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I
TWINKLED LIKE
GOOD DEED IN
- NAUGHTY WORLD
THAT'S WHAT THE* TWO LONELY LITTLE LIGHTS ON UNION
STREET DID THROUGH THE DARK NIOHT
tl waa as dark a* ihe pr-orerhtal
eta.-h of blark cat*. Ml I'r.toit street.
lo*: night, Henighlcl Utens stood
on the uncertain bank* of th* tarty
I'ti.-i .ii :i which »ttvliheil from
Thlul lo ».*t«titlt. and. looking ttpoli j
the threatening ruins thai bulked]
taut ttt tb* dark, aiuolatd to then*,
aches fragttte.it* tif **The lleeertsd
Village." intiissnerited with modern
ejaculations umnt emphatic If less {
poetic.
At the loner end of the demolish
ed ilteet. tin Ihe corner of Third,
thcie twinkled faintly a tight which
might have been mtatalten for the i
latni'in mt 1... .. out looking j
with hla discouraged gltm, for an]
holiest matt. Or * •'.. again, this
tight thai etas all bul hidden undrr
A bushel «tf mtdtttght ' i« and th.]
topsy-turvy tnlstellan)' of Mother i
P.i'it-., at rap baaket. might have
atru. k one aa being the diminutive
naiti.t'. i .tation.d on Ih. tltt-canj
buoy al AI-KI point. Hying lo thine"]
"Ilk. A a deerd In a naughty '
world." only m Ith sllgblly leaa *t»c j
• eta
Aft- paaslng thla one Utile lllitin- j
trial inn. the resident of Ih* benight, j
*i! neighbor ho.*! plunged him fst.th I
Into th* '..--- hoping to. the!
laird liarty lhat lh* earth would not)
ei|-*n up and aa allow him. At wo
trusting to luck that he would not j
be burled all.* half way art-cats tb*!
atretch at dutkness under anm* ofi
th. piles of brick* snd boatrii* which |
are artfully piled up all aktog t'nton
atreet with aurh running disregard
.•I- the 'i-- et gratify. lis took a
chance also on getting "white*wash
ed" In ett* of ".. — Impmnoplu bathe
f4l'.''''a '. by ■'.". I" l-i'l'-iai!
I Bit.-:, and filled wllh A Tegular
Anna tt*ld i ■•; . " t. to atl ap*
i<air«n ', of white geek prelimin
ary lo the manufacture of eomething
or other which gvara to mak* up th*
atrset ttav*aai»nt for gtmenatlona yet
ttt."-• rr. lo walk upon. If the con-1
tii in are silting ai 1 ihr creeks:
not up. j
Plunging further on. th* praceab!* *
rittarn got Into new troubles. Did
he but dare to •■•-.• en ens end ef,
A bo*' th. other end fl*w up and
st.. te htm In the face. I-i I h* es
HEAR ITALIAN OPERA
WHILE THEY FISH
PUOET SOUND ANGLERS ANO NET ARTISTS ADO THE MERRY
• (aRAPHOPHONE TO THS PARAPHERNALIA ,
When Thomas A. E-.lt.eoe. Invented
the megaphone be probably did net -
know that he had provided a mean* ,
of amusing Ihe enterprising fisher
men ot r*uget .■",■ t 11* baa done
a* and our .it.' century f..:. catcher,
look back u;i . t- . t .:..••: :. as
being unfortunate In not tangl
been |i>..!'.»! with Ihe modern
n.et-hsnlarm for amusing thcm.eH.-t
Th. Lan .lefl fl*h.rm*n could
stblt* away their many epere me
"all. only by spuming ettdl***
yarn and fighting each other an
■Mat foe. - Nearly every sloop
- And schooner In the I.is et * -i- i
fleet 1* now provided with a g, 'a-,'- -'
_ apbaone.
* . The lone fStJerman r.o lanaer r.**d*
I* he lonely. *. ■> matt*r how far
from h»i and fi • • ■'.. tn hi* in -'
tor th. Inhabltanta of th* deep be
f __________________________________________________________________
v STAR. DUST
A Madera Be-Peep
The Milk Intptctor least a-., nerve.
