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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-01
NEW YORK STAGE HELD UP.
Bold Highwaymen in Orange Initiate
True Western Style.

dispatch from Middletown. N. Y, last
night says: The stage coach Pioneer"
which makes daily trips between Warwick
and Goshen, was held up and robbed by
three masked horsemen late this afternoon.
The coach was bowling along the road
two miles from Florida. and at a lonely
spot on the road Clinton and Horatio 8.
Wisner, who own the coach and were on
1t, saw the men on horseback suddenly
emerge from the dense woods which line
the highway. Clinton was driving. The
robbers ordered him to pull up his horses.
This he refused to do and the highway
men opened fire with revoivers. None Of
the shots took effect. but the shooting had
the effect of compelling the whip to bring
his horses to a stop
Inside the coach were Mrs. ]. A. Cham
berlin, Mrs. Fred. Webster. Mrs James
Fuller, Mrs. Hart and Mrs Ed. johnson.
all Of Florida. While two Of the highway
their revolvers, the third, using many
threats, compelled the passengers to give
up all their money and valuables.
After the robbery had been completed the
robbers spurred up their horses and es-
capped.
When news Of the hold-up became known
this whole section of Orange county was
first astounded and then excited. Posses
of armed men were hastily formed and at
once started search for the highwaymen.
Clinton Wisner is president of the village
Of Warwick.
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ALARMING SPREAD OF CHOLERA.
People Of Iloilo Province Flee In Terror
to Mountains.

