The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1903, Page 3

KEYS CHIEF ZIMMER WILL CONDITION MANAGE PAILLIES CRITICAL | -rrvore ADE re ball play ner Wil make 18 | = a bid for manag the coming season, He has A men Senor admit BF atntemen THE MARKETS | que te the wrens ye h eae” ‘avent® dealer her wer" Fi borin to pera te % pearivad of In = day we eee rath me Myountions are unchanged to- WHOLESALE PRICES ore te ony burer in quem Somat furcbasen notrage Provisions oP F atit mana, the b | | oe tie ae mne of the oldest players - ee ger Wb, pork, | fi untry, In point of contingous om and when he hangs up his akfast bewR | mit und mask for the last time, he r will pass into history as one of the Ereatent catohers ihe e gregie perf th gan ever) weet pone MERGER CASE ST. LOUIS Young Beourtt the United States thie morning. He court | ® at Attorney ( nde that the $4 * benefited the pe | throughout t as it has brought about a redu j™ many ton minodity freight rates, | HARRISON | GETS E STATE Wetesns} INDIANAPOLIS, March 18—Col 26.00 per) Gnel Russell Harrison, son of the ox 180 ff president, has won his famous in heritance case through 4 sett leased on the decision of the States ctroult part made late | terday afterm [the disposition Hay, Grain and Feed barley, $28.00 per Sm od fare tur guods dnlivered at om the dock yes it the property of the eb Harrison's first | Westiagtos — wite ae i nat ‘heclaten of the see. Em fa: Samm | ond wite ‘FEW WORDS” BY MORGAN Teun Sit.oe ber toms : 622 ess | Senator Morgan in opposition to the| Fevite canal treaty. It required # pages to native, $8.00 per tem: | Print the speech. SSS MORGAN'S LONG REACH LONDON, March 1. | Sopetiod’ mys that J.P ARE TESTED Rall HIT, Mich. March 19 are much interested in that are being conduct- ae Pere Marquette road ana|A BIG COAL CARGO ma Cent the ume of With an extra heavy ‘of Portiand cernent. The! Black Diamond coal, claim for their trven- | collier Edith mailed f cement tle is practically | cisco this morning and therefore an «s-/ the first Ume thin seasen what ea- t reduction tn first | faring men term a “surmme that of maintenance.| which ix one of emtra heavy weight, of varying thick~/ thet ean onty be safely carried in Slamese and ‘They are held to the ce a driven into holes filled with wooden ‘plugs being inserted G@ment has vet and hard- New Flats in Bell Town PayingO $123 a2 mosth—lot 60x120 Selected out of the larg- est list in town as the Guptell. 21, of Port best of its class... . and Lottie Parsons, 1, both of Beattie BUCKLEY BRIDGE the reconstruction of the ridge, across the White wae destroyed by the food, were opened this morn- “the county commission- ty bids, F.K. Struve Jon Davis John Davis & Co. 709 SECOND AVENUE THE LION CLOTHING HOUSE Cor. First Ave. and Main St. Men's New Golf Shirts JUST ARRIVED—OUR 15¢ Shirt, with two separate eot- tare; equal to any $1.90 Shirt in of larceny trom the per ‘@ Superior court fury this He was charged with 4 from Frank Btohl- ® 4 tendericin saloon, dan. bas been heid in the coun- Hor weveral weeks as a wit- the case. coal NCING CLASSES Wilson at Ranke Hall Wand Fritay evenings. Pri- daily. We Are ene J y ed hig are) OVER THE ICE ON A BIG AUTOMOBILE: MARMICD BY JUDGE GRIFFIN woe W Fockenfelder and Misa urray wel at th tthe bride on Denny itn, » parer r Judge | | lw 4 Union block ase kod ove rich had t vane He toid the tgreomgeen ne ™ A SAN FRANCISCO ATTORNEY SAILS TONIGHT FOR ALASKA |). mar and ra | EXPANSION WITH A MODERN HORGELESS CARRIAGE | Bie round | On voard the lack tall ttner| the river fee on bleyclen, but an au: [ha weil || Dabney & Woodhouse Sceaheaeh, Cadanin *2 GS tomobite hae not yet been seen At| proprietor « which makes her first aatiing o: Deujorhnal hieeh un $100 paten ae a | _ Roman Stool Deusorbnal n aay [T] Vor our Friday Special we have a Roman Stool gy LM a re the only HI which is marked down to Jess than half price. It can ekg os re you. will be had either in golden oak, weathered Y ore including Hev ] tion mahogany neatly turned ends, leg pastur of the Lane | we cross é a ve varicty o yatte 1 1 [bytierlan ined ale for extras lower cr A larg oe f argon ' ine_tnae. tron Land arbi on One Dabney & Woodhouse esac Lote same: ape eid | } 1¢ regular price of th 00 $2.2 yut tomorrow Or. &. J. Brown, Pa Complete Hounet Bote |} k BROKE INTO A LAUNDRY q . ; ay Durgiare broke into a catnese| VIOLATED THE 116 