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THE SEATTLE STAR SO SHIFTLESS! (000000000000004 4 g Stone, Fisher & Lane Y o Mra, Misa Cooper, a red wom + ae an, was grant divorce from het Grand The People’s | o husband Me we oper, by Supe | Opening Great rier Judge Rudki yoaterday Mr | | \< @ dencribe dher spouse aa be- | | Come | | Bargain tr whiftions a ® for nothin, e | | j ie ehit nd if thing,’ | | Come | Store | ~— and when she had ¢ ed that he ! £ the court remarked that ahe seemed . j - to have wlsed her husband up 6 UJ ~ y “up about right,” and granted her a de ond REPUBLICAN WARRIORS ARE LINING"UP SIX DEEP FOR THE-| Sh Veh Mit mY eae, See an pring pening is JUCIEST POLITICAL PLUMS—RECENT CITY ELECTION | wife's suit, Bho mays he is leading : « life dimipation in Chicago. T Co F GIVES THEM, CONFIDENCE omorrow, ntinuing Friday and Saturday és : wet inun nade ithe ago, searching the markets of the WORLD for th } NEW THI the al prepas ¢ have made in the decorations—the unusually 1 Never Jays when the| popular young Republicans in the] Price at which we have marked in, all combine to make this the GRANDEST SPRING ayetem wa ogue and a R anty, will p ably be ngminated | OPENING have EVER ATTEMPTED, In the millinery department Paris, London and New ; i nor sted wast as good aa He Was a strong rivall | York contribute to the admirable productions which we have on display. In the cloak and suit 3 chcted, ban th on such & ¢ years ago, und by all | lopartment you will see an exhibition of the handsorment styles and most up-to-date clothe and | scramble county office as te « ’ ‘ litioal polley, is entitled to | aves we have ever shown. COME, YOU WILL HE WELCOME, and THIS 18 YOUR INVITA / ing on In the ranks of that party ¢ the nomination without a fight in| TION to be present | : year, The overwhelming vote polled o Avention encenciommpntes diaisiiiaindind . . | for most of the Repubiioar 4 Assessor John W Peters, | | fade aa teomonce of toe besal 0 for that oefice, ‘He will nin ale 0 ew OQ P. cock#ure of success, and every | ask another term | ea atieas of — stata ae man with an ambition for office ta} Justice of the Peace ‘T Phatgetnge 4078 erat won, sll this esaocs'a lensing out working like @ Trojan weeks In| who f# a pr office home and foreign, haw contributed | gna B56 advance of the county convention. therefore hold office any number of NATIONAL GUARDSMEN FROM to our great collection of Silke, The Half a domen candidates are in the| terms if ted snces his in PACIFIC co price advantages of our tmm 0 of a much he quality, both field for sheriff, the one county of-| tention to come before the conven AST STATES TO rincheece are chown in the follow. | ift,piain and figured, « Fongee fice now held by a Democrat, and] tion for renomination. HOLD ENCAMPMENT THERE tng quotations Fike tna dle saacien one | ily as many lawyers would Uke} No avowed opposition to the renom. — od } . be prosecuting attorney. Several| ination of Congressman W. B. Hum-| NEXT JULY | 46 pleces of Colored China Silk, always sells 60 pleces of All-Bilk Colore feta, 20 inc | Sendidates are in the field for each | phrey has yet developed among the | : ‘ : . wide, very best shades, regular value ‘e Of the other offices, with a few ex- € county Republicans, but in F ap OR See Oe ee ant See _ your choice Peat emae +4 | ees i a 1? - aitiook percerretistneee illinery penin at Annex Tnasmuch as the sheriff's job ts} date who may prove to be a formid-| Mficers of the local companies | earth noseosimostcly tee «year | able opponent. Brownell, who We | ot the National Guard of Washing The Stecageet Shevng of Guaranteed Black Talletas in the Cit PPre . It t including salary and perquisites, and} young and able corporation attor-| \R have received tnt ation from Prices -40¢, 560, GBe, THe, BVe, DBe, $1.10, ves 25, debs and $1.60, en uccess has considerable patronage besides. ney wants Humphrey's seat bad e eee ne neral Dra f Olympia} — oe :. nnn Cero eee | the big fight tn the convention wit! | and the recent election of Ballinger) ' the effect that the a 1 or he over that plum choice is} as mayor of Seattle has moved him|CMMPMent will be held at Han Lule Opening Sale of Now Dress Goods | Opening Sale of New Trimmings It Continues Thursday and Friday —Do Not | Tkely to be made between Dr. C. B.