The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1904, Page 8

DOESN'T WANT * FRED'S STATUE 100 LOST THE.SEATTLE STAR PEOPLE'S | | | SALE WASHIN D. Cy March &=| : BARGAIN | || AY During the eration of the army! paris, reh %=Offioiadg @etalls | Cochin, China, It te belleved that 100 STORE i} } FRID. Bi in the Sex ; Ra Ge- |) t the lows] persons perished in t i | . Houneed the purpore the vert ior the F ambodwe, | A series of huge wav : Ment to orect a stat cF 1K itrom Range 1 ruary 12. /abip, finally ainking her tr | the Great, pr at ' te sf , v t f water, Help wae sent fr | Serhan 3 PRICES a Thought the emperor's on tit-ad- | Vieed, and the pe f the & : by the president as } He do=| IN FACT, 80 LOW OFTENTIMES THAT THY COMPEL YOU TO BUY, FOR WHILE YOU Clared such pp tot i ARKH ALWAYS WELC( LOOKING OR BUYING AT THE LEADER, THE LADIOS Fit | Booord with the wis he people QUPNTLY FIND IT DIFFICULT TO RESIST THE TOMPTATION TO ACQUING THE NEW | Of this count | %ya tye THINGS 80 THMPTINGLY LOW PRICED, MAK US A VISIT, YOU WILL FIND EVERY es ude weed CHING MARKED IN PLALN FIGURES '2) om Williams, 614 F : at Tom New Mercerized Pongee Waistings | Thursday — : execs | Special---35¢ Yard---Spectal M bs ° 4 m eel. WAVE. YOU PAL TRAT Taam, faty, Chtah, Keres, Denmash, A Watsting Special from our Silk Department in plain colors only orning Levinson’s Quality Ste : Bweden, Colombia, Cubs, Panama, An there Is a great demand for these goods we would advise an early , Bottles Full Measure. ® bi Mexico, Brasil and Iceland Visit so that you can see the full range of colors. Specials . " ' th a. 0, OO HOO, Korea. ry no b | Ra gemma i, oe ett aa Bam ota er try aa 36-Inch $4.75 Guaranteed Black Taffeta That bring early buyers. @| Table Clare® ities’ ac'iurctt an’ tie eaitea "| Bo aorning: Phe Kor Special--$1.33 Yard---Spectal so am Sec AMOtic vatik sahiclia se tans 00 0 ts 250 Per Full H whiehan witabar’ Surge wee i dicate Ful wide, Lyons Dye All Silk ‘Taffeta proper weight for | r Mg ne ie oa | grade paper—Ahtiquie Rox and Bon fiesta, ' tint wkirts ¢ © to @t tisfaction or otherwise we will make ack Cheviot, aches White and blue full quire and 24 envelopes make up the 4 — . day ; ie d ent to buy for future use, | Wide, 66e quality | ment that we wi {fer tomorrow on Bargain ui Quart Bottle { 02 R defects « hursday's price is an inducemer y Lees egg . 4 rhe t mad mistake © tor pili em / % ‘Try our table Claret at terday ‘ am inate p ecncm PMN rraa Colored Wash Ribb . " hays 7e | MUN et Seas eotd. tm the et UP A TITLE § THE GREAT SILK REMNANT GALE TAKES | 4 incess wits, worth 100. § | “ Store where you get # WHAT HAS BECOME DOLLAR —_——— | PLACE O! . A = nig | Pree city delivery meluding Greer me | — Hove orth 2h ( ee ane baliara WHBA BERLIN, March 9~The caar has re fi She sase tor -yeer cholee } BB Phone, Main 644; Ind. cv a Faalotticen, but naa|Rownced /hin succession to the “ducal Wash Goods for Spring oF cckay pretty patter ai tt ——— Ne oR. F. D. period of lv Fg Sie Shirt Waiat Suit Fabrics have been the guiding consideration in the in new stripe Curtain q ation yet the pres | supply Of our Wash Goods Department The result is—bui days in | ferima, worth anty pita that section, New styles are being added every day and at prices that | @56 for Applique Table | | Miinets by heavy gales ~ are popular, a yard Covers 32x32, worth 8% ets . last week, sa It, wind | the sovereign of the feder 26e each for Women's Bilk | that blows nobody good | ine Herman empire Beautiful New Shirt Wats | Braided Belts, with plain 3 geihied Never be ve we had #o splendid @ nelection of Shirt Waiste | or fancy buckles, worth CHOICE wo m n elwar sol at such lttle prices, The values are away beyond the prices asked 90 and We. ee in tha B08 oe | ROBBED IN THE See thone on cals at.