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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
Henry RenSel A'5i 'si@
az AlnstisI HesG. Third Fie,'
d. BUCK & CO.
Mems, Boys ChiIdren's Clothing
Furnishing GOOds, Hats and Shoes
ta0l Second Avenue. New Times
Building.
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECrioN.
Whereas. uuufr and hN virtue Of brdt.
nance No. lpos. dulN easte3 by the Cly
Council Of The ctty % scattio on ihe IN
dny of Auril. 1885,. and approved by the
Mnyor ~ said city on the ON day Of
April 1899 entitled An ordinance pro-
vllinn for trtclal election 90 be held In
tho city of seattle. az whlch the voters
~ said city may vote upon tho question
OF tho Issuance and sale Of the negotiable
bonds OF tuid city &C. tho amount Of one
rose OF rniaiuH the sum of one Hundred
'rhaurhnu Dollars 60 pay 10 George 4,
Mcnchain ana wife the purchase price Of
nlo,k hine'esn Qgi OF nefe ~ Aaai,tioa
thereof 81 said city for use us site for
the seattle Public Library which ordi-
nance provides that the Mayer and city
the qualified voters Of said city. az tho
sporial election therein provided for, the
proposition and question % the issuance
and sale by said city OF the negotiable
bonds of said city on Seattle 10 the
amount 81 one Hundred Thou1and Dol
lars, which bonds shall bear date as %
Nv dsv az thrir Issues DE payable by
Fald date. and shall bear rate 70 inter
est not exceeding -four 'h contum per
annum payable acmi-aunuallY, for which
Interest coupons shall I've attached 90 ana
be "A mart % said bonds. amt the tall
bonds and coupons shan he payable az
the nlnce therein expressed FOR the pur-
INV 40 George =. Mtacham ana Lucia NJ
Meacham. hts wife, tho said sum Of one
Hundred Thousand Dollars as the rur-
chase price uf Block Nlnetoctn iW OF
Tor uso by u as slto Tor the Seattle
Public Library ana which ordinance
further provides that special election
shall be held la the city Of Seattle. at
tho several voting precincts. on the i7th
dnv of May. 1902. nj which special election
there shall DC voted upon by the qualified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08

KING OF THE
OPIUM RING

Customs Inspector 8. a. Brinker
yesterday captured a veteran Snug
gler on the dock at Tacoma with IS
taei cans Of smuEEied opium In a
canvas sack beited around his boat
The man gave his name a. w. a.
Horr and his residence AZ sgt Second
avenue, this city. He was taken be-
fore United States Commissioner
Clifford and bound over 20 the fed
eral grand jury IN 1900 bail
Inspectors Brinker and Delaney
have had HOrr under suspicion Tor
some time and have been quietly
shadowing the, man. until they
thought the evidence against him
was complete Horr has p record for
smuggling extending over a quarter
% century and has been dubbed
by his pals. The King ~ Snug
Elers"
The officers are now IN close chase
after his confederates. Horr has a
son residing az Whutcom. but " IL
not believed he Is IN anyway con-
nected with his fathers Illegal
traffic
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ALASKA NOTES

Tho steamer Petrel. skagway
boat. IN 70 be transformed into q
passenger boat she u % have COM
modious cabins built upon her and
with run on the Lynn Canal-Skag
way passenger route.
Frank Heat has left Dawson on
a bike, racing for Nome, % set an
Injunction for Mrs s,ruthsrH, who
has claims at the latter point.
70 restrain laymen from washing
rich dumps on her claim.
Late advices from Dawson state
that the country Is drenrhed with
water. Sluicleg - active and no
90 co e. SIS 900 90 T. ready 10 wash.
The Giggy brothers, g ska@wey.
are building n stern heel steam.
boat 20 run up the Chilkat river. II
VIII BE- light drauEht
Reports from white Horse say
that the city a. now filled with a
small army Of idle men. Nearly all
who rushed from SkagNay expected
10 get steamboat work
Captain Henry Finch. Cor many
years connected with the life saving
station on the Great Lakes. VIII take
up a gasoline launch 90 Aiaska from
here shortly and engage IN the
wrecking and salvage business there
The craft u nov under construction
here and Viii be launched IN a gew
days. Captain Finch h also an sx-
pert diver. and viii take NORTH a
fun diving equipment Bush and
Company. the customs brokers. VIII
document the deal
A haszsd- af trade has been grgn uix-
ga AZ wrangei. Alaska. J. r. Col
Inns. president. and ] q. Grant.
vice. president The board intends 20
further the interests % Southern
Alaska
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TRANSPORTS
TO SELL
Secretary Root to Dispose
CT Nine

