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PEACE NOW REIGNS
IN SAN DOMINGO
JIMINEZ MAS CONTROL AGAIN OF THE GOVERNMENT ONCE
WRESTED FROM HIM— WOS Y. OIL HAS SKIPPED
JUAN I. jimim:.-
WABUINQTON, D. C. Nov, ti.~
AdMccs from Han Domingo today
Stat* that sll Is now quiet there,
tit in t..l Jun! JtmUtrs, the revolu
tionary i« .i.i. i. Is now ln control,
while Wo* y till, the deposed pr-rsl*
dent, ha* relt the country. He has
gone to Porto Hleo sboard a tler
msn tn: :...■'
Thla is the second Hut* Jtmlnes
b.->» i -, ii jn control of the govern
assnL •
■ir titi made president nf
ter the assassination of Pre**
l«t««i| Itrurt-via* In l*v«es. In July,
15v"_. after a two-week revolution,
led by Vice I*re»Ment llurtitto V*»-
UPHELD
THE J. P.
TURNS DOWN DAMAGE SUIT OF |
DIRECTORS WHO RENTED
SCHOCLHCUSC FOR A PRIZE
FIGHT
t-'.hiav I directors who renl attract
bouses for prise-fighting purposeii,
ars entitled .to. little consideration,
according lo'a verdict retuinevd lsst
evening in Judge Albertson's depart
ment of Ih* superior court, In fav«r
of th* defendanta In the suit of W,
11. Hruckart and' IL A- llserlovher
against Justice cf the Peace J. Tsy
lor Wright of Ilertin. who fined the
plain!" j:"« each ror having thus
violated the lavs'. -Wtlght was sued
for 119.004 a-imaft-i I.V Ihe men he
had punished.
Last May. the two directors rent
ed Ihe Ileriln school house for .1
fight between r-*red Itu-tisel and
Charles Lever. Tb* agreement wss
tbat the school district was to re.
celvo It per cant, of the iPite re*
relpts nil be .-.-ti,;. ,-t -v. -I for any
damages t» the buidlng or furniture
which might occur. The third dl*
re-etor tbjected to the fight snd he
wouldn't go Into the ,'•.,'-
* When th* mater wa.* t.,'.•••: before,
the Justle*. of the peace, the third <!1- 1
rector held that the law h-id been
violated. The other directors claim*
90 lhat they had a reefed right to
rent the bin!.line, as the contest was
a scientific one. and nor nn ordin*;
ary p#ts# flghr. The Justice couldn't
.see but thai the contest waa an or
dinary pilar ft*!.'
APPOINTED
MEN SELECTED TO FILL VA
CANCIES IN THE POSTOFFICE
DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. V. Cm No*, t*.—
It _ Lawrence of Vermont has been
appointed to succeed Assistant At
torney Christian, >-, resigned, art-It.
W*. Webster of Kentucky, to succeed
Daniel Miller, recently on trial for
postal fraud.
Cnlon Havings * Trust Co., open
sll day Haturday, until • o'clock.
Deposits received ta sny sum, from
11.00 un: I ncr cent. Interest paid on
time deposits. 112 Cherry street.
- -*_E__9___a_n * **
Monster Band
to Play Grand
CONCERT
The Miner School of Music -nr*i
peaed of an aggregation nf faor
well known band* mt Ihis ctty, MS
'give a grand conesrt at th* front
of our ttort an Sat unlay, th* Uth.
to begin at 7:« p. m.. rain or fin*.
An Idea of the playing strmgth
nay be gained by staling thai It I*
composed «f 1" trombones, ■ cor*
nets, 14 clarinets, ■ alio*. I basses.
4 baritones, I drums. I piccolo*.
A grand total of elghty-flvs mag
nlflcsntty train.i! mutleUns.
Coma and see th* wnnderou* task
of conducting tlghtyeflva players
J.Redelsheimer&Co.