| to begin his campaign in earnest, |ODM*P9, Cal, this summer. ‘The mi fuyers crowd the Dreas Goods department The increased use Trimmings, in com Fail to Come | Moye, whi is now county coroner, | His Snohomish county friends figure | tM Of five other states, together these days piiance with fashion's edict concerni A yesteréay tre ts | ‘and Colonel George B. Lamping and | that the local Republican success in- | Wh the regulars on the at, will Heautiful new shades of Nun's Veiling. ... 600 ee nea! alge d wed . 3. W. McConnaughey, respectively | sures @ solid King county delega » attend. The war department All Wool Btamines, tn shades that are in de en's costumen, leads additional interest to the on inery ke of fash " re ma re Steaty auditor and county treasurer.| tion that will be solid for « King) 1) sabaale er apreon— Beotch Tweeds, an endiess variety, at new department iol to Green Wie : them in this 1904 assemblage of Spring Millinery. It County offictal ot allowed! county candidate for the senate and| “bout the middle of July, ‘The states v a trimer « y rr ee eae aketeing of it masteresn C represents oye a 50e, 750, BSe, Be and $1.26 Persian and Bulgarian bands, croehet app | it am brilliant and beautiful as it {# faultless, which | ‘By law to serve more than two wuc-| the shelving of Humphrey. P are California Pattern Sults (exclusive) $12.50 bands) Ven bands, ete, etc. ete, ete means collaboration of our own resources and fac- | Gessive terms in the same office, Local Republicans, generally, say,| ada, Utah, Oregon, Idaho, Wash | cities erate the. a s okaie ¢ anon A fa } end the first two mentioned, hav- owever, that they have no intentior be « and possibly Montana | we OO OO OO eeeeeEeEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerm—™~"' Ee cade ith ream of the world's millinery pro- | ng served four years each In thelr| of going back on the custom of gv neluding the regulare there will 99 WHAT 99 99 WHAT ” . b| ing th tives two terma.(0¢ ten or twelve thousa 6“ 64 &“ 66 The Pi at f Present positions, are now lining ur their representatives two terms, | pousand men, ae = ¢ Popularity of the An | J for a switch. Treasurer MeCon-/ Those Republicans who «: not} there are about seven thousand Is IS ‘This favorit \s h 7 vege enie a | i c nde: od Ww ne show t| members of the guard tn p ota » . gr cig ne 3 rat 2 4 nee on | —o - corner oma gt some ow pon rey sel | mentioned. oe “IT 18 OUR NEW DEPARTMENT, GROCERIES, CANDIES, BREAD, CAKES, PIES AND shopping center n r of Beattle peo. | Other candidates who have an-| profess to believe that Brownell} The San Lute Obispo site has COOKIES OF ALL KINDS. | we hs plot , br “stl ne aisles, its Heeunced themacives are John Strin-| would be of as much benefit to King] been leaved by the war department ‘That's Just what you wanted us to do, We Carnation ( 250 nek inecnres ewnl ee eae peo system ger, a well known and popular| county as Humphrey, Everett has) for cheampment purposes and @ know it, And look here! Were going to do it | Blue Ribbe: SEAR t of stocks, its courteous sales. yeung Republican, now a deputy} always been very friendly to Beatle, | Meaosure Is now before congress for properly. EVERYTHING WE SELL WILL i8e, our 5 ath genera earance and 106 