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:4rs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTMINQ SYRUP
kssMee ***4 tti Bmtt.s* ( aesfcers foe ihsk
.Ml.t.a* aliil* T*a<*-»s tn. „,., Hit, V.»r«
SrS^^ Iks (wis*, sijsti
sll !•*'*, term wtsa *«>lt* *s4 ta w* k*>)
tafftalv fit SiatlSi**.
- ntiirMTi i ae-riva
li
CEREAL COrftt
is
THE BEST. One Price
Only— 26c per pound.
If you arc drinking Cer
eal Coffee try Adams'
Cereal Coffee. It is i
combination of the best
cereals and fruits; so is
perfectly healthy.
Try It
ADAMS
TEA AND COFFEE CO.
Ml SECOND AVENUt.
N.se Mad.sn Str««t
——■ss—bbbbbJ
i
GOOD GOODS
UNDERPRICED
Met. Heavy Sanitary Fleeced
Shirts and Drawer*. TU value.
each AO*
Fan > Scotch I'anls bright ml
or coail>inatl<.i (Rectal IS*.*
riaaaelette Pressing Barque*.
SSe value SO*
ladles Kid Shoes, built of good
leather from th* ground »p,
pa pair st so
Children* * sCBM School Phoe*.
all sue* from li 1* to S. per
pair SItS
ladlaa Moreen retttcoat. wld*
flounce, self-strsp mm*<l
UCO tain*, for SI.SO
I.»r»e site Stlkollse Comforts,
whit* .niton filled, hand tuft
•d 12 00 value SI SO
PETERSON'S
I / aooD poops
tOt, RIB 210 Pike Street.
The Last Bargain
Friday
Brings These Rich
Economies
-mpmAA*atPAma_mea_iesia_tAi_s**A*
Oenalae English Flow Hlu* Cup*
sad Banters, wort* 15c...1e
lln Royal Flow Blue Dinner
Plates, worm lie Ta
10c Royal Flow Bins Oyster
Bowls 4*
Kirk* laundry Soap, fit. th*
band, regular S« » ,
-10 c I-.. Hat. sir- lliJI.
33e
IS-In Japanned Coal Hod. worth
Mr 1-.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOCOOOOOi
CLOSING OUT TEA AND
COFFEE TO MAKE ROOM
maetooAocooocoooc«nAntsaAfpte
tOe English Breakfast Tea. 10*
, _tr Arrad* Mocha aad Java Cof
fee 16*
Spelger & Hurlbut
Second and Union
——*—s——sssssssis—Sl
WHEN YOU CAN BUY
Any article tn fursltur* Cor*,
*r ranges at about one-half ths
original cost simply beesa** It
baa been -••<. a lilt • will it
sot pay you to Investigate? W*
are giving nii-h bargains evarv
gay having moat all brand*
gad aiak** of range* and hcat
grs, aUo s ale agent* for th*
Charter Oak raag* sad b*at*rs
Gte* us a salt.
DABNEY&WOODHOUSE
Complete Houaeefiiii.!** • •
11l Plk* eitre.t.
Phon**. John Ml. Ind A 11JI. !
DEBS SCORES
BOTH PARTIES
POINTS OUT WHY TH SSOCIALIST PARTY IS THt BRST FOR
THS WORKINQMEN OF THE COUNTRY
Th* new armory waa toe email to
hold th.- people that «t**l*l l'u.*n.
Y. lat*),. SHI I*ll*l tn...ii Ist* tor
t>r**ld*nt, last 1(1,1 Th* m**
crowd Ittinti.e.l an.l Jostled each
other a* at a clrcu* to putihass th*t.
U> .em tlikrl*. Tli* Imltana labor
1»i..1n waa iiua an ovation thai
would hay* mail* a republican or
tlsin.itratlt- si>. I! t.tiiil, i frsl »r|.
uinphaitt for a w**k. I.i two houre
th* an.lim. * lUtrned to the brilliant.
• plgramatli' arguments ot th* pres
Idsnllal candidal*.
I'et's in*.l* the usual socialistic
atsuiiii'iiis and iut 1,.. 1.-1 th* plain, •
■loll* of th* l»o Iratllng putiirs .1*
clarlng that th*y -a.,. both Ih* same
I and Interested In keeping Ike labor
ing man In slainy He mad* a
plea for th* enfrutit l.lacmsnt , r
wutnrn. ssjlng that it would be
given ttlnl*. sn. lallsin.
"The i*i iilii, nn and demorratli'
• I'il HiiJfn will rem* l.n* during
thl* campaign and I*ll you how In
-I*lll**l.t you ar*." he (aid, \w let!