And didn't knew «vh«re to find at.
Th. ..n.r.l public ha. a hunch,
Th.r. t aem.thing .It. behind it.
Th* pi- -it arc* of Chicago er. on
a strike **' ii.*' i ta be good
li'tl to the breakfast food ttutifl.
facturer*.
Peioator Plat! woqlda't be m* rrt*-I
These Suits BmWtWfr
Custom mil
Guarantee, ffllL
W. Bo
._Moail(£lhi!i_Tisrij)ini
©dDo
Cor. Second and Union.
•■a to go anin. I a i-f t I'e. he stum
bled Into • i." i I". i he atleittpt
to male a barilcaile of odda and
ttida, straightway hta foot gut hung
oat an Iron rati, and within three
•i .in of. a larch a tall h. fount)
himself i •.•mate.; upon it a tro.itnd.
feeling i . i.i.-t and afraid, fur at
this stage of Ih. lint. It became a
certainty In hi. mind that th.r* et*
i-i-- i an organised • ■ i--i it •' •.
agaiiiat hi. i- ■■ - and - .f. n. and
against hta dignity, la tht. t- ■■ it
lliferrtt. land h. frit that he should
put nothing paal the cotmtiiun enemy,
and there waa a welt-deftn»d aua*
pi. i.ut in tit. mind Ihal the big auto
mobile roller waa out aomawher* on
a attti hunt without ,t light, trying
lo slip up «n htm In ihe dark and
confusion, and get busy as a Jug
gernaut.
This Ihnught waa dough to fetch
Ijr now thoroughly terrified tltlsen
to hie ftet and set htm plunging
at'eo I atgalti, li.tkttig tu.lt.ely over
m* ■' ■..; in for lb* prowilaig Jug
i -ii. . .' hungry to flatten him out
like a tlullerii k pattern. Thue, by
S lilahtntaie pi.. ••« did the . (Hren
make his way homeward, and when
It* reached a point betaecn Iteventh
tnd i.'• ' 1111 -I'-.'.-, hie fortitude
and ;•■ ii*.-•!. .- were rewarded by a
liny t. in In the dim dlatanretfmark
ing the way of • • •; * Yet. perched
i»e It waa, on high, and ehlntng bul
family. It tn.ghl hay* been aa easily
lh* port light of Prof, i a, .i > in -
• ii ti- out on an aerial «-rut_H*. and nol
..;..•,, . "a. ii had emerged, be
ii'ii'irii' Unit.. I and wllh hla nerve
all « "i.a 1..*, or upon Ih. lllumlna*
lion sl a .'.-■•. of three feet, could
he b* aure that It waa a ■■ •'. euro*
llla.Ugh •' .!. lii light.
When It waa all .over tha ctttaen
". I.i the werda of tha i llle(
t >.t -iv he ut*- lto read In Ihe tittle
red a. b-.iihout* aitea-i th. tal. of
th. pilgrims, who. wben delivered
sn New t_ngt*!.d. barren adjure*,
a ho:
":>., . . knelt down am! thank.
rd y* '.'• ai 1. i.. i for delivering
Ihem up "fnttm the peril, of ye -auM
and might** deep 4 and bringing
them tuvftty to "ye good* and aolld
landt"
hat cettrtpany. TTi. gr.phaphoet.
ti.-. hiui dialogue* of doubtful
. . ■ . ot . hurttctr between truth.
I-utel and negro .."•»■-.-.-.• The
••-.;* moat famous band, play fur
him and lh. world . gmleet atnge'*
tog for bint while he palienlty wait,
for the wily fi.a, lo bUe -.■• hook er
get Into hi* net trap f.e can liatcn
tO •-!...', i c la a ill IT e| .! c. the lite.'
• •:...., and ragtime ..»..-
A f*w ot Hi* old-ttm* emm dog*
wh* ar* ao ...:-< In **a t_, .■ •-.
tlon that tb*y believe la the tale of
lh* Plying iHiichman. hare froenevl
upon the iri-ov at.on They cay it 1.
a 1..._!.. ii- I Tt*,. ••. [.. ae;.r.
