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

TWO WAYS es & dittioulty, K br me wD tall or are abary and excited! bat this means, | you it means} Milos’ New Heart Cure at n and b Take Dr nce. Th w he weakened nerves and ot | the heart, and om ty rong and heathy | = te one way exnect ita Wer thon mothe the right way. wh the wrong way Dr. Miles’ Heart Core and ts eurtog te & safe, sure ret Heart dikeare right along, as thow sands will testify 1 had ov gement of the east ‘The dyctors id 1 could live but a hort time. fT took Dr, Milew Now foart Cure restored ma to per fect. hearth”. M. BASSIST, ton, Ohio. foney back if tirwt bottle fails to denefit Tree Spray Specials Whale O11 Soap Sulphur, & pounds or over Quilssa Chips, per pound... Blue Vitriol, per pound.. The QUAKER DRUG (0> 1013-1015 FIRST AVE. The Globe Block. Phones: Main 1240, Ind. 1240. AITZ Cptoa oo. 417 Between Fourth Across with the best and latest instruments Amown to seier tions filled ur sonable prices. G.A. LINDAUER, Eye Specialist |= Rochdale Co-Operative System Enables You to Ruy Groceries and Provisions On the co-operative plan. You make a profit on your ewa pur- chases. We will sell you « share of Stock on the installment plan and make you a part of the com- Labor Union Co-Operative Store Corner Fourth wad Unton. Both Phones Main 873. OHIO PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS 307 1-2 PIKE STREET Abbott Block, Corner Third Our Patent Pear! Plate Does Bet Cover Bool of Heuth | NERVOUS PEOPLE ané those who dread ba’ teeth extracted or other w: ly Invited to cal where we will demonst if entire satisfaction our claim. eeth extracted fre and replaced with without w ones the warantee for 12 years with ail | yy Attendant Always Present. pe Daily, evening tlk. Bun ys. to 3 bp. Janeh oftice--Vancouver, BC. ER. Butterworth & Sons jadertakers and Embalmers Femoved to their new block. FIRST AVENUE ioe which and Have 1921 TT a thoreueh “modern | wty to REDUCED FREIGHT RATES| Gh household goods to a1! eastern | points. Through cars, Saving of 25 te & per cent. The Seattle Transfer Company ES of Compile Louis ny a Avenue Location SONNBSY-W, ON CO. chiar ee and Fitth Avenues, frem Rankes | KILLKENNY BRAND OF DISCORD IN THE HARMONY CLUB QUESTION OF HARMONY CLUB ENDORSING CAN- DIDATES FOR OFFICE CAUSES ALL KINDS OF DISRUPTION IN JEWISH POLITICAL ORGAN.- IZATION ‘The Harmony club ata al mect- poses, he wants to ruin It Me says fi }he has resigned. ‘That's a te Hoe Jing last night appointed a committeo|has net offered ao do it. It does not wtighte charges agai | ook aa th eh he'd a chance, He . ASWIPST | ie Bore becnuee this club did not, as LN nhaum, one of ite members, |he Wished, endorse the whole Demo: t is 4 that Rosenbaum has in-|erétie ticket. Any man who w ed and attempted to binckmatl the | bide the will of the majority ers of the club. Rosenbaum is |80 good, As far as I can make ow chatrman of the Second Ward I joratic club At @ meeting of t tub, Sunday night, he op harged the officers with having been induced by a money consideration to | threw the voting strength of the club Mates of the Repub m lar- | party © sent a letter to the press making substantially the same | ‘Thin letter was read last night 4 a storm of tndign the aga | Rosenbaum, antarily resigned from ( Summerfield, delegat extern Central Lat ia " volt y= | Maat of the -| publican me }do not know him.” | “That letter of Rosenbaum’s te an tnewt to Judiasm,” dec Kilne, a clerk im the elty ¢ \e office, taking the eudjel, “It's vil lap thin club, Rose wid me that baum himself expected to by butting Democratic What he w le to & whereby he can re next fall. Me he Gentiles are sup riticlams, but andidate a ward, Secretary Mar then got the ho was called inst was not the regular he club, Instead of @ B as charged by Row red in the affirm enbaum. He « ative nJ asked each offer ttac Y if he had been offe . the |e are against Republicans t ire the endorsement . 