The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1904, Page 7

bie! Bs aaa ella itt gah SE STAR T0FIE THE Murphy Wine & Liquor Co. Sells Nothing But the Best Family Should Have Some Good Every wh apd SEH tS WAS FAMOUS PROFESSIONAL) sx-".sc"™™ * eS ao $3.00 -FORFETED These in Use ae a0 ou te nas P. Morgan's col- |< gst | Ata ag of the ¥ PrompoenFerateare Ce, fra LEAGUE SCHEDULE cere asd'tes hese atl he Mates: nnn or 3 27-1429 First Avenue. ~y J 7 epanials beionging to Mrs. u 1 uN Conver of PD s WAS ADOPTED 000" ew "V8 z ng ter mS 6m 516 LOS ANGELES LosT . stunt ic Wor Last ’ ott . the ale §=yewterday ke » ro) ‘ « * score St! P a the male of t m w ieee 1 is sald to be 6 oI . i os i. ms 1 u -* aha a ierald, 1229 8 i H ut late of night rece is to the big Hoo-Hoo | | | 1 pening Spring MUtlh rch 12 Hanley & K ARCADE ALLEYS | GHANGE HANDS = anding MAJ. WOOD GOES | uniting “Pda o "| INTO WHITE HORSE | 92°70 000" ea OMESTEAD. and Saturd ural SHAFER SHOP. the streets, Ar ~ New Suits ‘ne ~ oy for Men SHORT SPORTS wh iee cme ene |Jogeters and a high 4! allow boxing oe} hh | sist The end men in keeping the au- j HE advance ; } | regiment of wien the Spring Suits | vt : ted down to! stylish clothex Herald, 1229 Bee. OF CHAMPAGNE 1 On will hard yh Britt. — | ona vee sn given for the } an ercoats | noid “sauna be on parade Tor the we first time tomorrow. y Willtare I The standard set at Why Wait? le onern in three ath the opening of the | P. A. Brady will be presiding Judge . aati eae a opera is full of catchy store 1s being reli 4 mt the 1 mn Jockey Club m ‘ 7 A da ams ae alre efrains and horuses and } , ang au neo what you wa t * in rellicking fun, Tt will | St. Louie sf the |} iously maintained — CREAM--CREAM the same fair prices: | . — we poy Pagan geo. rage 4 its matince the same good value- su match © ns } for-money as hereto- , ‘ 1 Three Ca ial | fore. at STYLES and many Exclusive Pat = i gen ‘ terns, Our Prices are the Lowest eat of wi become president of the Wertern|I gig geo and $26 wit _ - joiges at A Ma Ay fe Lae | New York Store stint t t JACOB PERL, Prop., Seattle Tea, Coffee and } NiNE-YEAR-OLD BOY WALKED tn the want tw f_it® Second Ave, "Near Pike St Butter Company QUARTER OF A MILE AFTRA . tlh pethes ayy . 6 PIKE STREET BEING DANGEROUSLY SHOT ri nents. PHO | ; ’ set, Black 492. 8) : ; his oF ine Da = in | 1ELD, March 14.—Th: ternational lawn tennis trophy, won| 7 os Rurcher t : « The Newlm hal Hats Are Ready send a bun laseee ond fine Sptycal Goode ¥ 5 poweiry at wih ou pvew tigate. ‘f Fi peaeed’ Ws Patches. Klodt swelry Co. weight, t Maj. T New Location m Geound Avense oe, after being So good that chances are you'll peas chen GN ts | tire of the hat before it tires of ing out © Navy White Blankets All. Wool, weight 7 Iba. $4.00 a Pair W. S. Kirk, 1209 Ist Av. you. "Moves in $5 Btrict! circles, and costs... $3.00 young woman alma the $ Arcade Building It ta c « to in-| CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE, yf Soa . | the supe yurt for an allowance | Second Ave. and University St oy fe + een i fectlngihe | ele ee ree ene red for 20,000 F ometon at ), and Fiytne| have so far wan out in the probate] " sunda, The so wean you at] court 5 | t re a coma can’t attend | - | , dou Sep EH “ fancy cards | Dancing a we n by Loyd McLARE N & THOMSON Ranke hall, Pike street and Jand Pike. Seattle, Wash, avenue. = ween ” . “a WILL QUIT a BUNS [ ME PORTLAND STARS FAIL TO SHOW UP AND) el h . 9 : ‘aoe ; } pee Murphy Wine = PLAYED A PICKED! ie é t 4 weather 2 ’ | THEATER 's , and Liquor Co.,) | jc Barnes stmmeenla S tosehale, Std centen in drming th the] I: mh ot EP eRa: gies | Sxpreesing mse on every aubect | Sine! Pipe” “aaid. the weather PARTY : Free Delly he Stays on ow Us ! | be ewe tm * - ot hs ; ; x ¢ < tm ‘a > 7 None Better Than the ise wasn ‘rece and gave them «| uy wan i Bs ial the firet 7 1 nat “ oe ppceney ‘ROCHESTER ori pe STEEL RANGES ** EMPIRE BENCH SHOWS a ey = |ASK SUPPORT FOR M°COY TIMBER LAW °°" lady ss HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS, 518 Second Ave. $:2'An.e Shovels Worth 75¢c At 59¢ CHARLTON MAN WILL PROB ABLY SUCCEED CHARLES 5. FEE r We Star and shade. Ave Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union ANOTHER PLUM The U. 8. Woolen Co., Detrott, Mich. FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated An Announcement of Great Importance to Folks Who Need Floor Coverings LINOLEUM BROT Hi’ ORTH BED BY NSIGNPES ANI ILL. BE ON LASTS Fine Furnitere Fine Fursitere AND REF BY THIS STORE FRIDAY—IF IT WHEN WE BUY A BARGAIN WR SELL A BARGAIN ged—some could go right to the policy of this is bought out of the regular lines of shipment of Rugs and Li an established policy, we geous purchase with you. RUGS Also other Carpet Size Rugs and a number LINOLEUM pree Patterns of Printed Lino! are yard um, cut only, per 43 cts $1.15 A FEW THOU DOLLARS’ WORTH LE IS A 9UNCED FOR ‘TWO SATISFIED THE SHIPMENT WILL BE TIME. IT BEHOOVES BEVERY INTER- ACT PROMPTLY. t can scarce be imag to an- & plece of very C e for every ure need for such ¢ ery spring on hand bright anc y tomorrow ge of this ex pport O. D. or tele nee. None of the Patterns of Inlai um, laid, DAYS, BUT W CLOSED OUT IN LE ESTED PERSON TO ined in which se FOC ls to (Carpet and sind Department —Take Elevator) FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated Complete Housefurnishers 2d Ave., Madison, Spring Paint That Is Paint Paint That Is Guaranteed for 5 Years $1.40 Per Galion . $1.75 Per Gallon ERNST BROS., 506 Pike "°°"53,)9133°*" PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS Iron Work, Piers and Foundations, SEATTLE, WASH, Plate Never none, $4 00 Perfection Suction Plates Only Dentists in West making s, Structura by All Methods, Bridge: Dredging this Gold Fittings e Silver Fillings Bridge Work . & Gold Crown ... ‘ we All Work Gua: id 15 Years. Teeth extracted free, without pain and replaced with new ones the fame day Hours—#:80 to ©; Sunday, 9 to 12 attendant