-i -
• , re. tn* fish atear. However. Ih*
younger men eland by lb* gr.pbo
phone, Th. i;.•■...■ ..erne la now a
well tetablwhetl article ef fj-rii na
ft. every well rrgutaled ft* • ,• -• •
kit •
on Pri.lay becaut* It |* an urtue-ky
day for a wedding. Out why Prl
day}
A Weed from Ja.h Wit*
"I aup "IB *r,e
m.. why co
many divorce* la
granted la be
cause judge* li
gen'rally married
men.
Ip oil Queen Ann* hill they are
getting tired of rhuting Ihe chute*
at the pleasure of tha •.;••- ti -.-. rotn*
pany ami have about decided to ar
range a coasting apparatus of th.lr
own.
A man has .ued for lIA.OOO becattae
he was thrown from A runAway Hal
lard car. He realty might be said
to have waived hi* right on mounl-
Ing th* car as th* risk is well known
to tin.*., who are unfortunate
enough to be fort aad lo get Into the
man-trap, every day.
Two ownerless grlpa wer* found
on th* atreet yesterday. The .police
might ln<iulre of Ifughey llehn and
VVoodcork—they aro.icpertfd to have
lost their..
What', the ... of a atreet drink
ing fountain, anyway, wh*n there
«" a- many beautiful aprtnga and
ponds bubbling through our Ihor
ouklifareaT
A Rait Lake paper gravely an
nounce* there are 'bad flood* In
ICngland." Bait Lake haa evidently
been having etpertenee ■» ,I ( good
floods. •
A man srresled for drunkenness In
this city wa. discovered to hay*
enough dynamlt* In hi. pockete to
blow up th* whole town. There la
mni— than one official rait* Ing en
• •i-i'.'it heavy hainltcnp of the et*
pluslvr, bul Ihey don't know It.
Pretty Bad, NaT
Whe-.l A feller a frrlln' liiltrtl, bum
and blue
An'- he ii- • hi i aeem tv ••■"■•. much
In lull.
ttelirr let hlin gta hta way
Pur It .!.....■ i eceatt In pay
To tell hint what h« it ally ought lo
do.
When ynu •___*_■ a man'a Inclined lo
. make a roar,
l| Isn't up to you to mind-the ! >...
•"'».••'* a liirllin.l of relief,
la I hint holler. let him beet.
If you sympathise tou II only ui.tki
him sot*.
I.l'Kia TUB LOON
Kite- cleaner* yeatetday turnrd
Hie tf.rr Into a raataurant while
flushing Ihe -ii.. to i i,.1,1 the
..-ti. i tell so elated at Ihe unuaual
event that It went tnalde to ■ • ■ !■•• '■
the ttivt atsliaa.
My .later Katls used to ie,
A very i. . • t.i cert.
She n*. .1 tea like to talk m m*
Aa every Meter ought;
llut now ahe a In. call, m* •at**,"
An" *'Ktd" an' "little lira!.*'
An' all I.a- reason Is 'at she's
A . ii t . ti on her hat,
t wish! 'at Bomaaene'd cm* along.
An 1 marry h»r. by Jim!
Maybe ■'.. t Iry ta work that aong
An' ■'...* off onto him.
O* course ehe'd gu away, but tleta!
Kb* ain't no fun at that
To have around th' hour* atace she's
i A cut lain ou her hall
Th» Lett la fsund
Ja-ah tunned ut. bright and entllltig
this mtindtig, ft* eapl.lned he had
been do* ti registettng a kbk »Hh
the Weather Man. but had .trace ',
com* te th* ctotw-iu*iotn hi* gT**n um
brella w.wttd pa*, foe * auinahad* If i
v,... !. .• k. . '*fuahlighf* woultl i-«st I
(or a tank teat.
William "Tomorrow" Hcett is still
refusing to dlaarus* th* gs.mbitßg I
uueetlen'wht.e the alol nta-chin* men" l
and boy. who "pt.y mer'ntee for '
keep*'' at* coming In for tit* entire
attention ot Ine "prcacraattntllatfl at*
tenter a" offb**. Th* "an .' tall la
an tw laird.
•**Tl» better to have rr.f*e.l and
b**n caught i' t> never ... ha. c .*•!
a graft ai ell." m.-i lo be the slew
ef a good many efflclals.