dieplay of the Bpring’s choicest merchi wander United States Marshal Hop-| both commercially and pe pally h apprepriation for the purchase He_A LEADER—THE BEST AT THE LOW Shredded W kage lle ’ 5 merchan- | kine: Frank Kennedy, now a city| Brownell made a good fight for| of the ground est. he 1 Cate. with premium an we and will continue to win, the praine | elective, and Mike Kelley, the| the senatorship at the lpat session of | ~The pment will last ut This is our firet advertisement of prices, Just 25e oe +f ah Whe con If you have not Mooth Park pioneer, who is now a| the legislature. He has publicly) twenty-five days and fifteen days keep you EYE on this “ad You'll see every Mocha an@ Java Coffee, the Leader 40¢ Blend | Yet be the ore of the Annex we earnestly Seputy sheriff and constable in Jus-| stated that be and Sam Nichols, et drill gerviee will be put is, White oy Sete Oo TO ME, ONLY te thea: feats rt é. is rag sy e during | tice Cann's court ¥ of state, have pooled teaues|the Washington Guard is not « 4 Byes a ONLY THE ima Beene, ei ® quality | | SG Detter, assistant to Attorney| and will ask for the mutual endorse-| largo as that of Oregon or Califor Bhat OF EVER HING AMD OUR PRICES pe der be The Spring Exhibit of All That's New in the | ¢hurct Generel Stratton, ts probably in the] ment of Snohomish county. It t#| nia it ts larger than the Idaho, Utah orrow, bright and early, you will be able he Leader rhage and Cake Department gt Jead for nomination to #u taid by some that ali the horthwest-|and Nevada organizations and ts : cpt rag ee eT World of Dry Goods Ss Boott as prosecuting attorney. al-|ern counties of the state and, pos-| well drilled and equippet. Ite merit ot ig shows part of ourstockandt, | = ry ao pdiiaied hoe | Not o are we ready with every idea that ts the co though Mr. Scott is a candidate for} sibiy, Pierce county, would # Will be determined by the annual in prices j Leade Tea Ring he | the realm of hatdom, but you will find Stamp another term, and Kenneth Mackin-| Brownell, apection by Inepector Captair LEADER Pancy lown "Creamery Mutter, | Leader Lemon Wafers 1246 | © the best stocks that money and good | Ress 0 tosh, a young lawyer who has Ived he big fight in Republican atate| Taylor of Fort Lawton. This will a a S00; tommetow, te 221-20 Leader Doughnuts, doen be y assortments in the dress | lent Em Seattic most of his life, ie mak-) polities during coming campaign | be held from April 13 to or ot Aeon $c, but a real 3c for | Leader Chad | | goods and silk " the laces, In the new cot the sts fng & strong showing. Other candi-| will be for t vernorship. Gov-| Adjutant Drain will be here soon i 5-1 ule Sane: elias naeen | a ad Y ton fabrics, In the h n undermusling Goors | ‘Gates are F. 8. Griffith, who was! ernor Moliride is regarded as pre for the purpone of consulting with cur priee awlar price co | Chorolates 4c value for 130, two pounds gloves s Teets, And lastly would we speak with | the ¢ Zermerly a deputy tn the office; Ivan] tically certain of a renomination. de the local oft to perfect ans | Fine Redland Navel Oranges, 156 cases, regular A a4 pt oss 3 aE ae i 250 | much p of the magnificent showing of | Wedne © % Hyland ana Frank B. Wiestling. | i« the anti-railroad candidate, John| for Washington's mobilize tion, | price #6e, Leader price, dozen 106 Micke Aaband. OR darprioe ame Waede fon... | ing be James Brewster, who hus the en-| D. Atkin now atate auditor, Is] eeenaneeeeee | netngaatee Aenddiaiihaitentet 3 ye arhatas ie New § rin Suits Hence: Gorsement of a large number of the/| also tn the race. He straddies on th | eT FOS | Which Rawyere of the city and is prom!-| railroad comminston question. Dr.