The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1903, Page 3

Ler GRUESOME Oe ed SPECTACLE a March 20 TO SHIVER MEET IN SEATTLE): LENOX sno eon cent ves) Take Notice ROO! 9 Sut ADAMS | CHESTER HAT | ©: e Unior range to BIRDIE HAS NO NEST INTERNATIONAL ORANIZATIO N WILL HOLD ANNUAL CON | VENTION IN THIS CITY NEXT SEPTEMBER | Seattle will entertain the | “tion oof «International Chiefs next September con ven tte was made a @ru uL HAG A NARROW AT THE HANDS OF AN ygao BASEBALL PLAYER 0 Th @ten ) Monda roadwa a magnificent ushington THREE KILLED BY A TRAIN Anbual convention and willl entertain the Fire « rare lo York & and | ohiefs from all the larger Waht lite United Rtates and ¢ ade & hard ntion to Be City by a rita y vind, th tate Hard, ete aturda ‘| DEATH OF DELLA M, JONES iversit bremont all da © bring the but lost to Avant ‘ afternoon thereafter DANCING al ASSES ke Walt} Pri oe d to bu 4 Me and $350 ae ore 3 Ceodieray ae no mor proves ae Sean arum& at tt LICENSES TO WED fo be a basel~ The following mi red at te yo have ‘ \ ‘ P FOR “CHAIN GANG Hrube Andie MoT “ ¥ Ivy Pre ‘Thurston & Herrin! Mining and Investment Brokers. THOMPSON 18 PICKED uP — . Kibbe has resumed practios, jeattle f the a + a CAFE... by te uty hori uth Dare var | 4} : , | fag i \ ine trial ta ie county fal | poet not Wena Invite By kes rar a Invest igation Eag' Atte tion! ie Ph ty WR sar — Nel a B A KE RY. Ivy Pree. Poones Males i sengtinna aan ™ Today and SATURDAY SPECIAL SALE ON COOKIES Sc doz. two doz. for Lic « All members are requested to orter, Irving Ward, Attest! Frank Dowd, TOKLAS, |SINGERMAN & CO. store art Lumber Exchange Building : Tomorrow Some Hints | me [eee Dance prog . Money to be made by ° Alaska-Seattle Dey nyosting tn a bloc while it can be got at will be are, cal > Beat oa ittna SOLE AGENTS | THURSTON t HERRIN ‘re 109 Cherry St. | | Hortick’s Ma tal lee ‘ ra Have Just Two More Days) war eT to Get in on the Big Money-| 1 f Saving Offers at D. S. John “ @ aah a i . S. Kirk, 1a09 ret Ave. ston Co.'s Great General PO Pe Sane Seer ene Clean-up Sale of Pianos, Or-} 8. CAVALRY BOOTS, gans, Small Musical Instru-| ments and Sheet Music FOR SATURDAY at | , it ASSORTMENT. » the Union Bak Buliders’ Hardware Plumbing and James HENRY Tinning 608 P.KE Telephone John 988. PAIR FRESH DRESSED BF ccKENS SB eeitek yesteriay having ratified rei] y treaty as amended USI QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Searme ¥ attended to steamboat and solicited. lowing -out price tonaitered by the po-| Mutton and all o G@nfirmed dipsomaniac | go to make the table attractive, at jee came to their notice | Trasonable prices : last night to ser 10c for Any Music in the House etalle remubarly $6 SECOND AVENU Free Delivery. Phone, Main 603 | One- Half of STAR CLOTHING COMPANY Corner Fourth and Pike Street Sentence tmposed oy fo ai on Wednesday n Ma et : I the potice court then | of continual drunken i Cor. First Ave. and Pike qoart gave her a chance A sentence of 10 da: and a fine of $100 w Mad tuspended during good Kept straight for 26 went on another tear 4 to the city jail te sentence. Patrotman her last night. Ls REFUSED folios and tnatructio kinds ATTENTION, MUSIC TEACHERS! We Will Sel! Our Great Sehirmer L Cont. off in Any @ at offers in pianos an@ or meeting with great favor rvar the North went tvertive | We wub- PIANOS Dr sting” our ARE CLOSING OUT THEIR Entire Stock Clothing Furnishing Goods Shoes, Hats, Etc. The Big Stock Is All Brand New and Up-to-Date Style and Fashion Having et arrived fron Eastern market, being care- fully selected’ for spring trade. We had just placed them on our counters when we received notice to the effect that the building would be torn down and we must get out. And sow we are compelled to sell every dollar's worth of goods; and we have marked every article way down, to make a hurry-up clean out. Don't fail to at- tend this big saving event, Everything to be sold re- gardless of cost. Advertisers of Facts. Leading Clothiers. 