I you how ignorant int. hi* In order
j that you may become educated and
vole youraetf out ef bondage. I al. -
banka will im you proudly lhat un
der republican admlntsttatlun the
•• I'nlled Rlates has l.*t*«tn* th* great
i est eiport|ng nstlun In the wotld.
"He dues not I*ll you thst It
en as.insii.ei! wrre gtvrn th* Ju*t
I *hsi■ of Ih* frutt* of th*lr tabor
theie woutd be no evi.'-titt n Th*
republican party •'-.'!, *..'«
,- S»l to . .'ii.,iiir In war foreign
markete for rood* thai rightfully
belong to htm. The worktn.tntn ef
on* nation are arrayed again*! tho**
of another en the battlefield for th*
abeneflt of Ih* racialist.
"Rtstlstlrs show that wage* In this
r.-uiitiv sre decreasing tn th* sain*
I proportion that production t* In
creasing. Th* rsptlatlst use* th*
worktngnian lust as h* uses ma
chinery. li* pays htm er his etf*
or child .et *noush for a bar* lub-
I atstetice snd u»e* th* pf< ftls for his
own luxury. Th* only remedy I. to
I allow th* ..mi to own th* ma-
I f t.'t.erv
"Th* republican* will tell you
j that Ihe country i* pro*p*rou*. but I
! tell you hard time* ar* . > mtns TT>*
j press dispatches stale, snd I know
It lo be a tart, that ther* ar* 1..0.0
Idle w»n In Chicago, They ar* d*s
l e-str for want of food and th*
people of Chicago are afraid ef be
ing i. tie I in broad daytlaht. TTtey
are gatwg about s. >o*d Th* social-
W. C T. U.
GONVENTiON
. , ■ "_ ,■* - * . .- * -
MtMSESI FROM WESTERN
WASHINGTON TO ASSEMBLE
IN THIS CITY NEXT MONTH
Th* twentr-flrst annual conven
tion of the Western Washington
Women's christian Temperaaca
ur.ti.n will convene st th* First
Baptist church October I to T. The
program la Is be very Interacting
and some of th* prominent business I
men and advocators of ths city will '
! deliver addresses.
Tuesday morales 111 be devoted
| to the committee meetings and th*
\ opening of tha contention In th*
afternoon th* reports of th* offl
' cars will be read, aad also a paper
on "Transportation of I.lv* Block."
|by M -» Mary I. Pag* Is the even-
Ing the following addressee of we].
'com* win be given: For th* city.
: Msyor ll A. Ilallinger; for th*
schools Rapt. F. D. Cooper; for th*
churches. R»v F. I. Wharton D.
I).; for th* W. C. T. V- Mrs A. F.
Coats.
Wednesday th* following subject*
will tie discussed: "Work Among
Indians." Mra g. J I.sr.l.srt.
"Health snd Heredity." W»* Faith
litirch; 'The Pre**." Mrs lie* It
Hideout: "Physical Education." Miss
Clara U Ansrirg*; "PrOaportlonsta
and Systematic (living." Mrs A. I.
D. Lawrence: "Hclentlfle Temper
ance Inatructlon." Mrs. Margaret O. j
V'trt'.rr.s. "Our N*w Possessions." j
Miss Mary I. Page; 'Tem.per.ance
and Labor." Mrs. P M Goes;
"Evangelistic and Almshous*," Mrs.
M O Rttibh*.
In the afternoon Hon. f'orwln S.
Rhenk will deliver an address on
"Systematic Hiving." and the topics
of "School Paving* Hanks and
"Penal snd Hcformatory" wilt be
discussed by Mrs Msttla N. ■ ravea j
, sn-1 Mrs. Anna Hush The evening
i service will be devoted to tbe
ssrdlng of the grand gold medal
aril the sliver musical medal
Thiir*day morning officer* will !.*
sleeted and th* county presidents
given five minute* In hlch to di* ;
cuss th* topic, "My licit Plan for
My County." Mr* X 11. Parkhunt
111 talk on "f'hrlstlsn Cltttcnahlp
ant Antl-Osmbllng" In the after- '
noon, •ml Mrs. S 1.. W. Clark will J
r*ad a paper on 'The Basks Null
anr« "
Friday morning th* following
•object* will be dt*cu**»d: "Non-
Alcoholic Medication," "Work
Among Railroad Employes," "Work
Anion Lumbermen," "Work Among I
Miner*," "Habt.ath Otiiervanre and
Franchise." Mrs. Wlnnl* Thomas
will give an address on "lutroaper
tlon." The mstrons' gold medal
cnnt*(t and • ' 'ilr*ss on "Missions
and the l.lquor Traffic" will b* In
isi paity I* th* only on* Which will
abolish this ti .1 ii.l- londltlolt — lliat
Is ft.i th* win kins man and lioliotly
rise.
