The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1904, Page 5

Se ee 8 peecnamssaitrinascdiits | : Gallon Per Gallon Murphy Wine +Family Trade a Specialty. If you buy « Wateh this week, our prices will sult you, sure. Houghton & Hunter Jewelers. 704 First Avenue Special Sale of #hole Range, $90 and up 800-310 Second Avenue South. BOURBON WHISKEY’. $3 PER GALLON Brunner & Co. 403 Pike St. Telephone Main 1060 Strtetly All- Wool, weight T tbe $4.00 a Pair Prunes Dried Prunes, 12 Ibe. for. Carnation Cream . Of, per gal " A Grand Goxt Coffee, one that wilt | ult you, at pr Ib..... 250) We carry the Hest Line of Teas and Coffees in the City. Try an Order and Bee. Seattle Tea, Coffee and Butter Co. ™%S Pike street. Both Phones Main 1184 Free Delivery 75¢ Per Quart Bottle Old Crow Hermitage McBrayer Keystone Liquor Co. Wholesale and Family Trade. 1123 First Ave., Cor. Seneca Extracted and filled without Cup late scientific method, use "Nervous People ang, those who dread having teeth gxtracted are invited to call gar oto where w 1 demonstrate te their entire satisfaction our clalm No Charge For painless extracting when other Rten guarentee Hzrh, 's fone, and « wri lor 12 you ak oH 207 5-2 Pike Street, Cor, Third Sherry, Extra, per $1.00 California Brandy THE FAMOUS CITY OF THE 18 GETTING SCRUBBING PREPARATORY TO VISIT IN APRIL THE EMPEROR'S W. B. Colver, Special Commis $3.00 sioner of the Newspaper prise Association in the Far East. | ap and down th jeys of this old city, at the bulldings an enpesters, & Liquor Co. « the matting on eons, the kitchens, and then admon-| awept ove the ecltisen to 808-310 Pike Street Seattle Kyoto te gett and ike all Japanese but the trouble cleaning ts only done where sults will show and nobody seers to} ying to locate and eradicate any of the smells that hang so hea Kyoto ts the third larg and it in customary to it as the eity i 1101 centuries it was the home of the mikados and the seat of ones of hin ar the shrines of all oMection of rambling ae the commander of th Univ ersal Steel Ranges the nevy of the past 39 years Kyoto has hung RED FRONT FURNITURE CO dered about « man and w m a di NE KENTUCKY jemi-god he r pire > uneuarded. for WOMB as poon think « put the Gy s few y ey Cae ~~ wer the len passed by. Th Pati fook at him. The inst binGed one city the mayor notified {he"Beople that they need not leave} fhe Mrectn when th bat that | metiontess, No one must raise an umbrella nor bind his neck with « scart, his majesty passes by.” fio Kyoto in cleaning up for the! mperor’s arrival, and the oldest In- bitante are telling tales of the do- ae of the old emperor and the feu- |dal lords and chiefs who used to} struggle for power and land in days gone by W. B. COLYER | j —se | beck and clung to the customs ot | beautiful garden, within four great) this is a little 4-foot equare mattt j ‘overed box, and here the emperor) axed, with a tiny Inc-| . one either side, sword and seal BOISE, Taho, / atty « Idaho yesterday, excepting at Bolse | Walls of mud and stone. After nearly a week of red tape the United States ministet the authorities at Tokto per- mission for an Amertean to visit this ace and the Nijo c ‘There are two great palaces here, | one the mikado's palace—the b of his ancestors long before W' he Conqueror visited England he other is Niji centurie the fr had stolen the emperor's power, held sway and really ruled Japan. the issues were local, being that of enforcing the law against gambling. So far as heard the anti-gambling candidates | have won quite generally. of matting i# replaced by tords who} ¢ trom, ’ mo. sides the two palaces the emperor) DENTAL PARLORS SECOND AVE. AND PIKE 6T. Masonic Temple Building Teeth extracted