A dispatch from Manila yesterday says:
s.It is announced that 5,124 cases Of cholera
and 2,74O deaths from that disease were re-
ported in the province of Hoilo, Island OF
Panay. on Monday. This is the highest
record for any district since the outbreak
occurred. and exceeds the total for Manila
and many of the provinces since the COM
mencement of the epidemic.
1.-The town of Miago, in the province of
folio, was the worst sufferer, l.173 cases
being reported there Monday. At Cabatuan
there were $50 cases. and at Dumangas 800
cases were reported Monday. The people
are fleeing to the mountains. leaving the
dead unburied and the dying uncared for.
The government has ordered additional
doctors and medicines to be sent to Iioilo.
The number of victims makes ordinary san
ttary measures impossible.
1.-THE totals for all the provinces Monday
were $500 cases and 3,00l deaths.'
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UNFINISHED.
91e 18Th NV l1r 2ooo' LOS l IN NV Or g so SO
1347 L NV, Ter. $50 90 10 lith ST. 80 y.
1lol 18th NV, 17r, $50 90 a1o6 NV, Or 25 30
ass M nw i hs An! rs 90 Lots s Nos 50
1928 Mass av, 16r. 1880 1921 Del ar = 90
1919 Jenr pi NV Ar loo 90 lois Deav ne, Ar. Is
1882 Columbia I'd 1srs3 49, 115 ne. Or. IS 90
2oSt Hlllyer pl, gr So 3s 929 1st me- ~ ~
1850 Wyomg av, 15r 1900 90 Del ne, 5r.. IL 90
Brlghtwood. O.. 1900 716 1st ne, Or. Y GO
1903 Belmont av Tor e5 90 900 Del ne. Ar. 90
$40 NV, lar e5 90 $40 Del ne. Or. u %
1918 NV, Or. .65. 90 1907 Del Ar 10 50
peg nv 1sr 5oo Ioo' PEI av me- ar 80
2OO2 NV, Or. 5000 1914 10th NV. Ar. 10 90
s sass INV w" iso ' sd me- me-
Jas goth N.Y. 12r. 5000 79-s1 ne. 4r. 10 90
1923 NV. 12r. SIS 90 l14s I'd ne, Or. 10 90
20l4 Hillyer p Tor. 5000 s1-75 Jackson Or 0 80
7 s's sa PS lYF s BALDWIN la row.
s0i7 HIiyer pi, ior. s % Lot /, 50 cas- Del az :
aSis hyer S p Tor 400 90 Lot, 1e 50 e7e bet
1904 Decatur pl, sr $500 Mass & Del avs and F
1913 o NV. Or. 1000 st. Per annum l 200 90
FURNISHED.
Mass az SS 18th 1pr
s1 sSGR 1Sth is
GeFsn 15 18th 3 90 woodIey lane Hartford Fl I'd
sa 4 IFS goo Ysis mr. M lsth sS
mr. 2 sih 1s s mr. mr.
nr 21st 13r b.. .125 90 18th mr. o. 12r b. .12o 90
ssside 18th and 1 M9w 10th corcoran ne s,S u
near 10Th or 10 $500 18th nT i5i SD 800 %
VIZ Cor ,srb 18th mr. mr. Core
Mass mr. 22d. l2rb $50 90 10th Gin. sw cor ZOE n
P.g7idenee st. Brooiisnd 2i 8 mr. r. ior .: %
Phelps bt ns
mr. 1dth. 1or b. 100 90 10Th BIT 9 R, r; 3a 90
APARTMENTS.
rs Marion No IS 90 81 e. aaai 3D. No. Or s.
TIE Marion 70 {, $3.50 % TIE Maury, s. + 8 q
APARTMENTS IN THE PORTLAND"
OFFICES.
srdng 18th 26S % 142s Desirable Offices
s9S F. liz 90 90 6o5,7 tn desirable offices
2t rooms from 81 to as SIS
Desirable Offices. from room COS 7th NV 90
STORES.
sw cor sth&D o,O0IPt lot 3. SO 4s4. II. 90
1925 NJ. ......... .S5 90 9Th and ne. ~ 90
ISL 18th 1000 426 oth NV. basem't. rs
STABLES
lI3a 14th NV, rear SIS 90 1924 av Is 90
1910 L. rear. .25 90 i7o8 18th, rear " 1900
s s5o7 Mass nv, rear 80 ~ % 23a LIST rs 90
Unsurpassed facilities for the collection of rents
from all classes OF property.
SEND OR CALL AT OFFICE FOR FULL LIST OF
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED HOUSES
OFFICES. STORES AND STABLES.
THOS. ]. FISHER & Co. Inc.
se2T-f 1i14 st. NV.
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FOR RENT lSW 937 G. ST. b. % 90
NV, 31S Pa av, pr. $50 80 SW 935 G. Or b. 90 80
NV. 1909 9th Ar 2h So 80 SW, 623 G, Or. Is so
NV 1925 Gift / bis 90 Sw S1SMcLean 6r b13 80
NV. 500 G. 19r, 2b.. 500 SW 635 @, 4r II 80
NV, 2027 l. 1877 2b 6000 Ne 1101 Fla ,Sr. b. 81 90
NV, l411 Hops BITS 90 Ne, 11o4 7th Sr, b.. 2e SO
NV, go av, Or, b &c. so NE, 1923 H. 5r. rs 90
NV, 141S 11th or. b IS Ne 1921 NJ, - 90
NY, 1449 Ir, b. IS. IS NE, 1921 Trinidad, 4r.5 90
NV. 1922 Fla av Sr b2550 Sc, 100 E. 6r b. % 90
NV. 400 o. Sd H. 1r15.00 Sc, 1902 9th, 7r. 90
NV, AS Ridge, Ar. IL 90 Sc, 1104 9th, 7r. 10 so
NV, 1114 BRAND Al. $50 Sc, 14O NJ, 6r. o. 80
NV. 426 st alley, Ar. 80 Sc, 3i3 Ar. Z 90
NV, 8, & OBrien 8 Sc, $40 I'd, Ar. ..... g. 90
ct, 4r..........6 .30i
STORES.
NV, 61S Pa. ave-. stories and cellar IS 600 50.
f. floor room and elevators. Per annum "a 200
NV, 22d and Water. Observation-Disclosures $50. 90
OFFICES
NY Guntol bldg offices NV, sis La ave, offices
NV, Central bldg, offices NV, Vernon Row offices
APPLY AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
se27-tf THOS. f. WAGGAMAN, OF F st. NV
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THE WILTSHIRE
Virginia ave. and Beach. Open all year,
SPECIAL WINTER RATES.
se26-7St4 s. s. PHOERJIS
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE

