The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1904, Page 5

ing man who rer hardware house. have to put up at ell k an@ Boarding he ” good, bad and ft all hours of good and ready f my good digestion an to the daily, regular use of St Dyspepsia Tablets, year tn a out, and all world will ne contrary I could make w box of Stuart's Dy: and [ have invest cents a month fe and when I stop to think that tha myself, for I can k &nd digestion in firs fifty cents a month. I don't for any bet most popular of all st clnes and that they hav they do a and results-are what count fm patent medicine as much as Beliing barb wire. ROTTS) Bee ene ae oe Se oe iJ J ss s AGSOLL Thinks at Least One Traveling Man I Gon't believe any mar will atand that sort of protest; anyway, I know wan't, Tt has to hay break the fall, and Stuart's Dys ala Tablets ts the cruteh I fall ba My friends often me e I'm an easy mark for pat that a tice that ¢ nearly mplatning of thetr aches and pain and poor algestion nest any old kind needs me, and I I used to have heart? three times a day and a he about t and after standing or five years I began to for a crutch, and found tt wh »¢ four times doctor told me the best in pata te what I spend eve ®, I feol like shaking he life Ins My druggist tells me they thelr popularity and su advertised. al London Dock Jamaica Rum $3.00 Per Foll Quart Bottle Nothing nicer these for hot drinks. Call, ph us We'll treat you r 304 First Ave. South MOTH. PHONES—-PINK Free De Strictly All-Wool, weight T Iba $4.00 @ Pair W. S. Kirk, 1209 Ist Av. Any shoe that you buy here Is right at le © think it is before we sell it. If ft turns out wrong, you get your money back. Ndeerron Ge rma Go 3227 Second ave. near Union. The Greatest Convenience Both Phones Main 1184 Free bexneatatd BELLE OF ANDERSON Purest 10-year-old K Bourbon Foll Ouart $3 Keystone Liquor Co. 4 Family Trade. 1123 First Ave., Cor. Seneca Wholesale NECESSITY ! sound heal e to the for this foi ok around ald be @ fifty 4 about them ever since |} homes, but ¢ ntucky WAR CORRESPONDENT'S OUTFIT IS A FEARFULLY WONDERFUL THING bedw ing 12 blankets (four rubber blan GAGE EACH PRETER—THEY CHAFE FORCED DELAY By Will H. Brill sioner of the Ne prise Association TOKIO, Japan, M f officer who # leay « that ED! ee ee NEWSPAPERMEN ARE LIMITED TO 400 POUNDS OF BAG- HAS A SERVANT AND AN INTER- THE LONG lurwe tent, three foldi ix folding chairs, fe lanterns and—don't forget It— a FULL MZ Of course this outfit is laughed at f them carry Pp American corresponde: | Philippines, China and South Afri a, | Jarrived in Tokio y told that he must get his outfit to wether « of all the correspondents rooms to and servant these ely one of the Ie t jit up when * outfits he i to care for the * not know one Us he & t, #0 not one of the the hote! for a nm 5 feet square cooking stove that in sory { with everyth three camp poking utenaila, s which are t » here, « nm when w The Jaz Japs disguised as ce tm the Port Arthur BOTH SIDES ARE MAGNANIMOUS THE WORK OF THE REO CROSS SOCIETY BRINGS ABOUT A STRANGE EXCHANGE OF COURTESIES BETWEEN JAPAN’ AND RUSSIA By Ww. sioner of the Newspaper Enter- prise Association in the Far East. YOKOHAMA, Feb, 29. Japanese feet me hemulpo, three caused the destra Russian ships Vi they at sians in. There o were not a injured F Russia haa nm Red Cross movement, | here that th | heard of the work that done by the fi muilpo, offered, throu co at Seoul, t that was being ¢ eee [iron city and Colonel John ‘T. Sloan, rnor of South ( The weaging was largely ROBBING MAILS | tonded by friends and relatives of| various parte of the | CONFESSES TO Ray York, ar Walla Walla, has b charge of approp: ntrusted to his care by the patr of his route. ‘The arrest e of an fr being con. the evidence against hir a F taken was $4 | WEDS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BPARTANBt |—-A wedding of no that of Mrs. Fannie hip haw bh cable mens tor wot it is obtained the makes matters anythin the correspondents, Add