and 1 of the mat. has two summer homes here, NEARLY 1,000 TEMPLES and shrines in the city | the greater temples are in the very heart of the city Jur own prep- 4 the palace and acres of surrounding at the city In two. The present adr years, being ir ig publican all others, al KANSAS CITY, April 6 for minor offices wer The Modern Denta are absolutely parlors that great factories here, but each little house is a potter's wheel, embroidery frame at haw been there for genera: | In one quarter of the city the spin- n another the potters, teeth and apply gold crowns without - tt ‘Union Bakery | and Cafe 6 Loaves 5 Cents y and the navy, and takin, hunger and privation. 4 of working in factories nearly | t home, and the nie family from trembling grand. to teddling infant seem to help and Manufacturing Tarrant & Co. rything i# ma | Bridge Wo ese squalid mud huts one can see the most exquisite bits of china, , THETH (that t0 $3 asa D CROWNS «.. ; WITHOUT PLATES... NGi . All work gu Modern Dental Parlors jeattie, Wash. if it were offered to him. FEMBROLDERIES, | ning bits of metal work, | jin the process of < he cannot buy here. He must go to| Second and Pi ¢ that you buy Best dinner If it turna out wrong, y¢ ogra: Sam. to 8 p. ms Sundays, OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS ‘The choicest of Kyoto's art treas ufactures do nc eR A ures and ma ae the public at all. THE SEATTLL: STAR KYOTO, THE “HEART OF OLD JAPAN” HAS 1,000 TEMPLES AND SHRINES A PRARFUL shown to strang 1 r b yJ 1 as an the rest, ‘The garden ts} th n nd most Artistiofrom Japanese tdeals—in r, in leaving bis bh Fokio and coming 4 here af i MOTI L Str J haracter, He nets t 8 subjects, who er he Umer, 1 he also exhibits plety in going to the old 1 t tomb of his detti invokes tn navy © ald th The army ond navy departments he gene wil be quar ed at the Nijo castle, which co nearly ax much mt an the paiace. The castle is really a fort » huge and earth walls 11 t * and munded great moat, Br tained through un gate ways, which are closed with hug Hail-studded gates and reached by When the emperor comes to Kyot WILL NOT BR GUARDED by troops, He wi 1 a simph ericar wed carriage, and hw akon his wniforr army and 1 thus avoid either ap alk hat and Prince Al «ina bert or tn native dress he Bevery chiid in Kyoto w be or ansigned place and J as well as every! an im the city will be seed in his very best When the emperor goes by there wil be no cheers and not @ sound f hands Th t a slow and solemn clapping PART OF and Is the only tribute] r As b his em-| an be paid the er sun as to ki comp e tly out of sight when y could r attitude is to the pro 4 forward and eyes downcast, ad no one may «moke while ” TELEGRAPH BRIEFS {1 6.—Town ana) tions were held throughout 1 le m. In nearly all places ST. JOSEPH, Mo., April 6.—The Democrats elected W. E. mayor and two councilmen yester Spratt the remainder of the Repub n andidates = successful inistration is Re fons held itn the “ of Kans aterd awrence and Wichita ang elected all their and in Leavenworth and Kan, the R rity of tt Heattle, with Sau ny, at M d and James, © $1.00, on * Have you tried a “Smooth Mike Tom Williams, 614 First? Bi of five to tw the powity « 2 and 1 in| the vote ssloned no surprii Mr. | tha vote wan about to vel rsa uarniy opposiog the traachisn endl At Our House Clean- sidered by the council, His ting the Markey r of the regular 2 would pra ance for a © with Bnoqualini of the gross receipts. | bc Steel Flue Stopper ..... W. H. Y ard’s lead states that his company |f| 10¢ Round Tin Mouse Trap. tng cttizens, a ‘ ninteen-< 0 Hight ay | rh Within four months, end 10,00. lights A DUSTER SPECIAL tre within 10 months, The plant is to cost | lozen job lot of Fes: t 19,00 and is guarantesd to be fin * | Iron ( fit thetr t In view of this, | the ineffictont now | inch wood handle, regular B§¢ Mr, V » argued c niphed by the Ballard Electric value 160 service if the Btarkey franchise proved | ress of the clty | WINDOW SHADES case It proved @ failure. He thought} Wlectric company has said that only against the posstbiltty of a Beattie! In pedite mat | have = satiatactory servis : | Pann | Second and Union the chief one} ee THEY PASSED THE ‘GRAND LODGE STARKEY FRANCHISE) ® ®°:" M- Ung of th aA |te a 0. U be a measure to adopt BALLARD COUNCIL DECIDES TO ACCEPT HIS OFFER FOR NEW LIGHT AND POWER PLANT A oe new insurance rates little work of importance is to come up, BALLARD, April @—The elty hall, said that the not be too — ch roiehing ie with ligbt Beveral © cithvns addreaned the ing and f vole vote and when the vote w taken, xave his reason for voting as he 41d. h haste, aaying that the grant er of being In league with Electra company, and | 100 Beat Dover Exe Beate such @ franchise was @ matter} ve Importance to the citizens of Fitagerald have been | ‘Thureday - Mr. Reynolds ts at h having @ Ballard Kleo-|| Gem Totlet Paper, 600 Sheets in for the noc trl y axe to grind. | FON, 40, £0%...0.00++ . Re bent nacaoring ‘a gc tm suptica| ond anh ta aah Is toe pal EXTRA SPECIAL s, and after the first Beat Ol Cloth, 48-ineh © olty te to reostve $900 width, choles of ool yard, .... 186 for fifty five years wes regarded aa natural, will cregt an lee and cold storage plant GOLD DUST unetion with the electric plant, || In small package, for kitehgm mt to be completed by the first UGd, BG PPecsccnnciocses % The city fs guaranteed 2,500) nd Mr. Reyne! ished within atx months. | The majority of Ballard’s citizens Starkey people | seamed much pleased with the felt in case they did not ful-| ing of the franchise, as they rpet Stretcher with 18- of further delay pany as not onal im tor electric | venience, but a drawback to the prog: puccens, and would be Sav ahead tp] Manager Bimpson of the Ballard! In dark gr and brown, full sizes, 3 hat sufficieut uard had been placed electric company can live in Bal- and that in case thi hine were gra “erg ieee | Spelder &Hurlbut t wat th wale ompany will buy out the old \eor Rev. Raven was next to speak He| Other matters were them taken up 4 fuller consideratt 1 and by the council j pecial Piano Values Offered by Sherman, Clay & Co. 7ll Second Ave., Seattle For-a month past we have had the car- penters, painters and paper hangers busy renovating our store. We now present @ different appearance, and claim to have the best appointed music house in the Northwest. We find, on rearranging our stock, that we have 24 fine new pianos, scratched, marred and otherwise damaged. These we will put in first-class condition and offer as follows: Cramer Pianos Regular Price $350. Cases: Walnut, Oak and 8 From $205 to $276 Mahogany. $10.00 down, $6 a month. s $ Same as sold on the Club pl it $290. Latest 7 Richmond Pianos designs, fine ret Peon peat Sea month, s Regular Prices from $400, $4. d . Ha ad- 4 Este iF ienos some designs. $10.00 dow 90 a tankiti ne . s Regular Prices $375, $4 d _ a i ful 3 Emerson Pianos designs. $10.00 y kal 7 rye 3 a 3 Handsome Piano, Mahogany case, beautiful B. Chase Piano [ere re Manone Only $398 1 A. $ Small Size. Mahogany case. Good tone and action, 1 Starr Fiano Regular price $325. ery piano as represented or no sale. If you can- ARS WV PIANOS Sunset or Independent Main 0) O 7 KK a. LVOTTNGE. GOOD PIANOS 711 Second Avenue, - - - - Seattle, Wash. STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS and Hear the Wonderful Victor Talking Machine j z Come in