| Spring Opea‘ng in the Big Bargain Basement | xctusive novelties, daring designe that are out srt ent member of the Woodmen of] J. J. Smith of King county i the) t/ L W, | of the beaten track of last year's styles, dashy and pony ‘the World, is in the lead for county| raitroad candidate. | : . Ge for 100 Japanned Dustpah. | | full of life. Many others in the splendid models so | In th and officio clerk of the su- The Democratic camp is Inactive | y only, a 2-pint Royal [| 200 for 800 Heavy Blue Porcelain |] Oblong im Dinner Bucket | much admired by women of goo | family -* ‘chine Bop bhnaageeded | Fate ce “4 oon se | ¥ wood taste. | preme court e in now a deputy o se yet. Few candidates have been anite Coftve or Tea fl ¢, . - with fiask, tray and cup, F | for @ dozen Clothenpt PGeenty Clerk Koepfii, who has) put forward either for county. or| tor 1901 35 oe eee If seguiar 40c, fer 256 |We Extend the Heartiest Invitation to Come | gerved two terms. D. K. Sickles and! state officers. For governor Witilar | eK Tin Dishpan. | Buy j Wagar Raine, also deputies of Mr.| Biackman, now state labor commis- Ge for largest aise Tin Breaa| &* (fF, 18¢ Iron Roasting Pan. | 2 i or Seeing, Welcome | Koepfit, are Brewster's most for- r, is the most available man —_—_—— Pan, teguler ie ; le cach for Pot Cover Knobs. ag Le 26c Folding Lunch Box, | midable rivals. west of the mountains. It ts very | eat Se for Rising Bun Stove Polish aty lon. ; : | For auditor, James Agnew, now a! doubtful, however, that he will con | Mrs A. R Broby, who is but 18 $e: Sartweed: Folate CO OS at ae me Be for Tin Drinking Cup | Geputy in Colone! Lamping’s office,| sent to take the nomination if Me fe Pete id, Wan arrested last night Hardwood Rotting} 8¢,fr 1 @ozen Brass Picture] Coal nt ewe eer | x has no rival except W. l. Dudley,| Bride is nominated by the Repub-|)2 Patrolman Lillie on @ charge of , arewess” SeUMsl ” Meeks | 1860 for 16-pin Hat Rack } Scetad di eee @ local steamboat man Heans, He is an officeholder under | -_ me young woman had) Be for 4-qua pott Se for He 40-Foot Clothes lor %$¢ Roun¢ ‘ | ‘cond Aven sity ag | Prof, A. 8. Burrows, a well known | McBride and would be unwilling to| Deen oo about the northern . week banat Tea| Line gis te ‘ Bread eemek — | L ue and Univer Streeet ame Republican, ts the only candidate in| tight him, eapectatty so tn view of | PATE 0 the city without viaibie Put, seeing on Rilo far 900 Tin Tea Ketiie j . as . me aera j nes for the position | ¥ ® the} means of support and the pottce be ’ | In Tea Ketti 25e for 4c Wire Toast Rack Be goothi: the field up to date for position! the fact that their views ar ewe: se Se for ive Tin Choker Moure| Se for §-inch Scallop Tin Cake] Ge for 1-quart Ht Tin G tients @f county superintendent af schools,| game on the railroad commission | (eve she was leading « life of Trap | ee Beg» mo Smelt coda a. = mow held by Prof. W. G. Hartranft.| matter. | shame. } . ‘easure bd: Gaught for several years in the Se-| man is nominated by the Tepublic- | COUntry lees than a year Hix} } f ¢ y aitle high school. ans he might t to make ‘ing ago whe was the complain [ anion ew Capt. Matt. H. Gormley, now city| run, and if he did so under su ht me with against A. R. Broby ] When arrested, he returned t 4 #44 am aH Commer, ne cy fan, tnd be id 2 wat cays barber. whom abe charged sin BIG AUDIENCE WILL | STUDENTS SMASH FLOURISHED RAZOR \TOOL THIEF IS |e te tor Soe nnns in OURS flee next week, has a weather eye) make the Republicans uneasy. criminal assault. The case had ex-| re 4 5 . gx the county tressurer's office.