Btronyeet Ov*re**t Hsuts In tht
Stat*. WjgK
MO-IS! First Aye., Cor. CM-B-M-L
It Pays to Tr*-* on First avenue
nm i. Jliiilnes wn* forced to flee to
a lien, h *:i.i' \ ,*.|!n- vvua 11,iiii
the dictator of the Islam! republic,
but he caused l.ul* Woa v till 111 be
declared president.
li'i.iti..- went lv New York alio
tlien lo l*«rw, where lie laid plan*
fnr a new revolution, - 1 ub I.- t
spring lie hiitdevl un the Island and
righiing h.i« lereti fast ami furious
ever since. Vasques reem* to It I. •
dtsatipriiml. a*(id Prrsliicnt Woa
y (111 1" iiiv hits iin. iv n up 111.
sponge .in.mi, .i will, therefore, urn
things unlll the next revolution Is
pulled off.
WILL NOT INTERFERE
.VAKHI.NIITOIC IV Qn Nov. Xl.—
Th* slate department I* In receipt
of a cable tiiesaaae from I'nlted
Htates Minister l'ovvi-11, In w-hlch the
latier states that he refused yester
day to recognise the new t rovlslonal
government set up st Ban Domingo
by the successful revotultonlsls, Wr.
1'.i.v.1l i-i-i-i..i thai the i'u'!.,!
Plate* government cannot and wilt
not Interfere In any manner wllh
the composition of the arbitration
board named by the government of
President Woa y till.
OCX. uouACto VAHgrnK.
_, w.e-_- , m „_,,
CHURCH MEETING
M.itk-i mi-i i ILiptlst church—
Cor. Twenty*fourth aye. south sndf
M.ii stf ret. Ilev. W. •'. Junes, pas*
lor. Morning servUe. 11 a. nu, sub*]
JecL "Jonah and the Irish;** evening.
«ervl»e, T;*o p. m. "What I* Christ
to You:"* r'i.n.l .v .«, i., ,t. IS;JO p. ttu!
a Y. V. U, «:«i p. m
SHROUDED
IN INK!
DARKNESS
______ _-
WESTERN AVENUE COMMIS.
SION MEN FORM A NEW ASSO
CIATION FOR PURPOSES OF
A MYSTERIOUS NATURE
I •■ '
I »The Heattle .Produce aasocUllcm
(has been farmed by local rotnmla*
slon men.to succeed ** lh* He. ttl*
Product exchange, which .Hc-.l lsst
spring. I.'v! Wednesday evening,
.it a |irlvaie meeting at the residence
of J. IL p...lee. the following of.!*
cera wers elected:
Prank I. Wheeler, president; \l
C. M.i*. in, vice president; Charles!
1 i;i>i li. secretary.tressuter. The|
new association will open sn office;
nn Western avenue for th* Irsnsac-
Hon of Its business, soon. President
Wheiler declined lo slate Ihla after*
noon Just what kind of business ths
office would be used for, beyond
that ll would anawer aa a means of
bringing tbe ct»nnit**!on inrn .loser
together for mutual benefit In busl*
ne.s transactions.
All ttie targe -nlnwlrsi houses
already belong to Ihe asportation.
and II Is -".is-.-iri! that the smaller
one* will eventually-Join. Ho far
the pn-s'ee.jitit.. of Ihs new aaaorta-i
Hon I iv* been shrouded In dark
or**. woswtotwwawmW9oomooawa
BARN BURNED
NEAR COLFAX
(Spatial to Ths Star)
COLFAX, Nov. -t.-The barn of
a*«rg« HI. Peter, a farmer living two
miles north of Colfax, burned last
ntght with all contents but ths live,
stock, which wss rescued. The loss
Is tXCOO. i
LOGGER ,
KILLED
HEAD CRUSHED BENEATH BIG
TIMBER, NEAR OLYMPIA
(Spsclal to Ths Star.)
