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B
HARD-HEADED
MAN LAID OUT
MAUSE* IULLIT COULD NOT
HURT HIM, BUT A STONE DID
,•' (Sp..UI l« Th* Mir)
TASSAir, N. X. Oct. 1? —William
Kiiilm. i. of thla .n>. known aa the
•Jlu>ii-*kii!ii l man," wan Inlil ui> to
day by nil Injury to hta t-ranlum.
)t<»><tltuti» (truck mi with .1 iii X
and Km>. kr I him un«tin*<lou«. Th*
rwk wn!. »ii iit.-i. .1. it '« «i..tii>.-t
I jittinu r la * veteran «>f lh« Hpan
lad war. V hiif in Cuba h» was
•tnn-k on th* lv a,I by a Mm- i but
-Ift. ll* wan kiu.i k. .t down but not
ml.nt'lv hurt, sin. •> liini varloua
tr«t» |i.i\ i' I', in mad* on hla 1., i.i.
vihuh has i'ii'Vi.l to !••• of uuunual
ImrittirML. A ».\.ir bluw Kith th*
• ".I of .i billiard . uf, for liiatancr.
due* ii..i disturb him. The vntlr«
formation of J..imim» i » head and
I.i« •• la in..--iv .■.
In view of hta r!h*«|>» from M
Maun r l-iitlrf l.«ttliii'-r ll ip.iitifli'.l
• \.r tii.- fact that v rock ahuuta lay
htttt out.
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD
SUBMIT VAN VACTOR, of
Tl.iiWi'ii iwinli. on T«i-*il«v »r
rv*t»ii an Indian named Jim War
n<\. KiT..-ral!> known «»\V»r Sl«« k
tnt«. fur killing an imltati at Turn
,water, Stiuil.it night. Thr killing
U cald to have occurred during a
drunken rant.
TUB hum Mat< rontrntlon
la In irsalon at North Yak I ma.
_ I
ARTICLES OP Incorporation for
:.th» ©«*« r«>n«oli.!a|t-,l otrrrl i'
Mm* la IVrthuifl • ire ni«-<! v> «t. r
day Thr i-ompnn* i« to bo known
a* th I'orlUr.il ConKottdttrd luil
w»jr ««mp«nr and has a raplta) of
15.000.000.
•~ ' '
GOODS to " • amount of S2OO
w*r«- ate I— from IK* «hln rhan<l
l«r (tor* or J. 0. Todd A r... at
Tacoma. on Monday nltht
MRS. NANCY PAOALDE, of
Walla Walla, thanrrd . th rnbMsc
. the tter* of W. G. \\ i!!« r iv »r
--<julftr«J y.t!rri!a> aflrraoo*.
WILUE MOMON th* 1».
y. jr-old ton rtf Mr. and Mr*. W. D.
Anderson, of Taroma, who waa »<••
rl<>o!sllr «hot Sun.!»» by a littU
l'laTtr..it>> whll» vxamlnin* a II <•*!
tt-rr Tltlt. Ila4 Trit.-r.Ur.
J<^IAH COtLINS, of S»»ttt»
«nl r 11. Prownrli. of Errrttt.
I w»r^ \rtntt4 In VU toria. H. C. on i
* the* i ti-irrr of choc tins phraMkatt In
ltrltiih Culnmbla wtthont a l!((aw.
Th« mm wrr« not fln»d. but wrr*
fftrrrd la pur th» ltcens« fe« of UO
Mck.
MR.a CATirARINK •ARTHV
.of Knr?*t. i!!.il Monday nisi)' Rh«
wmiM sooa ha'» hrrn 10S roar* old,
Mr* MtCarthT «*« ««!<! to N> th*
oM<at p*ra»n In Botstbwcst.Wash
'• Inrtr.n.