There wtt an Inspector, ami what d*
,*U think.
H* waa P. d t* Leah after th* milk
**.-,!* drink, *
Out when be «,.,.eid milk wet Wet
autted far -let
He Arem tamo >• . aalery id (imply
kept gui. I.
We have steed tar f.ewi.ld.hvd.
•Btilkat**,
— . "... ill** >'». ■ tat mt ma-ar . •
Walt me stand fee . milkman's In
tpentar
Wb. simply WILL NOT earn k..
Myt i
Th_ Stage
"Sherlcxlt Holme*"
i.i' Iteyte s fanae,^ (truth httlals
tb* boards at tbs (.read during lb*
ftrsl half of this week, and be bat been
.ta- at.....• a Mi I-i-t.nit... stunts
I.' -c , n a •. • la.- ... .a. -. |.!«M
..far. llerbeM Kelcsv aod Kibe gbas-
Won ar* lb* ec-star. ef lh* piece and
lltsy ar* **eiated ay a good reeopeoy.
Tb. engegswteal t.riwltvat.s Itnaerrow
•iii A matinee "... be (tern t met
.... a.'a-r. ■ - a •
"Th. Print. *l Rtl**n"
Th* Prtnc* ef TVoen." •"b a
t'fi'i * c. n:ai v will follow "llieiwl
ii law* at tb* Orand. opening it....
day aiahl with aa laiaegee.. I et f.iaf
l-i ' -rr-..- ■• •. i :.:. i. one ef Hit #.
music.l iidle. as. lb* read It rar*
'.It* .. orcbeelr. if I* pierce which
wilt lo enlarged to It by lbs -Him
ad tb* regular • 't-« *f tauskttar.s at
tb* Craed Trill* rrigana. i • a lb.
!*•■!'• s 1 ■■!. rei fart
"A Gentle-tan of Frame"
JAmre Neil! I* packing tb* ge.ltl* 1
lit a-*i every night with enthusiastic
ti .li la i• a tb* Best psrt trt th.
v...* kl* ri.nii.in I* giving "A ■;•» ■
tlitm. ef francs." lbs beat t.i...
In which I.* ha* c- sppsartd in thtt
clly.
'A Omllam.n of France," " - Mil
for H ir.l.t. Mondsy, Tuesday and
Mali.!.!., ev.nlrgs with Rainrday msl-
Ins*, lm Wednesday at..l Thursday
Neltl Will present "A Bachelors He
roenee,** and fair Friday eveniaig Ail
t iitin aOaly** romedy. 'The Lottery ef
Lev.," will be i r. ..i.i,.1
"At -the Old Cross Roada"
. The Third Avenu* theater hss t.i
few tetter a! tree tlon* to «ITer Ita pat
ron* than tb* piece runalng at tb* n
tewn i "■ rl " ii ". ..i. "At lh.
Old ''" bb i i- ia a n .-< .... .
aad l-t* Of '"I'la. I* lb* til lit*
. i.. company ia a good one and ii
nttii. the house every night.
HOSE PLAYED AND
SEWER GAS FLOWED
ll ha* been left for Fhaw'a oytler
and chop house lo Introduce a new
fad In Meat tie— that .if taking *
i.a'ii whll. ynu eat, Tbia fad waa
Introduced und*r prole.t, and waa
anytltltnr bnt pleaelng either to tha
proprietor or hla patrons, ftlreet
■;. ir,. •. rn> i. i the hoe* Into a man*
hole In the airlnwalk above Ihe re*,
taurant. tthaw romplalna thai lh*
forre of the water waa ao great Ihal
It worked through •!,» walla of a
connecting sewer and deluged th*
pis. mud tn the Inconvenience-of
those eating, lh* setter (ti clear*
Ing the rate nf all iluert
si. i» tattmated the damage to hla
l 1.t.. at 11." and preaented a bill
to th* city for that amount, which
wnt i.f.ii'il payment. II- hna note
filed action wllh the *u|ertor cotirl
lo recover the amount of hla al
leged 1...1 Mr Bh** * i 1,., a- la at
the corner of First avenue south
air, l.c kt'-n atreet.