First 4 gee it can be had for 98 cents. pene ad one ek 418 AND 66 PID KE STRERT . w f y c y nits for the arrest of tw Anes endle; redler Go SCHOONER LIBBY REPORTED |. a weoliou pe te ad Decorated Cake Plates, with handle; regular & steamer nee Dollar arrived an Rigen ring Aa # Special co ccccccccccccseevee evveecesvens ase n Francisco this morning this freight. the ew | Linds, proprietor of the A ti The celebrated Hamilton Silver Plated Knives and Victorta sealing ing house, and William Kasasna, whip Forks, dessert size, set of 6 knives and 6 forks; reg- | when last seen by the health offionr 1 $2.40 had the scarlet fever, are the men R Co ular $4.00, Special. .....6.-seeeeees . 4° ain a3 Jecorated China Pie Plate BOC, Special ..ccecersscercee steevenveeee 10¢c R d d re) H Crystal Glass Drinking Tumblers ; re 7 es sireanesiones educe ne-Half each +++ eee. nh was put under guar The me cl Irreqpective of seasons, Rain Coats are always a good in Th cans 18 Black-Jack be v in Beattie. For you know that etm aiwaye BE |B ESC, Special ce ceceecee setter ereeneeeseeeenes at coming when you ureelf from | ». ‘The suit was for! ie the WASHINGTON, D. C., Mareh 19. ‘per i, sheep, | The Congressional Record thie morn. | om toot, tee | ing contains a few remarks made by | | | Month Ship- ments of Diamonds 474 Direct from the Puroepean dia- mond market; especially select- ed for ua by one of the oldest diamond experts of Amsterdam. We can save vou more money by buying from wus than any other house ever will, G. BENINGHAUSEN 713-715 First av. Union bik next to the MacDougall-South- wick Co. ‘Beeond Ave., near Madison. Free Dental Work gl for material only. The! college using an absolutely oe secret and ox- EE nS FREE {Bite te not» cotiexe tor atudenta— Are eroployed or admitted. Our 2 F. W. MERRICK The American Clothier, ie wd of dentists of long <i ave. in our latent ‘selentins|Agent for “Keystone” union- made Working Pants and Over- alls. TEETH rune 618 2nd ave. Collins building. ‘Teeth extracted free without red and replaced with new ones eee" $A Bridge Work me Charges here A 10 yearw pare Painless "i ae Sliver Fillings Pike ding. to Hours + an a HARVARD Dental Parlors) There is a style and individual: ity about our Tor | ‘Saturday | New Spring Mra, Potts’ Sad Trons, worth $1 B special ry Me Ladies’ Fioral Tools 0 Mak® wsssseess p Mow ...... Bhovet ..... Me Spade Spading Fork We handle the Boston Garden Hose * Warranted In Every Respect. $212 SECOND AVENUE Bet. Seneca aod University a =—=«i«<ié«t ee Trane for Co. Preignt Pas. and STORAGE —_ Tek. Main 41-46 Office, 623 Ist Ave. Pacific Coast Clothing ak, Ten Thousand Dollars Tolmprove the State University Grounds And Pettit’s University Addition is only three blocks dis tant. This location is the ideal home site of Seattle to- day, and the vicinity is fast building up with good, sub- stantial homes. With the ifnprovement of the Univers- ity grounds, property will rise in value very rapidly. Even now, buildings in the vicinity are paying 18 per cent. net. The increasing attendance at the University must be provided for, and rooms are rented as casily as on Fourth strect or other down-town neighborhoods. Lots in this addition have all improvements in and paid for. Prices of improved lots run from $125 to $250, accc ng Size 30x10o feet, with alley in the rear, Ten- minute car service. Twenty-four minute ride-from the heart of the city. One block from the University car line. The real estate buy of today in Seattle. Plat and full information of PETTIT & SON Real Estate Dealers Entrance to “Arcade” Gas Office ONE BLOCK FROM THE SHOP. PING CENTER OF BEATTLE Citizens’ Light & Power Co. "PHONE, MAIN 1186 INDEPENDENT 76 Near 1425 First Ave. hi PAINLESS ‘wo'nuane” AND RELIABLE THE BEST 13 THE OWEAPEsT DENTISTRY We administer vitalised alr for Paria EXTRACTING and ow Preparation that ts ed to the # e* greatest in this world no need to suffer ‘when having tooth extracted, NC ATUDENTS. “THis 18 NOT A FAKE DENTAL COLLEGE. Full set and Fie Guarantesd $6. to location. ‘ ee Gold Crowns, 22k v1 TH Gold Fillings that way Wi. 91,00 TEE MW eLAres Biiver Fillings that ey Ae TOUT Our double suction hesive siete never fail. TERTH EXTRACTED FREK WITHOUT PAIN and replaced with new ones the same day. Lady at- tendant always prenent. Ten-year written guarentee. No students, but all spectalints of from 12 to © yearn’ and | qectios. We