The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1904, Page 8

_ SHIVERING PINOS WER HUNGRY FOR FIDO MEAT AN ODD ARRAY OF UNCLE SAM'S SUBJECTS, ON THEIR WAY TO THE ST. LOUIS FAIR, ARRIVED AT TACOMA YESTERDAY | & Staff Corre MA, March I | of people crowde th { savage tourist care that are to take the government headquarters Bt. Louls exponitior Y the little brown peor f many types, temperaments and fashions ato each other Shavumgh gibbertng in var Hawels or in Spanieh Pound at hand when the + elothing was forced u War a pair of Hight fe the lege of which were ot tope of whatever footwear to be upon the Bienes avenue. Silcoenbisigy i Call for & “Smooth Mike ‘Wilttams, 614 First Fou seen the moose —_—-—+ fernes or Burgundy, at M: Derta, Second - SECOND-HAND PIANOS ents are an fale, and the ter: “OB second-hand instru Made easy as well. ©: Organ—to the cus Wants a bargain r See for $23, and is w easy in its present cc Others at equal reduction. Plano, one of the best Make. in fine condition, at $277. One Hobart 3. large size, $248, easy terms. Make {t pay to buy now. PIANO PLAYERS Remember this sale embraces Pianista Piano Players. We now |, have a fine stock on hand, and new from the factory LARGEST CIRCULATING ut. | IARY OF PIANISTA PLAYER ISIC IN SEATTLE Make yourself at home department—and play heart's content. % plecen when you ge thine and then 24 pile sit asaanesia That doesn't blo We have an PECIAL thing you select EK pays for anythi And deals with the , Wore & woman's wore provided with light were betng trans Washington and were deck i kinds of savage fi jed out in ve toved with emblematic 1 shivering in the tain or chased playfully around the amokestacks nd Companionways of native orchestra sgeregation Ir stated that their t ents of all kinds hung from | Fe and necks or decorated their fingers and toes, They we in whatever garments they the dogs in the pound at Manta waiting to be p 1 whenever a cug the crowd yesterday ¢ « longing ym them 2 fmereasing cold of thelr voyage Most popular costume among the me was made to Dr feet. One winened old thetr cars in the Drown man, with stragely whiskers, rice for themselves and the Iittle savages that Business Suits, $3. HERALD, 109 hungrily watened Filipinos are in two parth Dancing School, Prof. Willson's, Ranke ball, Pike street and Fifth ee Go to Spinnings for biey.te re. ly and appear gttractians in Beet Ainner tn Beattie, with Sau od James, every eve-| this market Sa Easy Terms and Low Prices And the Artistic Line ot Pianos and Organs that’s making this Sale so Wel- can factorie THIS IS THE QUALITY STORE and ready for ht qu One Valley Gem Piano—Solid @ak case and in good condition | foes at $160—Get it quick. je beautiful large size Kroge Piano in mahogany; it's worth $400. Take it away at $261 One full concert size Kimball 7 (Lake the Loon b Vice Admiral recting the moveme navy from nte of the Jap ght K to it, 1 command of the| fleet by Adoviral STRENUOUS JOSEPHINE Cable Piano, tn Mahogany case, in good condition, Second-hand pianos tn Ar! jon, FL. Iand, Wagner, etc. at prices tha COME HERE TO SEE THE LARGEST STOCK OF OR.- GANS IN SEATTLE best to buy ¥ use we have the | sult institute ur Organ here which embodies the greatest num ber of styles well selected We have rything in our l- brary that one could ask for and a Special department made for it. and deaigns Strauthers claims that bewide e to time with to the house work. All those who buy from us are a Be pieces. whew you get theta SOME FOR ALSEK the ma- | logues and price lists. Just now Organs here are sell ver before heard ing lower than month free for the first year. | 957, 868, § shed hie work and his studies there] refused to see any reporters and de-| 4 » $89, $112, $127. Ibrary ch a few wore be went to work In = dry goods has been granted @ lea HONORS DON'T TEMPT HIM (By Berippa News As INDIANAPOLI No, madam,” quoth ¢ you requested no troub that he be a “It’s an Ill Wind”’ you tow ation if it w {E LINE OF LADIF SPRING SUITS AND HAT#—§$1.00 PER WEEK wii offered to me.” | Makes a Clean Sweep, Our stock of HOUSEHOLD NECRSSITIFGS There's nothing like TAINS, CLOCKS, MIRRORS, ng in this line, COMPLETE Eastern Cutfitting Co. 422-424 Pike Btroet, Corner Fifth. » Second avenue and Yesier, HE SEATTLE STAR a . i : $ Stone, Fisher & Lane Satisfaction Money Public Satisfaction Always dack Guaranteed W Meet me at the ANNEX Beattic’s Ground Flo St Easter Millinery Now Ready and Selling Fast---No Wonder! 