Till SI ATM STAR.
i October j £^,/X C A*f*e '_**. ii ail I ■ l"^y ! Won
M... ..1..-. J — \V- a-efit/oxy , __a.__r — w,,h »'•*
. -^mßmwfifft.iiimUr
'$ Record-breaking sale Of
Black Dross Goods ggpg O«J^
———■I 111 111 l __________M________i «*, (A. jr.e-f. .... m\mW %^W *%_fr7
Tour i licit* of any of our regular • I / I*! quality of Illai k lures (iorids. Our in... I. floods .tuck
I. on* ef Ihe moat complete and best aslscted stocks In Ihe city. Here you will flnil all lite .nuali and
I niii tti-tira at...* lime bstuine au tatpular Ihla I all, A few ol Which .... iiit-litlulind below. Baa Hit
window dll ilar.
il in. lliack Hhurk Bktn, I I l .. In Illark Arinure.
«S In. lliack tltanlte. I** '' »"»<•>« K,ln» *"$•• It In. lliack Venetian. |n ,„,,,,, ,.|r olM. '
II In. Iltark Hrrge, |** In. Mack SUhtllna. |!• In. lliack llrriadclolh. | r , .„ mack Cheviot.
Among _ the Furnishings
The laat slilptnenl of our new Ttlninilngs baa Jtial arrived. A mo.* rnmplrt* aim k of, every
thing new In Applique I bop Ttlttiintlig* and laSfftg would tie hard lo fin I. 1• i one week, Irlllllienl.lt
reduction, will be made Itt Ihla d.partmenl—
Oe yard for limit 'dimming, llialil. In rream and black
• 'ii .1 in.iida at tie. le, He, III* up to SO. yard.
Hllk Applique for Tlir. IS*. :isc. fttle ami up le Vat -Tt yard.
Hue Venice Applique taac* hands for 3a., SOe, llh. and up to $I.SO yard.
Jsl Trimming, at IIS. up tv $1.41..
■le***^*w—w^^»**^e-«t—i^^~' i»iii*^r—iW^^^^i.---a.^lw t< m w eweaß»^aa*.^^ •*+*.* •a*meja.__m^%*mi l jm m ea^^ > **l-r*mer^maa<
A Great Broom Sale
\W*jAt The Leader
110 I i li ri - ii.. SI, .at Would bs sn rspet tally good t.lne al tic.
Ihrt.ugh a fortunate putchae* ii •-• an l_uti.ru manufacturer,
g» t itt al. ■ • i. is.
One to a cuelotTter, No lelrpbone ordera accepted, nnr ilellv
ei a • mad*, and abeulutety t .., . , , i t,. dewier..
Small Kitchen Needs
Itelne'a Frull I'reaa, regular
"*v value lie; for, eit h -.!•■
/ » . _ llul.her Knife good, heavy ate*!.
/^Aa&SuXmm—Z* »alua; f , Hie
*-**__*-s*^vt-^_"T' A»be.lee Rt*»e Mate, each .. 4c
**** 'B^V Match Ma, double, lo hang an
tun. Japan*** Un, tegular la;
for .le
I* Cole's Original
■slgfr Hot-Blast
MB Coal Stove
!?-te^S lavas Ont Third Year Coal Bill -v,,
'^T 17'J^j| fit •••
t___J___\\__9a__\_r ■ . i>7
n$ M^^l Nl l t at'
W I 11. txi
<lty,<^^MhtJS liuno
MPtsk ERNST BROS. M,Pfc,tl
HUSH!
THI UNDERTAKERS ARE NOW
IN SESSION IN THIS CITY
H'f__.a_r__n*' There la a yawning
In tk* grate- a, i. Ihsr. If . t if.i' I
in Ih* grays. Th* un-Uti.keta ale
t- -• .( to lawn. -
At It O'ekwk Ihl* ii.- a i ,i.g tlnii r*f •
f,i. ■ iii»,i got Icgether a' the **.
a.a ef Btitt.reoeih a Aon. In eetottd
annual •.*»» •.