tol were | that the fact that we know that Is and tons of thousands off man roops are being not know where th when w ] we are not In a ha lLooking at the peculiar sights of a liards and! ag © all Very | extensive one doen) mage in the park, such nto them with much spirit | walle, when he knows that « big battle = me fe str he will not see it, although he haw ome th is of miles for that! ed guilty “ty purpone. ents are a secondary mat such a war as thin one pro be In betng pla fact that we } ARE BEING DELAYED | Company of Bellingham, ced] turers of tar, pitoh and other fir by-| | produ 4 to let un) their here every correspondent ts to adit that the Ja ment Ie right in refue go to the front at this stage of the! in taken as « game. We have been assured that! dinartly favorable returns from the rat week's work of the fac THE CAPTURE OF THE SPY for the war, and those are the things} ret service sy placed and the Japanese are ready! to strike the blow which will dew op thelr general plans for the war then we will be allowed to go to the front, end not before, And that ts all anyone could expect ure shows the capture of a Jap apy Mra. Altice Woolf has b 7,800 damages for the death rand, who was killed at @ grade/ ts m Fruitvaie. lumbia river jetty Colver, Special Commis- 1 Russians. The Japanere cor replied that for the work czar has rep | suitable pre doctors as individuals. ferred to Count Matsukata, bia Contract ¢ |. Mr. Mimaru, , to which the Ing to make nts to the nurses a This was re- IT 18 EXPECTED that work will | be resumed soon in the Independent | mine at Silverton, Several of the eastern a specting the mir nm, and he has replied that, while) THE KALAMA board of trade is} the rules of e will be glad to re » czar to be used i, work and for and Kortets, | ment at Kalama of a $230,000 milk conder ynce establish hospital and took the ern czar will contrib mt has been s gone far to make the Jap-| parti cznr hime was being} | open April 1 | ern of Japan aro mak over the exchange the French pay for the care ing quite a stir of courtesies. bids for lighting the city with 100] and three years. j J. B. JOHNSON. | whom little ts known, was struck | the couple f kn. all carrier at n arrested « usu trouble physicians could not help lher, He thought of and tried Dr.| | King’s New Life Pills and she got _| relief at once and was finally cured, | at G. 0. GUY, Ino, drug | = store, Second avenue and Y: « wae! Watch Repairing and Manufacturing | ¢ Butler last night ers. were pre rom the province of Chit bs ie he is now under | 3500 bonds to appear before the duled to arrive in San on the steamer Coptic yesterday Smooth Mike” me, 014 First avenue. you seen the moose? te here today w Have! origin Eagle Buttons and Charme. New Location ade, a roll of bedding contain two feather and three py tic pillows, a foging floor for th \w tables and r large brane | f land ANVAS BATH TUB. the other Bngliahme arly as much f the best known of the a, who has} suba, | but most on fighting In Greec once, Bo he made @ tour » what they thought he needed. Im not going to carry one of] seral #toren,” he sald after-| |wards, “I have a good American! Oiympice cvalry saddle and two army blan-| Angelom for kets. ‘That's all I'm gotng to take, od anything more I will pick) me Pnglishe away.” And a good t t to follow his plan. There has b throws) ny of us vw GREAT DEAL OF CRITICISM de by some of the correspondents ause of the enforced delay in| getting started for the front Bome| the men here think that they) way yuld be allowed to start for the| gation ai nt at once, and telegrams received m the editors at least the same ne existe there, It is absolutely cam ¥ seldom. The strictest consor on establixhed over all) es and even mail mat i» very closely watched, The fact that It is almost impossible to! his how news here and that when) aged & »w it to be sent out, together with o fact that editors and readers at} REALIZE THE C oA ¥ are nd we do} woing oF | ¢ 4 to join m