. ur.*l.r s.r.-
I la Baa frana-laoo am a . haraa ot at*
initial a*~mey Xry fataa prill nita
Tl.raa taaak«4 man hrld up a aalnasa
an.l taml.ilrt h. -•:** la Itakar Cltr.
Or, and a*a«aiaa4 tag In «aah
Mount Vaststii, It In aruptlnn aad
| ii la fa«r*S that th* k«laa*a ■■> Olta
fAma will ma or»rwb«!mad br a flow af
tatra.
"Sir* Hal. has as unpltaaaM
dntr m t>.rf m thla aft.t. ;i." aald
Mr*. Utr.ithara
•What a tha If.la tari" aakaal
flT.llh.ra
•Tovt know ah* a** a row with a*a- i
aral inaiabar* nt lh* aawtng rirrla !
Wall, this afiarnaoa aba baa eat to
ja^uara. thin .a."
11. whs ataala mr purr* na par
dajr la no r-nl!*m»n
Kx-*rr*m**r la *ta4 In now what rt '.*
I t.-ifa paraonallr Ihlnba abnut f. .utt
and J. irriaa Tb* .'■ ftahl tt.sif ta tl
aatt a tacondarr s-.»n»t.l..ratl-n.
IJltt* ehur.k* nf «arh*«a
p.. ta. an aaf'.l small.
» Nalchbor* think lhar'ta llrlnt
I'r. t'v rl.wia ta tha lid. Ssta.
DROPPED DEAD
v.':!:js.-n Piatt, sn sa*s t*a'.'-tiX ef
i* .Intnl.ii. four mil.', south of th*
rllr. droppod drad tn frcmt of t»r.
Outhrta'c • fflra at I Sa .In. a I lata
morning, from a sudden nii.uk of
heart dltsasa, frtirn which ti. had
aufftr.d for soma tlma.
Coronsr Hoys ws* noltflad.
Mat tar a raf Importsnca will ba 'till. '
sidered st a ii*-- " ■ a nf lh. fUlnlar
, Htlfhts Improvement club, whlrh
will bo hal.l tonight at Oltman's hail.
, Having Tr.ubl. With Your Htsdl
l)».'-r eovsr with a ftordnn ll.Sd
list, it's a sars euro for all band
troublaa. ttil blnok now on s»l».
King Bros. »I« First *»s. •**
■ '" - a ■ '"*
t,a4l*a admitted rra# at Tha Maad.ata* |
ay.ryda, dila w.th.s. isturdsy. »•
CRUSHED
LOQ ROLIER FATALLY INJUR
BO IN LOOGINCI CAMP
, (Speelal te Ths Star.)
MAllViiVll.l.ll. Wash,, Aug. I*.—
Otto Aiidsrsiin, a linn sniitloyed aa
a loader lit tha Uttmaon logging csrnp
sic ii.uas north ot bars, was
taught hstwaan two rolling loss vi
lilt) o'clock yesterday ii ft" inmn, 11 ml
i.v ilily crushed. j.s ., si ribs wars
broken an.! ha sustained liilsrti.il
iiijnii.-M, from wblsh'lt Is doubtful If
lis win 1 i*.*<i\it. |1b whs brought to
Maryivllln, where hs Is being nasi
sd hy l>r. Bay is.
fin mi ua known, Anderson lias tin
family.
READY FOR THE
ENCAMPMENT
Arrangamsnts ars hslng MnfSst
at for lha aniiuiii snrami 11..-111 of Ilia
Ha.'.iiut rpßlmatit, N. 11. W, whlrli
will lis lia-lii beginning Hapt. 11. al
American laaka, Cspi. Clark -It a.atl
nf tha t.'varslt company, and a prom
inent rltlsatt nf that iit= •. was In
tha city this morning arranging with
• ni.. A. fitaa. major tit tha First
i.attallun, ror ths attendant* of ths
ICvsrett rompany.
I'aamlnatluns for i|l|a.a ssrgssnts
nr lha .list battalion wtll begin to.
11 is iti. it -iitti. Itm y 10 ths appoints
ment nf ihs hsttallnn commissary.
Tha eiamlm.tlona ara competitive
In form, and will bs omlurted by
Val <:•-*, Capt. • .'has ll 11,-ad and
Dr. V. tt, Carrotl.