are making © specially of geld crowa bridge work. lo sure to consult us about this high-class work i Dr. E. J. Brown's Dental Parlors 73 First Avenne | 713 Parlors 1, 2, 4, 4,5, 6 Union Bioek, ttrst door south of 713 MacDougall & Southwick's, Houre—#:80 @, m. to 8 pom, Bundays till p.m, . to become the $12.50 owner of 4 Priestley ranted rain. proof half the regular 5 Drapery Specials narily, these conte sell fc end $95.00 For thin week Ive a6-in. Swi Muslins, in figures and dots, per yard. .ge the figure to . * : , $4.75 Oriental Stripe Portieres, per pair . $2.50 Conte are in Tan, Oxford and Brown. Half fitted . backs, The fact 1 overstocked on rain $6.50 Bagdad Stripe Couch Cover, 65-in. wide, each room, fo there ood rearon for the red ter one for your taking mdvantage of the saving, Wetter WA [I titres tee terete tee cereeeeecerseserenenees come in and see the spring showing inany event. Ite edu- cational and a feast for the eyes. $2.75 Table Cover, heavy tapestry, nicely frin |CALMER 4330 Second Avenue, Opp. Arcade Bldg ee ae ee OUR RECEIVER’S SALE NOW OPEN The Buffalo Clothing & Talloring Co. 1218 AND 1217 SECOND AVENUE. Attractive Friday Special OAK ROCKER $1.25 The enthusiastic greeting ac- corded this same rocker two weeks ago impels us to once more make M « Friday special Putt Of notld oak, well Aniched, cobbier erat Very svidom can you buy #0 good @ rocker at such small LINOLEUM— patterns only of our regular 65¢ Printed Linoleums, per square yard, cut only. .35¢ Just Arrived A straight car of the famous Binghampton Morris Chairs has Just arrived, fresh from the factory. The stock consists of cheap, medium and high-priced chairs in the newest and most attractive designs. Frederické Nelson (ncorporated.) Complete Housefurnishers Second Avenue, Madison and Spring Streets Ego and Phosphate Baking Powder Ask Your + YOU WOULD AVOID DIBAPPOINTeERT Tn your Glasses, we Invite you te call om us. our optical establishment is the on! QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Starnc OME EVERYBODY And Take Advantage of the Short Time You Have Left to Share the Sen- sational Reductions in Price at This Of the Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co., 1317-1319 First avenue, that there was never one like it before in the history of the Northwest. One day and one week more, and it will be over. You know what this sale is You can't have these oppor- Mr. B, Alexander occupies the store on April rst, everything has to be sold by that date, In the first place, we bought for a mere song. The Hon. Judge Morris ordered these goods sold for what they would bring. We did not offer him a million dollars—not we; but we are offering them to you for actually ONE-THIRD THEIR VALUE round and look at the windows, then you will be convinced : Furnishing Goods tunities every week Read these prices, and then come Men’s Sults and Overcoats Men's $10 Suits and Overcoats.,......ceeeceeeeees $ 4.85 toc Linen Handkerchiefs . ac Men’s $15 Suits and Overcoats...*... $ 6.95 | 25c Suspenders ... 8c Men's $20 Suits and Overcoats « Suspenders . 17¢ Men's Suits and Overcoats ‘ 3 2sc Neckwear . 8c Men's Suits and Overcoats $13.90 oc Neckwear . rye Men's $35 Suits and Overcoats $15.85 $1.00 Neckwear +.35¢ $1.00 Underwear .33¢ | $1.50 Unde ec: ‘ Young Nien’s. Suits and ‘Overceate Bi8 URGArar eet ie Youths’ Suits and Overcoat . $8.25 Men ) Shirts ».g4e Youth mdb wir and Overcoats $5.55 Men's 50¢ Strong Overalls a .33¢ Youths’ Suits and Overcoats $5.15 Youths’ $10 Suits and Overcoats $3.48 TRUNKS, VALISES, BLANKETS, COMFORTERS Children’s Suits and Overcoats AND ALL KINDS OF ALASKAN OUTFITS AT Children's $10 Suits and Overcoats $4.50 ABOUT ONE-THIRD COST PRICES. Children's § 7 Suits and Overcoats . . $3.15 Children’s § Stilts ahd Overcoats ... ‘$2.39 Men’s Pants Children’s $ 3 Suits and Overcoats . $1.ag Men’s Pants, worth $8.00 ,... - $3.85 Men’s Pants, worth $7.00 . $3.35 Men’s Hats and Shoes Men's Pants, worth $0.00 . ‘ga98 SoG DOO TION CF TS TRAN Fins sana an omkaunsonwe $2.23 Men's Pants, worth $5.00 . - $2.48 Men's OSA FINS. .c. s< snces edeae esis eT Tess $1.29 | Men’s Pants, worth $4.00 .... $1.75 Men's $5.00 Shoes ... . $2.19 | Men's Pants, worth $3.00 ..., $1.48 DA6in'6 FP. SOOOD 00s 06 0 NW elevI dee voc cess dnwaed ed $3.18 Men’s Pants, worth $2.00 ..... 73¢ THE BIG MONARCH 1317-1319 First Ave , One-Half Block North of STORE Postoffice