The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1904, Page 8

3 See chat hia eae tats ha BEE I hah a RUAN in cnet reaction RATT! E STAR BUYING A PIANO SHANGHAI THINKS RUSSIA poet \ of t & Mobarg M. Cab the wane.| ine x five-|CORRESPONDENT COLVER DESCRIBES WHAT IS _| mites, and, since tho Tussin retreat ‘ Warork | EXPECTED TO HAPPEN WHEN THE JAPS AT- | : Rava « filet danaged. ant '°/ PEMPT TO LAY CONQUEST TO RUSSIAN TER. | ee tion te . RITORY | wis ; ar “wut | . . r he negular ri By W. B. Colver, Special Commiee| te wrient and run aw — aC ny—J , bread eae Al witht r sioner of the Newspaper Enter. | ( flat another da l Ges chan are prio adh acd eal - To die for th ear, & ding t hue war nw 1 prise Association in the Far East, | Nussta ' pa eure POF | On the mi 4 mor hk ‘ soak SHANGHAL, Ay £—While there | death here and the other place hore |, es The Simplex Piano Player ia testa oleae many maihave spent pemmede | tute) na determi: The Columbia Talking Machine | es: re | rary Tie WAR WILL RUN seats Oke | : in the most f x entert r of «th we “f ntll Jap iw unable wtand « . 4 Or if You Prefer re a st Russia te bound | would ' w whether ALI ; RIGHTS ° | t shen o ieee eee her w i r D.S.JOHNSTON (0. raat Sure : $03 Second Ave. Burke Bldg. | 1 t Wh esacks camp. ¢ a non ‘ a | MEANS M ter, they merely sp ‘ the | along th ‘ b Se thus Foil Half-Gallon Bottles }) »™! ejand with a Brea roge ng gen Pure California } 2). of A SE mane : “ee Sherry 650 $1.00 $1.25 is re- 2-Crown Port 8-Crown Port or 4-Crown Port 10¢ allowed when t turned. Sherry r Sherry 7 df so72 104 First Ave. South BOTH PHONES—PINK 1751. Free Delivery. All classes of Sertp local FOR SALE able on Public Land in Alaska nd | the States and Terri - JOHN M. RANKIN, Washington, D. C. “AMUSEMENTS | PE 3s en Abraham Lincoln RE OF THE RUSSIAN STEAMER “KOTIK” BY THE JAPA) Hee GUNBOAT “AMAZI “ -by- KAN” IN YOKOHAMA, AND THE LAST RUSSIAN FLAG FLOWN IN JAPAN JAPANESE NAVAL la THORITIES HAVE TAKEN POSSESSION AND P¢ STED TWO ARMED BLU BEACKYTS" ON THE QUARTERDBECK A BOAT MANNED BY “BLUKJACKETS” [4 MOORED ASTERN ‘Col. Henry Watterson ates, a banquet was 14 at the Hotel Washington. | An elaborate program has been LITTLE HAPPENINGS: A CHANCE | Béitor-in-Chief of the Loulsville ™ cy 8 \e | ore a for the dedication i Courter-Journal. Mra. Lacy Stewart filed suit 10 | now pagies hall, May 1 0 the superior court yest nat p Pore be a parade in the 5 her divorced husband, ' Seattle seenter art, te Recon. bias. 3b support his son, Sunday vening Three hundred Mystic Shriners 4 in Christensen’s hall last April 24, 1904 night from all parts of the state. | at § O'Clock. services in the a al in the evening. are expected from all the seri« the state. W. & Anderson and M son, charged with obtair under false pretenses fr ous workingmen of this city HOME BUYERS COTTAGES IN THB MONTANA ADDITION Overlooking Lake’ Washington and the Mountaine. FOR SALE CHEAP After the initiation of @ large num- day after- nse is on again today. | | fore Justice George yester The « | placed, on preliminary hearing be 1 Positively cannot be equaled in qual- ity or style at the price, $2.00. E Brooks & Co, 1231 ond avenue, Arcade building. ooo PRICES—%e Main floor and Balcony. @allery % in the ity will be charged with vagran is not the first time they have in trouble. An optum smoking was found in their possession. Mrs, Nellie Stewart swore to a com- plaint charging her husband, Tom Stewart, a hack Griver, with assault and battery, yesterday. Mra. Stewart FOR A REFRESHING AND HEALTHFUL SUMMER told the prosecuting attorney that her husband came home the night before and while in an intoalcated condition struck her. j Last week a horse driven by Philibert frigntened at a cat with Mas- Phone Main 1060 Goods Delivered Free Masters became and jumped into the bay ters and the ri DRINK—DRINK He says tha ident, an t ut avenue is 5 twelve feet. WORK FOR ALL All others follow and pattern af- ter him in every way possible, Any fool can copy or Imitate, but it takes brains to originate t wide on Brunner & Co. They are not progressive, up-to: | Gate or a in their profession. ff) | If you have any trouble with | | Family Wines ' | your Kidneys, Bladder or Or. t 4 IT GIVES COMFORT DURING|] gana, consult fyndicate Doctor No One in Seattle Need to Go and Liquors... | Without Employment te for a classes of laboring peo ple never were brighter, and the Crane Employment Agency, of 11 West Main street, is sending out aco" { men daily for good Jobs at excellent wage Ther 0 2 | ———————— - for any able-bodied man ¢ « with- | D FREI HI RATES | to all eastern Baving of 25 The only true specialist tn the hwent in these dt THE DAY SLEEP AT GOOD FOR THE WHOLE FAM- | Iny. | AND PROMOTES - ; 403 Pike Street, Seattle The prot prosperous year for a Syndicate Doctor 109 Marion