OLTMPIA, Nov. 19. -James Mc-
Kay, a hook tender In I nisrklilll
logging camp, was Instantly killed at
Ihe camp yesterday, McKay was
"parbuckling" a log over a stump
and when th* big timber waa rolled
on top of tha slump it suddenly
swung around, striking McKay on
the head, killing him Instantly. The
dead.man wns well known In this
vicinity and Is a nephew of Alexan
der McKay, a Northern Pacific Um
ber i leer.
gam Irwin, of tha Parlfla Packing
* Navigation Company, broke hla leg
In Tacoma. wli-ic he had gone to at
tend the meeting of tba Myatic Hlitln
ers W*dne*tla>* Night 11. bosrdcd th*
Interorban train at Tacoma and
tlarltd to walk from on* car lo an
other. Th* eara were uncoupled anil
In ths darknes* Mr. Irwin si.m off
the tnd in .1 fell to ths track. ll* Is
now *' lbs Provider*** hospital.
AMBERGRIS INCIDENT #CLOBED
Professor it il Vl'sra of the .Ist*
unlveralty, has fomifclliat w.iat was
believed to bs ambergris**. Valued ut
119,004, seised by tit. federal g«V>
eminent tYtuW a launch belonging In
ih..ii. - Toil i a few iiiiitiilis ni". Is
In resllly only whnlv lubber. Pro
fessor Hv. ie. v .1. Hie urn.lysis un
der an order by Judge llatiforti, some
Hnn- ..iin The case Is still pending
in th* United Hlutra cnuil.
LABOR MEETiNOSTONIOMT
Ilievvers— Teamsters' hall Pacific
l-1... i.
lllnrksmllhß-W. I* I* V, hall,
fleam Ktiglnrers— Waitresses' hull
LABOR MEETINQS SUNDAY
Hi,ilh. l li.">■! of engineers'— tt. T.
block.
Typographical Cnlon. No. SO2 -N.
V, block
Hlrumslilpmeii —Plyrr dock.
MR. PURCELL
MADE EM
REGRET IT
FIVE DOYB, WHO INSULTED EX
PUGILIST'S "LADY," KNOW
BETTER MANNERS NOW
l*i.nik I'm -.-ii. a ..iioi'ti mnn. Chin
i.i'H, who k.i ii a Chinese noodle
joint on Washington slreet, snd five
boys, moat of whom ars Ihe sons of
respectable Hettiile |nui.le, wore up
before I.i 1..- Judge tleorgn yes
terday on charge* of disorderly
conduct. Ttie boys weie flnnr* ||
each and Pun > It l&.
Ths boys were having n Thanka-!
Klvliig good time, 'Hi.l atrayed Into
ths Chinaman's pise*. They had
been looking on Ihe w Ina when It
wss red. They cursed tha China
man for nut waiting .11 Hie.. and
used a few words that aie not hraid
In good society, I'nn.ll Waa sil
ting near Myrtle Cl..}-hurn. and at.
though Myrtle had probable heard
such language before, I'm.. II 10l 1
Hi* boys to . iii it out.
•fhey would not. snd In duty bound
•ws Mytlle's eacort. Perrell shut them
up In no gentle manner. He Is an
eX-pUglllßl. The. • -hll. .1.1. 11l . an., 111
to sre what was the mutter, just In
; time lo stop a stool which was (ly
ing through the air, and went down
and out. He recovered promptly
land called m lietecilvea Hubbard
and I 'teen-..in. who took Ihe bunch
lo headquarters,
Th* boys, who wer* given low
fines, on "account of their age. They
wers James McCulloco. Kllla Hut
ton Marsh, Kdward Pierce, Andrew
li-*:.- i, and Andrew llurgatn.
Despite. tha fart lhal twin* ef Ihe
[boya are of legal age, and all eg*
fcept ene under 17 yeara i>ld, they
> had no trouble In grt tog all Ihe
liquor Ihey could pay for all over
itn" ,i. Another example of th* fall,
ure of Ihe police to enforce the lawr
against selling llQoor to minors.