$2.9h, $2.50 ond 62.00 B5e each for Women's Alb NEW P | 19¢—For one hour between § and 4p. m, we will sell Women's White woo! Shirts and Drawers bie DETROIT HOTEL $s ost erty #28 | ng the ring nt Intent patterns, in ‘ 7 |S SPECIALS IN THE BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT FOR TRUREEAT x, Bwine and Fine Cambelc, ‘Thousands of yards y, in widths from hea 0 § inches, both A eh CO ee. Nee Ss GLASSWARD THAT SHOULD) 3de wet chotce 2 patterns Glass) 15¢e for 1-quart ered Bucket, Ae Rly Diy won eof w ek ily Lire hn moat of her valuables yesterday. | INTEREST YOU Herry Sets, consisting of ¢ regular 2 | value, the real worth car appreciated by those Mrs. Anken lives at the Detroit | large bow! and 6 sauce dishes,| 3@¢ for sart, same, regular wh muere ran, Uh Last evening she left the dor B5e for 4-plece Ginss Set, gore) ee ee oe wet eases | For fr convenience we have arranged this big pur- a Uta may sent, [St Ror room wn when she sisting of spoon holder, cmmame| ge each for choice Of one lot f| gee gor g.quart, same, regular ie ane great io ond.agtes gear’ Gualae jows be ty seu went to her bat . er, sugar b and butter disth| "60 pickle Dishes a Mormon gent . When she returr © found that| three pat te cheese G00R] ob) cr’ Pisin Mendel Glass oe TMB LOON a thief had ransacked the room A value | wW Water Bet; one pitcher, 6) 90 for t-quart Ten Kettle, ree fur coat, a watch and sever - ek een End tray; regular price ular 6b of jewelry were ate 15¢ each for Thin 3 wet quart Tea Kettle, reg bas lai Blown Glass Vive } #. 78 for any regular $2.65) 1% pee t ; or} ome Water Set. Qe for ¢-hole Deep Cake | LITTLE HAPPENINGS ey ee ROYAL STEEL GRANITE | or Muffin Pans, regular A Free Pianista Concert — WA B¥e for F-quart Bauce Pan oF I | 1 each for Mo halt qailce| Values Worth Talking About. | Preserving Kettle, regular 3 The damage sult of T. B. Preshaw | Water Pitcher 48¢ for 17-quart Dish Pan, regu-| 200 for 4-quart Berlin Kettle or A TERRIBLE CRASH IN PIANO against the Nichols Lumber Corr Be cach for iGo Spoon Holder lar 680 | Bauce Pan, regular 48 This and chondesit'e seus epnentenhh.: Cethele mua PRICES pany ts being by Superior | for ord Embr Come and see Sie ok M; CHEORROS PIANO Judge Morris today haw is au- . . ing to onal in aye HOUSE, 1207 SECOND AVE. juries sus emp € —_——-} ae 7 _—_——— of th string of ix Chinese to Port Town- | Will Talk War : uty from which place they will be| TOKIO, March, tthe Oe j way of doing business in Ger deported. Their names are Loule amen will meet today to discus 4 the sale of Pianos,| hie Py | Ming, Chin Gee, Chin Gob Yin, Le financial ways and means to pr and Piano Players. This weer © Gow, Ping Pong, Mung Kee. All) ute the war was put inte action nearly ay dn are unlawfully In the country | gy war eee years ago when we started | pending. ‘The Boston Steamship company’s We s Two Cruisers f 44 a modest it 307 H. C. Walter steamer Myadeo sail for the Or- CONSTANTINOPLE, March % tt f tary ‘isd Worth Sacaied street, and the result has been 2 examined by a lient tonight with miscelianeo0®| turing the pant few days burglars EC sultan has decided to order twe ome 0} al a rth— sy on pete de go age ona agree te ad was com-| cargo, Most of her cargo ts consigned nave teen busy In Weet Seattle. A/ new cruisers