1 \ tand wh F If you have seen our styles and the prices at whi y are ' If you have not visited our Millt y Departinent do yre making . her Look of Public Satisfaction, With . nd compare, Looking or buying, you are always equally welvor me i sad awash ae Psi ec ea J COME TOMORROW How About an Easter Waist? MOST EXCLUSIVE FABRICS, TRIMMINGS, MILLIN EF LPs TO-WEAR GAR 4 | | 9.75 $2.25 | 150 | 6.00 $5.00 | $6.98 | ’ aa gates Sekae Creek ‘ a patel For Cream =| For Cream Yor Colored For Black | For Satin | Yor Elegant : 3 Peau de Bole | Merveleaux THE KASTER TOILET Dantah | Watat Watata. | Watets, | $1.00 | We sell thousands of Ladier! — We Self Millinery Smart Neckwear for }; You'll Wear Lace Buys a,pair of the Best Guaran-| because we teed Kid Gloves on the at and at low urgent vary) | Wholesale Easter Wear Stockings This Spring r prices: nh our Reautitul New Dress Good Tr busy days in the Dress G ent, but we are never too busy to take pleasure king to you about the new h a1 Annex has ng of gat gether 50c a Yard 75¢ a Yard New Scotch Mixtures, M } h xe, 46 in pretty designs to select from e and 45 98ca Yard ed Visit the Bargain t muces ar Wash 6\%e Apron Gingham Te Dress Ging? en 6 1-3e Drom Ginghame 106 Dress Ginghams yards 12\4e rth § IBe Dotted Bwiss Musiin h t in Seattle's popu 200 1 t 25e Shirt bare white , Vo—Black and 1 polka dots, n Richelieu ribbed eff : At 500—Drop stitch y Varden stripe, silk dered, with black boots red tops; also black vers. At Bie—Bl boot st red tc in soft wt Wednesday Sprcials in the Big Bargain Basement If You Have Never Been Within the Doors of The Annex 4 Se t i in Dinner, Se h ¢ gent nize a . blers, regula 1 Pas 400 en, for each @e. OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT hy of patroas| Fuss, the « Pure Strend te Lande nn ‘ same Mocha a J f 4 an f king { fitep in tomorrow. You'll find this mart a mort pleasant place to » a ¢ biending 250) fo. tee 7 . : ‘ Bs wee r 8 . e for 40 mak t rade, where eve ourtesy and help is extended. ome once an L n Plos, Mince Pies, Apple wl! w nm, Mel y Cre Puffs, Cookies and : come agate kinds at lowest th Tomato | + Drop and buy @ » the lowest jown tnt Bauce, Ihe can & Be pie. basement and have a look round ‘ CANDIES SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW! BAKERY PRODUCTS ‘ ' A See A H OF Ff owager Empress of Korea, they| the shed in the back yard a j at nav ut an empty casket from Seoul] him ne ath with @ stick of| bow th the ; a “Apo erhemegngort Sere eek Ln Tat LOOM This coffee per mits you to be ‘ luxurious at @ small cost to HISTORY'S HILARITY weith, Mae seriously, He ¢ & lofty uke has copped out for seview jer atyle. The series beginn ne an education 1 month book--- y's New Fourth ree was the only #on of @ poor and woman whose poverty At Your Grocer 26 pound. In cartons only. | n the © wreat clty.| rooned on the Lele t and began to pour a deadly fire des, heaved a sigh from her %4 h guns. Seeing the oe —— a Here, at least 1 4 - th were too great the inday sian admira urned to the } aa } f ned to t ) glasses in Seattle and She 5 The action of the Japanese orthwest lived 1. fer is condemned on all N pair of glasecs | ten WEYERSOLE OPTICAL phone, James 1801, 709 Seo- — ‘ PETERSBURG, Mar New York bic JOSH LAYIN' LOW bvidenes af the eats | zoek Mock. __ oa PARIS, March Josh Wise ha ty of the F ne ie ke * been in bis room for the iast } least 90,000 peasants, anxious to fleht inying footd Ing from an attack of indies’ |* paying their fare them At } He sent notes to se Tal wealt? felven The ibe nr ay in m A ; ‘ hehe one ‘ tan railwa sizes in stock from 1 to ¢ feet high. Spec! c y .