"llnosevfll dahlia to be a union
man, but tit. record hell** Ih* fart.
A* governor of New York he or
ilered out troop* to shoot down men
• hi. sin. |.. BUM Ih* contractor*
would tint ronloiin lo the slat*
eight-hour taw. ll* wu* dells*!*.!
st th* mov* of rs In ai'lii.i I'leve
lattd when Ih* Utter untried linn
sit...l* of fe.leml troops Into Illlncls
and ciushrtl ihe railway strlk* that
lni.l I am almost won by peaceable
mean*.
"A* for I'atker, h* I* th* pet • msl
iholt* of John I" Recßsfsllsr, Th*
I naaaage. "' th* l>*moi ratio ram
patsn Is pstd |.-t> in.i * yesr by th*
Btandaid 'HI company. lloth Ihe
capitalist parties ale lubricated by
blsli.tsnl oil.
"lH»vl* I* a co*l t.amn ef West
Virginia, noted for ...
n in in fiß.i.life.i ml.. i ll* wtll not
sllow sny of the men tn hts mine*
lo in fci.ntn- I went thrr* one* for
lhat int p. "- and he *ucc*cdsd In
istltng an Injunction restraining in*
from leaving tny hotel."
Th* career of 1 ■• !•» has been ap*c>
la. ..in ( He Is r>*t "grilsed today a*
one of th* f.'iein.'st wrtlvta. I*c
lursis snd organisers tn ths world.
.Forty nine vests sgo he was horn at
lei i* Itaut*. Ind. and h* resides
tiiei* at Ih* present time. ll* began
life aa a locomotive fireman, and
subsequently b*csm* a clrtk in a
wholesale gnu c. v h.uis* If* eerved
•* illy tl, '» uf Trri* Haute ftom
1171 to IHJ. and was a member ef
ll.e Indiana legislature In lilt. For
IS ... ««■• .• 'tars and
tr*a*urer of th* iimiiiriii. ...I of lai
coinollv* I'll, it.nt. and prrsiiletil of
th* An en, in Hallway union frum
till to 1117.
Ill* nest position wa* ■ hatni sn ef
' th* national rommlllre of Ihe so. I*l
democratic petty from HIT to 11*1,
■nd candidate for pr**i.trnl of th*
l'iil.e.l Kt.tr. In l*C«. li 1 .as! Sent
of th* Amvrlcsn Hallway union he
won a larg* atrtk* on the iire.it
Northern. W hit* managing Ihe (till
l*rg*r strlk* on th* Western rail
| mad* In 11*4 h* wa* charged .with
ronsplrsry, til* t and a. quilt* 1 11*
aftrrwsrds snt- l sis months' Im
irlsrnmrnt for contempt cf rourt la
th* violation of sn Injunction ord*r,
*nd I* slice agstn before th* p*o|l*
a* *'. scllv* Candidal* for pie.Utr.l
I of th* nation.
tbe Safttrtitinn.
Tbe evening program la to be In
charge of the *tat* *ecretarie* of
tb* Y. and I. T. I. branches Mrs
Floy Bprague Harwich wilt read •
paper on "What Is My Itelsltoa te
the GlrU la th* tat ._,.! Music
si numliera Will be furnished by a
quart* from th* Urn Baalist
church ■ hi.ir
YOUNG LIGHTWEIGHT
OP winning RECORO
J... 1. —
BOSTON.—Although not a prli*
[ winning .poealbllty la a beauty con
t*s». Cbsrtry (Jig) fttone. the New
England lightweight champion, 1* a
*crapp*r from the ground up. H*
1 haa met 125 men. ha* knocked out
' 11. received 31 derisions, secured S3
draw* and It>*t right times.
Stone h,aa whlpapeil Jimmy tlrlggs
and "Kid" (Jriffo and I* schedule,!
to meet th* best men of his weight
In th* country thl* fall.
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.
(Tti.i. prices srs to sny buyer In
guantltle*. Prices on smsll put ....
• v*r*g* If per cent higher.)
Provision..
Fresh Mesi I ..» heef. It} «".r- ...
lb: *t**r bevf, «S' . v*sl. "(flOc lb;
pork, tc tb; mutton. IQI _* lb.
I'r«-Isi< ns Han,.. lie II lb;
br*»kfssr bacon. lie lb. b*l!l*a
freeh lie lb
V.f.teblea.
California potstn*., mci\e .
lb; Taklrna H.lstors. ||»QJ| ton;
rsrrots. isj'iin p*r snrk; •.. ir. *(*,. 1
em. lb; IN i;.h*s. 10c -1./ tiutiih**,
rtean onion*. 10c p*r dos hunches;
ctii'Utnh.r*, nn dnzrn; natlv. .a.
plant, llo; swsei potato**, .\it\
p*r lb.
