The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1903, Page 8

* TH Se AR NIRS ee! CEES ERR BBR A AA ET IES I his PICTORIAL INCIDENTS OF a rh BON MARCHE NORDHOFF & CO THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF & CO THE BON MARCHE a Nn gant assortment, priced ver $1.50 id low for the I tise bial THE PRESIDENT’S TOUR] Women’sEaster, fin es Suits and SKirts |" af | | It is a case of hurry now. The last day before Easter is here and your | “ ! - ; ~ a sb |B now Suit ts ready—waiting for you at she Bon Marche’s Suit store. be fer! BLACK CHEVIOT DRESS SKIRTS— — several styles, all new spring’designs, somne trimmed with four Easter fan one-inch bands of taffeta silk at bottom fror ri 1 ae , o joints finished with buttons; others, yoke effect, silk cord N K ; itth : eral satin bands, top and bottom trimmun Jj, et Tah ec - i rhs your choice, Gaturday Only,...ccccccrsccessres . ++ $5.00 =. SSTRIENNE SKIRTS— in Cloth, in teh mixtures, light cream gr ! th tted overskirt, in blue, brown or green; ha ri Bie ied stray from waist to knee, dow ams pif t 2 match, In s@lid colors, button point Phe ne Py “nig novelty Walkie kirts will be d, ut $10.00 ‘a SILK SKIRTS— te 3 | ig kir r from I . The balance of the big tot of Silk Skirt " ‘ sale Il be closed out Saturda nelude ino taffeta and peau 4 irt me sve. ® h 1 ty br il} " y f rm mae $20.00 Ke fe a j #100 ' eee if . $10.00 : o « and TAILOR MADE suITs— ; ae We fier { ie day our Fine Vepetian Cloth Suits, & O oe t € an y fect fite < t ‘ne we ‘ { si i a ' hoy alues, ut ca t ' el py , ; 50.00 — hv n » bine ane are : SEVEL Sat t $15.00 ° - REA ROOSEVELT noaRDINa TT Sale of Wines and Liquors|] }: Tomorrow nignt after the anal strikes Tomorrow fH 0 SLY 6 these _ ins will be on sale: Entire stock of Cooper & Levy to be closed out Sat A s urday at 25 per cent. disc« NEGLIGENT SAN FRANCIS AY United States Ju ela kin } heap ot t n We SALE STARTS AT # O'CLOCK ‘TOMORROW. was due TELEPHONE ORDERS FILLED "ot Jorvan Ing to enter the harbor in a dene fog. Me lim- tte the fability of the company te $25,000. At present there are clainw Qguinst the company to che amount} oer of half a miliion dollars linery Early ‘ hape Bagi ‘ $2. 9<-—for f See f j i prin, HAS QUEER Today Tete The grandest rush we have b any record of in the Milliner Our $5 Hat a a — It is only in the way of se) 1 Hate ing you the best that we asl will be ‘ Fak Peper “the neritt twe you to come early. ed with will show you the rope that is ¢ anit r © or chif- strangle me,” George Shank, an tr for \sk to see some of at $5.00, iful crea- sane mi mays to every one who passes Hi im the count oh, FE mever ther te die that way, « P ‘ . 1 wish some cas won t Millinery, with poison so that I ® i t errer ee v had b agen The unfortunate . man ts going through af! the tortures of a person about to be hanged « will listen to) neo one whe telis him that he is not | to be executed. Misses’ Hats an Hats trimmed wreaths, apple i! s of the ‘pile . me ile ffon and lace ‘oanee, 00% ‘4% from $2.50 to $3.50. nk has ~ - on of the "Seat e Electric om agen § to 14 yeorm, in etn : pare et oe ee | seep St ine tates Elegance In Gloves |7-~abav oh = aay ueerly, He was taken into © | u's Ste Balbriggan Underweer, Easter Variety y to $7. $, \ Sy. tas onerttt yootoreny aost will be | percent, 20< ans an | Unmatched 7.0% at SO oxiaines fer tuenad t 7 Men's Soft Negtigwé rte, with | « & ¢ t sanity tomer \ Giebsesctirkent’ Giowes $5 and $3. 75 Silk Waists, worth from cuffs attached, each. $7.50 to $10, at $5.00 morning. eollare and TO EXTRADITE GALLAGHER YEN, Uf GRAND Women's Hermedorf Black ag | John E. Gallaghe: i Gee lant Liste Mose, Hembrandt ri } “4 Holmes, who is came | bed. Migh spliced heel, double sale the Easter costume The Silk Waists ve were bought in New Mass, on a charge of murder, will | nt quatity, remular price vee eee i sent etter fie? Onty theres to } Bon Marche has long been if price. We wil also sell i i i r Brobably start for the scene of huis | ’ wpe = gents known as the best store to Worth to $10 | « lot of Chambray Lawn ama | and Briss, who arrived in Seattie| Won ony seen ore & = .* buy stylish, serviceable en Wal ists, many different | 4 yesterday for the prisoner, are in| t pear! buttons, superter Olympia today getting the necessary } worth Tomorrow ends the great sale of | some trimed with tucks extradition papers finwh. reeular or cut sizer, | .~ teenie Be; after & 1% | Ss \T he Bon Marche 22:2% of % “nC NORDMOFF @ CO. 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-135 Pike Street When asked if he has ever killed any one, he repl Hiveblack Ink } _XXX Ree FP ages 4 | oh oF 450 for T am a wicked, wicked man. 1 Roses and Foliage. 