WASHINGTON. II. c.. May S.
Tho war department has decided 10
sell the transports Hancock, Relief.
lawion. RosecrRns, Meade Sedg
wick. sumner, Egbert and Mcclellan.
The vessels remaining Ia the trans
port service after these are sold viii
coatinue Tor the present 90 make
trips between san Francisco. Seat
tie and the Philippines. Ultimately
Secretary Root wal abolish the en-
tire transport service.
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voters q said city said proposition and
question.
20 tho qualified electors Of thr City Of
Seattle th4t ga saturday. the iIth DAY q
MAY, 1900 in he several election pre-
said Cty % seattle ar divided. a speciai
election viii he held az thc voting places
hsreinhflAw HpecineA for the purpose %
voting thsreat BY the qualified voters q
sad city apon the said proposltlun sub
mittcd ~ said Ordnance No. Tpes
THAT said profosittca and question shah
BE- voted upon in the following manner. 70
Wit
Every voter at such sleetion slec,lng 10
vote In favor % said proposition of the
issuance and sale Of said bonds, as Sc;
forth In detail IN said ordnance, shall
vote ballot oVuthininE the following
statement Of said proposition. 20 wit;
~ FAVOR Of the proposition and
question Of the Issuance ana sale by tho
city % Seattle Of the negotiable bonds Of
said city 90 the amount Of ono Hundred
thousand Dollars, Tor the purpose % pro.
vidinE money with which 20 pay George
r. Meaeham and Lucia NJ Msncham his
wife. the said sum o. one Hundred Thou
sand Dollars a. the purchase price Of
10 tho city a. Seattle upon the purchase
thereof hy said CITY for use b. n as a
site for the Seattle Puthc Library. as set
forth and detailed In Ordinance No. 1905
And every voter at such election elect.
inE 60 vote against said pTopOsluon shall
NNAN a tHANIf containing ANN IHfAoMAHE
statement % said proposition, 90. witt
AGAINST the proposition and question
or tho issuance and sale by the city Of
Seattle ~ tho negotiable bonds Of said
sand Dollars. Tor tho purpose 90 proyiding
money with which 20 nay 90 George Il
Meacham ana Lucia NJ Mcsehaul his
rand Dollars as the purchase price 81
Block Nineteen GW ~ nercn's Addition
TO the city % Seattle unon the purchase
10 nd - ha ne afsa
for the Seattle Public Library. as set
Of saii city"
Notice Is hereby further given 70 the
voters u said city that the PLACES of vot-
lnE IN each OF the several election pre-
clncta IN the several wards of said city
az said election shall be as follows;
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct-shoeshop, IFS Railroad
avenue south.
second Preelnet-covsy Bros Tinshop
OIL First ave. south.
Third prccinet-City Stables. Lane At
and Fourth ave, south.
Fourth Precinct Montana stables. ath
ave. south and Washington street
Fi.ih Precinct - ohioe shannon hotel
sixth Precinct Basement OF south school
Twelfth ave. south aud Weller street
seventh Precinct -hruhaksr7 Barber shop
Eighth ave. south and Bradford street
SECOND WARD
FIRST frecinct-Bunicks storeroom. 1928
jackson street
Second rrecinct-PlumblnE thop. 2So0
jackson street
Third rrecinct-omcc OF Knowles WOOD
yard, corner OF Twenty sixth ave south
and jackson street
Fourth Precinet-Front room OF house.
2sa Jackson street
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct Front room OF house
southeett corner OF Eleventh ave. and East
Cherry street
second Precinct Madrona Council hall
twenty nrst ave, and East Jefferson.
Ihird Precinct Front room OF house. ioea
Eust Madison street
Fourth Precinct McGilVEs's Real Es-
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IMPORTANT NEWS