1d of the Republtean candidates. All sind d unan-| they had not fo, Stein-| Accoxting to the story told by the * and members of the club, Rosenbaum him ttee |self was the man who attempted to kive buy off the officers of the lub, tn or- . 1 der to get tte Influence for the Demo- eratlo candida It # charged thar senbacm tan a fit|at the conclusion of a meeting of a Member of a Jewish orguniza- | the club last Thureday, when the club any other a8 and refused to endorse the Democrat he has at o| ticket, Rosenbaum came to President this organization for his own | Keasior and a him if the club way (By Scripps News Aw ROME, March §-—-A local news agency has received a report that a mas number of Japanese have b« sacred in the Viadtvostok and that the Japanese gov has entered protest. : The funeral of the infant son Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo D. Sadler ho died March 6, will be held to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock from the family residence on Wall street. | TROOPS CAMPAIGN BURST 0 SEATTLE THEATER, WHILE THIRD AVENUE THEATER BLICAN DEFENDS JUDGE BAL- REPUBLICANS CROWD THE DEMOCRATS FILL IN THE BUILDING—M’BRIDE REPU LINGER The Republican city canmpeign was Joxed lant. night by @ big rally I] win the Seattle theater. The Democrats | set off their last re@ fire in the | Third Avenue theater auditorium. Their meeting was smalMr, bu none the less enthusiastic. in the evening the Democrats started &@ meeting at. Pioneer square, but despite the clarion voice of D. a. Wooten, the Texas statesman, the rain drove the crowd away some of them went up to the rad Av- enue theater building, where the Gexan completed hip speech, talking until he waa hoarse. ‘The Seattle theater was crowded, | Judge Ballinger, Colonel C. C. Dal 8. H. Piles, BE. C. Hughes and Mayor Humes were the speakers. None of the speeches were long. Colonel Dalton answered the charge that Judge Ballinger had | worked and spoken against Harold | Preston in the senatorial campaign | at Olympia last winter and that the Republicans who were friendly to | Preston and Governor McBride | would work against Ballinger at the polls. ‘ “] was Somewhat of @ factor tn furthering the interests of Preston,” he said, “and I know that Mr. Bal- r never in any degree opposed As @ friend of Governor M 2d in his wel- e and one interesté OF JAPANES® INFANTRY Orr TO wewtion, Komsler at the elub w of iF club could not publiean theket mbers ndorne the It mesting, and a commit wan appointed | news of both parties for the club to] Frewh Moat-Cow beef, To per Ib endorse. The committee made tte re- | *teer beet. '» nl, JOH TOY%0 Ib; port Sunday night, recemm Jing that | P rk, to tb ton, Ge ib four Republican and three Democratic Provisions. ama, ISP i6c Ib breakfast nomtnees be endorsed bacon, Ito tb fresh. io Im. Rosenbaum tmmediately Jumped to lee Nis feet and attacked the proponition. White River Burbanks, #19. o@?i.0 | le charged the officers of the club |per ton; Yakima with having been bought off by the| per ton, carrots, | Republicans: Srinall, President. icone: | | ior catled tim to order and sat d own | Bow: em. 100 nm him good and 1, and instructed tives, 1). ep? 00 Beoretary Mar to draw up fo per owt by the committee appotated last night. | squash per Ibi p Phe club members udinit 1, L. Jutte| per ib: bell papers. 