The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1904, Page 5

i) Al! others follow and pattern af ter him in every way possible. Any fool can copy or tmitate, but it takes brains to originate They are not progressive, up-to date or allve In thelr profession If you have any trouble with your Kidneys, Blad or Or ®ana, consult Syndicate Doctor. The only true specialist in the Northwest in these Seases Syndicate Doctor 109 Marion St. THE UJNHON SAVINGS The boy or girl, the young man or the young woman who starts @ sav- Ings bank account will want it to grow, and it will, Try it and see. We pay 4 Per Cent interest James D. Hoge, Jr. N. B. Solner, President. Cashier. J. D. Lowman, A. B. Stewart, Vice Presidents, Union Savings & Trust Co. 112 CHERRY STREET. time has in view the formatios freuit of at boxing ACME CLUB TOURNAMENT Sauternes 25c Per Quart Bottle aw the AMATEUR BOXERS MEET a LIVELY CONTESTS AT RANKE | HALL TONIGHT Brunner & Co. 403 Pike St. until night. t The Acme Amateur Athletic club will give a smoker in Ranke's Tall this evening, at 8:30 o'clock. A number of amateur boxers who have appeared recently in the ring in Se- attle are matched and some good sport is promised by the manage- | ment. | Those who will box are: Wunner and Boucierie, McGerr and O'Brien, Ellis and Smith, Emmet and Lane, ‘akefield and Parks, Cove and Sii- va, Stanford and Lynn and George Brows and Tommy Daly. ‘The last bout is expected to be = lively ome, as both boys are good boxers and the match is very even. SHORT SPORTS Tailor-Made Suits, Skirts, Jackets, Waists, able ¢ is TACO! Comiskey will take enough mem- bers of the Milwaukee tearm to complete two nines. At New Orleans so far 2 | have won in the 486 races, which 1 | a pretty fair average. ‘Our spring stock is now com- plete with popular priced goods. ‘We sell on payments of $1.00 Per j McChesney may be entered in the| In Excelsior Handicap, to be run at Ja-| |maica. The prize is worth going | after. | Stamping Ground will run ir | Suburban Handicap, The mare ha | been sick all winter, but is slowly | recovering. | Waterboy’s first engagement ts ir the ture MILT teamat Westberg & Childs 312 SECOND AVENUB. | Standard Stakes, at Gravesend, after which he will be prepared for| cabin n the Suburban. | resort | James “Bug” Holliday has been| must bi pointed an umpire on the Amert an Association 1 to succes Universal Steel Ranges James B. Hassett, resigned. re is talk of having Bo r G-hole Range, $2 and up. dier, Judge, Formaster and Toledo RED FRONT FURNITURE CO. t in a special event at Oakland AK Hier wird Deutach geeprochen. | FES. one can bx Seattle Agents: Bank of Cape tnan filly Lavigne. T At Nome, Nome, Alaska, learned hie lines of a J both In and out of ' since 1884 has been « ub of Oak California tected tn.teme. manner with it. an|ferm o weetern ctr Doxer,” manager, promoter and tubs is t gent struc Lavigne at the p t t m., under on exhibition, of the most valuable Rapids, Detrott and St ing was commenced soon after the opening today and will be continned show 92 po nt MeD wu DOG SHOW OPENS omc. bench show the Chicago Kennet Clab opened tn First Regtment More than 1,000 dogs of March the au HAS UPLIFTED BOXING GAME 1 ep! armory all including ountry. Among the sented at the show are Milw ationeitnenocene New York, Kans City, 0. A a of today clanses name | canines tn the cities repre uke, Qrana Louts, Judg- closes Saturday ofnts. WINS LIPPY MEDAL Tom MeDonald clinched his hold om the Lippy medal in the ¥. M. C. A. gymnasium last night by rolling! up a total of the all-round « He won In} t with consider- nid has won the MA, killed last night ot t | Jockey Lucien Lyne will ride at|hibiting | Memphis, and then go to the East-| from runr lern tracks as @ free lance. at any tr the ro 8 ne ave | Nothing is ken eosive years and it ow his property INSTANTLY KILLED March 10-—Onear Jacot- may jarfield. of year. mon furniture warehouse. 