The city council will meet tonight
as a committe OF the whole 10 dis-
cuas the matter Of allowing half
pay 70 hremen and policemen who
become disabled IN the service or
have passed the age limit specified
Dy the civil service couulsai0n
Both measures seem to be very pop-
ular with the people ia general and
~ ~ probable that the council viii
MAKE e favorable recommendation
The Great Northern tunnel and the
changes In the water system which
VIII have 70 be made IN the event Of
the tunnel being built will also be
considered.
The street committee Of the coun-
cil took a trip this morning down on
the tide lands. The object ~ the
mp II 20 look over some land on
which the Northern Pacific Railway
Company desires 10 build extension
track. The committeeman Will
also look into the matter Of the ea-
Establishment u permanent street
grades on the tide lands.
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war.
Faro dealorn-thc best paid Jour
neymcn gamblers are cut from $3.50
ana 40 day 90 90. Side game
men. formerly paid 81. are now paid
s.. boosters, once paid s. and up,
are now paid 81 90 or lepF. accord
ing 90 ability stud dealers. who
are aummnrily fired" " thoY lose
"a dollar Of their employers money
Ia "a days play are hereafter 10 OBJ
tain the munificent sum 81 -, IN
stead 81 -.
The Protective Association
Tho matter has been formally th-
ken up by the Dealers and Boost
erH' Protective Association. which
meets when or SHIFT IN the Totem
harroOm but there appears 70 De
no hope Of a restoration 81 the ola
scale. and under present condi
a strike - impossible AZ badly hH
the bosses need the money, the mem
befH 81 the association need "a more.
Unfortunately also. there " more
or less friction IN the ranks Of the
association itself. and lively COM
troyerny iB IN progress az 70 thr
amount of wages crap game
booster. who handles cash. should
got. compared with STUD game
booster. who handles chips only.
la the gambling world. Hs wen ~
out ~ ". capital haH the whip hand
over labor. uny the dealers ana
boosters.
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best quality. worth i5c; an d.x -.
day at Toe. ~
Fancy Imported Stocking -.
lisie or extra fine cotton, M -
various colors. stripes, etc. aisn -.
IN lace design. spliced heels ana -
worth SOC q pair. closing them =,
Friday at a6c. ~
Boys Heavy Cotton Fast p,..,
Athletic Hose. double toes. heels -
triple knees. worth 2sc: special ~.
day az the pair. Ice. "
Misses Fast Black Fine pas..
Cotton Hose. Hermsdorf ave. va
maco split coles. high splicse hesss
double toes and knees. worth - ,
pair: on sale Friday all DAY al ID
There are also some in the IA, n
tan. at the same price.
Women'E Jersey Ribbed shsp~s
Bieached Cotton Vests, low nsck "a
sleeveless. silk tape or high neil ar5
sleeveless. In ecru. with pear but
tons. extra fine quality, worth ~
and soc. special Friday an DAY Al 10.
Wornens Heavy Cotton Jersey
Ribbed Vests and Pants. superior
quality. extra finish. worth Sec rar.
meni. Friday all day At isc.
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military heel. worth 81 Friday all
day az ii1s
Chmdren's red and blue one-strap
Sandals % soft vici Md. spring
heels. sizes 20 II. worth tl-50. FRI
day al day at sc.
Decorated Porcelain Egg Cups.
regular price lie. Friday al day
~ &C..
Decorated Porcelain Pie Plates.
regularly worth 81 a dozen; Friday
AZ g7c.
Large Yeliow Mixing Bowls. regu-
lar price i2c. Friday all day at &c.
Ibc Decorated China cups and
Saucers. special Friday az Joe.
Decorated Porcelain Cream or
MIX Pitchers extra large sizes,
worth lie. Friday all day at ioc-
1914 Unbleached sheeting worth
l7Ssc. all day Friday at. the yard.
i1isc.
Best American Prints. In black and
white. gray OF Indigo. wort . l-fc.
Friday al day az Sc.
French Chaiiis. 30 inches vide.
good assortment Of patterns. worth
lbc. Friday all day. lzisc.
Cotton Coverts or Bicycle suitlng.
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Best Steel Pine. needle points. VIII
not bend always sold At i9c pa
per. Friday ni day al Be-.
White Pearl Buttons, sizes is 70
g. regular price 1i4c % izse a
dozen. sale price Friday. 4c a dozen.
Wire Hair rinr. ~ boxes assert
"a regular price Zoe a box. sale
price Friday al day. o..
Ruhifnam. &c bottles all day Fri
day At iTr.
chlorate Potash Tablets. ibe bot
Ties, az ft4c
colgate's Shaving Soap. i0c siGe;
Friday all CAV AZ &C.
Aicrobans Hair Tonic. 81 bottles
Friday all day. t0c
Lace Trimmed Handkerchief.
worth igiac and he. fun size. Friday
all day at 8 i-tc
Fancy Ribbons. very fines, quail.
ties. Z Inches wide. worth regularly
1sc yard Friday all day At lie.
Moureilalnr Taffeta Ribbons. IN
rev and staple shades. Z inches wide.
worth Sc. Friday ali day at 2oc.
Womeu'H Glazed pongola Lace
Shoes. light double soles. modified
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LABOR TROUBLES IN RANKS
OF DEALERS AND BOOSTERS
TheFestve Gambler Is Now Having Other Troubles Which
Affect Board and Lodging