AT THE THEATERS
■moOWDOT IKOTHBI \I'V
The ■ !-rrr ltn<^ »nUv<-nlnir *b««l-
MH' and western br««aln*«- that
fc'»p» th!n,-» Rolnc vltb uplrit
throughout the wholf of "Th« Cow
\««r «n<l tb» l*dT " at th« Srattl*
tfcU »»k. offer* Jtitt the ilxht op
rortunltr for Jan*- NVill. t*tb»
Chapman and Ibrlr eapabl« stock
rnmpany. Th< lir« Iy c>m< ■!» dr»m»
!• one of >«• best of th« Nelll reper
toire and is ptaylnt; to crowded
h«iuiw-» It will rcntlntiF tbronib
tb« week.
"TEKKIGHTS IS A DAnEOOM."
The \Vle<temann rmniunr I* of
fering Tea Night* la a liarroom**
this week at th« Ali tur and a »v
- rial eonstimnent of snake* ar# used
to adit realism to tba visions of Joe
Morgan, the Inebriate, who "*>f*
things" In lao third met. To bo
sure,the snakes ar« not alire. hut
. they bars every appearance of t><-
Inc so. T"tr Wledemann Is seen In
the part of Samp* this Yankee, and
Nellie Wledemacn has th« role of
Mehitable, the. romantic eouatry
Klrl Frank Fanning play* the part
of Joe Morgan.
•THE WIZARD OF OZ."
Tb» last performance of "The
Wizard of Oa" at th» Grand will be
tonight. Tomorrow evening "GHt
trrtng Gloria" will be pat on th»
boards. It comes wall recommend
•d.
•TIIE HII.LS OF '' A' .11 'iHNIA •
The Third Avenue Is offering this
■ wetk.Tne Hill* of California." a
■ rousing drama, whose plot Is laid In
the stirring day* of "Forty-nine."
A cow and some train- chickens
are Included In tbs cast.
" THEY WORK WONDERS.
TIHKIVK DUC TURKISH
IJATIIB WWV BATIIH
Hei-Jy't uf>4*r D*»'»r Merlon Bank.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for
Stylish Millinery, Suits, Jackets
Tourist Coats, Rain Coats, etc.
Act EVEnVTHIKQ In the '■', of I » HIONABLI WEAII for
I>a(llr«' and G«ntleinen.
OUR TBRMI ARE THE easiest eveii-ii.oo teh week.
Eastern Outfitting Co. Inc.
Corn.r Fifth .ml Pike.
•The ntliuhl* Cr.dtt f -JMI ''
HOBBtB B)
muuiE
Mlk« Kuklp, it ledger HI th* ill.Hi
Northern ttinnrl bunkhouiti, mm-
I'Ulluil to tin- ('l'll. .■ Ihlp morning
uf l»-iii»; rubbed of $ M by a »«m>
I-O-.1.1 friend. lit told I hi' police
To Close Oct. 3 1
Jl'BT 10 DAYS LETT OF TUB GREAT in 11 i iii iii mi OKKICH. if you want to *rt one
of thoap Klnr r*r«nrh Crayon I'ortraJti ».■ i»i.- giving to our MHIMMfi you'll have to romo<ln be
forp Oct. SUt. lH.nl wait. There'll bo aa awful ruin Hi.' la»t <>* days, Mak» up your H'lii'l I"
romp tomorrow, , I
Thursday's Great Specials
Umbrellas 21-lnrh Ouarantml White Curtains
Mrn'a and Women'a. Id td «lir- j . o I Rwlta; all i« ■* paltrrtia; }b« tdsd
frrent .tjlea; wild umhrrlta "'«" °* «>Oir , O u pay \tc for: your rholr.
•«luf« • •lO° r«.m..rn.» yard ••• * *"' i.v.
Bostcr Brown Col.r, l.llllnl HID -Q, II >'
Bostrr Brown Co' *f» _ „.
