The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1904, Page 7

~ THE SEATTLE STAR se NAGASAKL, GITY OF BEAUTY: {spring sui = SIDELIGHTS ON ITS LIFE | THE HARBOR ONE OF THE FINEST IN THE WORLD—A VERITABLE GIB RALTAR—HORSES ALMOST UNKNOWN—THE RICKSHAW MAN A BUSY PERSON—ODD CUSTOMS OF THE JAPANESE r Are Selling Fast PIAN OS SALE OF Slightly Used and Second-Hand Pianos |). MATZGER| Arcade Bldg. 1307 2d Av. The Merchant s we have accumulated one a large number of se Who Wants to Make a § an fer at about one-third of regular pric t One | kering . $200 | One sare Nev si Ju One Urs her vee $150 | One Square ¥ an One | let 175 5 ( past year at your | One t 1 juare } as ] One 1 | One Square E S E 1 One S« | One Square Emerson seaces 75 SPECIALS See on 4 Second- Hand Organs weird < | REAL BARG . nin r ¥ SUITS AND . ke ‘ ) k 1 Cornisti Pipe Top Chapel. ..0.. S | Weaver, nearly new, mirror veeessees Etam Nag a W " tt Mason & Hamlin, high top, mirror estern Cottage v m wager | Kimball, ; g P, oF 1 1 “ Chapel bie. a imball, su bass co.cccccce wen 9S | petoubet Pelton ..0.sceees , , , very fine high top, mirror... | ¢,, ntury, high top . \ > to . $75 | Large Symp ony, self p aye usic. : Daniel chop, £6 QE } 600666 50106: 04109: 0 anen ean $150 ' to We have also in stock some very fine used pianos which are nearly new, compris= ing Kingsbury, Franklin (made by Fischer), Hamilton and Ludwig. We will give pur- chaser the benefit of the payments made by former customer and easy terms on the bal- ance. ” = = “7 Emerson) ATLEN & GILBERT-RAMAKER CO. The Correct Thing The Thompson Co 224 Pike Street : y ! up in front | headquarters of the foreign tra > 1, am mont of the A ation he th . a register wu ny om . - hia | a ard th ta1H@ ev! 1406 Second Avenue......Nearly Opposite Bon Marche ‘HEVIOTS. ETAMINES AND nerved for torei« rtment has probably ance to tourtete tha in the country. when traveling, urva DON'T FORGET New York Store Be og rot tes Rinne JACOB PERL, Prop., Englah, Ando I Montana Addition Overlooking Lake Washington and the Mountains 1418 Second Ave. Near Pike St. jeant An a 1 tourt at kodalt ple and merchant marine }an American, aboard a line in the harbor, was wty @tth the Americans and his head hanging almost to the ich| ground. He looks © an it he ach | were ashamed t and tired at ‘* aughter whenever they | of the Jupanone, With it all they a in| lite Mie thn Seattle Defeated Tacoma by on the stage. light-hearted, happy people, and it t tr. | tte of fancy yellow | Alta Phipps appeared to @ great! takes but little to draw a emile to} Close Score deal better in thie play | their faces. If one wishes to chatge than in "Davy Crockett,” and won| it suddenly to a frown, the quieke ‘low dar bis rma SEE PAGE 6 Lae when neem,” onl a sythitens We te trek te Yous: ou gloat have @ treaty with fiercely. “Why, it's 7 TAING GOLLAR BUT TONG The manufacturers of King Collar Button, to introduce their button to the public, authorize one concern in each city to sell a limited quantity of their buttons at from 1-4 to 1-3 actual value. ? man, ahd Mitche } Ingraham | bucolic stunt as the farmer kid, kept the audience in an the day in celet | scale and in the evening thi © physical strength Piss Faraitare FREDERICK & & NELSON Fine Feraiters enthu > applause in her singing | ¥aY (6 Recomplish It is fo mention ee } spectaition. eomething— Kus latte cy - Mnattte Ed Raymond was in his clement as a ee an the trouble-maker and handled his took the seoond game of the series part capably Dancing School, Pref. Willson’s, Prince Romiro” runs for the reat|Ranke