2. leaning er in th and nery John Splann will have a string of | to som v 16 trotters on the Grand Circuit. descended and cavght him. ALL OFF WITH BOSSY JARFIELD, cow son, a Iyear-old boy, was instantly | comes a perfect and by being pinned be neath the elevator cage tm the Har- He shaft and talking which are eo clenrl yw, wheh the olevator March 10.—The kind no longer roam the ‘The elty counci! 1 an ordinance pro and other Itve at large in the streets The torme ermitted stock to pas yesterda: here. died iy ‘The some |be buried by strangers. the old streets during the day |time from April to November | HERMIT DIES ALONE March 10. — Passing discovered the remains of John French, Mountain hermit, who for @ quarter of a century has Itved alone in t ar The Tanks, a sum: r Blu ms days ago. wn of his origin, he was always reticent and he 8-510 Second Avenue South. ut the same weights they carried in| OQUIAM, March 10—The rec the California Derby. axe ont ot the 3 eaulase Lumber and oy eA « avers, | le Company was made yester atch Ld Manufacturing | Reware of Ointmente fer Catarrh | day. when a ton-hour run turned Fam W. S. T: 2Co. That Contain Mercury, out 900 shingles. The record {heat }. Tarrant . © meroury will su destroy the| Was made with two Challoner ten a et ft Jewelers. s at se of smetl anc block machines and it is doubtful if ‘atehee, airy and | through the any mill with the same equipment Silverware, ee juipmen 108 Cherry Street, Seattle, Wn. ih aed, exsent | has run an equal number of Oragnaters and Manutacturers of] class, ‘as the dama they wilt 'do jo) "inelee in ten hours, lo Buttons a: en fold. to the good you can po ST ee se harme. derive from ‘them, ‘TE Eat TEXAS BEEKEEPERS MEET Cure, manufactured by F. . . ER Butterworth & Sons t Co. Toledo, 'O., contains ‘no. more VILLE, Texas, March 10, Gury, ‘and is taken internally. actin e mee 2 ns ne Girgctty’ upon the bicod und ‘mucous | ore, eetins of the South rtakersand Embaimers surtacts of the system. In buymg | Beekeepers’ Association, be Have removed to their new bicok, §| Hall's Caterrh Cure be sure you get | today, is largely attended. The ses igax FIRST AVENUE | th¢, kenuine. It is taken internally |gion will continue 1 8 an the ny und made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. 41. eager’ hg i xm A thoroughly nlepponen, nice | Cheney & Go. Testimonials treo, The program calle for numerous "gu pre at liberty to ay held by Druggists. Price, ie per | papers and discussions on topics of subs | Jake Hall's Family Pills for constt- porte to those engaged in bee pation. i ° # THE SEATTLE FOUND HERO'S BODY RESTRICT OUTPUT PORTLAND, Or, Maroh 10. 4 WVEROTT, March 10—The Inter Fi S$ hae OF became ba wan line, Maren 1o—rne torr IT Friday. Specials hin life in saving that of little Zoe in expect give notice soon t Yard wide Percale, neat patterns, Hrown, @ 12-year-old girl, Tuesday, | further rentrict output of wht 100 value, Wriday tres was found last night in the Willam ° gles so that the pre schedule || Ladiow Canvas Walste, plain ette, | may be maintained. This wil! or large pearl ——————— amount practically to an order t tout value, Friday,.