Special caip.* Com* In all color*; ie m ii Ommblml Pillow Oham
your chute* tomorrow....7'»* llarcalm. Made of ftnp \ hit*
A Towel Bargain BUck Taffeta Maaim. »io. f... * appitau*
Hraty Cotton Ihtrk. inSJ. with Tomorrow lisa and dr»a»«r Mart, your rhoh-«>.
narrow r«J biirdcr: tomorrow „,.!, .!»•
..y.. .„.,„... .... . The Fad i.,,ij c m i
women i New Aoio u,»utirui n»w ma VMM Blankets
in bU,k and^S; your choice Mil *"h n«-«t ltM bUCkl#i VfJ PrHt, Kan. x MripM ; good
<■ k «ml ..>lor-
tomorrow ........SO* come In all color*; choir*.BO* value* at 12.00 $1.85
ff T"'-'—TTT ' II 111 IIJIII Ml Mill I .---—~ ■■■ -LJ| lih r fn T -~~-~-*~~-n~ T ~-m~ r — r *~~~*~*r*^*mrT nr ~,,i^^ t! ~ r^^
Housefurnishing Week in Our Big
Bargain Basement
tl 00 Copper Dottora W«>h Dollrr ••• ifk- <•»« HttPl Uatrhet .lfte
Good »lt* Clothra Huhrl 3H« tie Catl Btwl Mali ...lit*-
Iron Stew Kettlra, <lin.ll Mir Uc. for f»* ::.- p. St«l .... IS*
Iron Blew Kettle*. 10-Inch •It* 40e, f0r.....,33* Steel 110 l Cake Orlddlet-
Iron Btew Kettle*. || In. (i tit*. ♦-». fur 9Be •Inch *\t*. tSc. for ..1»*
EtitHU'Ml Hi-J.lri- va!ue^ l^lg^l^^.^.^j.jlfc
S»e ..I StPPI Hammer IS* *.| nrb ,i M# ltCj for .I.'.ta.
Sic Cast RteVl Hammer 8S« 10-Inch «!••>. 40c, for SB,
- -
a«acjriii*u»- ».'ia-Jnm*tj«t ~-'.i«aa—■g^qraßaiwaai I—»»i»a—ami ■ ■
PATTKHNS. /^ JAfA'L~/y*/Z€4Z/J J reOPLCS
&«. lOe a^WwlS m~^*2k ■ -^ .ftXY BARGAIN
— ■
sooowmsiY
iiou FOR FULL QUAIIT
POTTLK.
It a th» favorite Whisky. '
Social Club .
Try It ©nee and you Will buy
n°FHE*B KUVKRY EVEIfT-
li Kit»-
WboitMle Btore Catering to
Family Trade.
1*O» BETOSD AVENCE.
Union Bakery \
and Cotfe
W» bar* 'lir best ~ Home-made I
nreart In lh*
«r A I OAF.
If. «Ny •T«nlr«. »»«f «»P» •* TH» i
Mai '•• "<»« «rrl»»* «t • •• ««lo«h.
l«J»p»*on»— Puim»i. U*\n 1019, •* In
,■,!• '»•>! I.*. •"» "'"• •>•«*•••
• »* and 7 0» «nd » copy will «>• ■*■>
I ••" «l —*- b> *»*cUI '"■■"■•'•'_
': -——————-—~^~~~~~^^^
$1.50
Per Gallon for Fln» Old
PORT or
SHERRY
Strictly pur*. w»ll >gr<l and an
• I. k-.u.t tonic and blood maker.
>04 First Ayr. South
Doth Pbon*«. Pink 178U
I ]■'] i. i: I IVERT
Hint |li«. inrin tit i iijilnl th« nauio
i.Mini m iii' did. Thla morning.