'Guam
iimeiu
mum
The finance committee of tb. city
etwincll yesterdsy refused I** «pp»«-
prists sny tiwvre funds lor the posi
tions of rlty meat Ins pec lor anl two
qunmtittn* guards. The i»7» guard
i.i.iiinin me, in .ff. I. abolished
.11 being unnecessary, while theroewt
tttstvector** office 1* not to !■' IT
established until a thoroughly com
petent man to fill It ran be s*rur*d.
i W. IL Hulter, the present meat In
steetor. has resigned on account of
i the small salary attached lo Ihs po
sition, snd will |e-.ivr lb* rlty's em
ploy December I. * "
COLLINS' ESTATE
: WINS A
Judge Joiner In lb* superior court,
yesterday rendered a derision In fa.
vor of the defendant In Ihe suit of
the heir* of a de-reesed wire sfalnst
the estste of ths Ist* John Catling.
Tbey sought to recover a oos-sttth
Interest In the Hesltle tts*t«l property,
but the court held lhal th* com
munity property law under which
they claimed did not go tnto effect
until after ths properly wss pur
chased by John Collins.
The claimant* are grand children
of Mr. Collins by his first wife. They
contended that. their grandmother
waa entitled lo community Interest
ln Ihe Heattle hotel properly, valued
at about tto.ota.
The China Mutual liner Oanfa was
scheduled ta sail from Yokohams
yesterday for Puget souml ports. Hh*
will be followed by the Itlue Punnet
liner Peteus. which In mm will be
followed by the Tyd.u*. snd she by
Ihe Ping Huey. The Pint Huey will
srrtve.some time In Pebrusry.
s
Union Ravings 0 Trust i *.i. open
all day Haturday, until * o'clock.
Deposits received In any sum. from
11.00 up; t per cent. Interest i .il.l on
lime deposit*. ill I 11.11 V street.
BBS
25 Cents
PER POUND
por Adams' Java ll'.. ml Cof
fee. Remember, we guarantee
Adams' Jsva lll.ml the lieat com*
fee on the Pacific coast sold at
IS cents per pound. W* roast all
our coffee freah dally. We have
coffee at all prices ami guaran
tee satisfaction on all. *
Heat Hulk lowa Creamery Mut
ter, I, pounds Or,
1 dosen guaranteed Fresh Hatt
era Eggs, lai:
:r-
Adams c .-,c„,. M
»21 AECOND AVICNUB.
THE BKATTLB STAR.
PIONEER
OF 1844
SAMUEL B. CROCKETT PASSED
AWAY AT KENT YESTERDAY.
AGED HI YEARS
The tlealli if Hamuel 11. Crot Iv it yes
i.t.l.l v tfttrnoon at iv.ni at 111 '*■
of M yeara, removed one of the ..hi"
settlers tn th. .i'liaet Hound country
ami on* of tli* i,u ii. si pltitirer* of lb*
slate. ._._,
Mr. Crockett in. .1. the overland
Journey frnm Missouri lo lit. shore* nf
I'uget H..uii.t ill nil. In funtpaiiy wllh
Son ..t1,... iti,. faced the greatrsl hard*
ship* i.. reach th* far vv. >t it. landed
at Port Vancouver In imi ami Istrr
settled st . |.i.1i,l ...nib of What Is now
H1.,,1 aft, i li, srrlvra her. li'
hnn.t .imi,. of the fabulous weslth
el i 'itiif.il iim*. gnid mines, and ..i.t
wllh many others to hunt for in. .. I
low m.taL Ths -Tip proved a failure.
He waa strlik.il with malaria and took
a steamer frnm Han Kraiuisco for As
torls. Oresini, In August, His.
Thoroughly .Ilea .1 » ,11. Cali
fornia. Mr. Crockett went bask to hla
llttl* farm near Olympla and lived
there a greater purl ol lh* time there
after.