%5e WANT BETTER WATER lose the mills temporarily. ‘The Mxtension Curtain Rods, WALLA WALLA, Wash, March jwhingle market 1s unusually 4 Wriday y | 10.It was sugwested at a meeting owing to the cold weather in th jot the Comm jal Chub laet night eont. | that ' ying plant be tnatalled Tee F wey)” 72mm wale, Peide at Thomas Springs, four miles east OUND QUILTY |B Ladiew ce-Lined Howe, regular | of this clty, for the pumpose of im TACOMA, March 10. — Jackey ie value, Friday 12'%e proying the city’s water supply, It) BERLIN NEWSPAPER SAYS THAT RUSSIA WILL GOON BEGIN | smokui the Indian who has been|§ Ladi’ Flannelette Dressing } was estimated Urat the plant would ‘ on trial for killing bis wife while Bacques, regular 1.2% value, Pri- ont $64,000, Another plan for the WAR AGAINST ENGLAND both were on @ #pree last Decem-|§ O07 . 9Be Joutabliahiment of a gravity system ber, has been found guilty of man Mone Conves Work Gover, 2a Fe is BERLIN, March 10.~Th orate ac Including strong measures rage: ph | 2f,and 2 only, Friday J astm aaa "ace hme, aera cme| SEVEN YEARS OLD |) “ri hei wom Nuesta that war with England will | fdante quoted saying at @ ee 7, at confilet with Japan. Thi ory Ws regarded too. sense The seventh apniversary of th over collars, 2 19 paper states that active prepar- | tional to obtain any ser eredence| Volunteers of America will be ce . ive see one ? ations are now proceeding on an elab-' in official circles in Berlin. brated all over the United States |§ %O* § and 7 All Silk Taffeta Rib- " bon, Friday abe | nner | HOKE WeOk. The Henttlc corps, under ta wide Sovcsriach tata | GENERAL MANNING = 8UR+| == 7 | Adjt. John T, Foulkes, will properly|B” wick and colors, te value, Bric PRISED THE MAD MULLAH observe the anniversary, although day 196 plans are not yet complete. American Lady Modei Form Cor- . - = — ts, $1.2 value, Frid The CHIEF ARRESTED Curled Hair Adjustable Busties, @e ADEN, March 10—General Manning, TACOMA, March 10—Chief Gee value, Prt ymmanding the British expedition in Nelson of the Muckleshoot India Somaitiand, has made a sorte against | was arrested yesterday and br aio-eniee tilled ove SPOKANE DOCTOR LEAVES WIFE AND BABIES AND GOES TO |}? 7 ae ow be my a toon ~ wb) j ASIA WITH A BEAUTIFUL GIRL—BUT THEY "MAVE NOW | Karded a subpos He was tine and her of been a witness in the S:mokalem ed 4 COME BACK HOME trial, t fell a victim to fire a | water at Auburn and did not show bay sy. | ties a Jup tn court. Old Chief Seattle was ANADIAN FORESTRY ea | his uncle | ORONTO, Ont arch Me. 6 \Ni, Ma 10.—After a pleas- ) declined t night to let @ reporter — pti | 2 precy? ferent cee swept matd |B gersaye eta i ay smarts i her, or to make any atatement| LINCOLN LEAGUE BANQUET ‘ men, & nome tin Singapor or, W. DP Pee Sd a Sea taeeeen on Restaurant and Bak ae vgs “ EaAth ; - aa Requegts for tickets received by jakery gee , « Katherine Wyk f could not be aie | the 1 Leagu wures a re Buy your bread trash mais ¢ the firth al 2 . ope ? ~g c Pere bor) ora-bre nd at its an-|9 Drop into R It's the surest Po ¥ fl ee eee oe, k i ere, Sn ial banquet In Odd Fellows’ Tem pince for q y with reasonable ee ae : I Pigs I . Tee oe eee we orig | Ble tontah Speakers of national|[f prices. Our Ladies’ Afternoon od r . Her | be he ch les 1 Kna -— —— © Bor | | oday. Thy father, red J. Wyeett, got 1 a RB Br Mem ‘ Pi . |] Rice’s Restaurant and Bakery rough tomo peal rrveelngg Soy 2 eee SG ah Phaen't Mise) Notice to Subscribers | 129 Second avenve | — — matt t her plan A) inderatand question. 