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

¥ SAAN oye TR i ere PRETTIEST GIRLS ON CHARGE OF MURDER HOUSEKEEPING VALURS. Bo « don. for Brass Picture Hooks. i e © choles any size Kettle Cover - | | Ge roll for best Tollet Paper, 1,000 sheets in JARDINIER VALUES DES MOINES, Ia, March & roll; regular 10¢ Be © for snail pret 2 and gota Jerdinies, Mrs. Sherman Dye stands charged a i ‘ " ge with murder in the firet degree as Ti a args Bap ined og gig I. 1Be f regular . & result of the death at Pierre, 8./ =e 7 CONe CPT TUS Bettie ae tor “ two « . Jardiniers, | D. last night of Miss Rena Nelson je tor choice all regular & « |who ate some alleged. od ‘The aa ’ ‘These are said to be the pre jeandy which had been gent her in ding Lroning tian fie AMP VALUES. They ore with “P tr # girl | the mails from Boone, Ia. Boards, @ inches 15e choice two styles fancy China Parlor Lar evolved. She must be bea ar %, possens a good | ings listened to Be each for 6 Japa: is | complete with « de to mateh, reg. $1.2 oles and be educated ar s who come up to the stand j the arguments on extradition hear BSe for Inch heavy et @, regular & Be each for ? i = Hand Lamp 0 Eee ae6 fare and they Command fancy salaries. ling today. Mra Dye will he held Se pair for Japanned steel Shelf Brackets, with RBe for side Lamp to hang or carr fi es 3 pending the decia tm this case, | : | with glass fount, reflector, chimy t ré Her by nding firmly by| Be cach for largest size tin Bread Pan, reg. 1c wicks, feguiar 3 |her, spending most of his time in} TB i x sur opportunity | Ont. aoe for Y more for ordi- | OAKESDALE'’S MAYOR IR MORGAN HARD LUCK # wore blockaded near ky koriah nary Embroideries. ( nd see. | w slides ’ Plano To Your Home ATTENTION, PIANO BUYERS THE SALE OF HIGH-GRADE PIANOS AND ORGANS BRINGS ABOUT THE TIME TO BUY. FREE PIANISTA CONCERT TAKES PLACE AT THIS STORE Bisa sion | to #ix ye | home women employes of the court house} Down) Takes a) THUG IS MASCULINE ATTIRE, RESTED FOR ROBBERY CLE-ELUM ELLENSBURG, Waeh,, Mar h & Lavina Delisie is now in the county | jail here, havinuge bee Cle-Blum on suspictor tough character and of being tm cated in the depot robbery at t place Tuesday night. The prise was dressed as @ man and gave officers a hard tus r n states that she has ives to go to, and she exprem will be senter wo th will that length of time re the at she wish t t whe for are taking Up @ subsertption to t her woman's attire. CANDY WAS THE AMERICAN STAGE A WOMAN LAVINA DELISLE, DRESSED IN AR IN pli ner the puy POISONED OAKESDALR, Hutebie yor of Oakesdale arrested Saturday on a ch having revelved payment iie@ from the town whit an officer of tame, March £-—R », 1m Mayer Hutchinson's bill for uting the Hquor cases of V alto for prosecuting some boys tisturbing the peace Afterward John Graham, Plaintiff in the distutbance to him and recalled came to FOUGHT A T THE PIANISTA CONCERT of second-hand and slightly used) dnesday evening at| Pianos and organs, as weil as piano by Mra.| Players. Read on Moffatt—you invited to] Mebart M. Cable Piano, that is} lSttend. No charge, it is free to all] *#ked $400 regularly, on sale here| overs of good music. Mra. Moffatt} St $248—815 down and $5.00 per! Gell be actompanied by the Pianista| Month will take it to your home Player. The folowing pro-| Ths instrument t# put up in ma-| nd is full concert # nt has been used the. Kimball Pian (gram will be rendered PROGRAM. Weber Plano Used. } Caprice” -+ Newland Pianista Piano Player. “Sailing” . ---Godirey Marks Piano accompaniment, Mrs. Emma Moffatt. | Our nale price $27 The Dying Poet”... ....Gottachalk; $19 per month. a Pianista Pt v Gem Pi | “Moonlight Sonata” i Piantsta Piano Player. } “Bedouin Love Song” Pensate| Pianista accompantment, Mrs. Emma Moffatt “Rondo Capriccioso” Mendelssohn Pianista Piano Player “Ta Old Madria” bs Pianista_ accompaniment, Emma Moffatt put up tn fancy} rt size and do not he ertain that 4s “Valse | good con this make, but » made and ¢ D. H. Baldwin Co. $10 down and $ Gildermeister & Kroger Piano,! | solid mahogany case; fine dee | tone, sold only a few $650, on sale here at $261—$25 down and $10 per month. ire te Canter partans| PEAUTIFUL HGH GRADE Planista Piano Player. rey os raame MADE RASY. jin all the latest styles and designe, And the prices are cut to quick- | 3350 @elling figures, so that almost every | g600. (Ohe €an own & piano or organ and! this at $176, $229, $248, Day for it on the easy payment -g292, $317, $961, $419, $497, $471 @ Small payment down and