and it le easy to imagine that land, playing b! ing afternoon tea cupations. aht at any minute and that) of the correspond- © when | But the wish ped. In spite of the nee gov of ua Who are now here will be! ¢ ed to go to the front before! front we could only write of the! pw and the plans! to qe is most anxle WILL H. BRILL. LITTLE STORIES | In FROM MANYWHERE. PIERCE AND KING WILL JOIN HANDS The Seattie Chamber of ER A STUBBORN fight tn rke county superior court, n allowed | of her ng on the county road near skholders are now in-| i useing & plan for the e lish ng plant, which will employ sons. It will be built by enst pitalista, THE PACIFIC PACKING AND Navig run only one of its cannert tion Company of Everett will t son, that at Fairhaven. It will} ‘ BELLINGHAM has advertised for lights for periods of one, two) aged 40, and of A Thoughtful Man j M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind,,! t to do in th hour of! wife had such an un-} 1 case of stomach and liver Tarrant & Co, Retail Jeweler Silverware. 108 Cherry Stfeet, Geattie, Wa. and Mafiifacturéra of erry by @ falling tree and instantly killed yesterday hear Tacomn, UTH TACOMA car ran into an amashed inte the « the bule a freight car, t nd shaking up duct had been unjustly erit his constituents, An ele ¢ wnd nogotiations “The Smile That Won't—" Friends of Fred Tt. Marvin, | of the | day | ansots (6 be $34,438 and the Hat y of the Democratic state con broad smile the 4 wn-news van when he struck Seat them mysteriously that he had son big news for the Democratic p but it was ouly to be @ favored few CHARLIE C the torday, Me was! yas), taina hing parties fail to find s war to have any trace of bim. ne Democrat who shade tess than 10 pour was born at Bverett, Monday STORM IN CLARK COUNTY VAN The roofs of burns we nd many fences blown down in the 1 arrested at Port ally. ree storm that raged here Satur ployed has reported J all accounts are in John Ob lows | care and attention to duty startling Incident is narrated by f of Philadelphia, as fot was In an awful condt My n wan almost y eyes sunken, tongue coate : mtinually in back and sides, no ap- tite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. ' | Then I was advised to use Hlevctric Hitters. To my great joy, the | bottle made a decided improvement continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they other victim. try them, Only 60 Janteed, at G. ©, GUY, Inc. drug tore, Beoond avenue and ¥ The parents were 25 feet of the child the ditch rans | race and in a mon impossible to send out news from! whisked out of # aot it, which 1) among some drift wood @ long ¢ we below the soene of the tragedy | Sunday evening at home sugmest| wit nt the body Washington, died at Te came to the oc government won't! in 196 THE FUNERAL a ploneer of Whitman cx was held yes do not | Leaon. SDITINOS | ty, Mra. Leach moved t vurt,cand was 8 state of mind. | meating THD SPRING BE MATCHED ELSEWHERE Percale Wrappers Pretty White Pattern on black, red and navy ground, * braid tris AP HOQUTAM A. C. Truax pt the superior cou a Ul in the New tel January 28, and to 18 monthe tn res teow 10 Jail morrow wpecial...75e THE PACIFIC AMERICAN TARP stra Heavy Percale Wrappers, braia trimmed epsulets, yoke and collar, for bhrd-wear « unexcelled price; mpectal, This action result of the extraor pacity wixfotd lone. Just wbene on one <i! MERCY FOR WEAK MINDED BURGLAR leaded guilty in the| When the troops are property| superior court yesterday on two tn- formations chareing him with petty} J | larceny, one month In fa each reed with bur kK minded and dors n | realine what he 4i@ the state him | charge. He broke Into a room In the Skagit se last October and stole clothin Alonso White sna pay ne fine tn! bot as be te) Ladies’ « an exhibit} lat the Loulsiana Purchase Bxport-| — | tion, {TRACT for furnishing 234,- | while Tac 00 cubic yards of rock for the Co-| county at Vancouver, | two Wash. has been let to the Colum-| mat: spany. The work] to will