The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1904, Page 8

N © SPRING A ALLEGED VICTIM OF WILLIAM AND LIVING NEAR MANILA BAN d that I i had died A sensation was sprong t F tng during the ‘ m Hox h " w mad uncle, Charles | who @ 4 to the ¢ fees Box . tera, ruined made by the @ead and is now living nea , BURTON'S REPORT — BERNARDINO, ¢ M big funeral was d is dead here a be def IS MADE PUBLIC * of the dep t hibita. Only three é ‘The long exp Postmaster ( the relatio ed report of Assistant L. Bristow on = members of EF - proeurement ~ im variow the salarics Beavers, alt Smounts to »* STAR DUST GRUEL, CRUEL WAR) before. They want the job to last awhile it's new to them, Just now And thus their greatest and thete | ao “— only kick LATEST NEWS FROM FAR EAST!) . SHOWS THE TRUTH OF WHAT, ™ ‘at if a cle's fighters were per-| GENERAL SHERMAN SAID. matte the game TOKIO, Mar. The mikado has} T@*Y"4 wind the little scrap up far ordered a red devil for the Korean too quick. soldiers. The: LUKB THE LOON fight with it. i put up an awful THE \SEATTLE STAR THE FAIR SENSATION|| Auction Daily «. Fair! | ~~“ Goods Going at About 25)| : | Per Cent of Real Value We must move March 31st, and are auctioning our stock for what it Hundreds of money-saving oppor- will bring, regardless of value or cost. tunities presented to the public each day. Building Being Torn Down Over Our Heads The work of tearing down the building has actually commenced. Value utterly disregarded. most instances but 25 per cent of real worth is being realized. must sell the goods and sell them quickly. EVERY ARTICLE INCLUDED Nothing withheld, but entire stock is being knocked down to the lowest “Roughue,” weave all m great demes bidder. A chance of a lifetime to tiotels, boarding houses, rooming houses, : w Covert Sultings, ‘ etc., to stock up for little money. Sales At 2:00 Pi M. and 7:30 P. M. each day and represents a business ichance never before presented to the COME TOMQ@RROW AFTERNOON. people of Seattle. |THE FAI SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET WILLIAM FITZHENRY, Auctioneer THE FAIR Stone, Fisher & Lane Commanding Show of New / Dress Goods ' La The making of Easter frocks will go - forward with amazing rapidity from now on, for th ! sher & Lane stores are brim full and running over with the most wanted - 4 The variety of colors and : ights N taggering. The Show Supplies Every Imaginable Need Not a single fabric the fashion jour- have approved but will be found here ; at such pronounced economies as only four-store buying is able to com- mand. The instances cited below are not a tithe of the At 50¢ nals And We In shades of Ashes of La 4 in manufaec- e named—62 “| P Broadcloths Mohairs Brilliantines Basket Weaves —wwwe Hopsack Suitings Che €nnex Home of Quality and Worth—Second and University Aegean ete . | 1] Am Australian theatrical manager ] CaN a ened 208, March 7.—It is report-| who is over in this country says| fowls.—Monroeville (O.) Spectator amount of skilled labor tn his ca. a : ate the graves of the late Joha fd here that Port Arthur has fatien.| Austratians don't lke American — factory. He is popular with bis BEAT HIS WIFE | yn Ms contest ES Oe ee De ioe Genetae bee Bae ‘The Chinese believe it. ¥ plays. Events of recent months in-| Japan and Russia sre giving the party and was a strong second to | was taken in a carriage to her home,| A banquet will be heid in the e f > ST. PETERSBURG, March TA} dicate that the Americans don't Itke| Chicago packers big orders for war Tucker in the race for the mayoralty ON THE STREET | ts raenty-tuira avenve | ing in the dining hall of the Rat- Fegiment of Finnish troops passed | ‘om, either | beef. Wateh for an advance in the nomination. witli = ch 2 Ie | nier-Grand and several fine speak- Siaetes cen taue ou i sition, cian = aie a ees A. L. Huntington was | ers will deliver patriotic add fers flying and drums beating Look before you leap—if you are A “What's the row?” asked the czar “Phe Finnish troops are passing.” | Teplied his secretary. | “ET must-see the parade,” - ezar. going to jump & board Dill said the “I am anxious to see my | Ip it because on Uncle they are sore? | Nay, nat, Pauline, not on your life— nat on you T fons of rich n wevers us to » Andrew Carnegie says be pities the mn. We have in mind rons of rich men who lead ity the rich men DOLLAR EAS; TROUBLE. | PEREK-A-BOO PIE. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR, MANILA Phe czar always did get things A ple de real home | ment’s ref mixed. | made to us wu ne cook t | COUNCILMAN - AT ~ LARGE « —— fore p Ui te |* low that John D. is in the ice mek, betere yurng & mie ¢ CONFIDENT OF ELECTION | a akes drop stitches on the | business, of course he'll try to freeze —s © . 3 > ppine currency Wright says > out everybody else. | crust.—Highlands (11l.) Journal. * | wer that the ai is only an ? od « Conant ratio Why do the scrapers all refuse the bce frm DEPERRUCD, | gx, mh: Rutten the Sitenten will be ma aid of unc s men? . ame ved ‘ ™ cated inee for pCiiman-at-la can hear he war news « by rounds morning expressed hit squarely and unequivocally in favor | of the American Improvernent Com- leaving the tieker ae being DENIED AGAIN | _ Put emall te the eport for the man r Uncle work nie : pany’s $i gas franchise, and to Driperter 3 Who's fighting where havoc by can-| dentally stated how md On OLNET) ted the Levinson’s Quality Store. All hor abounds A ni. len ealt i inva at ieee Bottles Full hi emmanbe " ing the on ie thet Eee At least those Russians who are] ne the $1 > th PASSING CIGAR 4 at the World's Fair] American Improven Company Levinson’, 1208 Secoad Aveoue PAGING THR CIGARS mn the Japa | De said, “and if I am elected to the The Japanese are beeping thelr ouncit I wili work to have it grant Tabi Cl et P Movements secret, but they're no| ‘The war censor is the man behind| *d- Moreover, I will nee to it that) e Vilar TB) more successtut at that than Richard | the blue p he franchine ts so worded that it Harding Davis. Will be impossible for the new com-| Gallon, 50c ee pe ym Ce eee game - 150 | The Butler carriage awaits! tot n't pie ‘ . to | without, my lord. | am in favor of ch wan.) in the $ ” | it Newrich—Without what, yo he a e cheaper electric light, t y light | Our Table Clarets come trom the | idiot? ing plant and @ reduction the beat Wineries in California. They Butles—Without ‘orses, ate | water rates. 1 want to see the peopl MISS HAMMER DEAD fre made from selected grapes and @ hattomet f | Si? er enpee secure as many rights as the cor st aged in wood. Whenever you want | SHAY OPERA COMPAN porations, Both the people and cor | Soret that's pure and old go to Jehu Unde joys own six] porate interests will be treated tall: ertie nmer Georget | Levinson’s. You can buy them at eae ome od'e boys own six! ne Rose Cecilia Shay Grand Opera | Porate int : y ser Har t © rt to give me one, yy me ywe all I have in thie city 4 16, died § t the following prices mong company presented “Carmen” very! 12 rionds of mine resid ' Pure Table Claret, per gation.s t do it—Raleigh (W.| secep at the Grand last night. | t° fi i eee restinns oa Pred home of d Zinfandel L; per gation 75 | Mies Shay was suffering from a bad| to the prationa, and the latter) i about 1 Zinfandel LL; per gallon....$1.00 i . J cold, and she was therefore not w« held thin Zinfandel LLL: per gallon.-§1.50 | inston Churchill has taken the! her best. She, however, showed the the working~} the parents Free a ry, including Green §| P¥bie into hi on tid power and drama ty of her * I believe) ment w Lake and Ballard. how his entrance y higher r Miss Shay ons fairly. All] Oda Fellows’ cemetery | Phone, Main 64. Ind. 64. B| layed one of his b 4 is @ good actresa and presented the| I have in the world is heer Bent- | @ year. Heaven bless t | Dersonality of Carmen with much! tle, and if I am elected I will labes|———————— - who elected Churchill spirit « for the ady of the | The Mary Car | Se troubte to } i“ fore. | Tinaton A was particularty tea by |camter. "All you have"todo fs"to| strom ear nopran| =o We Make a | Suess that it will rain | >t ador Song’ | Who hive promised me their support ae +. f J nod acting in old resident of the cia oO ew York