The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1903, Page 3

TOO MUCM FIGHTING WHIGKEY > will thie VERY YOUNG (283% STOWAWAY | i ear CLAIMS Cather in Mass Meeting and Adopt Resolutions a con vertty Ae Condemning the Bremerton City Council GREEN LAKE Wear the Chester Hat $3.00 sold | lusively Toklas, Singerman & (0. Lumber Exchange Bldg. tt Twelve-Vear-Old Japanese Boy | ‘Pin af Comes in That Way = » Cure a Cold In One Day Take Lax oF » Qi OFLemn a” ~~ | ouersancnnnennensiee - U. &. Government Navy Depot - roe 4000 Finest Navy Blue All-W ool Wood anCoal Flannel Shirts and Drawers ALL GRADES Neweastle, Fr went time) ! EME iN, Wh u i very Vn. April 3 Ajed and read to our eouncll at a t 7 meeting thie day, with the wreent uw “ aa Members cdwid | trout Ashing, However, it js fer 4 mpeotal hearing by the t f inguiry, it was decided t Yarnmara back vil wall from. Be week |POISONED BY EATING | TAINTED FISH eeful arab ata lunch aps 1 in the water for a peroh sifeh, he must take the asking h for them 1209 ST AVE 93. SEATTLE COAL & WOOD CO. GEO, £. HALL, Manager First ave. south and King at wey *, the sympto The Sisters of the Good Shepherd have issued cards thanking the e numerous vidity, whieh even mi Will be In Beatile “| } Of the world's best known and moat —— —aas 706 First Ave. MORTALITY RECORD PIANOS AND ORGANS Did_you borrow your netghbor The body of William A. MoPher vn this morning, oF did he sak mon, who died Hunday ai the late|AWalt the inspection of intending ‘ nee, Third avenue north and |? ue ently enlarges place, will be heid uni nde who axsisted in making Kaster a happy holiday for th phans of the house of Good Shep GUS KLOPF'S GHINING STARS | | tus Kiopt, with a hale | Crisp News Briefs ers, arrived in Seattle rom Portland, where he From Everywhere CITIZENS PROTEST EL r out Heavy snow storms are raging tn pe We cave noting ¢ Our Optica A sect In California is going to/ - of his son ’ | ' a NI m, J | ere be beet equippe start its “new heaven” in Mlchigan.| who is at pre ae We Stake Our Reputation | 3 il be an awful rast to the veying party tp present ith a | present state of things in that state. | taina, A the Olympe On the Chick 1, Hobart H 1 tl Cc decctipetibick Snel é a east avigation Co. Windy Willie kaleer of Ger y bet gaved te Cathe nd Iinse P and Kin *| tee the S-year-old daughter of seers Dr. Kivbe has resumed pradilee land Pipe ¢ Carrying Alaska Opticiar ny, bad & pival at Potadem ann, and unquestion-| ithe oom First A aN day. Old King Boreas blew things | Hovey. of Richmond leach, 1 | $2 |ably represent the greatest valves|f Pree# und United Bates Mail 2-715 Avenue, wide down, doing great damage. | ' te 3 obtainable at our prices | FOR VALDEZ n Federation of Mt éight-hour day re hit was playing on the utut KAYA amar atl le SIMPLEX PIANO PLAYER CouK's INLET POINTS Corner Geoond and Vine. You wit! find tt interesting, enter- 4 e April 25 taining and inatructive, | May 8 HARVEY @ BON, Prop. | ’ WwooD AND COAL hover Also Look Over | DELIVERED TO ANY PART OFr THE crry, p the train amt the child wildered to know which Butte Inbor watune will entertain | Preaident Roosevelt Mey 37 A moath | Yacht Constitution & belag over-| t for lots) nauled preparatory to trial reces| remains on the summit | with the new cup defender Reliatoe.| They of Queen Anne} Hill, See us! tomorrow, or any time. We'll show you the} property. freight ree fied engineer closed hin JON hour of wal the brakes and the crew! for the mangled tot 00 BUMercUs to me © YOU WOULD AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT lanes, we invite you to call on ws Remember that erablishment te the vnly up-to-date, exclusive abiisnment in the state We succeed because there # Re BUrse-work \0 our method of Mtting. 