Mr. Criekett bulll th* lirst gtlst mm
at i mtrslet snd later brought out
hi* family from lh* East. In 11*4 when
th* Indian war broke out It* and his
two brothers constructed two f. tte,
sn* of which is .till standing
In 1-M Mr. Crockett went to the Ter
ritorial i. nt-<iat..i<- Twslv* year* ago
he in.ivrJ io Kent .1..,,- h* I.e. lived
up to th. Hon- of III" "lißlh
Mr. Crockett built the Hr*l grist mill
yeara »i.> to Miss Mslllda l.lt.yd al
Hood I.i i.r, Or*. A nn.nr his private
papers sr* sum* v*ry Interesting his
lorlcsl i..i.s mi,,.i « them being a
proclamation from President Umoln
and a prorlamatlun from (luvernvr
Stevens railing Ihe first territorial La
islature.
Mr. Crockett leaves s widow and s
number of nephews snd niece*.
MILLIONS IN
RIVER BED
MORE DREDGES SENT TO DIG
OUT THE GOLDEN GRAVEL AT
HARPER'S CAMP
!Sd.c*i to Th* )
VAeNCf'CVBU. IL Cm Nov. tl —
Two mairitruith dredgea for 11l-
Horsefly district of Caribou, Is the
latest enterprlss In connection with
th* dredging Industry In ililtlah Col
nn hi i. and Ihese to be Install*'! ill
ground which contatoa fortunes for
the operators.
More than a million dollars have
been wsshed out of th* gulden gmv.
•Is al Ilu ie-i's csntp on th* Horsefly
river *ttne the first parly of white
men b.enn rocking at Ihe end of
sn Island In lh* rlvrr. tn one
month's time a party of eight rock
ed oul j:"'"'»>>. Chine*, companies
have taken out, It la rnrrfulty rs.
Im. .'. I. |fc.i. ""'i and II Is saf* lo
say a million dollars haa come out
of thl* ramp .Hi Ih* early days.
Mr, ll T. Ward, manager of the
Ward Horsefly Hold Mining rom
pany. Is In Ihe rlly this week, and
Mated thai since lsst !•— en.i.er he
f !■«. been prospecting Ihs ground
around Harper s campy sinking
shall*, and has run a cut. stsrllng It
'at M fe.! In depth from Ihe river
bank, an! grsduslly raising for 1009
fret In length and 40 feet la Width.
Th. lust few days he worked he was
In mti'-h richer irravel then pre
viously, having struck a vein of
heavy, black gravel on Ihe top of the
Ilu- The last dsy he piped hs look
out I tail, but Ihls wsa In excep
tionally rich ground.
BANT A WAS
SET FREE
Isaac Ilanta. ehirsed will the murd
er ef ft.iv- Morris, .it on November 14
I-~ sl VsM.S. ws* SCi.illllrd 'luring
th* i.em of court hold this month at
lliat place. The plea ot the defendant
was Introduced lo prove that llai.ia.
at the tie... of Hie murder, waa Dot
responsible for hta own acts.
lease ll'.ri. tl today Instituted dl*
nut. proreeitias against hla wife. Mr*
Annl* llurust!, on ground of desertion.
Esql.*. Att*nl.*nl
The funeral of lirother J. W. nut
ter, a member of Nome aerie. No.
?-. wtll be held from Paste*' hall, on
Hunday, Nov 19th. I I'll at 1 p. in .
sharp. All itieii.na are retiuesled
to atii-n-l. by order of
lit% in.; WOOD.
Worthy PrealdenL
HUNK l».\\ I.
Worthy Hecretary,
...
Why
Is It
That you see dally the MM peo«
i pte rating In our dining room?
It Is because we strive lo our
utmost to serve ..it patrons wtth
the very best, cooked In 11 i must
appetising manner.
m
1320 Second Aye. ■
Coffee to Perfection. j
Westlake
Boulevard
Addition
On Lake Union
The best Slid -in afiesl close-in
prop. 111 i-ii Ihe imiilnl i,..1m i be
yond lbs tiuestlun of a . nl,I.