WANRLBVRUU HOUSE
STONE. IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION,
Remains open all the year. Built, furnished and
conducted on plane equal to that Of the best city
hotels. Central location, with entire block on
uriousy equipped and perfectly heated with q spe-
cial view to catering TO the winter trade hereto
fore found at Lakewood and In Florida It's weekly
concerts Of highest grade music will continue
throughout the yea. Telephone service In each
vate bath is supplied with hot and cold sea water
and fresh water. Hot and cold fresh water In go
guest rooms. Special suites, with private service
and dining room, features Golf privileges
Write for Illustrated booklet and rates.
seZ4-S3t,2O JOSIAH WHITE & SONS
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FALL AND WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.
Hotel Dennis
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Open throughout the year.
The early fall months are most delightful at
the seaShore The Dennis. directly facing the
ocean and Boardwalk, is literally appointed and
conducted. Hot and cold water in private
baths WALTER j. BUZBY
oc1 -26t-1O
HOTEL LAMBORN, MARYLAND AVENUE NEAR
Beach.-Steam heat; private and public baths
elevator; sun parlor overlooking ocean; excellent
cuisine: Write for special fall and winter rates.
Oc1-4t-4
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no DEMONSTRATE THAT WE CURE RHEU-
matism. all joint bone. nerve skia blood. lung,
hot air electricity X-ray massage. ETC.. we with
accept all cases engaged before Jan. /, 1908, at
n regular fees. Consultation and medicine free,
Satisfaction guaranteed. THERMO-ELECTRIC
INSTITUTE. SIT 14th st. NV. Hours. $3.50 to 8.
ee27-26ts.S
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-BY MOORE HILL uNCJ, TIT 14Th.


FOR RENT-BY MOORE HILL QNCJ, lit 14Th.
ao25 KsI ay III 2b 1sS 90 1000 nS III lSs 60
2Gs 10Th NV rs g ds i i IT, p
240i Mass 600 90 1897 10th 12r 3blo0 90
1T44 F. Iir 3b yr 500 00 1905 Phelps Tor, % 100 ~
9 l2th oooS los -P.p S. bali %
1871 Mass av 800 90 2336 Mass av,J b. 100 90
i! 9I IW i5G Sh $50 1920 10th ior b. IS 90
I622 DIST 15r 3b sta 90 1916 Corcorn, Sr, b. 50 90
ii5 Cap iSr, b. $50 90 I29 Md Tor b. 81 SO
1922 NV; iir. la lI IN aviar i'' 90
e,osRnr 900 0o.i217 Kenesaw 81, b. .35 90
100 iSth NV I4r 200 90 1873 Oregon Or 30 50
144I av i5r 3b 200 90 21o4 LIST, 1or b. 90
els 18th NV Tor 2b 100 l7T6 T, store Sri 90
1877 Mass ay i2r b. 10000 Az NV, Tor, b.. 80 IS
1898 NV. I6r. Oh 100 90 l3l3 Corcoran 9r&b 81 90
mr. 18th l1r, b. 1900 22l2 NV, 7r. b.. 80 SO
1925 Clifton, l2r, rs 90 317 T. Or, q SO
1 17si n nw i 14r 2b 500 ESQ sRFGSs &
1000 18th NV go ooI2a3 Mass av ne; ST.! 50
1891 10Th. 1lr, 80 so 15 Cal st Or b. 80
1899 vern 12r, 2b55 IS 1923 Wyle me- Ar W. 90
1912 1897 & Sr SeNSs lib a aE
5d2 H Se 81 ist l. 1srab
1906 2 NV. Tor, b. so .0OiThe Bnney, Sd front,
1880 NV 1sr 2b so 90 1901 whitney ,2df s. IS 90
asso fh nW lo sT6REs
2iS0 Pa av, bakery st &!177s T, store&dw. .s35 90
11r ............. 40 so 2701 p NV, store Is 90
PIP Isth Or b. so ,,,o d eth n1r So4 ., M
II2s Yale Tor. b. 425o RI Il20 10th NV No3. 20. 90
1919 Kenesaw, 10r. .425 so RI 3!5 "A 6s IS 90
l12 Mass ne,er b. Y 50 Rr 1918 R stalls 10 90
1922 NV, Tor b.. 81 so bet NJ and NJ. 100
1872 1872 n VI 6et RI RI q st. bk
1s0913 18th Or b. $3.50 RI 2202 14th NV, br 90
289 NV, Or, b. $3.50
Office rooms. 626 and 3Ss Indiana ave:
CALL AT OFFICE FOR COMPLETE BULLETIN.
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MACHINERY, ETC.