addition t table aing-| clty and employs a considerabld sperty. If pe - 1 THE THIRD AVENUE. R Wines id But say, he wasn’t really drunk. Me], fac Ea als na SPRING SUITS FO! an fust drank #0 Cotfee| THE k No ciew].7 Jeorgia _ minstr at the Seatt and ft made him foe The Honest Gc Pike| chicken street. | n who has r ed Chas. night Snith’s last week his choi THIS IS LEAP YEAR AND WE PROPOSE TO YoU To call and inspect our spring styles of LADIES’ and GENTLE EASTER Every Lady and Miss “~ to figure on an and can buy the latest styles. st qualities, best material and most suitable for and all occasions Our Spring Suits are the latest styles—our prices are the lowest Gray, Tan and Brown Mixed, in blouse effect, car the r, nicely trimmed; # where they Liquors wal, 600 Old Port and Sherry, % 10¢ back when bottle returned. Fine Old Angelica, per gal. $1.25 Fine Old Tea Kettle Whisky, p gallon ° $1.25 over THE ALCAZAR whe MEN'S WEARIN APPAREL. They ar the handsomest ever The tr f Monte Cristo were « price $18.50 4 shown in SEATLE. You know Presented to good houres at both the Cheviot Suits in Blue, Black and ; YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD WITH US. Stterncon and evening performances |i ~ Brown, Eton effects, cape over Murphy Wine | plans yeaterday. ‘The old melodrama is a a | ways popular and the Platt and Stev the pulder, marsuny C - | crave mrenaaaneat oat coca ceitta|fl skirt; apeclal prict::..818.08 and Liquor Co., a3 ndowed with. Hayden Bteven- | ¥ 422-424 Pike Street. | son Why Mit and sorta eens | NCW York Store 208 and 310 Pike $t. ‘ vis cakauatiate , were given at the end of every uct . J THE UP-TO-DATP STORE “Fhe Count et-taeate Cristo” ett ce JACOB PERL, Props Phones Ind. 39, Sunset Buif 41 i erate ce cee oe ee ole 1458 Second Ave, Near Pike St, wae ing walk town on Carr on suspicion of having stoler for San Francisco under com- urday evening and property in his possession. On being | mand of Capt. Francis Tuttle, whe pe prevented ha: searched at headquarters a locket| came from Ban Frangisco to take al tines, The assault « and two gold watches were found.| the vexsel, her former captain hav- at the entrance of the Arcad He « not give a satisfactory ex-| ing gone upon the retired list. The lanation of how he obtained them.| Manning has been at this port since Mitchell then drew a gun and! He was locked up. | last summer. It is likely that Cap- started after a man who had been On Bt k's day the order of] tain Tuttle will retain command of «with Mre. Mitchell, mut was the Celtic Sons of Washington will’ the vessel. -os: | “Rummage” Sale Continues revenue cutter Manni & Dawson man,| early this morning by Pa A. BRIDGE & CO.—Popular Price Clothiers Owing to the railway blockades east of the mountains, and consequent delay of our spring goods, we will continue the great “Rummage” Sale this week. The big store was packed to the limit every day last week, the Saturday sales beat- ing all previons records. This Week’s Startling Prices ‘Boys’ and Children’s Suits Men’s Suits Haif Price Every kind of r 1 inch Re gar- Y n buy two suits for the price of one ments not out of the factory more th x tha, | § y and Monday. A splendid aasortn Styles perfect. Any tions ne fe | s Yn And if you want an - " cpl tuesdays " Reefer you can have it for exactly ft M $10 Sults for . h 36 f 8 worth $8 f Sf. : Suite worth $12 f 6" + Sulte worth $14 f | yd rT] Suits worth $14.60 for Rf pay all 4 8 : 1 $4.50 Suite for P Ms ur tion 1 1 1 $ Suits f $2.50 These ue ww ahe Far RA nen tthe Je te about bh the newest materials, latest cut Day onets ment is ov ts “enly wor . $6.00 commis Ov ate for i $8.00 “Bhe was oes 5 Alay y h aside until you can spare the balar Bsh- Ame ~ wtinnnpmatiminneiie wt capta AAA ° Say ) Flannel hirt rial Ties 37e ) dn Seatti , 37¢ - won the ¢ $1.60 : z 26e y Hose 17¢ a tos F ‘In-Hand Ties, spring | 500 Prince Suspenders 23e | morning $1.50 Fancy Shi ae d7e Suspenders for 18e Maru. i Midget Ties 17. Fancy Lisle Hose .. 7 one se 47e Uurses A. Bridge & Co. =: Price 1415-1417 Second Avenue Next to Ben Marche 4 - San | Popular Price Clothiers Clothiers