100 Close-in 1..1s ill
Hi., to |..nn Bach,
i
Our im el i ■»t>« nih i and cheap*
•et lots were mid during iii
iii si ten daya of our sale, v\.
liv. I nut ill ..... lulß left,
ranging 111 I'ricrs—
Oi" ■ „___ ■ -. , p
i PIIICn-TKIIMH.
Kiom 1176 to 1300 each.
On p i viti. nt. of l!S cash and !'■
ii month, or 110 cash and lid
a in. nth.
»M I Hill I.MR
1100 cash, balance monthly, will
gel you a home now. We
have II plans ready. ' ■
„ Our prices Imle street grade.
sidewalk snd rlty water,
which w,- at. now putting In
~—- . -. . 1
INVi:STMUNT.
Whal will water front nn I .Ska
I'iil-..n. faring on Wrallske
Huul.vard, be worth In ten
y.arsf The canal to this Inke
■ wltl be completed long befote
that Is III*. rv font rxtrsva
• (antT It's only 110 now.
•AND PIT—
This Bund pit ,i I.ii. . IT 1..1.
Ths lots .re worth the. prlr*.
The sand la worth twice as
much. Th* im inn.- is IS per
cent now.
"Ie t( ,ii Is on ii,. ground week
I .tr. • Bvery lot Is placarded.
Lake Union Land Co.
, , Oeo. A. Virtue, Pre*.
P. .•-jeehren . -*♦•• liflntim Work.
. Uw-ni I'i.'i... r I!, Hi.ling
LIBERTY WAS SHORT
D 11. Carr wss yesterday !. aaed
f'.ifn ths ..unity )ait. wher* h* hss
been "serving m **ntl for petly
larcstir. 11. was air.st' again on
a mnii.iii leaned from Judge Cann'a
• I'iiti. charging him with Ih* same
Offense. The Healtle Tranafer Com-
pony, which is lb* complaining wit
i e-.s alleges thai but May can stole
two grips from one of Its wagons
Thi. being Ihs second offense, an ef
fect wltl be mads to send hint to the
penitenllsry. ■
tt ks announced by Dodwell 0 Co.,
n«. tils for Alftesd Holt A I'u. Of Llv*
erpool, ■hat the big steamer Ping
■*»*•»■. will sail from * IJvrepool De
cesiber U for I'ug'-l sound ports,
S-
Cnlon Hartnga A Trust «*o. open
sit dsy Haturday, until I o'clock.
Ih-i-ibii. im etvrd In any sunt, from
11 im up; 4 per cent, Interval paid Oil
time >|-.s|ls. 11l •'li.it > aire*!
...
MAISON
111.1)11
menu
fOR SUNDAY DINiIER. NOV.E9
Queen Olive*. Radishes
Young I'tilon*.
Consorr.ms Colbert.
Chicken a In Heine,
Clam Chowder.
Presh Crab Hslad. Mayonnaise Sauce
.Pliet dl Sole a la Parlaler
Prl—es.e ds Volatile Montlgny.
i*f liav 101 l a Volatile Meßtll
ltavlt.il a I.i <;<■!...vols*.
rtfcn* nibs of Ileef, Hpring Lamb
• Cauliflower Haute. Prench Peas.
' T linked or Ma*hed t'.it.ttoea.
-
il Vanilla lr* Cream.
* J Lady Ping.'- -picaroons.
« S* Assort*.! Cheese."
It I Pruli.
\ -Hlack 'Alter.
DIAMONDS, OTHER
PRECIOUS STONES
AND PEARLS, FINE
WATCHES, FRENCH
BRONZES, SILVER
WARE AND CUT
GLASS
G. Beninghausen
713 & 715 First Aye.
Heut to MscDougall A South
wick CC.
f
p p
o o
At ONE-HALF Price
A TREMENDOUS SMASH-UP IN
PRICES
Nut less t tin ii Three Hundred
riitiina will be thrown on Ihe Hiuttle
market, legardless of cos!.
All ..in i.i hi. ii stoics are being
. 1... mil, nnd not a doll ii ■ wurlli
of gimds will 1..- left outside of the
Hentile lime.