0 : ng 0. N. K. cor, First ave. and Cherry at. {THE RECEIVER'S SALE of the Buffalo Clothing and Tailoring House was CERTAINLY A HUMMER For WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY’S SALES goods for a mere trifle, and (40 RAMAKER MUSIC CO Moved to 1406 ad Ave. Original Price OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Children’s Clothing TO BE CLOSED OUT AT HALF PRICE ‘Boys’ Two- Plece Sults bO grades, at THE SEATTLE OPTICAL C0. TLS Second ave, Hinckley Dida, & Che largeat tneti- tution of te kind tn this olty oF state, Satiefactory | if ", & crazy man who; fo be in Seattic. FB. town marshal, arrested im and was taking him when he gave the of. Ever Traded With Us Te prove to you how good our this 23c SATURDAY } We thin’ you will ike thix ] Will Make Things Coffee well enough to become a fl) Livel regular customer, as bundreds i) vy thie week in to. he 8 muni of share Seve. |Inetrument department. Prices be greatly reduced tn nearly RHODES BROS. CO. § =~ Tea, Coftes end Creamery House =r" HD.S. JOHNSTON CO.. 1325 Second Avenve = General Music Dealers | 908 Second ave. Burke Building. Important our we are offering the following | values on unusually eam Pargaine i secondhand square V planes from $27. $40, $47, $78 and up. q ace’ stall regularly will ge new at) 367. & Many or atyles | land Prices on most favorable to: Every instrument ie fully warrant od and guaranteed to be as repre Teguiar $2 $1.25 Boys’ $3.50 Sults fn large variety of mix- tures, Scotch tweeds and cheviots, all teen actuelly worth, wold for, $9.50, Mowing out price... oe $1.75 Boy’s Three- Piece Suits dark and tight effects, ines & to 16, dressy as well a» dur- ebie; remular $5.60 closing = out price, only $2.75 Knee Pants, 50c Quality 25c Bring your boys here. “AMUSEMENTS. "Yao Laughs in ¢9 Minutes. HARRY CORSON CLARKE in Gilbert's Funniest Play ENGAGED tm neat Are All Steel if you have never seen the Peerless you Wave never seen an all-steel range. Made in stx sizes: ne. inate oe ihe 3 and (ook to perfeetion; four-hole size spectal tomorrow for » Main 1202 | —Kvenings, io, ¥ matines, ibe, 260 Ge PONTIGHT EVERY DAY. SUPREME IN VAUDEVILLE |THE FAMOUS WILSON FAMILY AND TEN OTHERS AL FRATURE A Leading GRAND tose JOHN CONT, Mer. Phone Mate Boys’ Caps, 5' | ‘Grade 25¢ We can fit them out for just one-half what you usually have to pay. H. Lewls & Co. Tontaht and Saturday Night Special Saturday Matines. Return of the Y¥ American Tragedienne Nance O’Nell | Tonight—"Camiite.” Saturday Matinee—' Heturday Night—Firet T fontuming. aa to have M4 im the production. pad Theater Clarke announces Gilbert’» comedy ‘ tthe pineater all ¥ ls maid to be to Mir” Clarke's ‘cone Mt this, their, iast “ppear- engagemen Mr. Clarke has Délleves wii rompare y in which he hy —— Theater Witon tamtiy in heading the nh onqe E | Madicon this week. The Skoeedingly good, expe tie performance] performance Breve are’ two perform: | —— commercial 5 foun, Fret an balcony, The and toe ADA OPERA GRAND | HOUSE John Cort, Sate Phone, M Sunday, March 22, and All Wee BATURDAY MATINEE. Return of Last Beason's Gr Buccess, ARIZONA By August Kirke I hel oF THE SAME GREAT COMPANY. Prices—$1,00, $1.00, iho ,b00, de Beats on sale Saturday 10 a m Third Ave. Theater’ W. M. RUSSELL, Manager. Both Phones, Muin 667. | Prices—50e, 400, 20, 20. The people are beginning to realize that they are getting not one, but hundreds of them have duplicated their orders, and the receiver can safely say that the amount of goods left will not have store room over two weeks more, To accommodate the large number of purchasers that have thronged the store in the days, there will be a force of 15 more salesmen on the floor. last three Bargains After Bargains Such k=) arvelous bargains of well-made Clothing which was ha Ts by The Buffalo, is certainly find The bargains left are too numerous to mention, like the following—at asc on the Dollar—is the only good word that the receiver can give you. Prices and good material are the leaders of the store. March 2lIst, Will Be One of the Biggest Days of the Receiver’s Sale of The Buffalo Clothing and T Tailoring House Sriiyeeins Exclusive, Elegant, Fashionable—these are — —_——7——— the attributes that describe the Millinery, Peal eatate, #4 Union block Gems we are showing this season. We ally emphasize the merits of the “Gage” ats—the most popular Trimmed Hats for street and general wear. Don't miss secing them when in the store tomorrow. SPECIAL SATURDAY A lovely assortment of 50 Trimmed Street Hats, made in the new spring styles; very neat, sensible affairs; on sale Saturday only, at, ~ $1.98 e8- | “V'a rather be an Irishman than a millionaire.” TONIGHT Saturday Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Nights Saturday and Sunday Mati-| neos | Have left the store. ing room in Seattle homes and vicinities. Saturday, blocks from The mont pleasing attraction of the Pe America’s ‘Yising young comedian, Thomas J. Smith Jateut Lriwh Con dy Drath McCARTHY DRY GOODS CO. ‘The Game Keeper FORMERLY NEWHALL'S | ear Ol Tretaha