106 Becont avenue, New York dock. Phone, James 1301. | 4 onty| ii a 4 i et se with a | WE ARE NOT IN THE TRUST], | strut ae ee andl D.S. JOHNSTON CO. How she eecaped inetant | Both Phones ode *| Firt arewne, besttie ih ie a mystery. She wasp | 008 Gecend ave, Burks Building. | Barres ard the train and brought to Providence hosp - att Bhovag vane ty whe * OPPOSE WOODEN The queen of England te visiting WATER MAINS Copenhagen, where she made mud- piee when « child As a reaudt of thi wedding Punm her rampaye at Newp: e he hea cacaped the foolkiller —_———-. Srrve, Joun Davis - A wumber of citieens met af the ‘Lawiesanome le the mation * areat- - J ‘s &Co. cot menace.” maid Dr, JC. Thome to| STOREY at the corner of Twen- lo | the students of the State university, | [7 erm ® and Unien street) SECOND avenue [P= x organised (he Bast | Daten Improvement cigh David) Johneon wae elected president and |Fonn R. Mason secretary. A commit: | | teow was appotrted draft « cometh | * Prosecutor Eile af Whatcom ta go- | ing after saloonkeepers for violating ALS ws meen law. bad wew trey ee irom Widkeelaniads I! Blaine is projected. The council meeting Iaat night was & reaular Yaw(ning maten, eae EATS | TDo aw Advise Me to Invest My Money tearm a «in the stock of the: = de Soto Placer Mining Co.? ee 1) Ww. A. Clark, ir, som of Montene |!" mitionaire senator, tried to put «| (>? S| Spokane roulette wheel owt of bust. | the see of LA | neve, and at last reports he hadn't} orous campaign will be ‘ ponte var ‘alnnt Uber. | Chinese women in K wang-al prov- a f) | ines are aie themee! vee into slav- lery W as tarvation. Reports from Washington say that Heoretary Shaw will take = fall out | of the smuggiers on Puget sound in| | Jaws. | Northern flecurttiee stock, which | [J wae very weak, to now able to aft jap in bed. sim® the merger decision | | was modified to allow payment of PS | dividends. | President Tooeevelt will leave Yetlowstone park Friday. The “bars” may now come out of their hotes What the eye seu be telegraphed to the brain. Strain the nerves of the) Nome wil! have a real national jore and the bratn ie made to feel bunk thie summer, alee a gorern-| and suffer. Thue many nervous dle- ment buliding, and maybe Nomett® | ontery of the human system are due will py ping-pong next. primartiy to eye gtrain that may be felleved by the use of periy ad- | When Prof. Pickering forme hie justet ghee, No ‘guess work” actentific octepus, why mot put the! wnen we ne them moon in the areen cheese trust and | —— the milky wey fm the mille trust? Best oe: tc) | CHINESE ASSOCIATION |: Seley Yonemar Some WAS NEW HOME | The Chinese Empire Reform aseo- elation will move into its new hone lon Fourth avenue near Main street some time tpis week. ‘The associa tion, which le three years ofd, | Which hae @ local membersht Cor, Pike | over 209, has lodges in tan Francis \omiy,| Tacoma, Mew York and Hongkong Ite object ts the education and en- lightenment of the Chinese residents me, | of the United States, i | The members of the local order will eee ene oe oa cae et oe FIR. ST—Because | BELIEVE that it will pay at least one I Certainly Do hundred per cent in dividends this year. SECOND—Be- cause | will buy any of this stock back at an advance of twenty-five per cent of purchase price at any time during the month of December, 1903, and | will give a certified guarantee to that effect. THIR_D—In a few weeks the de SOTO COMPANY will receive the public recognition which it is entitled to, but then it will be TOO LATE to buy stock. This offer may last one day or ten days, can’t tell. I advise again, act quickly. « « “«“ “~ “ “« Dr. Alex. de Soto Vice President and General Manager 331-333 Globe Bldg. THE SEATTLE OPTICAL CO. Puget Sound Na have « house warming when they | move into thetr new bullding Woo Chin is local seoretary. (Red vabecrined in tay 1 tecember, &. BD Ranke Hall, corner Fifth and Pike, Saturday. April 36. Admission, gen- | tlement 60e, iadies te, including | maskers. eka —e— Dunlap, real ostate, 4 Union block. i OLLARS FOR A DOLLAR hat We Are Giving You in Clothing This Week THIS IS POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN, Remember, what you buy now you can never duplicate in this town or elsewhere. jWe are selling clothing less than manufacturers’ cost. Vory Fine +13 Fancy Worsted 2%..$4.15 | irish Homespun = $5,85 | Lou Eilia Worsted $7. 25 | % Nobby Tweed . $5. 95, London Shrunk... $6.10 | i; Cassimeres . $7.85 i iF AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS YOU GET FOR MUCH LESS THAN YOU CAN REALIZE ‘Receiver’s Sale of Buffalo Clothing House 1215 and 1217 Second Avenue