of the latest improved Quality o cond and University oo piano 2 perchecing Public of mitted to the insane any by Su-|to Japanese ports and conalsta of pro-| number of houses have been entered type from Cramps’ shipyard at and the Puget sound dis-/ perior Judge Bell, As a result visions for the Japanese army | by thieves and considerable valuable | pitadeiphia = well ao bor cll te parte nervous prostration Walter's _—- \» has been — great state mgten. became deranged abo " 1 Represent Mikado New conortions BRING ASOUT aan, a has tatns be Ps BER IS DEAD he suburban, and in each good %j| Will Represent SRE Fs yay oEvene SOUNTRY FAIR Superior Judge A ar | 7 From the residence | that Prince Arisugawa will represent | ‘we were practically forced to COUNTRY FAIR. . tp aliiet ay Phmatyiam nae about $0 worth of val- Pp hg ay tam on the market nearly three| comme “ ‘ wep tice od —_—- uables were stolen. The burgiare also | the mikado at the aN p instraments, embracing our| AP4 “Watchdog” James just sat| >¥ Mrs. John Eide against her land-} entered the residence of H. Marshail, | ton @ntire line of High Grade Pianos, | @°¥" 84 looked on. G. C. Bennett. She is suing) ganaNnac LAKE, ¥., March 8—|A ¢ quantity of jewelry ane WASHINGTON, D. C., March 9 e-navy department han received i makeo eo, Weber, pane A WORD FROM JOSH WISE." re injuries by falitr fied here last | Although the cases are 0 the | nee arrived at Bung Wang Chang Te Theae ot cred am peng: Campbell, Kurtzmann, Wheelock! , VERPOOL, March %— F toqene sae ee ae Been bole peneendeyioen 98 She. Meeks petee, pr F R SHAME! | cated that it is believed are on the flanks he tand H @ Chesbro} |. raat Seek singe United & @ came here to re | second-hand wi be wate Russian army and that the r 1 on Port Arthur d Talten — Organs and Piantsta | © ~ ° whe City ot tome | Wan, reported inthe aispatches from Tokio this morning, was merely — hee the y lay. Th | @ ruse to distract attention from the movements of the land for Prices Are | And terms are made easy, 80 that > BERLIN, March 9% s & simost every ome can procure an t says that a [r office almost continuousty @ necessity to refinement tater, but I certainly mu with @ capital of 810,00 ' \* 72 as secretary of the lowa ) and culture in the way of a beautiful tell its contents at this been formed at St. Louls for the B/ senate lenant governor n¢ musical instrument. Edward. - purpose of Impx H | re aeene, Rival. Mepub< BEAUTIFUL HIGH GRADE The City of Erie may n a ha de sturdy PIANOS In all the latest atytes and design Sen trent at $250, $300, $3 $400, $450, $600, $525, $550, bef $650 nnd $700, will go during Aut, as we said gale at $176, $229, $2 first-class PRIVATE $317, $351, $419, $487, and thi sid ru Josh c Fri heavy foms Wise w and $598. A fine j| Another sult has been ‘filed againat | feart with ‘ih tanlrement Patt! Almost as many now as her| mt we sell will be mped | farewells. With guarantee from reliable Manufacturers and endorsed by us. “gy Bd and Terms on Organ: Down and $5 Per Month. Over seventy first-class Or to choose from. We have al siges, from the full ». and one-third octave style down to the smallest baby design. come in solid walnut and oak and t range $85, $100, § e¢ now cut down t $89, $112 and $ A fine Sool and book with each =| RUSSIA IS BITTER Sale Includes All Stightly Used and Second-Hand Instruments All second-hand instrume eut to quick-selling prices. Nest UNITED} M Beethoven Organ, fin Walnut case, five octave, $33-—terms 7 | to suit. en ae In the way of Pianos, for asamp! ml 