Ors.n FrV.lt. Eto.
Apple*. W.llllatH. flco||
aper bos; Valencia otanjr**. 13 "I{l
400 par tins. l.*rnoris IIQIIS p*r '
bos. I Hi" kti'i ties, II SI par trat*.
'IIIIV .llUllli,r,inni.-iii«i.iioni
Persian ilst-s. lUt. it, Hananas,
II bo* l I* bunch. Natlv* straws**
it** 1410 rrsti i■iitit.tiiiiipi'S, Yah.
tin*, .tn'ttll .let*, lii'ttiiini.'s 11
la, . Wr'l.ila ti. ,< psBI 111 a .1
bos. \\ sUrmellotia, )l 1...., i J ;-, ,-r
dosi la Mw*«t prunes, IMj«lc; Iliad.
shsw's, 40c; Trags.lv. lOc; tnsphcr
rles, 12(9; stnpr*. Washington, lie;
(inprs. Csllfoinls, llt.l in. nut.
m*g* r,ii<J«.ii , Craw fin ii pencil**,
lo<Jß|, . Crsnbsrrlss 19.00 per i.t.i
Hey, Grain and feed.
Oat*, 111 01011 On per inn: • ailss.
11l 10 p*i lon< wh*at. |.'»,iSii ton;
(hep, 11l 004 17 0V p*r Inn; slim Is.
Sis 00 p*r ten I bran 110 no par Ion;
alt meal. 11l us per toe 1". \V. tint
•thy. 111 no M inn; PI. W. com
pra***d timothy, | IS4TIO M „.„
whvsl hay. 11l 00(1 iS SO per Ion;
Puget Sn.m.i hay. tllflll per Ion;
middling*, 111 00 p*r Ion; >ll 111
coin. 11l 00 i<• Ion; straw, Hl**
per ton, I'ssiuiis. Jumbo, I, ; at,
R
Butter Bos*, disss*.
N*ltv* itesltieiv. r.i.' per II.; | „.{
'm . laniaii f I rati 10 .'.'.-
Hgg* -Native ranch, JlfiJJo do«i
.'.»«.ni ran. It, 37c .Im. Knatsni HQ
11. dm.
Ch**s*-Natlv*. no 11 ' lb.
Peultry.
Chickens, hs.is, it... spring, !*#
IIS", Da. k* live, iidai
Pish, Its.
Haiti 404 He p« r |b; salmon
trout, 1 o ft tic i-i Ih; flnunl*r* I.
far 11. .a,la. 11, per lb; Sh'lmpa
IHOllo per lb, si. .us. gears*
Qr*e*rls* and C*r*sl*.
flugar, ii. I Irn i. |n ssrks. II «|
aKatta I. In ss. Irs till, t'liw iteisil.
In bsrr«ls. If 10, dry grstmlsteil. In
Mill HOI. cube, tn bait*l, II 10,
I lour, latrtit. (> *r 'I If:
Crown, II II; Rlralghl. per hartal
I. II; Hold Medal. M tl; lln. «
hard wheat. 14. Hllsbutv. i:!',i».
PllUbury's B*sl. II 71; Hlnnrtsra f»a
kata. 1171. Win i- wli*«.i flour, par
haiiel lilt ii.li.in. 1110; graham.
It*, par bsl*. 11.11) it. flour, lis
r»r t't.ti'i |4 7t; ry* flour, 10*. p*r
bat* 11(0. ry* m*al. (Os. p«r barrsl,
till; l',|. k't best |.l tistt.l. IT 0(i
gsini .' . .1. 10s. t n bat*. 1171; rom
meal Its. Set bair»l. I ' 00; y*llew
i. in meal, 10s. | a. bsl*. t>10; whtl*
rom n .■.!. 19s, l< 00, rolled eats. p*r
Is. i.t C.C.C_ |«tl: wheal flaksa
bos, 71 Iba 1110: Farina, prr barret,
II If, Parlna. 1" it. a...k. per bale.
1100; honitny, larg*. |c. l.ml
14 I*, honlnv. email. If*, bat*. 1310
ll- n> s*lf .«!•■•« bin kahrat. per
rase, till; 11 111 rak* n I p**trv
flour, par .«•• 1100. p**rl barlsy.
fl-ib t .Ira in rat . |l |f; paall
tarley. US-lb a. . . 140*; eplit
p***. 11-lb bt.e. lift; sal 1 peaa
100 lb t-.'tes. mi; popcorn, per
tmrU lilt
THE SMALLEST OAtIY
IN THE WORLD
TH« SMALLEST IIAtIY AM) ITU
Nl'lU'iE.