«hll< Hiililk mm wrappmi In alum
-1..-! till rili-tnl hii.h. lihiK tha roll
■ lilt illmiu t'lll««l mill haa not I'M'll
„in kin. .- Tin' pOIICI Im Ilivo that
In- took the in. iui ton fur 'I'm mm
biiil bar* in it If m| that city i"
»m< h for thit tin. f
Kukln fill lllH»K'll lilt' |,]!•.■ with
th* nian'a MUM •>«) * foot '!'»' tip
lion. I lir iiimii<-» «M In th* pork*
■M of hla rli'llllllK Mini flMt «m
mull in nl.l.ii n |40 I in-, h
• —.
SMART (I Ml 111 HI HAI I'
Ullor. is:» Jntl. •••
.^S^^^^^^^^^ a^k^amV^amVa^afc aB%-am^^BmV^am\ am^^amVatfe^amV*b%^afc-a^aVamfe •••••••••••••<•••••••••••••" —— ————.——^Q
X M^bt - * li*^l^
B^T * *
I THE TOPEKA IS AFLOAT!! 1
AND THE OUTLET TAKES THE BALANCE OF HER CARGO
1 Yesterday the Insurance Adjusters Sold us Fourteen Cases that Came Wet I
I and Dripping from the Hold ol the 111-Fated Topcka •• |
# The price we paid was a mere song, lor the goods arc not seriously hurt, simply *
I soaked with salt water. Yet we shall give the people of Seattle the greatest bargains f
# in it's history. These eases contain— {
| All Sorts of Dry Goods, Men's Furnishings, Boys' and Men's Clothing |
2 A consignment that runs into thousands of dollars will be offered for a mere trifle X
I of the cost to produce. The Pacific Coast Steamship Co. and the insurance writers are f
|j the loosers—-the gain is a!l yours. 9
X Kxtra Salesmen Have B*cn \ PRICES WILL BE fiddly Diunai-ccf Goods Will He 8
! i-ngaßcdaiui Arc Now Unpacking and Sort- I»■ A . »% W* _^ I i veil A way to Kach Purchaser %
I iin; the Cm- R ,». *\f* tfl 4^%€^ I ' *
I Sale Starts Thursday, Tomorrow, at I ***" bbbbWW I Sale Starts Thursday, Tomorrow, at 2
It Ba. m. Get In Line Early. |ON Till: DOLLAR I Ba. m. Get In Line Early. #
• & ■ *»^s»»»s«^Ms»«Ws»»M».^s»Ms»MMM"M»M» $
THE OUTLET CLOTHiN^COT |
1 CORNER OCCIDENTAL AVENUE AND WASHINGTON STREET . X
TIIK SKATTIJCSTAW WKDNIuHPAV. OCT iQ, 1904.
$200,000 Dime
:.
,11. h iii'i . MM Am'hl
NABHVU.LE. T»nn..Oct. 19—Th«
i.» fi.i«lii »luilh «f Hi. Nashville,
UhattantMiKM * Ht. Umla railway
; wpw dwitroyi^ »>y ftr« today, llif
lorn U f:OU,OO0. Murh frtlKlit waa
burned.
ArtlilM or Incorporation for *•»•
Dunn Mill"' rOIHl»»H> i'lK'l' 1"'1 '"'
th« manufacture of lime, were fll«rt
a the county HM.1U..1 ■ office yea
trnUy. ' • _
Compl.l. Credit Heu..furnl.h.r., rWKPERICK A NKLtON (1n... C°m*•••*• tl!!? 1," "jLf'"^"'"'^^!iSl«-« SM L=- Jcr^__
LINOLEUM 'TOMORROW
04 Inlaid L.nolaum wa ah»w M oaUarna. .1 ....... lr.m »1.25 I. 11.60 p.r •«"•'•*■'*•{*'"■ #, om Me to 40« par .quart yard, laid. .A
rjfrr&r fasfcTS 1 ::;;r- n ) r:: tr.":.^ r tt tr P r.s ii'i':r':^.. , &a
Regular $1.35 Inlaid Lino- Regular 55c and 65c Printed
leum 95c Linoleum 35c
A Square Yard-Cut Only A Squara Yard-.-Cut Only
— - "-■ r.n& '-r '
tomorrow, cut rail i"i aquara yard • «"»• "i""" '""■ »•"
Thir.^ b. ... Mtfl <•'»'«' i« r)B 7« R - # ; m^;::u^ ' ' l'yi>" th" '•'""''
Pl«*» Brina Rnm M»aaur««.