1 will not} alas lias cae éiter at ail Opposite Arcade building. a trip to Puget Bound In the | toll whether I have seen him or| .2f ny evening, your copy of The} pe of getting some trace of her.! not. If it were put in the paper that| (UAT Bas ne’ Bill ves, nag agh prs oecaemaranapeesstts os aso anc ng Theitwo wore next heard of in ings-| he came here, people would nas | CapOene: 119h anytime between | () 10 mr Wykotf, whe in «a handsome! ne here ve done not once, poere: jensen, aught Free) ee ns Ch PARLORS in je office of the Dw 1 tal | myself «.”' whe said. ti — 307 3-2 PIKE STREET com f whieh Dr. Dunlop wae anything about him it may get] r Anyone Can Learn to Bee Graceful] the head before his departure me into trouble, I must look Abbott Block, Corner Thied Deneor ine Very Ghert Time idl OM returning here she went to the| tho support of myself and the ree ra Their Own Home Without the) M0M® of Ber parents, but her father | dren Aid of a Teacher how awkward mn quickly learn Anyone, no matt they may be now to be a graceful and beautiful dancer by following the tnatruction «iv: the course of dancing lessons we will mend free of we to any ade | jress. Dancing is the most ingosent, beneficta! and popular diversion knows ta society The most awkward child ie instructions 1 children and all they make the stepa, the inatruetions an older person. id uch pleas: aad te knowledge by following the sim; which we send free. naturally to dancing te know is how to they can underst wit ut the aid Nothing will give a ure and at the same tim accomplishments as will of dancing. It has been almost im- pon f many children to receive matruction in this beautiful art, but ne all may learn. Parents who wish their children to be happy, healthy and graceful should for thie uurse of free instructions for their children, even though they do sot’ care for it for themeectves. Vixercise is one of the necessary! thi in proper living; and there {s; no exercise at once so innocent, healthful, so pleasurable and so wi adapted to the intermingling of men and women and chilire Ganoti Both, sexea can indulge in it ua? propriety and enjoyment. Those who have not had the advantage of mingling with bashful, awkward an? a nter atrang the rh ' pe With, ft you will take on a de f confidence in yourself, which} practically useful under many 5) ing cireumsatancea. it one leasons are so clearly written lilustrated that the most awk-? ward person will soon be able to dance} eracet ully. They teach the walta/ with reverse, two-step and threestep | in ten to fifteen minutes, Thy are; free. They are not for sale We are giving these lemons to all subscribers } Of the Home Queen, = popular journal. | Tt is bemutifully ‘illustrated, nicely | printed and oontaing much Valuable and useful information. There are departments giving | instruc- many matters of Interest to the ladies. A department of fancy work. a department devoted to houne- ing, where our indy renters can eo rorees and es perplexing problem; a depart- | t devoted to Kowers and thetr ov a ei ent devoted to drem making, al whioh eapectall and excl men ture on hesith, beauty ded to all this, ite m stories pre of the hi | We will sand thin oc dancing Instruction ers of the Home 6 now is % conte @ yoar. an unheard-of opportunity of secueme one of the bent papers publish: for one full year fi conte. All ribers get the course of Aanctt jend 2% cents In post today to the Home Queen. 