12%4¢. ry he NS Ns guess I killed some one, but I can't} ronan are an important adjunct of Gloves at moderate price. [ Waiste—two lots and two | others embroidered, wort! We have certainly an cle- | prices. $5.50, at $1.98 & Proceedings to enjoin the county} such warran authorities from paying nearly $1,500 med as jury attendance fees by nbers of the recent superior court grand jury were instituted in the superter court thia afternoon by Newcastle, Franklin, Fulton, | Fred Hilt, « resident of Mercer iw Black Diamond. Resiyn and [| i894, through his attorn & Paben eel ee ee eee Ti ak on tebale of himecit load of best wood when you other taxpayers, petitions the cc to enjoin the auditor from Warrants to the grand Jur med for daye when the actually In seasion, ar strain the treasurer from paying any! Fran es METHODIST JOURNAL \CONDEMNATION — | emma : "per that part of his — On Patent medicine advertise. | from Denny way total cost of extending and Pike street, were begun rd will then be in Judge Griffin's department of the the property superior court this morning. ‘The jury was secured thin afternoon, The! will ments, sporting news and every-| construction of the) be about $300 oe. mpared with caraph com-| the cont of a Pacific cable, this te | syater, that| trivial sus. GOTHENBL riea with the Ori The cost of sending a message to) |.” ce ninat ent by wireless telegraph will lane manutes per cent, lower than the uding the eight leading fa it 1 also os- controling the production and York will not} tht, market, The annus! production , Will be reduced from 200,000 to 140, 1008 ow begin hearin Original Home of the Knights Templar Is Showing the Effects |"!!! connect Amertoa with the Ont. of Storm and Stress. It Is 718 Years Old. | weeks at Cape ; Nery re ho |firet, atattos the necesna ove will be erected "at Large Five-Room New, on 4 Cottage lots, good! stable and fence for $1400, | on terms to suit. | A. LAWRENCE. Flattery will be with thie efty, and canes t of the ten Sw lant night, Lee de tor of the system, by that inetitution During his college days he became hte #tudies ectlia ae “i Not a seal et touch with atations—Cape Plattery. and Cape Nome, will be inatalfed in America, and four one in the Kauttchatka peninsula SALTPETER FROM AIR pe ea NCORPORATED ; UNDER THE LAWS it (TRI | OF WASHINGON OMPANY © MUNICH, ‘Apri 10 Muth iytechnic jomy tn Every day's neglect means untold agony in the future. Don’t put off until too late, but have them examined (free at this office) right away. We have the finest electrical equipment and the new botan- {eal discovery which applied to the gums makes every opera- tion painiess, All work in charge of graduate spectalists. Wixtracting free when other work is ordered, Silver Fillings Pure Gold Fillings Gold Crowns, 22k Bridge Work, per tooth Full Set Teeth | The ; {{ The Steady $33} Fluctuating oy electriaity Clear } Odor-Making fourth ‘its present ¢ : | MoAULEY'S | CONDITION | Brilliant OR Smoke- aoe G. Johnson, who is attend ing Den McAuley, the Wy ee saloon | Odorless Producing Seattle Theater nurderer, at the Wayside Mission “y Freeh from the triumphs of an en- -| Mowpital re jorts no change in the | Convenient { Match-Lighting ¥ 8222 gngement of 32 weeks in Portland, | patior dition, = MeAuley —t*| Blectric 2} i Inconvenient the Baker comes le of a deputy sheriff day under guard of puty sher ” Light 34} illu nt to the Sen ne ay m-| and night | nters, The 2 | oon ™“, ©2fSsre145°. ing with “Lady Winder # Fan, This promises to be one of the most) Wanted notable engagements in the presemt! IvyPress theatrical year, Nothing but praise and commendation lias been heart] ————————- regarding this excerient orgunifins| ¥REE EXAMINATION and tion. There is every reason to be- ° Dexter HORTON m ‘ inlews method used without lleve that it will win the approba- Scien cuargs.” Laay ‘attendant tion of local playsogyp, Grand Millinery Opening j Original Incorporators, 1873... 4 4: A» DENNY b always r Madison Theater | | ¥ Joun COLLins “ ¥h pure— i The Th Mi 5; Sist ‘ he | Cusorrce Beene a tome set 3 jek te AtRenton|! - a t T | “Tomo Enterprise Assool oa (that the tower will have to be taken |and acrobatic Work are Mhrvets of TRUSTEES, 1903 s n arc down and b >» again, stone by |egse and grace. The oF feature . pe We BOS QN SPE ont Mite Ce ee TS cctom hey Pn eres April 9, 10 and a1 | Horace C. Henry, President National Bank of Commercé. te PAINLESS oe ee S ee oe are two performalices Riv : aha pay : Jas. S. GoLpsMrri, Vice Pres. Schwabacher Bros. & Ca = ere id “4 @ rel uying your F. WELLS 1 ” \r ikem toon enctane, WANTS HER FREEDOM y Tie ioe et ail hh Si $, Treasurer, i DENTISTS | 0. | seit Ahoy i The Seattle as SAMUEL Hitt. President ad taco Avenk ent there wil be Unless Wt cha bel foonbee at deruen po Bey Raeet hats at lowest peices Electric Co ARRELL, President Northern Steamship Companys K Opposite the Bon ™ re — st cesta? If el can- century for the pr tion of the grounds e and be gonvie od og = a ay| holy sepulcher, eax Eo yes Aba @07 First Avenue . e 4 » @