FOR SALE-40 BOILERS OF VARIOUS TYPES,
ranging from 90 to 100 horsepower; also a large
stock OF engines, pumps. shafting and pulleys,
several elevators Of different types. large pipe
cutter, lathe and steam and enc gasoline
launch. FORSBERG & MURRAY,
se223m,1 9Th and Water SITS, s.w.
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT
@ implicitly furnished. including piano; rooms
and bath; ami 24th st. Pa. ave-; rent,
S45 81 per month. MARTIN BROS,
oc1w.f2t 1925 Pa. ave.
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FOR sALR-HoUsEs.


FOR SALE-eOe 10TH SHaNH
Cheap N $xR6O
Rents 81. al PEI month
Groom brick; lot f6xfof tn alley; room for sta
Bile. Desirable locations paved street
oc1-& MOORE HILL Qnc.l, III 18th st. NV
FOR SALE-H0W'S THlSf ~
Price, $&750ssa
Renting for $35 50 ner hbonth Wan locsted
northwest, west Of 10TH ST. ON A throush st. a
desirable modern brick dwelling: rooms with
modern bath; hot-watef heat; cabinet mssntels
CHEAP FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT. BET
TER LOOK THIS UPy.l ya
ocl-2t MOORE HII11fng7, TIT 14th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle nc u
PRICEaT$15TDO
An unusually Wen 9glM hS4ss; indeed very
very. high ceilings; every bOm large one;
handsome tiled bath rooms; "a bath for servants
in basement; very best aystsh Of hot-water heat
A special feature Of this house is a fine lava
tory between the different sleeping rooms Don't
fail to see this house. which could not be built
for the price asked; owner leaving city.
oc1-2t MOORE HILL (Inc.), I'll 14th st. NV
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RETvr-
1920 18th ST. NV; s35. so; rooms, BATH cellar,
furnace; possession given Oct L.
se24-t W. s. MINNIX, 1927 T NV.
- Conn 3gIa 3 nw.
1903 18th NV, III, b 1000 Office rms, 1907 st
TYLER RUTHERFORD, Inc. 1907 st.
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FOR EALE-ON THE HEIGHTS''-
BARGAINSi BARGAINSi BARGAINS!
Now's the time to secure a bargain In this
choice location Only $1,000. Between 18th and
14th: A BEAUTY" Select brick and stone
front. stone porch and steps; 10 rooms, tiled
bath. BOT-WATER HEAT
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UNFINISHED,

THOMAS ]. FISHER & Co, INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.,
1414 r. ST. NV. TELEPHONE NJ. 3+S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-19