Th* meeting ws. a-*tt*d la carder
i»- tl ■ prsstdsnL K. IL l_o_tt*rw*rth,
and a numl-sr ef commltt'** *P
-1., ■ i.J Tb* meeting Ihen ad-
JoUTtl.d.
At t ••dark Iht. MMggi the
l<tale Aateocisllen of Funer.l Dtree
tor. converted .1 Uutlsrworth . Th*
.ft.mettn eewoen waa opened by an
in- .- iti- n by th. Itev. Calrne. An
addr**s mt *e!e«Bfne waa delivered by
Mayor Humee. to whett Vie* Pre.l
dent Crandall reatmndei., Preeldenl
Ilullsrwnrih thsn delltsred hla an
nual address.
Th* atinurU lire** W»* followed
by repcirt* from the various «iliiiatt.
tens.
Mrw R. C. Williams spoke briefly
nn the question. Ilea a I tdr A
fit c |n lh* Prof . .loW
Th* feature of !lie afternoon aw*.
elon wa* a I*r|ure en demnntireil**..
by W. P. ll»,i*i*iu< li of towa City.
lowa. Tb* *p*.k*r I* r*pul*d to be
en eminera lauthortly on •It team-
Ing nf lh* profession. ,*-.
TRAMP WAS
KILLED
While trying to board Northern
Pacific freight train Naa, ti, between
Auburn and Christopher, late laat
night, an in.kt...i n .trip was
ground to piece, under th. wheel* of
the hot cafa. Coroner Hove la .1 the
•cane of the tragedy today .king
an Investigation, line of the tramp*
reported the affair to th* elation
>g*nt at Auburn at II.JO o'clock laat
night, and he In turn Informed th*
..i 1.,.• i at Seattle.
Fro mthe etory of the affair re
-elved here tha three men were *t
lempttng to get on the train wlilch
waa un tie way to HeattJe. They
lumped for Ihe I i ni. I.i an s under
lha our* and alt bul th* <m* unfor
tunate man aucoeeiied In getting on.
lie In • "vi way missed his fooling
Mid fell benraih the wheels. Ilia
limit was dismembered and strewn
along the track for 100 fart.
The Irartip who reported the mat.
ler at Auburn did not give Ihe Hum*
of tl.* dead man. If he kn*w It
Coroner Hoy* report* from Auburn
that a *tlp ut paper in the tramp's
I--B- set beare the ttani* of Ike Kauff
i.i.o and that he cairled a ill (a
(i.tel ■ -*■'-■ '-
SALOON MAN THUMPS
PIANIST
A King an" tela i-a. -.par. Disk
Pie.,- hss been arrested * *
warrant from .lustlrw Cana • court.
charging him wtlh asaault and !>*l
lery en 1. A. Ulerben
Th. eawapiaMi. a - n0... who !• a
ii, .. »:. In Fleming, place, .'.
thai It. quit «erk. espl.ining thai
hi. unlen weiald no longer alkie blm
I* work Iber*. latter hi .a- be
waa taking •c • place of a planlat at
Ihe i . '.i.i.e for a f*w mometit*
when hit ea-employer entet*d the
ptwse and aateulted htm. Whether II
wu ke- ... .' tb* quality of hla
mi or a personal hatred the
complaining wltntu do*, nol 'at-
PASSED
Th* list ef th. 11 applicants who
*v. 111 In |.a..ir.( Ibe civil amy.
11, a einia.instlain. recently held at
Port '1... t,.eai.i. for third grade algbt
In.re. t.-a. and walrhmen. haa been
put.:i.he I. and from II future ap
polnlmenla in Ihla district will be
Iliads.
M Ih. he.,) of the lie! was Bmagt
I. Port Tawnsend, wbo stood
M. —.
Tb* in. , .i.ftt! flea I lie appll-anra
w.r.; H'li tl a heaiu.it. tt 10; Irtl
F. Sllckllng, "»1 It, Henry v Pirn
did, ii in; nil. M. Nay. 10 It
Chaa t 1.11. !• Hit Chaa. N, Itlp
iinser, tw. Martin la Frank, ft:
Jetae A. Jam*., lift; Frederick R.
Palmer. ll.M; Waller Mmguaon.