Labor troubles are the latest 20 be-
Het the once roae.atrcwn path 81 the
boss gamblers IN the Seattle Tender
loin.
strange az Il may sccm'tn the few
who stili cling 10 the queer old
fashioned notion that gambler
boss on journeymhn- ~ yHgrnnt
and knows NOT the meaning OF the
word labor. there h az much hard,
unremittlng toll ia the bls gambling
houses ar IN the average store OF
Workshop and with n all the nordid
cares that burden labor which ia
recognized by the eye 81 the law.
The fixing 81 a new wage scale by
the woll-fod. icwel-bcdeCked bosses
II the cause ~ the trouble At the
beginning Of the present week re-
duction ~ approximately 20 per
cent, IA The wages uf all gambling
house employees WAS made and com
s"queutly there - grurphliuE and dis
content among the poverty stricken
"ioure Coming as the cut does at
the end 81 a lock out ~ HiNty days.
fur which the iucklcaH slaves" were
lras than any one responsible. Il is
duuhly hard 20 bear but such. say
The ''i1uts." 10 a gamblers los--one
day chicken and the next day feath-
crs
They Went 10 Rseoup
The cut IL attributed e. desire on
the part ~ the bosfes 90 %coup
their losses In the recent gambling
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THE BON MARCHE
0
1919 to I455 Second and 5-I23 Pike Street

state once. end Of MAaivoa stree, car ma
FOURTH WARD. -
First Precinct basement Of Cu nN~
Third avenue and jefferson street -.
second P-ecincf-Frunt room u 49,
2QT Ccl lgshl1 street -
Third procinet-ofiee Of Perrin ao's-
Maficn street and First ave. -.
Fourth Precinct-Offiee Of Florenee ae-'~
AIS Madison street M
seventh ave. -
sixth Precinct Justices court ron
basement 81 County courthouse
FIFTH WARD. :.
First precinct- Warehouse rear q "
nee. compton, lumber yard. Western 49,
between Madison ana Spring streets
second Precinct - Swesneys FiansS
store. gti University street.
Third Precinct Bickertcn's Auctieh w.
1919 First ave. $500
Fourth Precinot-Ea stmAn's stselss fiin
ave. and Pine street. -.
Firm Precinct -- Union Electric NoN
Tnh Pike street. -. -.,-s
avenue.
First Precinc,-weston's Fuel ONES. N'
First ave. Ia.
second Preeinct-MoElwAin real ef'ss
ONCE, e226 FIRST ave.
Third Prccinct-s;creroom OK Aoheo nv
pitsl eSi5 First ave. ~,
FOURTH Precinct Basement Of neAl
school, Fifth ave. and Wall street -
Firth Prcoinet-ofiice q Bowers a''''
sixth ave. and olive street
SEVENTH WARD, -,
First Precinct ~ Basement 81 sse...
church. corner PIKE street aaa ssi''~
second Preeinet-vaeant house as P''
mind Prcciact-omoe Mumford's ~
factory, corner Of Almy street and hoNN'
Fourth Precinct Bakery OF schmia.
ieuWig, iToi Harvard ave. ,,-.,..a
Fifth Precinct Storeroom Of hsFkins
Co, 1901 Fourteenth ave. .,.u
Sixth Procluct-Smiths Grocery 49,
corner OF Harrison street. and fs'"-
seventh Precinot--Front rcom q n'a'a
2Qto East Madison street -.
Eigtth Precinct Room IN house q ~
stanton. 230i Eastlake ave.
EIGHTH WARD x,,s
First prccinct-Oflce % klette ~
real estate, fe0 Denny way. -
Second Preoinet-ofice PACING hat
tory, $50 Harrison street -
Third Prscinot-Old Pumping Siatlea "a
ner % Ward street and Fourth ave. ~
Fourth prtcinct-Shoe shop eofHe
Roy street and Queen Anne avenue
NINTH WARD.
First Precinct ColeErovs's hall
tenth ave west and Grand houlssA "A
second Prccinct-Old Ross postehs@
Third Precinct -old Hose house, I're5Ss ,w.
Fourth prerinct-l, O, q, T. nan
EFT ave. and Albion street 80. hah
Filth prccinct-Anteroom OF MAJ ava
East Forty second street ana s'AH
northeast ..,t III.
tv-seventh ave. north and keys'oee Na
Seventh Precinct. O, O. Is near
300 East. Seventy -second stree"
Wuodlawn ave. -. hosfhouse
The polls al said election VIII WI q m
from, o O'Clock a. M until J oe'o's
OF said day h.ve hereunie
set my hand and anaxed the ts..9s
Ci.k ms le'h Jay mo. RIPLlN5t frlsrs
CITY Comptroller and ex.oiie"
ps 90 ~, ., a Gy pa e ssi April ID ''
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SLATE is
UNBROKEN
Dennison Ticket Wins
Out at Congress