'-"55 - ■ r> Star~Alr-Tieht Heater Paragon Box Stove
Heating T Z^
aT^^a^^ I .^^afe^^k aa^B^Ba^a^^ " afia^B Laai a^^aS^aaß^aaaaaaafe^^K
rag I M fIV w^Ba^SßaTßßM*'i"*'*' fcJt*'\l' V tHß&***j^j?^^^i^| >'^3g^m\
btOVGS K^l £,' §
Ar« m« m demand. In buying w« (ugg*** •"•• you **"' lvl£»* ' ' " ' "'■ Wr f
ii^tr our hurlHn yiin 1 ••ptnano* in rf«*ling with lot»l *' jgtSf fcVKßU^f^^ T -■ /\ i
(u«l and waa«K«r ••ndiliant; lh« fact lha« wa hay« • aHaw 'vi£^ff^ *• flHESbv^^^^ir^ 'Wv
in, «f M..1.r. ambratmg avary or«d« auitabla *•' «aa in JJ!jJa7^tSlM^*^JßjSl ('" v t^l w< ■■BH /
thi. alimala, thai wi abmluttl/ guaranlaa parf*ct aatiafac- jSf^^sßQate^''''*■'" 3aßSt it&fllF^^^W /
lion with «vary •low. wa »«H| that if yau •'• nsl tatiafiad If B^ivy^lr p| aY XV /
aaV VU aaar .^^
•»• mIII aaohanga your ilcvi or refund your rrnni, , that ,r'*~~~' »^bt *^***L *"
.v.r r itlvl v. »ell it ALWAYS ON TRIAL, and lh.« WE VS. UK J^*^*
ARC NtVtn BATISntD UNTIL YOU ARC. \ M H.« r«.t Iron iwlne rjff trp r»» t
MJJ *^-*^ Iron lH,tt!uij. front i«>u' li f• > 1 door,
in ii ii i s^^^^ cle«B-o««t door (ui4 Binooth tU«I
"_" . .. • • • Thl« U the cb«p*»t Mtltfartorjr body. IT! - are v follow*
See the New Arrivals srr-'.'sr.isriia!^^ , i.'S'.'-ta.* "*
a g^ .i.. I body, rut Iron pipe collar. or »* «*•■ an<l |j * monUl-
In UUr nlek»le<J n.mr plsto «n<i cUktled Ko X, length j 2 In 10.75
" uMi ,» r |,,, lrr M f,,i .
Trrm«: II cash and II a »••'*, No. 25. l< JiKth 25 In *S-OO
atfaaV I °r V*' •"■' •■"' *1 • month. „ , ' t , n
I KAAIaf Al^ll No. 1, Itncth II la. briKht J« In.. No. "'i"'th" In t9B°
Vf I yi/g\lj I If No *' '•■«h' :l '■'•• n''«^ IK in • W« Uk. your old .to** and
aflT ••,"•' ailow you «H It la worth a*
flflnaHmont No> *' l»B«tb I* In , bright m.Vb ptrt p. ym . nt tor aMw •"-.
ucp3rimcni mcM* rig*. w**«.''««*»*"»• _;_ r . '■ '. .■ r - : j"^
UVfJal IIIICIII .|..lrail» kVM v;., rilr*.
Frederick & Nelson, (mo I s-« n;
Mai««iio R«n B | <-«;»s£« Second ildllon and Spring Sts. :rr>v:;.?r;,- I RoundO'>tH>* »r I

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