The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1904, Page 7

o A “gun SHATHLR brane > i 7 HE SBATPLE STAR. iseatae Here Are Seaitle’s Pennant Chasers for the Season of 1904]"\ im." Shoppers Table i DOVER EGG BEATER, HALF SOLES, 19¢ H n | 190 | Iron Garden 13 Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union Make Your Wants Known WERE IS THE HUSKY BUNCH OF DI AMOND ARTISTS THAT SFATTLE BASEBALL FANS HOPE WILL GRAB OFF THE F ive BT OF HUNTIN ALLED THE PENNANT AT THE END OF THE PRESENT SEASON, IT 18 THE BRST TEAM SKATTLE HAS iIAD IN MANY AND UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF PARKE WILSON, THE VETERAN BABKSBDP, THE SEATTLE TRAM SHOULD MAKE AN EXCELLENT SHOWING THIS YEAR SEE PAGE 6 READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT THE MEMBERS OF THE TEAM ARE AS FOLLOWS ' TOP ROW -—SMITH, R. F.; BARBER, P.; MOHLER, 28.; PARKE WILSON, MANAGER AND CAT HER: PRISK, L. F.; VAN HALTREN, ¢ y nocKk, P. LOWER ROW—JAY HUGIES, P.; RUSS HALL, 8 &.; BLANKENSHIP, P.; WILLIAMS, P.; BRASHBAN, 1B; CHARLEY HALL, F ANBY, 38 as | SHOES 5c In a ring tdentical w RTLAND, Mar tt") ORDINANCE GRANTING RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES TO AMERI CAN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY INTRODUCED BY COLE OF) FOURTH WARD—LIST OF PETITIONERS ALSO ree" NEW FEDERAL JURORS : Pa | & man Britt and Child’s Dongola and Box Calf Lace Shoes — sizes fetio club will be pulled hall tonight A number ¢ bouta are on the card. BeCarthy is to box Reuben G he match should be amw | | of derby! ree rest} ning in ‘® Amertean win 2, will be this year, with a view to fothing else. 1905. St-gns franchise £ . ta ‘ rporati ot, “SyorT SPOR? saving iets“ tne. apuen| AGAINST HERRERA | Ritts, he sedinance was introduced | ty 19 date, se genetal | the Tat HOR KY ATS it rn € oie Ditn te r- . = ay i 3 th wa ' mir wae) 2s Bee names Heh bie timate the oso ot) TAKES A HUGE Natu LUMBER CARGO &u0!"s: Regular Price, $1.25 Sale, 95¢ Reach’s baseball guide for 1904 is th out. Qark Griffith has an ambidexter- WON FROM PORTLAND) P RAYMOND & HOYT Mex , & e a I 3 4 Piwell but was robbed of Pr" noe \ gore , | R wirter named Piwell. oats 5 ‘3 peer = FRESNO, Cal, March 29—Taco-|" + commitics of the old HURT THE MARKET © = cxtem=. N18 Second Ave. Alfred G. Vanderbilt may build a] ma won from the Portland bunch} With or goes of | hourly expected. Pace trac at Newport, R. 1. yesterday by a score to 1] caate Bowgn, oft . =| ty € D foretgn | —— -— 4 — Thompson, the T: | yi my net . {| port t Pus Bi J Of the 15 men signed by St. Paul! a wonder for six 3 rine Pernitere = FREDERICK & NELSON rine reraitare only three are of last year's team. | held Ety’s men dow — lacerporated Many of the Washington club STANDING OF THE CLUES Seackciighadtentaities players have reported to Manager Tom Loftus. Loe Angeles See the Cook Stoves to Be Had on Terms of Tacoma The Chicago police will allow no! geattio Bambling at Washington Park race| gan Francisco $1.00 Cash and $1.00 a Week ’ . yeh ie Ladies’ Waist Frank Nett says he ts witting tol And s A Good Cook Stove Is Better Than a Shoddy Steel Range meet Hug! fcGovern for the ban-| TIENSIN, Mare 39.—A ‘ 4 rm tam champlonship from Newchwang show that the f b 1 muttimore | nae ek tis teria eter ra seer Spring Jackets Very stylish Covert Jacket....§10 Two Signals DANGER SIGNAL NO 1—Comes from the kidney secretions. The experienced physician knows at once the kidneys are sick when he examines the urine. You can tell for yourself. Urine that is pale highly colored, reddish, blood-like—that con- brick-dust like” deposit on standing, points to sick kidneys. ent or too frequent urination and all urinary difficulties are danger signals which call for prompt use of Doan's Kidney Pills. DANGER SIGNAL NO, 2—Comes from the back, Backache pains—in many forms; signal sick kidneys, tell of over-worked, con- gested kidneys; warn you of impending danger. A “bad back” is misery enough of itself, but far worse is in store, for those who neglect its warning—nervous conditions—sleeploss —nights—des pondency—failing eyesight—muscular soreness—Rheumatic pains and many exhaustive aches. Doan’s Kidney Pilis cure all ills of kidneys and bladder, and are endorsed by people you know. Seattle Te Proof | estherg & Childs} UITS & MILLINERY. 1 SECOND AVE GREAT CARPET SALE | THIS WEEK The "Kite > coal-burning cook stove, Has shelf, etc, and @ -. $21.00 1 body, is nicely ‘oo. $23.00 MOHAIR. SLOIAAHD We Take Your Olid Stove and Allaw You All It Is Worth in Part Payment for a New One. te north, J. Prenatt, retired far r abor v y $13.50 New You Store|." ===" "| FREDERICK & NELSON oe Janes Fe RI Phe ‘ ‘Thompson FurnitureCo. \{ Complete I howithienheds ™ éie 2d Ave., Madison, Spring } Ave., Corner I