los ANGELES. cal. May S--The
concluding sessions u the Women's
club cOnEfpss were held today, The
ticket headed by Mrs nenuison for
prcsldent. as selected ~ the nomi-
nating committee, was elected. Il
was as follows; President. Mrs.
plnlos r. $. DeniS0n ~ New York,
first vice president Mrs, Robert Rur-
dette ~ California. second vice
president. Mrs, Emma Fox az Michl-
gan, recording secretary, Mrs, Will
tam +. CoAd ~ South Dakota, cor
reSpondtng secretary, Miss Louise
Pappsnheim o. south Carolina.
treasurer, Mrs. Emma Van Nechtep
az Iowa. auditor. Mrs. George O..
Moves. ~ wisconsin, board % Dis
rectorx Mrs " A. Neldeu ~ Utah,
Mrs j. c. Carroll 81 Texas, Mrs
Humphreys OF Texas,
This afternoon was an Industrial
proolan, session. Tonight the bicn-
nial address win be made by Prcsi-
dent Lowe, after which there viii De
an adjournment.
An attempt Is break the prepared
SLATE was unsuccessful. the main at
tack being made on Mrs penison,
whn defeated Mrs. Platt- Decker ~
Denver hy vote of $50 90 20, The
latter refused 10 run. The election
was attended with scenes Of great
excitement.
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Don't spare tho coal dust. jack
stts a. t. .I..l.,a. 90

Don't spare tho coal dust. Jack
Keep her funnel plplng."
"Flrc up down there. / don't hear
any slsAle Ca her safety valve yct.'
Crowd her up. YOU rubber. Crowd
her up, / tell you.
These were only a very few OF the
strenuous exhortatluns ~ two cap
tains aa their boats came scuddiuE
over the bay this morning, almost
neck and neck. headed Tor their
Wharvcs They " ere tho steamer Sar-
an NJ. Rentom from Port llakelcy.
sometimes called the Renton Maru.
on account of her big Jap pasucp-
ser lists, and the steamer Hattie
Hansen from Pnulsha II happened
that they reached the middle Of the
bay nearly together and i was q
race from then on. Some time the
Renton would seem ta ne getting the
better ~ n. then the little Hansen
would forge ahead The passengers
on both boats enjoyed tbs contest
immensely Some ~ she more sport.
i've aboard we're ueryously ciutchlug
their bank rolls tryiug to give az grt
odds on the result, hat the morning
crowds from beyond the bay are
literary and not much given 90 bot.
ting As they neRred the shore the
fireman on the Renton evidently
threw lr a piece ~ tarry tatpanin
into the furnace. for tho steamed
made u dash forward and passed the
bow OF the Hansen. The race wa
over and from a spectators Grand.
stand on shore Il looked Ike a draw
The steamer Rainier Of che Pollard
line arrived here last night from san
Francisco with IS passengers and $50
tons % freight The weather on the
way W vas nne.
The steamer Dawson % the =. Y,
n. C.. was successfully launched at
White Horse on May !. The steam
ers White Horse and the selkirk
we're 20 be launched a fcw days af-
forwards.
The Skagway folks are row TAX
Ing census there. Every one " he
own euumerator. The returns wi
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- inch Black Thretn SILK. worth
lso yard, Friday from iill ~ al
SEC
All Wool BLACK Cheviot. 30 inches
wide. worth 81 q yard. Friday from
. till ~ Hf sec.
Fruit 81 the Loom nleached Mus
i'm. one yard wide. worth i0c a yard
Friday from ? tiil re- at7i-sc.
Apron GirFhHm. al coinrs and
checks, worth Sc yard. Friday from
- uli ~ at ti-1c.
French FlnnneietteR. ~ inch wide.
best styles. regular price i5c yard !.
Friday from tili ~ ~ 10c.
Women's Pine DouEola KID Lace
shoes medium heavy eoies. exten-
sion edge. military heels. worth 81 so
a pair. Friday from 3 till ~ az CSC.
Mems Satin Calf Lace and CON
greNa shoes, heavy and light aoies.
worth si.5s a pair. Friday from 3 tiil
~ At csc.
Fine Cambria EmhroiderieH. ln
blind and openwork patterns. very
fine qualities worth i0c and i2tsc q
yard. Friday from 9 till i2 at 2i-2e.
4 Women'a Liberty SIX Neck Runs.
very finest quality. tn black only. fun
collar, and wide long plated ends.
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BUILDING NOTES