be begun at once. | oma will represent Pierce The booths or rooms of th 1 that $10,000 will Gents’ Light Weight Aust New Sp! others follow and pattern af- om brains to « They are not progressive, © alive in their profersston. your Kidneys, true specialist Northwest in these diseas Bridges, St Syndicate Doctor 109 Marion St. Seattle, - - i] Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and| wWelchta Cut ‘Glass » that will pay you to investigate Shirts 100 welry Co. Becond Avenue ROWAN abi i : BALLARD, March’ #1 Rowan, « Demooratic iadpehion a the Ballard council, resigned last night nuse, as he eald, his believed it imponsible to tion wan H. Schneider was elected yeMterday, Mr. in om rty, he revealed the cau Mr, Marvin 1» the a ot his YUVER, Wash, March 23 lifted off nborhood of this place by the Robbed the Grave at robbed the grave of an No one should fait . guar- BONNEY-WATBON CO. Diresters ané mere Par ee. rreneegerrn nomen pet onpoahinesini eat ~ We've Just Received ig Shipment of Our Famous Black Satin Stove Polish Window Shades Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union LA TYLES TO SOLEC ned yoko, 12-inch © on skirt, f $1.00 value; to vice Your chofee of « Wrapper at one * ular price. Off Tomorrow NO PHONE OR MAIL FILLED. Latest Novelties in Belts ew Crush Leather Belts, black and colors, each 2be Ladies’ Fancy Braided Silk Rib- bon and Braid Combinat oo Belts, each o O8e Some of the New ee in Spring Underwear Women's Jersey Ribbed Sleeve- lens Vents, with lace insertion set into form yoke, neck and sleeves, neatly trimmed in crochet lace and silk tape. .250 Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests, mercerized es trim- in pink and blue cotton, neck and med in extra wide crochet lace and slik tape, %o value for 38e alian Wool Shirts and Drawers, most excellent garment for rly spring wear, each $1.23 iE8ST, MOST VARIED FROM AT Percale Wrappers “Lightweight Women's Jersey Ribbed Su hts, finished a waist In silk erochet, sitk tape, $1.00 value, wide lace, 5c a Shirts 1 and ring Kid and Fabric Gloves Are Here. GLOVE ART at Popular Prices. 206, 208, 210 Pike Street PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS ructura Iron Work, Piers and Fotffidations, Dredgi by All Methods. SEATTLE. WASH. Queen City Laundry Out Rate Offices Main Offtce and Pilant—Cor. First Ave, and Bell St. Down Town Office—Third Ave., near Pike St. Coliars 2c No Work Delivered at Above Prices. Cuffs 4c pare rr rans a ALL HANDS POINT s to be obtained sat D. 8, Jobim t-price, mtock-ree yproaching the end, 240 AEB ROY mn on which We that there “s ome belt uenge w, and you inetrument while e “ve a hum 4 trom $6 * nd 425 style, =, howe ‘aly too tallied lit a! offers in nd woods, rrtocke organs. Atviding couplers and o twenty-two. (22 know at $8 on. terme of $1 : and $31 to % per month. hie f ran w 1d be a be t » Recond-hand ore oy h te “mm $22.9 on terms of $8 dom ra hi A « ” nd-hau town ieim a ) AYERS , wo # bout, Saal A * exclusive and we are teamed to Airect attention te evern! r r . Hehte * t t rea Cireu- ie in Talking: Musia petras r tar fresh and « in this Fr own Int pn not attend f Ing over our big D.S. JOHNSTON (0, G03 Second Ave. Burke Bidg. ROCKER ‘Thompson Furniture Co. Incorporated 1427-1429 First Avenue. REDUCED FREIGHT RATES On household goods to all eastern points. hrough cars. Saving of @ to 6 per cent. Te Seale Tras Compa GooD PIANOS RIGHT PRICES EASY PAYMENTS —-Enough Said SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. STELNWAY DEALERS 7 SECOND AVNNUE— 711 ALBERT HANSEN Rich Jewelry 706 First Ave. The schoot that will teach you at home, ff you can’t attend Send for our free fancy cards McLAREN & THOMSON, Seattle wi Cor, tnd and Pike Universal Stee! Range 6-hole Range, $30 and up. RED FRONT FURNITURES CO, 8-310 Second Avenue South, ER. Butterworth & Sons Vadertakers and Embaimer: Have removed 40 thelr new 1ga2t FIRST AVENUE Both Telephones, 64a, A thoroughly modern pla: hee Bd at liberty to call és