NEW YOIIK-Whst Is said by 1
doctors to 1. the (mallrst toby la
th* world Is In an Inrutmtor on es
hlbttlon at Dreamland. Coney tsl
aad Tbrre have I • t. a number
of "smalirst babies" In th* Im ..!*
--tor house, '''' BSRjI IBS compared
with 'he mile of hutnsntty now
show a.
The Infant at birth weighed one
pound and all nun** and u.»as
ured a trifle -.. thsn 13 Inches
from lop of head to tip of pink
to*.
It I* believed that th* child wtll
live tinder scientific nursing This
nursing tar I Sea easel feeding aad '
osygta iithaisst, r.s
HOAR IT
SINKING
AOED STATESMAN WILL PROB
ABLY SUCCUMB BEFORE
NIGHT
ttlr Serines News Am n I
WORCESTER. Ms**.. Sept. II —
Senator Hoar passed a recti***
night, sod he a* consldersbly weak
er this morning. Th* attending
physlrlsns .say thst h* may llvej
through th* day and be may not.
Benalor Hoar was still living thl* j
afternoon, but Dr. Oilman say*
I death must come coon.
ANNUAL ~~
CANE RUSH
The University of Washington Is j
• Sal. In be thrown Into a fever of
escttetnent. tin lied I'rl.lay after- j
noon ,' 1 o'clock th* nnnunl run* ■
rush between Ihe (ophonmrea and
Ih* freshmen will b* ",',.-•.: on
the ea 111 pus. A challenge teaur-.l by
Ih* t-. - '• ■ i of th* freshmen .lass
ha* b*en accepted by Ihe sophn
niotss. who, though In. king In num
ber*, bear the a. ars ami h. • •• th*
experience gnlncil In former l.atllrs
for *upremary.
Th* fr*shrnen gretilly nut-nurt.ber
tha a. i '. f.. i• a anil SSpeel loan
-1...... Uie.ii with ••.... fori* of
nuii'atret*. 'I ti* ' • ..i.l i Is looked for
wsnl tn with great Ihlerest.
. Dolphin Sails Thursday Evening
At I p- in for Keti hikuii, flinasU.
Bakaff* ■) and l.awaon, 107 First
...
MURPHY ~-
IS DEAD
VICTIM OP CONWAY SALOON
HOLD-UP DIED THIS MORN
INO PROM BPPECTS OP
WOUND
,1...ii.v Murphy, who was shot
tllll.tlgll lln- nliituilieii il ii Illi a till'
ti,iM up of l.mi runway's saloon,
ilii.i st the Waysl.lo Km.-igrury
hospital at l lv thla morning. Mur
phy haa linn gradually sinking ever
since bring taken to th, hospital
Every *ffoit tin the part of tit* am
g.'i.i.a ' sat,, I,in, have Lean fruit
less Yesterday he rallied slightly
and I etj, t,.| i,.. watt going in lit*
hut In the evrnlng hi. condition
gradually c « to lb* worse.
Murphy waa alxi.it .'... years of age
and Is well known In the city. He
ha* been an evpnwsiuau fur If.
>■ era . He has worked for srveral
of tie larger rntiipaiile* and recent
ly hrgsa btislneas fur himself. Mur
phy la riin*lil*red a p.srealil* ami
hard working msn and well liked
Iby ail Who knew him.
He was (tainting . Mi IkS bar st
Conasy's saloon when lb* hold-up
men entered When they shot Coo
awy. he turned and ssked why tbey
shot LAS, For ansner, he received
a bullet In the abdomen, which .pen
etrated the Intestines four time*
lie was taken to th* *in*rg*ury
hospital, but ih" doctor* bad nn
hofj* of bis recovrry.
If* baa been a pstlent sufferer st
th* hospital and alwsys had hope*
thst be would recover, ills death
now brings the rhsrge of murder
against the 1.i.1.1 up men In case
they srs captured by the police, snd
wilt ptsce them In a .position
a hers tbey rosy g*t a rhanr* to
hold oa* end of the up* at Walla
Walls
Murphy's remains were taken to
Mi- parloi a of Collins Urns' under
taking i.ai ;..is st 14-: First avenue,
whef* Ihe hod y wtll he held pend
ing th* nimpletlda of tbe funeral
atiar.geitjr 's
A widow and s*v»rsl children
i survive ti,* murderrd an
NEW CHURCH
SERVICES
Revvlre* will be hrld tn the Orsr.,l
opera house with It*v. ll I>. Stanley
In .lu.tr commencing Oct SIS I If.
at 11 a. tn. It* r*r*nlly ram* from
North, Dakota and hss hsd a brill
iant I*---... I ss a pulpit orator In th*
different ctlt** of th* ***t. Services
will h* i a 1 at a am. *v*ry Hun
day- Tbe ni,.' win be In charg* of
a musical director.