* American residents of Pa and! congested that these brave men the é pecial prices by roll. toe half a aon called on him yester e a, where y refused to say * th Josh. The day when he fin-] the matter » ctong ugh to Ie ate their « ? RAKES, HOES, SPADES, SHOVELS. nights” because ke in his father’s] clined to answer any quest ERNST BROS., 506 Pike 333/077 283", any newspapers] were written and sent to roorr ieee ae nd magazines to be read. An@ #0] A number of ru that do not the year grew up to be @ good boy sound well have been in cir A stormy days : When George was graduated, Ir ‘. : ses) go Aw ! er to help his indulgent parent A government scientist has } ered that the microbes on a meeting with no difficulty in] stay there two days, In other wor findings place, for ble bande word cee wverece man Gove Srvane Witt | tach fe Queen City Laundry hopper. George had been at work wot N'T THIS TIRE Y days when a woman asked to Mar with a wag || Mi oe and Plant—Cor. First Ave. and Bell St. le Bown oO ny chown a certain piece of elothy entered the mayor's office and wn Office—Third Ave., near Pike St. Merrie a will ane S¥ pedla The fellon apene ta it hte nue | | Silerte 100 Collars 2c Cuffs 4o anid th oman turned, and caused quite a hub-bul No Wark Delivered at Above Prices. pro t attorngy has.de cite win "vwtaty vo vei POPE WANTS guilty of petty larceny. White t xt, I showed it to you b to and beca m to show goods. at sell It to you, becat the Bonney-Watson Com- The concern has already se- 1 a permit from the building in- and shrink and it is of par a the Skagit house| INVESTIGATION Spector, but not from the board off material that it will tea woveral mi an 4 stole cloth health, Dr, Miller's property is ade e when you try sew it All others follow and pattern af. ing. He does not ar to be re-| jacent to the building ‘sing floorwatker heard|ff| ter him in every way possible. §] — as — aia ainmnmreatasitenss ase Peer hs caries tas suave Any tool can othe. or imitate are of Ointments for Catarrh Per Sertees Mews Ase a4 Secretary Grout of the civil servicg That Contain Mercury, ROME, March to the head of the depart-|§ but it takes brains to nate ordered Archbishop Guidi, the apos-| CO™Mssion announces that Marck will surely destroy the ment. George was called to the of They are not progress! up-to mpletely derange| tolic delegate to the Philippines, to} 2° '% the last day upon which pere sand fired, and much rude tatk|) “ate or alive in their profession. m when entering investigate the claims that ica | S088 desiring to take examination hurled at him. But his con-|§ If you have any trouble with = should pay mnity due to fam_| fF city positions can file their ape ence was clear, for he had but|§ Your Kidneys, Bladder or Or m rep Illes of Fit priests who are al-| Plications with him, ‘There are ale ione his duty, so he hurried home|} 808, consult Syndicate Doctor mage the natn be eon maltreated ena Tedy several hundred applicante, to his mother and told her what had 3 linn Nb gd specialist tn the rive from them. killed by Amertean soldiers. poem ae Northwest in these eas Cure, manufactured J « - i happened : i Noble boy,” whe erted, throw - gg oe DR. MILLER PROTESTS | ¥RS. WIN her arma around him. “It was t dire tly Upon the blo aye mucow: : THIN! SYRUP er to be discharged than to de Ss di t D purfaces of tho, aystem. In buy - sity ofa dishonorable wet yndicate Doctor pire rise ei tami ionti| ep. at. anor eiea a procene] Saniamamahgaumamet Homer fe ha When George's father came c and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J.| y ieee ty 5 eyes fe'ecotees fi, softens the guna, allays told him all about tt 109 Marion St. Se ae th the board of public works this} Hycaie Se Sad cate ond is ale t Seattl Wash. gid by Druggists. Price, bo per| morning against the conversion of on Bay bor dlerrhose. Alns,” said the father, “I have ea ese © o Wee. ff oat. Hall's Family Pits for ati. DUIGINg ON Marion street be TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. . tunately we a. iy ‘amil. lls for con " < no Randy.strap, but fortu pation, . be Sixth aad Seventh avenues into »