AID FOR
SILESIA
L»ll I IV Aug. It—Emperor WW
llinifl teat le.i at a meeting of th*
i ttiea council today, to consider
)..<-**. of roller for IHleala. where
IhnHls groat 'Jtstress on BaVouhl of
reeaSa flood*. It lias been alleged
lttsH ministers refused govern.
"it. ■■«■ for the sufferer*. It was
►:.n*n>Uy r*|ieot*d that their rsstg-
E itsMs would be handed In, bul no
ru» A. 'i. *i in taken The mints.
lor*|lmported direct to th* Jtmper
*r SHI captained thetr altitude.
[NEW BUILDING
IS GOING UP
< »
itt,
Tajsot Walker company today fit*
ed plana with the city building In*
aim. tor for a tSS.S*S building which
th* company proposes to erect at the
e-.-itheaat cv.uier of Fuel aitiius
a. salt, and Jackson all eel
The building will he five el or lea
high and wtll ncntpy I ground spsoa.
of ISSalll feet, It Will b* coo at run
ed of *t*am and *>**** m will b*
nse.i as a wholesale hous* by th*
■.tmtai.r fa, whom It I* *r**t*d.
Matthew IV)» and C J. Crlckson si. 11
the contractor*.
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICE* I
! rtxma. taaiaa aaaa aa aar Sara, la aaaa. |
. .m.... -,-m.m- -f*-*.im .mam-mam. *-*..
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Wrm*i*l*na
fa.sk ktaal * *,» t—( t<«a Ik; *•-*, Mat.
a. tt, ssal .{.a IS; tar*. a*. tk
|-t,*.tsl.a.» Its" s te. gt; H'lltut a*
•a*. Illn Ik. lama* fsaak. IS*. Its
Va o .tablaa
Oraa* aawst, It as haa mm a-matar-
M |.--..a..». Parbaaka. II sa*a» i a. rati aa
II.S t'-s.tr |ta** SI.SS .art*.. II tg aa a,
.-.lst, .... Ills, tak .. I**- IS; liaaa
ti -. SafrlS* i-s st. tssas. k- aaararta
i»it. mm-*-* Am* «»s*rr, *** Am,: rastaaaa.
Ilia Isasa la«isrh*a; antem* II 1.. -• .-.as.
MS in*—a issisehra: California aaian&atata.
.-»!! .VI .... lOa Ik
Qr**n frail. Ilk.
kpsatsa S.M.a IS*«|t SB .is.aaa.-aa.
fit i'.ji :ai k»»: SSMa •»• arai.i aaal..
i i-.m* trtfT'Sit V>«; Btltl»r«a. a. ..n «,
,t.ia tmgtgmetatai Ckllfwaia Main*. II .i
■aal*. lists -.a i--a ■ «s litttaa *-&'■*■-. Fas-b
--aa, amike. Taklraa flawfonlt, Until:
aatrranta. I. la rrata; natty, r.aj.i.sr
rias, US: Or. blatiibarrlaax lis. WmS> I
.'--... SI tl, Isaiaaa St Km. as uui'a \
*.■*. ban t*a|tf*»*ia tare, i 11... '
raasitl.a la '-at 1 M .. irai-sa. -Mia
ft ia. kiask. II r.t
Hsy, Grain and We.*
Oat*. HI inn hartar. 13 I•- -S'.t '
19 an ..«. mmm. 13100 laa. Haiti. SSiOO
ls«; kaaa MS 00 mm. •*! .asai l.a « haa
H. W. t:tt.„lrir. arm. • «!..«• '•"•* ** »
mil nail llmalfcr. _••" 111 t«i <■■.
mm* ssHaal ka, SIS SB l*ai kaa> aifatf*.
I*,' an ton: nam l-.a-t Sound hay. 1,1-\i
ton: ■-.i4rtii-«a. trrw,
Stall.r. Chs.aa, tg|t, Psultry
n.'t.t ■ Waafctaatck SSsaasstVas. (Sa. tat
"'fa.t, t.ssk isa.«. mill Sat. basts...
tssxsts.
itn. ..isa ar*-*,<*€•■* N't -J-a.