la yet unanswered. From among
our notable and noble dead ! select
two, the artist ana the rcformer Sol
Smith Russell and Governor John r.
Altgcld" Concerning the latter hc
raid!
mo ono who has lived IN the mid.
die West az any time during the last
Zen years needs Go hc told how save
hgely Governor Aitgeld was hated
aud how he was perHlsteniiy mis-
represented. Years ago 1 learned 60
diauredii newspaper reports concern.
Ing public men, hut no uniformly was
Governor Aitneld portrayed a. a dis
turber and deaiructionlat that |
came 60 think OF him az a demn-
gogue. playing on the passions Of
Foolish men for his own selfish ends
Not until a close and valued friend,
an old.time Ahoiltioulst and rock.
ribbed Republican, raid In my hear
ing. Governor Altgeld reminds me
more OF Abraham Lincoln than any
man ! ever met. did begin 10
think that my Impressions were
wrong When l vcnturcd 10 men
ton my dlatrust % Governor Att
Eeld 90 a prominent politician ~
Wisconsin his only reply was / wish
you could know him. your diHtrust
would vanish In an hour
'ft il now admitted hy all that this
man--however mistaken nj times
was a patriot and refnrner, and a
man faithful to the hour of death 90
the cause OF the poor and desuised.
The press. which condemned him
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SUNDAY SERMON

A high tribute was paid 20 The late
Governor John +. Aitgeld IA a
sermon preached BY Rev. w. -. ST.
monds at the First Unitarian church
yesterday morning Tho Artist
and the Reformer~-sni smith Rus
sell and Governor John p. AItRcid. :"
WAS his subject, which he introduced
as follows;
IN n lecture which nifty years ago
startled. aud | may add. angorsd
Boston and New England, Wendell
Philips said' II n a grave thing
when a state puts a man among her
jewels. The hOnora We grant mark
how high We stand. and they cda-
cate the future. For many weeks
past " has seemed that each week
numbered among its dead some not
able American. Admiral sampson
brave and loyal sailor. praised to-
day by a press that wmhlttered his
last years with undeserved ecuaure.
Bret NRrt~. who n second time diacov-
cred California. turning the Rtten.
ton % New and ola England 10 the
land 81 the setting sun; Prank
stockton. whose Ingenious stories
have delighted thousands and whose
question. which came through the
open door. The Lady or the Tiger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-19

Aarseilles patterns. IN blue. pink
and yellow. hemmcd ready for use.
worth $50. each Sis.
white Mitchelsne RpreA6-~Fxtra
sire and weight. beautiful designs.
good value at g.. special. each ass.
Combination Bedspreads These
spreads are for iron bedsteads and
are 90 cut az to form a valance for
the bed. They are good weight and
frin-sa--
size for single bed. each si.es.
Size for double bed. each f2.50.
Fruit OF the Loom i3ienched mus
lin. vineyard wide. 10 to 90-yard
lengths. worth ioc. special all day
tomorrow. a yard, 7tsc.
Bleachcd pequoi sheetluw-Two
yards wide. worth nc. special for
tomorrow. a yard. ikc.
Heavy Ticking-Fancy colored
stripes. worth Roc, a yard isc.
"Amoakeag" BlanketE-Large 1875
sire. gray. with fancy coiored hor-
dere. very soft and f1eccy. worth 7sc;
special for tomorrow. a pair. bsc.
Comforts Full size. white cotton
filling. with a beautiful silkoiine
cover, worth ti.2s. each. csc.
WHITE GOODS.
our stock IN complete In oil OF the
latest weaves and novelties which
belong 20 this department, In fact.
our White Goods Department was
never as busy as az present. Judging
from the demand. this II certainly 90
be one Of the greatest White Goods
seasons ever known.
The values we are offering are the
best 60 be found IN the Northwest
These include plain and fancy lawns.
nainrooks. dimlties. masaliaS. or
CANDIES. swissez. madras. ducks.
plqueE and welts.
a few special values are given be-
low
India Linon--s0 inches wide, worth
i0c; special. n yard. SIC.
White Novelties-In dimity, lawns
piqucs and wcits. worth i9Mc: ape-
cial. a yard. SC.
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BY ACTUAL COUNT THESE LOTS GO ON SALE