ball, Pike atréet and Piftm| from Tnooma yesterday In & close of the week. At the Saturday ma-|evenue game. The score was § to 4 The! tinee little Garna, the clever child first few innings were slow, but actress, will hold @ reception on the| YOUR SAFETY AND Comront | later the teams tivened up and the wtage game ended in an interesting con shad Always considered when you travel by | test. Sample of Tacoma was hit a BLANCHE WALSH. the Southern F hard. In the fifth inning four A play whioh pre bingoes were rapped out and four runs dragged in to the plate | Fitagerald replaced SEE THE... COOK STOVES To Be Had on Terms of A Button That will Not Break We replace any that are imperfect or break Free of Charge Sale Starts Saturday at 9 A.M. | in the} ‘which fw thir pu an immora » would by tf th and ¥ ne \e te $I .00 Cash and $1 .00 a Week | thine Rat fe Semanal, at. woeeh Le By deep oe Ee Be on hand and get your supply before this sale en { great dramatic sensation | Gen nt, OS First ave ee | given elegant suppc ansei « Hughes, who twirled for Seattle Call for a "Smooth Mike” at Tom | had an off day. He did not piteh up on,| Williama, 614 First avenue. Have to form in which Bi oar at Regular 5c Value Regular 10c Value. Regular 15c Value. and walked eight men, A Good call you neen ae bieecoeens aluminum and celluloid B-, karat gold filled But tgkarat gold filled Stove Is] = P idetie ApH to 2 for or Te ca mia am. || Afternoon Lanches: on rons . Seo 10c Each tter | O#n Waldrop, the little ingenue of Portland yesterday by a # _ r <i ee the Baker Theater Comper for Shoppers ak Cho deanis oclataved tie Port Sec grand window display and GIANT COLLAR BUTTON THREE FEET LATE, WITH WHIPPED CREAM PASTRY FROM OUR OWN BAK ERY—TEN CENTS THREN FRIED BASTRRN OF8 TERS ON TOAST, WITH PO AN FRANCISCO, Ay and whitewashed the FY Shoddy Steel At The 10¢ Store....1325 Second Avenue at ial ie ll Range. fj and most t the iat A} REFRESHING LUNG. fi Charles Hoyt wrote, It be gl NDING OF THE CLUI | starting Sunday night, Apvii a. |) Rice's Restaurant and Bakery mae ose ee BRUTALLY ) pe LIGHTHOUSE ROBBERY.” PS 0 oP gpa = A " 66) The popular Alcazar theater will| | present an exeiting melodrama, “The | IAghthouse Robbery,” for the first half of next week, and @ roaring mm Friend of latter half, There PAEee Conorrow of “Prince Romiro," | Oakland San Franc CORBETT ROBBED | ruc wiitany conrinves to DRIVE RESIDENTS OUT OF THE STRIKESDISTRICT © ens’ 9 gs! custom on “Cond Meiday,” ting man, who a ret. acs rere"” “vottined yeaterday from San Iran- (hy Boripps NewspAsen) a aus be co, whore he saw the fight. O'Brien! seaman, Colo, aye Britt was all in at the end of the ‘pound, and had been beaten toa] ® Goren influential A\prt pgund, and had, boon bee strikers of Las Antny Vidette the Demyorite. Ile also x cates oar oyen-door kicker, Heo was The “Rancher,” for coal, is made of the beat cold rolied steel. Mas fiat shaking grate, sectional Lire back, and ts lined with asbestos in flues and on bottom. Price vanaend eae ewwene eoreersenssees: 817.50 CO-OPERATIO Unites mankind ud makes ttn clal strength. cai neoco eae . Rochdale Siar Sieieat so nase =| po-Oner- ‘7 ; | Bowser, | will be ‘a | The “Kitchen” t © strictly up-fo-date coal burhing cook stové. Yaa | drawer and i earth, nickel Outside oven shelf, ete, and a cor | Fugeled OVER LOLLOM, PTICO seeeseemonsmen ermmese oveerse sxsee $21.00 es ‘The "Tarvest” Steel Cook Stove, for coal, has a blued steel bo feed door, front poker door and Pumper Kotsond in whoely Young Corbett w mill f Bteve O'Rri | Mangers Russell and I Ten be