Rev. Stanley will ■** UP his res
lie;, a |n th* rt i. It I, 1.. * district.
I »!■>:• be will be *■ . ■" .Pi* at sll
ttmee The lettering wen *nd Ih*
visas ef people lhat hay* no church
horn* will I.a i:.a-ts as! ..ii.* la thl*
Ii
s- - « -llbe j
effected and a treasurer >1.-i.l to
tak* charg* of Ih* ...
etety,
R*v. Mr. Stanley rorn** endorsed
by prominent >pe«pl* and *orl*t!e*
of it,* east. It* I* ...... a tt ii.,i .i if
th* llellg'.l'US I :-,. all-.i .1 A li-
Hon of th* I'tilted Htat** and fan
•da The •'• .• t. wtil la Snow ii as
Th* P*«i te s Church."
• —
Swagger Young Man
ftny their I .'. of tt. X II ... ks *
Co., I til Ind aye. ...
SASH one DOOR BARGAINS
ONE PRICE
Volume of btselne. regulate* the price. I •*;: a carload of Fir
Door a every *ls daya. I **ll a carload of ...
I see a solid carload of Glass every 10 daya I »ell more and I sell
for leaa than any dealer In th* nott b west, lit Doors ar* more tieau
t.fut than pice and stronger than oak. Price. 11.10 per door for all
stock sl/i*.
WINDOW FRAMES.
Tied In bundles ready to nail together, with blind stop and pulley*
In i '.a■» i" sets . lit srnl ««., r table rap. Price 11 M per frame.
Issld* door frames, ',1,. Outside .1... r framrs, |1.!& per frame.
WINDOWS
Olared with silver . bar glass from the natural gas country: tb*
best glass In the world. Bssaißg my glass, not* lb* beautiful sur
face and the lai k of I iperfectluns—
tCtZQ. 111, 2 tights . . Art*
r t.i ill, S lights on*
:ii'.■■■■ 1 11, 3 lights St li
MstS, IS-l. 2 lights SI S3
HiSO. 111. 3 lights „ Si no
?'»-• 111. 2 light* sim
t*i_o. 1 I-I, S lights SI its
toiii. ii-s. : light* II 1
19*3-. ii*.: lights SI.
FRONT DOORS -A NEW IDEA
My famous ■>.■.. door, with a ribbon panel over the glass snd
I panels underneath Ih* glasa, has a dental work mantel. I have
•hipped In specially from the latest art designer* In glaaa three
new atyles of door lights. Hsiup ar* eiatt ropi*s of the most beau
y/ul lace . i! r r i.i ii rffaita and sre an Improvement, as same can bo
*„. ••: without removing from the door. These hi-autlful design*
sre ground Into th* surface of the glass with ssti.l win patent
ed machinery. Heme will please you. The price of the door ii
ii.sit.-, the (ar-*, 1.'1.r.0 or » I till If i :«/••.I with plsln |11.
PORCH COLUMNS
Made with automatic machinery. Every part -ill. si grain. Will
not (pltt. warp or iheik. The world's heel column. I'rli*. lis, I
f.-. • lung, wllh cap iit.'i hasp, 12.00 pel column.
EXPLANATION: Never a»l» hip to change a price. I have only
on* price. The best I* mine too good for my customer*; slut always
remember, a low price la no bargain unleea you K*t quality. Any
body can arir worthies* g.io.U cheap. Ml price lids at< five. Drop
me a .postal ami I will semi you copies by return mall. I make
shipments anywhere by rail or water.
0. B. WILLIAMS
SALESROOM 1508 THIRD AVENUE
Saattlo, Wash.
STOPPED STEAMER
CIIKYOO, Sept ll— iii« Piitish
sieiimti Ylk Bang anlwil h*r* to
day sad r*port*d that *h* wa*
(topped by th* Japan*** torpedo
boat .li sli'iyei- u.llsl'ls ll.* haitior
Of . iisr....
FIRST GAME
Th* I'nlveislly of Washington
f.a.ii.nil i,i„i,i * ill play It* first giiin*
of Ih* ssaasa with lit* i-'i'nitin i,i■ >■
si liiinl limit at M.i ilia...i SI a tt*«l
Hill". ila.v aflKlnoi.li. Miill*g*r 11.
list utiiiiiiin.'i*.l that all grrsngc
llients for th* gum* tvsi* completed
today, '111. Hsstlle high BffTlOCll Ims
■rim* ni silent innletlal this real
and I* aspei led to give .ii.
a good In.i I same.