61-0OM 2, Jonated $0 to the Orthodox syna-| Green Feult, Eto, « two months ago, but affirm | plan, cooking, Wo@sl0o box that it fe not unusual for him to make |g Appeen. cocking (C0eee.s0, bes: imilar donations | Washers, In his letter sent to the newspapers | 128 pe of the olty yesterday, Rosenbaum | Sener, Ore naye, among other things | lice pears. $1 ‘wi vox: Laat at the Io y elud vox, P meeting, this executive 4 orange ' mmended that the entire F ri ticket be endorsed by the ne ges fon wan That is what arry out, for 1 honost ele. permit ted for the the pl them refuned te to thet race ry deposition was manifested by the chatrn and hia horte-any member op vote: | welling and graft was r t of or fer a harges ordered preferred sgninat him, while those favor of the gag rate for others and of the} highest bid for a vote t were pick out the nome | aye THE MARKETS WHOLESALE PRICES (These Beige y buyer ie quantith Serene 2 per cs Provisions Hay, Grain and Feed $2 per ton $30 ton; che bran, S18 & timothy, compressed per Ib; Kastern ib, storage, Z@at h, Wo dor; Ore stern. To dow. MBPibo per iby Kast etn, lio per Ib. Poultry sand aprings, 1seri6. Chiekene, her reamed ib Ducks, | € l@ile per Geese, Lo per’ Ib, Squads, soare ah, E per ibi malmon trout, nders, be per Ib; soles. imps, ito per Ib; smeita (Pee ber ib “Scatile, with Sav- at Maison Bar Hest dinner in fernes or Burgundy given & wide latitude in thetr re-| Bert Becond and James, every eve rmarks. "| ping, $1.00. ad shaw f the dirty, « ravings | _Weewtlt go to Date, 1404 of n few—the scum of Judiarm-that | TH ave. for Good M - the membership, like a band of cattle Mies — be led to the crucifix for sacrifice, } that a few may profit there A con. | ¢ these in control of he. Harmony } ab will, event fin Kish | PIANOS eff massacre reproduced In, Beat THE FRONT. ENDS IN F ORATORY can al#o say that the state McBride Republicans Ballinger is without It is an insult to ¢ FEED fare, I ment that the oppose fou vsmeeithe babies and children on Scott’s Emulsion |You will see an improve- iment in their little thin \bodies at once. They can take it when they even refuse their mothers’ milk. lit is essentially a babies’ food, surprising in its re- |sults. Always the same, epublican In Seattle.” Mr. Pitew said Ballinger should be clected in order to unite the Repub- party. Hughes spoke in favor of ark amendment. Me aaid that fact that the ¢ quired & fur t be a matter ee ] | Judge Balltog *D h wae short | and pointed. Me maintained that Democrats would not give the ity @ business administration, such, 1 . Tie assured the , city Jiehting plant . mix months plant. Mayor Humen rep! tacks that have been made ux administration in a t | in debt and had p 1 it on a sound footing with easter financiers, He kept the crowd laughing as he te how J. W, Morrison, president the State Liquor Deale ta- tion, and George F. “high mudh-a-muck” Templars, were both booming Democratic ticket. George Cotterill, and ll, the Good the Witmon Tucker et-Congressman Wooten ped it up at the Third Avenue theater the Republicans were denying three blocks away, Cotter!!! expressed great glee over the fact that sev of the audience had left the Rep Hcan meeting to attend the Demo- | cratic rally. He said he @id not see how Humes could conatatently brand him a member of every party since the founding of the city @nd a perpetual office seeker in view of Humes’ brilliant record in that line. Senator Wooten attempted to point out what a bad thing J Ballin« ets Ballard dredging project wa ald from hie exte edge of congressional affairs gleaned While a member of that body he suld see how the Ballard project would delay if not prevent the dig ging of the Lake Washington canal making the Charges which} RIGHT PRICES EASY PAYMENTS ~-Enough Sald SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. STHINWAY DEALE! 