| He could poll a large anti-raliroéa| ‘enuating circumstances and Broby HEAR DR. M'GEE PALACE WINDOWS IN BIG LUCK | vv matter ot on 4 t ~ dorsing the Senate: Gen C. Levy, now a deputy of Treas-| Republican vote and a large labor|"* dismissed after he had made Claud Smith, who says he ts a saw bill which increases the appropriaties urer McConnaughey, has ambitions | vote. the girl his wife. filer, got busy with a large razor a for the construction of the benttie tend to succeed his chief. fenator Turner, ex-Mayor Byrne| He deserted her a few weeks after! The most popular charity In Beattle (By Ser Nows Ass'n.) this morning and was arrested by| W. & Bishop, charged with gr eral build: from 0 $i * ope n P. ‘eed h grand ol $900,000 to Lane | Dr. F. M. Carroll, one of the most} and State Senator Tolman, all of|the marriage. She is.a more child/ ts the Wayside Minsion hospital, and| BUDA PESTH, March 16.—-During | Patrolman O'Conner, It is alleged |tarceny in stealing carpenters’ tools, | ©&™* UP before the chamber of com=@ Spokane, are the only other Demo-| 8nd small for her age, Hier case fe] it need not be papdicied that the He-| the recent celebration of the Hun | that be assaulted a man in the lower| was allowed to plead guilty to petit Merce thle afternoon. The treasury, P erats spoken of for governor, Tur-|PUuzsling the police, They do not! attie theater will be crowded to its full| garian Revolution of 187, Tuesday, | Pert of the elt |larceny in the superior court t 8 asked for the increase Spring Opening er iv practically eliminated. His] Wie blo keep her in jail, yet believe] capacity with the crewd which will| crowd of students and workingmen er jmorning. He was sentenced to On0/ it. being substituted & pions health, it is said, would make jt} that she ought not to be alowed to/ attend the gospel *¢ which | smashed the windows in the palac ‘ou mi r - month in the county jail by Judm Ne Tere er epnamene Ser Goring Millinery Opening wit) seene i Le him to live in the|®0 her own way ite ve held there hent Sunday 7 Wingows in the palaces) You -smight as well join the orewd | tates, it was hin firat struction. BTC cts pester ane sanaracy, | Snnesroes for hima, to ve ee ok \ Be Mpeg ge bomen of the « ond Archduchess ¢ at the Fair auction, Store full each | tense, was given a euspended sentence tenet “March 18 and 19. Oiympia, as governor, and, more- ° hoapita ro ge oer enagRit gs Soepated fleet yay caret ncmed be Meee Luge ge Have you tried a “Smooth Mike* 3 he has a lucrative law practice Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee, and the The pc charg ¢ mob,| up. Bomething to please everybody.| Bishop stole tools from Albert] at Tom Williams, 614 First? Bile 9 Severs MRS. H. G. HOURN . jarmy nurses who are to ne injuring several. This is an honest chance to save. ** Malek on February 13, and hid them. ! iards. cog i Several 5 Third ave. Levinson’s Quality Store, Al! i Pettice Full Measure, WHISKY $1 Full Quart Bottle Levinson’s Social Club Whisky at $1.00 full quart bottle, is a whinky sfter once tried you will buy ne other brand. Try It tory we will refund If not sati your money. FREE DELIVERY, Including Green Lake and Ballard. Family Tr: ond ave. GENTS CLOTHING. in the city We have Hats and Bhoes, tov, and FIRST QUALITY. As usual, $1.00 PER WEE sire. we COME ONE, cK will secure Eastern Outfitting Co. 422-424 Pike Street, Corner Fifth, | ona WE WANT YOU To come in and inapect our SPLENDID Our SPRING STYLES confidently that there is NO BETTER SELECTED 8 Our SPRING HATS ar for gentlemen hb he would be unwilling to give up to take a nomination of uncertain results. Frank Hyman, a local wheat dealer, is mentioned for secretary of state, SETS UP ALIBI Reed and A. B. Cox, the two men who are charged with wiary in breaking into the home Jacob Furth, at 1268 Summit ave- have demanded separate trials. were to have been tried together but the case has been continued itely, Cox claims to have dis ered, yesterday, the whereabouts { two witnesses who, he says, can assist him In proving a bt . Reautiful