an/ $560 and $598. A fine stool and mt each month. | scarf with each Instrument. Every $10.00 Down and $7.00 Per Month | Instrument we sell will be stamped | with a guarantee from reliable nteed Sale price Trotere Mrs. 3269, beautiful high-grade | Penurac ¥ with a name | manufacturers and endorsed by us. e of re-| Sale Prices and Terms on Organs, t# at $15 $10 Down and $5 Per Month. @own and $3 per month, ete. | Piano Players on Sale. plano player seems to be in a demand. Our stock has di-| ed until there's only eight The prices are The largest stock of Organs in Seattle to choose from, We have them fn all sizes, from the full seven} and one-third octave style down to} the smallest baby design. They come in solid walnut and oak cases; ut to @ repre-\a fine, deep, rich tone and full iBeptation of more than fifty dollars) guaranteed. Prices that range res An regular values 3 ularly at $65 $85, $100, $1 includes Our En List of | $150 and $ re now cut down to Slightly Used and Second- | $48, $57, $68, $72, $89, $112 and $127. Hand Pianos. ‘This sale embraces our entire list 1207 Second 1207 Second Avenue Avenue YOU, YES YOU! not familar with our method of business, and have not at present suff hes! SHALL better fail in line with the th AND COME TO OUR STORE wily yp $1.00 ¥ WEEK, and you that small payment Outfitting Co. 424 Piter & A fine stool and book with each in- atrument, ‘That ore Clother be the necessary ©) of our customers. REMEMEER, ¢ @urely can afford to ring O18 aune yo lent money te wands | county, Cal CASTLE RO . Wash. Mare him his life. ma. sprang at him and a bloody fight sued. Holding the animal off AN !OWA WOMAN HELD ON 1S UNDER ARREST) nL rally the On December 7 the council allowed we which was attorney's fees In prome- K Secrest and Toy Gauk, a Chinaman; | largely attended. for the cane, | will apeak to men only in the First his t of compel EVENING, MARCH 9TH, AT 8:30 O'CLOCK, AS- cg taghnadenry = ge eed ED BY MRS. EMMA MOFFATT. YOU ARE WELCOME. bo pen carmen Roper gt $10.00 DOWN WILL TAKE A PIANO TO YOUR HOME. cromeed $19 from his bill EMBRACING OUR ENTIRE LINE. ase ea ig Aas Seg Dir antic sale takes in our entire line of Weber, Kohler & t . 3 : heslock, Kurtzmann, H. & H. Chesbro Pianos and Pianista | SUF tin seats r Ernest Ascham had an experience with a wild cat which nearly cost While going through a jense undergrowth of fire near Saint Aschap encountered the ant Without hesitation the benat| best he could with his right hand, Aschan drew a knife from his poc with his left and opened the same with his teeth thoat weuke back of the enraged 1 from loss of Sheriff Frank Grace, of Sond | Fahey ment. Fahey was arrested He was for several business at tion. the real esta Lake. Gr D. Sedelisky was arrested yes! day by Humane Officer Clark allowing his horse to remain @ crusade against those expr and drivers of light wagons wh SAN FRANCISCO, March &.—Pi Jacobs, nephew of M. H. DeY proprietor of the Chronicle, ht by inhaling Hluminating This slender weapon | rived thie morning. he plunged again and again tnto the| ful trip till, it fell | man. COMES FOR FAHEY ornia, arrived in Seattle | Amer | this morning to take back Thomas |her cargo w indicted there for embezzle-| cisco, bu hore | of 00 sacks of coffee fof Seattle about a week ago and has been held| jin the county jail pending extradi-|from here, after ff: nths in| lumber consigned to Mextean een WILL START CRUSADE ter- for un- blanketed In the street in the rain and cold, He says that he has begun | en was. He was despondent over financial troubles. és | &. B. Lillico failed to qualify as judge of election at the Third precinct) wiiiinmas, 614 First avenue. and William Chis of the Fifth ward. holm was elected to the office. J. Henry D an judge in the Third precinct of Fourth ward, and he was superce by William X. Russell, at T bis First? liards, m Williams, Ing falled to quality| } the ded nowmtendynnaseman | Have you tried a “Smooth Mike B '@ New Spring Goods at Lowest Prices THE \ SEATTLE AMADA AAAAAADADADADAAADAAAAAAAAAAAL STAR Stone, Fisher & Lane EMBROIDERY SALE THE * PEOPLE’S BARGAIN STORE ° BIG |S SILK SALE FRIDAY ‘ Nu prices High Grade Spring Suits at Ex- tremely Low Prices of price cutting on pecial lines f k of high-cla Wednesday Morning Specials solitary example always for all lines on our large and complete stoc merchand $14.50 is tomorrow's price for strictly, all-wool Cheviot Bultm The OMOR coat © the favorite Eton Mod silk lined and braid and silk Beastiful Spring Millinery | $1.08 for Missew’ all-wool Tweed é Les New Toques and Turbans, new Torpedo shapes, close fitting effects | Skirts; worth 1.0 ‘ openir e in foliage creations and natty straw braid hate. All strictly new | in style and artistic enough to pass anywhere as imported pattern | 6 1-40 y4. for Fancy I hats. Specially priced for tomorrow's selling ham rth 10 age tntie $9.