It- ntakartar. l«te; aataa. brlrk. IftatlSa.
|. ,|,. r 7-~aa.i laao.ta. »Wi|s-. It. a
I Ks__i IMTI/'s 1'• Saaka, It- ...ussa
ttm tP" n * cbkhana, M-tMM »"s; •»»*
a—.. 10411 a
lasasi PRICE* TO PRODUCERS
. PRICHTOPROOUCtm
, nam. prlr*. era la* tan** Satiaaral at
anurias, tia «ai '.aaaas. m »a tka *■** la
««?"> Hay and Grain
! £a.U*a tTMUuua tyiutity. ill. tttss
U»; aif.tfa, Da to 111 Ion; oala. tills
mm: t.arl.r. »• tna. «baat. W.SS
tarn: bran, SM at torn .barta. l.t OS ton.
rt.i.l.liti.ira. BS.SS tea. Psast »wu»d k*r.
Rl SO 11l
' to 9" Poultry and tivaataab
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a. Ik. alaM. <* laat. «* lb; al.s* eat«.
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! IVtistit l» sitistturs* nt«M at lbs
t'ttplro Parti Ihratrr. Iltillrtln r*
itirr.* rmnt ths Corbatt-Jerfrlaa right
at turn Prnnclsco will it* road rrom
lha .ca Murine lb« prrrormano* to
niiht. .
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Tliursdajr'a Slsr, read: Knr *r*Ttdar.
..na mi.l i.nclulf ml«. Odds" sad
lanls of Havan-rfeatad ■nMlMlwara,
Instead of ona-hslf -ptlca. .*;
I Tha harnr-.a raf»a st Tha afssoV
( .« a will romm.nc* st 1 -■' l.iltv **»
I'r" , ..... and fin. .>i >|.st .! -Ms
Waia.h»a. ttil (llaa. aa4 Jasrairir at arksa
thai will t*a» rotl I. inraatlrala.
|...i ai.i. a of <'awt*ll«wls4 Waftaa*.
Louia Klodt J.w*lry C«.
Ns a t ax* I lon IQSO SarianJ A ranna
BANKRUPT
SALE
FOR THE W—— : $4.85
- RFNFFIT Regular $1.2 and $12.50 6.35
RFNEFIT
-» S Pi-Kiil.'ir $3 Men's IDC
nr tuf panis - ••*>*>
US IML Regular $4 Men's 265
nhrniTfinA Pants. il,Uw
CREDITORS-^ $1.50 Men s 65cts
0-. Hats $2.00 Men's T. p|g
f Regular $2.00 Men's QK pfe
I Hats 33 GTS
DDIIPI/ 0 Men's Underwear, medium CKpfo
HI 111 El A weight, in natural and colors, re*. 52 "J IO
.#%*% Men's Blbriggan Underwear,
M 4* " plain and ribbed, Underwear, (jr x
plain and libbed, Ar i
11|| plain colors and stripes, |J_J PTQ
WUl;; regular 50c ww T
Only a Limited Neckties . . . L 0 . 1S RtS
••«•* _. In tccks, four-in-hands, bows, reg. 2, IvUlv
Time Necktie? A|; A i A
AllOWed Pure silk, all shapes,reg. 50c and 75c Uld
Regular 20c Hose, Q fi Regular 25c Silk Initial Regular 25c Men's fag
plain and fancy w*» Japanese Hand- 9f%£ Suspenders ••••.• ■"
Regular Jsc Hose, plain kerchiefs, J for fc*»^
and fancy, Eflr* Regular 15c Linen* fag Regular 25c Rub- IC|*
three pairs f0r.... ouc Collars .... «** ber Collars.*-.. t*J\w
Broken lots in Boys'and Children's Underwear, sale price.... So, 100, 150
No. 1 4041 SE D.S UE | No, 1404
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Don't
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$25 to $40
>* _ ..
To salt r**t
A Sewing
Machine..
aisndtrrl and laotnaa'.o Sav
ins >*»• hlnaa and irthrrt at last
than half th* a«s*iur ink*.
CLINE'S PIANO HOUSE
Cor. Second and Union
11 •lug out our antlia I In* ,
'J of
! Children's Cloth
• ing at One-Half
; * Price
C ftpactsl Bora* Knna Pants,
I Ma.