ARRAIGNED
EIGHT BUPPALO ALDERMEN
PACE CHARGES OP BRIBERY
BUFFALO, n Ti, Bept If—Eight
pt*s*nt end ft.tiner *|.|eriti*n wei*
■ tistgned before Justli* Kmrflck
thla morning at 10 o'clock and
rhatged with bribery. The pr**»nt
• Mr.men among •■ii ar* Henry
Ma...!. J, Thorn*, Hairy Drln. I
I'ettlc*. Th* former *ld»rm*n at*
1;.|«i.i.1 C. luterr. t.oule 41. Iln*4*ls,
Henry O, Pcbn*ld*r. John O. Ilu»ch.
All ilr„<!.l not guilty.
Hall we* rii*.i ■.' |l.(0f In **rh
ra»*. Th* reurt ti. in *.< ■ rtowilrd.
All th* Indicted msn cci* tsptessnl
•d by counssl. All at* republican*
•nd claim to b* UIBBCSWI «t.d Ihst
th* action I* a plot to aid democrat*
In Ihe (le' and n*llonal *le<ttlon.
It I* r«.port*d tht* morning that .
two of th* iM'i.i'i. msd* a ennf**
•lon b*for* th* grand lury and ar*
in !■-. • • from pro**culton.
P. l>ough*rly. '« Kourlh ay-
Will ' iie.i II the p'.ii. • Hi's
morning thl hi* room* hay* bean
broken Ir.io »*\*rßl llme» In the |..t
fee Say. and a number of •itltls*
1.1.i Hey*' garmrnta. rondsllng
of It*.' suit, of rloth**, an overcoat
ait ut.ilst. l. il.lt ( two ...
watch** ana a (llh*r, were *tul*n
Theie Is no rl*w to th* thief.
TOKOHAMA. P*pt. 11-Word
was r*r*lv*d heie today of th* gssth
st Toklo. .. Mondsy. of lafrsdlo
11..'.. th* famou* novsll.t and
wrlt*r ef oriental *torl»* Heart
dlaeeea wa* th* revs*, lies", wa*
ii yaars old.
4
Ths SIM M.I Star*
1* th* *l*r* whsre you g*t th* b*st,
both In gaallt) snd *tyl*. ef men*
•oft snd sitrr »sts l; h. 111. aas a
Co. tilt lad ays. •••
I Asa a tests tVP.llsg I* al i.i
Ml. L falll Car* Is Bffw-lsa
MAKE KO UISTAKB-COKSULT
J a "So s p-itvr ...
_—_■__ ths e" 4 ,i,itl m.ti,
•*( «f .-•• •!..•• I
V thst I hay* !...|.
—^ a ep*4 through II
ma p y.ara cf car.ful
n snd s'n.i'a.'s pise.
V ft Iks as a ss-erlslist
$_, \' t- Ri*ns Slssss.s
▼ 1 thst I 4* not fsll
*jr _w \ te effm a cur* la
i_^_r r. sverv . ... f treat.
y MEN ONLY
t>R. KKI.I.ET.
Tb* l*s.t:i t St^cUHst .. ■ ....
Mr rtsciits la waheltl reef.- .1 Is It.
fslt**t.g ..... -tVesknesa' C*n
tt.. i.-t Ulsordua. Sssslfle Meed rot
etri .ltd Wlea __ _ .
Mi J.lrt'h't -14»* the ns*l *f
Y*«r T.«rs • M«n. mailed fre* Cee
st.Hsii.t- fr<* st effks '. by tusll
Syndicate Doctors
T*f Mart..* glrwsL Seattle SO*
SHE GO T
-
TWO YEARS
GRACE WILLIAMS SENTENCED
POR SHOOTING WANDA LEWIS
(Ira.-* William*, a colored woman,
who ■hnl W.imlii l.r« la, alan rnlr.r*<l,
in Ih* Midway l*at winter, «'«• sen
tenced to two yesrs In the slut* |#n-
Hi nii.tiv at Walla Walla by H.i| *-
ilor Julius Tallman this morning.
i I.* woman *■-. found i ity of
having committed aasaull wllh In
tent to commit personal Injury.
On is.flung i,. i a. ..t..1,, ,- ghr
broke Sows and became so hyster
ical thai ah* bad to he assisted from
tti* rutin room by on* ef th* deputy
■ heilff*. While being conducted to
her i*ll th* shriek* and a-.!,. of th*
grlef.stiltk.il woman resounded
through *v*ry nook and earner of
th* roiirt hous*. end It ...» r u |ly an
hour bOtofg Skg era in I.r. ,,,. « |u |r|.
kh* will also hay* lo aland trial on
a rhstgs of gt ,n.d lan my for having
robbed Louis Nslaon of ||| In Ihe
tenderloin on May 11, 1101. Iturlng
th* preliminary trial I.ii. > William*,
who •• all** <i .'. hay* bs*n con
ti*. Isd with the robbery, wa* .lis
■ barged owing lo th* r.on-appear
anre of th* prosecuting Itaeaa
• **tn*t her.