Robertson 4 blackwell yesterday
let the contract for building q $4,000
residence az Thirty sixth avenue and
T.. Aloha to Coagruvs a Mclean. ".
Sweeney a TO. VIII 40 the plumbing.
and g. III smith the heating work
IAVAnwny q 1iiinrd commence
construction tomorrow on $500 fAt
owned by ~ Gross az Nlnth avenue
and Union street uebb a Mrndvil
are the architects Mt Gross may
build a uat similar 60 the ons 90 be
constructed next 20 u on the COM
piefiou of tho first one.
Engineer y. =. wright has just
laid out an en+acre tract. half %
which ~ included within the limits
81 Auburn. The land lies along the
seattle Tacoma a interurhan rnil-
way and ls owned by ". J. Lunn.
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kAff y steAA@-s
on sale Friday from . III u It
yi2bo
Decorated Cream Piichsis sx1lsr
price i0c. on sale Friday frori u
~ az SC.
Fine Decorated Toilet Se1. q
pieces. regular price tlz5o. on N
Friday from till Il at $50.
Plain black or white Side Hoss
Supporters. button catch. all sizes.
regular value. iscs Friday. frol .
I'll y. az Sc.
Fancy Frilied Elastic. IN al col
ors. worth lie yard, fri1ay from
, till IL. al &c.
Bone Collar Buttons. one eoaen on
card. regular price. i0c } card. sale
price Friday. from 2 TIL u, q e.
Curtain ends. worth up 10 Am .
pnlr-all that's left from today sell
ing from the lot advertised fo'
Thursday. Friday, from : I'll l. u
&c and CSC each.
women's Fast Black Cotton Hos,'
fine quality. double toe and bees
worth isc a pair: Friday, from q
u, AZ ioc.
Misses or Boys Fast Black Cot
ton Hose. spiiced heels and tees VII
triple knees. worth Sc FricH
from 2 tlil i2, at isc.
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pedals huf mat ~ rF8l EageiAiA9 ug 2
III US plainly how the low prices are
finished with double silk ruffilng.
regularly worth SAs5. Friday from )
tan ~ AT N.ss.
Boys Linen Caps. golf style, In
white and coinra. worth 2bc. Friday
from . till ~ az Toe.
Matted Pictures new l0t-s5
studies 10 select from. regular price
35e. Friday from tai ~ AZ ibc.
shirt Waists, IN chambrny. ging-
ham. lawn. percale and linen baiiEte,
some In white trimmed with en-
broidery and tucks. also others Of
black mercerized satcen. sizes - 10
a.. regular value si.E5; Friday from
3 till ~ az Csc,
Kirks Toilet Soap. regular price
SC a cake. Friday. from 8 ull J..
AT &C..
Listcrated Tooth soap. worth lie a
box. Friday, from ? TIL II, at &c.
witch Hazel. regular &c bottles
Friday. from tin ~ at ioc.
Children'a Pnrasols. worth 2sc
each. from tln IL Friday al l2isc.
Fine French Cream Mixed Candy.
regular price 25c a pound. Friday,
from tiil ~. az l5c
Decorated la Belle China Dinner
Sets % 100 pieces, regular price S4ai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-08
LICENSES TO WE'D

Marriage licenses have been issued
10 Olaf MartensOn. Is. and Mary
Hasle. legal age. both ~ Seattle.
AdOlph Anderson, 25. and Fena Pet
erHon. both Of Oialia Charles Clark
%. and Pearl Washdahl n. both u
Seattle. Hans Anderson. %. and
Marie Sorenson, n. both Of FIRE.
mont.