THIS BALE IS NOW ON.
OPEN EVERY EVENINQ
UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK
W* have over One Hundred
I'l.unis tlml will i. ..' I. US direct "111
tho factory, this week, and aa many
more on the floor Ihut or* 1n..ml
new. They consl*t of th' very In -I
known makes Ui the Inud.
There wtll be fully One Ituiiilrrd
I'i.. in... li. II all are guthered In,
111. have li.en SOld, I. tit. sml con
signed t.i nur ngrnls, and will be
illap■.!-■■ I iif aa secondhand goods.
These Pianos nt" sll 1,,1., it
makes, and are fully guaranteed,
both by .... ,_,-, in. and Hie factiuy.
Wllh a i-..im. Nt uf %:"., down und
lio j.. i ii,until, th..,, I'lanoa will br
sold ...I without im.-ii si. If at th*
end of the year >ou do 1.l find your
l'iano aa represented, ws will re -
fund every dollar uf your money.
Hur reasons for throwing on the
market this large Int of Pianos will
bs explained to ynu Inter on.
READ OUR ADVERTISEMENTS
SEE OUR GOODS
If you Intend to purrhass a Piano
within Ihe nest two years, this Is
your opportunity, -* -,
CLINE'S
Fy«_vno House,
Second ami Union.
Chiffoniers
JS We hsv. Just
T*• V y'. received a large
;7 ii a 1 Invoice of sin.
it & up-Lo-dal* t'l.l!
__ •-' , '£ fonlera. Odd Dres
__*_, sers, Ladle a '
rW,\~/r~K.7Zf*U W'rltlng Desks.
I^YlftsS*-H*33 ***** It will be
w''*___v»w__<'*_i worlh your while
l_*"t3W^.»*-iJ looking our line
Btop**e*Vt-, 3,^fl over before pur
!f-^sfj-v*-^»*-J ihaelnir die
fk.isY.V^'l^'JiJ whrte.
Thompson FurniturcCo.
. (Incorporated I
Opp. Hon March*.
1427.1429 Ist .v», see. P. v.*.
SUITS
"15
Wm marry thm Hlghoai
Or adorn ol $13.00 Suit*
Wa B. Hutchinson
Company
O*.. ******* ***** Utalmm
We Have Several
One, Two and
Three-Acre
Tracts
On the car line, within to mlnutr*
rid* .-I the city; Improved and un-
Improved. If you are Interested
kindly call and let ua show them to
you.
Herbert S. Upper
10, 11 snd 12 Schtutrmsn blk.
Fuel *v*. and Chtrry tt
Wedding Mega, I>i--
moil.l, Opal, Garnet,
JT Topns, Sapphire, Emer*
/^S^y aid Hlng..
Tv -3 Mou-lh,on & Hunter
Jewelers 7M Plrst aye.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
leCiBT-A eerllllrale of drpostt for 1700,
In favor .■! J. It. Ynlra. Pniler re
-1 turn same care of hi.ll und receive
rt wm.l
Which porta
V.."r X &MMM) "
Choice , Juliet?
SATURDAY NIGHT
From 6100 IB 'MO P. M.
I■'lanni:i.i;tti-:m, fierce-lined ■••,; In beautiful near
l„iit. in- and color effecl*, rt-sulur nlns 11 Mo a ynrd,
tonight _■_'/»•_*
LADIES' iiANiri(i:iiciiii,iK, plain hamatltchad, teguinr
value 10c, tlilllghl, tin h ,., , .if*
i*Hllellltl.*N'K HANUKl'lUilll.l X. with Inlllul corners'.
in fancy hose*, lliii-e In a box, regul.tr price iir it
1.. - I tonight .,, "XMt*
LAW IIANnKIvItCHIKKH,. fancy a< iil|..|.ei| and em-
tiiiililrri il. Mi different pnltt-ina In CtUMM frotn, regtl
liif pib c 2-i- each, tonlglit 3 for JJOf*. *-"■ each, ,*J 7-f-
MIMHKM WHIHT I'l'llMlC*-!, nasni if.l (enllnr and colors'.