St. NIGHT. | | i 2 dozen 4% | PHONE pint bottles, 90c, RAINIER 20. DON’T DELAY Take advanage of our EASY PAYME Won't have to wait any longer for your 8 Your pocketbook may be slim just now WEL!, DRESSED as your neighbor EVERYTHING in LADIES’ and GENTS’ WEARING APPAR EL, in LATEST STYLES, RBLIABLD QUALITIES and GOOD VALUES, for 91.00 PER WEEK COME AND SEB US. YOUR FRIENDS DO Eastern Outfitting Co. 428-404 Pike Gtreet, Corner Fifth. Geo. W. Crane can furnish work for | On household goo all. Fught now the following men | points, Through cars, are wanted: to © per cent sangre avo The Seattle Transfer Company distributor, cotto’ choppers, $1.10 and $1 4; tlemaker | 7 in fine timber, 10 cents; city t INTERBAYEPHARMACY $6 day; country dish washer, ntert office Station I found; elty teamaters and laborers, | ¢ Seem ead 2 08 hour; factory boys, $1 day Priges and $20 month clear; kneebolter, $3 JOHN H. CASTBER te of Pharmacy and Chemistry. le Grad day or 4 cents; sticker feeder, & bolt loaders, $2; mill hands, $1 day or $26 month; planerman, $2.50; farm | hands, $25; olty truck tenmaters, $12 | week up; grade and gravel team- ators, $2.8; greenhouse gardener, 9 | day; man and wife gp small farm, 435 clear, bee « Shomaker, editor of the Twice-a-Week P.-I \“there’s money in it’’---this means great news for every one in Seattle Who Are the Happiest Peo- ple on Earth? THEY ARP THE PEOPLE WHO OWN THEIR OWN AT GARDEN STATION AND AT HILLMAN CITY. HOMES This beautiful new cottage and large tract of land, right on car Une, near school and stores, ie only $675; on terms of $25 down an 410 per month. Large cleared and grubbed lots and acres only $25 up, on terms of Gown and cents per week, There will always be some fool people who prefer to Work for some landlord rather than for themselves. Only think how happy you will be when you can walk out In your yard and wee black and red raspberries growing 10 feet high, loaded down with Oerries, I have some 10 feet high in my office that Were raised at GARDEN STATION. Call at rooms 1-2, Times block, today and see them and get free tickets to HILL MAN CITY or GARDEN STATION. Only think, these additions are clone tn and only §-cent fare, Hundreds of worth of berries, ng. shrubs, etc, can be raised on one of these tracts. Joel says it is the finest land on earth, Mr. Woodcock, the Seattie milk inspector, bought 16 lots of me and sold 4 of them for what he paid for the 16. I have 6,000 nares of people who can now double their money on property bought of me. ‘Take car on Washington street to Hillman City office; 5-cent fare Eight wnen always on grounds until sold out; or take New Ren- ton car, Occidental and Yesler, to Garden Station. Six men at office crounds there, Only 6-cent fare by using your -trar Remember the car line crosses the center b today, as in one week we will be tirely out or call rooms 1-2 Times block and get free tickets erfect titles and free abstracts. dollars on very places. ¢ at both pla and mapas, Poultry Netting 1 foot high, 1% feet long, per roll 900 2 feet high, 160 fect long, per r bites $1.80 fect high, 150 feet long, per roll . $2.70 , 90 Fly Soreen, per yard. ERNST BROS, 506 Pike Street Phones John 2831 Ind. 1158 Queen City Laundry Cut Rate Offices and Plant First Ave. and Bell St. o Town Office Ave., near Pike St. The whiskey of quality and purity---whiskey as good as the great man after whom it is named---Marquette, the explorer and discoverer of the mighty Mississippi. GROMMES & ULLRICH, Distillers, Chicago, Ilinots, THE NORTHERN LIQUOR COy Distributers, .- 212 First Ave, 8, Seattle, For an tham Ws $8.50 Elgin or Wal- | Teeth at Cut Rates Until May 1 lonty 15 Days More of Cut Rate Price | BROWN'S PAINLESS DENTISTS ‘anted Watch. Houghton & Hunter | 4: doing ail dental work for cost of 704 First Avenue Special Sale of Staa) inive| €-hole Range, $20 and up. RED FRONT FURNITURE CO. 208-310 Second Avenue & material to intro¢ coveries and painless me h. enqenninalil Seriesileneenetincesnsntimemeasseaisis Fillings’ an Se TAS | g#, upward from. ....75e sh * that they have the ee Fre, clasese Ong fi Watches, Cut Gi and J rices that will pay you to investixate epairing of Complicated Watches. Louis Klodt Jewelry Co. New Location dress for their feet. ; :@ chorion Germai n Qo I spacial 7 Second ave. near 8 eMPLOY BD. at once and take advans All work done by at pain, and guare janteed TEN YRARS offices have been established in Seattle tent —lyears. Our late botanical discove | to apply to the gums for extractin, filling and crowning teeth withoul pain is known and used onty by | Brown’s Painless Dentists 713 First Avenue. Parlors—1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, Union Blo One Door South of MoDougell & South wiok's. Hours—8:80 & m. tq § >. ay GM days ti 1, Union. Qptical Goods elry at Becond Avenue % ©