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 end $6.00 Te « ya. t Diack M Marvelous Beauty in Wash Fabrics Worth 6.88 Never before have Wash goods reached #0 high an artistic level Be Volles for LSe-A stylioh and new fabric, sheer canvas we with pretty flake effects, all the newest spring shades. A barguin | ge a ya. fe ality at the price. ’ of ca for | Mo Mousa do Bole, 25e~In all the good evening shades; a fabric | comfort v0 | that makes an elegant cost price a third ¢ To introduce it, we han actua | REMEMBER THE BIG SILK SALE | Lo rofl we WON FRIDAY bh Bike Investigate These Values in Big Bargain Basement Che €nnex Home of Quality and Worth—Second and University ~ =| STOCK SOLD destroyed the costly x | hanging of the “Mr. Bluebeard” com |Pany. which played at the ill-fated |Troqucts theater at the time of the | Sreat disaster tast December. TRAINS NOW IN | Dr. G. Campbell Morgan, the| The delayed traine on ye Welsh evangeliat, held ® men's! Northern arrived thie morn meeting at noon today in the Firet| the road is now reported clos | Methodist Episcopal church, It was) ~ : Tacoma Merchants in Difficulties Tacoma, March Sth, 1904. The stock of one of the city’s prominent ters, who was recently in finar difficulties, has been sold to the entatives of the Outlet Cloth of Beattie. « Late thle after-| [Gretbng SOM Getteas he eOtear ta THE FAIR THE FAIR THE FAIR THE FAIR Piymouth church at 7 k and Methodist Episcopal church at $:36 4 bm Dr. Morgan held two services In a the First Methodist & opal Jehurch yesterday afternc and | evening. a WMT) PRICES DEMORALIZED Savings at the ‘‘FAIR’’ Auction represents hundreds of dollars each day. Goods are being sacrificed for what they will bring. From now watil the ead of March our stock will be practically given away. Men’s Clothing 25 Per Ct. of Value Ribbons at 25 Per Cent of Value Dry Goods at 25 Per Cent of Value Corsets at 25 Per Cent of Value Notions at 25 Per Cent of Value | Millinery at 25 Per Cent of Value Draperies at 25 Per Cent of Value Men’s Furnishings 25 Per Ct. Value Boys’ Clothing 25 Per Cent of Value In fact all the lines regularly carried by any Department Store are being auctioned off for a trifle. Pick out any desired article from our stock and we will give you a chance to bid on it. Everybody Saving Money at the Fair Auction Hundreds of people are daily taking advantage of the unprecedented bargains to be had at the Fair. Come tomorrow morning and get your share of the good things for little money. Sales at 10:30 A. M. and 2 P. M. ‘The jury in the Manderville mur- der trial retired to deliberate upon j@ verdict at 2:30 o'clock thie after-! noon. argument of Prank Grif- fith, attorney for the defendant, oc ecupied all the morning. Deputy Prosecutor Craven's closing argu- nent was brief. MARINE NEWS The Cottage City brought down a heavy shipment of gold from Tread: | Well and Dawson—$91,00 from Trend- | Well and $31,000 from Dawson. She ar- after an unevont: | She carried twenty passen- among them fam Baltver- | crintendent of the new smel- n at Hadley morning for th 2 tons of freigh ‘The Koamoe from Ce ‘The greater pa t she brought a consign vuver, She will go to Tac loading flour return here Friday jand will which she will go to San Francise finish loading her Mexican cargo. The Hyades in here from Tad and will load flour for the Ortent. in a slater ship of the Pleiades, w detention at Port Arthur by the sians nearly caused international plications. 2 A Trip Through Russia for $1/ Less Harry de Windt, the noted sian explorer and lecturer, will pear at the Seattle theater on Friday, March 11 at 8 p. m., and give his now noted lecture on Russia and Si- beria, The lecture will be iluatrat- ed with lantern slides of the various scenes in that now much spoken-of ntry, and the charges are most able, Se, Tbe and $1.00. js at the Seattle theater, Ra-| maker Muate Co., Seattle Hardware} Co., Co,, basement N. “ Sesame 2 SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE Call for a “firiboth Mike’ ~~ | you seen the moose? THE FADR sree WILLIAM FITZHENRY, Auctioneer ) sell Beautiful Hand- Pai ted Waist Sets at Hi on & Hunter i