creation: Grand Opening Satur Second ave. Nothing to Compare With the attractions of Calffornta Climate permits of outdoor life all the year round. Take the nic Shasta route, Seattle to San Fran- cinco; $25.60 first class, $20.60 nec- ond class, Two trains daily, Tick- ets, reservations and Gescriptive lit- erature at Southern Pacific Co.'s office, 608 Firat avenue neral agent. a Ww. - nue They today ner’® Art 19th. 19 . of Mill , the - lothes. Stylinh Her SHOWING OF re in, LADINS AND and we ean say CK to be found beno! DE the admiration all of Li ere. THST NS 1 for you anything you de COME ALL. STUDENTS | EXPELLED (By Beripps News Asr'n) [RUSSIAN YOUTH TOOK PART IN AN INIMICAL DEMONSTRA.- TION BERLIN, March 16.—Thirty Rus sian students, including women,| were expelled for participating in a meeting held for the purpore of tenting mitting operate. LUNCHED WITH KING ALFONSO against the government pe police Russian agents (By Scripps News Ass'n.) VIGO, Bpain, March 16 Jeanie Leach, colored, was arrested | William arrived here today and had| ™ * restricted district thie morn=| special luncheon with King Alphonso, after| "6 by Patrolmen Hubbard and which the kaiser salled for Gibraltar | Thompson on a charge of stealing « on the Koenig Albert. | emall n of money from Charles - oe Kdmonds tn one of the brothels of that quarter ‘8 Men’s $2.00 Underwear for | FOUGHT WITH rg The matter of organizing a Yor |ehapter of the her to the Ortent, will be present Dr. MeGee will make « short addrens. { The music will be exceptionally fine, 4 the program throughout will be thy of the cause. LITTLE | HAPPENINGS ‘The Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Dirigo is scheduled to wall} for Skagway and Lynn canal points ning at 9 o'clock. She 80 passengers and ne of general tomerrow me will carry cKO of 460 The steamers Dolphin and Faralion are due to arrive at thie port from north. The former morrow, B 5 75 the latter Friday The Britieh lip Belford wi be oys c towed to Vaneo er to ht The tenn i tse haste “Sell | Corduroy Pants South Africa Devers e sults were 4 in the ue F perior court yesterday by Mre. Fran- ~ H y, - Der CO Fe ep conf B the best thing you can coran, and Mrs. Sophia Hawkins A Cora nO Hawkinn Both wena ial @ DUY for schoolwear alleged crueity as ground for 4! aa Thursday fons of the Amerk | Men’s $1.50 Underwear for piece-- day . Bridge & Co. 1215-1 | Revolution will be @iscussed at @ | SN. |amoker of the Seattle members to be| eo ap ig 8 | AR THIEF \smoue ot tn eoeeven Rove Sat | Men’s 50c Suspenders for | da ening. The plans of the “o- . ai | a mncak thiet fanaugKed severat| nial hail to be erected vy the sonal Men's 35c Fancy Socks for.. jrooms in the Silver How hotel on sas Coven ts Sve er toms | | First avenue south early this morn-|'@%" “it De SOM he | ing and got away with considerable | | plunder, In one room, it is sald, PARIS, March 16,-—-General Jappl,) |he had a« rough-and-tumble fight| member of the senate and a hero of with the Inmate. \™ wara, died here t y | Edward Evans made the report to | lthe police. From his room $7.50 t a meres ening at in money and a razor was stolen, “is Baccad ava $3.50 Suits Tweed mixtures---2 Thurs- Popular Price Clothiers --A. RIDGE & CO.— —Popular Price Clothiers — Thursday Specials! Just an Inkling of What’s Going on at the Big Sale Boys’ plendid value $1 85 Men Thursday Sinciaas special. Men’s quality $1.75; for 7 217 Boys’ Overcoats or Reefers--to close out balance of winter stock 1-2 Price s Imperial Black Sateen Shirts, Blue Flannel Overshirts, urren West tighter hock an in Biso rey The 1 Pe@istinct pased Beend th Ptimpers Dr. G ment a the cen’ .. ™ jons w the throw! econ Btile, t teal m T2c extra ed Av. that enced, 0

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