for II. II. Macy q Co. In New York.
viii be offered by Us tomorrow at
fi.ss n pair, instead u regular price.
gseo.
These are Box Calf. Wei Mid and
Velour calf. light and heavy soles.
some with cloth lace stay. and some
with velvet scroll. not n shoe IN the
lot worth less than t1.o9 a pair. but
We price them al az ti.ss.
Another bargain consists Of 30
pairs ~ t30o. $3.50 and 400 shoes
Tor Women. that we are going to sell
al s2s1.
These are In heavy and light
weight coles. vtci hid uppers. come
with hand. turned and others with
Goodyear weits4 soies.
rs pairs q Women's Elastic Front
shoes. tlSFned soles. square edge, nil-
itary heels. made from Nici KID Sc
lscted they are the well known julia
Mariows style. hence worth f2.b0. but
We price them AZ szbQ.
So pairs 81 women'a Walking Lace
Shoes. with heavy s0ien. extension
rope stitched edge. mat calf top. MIL
ifary heels. regularly worth 40. on
sale tomorrow at ss.to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-19
VARSITY
ATHLETES
After Two Postponsments the Games
Are On Today

Tho athletic meet between the uni
veraltirs OF Washington and Oregon
Is taking place az the u. OF w. cant
pus this afternoon. The Z, OF W.
students have purchased fireworks
and made other preparations Ter a
hiE demonstration In case they win.
The oregonians feel that the home
college boys Will get no chance 80
celebrate victory, and that their
own captain. g. A. Payne, viii pull
out three ftrata tn the dashea. ana
win also the haif-mlle, Il he chooses
60 enter &c.
The Washington boys admit that
their regular rule has been too much
hoaAtlng. but still they feel that
when the smoke clears away oregon
viii meet few surprises. Neither
Joe nor lob Pearson are in the trim
they were a week aEu. the former
having been IN during the week, and
the latter having hurt his knee yea.
tcfday
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The MARKETS

A large shipment Of STRAWBERRIES
last night and this morning had the
effect u showing the price down
somewhass The best berries bring
$i15 today with every prospect 81
sharp decline tomorrow. Buyers
arc numerous. the chief demand
being for berries. cherries and as
paraguH. The two latter are also
falling IN price. The first goose
berries OF the season arrived last
nlght and are slow at 200 per crate.
Potatoes are slow. old stock IN
lower and nsw potatoes are selling
at s. and ss.sS. with a light demand.
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$3.50 Suits for $3.50.

This special style Is of a soft tan
mixture In an all-wool homespun,
Elton jacket full silk lined. with
closely stitched silk revers and roll
front. loop fasteners, back trimmed
with wide band Of silk closely stitch
ed in V shape, with roll point collar
the same: skirt made tight fitting
with extra full flare from knee, nice
~ lined and finished; would be good
value II sold at 1880, tomorrow's
sale price only. $3.50.
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Bieached Dnmask-si inches wide.
assorted patterns. worth soc; a yard,
zee.
Bleached gatin Damask All linen,
~ inches wide. clover. pansy. LILY OF
the Valley. scroli. spot and chrysan-
thcmum designs. This II the we'll
known Liddsli linen. and Is good
value at 81. Special. a yard. 7sc.
Napkinn~s9xs2 inches. TO match
the above. special. a dozen. fi.ss.
I.iddelrE Linen SetH-~Consisting Of
a fine cloth and dozen full size
dinner napkins to match. all put up
In q neat box.
Size Of cloth SIS set worth $3.50. at
1855.
size Of cloth s-io. set worth 81. q
set. ssso,
Size OF cloth s-ls. set worth $3.50.
n set. 1918.
We have the above sets In the
spot. tulip. fern and daffodil designs.
White Bedspreads-Full size. Mar
settles patterns. henmed ready for
use. regular price 55c. each sec.
Colored BedEpreeds--Full size.
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MIssss' and chIIdrsn's Shoes