bull il, ep and rnet-.tl chains, regular valtta »sc. each,
tonight .' •••••I<i<*
WlltH HAIR ri.N'H. regular prlc* Sc :. puikng*. tonight
1! I ■ .1 1- if- for ,..., 1 If,
AHI-.'II'I 1.1. TOILET BOAPS. put up In boxes, reg_l_f
price |oc, 3 cak* bo-tea, tuiilght ....'...,. e.e..7|*
I.INItN BOOKS, for children, Bpeclal tonight lt*
TI»Y I't'llNlTt'ltli while enamel chairs, wagons, ta-
llies, betls, stools, em h, toiilgbt | {){">
PICTCItIiH, round, with chain hangers on fi.nn., very
beautiful combinations, tegular If', tonight I ill*
STORE CLOSES TONIGHT AT 9.30
McCarthy dry goods
COMPANY S-'O"*- Avenue and M.dhon Strest
Wo host-la
____nita**r^*r^ ma.^2 ; 4*M|kj\?
ii^_o furniture
'£__— .■mo., jj2_****--?ip-,r~'^"J* r "- '-__5J auGcWiCrS
Vm^ Jewel
■ ™ " Ranges
*ot_W
Wo Still Oooda on tho .
Easy Payment System
Often thl* tv titling until tO o'clock
thompsonTurn.ture CO.
ir-tCJRPOPiAUD
Oftp. Bon Maroho firnt mvo* t Got*. Plko
CASCADE LAUNDRY CO
CALL-TRADE PRICES
+~ -se- _. _ _. ; ___;_ __, __-_.-J,
SHIRTS 10c COLLARS 2c CUFFS 4c
——i.—year ' .—.' Hirrrw, wtaua %ava_,\., ,'i__.~*-*--c .. — -___z - .r*
817 SECOND AVENUE
OFFICES-] mxtrtm
{ THIRD AVENUE AND MAIN STREET
l________r ' t u3
s_^^^»___k_l _*_r^m_*
j^^___9sT
A HOT PROPOSITION
When you need a Plltn do not overlook the fact lhat COLES
ORIGINAL HOT HLAr-T Heater saves you one-third your coal bill.
And aires you the hottest fire posti ble, with little work,
Come in and ace one it work. '_g_m
ERNST BROS., 506 Pike St.
Brunner & Co.
403 PIKE STREET
California
Port and Sherry
7>c per gallon,
B$C per gallon delivered
& Sons
LRsßutierwortli
CttdrrtakMtAßvt tafc*l»trft
lave removed l" their n.w block.
1921 FIRST AVENUE
ii. in Telephones, tia. .
A thoroughly modrrn I'lsi •' which
un ar* at liberty to call and 111
--oect.
YOUR EYES
Are most valuable to yon. Any In
dication of weakness should be
promptly attended. We search 'out
the smallest defect snd correct your
eyes, thereby relieving all eyestrain
or we.tl-neBB. Prices reasonable^
Work guaranteed. . ,*. ■ -.■■-;;
Schuchard Optical Co.,
Ey* Sptclslistt
ISO. Second ay*. . *tr. First are.
Two Stores.
9_ Sll^ t_\
Tyjfcj^*7*g»_j.7v _*_r^_b*m*\
*nJPt9m™a_*tW&T&*V*''* '^
Persons who buy Since Monuments
are those who do not know the beauty/.?
an.l lasting qualities ct
White Bronze
Purified Zinc)
Sclentlsta know and recommend as
being good fur thousands v( years.
Talk with
EDGAR BRYAN
GO HmckUy Block
Leo's Business
College
Shorthand. Tv twins. b.v.'kkei-piiiit.
penmunsliln,arithmetic, spelling, gram
mar, ele. individual Instruction.
1108 Second avenue. Svtttlt.
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