M■• Frank A. Henry. 17; Frank *_,
Wlnebrenner, t7; Harry O. I>urner.
at it tSeav >i ralleriKtn. •* «t; Crwf
,'*ii II ll.olli. It.iO; Arthur Him
it-..i,s II; John I. Thomas, tl; It
win J. Itavl.. .. Joseph F. Cam
hsr, MIO; Waller M, Clark. II.10:
Tha-** W. Msckstroth. I« 10: Chaa. O.
Eddy. 1010; Wm. R. Mrtrlrun.. 10 10;
Mn.ei 1i,,.,., 7t 10; Orln W. 11l U..«.
77.10; Arthur it C.sselton. Tl it.
Fr*d .' Hlodgelt. 71.0; John V.
Wlrjroff. 7li John 0. Uner, 70.t(1.
From Ilallard: Chaa. I. Hit ins..n.
Hi); Mllea W, Ilnalley. I*,lt.
FANCY
DRILLS
FOHT 1U1.1.T. Kan. Oct. JO.-Tli*
offlci.il count of lite troopa .on [m-
Interesting to All
'It..' dally i.i • from Ibe lllg
' llouaefuinltblng liepartrrirnl.
GUAM. L.VAMU VALUES
I'i-in i n.ai Kellt*, l-qt„ Wllh
• boih ball and aide In utiles, teg
ular l&c, for 111.
11. Plate*. I In. regular tin
Value; fur, ... ii ...Oo
Dish Tan, IT.ajt- regular tic: for
* tl.e
Muth'Cooker. |.«it. double ttoll-r
for tlra or mutb. regular Tic;
for, e.ch ,83.
Fawn Oats
lull Bv.i.i'i •I- ii 1 package—
I'laKlal for Tumnriow—
Bo Packs go
Not ever t package, to ... t.
cu.ton.er.
Adams ™,*S*"
I '• «' lioatted • ..'fee at all
in... *
»II Recond Aye., Cor. Mt*.'.. r.
-_ AMUSEME •, Ts_
Grand °r'r.^
tmaaaaa
! John Cort. lie . Phone. _.., ft
Two Nights More—Wednesday
Matin**.
Tremsnda.ua Baeemm of
Hirfcirt Harney .nd Effi. iKannea
Mans. .nt. l.at.tel V, aVrtliur
In
SHERLOCK HOLMES
Price* -I 1 It. Ilvo, __*_ K>a. Me.
Curt.in ai a II ii ..ip
Coming—'Th. Ii lute of P_ie*n."
Grand '*%%£__
iOHN COKT. M.r Ph,,ne Mala a.
'iHt.AT And Three Haa.-reedlng
Nlghtt. Hatutday Matinee.
*•':>• PALPS AI.AUM
BTATTSiMANf
H*nry W. S..*g.
Announce* ii, i.e.i-n of Musical
t*oencdy t-*'t. .. i.e.
PRINCE ON- PILBEN
tn Pitt*] and i.t. Authors of
"King I-todo."
I'll — |! r.,t. ll M JJc. It, Hcea
eeat*. 1110; dlv.n., 11.00. .•*!•». l«l
public school mattn*. Raturd.y,
lite, 7Sc, »*c. lie, divsns. II.JO.
Heats now on sale. Curtain at 1:11
■harp.
Neat Attraction—"King Do-ix"
BASE
am rcorcation park
4RIORI Cos.t League
P.ctll. Coast League
™ *** TUMitRROW
M Los Ait gel os
LLoa A age lea
va. Seattle
aaaa *ett.- ot ri. ..inc.
mm tisane Called .! I .. . lisk
B Aiituliaii n 13 cent..
L tiraiiilelai.il It cii.lt nit.
' - i _S cents
l.tat.i! alt ci tl. .lira
RL mm Take Virginia ur Cedar
**^^m atreet car.
Ing the maneuver Stela loday
totals itt-iaily 10,000 men and cflii • t«
Iletldea Un,. ml Hat.. who liae
rharg* of th* war game, there ■»
five brigadier generals, four foreign
attaobss and iM .late attaches. Th*
program today wa. occupied by
epectaoular brigade drill* In order lo
prepare Hit ti._-.pi for i i.ii) ttt an.