i2i pairs Minaer and children's
Enameied Lace Shoes. school heels.
Goodyear weita. calf top. stree 20 2,
regular price s.. az ti13
% pairs Misses Box Calf Lace
shoes. heavy Eoirn. spring heels, A.
=. II. protection tips. regularly worth
u.isi sale price ais.
70 pairs Misses Red, Wine. Tan
and Blue Shoes. light dress soieF.
some with suede iniaid panel. worth
~ n pair. az. only. si.zs.
100 pairs Of child'E Blue Ons-Strap
Sandals. square edge turned soies.
spring heels. eizeh - 60 n. regular
value ti.7s. at ksc.
IS pairs Little. Gents Enameicd
and Wine Calf Lace Shoes. heavy
soiea. school heels. regular price
u.1a. on sale tomorrow at e&c.
rs pairs Boys and Youths Lace
Sho~n heavy soieh. eiE~a ~ 20 3. reg
uiaF price $50. az. only ssc.
Special Bargain IN womsns shos.
mads for Y. n. Macy q Co., New
York.
ny rare good fortune I go pairs %
Shoes for women. ordered and made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-19

burner '1deai'' Gas Stoves for
CSC.
Two-burner Ideal" Gas Stoves for
u4s
Three-burner Ideal" Gas Stoves
fer te.iR.
burner Purity" Gas Stoves.
nickel. for 500.
Two-burnsr Purity Gas Stoves.
nickel. FOR siss
Three burner Purity Gas Stoves
nickel. for s1.gs.
Two-burner Common Sense" Gas
Stoves for s2.75.
Three-burner Common Sense"
Gas Stoves for fst9.
GAS STOVE OVENS.
No. Gas Stow Ovens for iI-ss.
No. Gas Stove Ovens for s2.sa.
Tho Acme" Gas Stove oven, best
made. for t3.oo.
We carry q complete stock OF rub
beF-end tubing fer gas stoves. also
hot plates. iron-heaters. etc.--all at
the lowest prices.
SALE OF sET-wELL PANTS
AND COAT HANGERS.
We are agents for the popular Set
Well Skirts. Pants and Coat Hang
crx. which we sell at. each. i0c.
The Set-Wsll Closet Sets. consist
Ing OF four Pants Hangers, Coat
Hangers. shelf rod. etc. complete set
for sl.2t.
GUARANTEED GARDEN HOSE.
All the hose we carry Is guaran-
;eed-none Of the cheap sort il to be
found here.
Neptune Cotton Hose. at the foot
. cents.
India Rubber Hose. 7-piy. at. the
foot. i3c.
Brass MOBILES. at, each. SSc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-19

Is pairs OF Women's Wet Kid Lace
Shoes. with turned soleE. square edge.
Md tip, concaye heels, regularly
worth t3b9 for s2bo.
III pairs Womsn'a Fine Nici KID
Lace Shoes, hand turned soleE. KID
tips. concave heels. regular price 400
at, only. s255
81 pairs ~ women's Fine yici Kid
concaye heel. regularly worth 400;
at s2T5.
III pairs women's Fine surpaHs
KID Lace Shoes. flexible aolea. kid
tips. dull mat tops. concaye heels,
regular value $500. at 1918.
III pairs 81 Womsn'n Fine Nici Kid
Lace Shoes Goodyear welted Eoles,
extension edge. patent tips. regularly
worth $500. for t3.i3.
We Tell the Rest in a Line--Spsce
Forbids Details.
100 pairs Women's KID Lace Shoes.
worth $500. AZ f5.ls.
II pairs Womeu's Nici Kid Lace
Shoes. worth $500. at ss.is.
~ pairs Women's Ideal Kid Lace
Shoes. worth $500. at 9sna.
is7 pairs women's One-strap San
dais. worth $500. at 3lzb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-19

Some OF the special prices for TO
morrow.
Printed Batiste--A beautiful as
sortment of patterns. fast oolors and
worth FAC, a yard. sets.
SIX Novelties-Medium weight,
silk finish and good styles, a yard, 7
cts.
Llama Cloth--90 inches wide, soft
wool finish,the STYLES are the best;
worth lbc; a yard, ? cts.
Fine Dimities--Light and dark
grounds, with the latest designs,
worth i5c; a yard. Ice
Linen Batiste-A fine sheer Linen
Batlste, 80 inches wide worth 25c
a yard; Is cts,
Fine Satines--S0 inches wide, dark
groundH. with beautiful floral. scroll
and spot designs; good value az csc,
a yard, 10 cts,