4] Jone fine nolid oor ier ecomene | Witle used, fine tone, full octave aeigiteraty $179—$10 down and 87 per month One Hobart M. Cable Piano, ma- , March 9<a | hogany case, fuli concert size, $248 is # ver | easy terms, etc. .s st THE PIANISTA CONCERT ‘ K ft Tt takes leaders of t p " a) Second avenu ‘ } Bt 8:30 o'clock, and will be aa t e by Mra. Emma Moffatt. tto zens. Welcome-—it's inate nies of Russia 1 took the with an, Great Brit-| ? YO * ch ‘Turkey, In the Springtime One's fancy turns to thoughts of 8Pf latest designs, and you CAD Suit here. You can’t afford to overlook the balance at your convenience 2 y EEL THE STRAIN. | Eastern Outfitting Co. 422-424 Pike Street. DO B UNCLE SAM: plowing.” “Looks a bit stormy over there, but it will not hin der me from doing this little job of | — | Stone, Fisher & Lane wring Europe for aye. victims, the paper ‘Sessassecessewuseusrsnas | | NAMED AN . WASHINGT’ March 9. estern men E head of EDITOR two war committees tn ¢ itary « Litn: of the ¢ ee on na In the senate Yankees head of the war committ man of the + WICHITA, Kan, March % publican state convention organized ar j amed Edward 5 ry| ley, Connecticut, military irs, editor from Marlor tor| and Hale, Maine, naval affairs. Th |wovernor. Py nt was | Chairmanship of one of t indorsed and a platf mittees is desirable becaus gives Thomas Murdock, who selected Hoch | the bearer high nd y |as gubernatorial candidate, was strick-| and navy circles, Bach of t! en blind during the night | mittees has ch. of an aps __ ry t " t RELEASED © of tt y und BOONE, Ia, March &—Mre, Sher H w man Dye, who was held und A to be gs | picion of having rent po! asi tk 3 to Mt Rena Nelson of Pierre f | which resulted in the latter's ae | was released from jall this morning _ by order of Judge Whitaker, before | ett strong . .: whe the petition for habeas rpus | 4ffaire was heard. Hull was born tn Ohio in 1841 end emoved with his parents to Iowa tr DOWNEY CASE IS DROPPED The trial of Dr. W. St ney, charged with having perform @ criminal operation upon Miss Al Cady, has been continued Indefinite- | ly by reeme' nt between Pri at-| log Attorney att and Fulton & John Dow- a Faben, Dowr lawyers. The case | was to have been called Monday, but was not reached, Dr, Downey | is out on $3,000 cash bonds and is sald to be in Californi The prosecuting attorney says that . the case will be set ag at an early date. | T. J. Donnelly, supérintending en- | gineer of the army trasport service, | arrived in port from San Francisco : | this morning He is here to inspect | 1849. He to the rank of = the botlers and engines that are to/ tain in the civil wa Wounds r be placed in the new vessel which| ceived in a charge at Black ri the government ia building for the/ May 7, 1863, fo 1 his tire pervice, from the service, He has been 1 WESTERNERS but Hull us now for seven ter veent him, Foes is a good bit of a wonder ia politics, That may not be ugh, beca i. th f He HULL. JOHN A, T. nted Cannon fr tting Illinois delegation’ when he-waa 4 fo Speaker against H four years ago and thereby was largely instrumental in sing “Uncle thdrawa f the ra hought by many that Cannon would fate this year by depriving Foss he chairmanship. Rathe n have & muss In his own del n, how speaker kept Foss at the JACOB WALDECK Can't Fix Tolls KANSAS CITY The supreme court e- cided this morni has no right to regul . tolls of a company, which is a crea f th ate. Seattle, with Sau or Burgundy, at Maison Bar Second and James, every eve $1.00. ¢ dunes tn Se 4 Fi €! SE Fi