I Boys' Mt* rl«a.!*H yra.
IJ black. Mn*. brown and
* gray, I* <" "tilts, WW J.
1 xtxey U.t- Si li
J H. Lewis & Co.
JH. li. cor. i at sve. and
I Cherry street. .
... m m mm m" *n*. *m
sa. aal as. _m ka 77ka am „WWr»l
Get the Best For
Your Money
Cholcs Wines ai. I Liquors.
Family trsd* a spatially.
OLD PORT. fI.OO par gallant 33*.
SO*. Wit, fI.OO p.r belli..
All klndt California Win.*
Cheks Whiskies. Brandies, Ola
and Rum. Ralniar. Oltii>i<ia and
Dudwelsrr ttaer on lea.
A ; . I /»
Brunner 4 Co.
403 Pike St. Tel Ma,n lfto°
. gtwim im ■■■■«. in a. —■ —
TOU M t may IM« I* »*t* mnmi- -« bmiM
wllh (hf*« tiloo • >iimi on* block from
Mr tin* ri'i»»#r tti Vtnh «vmim b«*r'N
■»M \V*»fi m\tw*\. lot Mttßft. oirollovl
ii»w. a Mnrfca (rum K*to«r mJiool, i-*
r* I? IU I*. m<-A xmrutm
HNW 4 roo** bMM *■ litartar, M lot
IJO, 4 btoclia fr.tfn cor lino, for tl>*WL *«o*
iriiti« Atmi'^ri * •"matt 800 l>-»*nr
ss*! VU,'..m* Uutt 10T11 lad. l. run
Dry Hot . s__o;^i^Mm
Rheumatism
A j.an.l rrma.il.a for RHEUMATISM. How many bar. 10.1-11?
--that's tb* probtam.
OUR METHOD I» ENTIRELY NEW
M to tha application of lataoaa DAT HOT AIR to tba aaal of th.
dla.aaa. . , . > ,',;.'
Th* haad I* nav,r -,-*m-A in tb. baat Th. long. ar* alwara ftllad
wllh pure, fraab air »
Tr.atni.ina ara tdilalsltl rd try tralnad nvlira.
W» atllclt an Inapaetloa of out* .partra.uta.
HYGEIA COMP.ANY
358-360 The Arcade Building.
/ Independent, A 2372 PHONES Sunset. John 1461
*
LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST
Out Saturday Special
For this special we offer a f\
HUNTER PATENT FLOUR SIFTER- Mr
Regular price 15c— special — : -* W
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HAMMOND MILLING CO.. Star tie
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Sealed M I" for ■'»' I tali a pi It liege*
for. ths ail* of confetti, l<-« cream,
t-Uiri, candy, soft drinks, country
store, Jspsneae tea garden, Parisian
roof gsrdtn. Tatiiale grotto, and any
and all other concessions other than
the sale of Intoxicating drinks, Will
ba opened at the exposition grounds :
en Tuesday, August IS, st p. is,
Th* omnnitttee prefera/ to have
caah propositions, tut will ranstdst,
proposltloua of one-half < li) cash
upon at-ceptance of bids, and th* re
mainder payable on th* tit-i'iitnt day
of the exposition.
The rt ...ii .ii opens August Mth
and closes "September sth
Tha committee reserves the rlahl
to trja. I any and all bids.
7
I There will be a band concert every
afternoon anil night. I'lavalo wilt
put on hit dangerous (itoycl. per
formano*. the moat ramarkabls of
Its kind, twice dally.
Contracts l>av* been closed with
the Mini.lvi. Hallway company,
with l'r.sf l.a Croix, th. celebrated
trapeze and a11.1.-for-llf. pat form
' er, also Ms .'...'t.-itii World's Great*
est Acrobatic Stars, and th. famous
Turk., and .uy other attractions'
SM be upon the grounds.
Ths eMunition will b* given by
the Chopper* Degree Camp No. 1.
W. O. W. Urea. .11 vomunlca
ttons In sesled envelopes to A. 3.
I Hpeckert. tecretary, 'tl and t'nlon
streets, Mealtle. Wash. Write
across the envelope, "BIDS."

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