The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1904, Page 3

THE SEATTLE §TAR ‘ i “3 GHE WANTS THE CHILDR is ‘REFORM ped ORN KOREA AN il NO omer LDL Een” aa ome) SSI Nn New CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COM RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. MITTEE OPPOSES PARCELS POST BILL AN UNCOMPLETED HOTEL BUILDING COLLAPSES IN NEW YORK WITH FATAL RESULTS | armas? eran cen] More New Suits This wld aid the business of the | i $11.50 _ WAS BEATEN nis commen rere mecnemamuncsomn me | 1. The New Hate BY CARMEN B. = ory unt Mow. Boor : rai n " ston Neky ek Sieh ta Week with Wal eeteitie WAST the al amine : f the La Bo € J 2 +. " Wool Dress Fabrics ' ; New Silks if . iu He AIL! Fer Shirt were, Suits BOXING BOUTS FRIDAY NIGHT, McCarthy Dry Goods © CHAR TER Company wisna" HUMBOLDT ACS rmmmeelUgnmemn DIS, FREE COUPON The ratiy of the k Pitth werd, at wilt be wne « campaign. The i ¢umed by Judge Humes anc will be @ f }sued, and dinger, & F Ratht and Bobtt Be | Demworatic pounds, Johnny Armour vs. Frank Hansen, Clyde Sk § Whiteme BR r | suew wilt re é 130 pounds, Ea z It in expected thi : Fake = ELBOW FORT ON THE HAU RIVE ING THE APPROACH TO SEOUL saben An * y + Tr oa Purk —= | the campaig: Through F jo will make iE cane. Tels th in the Beattie t j ' t al art panels h (regular i r ts Th Two quartets will pupon $4.00 per dozen), upon presenta- © Bulls va. Ed Smith meeting witl t Mar 4, 5 ana & We 1 5 ne spenkers ® for itn A ME AD OUR WORK 70 ae LAuncHeo | WILL TAKE STUDENTS TO MANY LANDS): ABOUT MARCH 15) z= tila, ¢ ward and , ugh Riders’ « music ACCUSES HIS SON Colpitt’s Studio 1222") Phene, Ind. L746 PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS y Bridges, Structural Iron Work, Piers and Foundations, Dredging by All Methods. SEAI TLE. WASH. ‘The new Alskan steamer Jeffers The new Alaska t Jot pany, will be : 1% She wil! run bet Lynn canal, and w Beatile this mormir complaint agate vei § : ‘4 J ’ > Jr, charging * 4 He i# 17 ¥ refrigera mays that valuable A. BRIDGE & CO. POPULAR PRICED CLOTHIER w \Only Three Days And Then the End of the Great Rummage Sale Until the close you can buy Clothing and Furnishings for less money than we paid for them. Here are some of the greatest “‘snaps’’ ever heard of. Men’ $s Suits” | - Men s Overcoats It Pays to Buy /OMORFOW 3 sold them ° ing-and the marine wary ai ngiv taking an exe ' J. Redeisheimer & Co. ts tor 94.18 Strongest Topcoat House in the 800-204 First ave., cor. Columbia —Where It Pays to Trade _MEN’S DRESS PANTS. Tailor made, perfect fitting, worth $5.00, $5.00 and $6.0, for necodhasensen vibe: 44 Boys’ Suits and overcoats Spring Ssits Every day we Suite. Every shipment of I Suits from New than ever b the lowest. call and » 4 ‘with silk brald..$19,00 pits are worth $5.0. nplnd i Nagciaing New York Store JACOB PERL, Prop., 1438 Second Ave. Near Pike St. Popula — me. A. Bridge e& Co. = 1415-1417 Second Avenue Next to Bon Marche nian é cruise from ¢ ing in the four ye Young Americ and will addit