SMART CLOTHES.. Herald. Tail
or, 111 Slid are. sss
flff* '•TBwass — watt
Friday t --.
Specials *'°°°
Am Ihe facts are known, many ht.n,es net ihow horn* furr.lshlr.is
which brlns s.tfsfsi tioit, Ih* furnltiare, r*rp*!*, dra>p*rte*. »te, which
sre needed for ham* comfort.
Th* plan I* a slim :.- one—the new slor* ha* gatherrd ell that I*
b**t In th« world* markets snd offers It to you at a Hill* down and I
th* b*l*nc* a* you ran. Why not
GET THE HABIT?
~~WA/imar_--t2*' T-"-**-*_*______» K!,,t'"' Qu**n. wrll mad*, h"
£^2m . \_____A__H "," '!l'" f"r ''""r •r'l ,wo
I^MIVJ &C__" ft drawers for knives, forks, etc.
n I^^ 1 \f ill Also lao aisldla* boards At
I 1 fl ll *P»", a" "" r "KuU' price of ii II Is •
J ~\| -' _u______________m * 01"1 '"''*■ ***cl*; for *""
-\5 day fS.SO
; Drapery Room Friday Special
' It*:. lit.- will nt single or double door, heavy cord •' 1 ta*- )
*•'• *1I to.ire Rsrular prlie 12.71. rili.-.v special, each 11.10 5
.JX-C J__*Li. t*\ -> +_% "^-m-WArn.
|^feimES£ssLfi
K^*"^^^N7/ & UNION STREET
WHY PAY RENT?
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH .
S2O PER MONTH
BUYS on* of tbo*« beautiful lit tie homes on
EAST UNION STREET
AM. Improvement*, pcrrelaln baths; piessrd brick fireplaces.
It will pay you to Inspect tin r* bouses; take East Union er
Main sir,• t can to Twenty-fourth avenue, then walk down Union
strict to Twenty-seventh avenue.
Two rar line* wtll pas* the house* this fall.
Will sell on term* to suit your Income and st very low pries.
Security Saving* and Safe Depoalt Co.
115 Sonooa St.
! —
, -__ , .
_aaaeammnmemmmßtm_m_meaa_ote_--mmmnm-ma___mß___mm-___-mmmmiaa__mima
NOW IS THE TIME
LOW EXCURSION RATES VIA
CHICAGO ISIS ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS AND RETURN $67.50
CHICAGO AND RETURN $72.50
ON SALE
October 3, 4, 5, 27, 28 and 29
Th* "FAST MAIL" L*«v*. « 05 A. M.
Th. "PLYER Leave* 7:30 P. M.
EM>!l> DININU AND BLEKPIXd IH HKRVIOIk
Pull Information, TioWsts *nd Bsrth Rs**rv*tl»n st
Ticket Office, 612 First Aye.
GOT INTO TROUBLE
it*i mis* K. Ta Clark, th* proprl*
tor of It, Oregon lodging hi.uM.
kni» k*d .Is. It In Im.' v. who claim*
to b* a i.i.i'l working n i... down
Ihr** time* in, I SI. k«1 him out ef
his 11 ore of 1...t|i.. a. fur **v*rsl ag
gist..' net* of Indecency, 11*
lani-y unit loin .In strrat and told
a wild tat* to Officer* Cblpman ant
Kt.t* and demanded Ih* lmm*dlat*
arrest of < is.!- ' pan being con
fronted wllh the , t IdefX Bgsl.iSl
l'-i.,n. t the nffliers decided to hay*
htm explain th* rns* In court and
arrested i.in, on « ihsrg* of h*lng
a disorderly psfsOll, I'ollrg Jii'tgs
'li-. Ik" dismissed the ass
Air. Htrauaa, a roll knows
football plnyr-r of the t'nlrerslty of
Waahlngton, left thla morning for
Chicago, where, be will enter th*
medical department of th* Univer
sity of Chicago. UIS* lis* plated
on th* 'varsity for th* last three
years, his position being right half.
Tt*v. 11. I', Marsh. I). It. for seven
veins st I'olnt Harrow, Al.sks, wtll
spank at th* Westminster t'rssby
terlsn rhunh tonight. Th* Uctur*
I* nj r i la l ii. be of unusual Int.ie.i.
A
Utid.rosii for Msn.
Correst 'I'llllltlrS er,_ prices ft
will pay you to i sll on M K. Brook*
A Co. 1131 Ind avenue. •••
•
Th* Ss's Beat*.
To **• ihe Nebraska launched.
t*ks boats from pier 1. Ticket* new
on *al* at 110 Hist avenue or pt*r 1.
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