247 Chay steeot, Watervill STAR Cn WASHINGTON. letter recently rece! “John Allen,” “wer Such a miastv sorry you succecde “1 forward you, mt riculture Weeds, and H forwarded to und me lowa com A MAN FOR AN EMERGENCY “The seeds you sent me," was the text of a ved by Congressman Lacey of Iowa, signed 1053-1055 FIRST AVE. no good. All I raised from them was weeds.” The Globe Block. might annoy some statesmen. Not Lacey. “I am Phones; Main 1240, Ind. 1240 J no better with the seeds I sent you,” he replied. for separate cover, a bulletin from the depart the perunal of which Se to your profit.” ow to Kill Them, the title of the booklet bi ftuent Cheap Acre Tracts and Lots Almost Given Away---$5 Down and 25c Per Week for Poor Man’s ‘This house and Near car line, stores and school; genter of Seattle. move right in and « for ch large tract of land equal to 10 lote only 3675. few minutes’ ride from business You pay only $26 down and $10 per month and own the place, Finest soil in King county, good kena and gerden jo to HILLMAN CITY office, 5-cent fare on Washington street, or go to my Garden station office—take new Renton car, Occidental and Yesler; 6-cent fare by using your transfer. Come to Large offices and 10 salesmen on grounds at both places, or get free tick- eth at rooms 1-2 Times block. We are own: not agents. CASCADE CALL-TRA SHIRTS {0c LAUNDRY CO DE PRICES. COLLARS 2c CUFFS dc 817 SECOND AVENUE ==—seemmom and THIRD AVENUE AND MAIN STREET Specials Ol Soap 5 pour Chips, per pound Vitriol, per pound 8 Or over The QUAKER DRUG (0. Strictly One Price 4-panel doors for painting, $1.00. 8 crows, 1 doors for ofl finish, ne 6 croms-pane! doors for off finish; the best on earth; with eurley ‘wood in panels, $1.% per door. Plain window frames, $1.00 per frame. Window frames with pulleys, blind stop and cap, $1.2 per frame. Kitchen doors, 28xG.8x1% with 4 ghts in upper part of door; $2.5 each. Cottage front doors with picture glass in upper panels, at $3.50 per door. Building paper ®c per roll. Run locks Se. Send for price lists and genero) fnform: tion to my salesroom, 1598 Third acenue BA. 0. B. Williams 1508 3d ave. WOOD AND COAL ALL GRADES Franklin, Fulton, Black Diamond, Roslyn and Leary Coa Also Coke and Charcoal. You get an HONEST lend of best wood when you or- der here, U Newcastle, TELEPHONE Main 99. Independent 98. SEATTLE COAL & WOOD CO. #20. BE. HALL, Manager First Ave. South and King Street BIT cpiioa'oo. 417 | Between Fourth and Fifth Avenues. from Ranke’s Hail. Eyes Examined Free known to scien tions filled un sonable prices. G.A. LINDAUER, Eye Specialist LEO Doctors’ prescrip- er guarantee at rea- BUSINESS COLLEGE With the best and latest instruments | Our Patent Pearl Plate Does Not Cover Roof of Mouth These prices for 3) days only, to in- | troduce our latest painless methods: | Gold Fillings as low as.... i Silver Fillings as low as... « Full Set of Teeth low an jold Crowns as lo Teeth with Examinatio ree. NERVOUS PEOPLE and those who dread having thelr teeth extracted or other work done are earnestly invited to call at our | offic: where we will demonstrate t@ | thetr tire satisfaction our claim ‘Teeth extracted free, without pain, and replaced with new ones the — uarantee for 12 years wil wor Lady Attendant Always Present. HOURS-Dailly, evening UN & Sune days. 9a. m. to . Branch Office—Vancouver, B.C. on PAYMENTS —-Enough Sald SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. STEINWAY DEALERS 711_ SECOND AVNNUE—711 DUCED FREIGHT RATES On household goods to all eastern points, Through cars, Saving of 2 | to 8 per cent. The Seattle Transfer Company | Acne, “Bf O°5. G>ieat coat j fp Oe Fa BO ee Louis Klodt Jewelry Co. New Location Second Avenue > | water Navy White Blankets Strictly All-Wool, weight 7 lbs, $4.00 a Pair W. S. Kirk, 1209 Ist Av. SOsencasttblege Corser ont The school that will teach you at | home, if you can't attend. Send for our free fancy cards. McLAREN & THOMSON, Cor, 2nd and Pike, Seattle, Wath.