71 SECOND AVNNUE.7 11 ‘Any shoe that you b is right at lonat we think it ls before we ool it, If it turns out wre your money RS, Jermauv @, ‘a Union. y here back Second ave, near SHIRTS 10¢ ‘Wheelbarrows, Garden Barrws, Lady attendant. ‘HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS, 518 Second a Mini a Ms, FOU wet | CASCADE! CALL-TRADE PRICES COLLARS 2c 817 SECOND — THIRD AVENUE AND MAIN STREET ‘Steel Tray Barrows, ERNST BROS., 506 Pike "*°°773'7i38""" OTAIKE Six Thousand Building Trades! Laborers Quit Work | Vows Ass'n.) | Over 6,000 (By Seriops NWW YORK, March 6. building trades laborers struck this age wt @ 10-hour day with-| Jing increas Building ations will be #erk ly orlppled mi the trouble Gulokly adjusted SOLD ON CREDIT Tailor-Made Suits, Skirts, Jackets, Waists, and Millinery plete with popular priced goods. We sell on payments of $1.00 Per Week nin out & co Westberg & Childs 1212 BECOND AVENURB. Dutchess Trousers $2.50 to $5.00 Sold under the famous w a Butten $1.00 a Bip Toklas, Singerman lember Ex- cbange Bids yy Sis We Will wel You a Nice Oak Bedroom Suite Like pleture for $17 value $23.00. Dresser ‘a awe mt top ver, Beveled ch plate mir: for 20x? Thompson Furniture Co. Cncorporated.) 1427-1429 First Avenue LAUNDRY CO aes Plate of Elasticity. Plate of Simplicity. Plate Never Perplexing. Perfection Suction Plates this Gold Fillin Siiver Fit Gold Crown .. All Work Guaranteed 15 Adhesive Pliable Plate Plate Ever. Pleasing. Only Dentists in West making | Bridge Works. Teeth extracted free, without pain Hours—-#:20 to 6; @unday, ? to 18 and replaced with new ones the same day. FREDERICK & NELSON Incorgorated This Store’s Prices for FLOOR COVERINGS § Should Com- pel the Attention of Every House- keeper and All Other Interested Parties. Vine Furniture Fine Yurnitere abnolutel »* the prices charged by this house to be as ualities anywhere in the United ile boast—we t do business that ful investigation and with full knowl- Today your attention is invited to two of Carpet and Rug Dept We way edge ¥ the many Ur Art Squares $4: 75 to $15 lish and 6 and pric © speak # to be seen in the The stock includes Granite, xtra-Buper All- wool Art Squares, in tht folios $x10.6 Granites . utes Super Ali-wool Ingrains Ingra ins 10,610.64 Ex@ra Super All-wool Ingr ains 2 xtra Buper All-wool Ingrains ... 4.6 xtra Super All-wool Ingrai ns 15 Wxtra Buper All-wool Ingrains 9x10.6 English Art Squares 9x12 English Art Squ 9x10.6 Burma Art 8qua $x12 Burma Art Squares Ingrain Carpeting 45c | to 0 $l. 25 a Yard Agate Ingrains, sewed Union Ingrains, sewed, laid and I Extra Buper All-wool Ingrains, se wed, $4.75 Lowell Three-ply Extra Super All- wool Ingrains, sewed, lined, o yard $1.25 See What the Houschaiihilis Section Offers for. Tomorrow emember, the articles mentioned below are GUARANTEED BT QUALITY IYAL GRANITE 81 L. te the prices: lM h Royal ¢ te Steel] Wash Basins, each . be \0-quart Royal Granite Steel Dish Pans, each 35e FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated Complete Housefurnishers 2d Ave., Madison, Spring ATTENTION Hic -QUALITY Clothing at Moderate Prices. Have you seen our display of Men’s Spring Styles of Ready-to-Wear Clothing. We are showing the nobbi- est things this season. Price, $10 to. $20 H. LEWIS & CO. First Ave., Cor. Cherry We Have no Students—aAll Our Warning ie ay io Wa A oer work under the personal supervision of Dr. 8. M. Milne ané M O. Sipes, both holding the ree of a D. &, D. D. &, and both members of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons Lady attendant always present. Boston Painless Dentists 42sec: Opposite Bon Marche Houre-#:30 a. m. to¢p. m. Sundays, $a m. till 1 pm Roasted daily by expert coffee men---sold only in sealed cartons 25c Pound Not in the Combine Pity Laundry Cut Rate Offices and Piant—Cor. First Ave. and Bell St. ‘own Office—Third Ave., near Pile St. Goliars 2e Cuffs 40 vered at Above Prices. Matn Down Shirts 100 No Work