-mis maneuvers.
'
ComfortAble Underwear
Twenty yean experience enables
us In be of service to ail In chooalng
Just th* right (am.it I. W. a.k
the prti line dt showing you. Our
prt.w. air* reasonable, 12.00, 1100,
li 00, It "0 and up per suit. King
Hint, Ml Flrat avenue. __*
Stun.;, Fisher & Unij. sicond and Univi rsiiy
*-
All the Seattle Women Will Be Buying
• Lace Sash
Curtains
Tomorrow, Bargain Square, 9 to
12"Noon- •
A Job lot of Bobinttt Lace S.tb Curtain., reefy ta
hang, with la. * .d_.i and insertion ef I.t.i whit* only,
tern. -*_0 pan a, worth We pair; tsa—orrow en Bargain
Square, from 9 to 12 neon, only—
20c the Pair
DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE.
Sit Sleeping Gowns
M.. ' of etlra g0.;.! quality Outing Fla-Mirl. full length
legs with feet, pink and blue atrt|#, .woith Wo—
Nine to Noon on 9Q/»
Bargain Square, Each •*'*'
I,o*o pair. Han Fact Black Cotton !lo»e, all elara.
rati* weight, ribbed tip. all altee, worth I l-*o pair;
* in noon, on taargaln ea-uare. pair.. ••• a*
UN > aida'Ail bilk Taffeta and Clro. Grain lUbbon*.
w,>Hh 15c to Ike yurd; » to noon, on bargain asiuate.
yard 7#
Chlliren'* Colored Ilorder Klne Cotton Imam Hand
k*r. 1... H. worlhregular .'.• , > to noon, on sal"
amua re. each • **•
| (too Hchool Tablet.. 100 ehreta of t(*-lnch paper '"
Ihe tablet, ettrn good petuil tab* end wnrlb regular
li. r to noon, 01. bargain eviu-re, each. «•
t *
Stone, Fisher & Lane j
Second Avenue and University Street
SALE LATE
U.S. GOVERNMENT
GOODS
TWO WEEKS ONLY, 208 First Ay. S.
Ifteinjj; October Jl, without fail, or , .net- if stix k it
exhausted, at (he number of these gotwls it limited, and no
mot' Overcoat! of this character arc to be had at any
price after these are Rone.
All Wool Overcoats $4.00
All-Wool Blankets, $4.00 per (.air, each .......$3.00
U. S. Army Late Regulation Boots, word $9,00, for. .$3.75
U. S. Government Rubber Blankets, per pair $1.00
-— - M - a,... I. ._ .
U. S. Army Buckskin Gauntlet! Glove-, per pair . . $1*75
'
Prices "no more, no lets" than quoted. Limited poods
of this character, and no .more to be had.
Two Weeks Only, at
208 First Ay. South
CASCADE LAUNPRYCO
CALL-TRADE PRICES
SHIRTS IQc COLLARS 2c CUFFS
( 817 SECOND AVENUE- -----rm S *m
OFFICES -J and ■"-;.:
( THIRD AVENUE AND MAIN STREET
LSTArfirhiAiw}
;>*■»■* uTplttTThlaSTttt m_j
A ': i: a*> i' HUCCBBI
MR. JAMES NEILL
And lilt (pit 1..11, comiaany In
A'OENLEMAN OF FRANCE
llrpentcj Tni.lght and ILitiirday
Wednetday .-I Thuiadny
A BACHELOR'S DREAM.
Friday Nlghl
LOTTERY OF LOVE
Matinee ptliea, 110, 10c, Tic; even.
Ing, 11, 7ic, ."''., fit
third ss*
liiiai.il and Draw, Mgra.
11. Hi Phone., 147.
Price*—Nigbt, M. «0. SO, SO cents;
matinees, ::■ and It cents.
ll—Curtain Calls la-ast Night—
A lllggar su.'ce.s Than Ever.
TONIQHT
All *.-..•. and Saiurj.it- Ma' ,c
Arthur C. Alston's Company in
AT THEH OLD CROSS-ROADS
Tti. H..-1 play at this theater la
yean.

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