The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1904, Page 5

ee Improve ocommercta oe new F fent and apply six montha BART, Se Part parchass on ny other we rep Orgs th pew ani have q AN INTERMINABLE en terms of § to $6 por month. PORT ARTHUR, April 2%5.—The t in order to fully appre ts any encelient points you et yourself, aa of the Simplex Ptane Player, | Of the city have been going on rap, t we| new believed that the elty ts abso matt be pleased to have you ne M™! jutety tmpregnable to the att ae 4 | © “a o aoks of . nae ores | the enemy. All possible efforts have The Columbia Talking Machines Pon token to prevent surprtnes by | land forces m the rear of the city Are growing more popular every day, and ammunition and supplies have wd the demand for machines and reo- | been recelved in * in very heavy. Lane and com. Bete stock to select trom to endure an interminable siege The military bands play datly Also a Fine Assortment while thé children gambol in the streets and the public confidence tn the safety of the city Vv a Guitare, Mandolins " rps, Rete, Br fretrumenta, ‘St Beppiies of all kinds, D. S.JOHNSTONCO, bf 903 Second Ave. Burke Bldg. Opec THE BEE HIVE 1 First avenue Between Vine and Cedar. Reliable Dry Goods Store Five Specials For Tuesday NOTE THE PRICES—EVERY ORE A MONEY SAVER Who valu, Nobby Heather Suit 8 1-360 k Ginghams ° Be fo value, Columbia Calieves, derk end light colors <0 ase Wye value, Red Seal Zephyr Drews nehams Pe tug Crash Toweling, | FimBA 11+ cone soeness been com FLELD'S MINSTRELS. Al G. Piel@'s minstrel show, as minstrel shows «0, was a fnirly joreditable one at the Gr mse last night. ‘The mw some business of the regul and the aggregation stuck clever and u them new, as were their wtrel grow ts a aad eld aggregation sugh away from the cut | kept fu: }thetr p | table one rmance quite an accept | anee at the Third Avenve last night. | Around the well-worn stery of a mortgaged farm held at t }of a Villain who seeks te force the beautiful daughter ef aged parents Jimto a hateful marriage, i# woven « | goodly amount of Irieh humor, clev fer repartee «nd typteal Irish fun Alien Doone ts at home in leading role, and his Irish diate @elivered with an ease and natur ness that could come only of a r tive Hibernian strain, mad hit. His clear, sweet tenor wae | most pleasing, also, in the songs In | troduced im the play. Rae B ie & pleasing oppost Verna Felton ts a ing a sweet singer and a gra eurare “LOVE AND FRIENDHSIP“ The BA Redmond company to Love and Fric >" wt the Al onar furnished thrills | trom stert to finish. Every seat in | the house wae filled, and long be fore tt tain rome the sign “sc out” turned half a handred geckers from the Geor. id Red mond as Jack Kenérick Sr. kept his audience roaring by hts the of his prod that | | | ral child actreas. One Dollas Per Week Boys an up-to-date Tatlor-made Sult, Skirt, Waist, Petticoat or Millinery Largest assortr t al son, when viduals beck was turn after berating hm in every term the English language could afford a | few momenta befor Clyde & | Granger, as Jack Kendrick Jr. made fa hit by his triumph: fim time to thwart mm n of the villain’s pl pleadings om & friend wen the one in the houne. as Marguerite Den- ville, was very acceptable, although her voice jacked strength and at times she was CLOAKS, SUITS & MILLINERT. 1312—-SECOND AVE—ia12. nat yet she Theo H. Bird all through the performance, and while perhaps nome lovers are a trifle more a ould be more faithful. Roy Suth- lertanf, as 2 schemeing fortune hunt- ler, was dimboltoal enough to please the most fustidious and his efforts by repeated Why 40 you buy Storage but- ter when you cam get the New York Fresh Butter at the same price at our store? And say, 40 you know we have the best stock of teas end coffees in the city land the lowest prices? We carry & complete line of grocer fruits, vegetables, salt mantel bread, cakes, etc. We also defy competition. ttle Tea, Coffee and Butter Co. PHONES: Sunset Black 492, graham, an Stuart Den- hin att, a4 by be continued untii | Wednrer@ay right, Incloding a mr tt nee performance in the afternoon. The balance of the week the com | pany will_ present “My Lady Nell MRS. FISKE. The sate of seats for the engage ment of Mrs. Fiske, at Avenue theater, opened at 10 this morning. There has Ind. Al7#. “Mary of Magéaia” will be the bill Thursday, Friday night ana Saturda matinee and on Saturday $8.50 ag ord Ibsen's “Hedda ae will be the play. The artistic tmpor For on Migin or Wal-| 9 of Mra. Fiske's production of tham Warranted Watch. | 776440 Gabler” can hardly be ex aggerated by admirers of thin gifted antress, and by those familiar with 704 First Avenue | f5"Tiay. In this instance both Tb we tch Repairing and Manufacturing | #2" 9nd his interpreter ed W. S. S, Tarrant & Co, ably sulted, ‘The Tbeon drama de As the inteliectuality and tech ma welete, excellence nA irs. "ieke Matches, "Desrana Sevetry ang | Mel St that Mrs. Fi ms Silverware. possesses in so great @ 4 c 108 Cherry Strest, * ‘ " Priginstors and M ot! Who's your tailor, Herald, 1329 Eagle Buttons end Charms, “tees PORT ARTHUR ~~ [MPREGNABLE strainer | RUSSIANS CLAIM THAT THE Us head with hy RIOTS IN CHINA Anti-Foreign Agitation in the CITY CAN ENDURE pletely restored. wion that has hov for weeks whil bombardments w The fevting | Adly for the past few weeks and dt ts | p44 loom is still felt over sated reverwes that have tatned by th Provinces much to bring about (By Sortpps News Ass'n’ tant source of inapiration to the ufficient quantities | © Shiba of Pek anti-forelgn China t growing and Bb by brigands. persons have been kille open for the passage of the largest have been killed A denporate fs reported rition have t © reinforcements to sup acting could | tunity than fn IN BOARD OF WORKS ‘The voard of works on Saturday them wsed less than somewhat , are placed on sale this for Bigh-class Among the lot |former prices. find Hamilton, jand-Grie@ boredom of it to make There were Hallet & Davis, Sherman Smith & others—prices with a bid of $5.00 per there being five othe bid- | Ten Square Pianos—prices $25 terms $3.00 to $5.00 per month. Should you prefer an Organ > grading and gans at $58, ¢ a tr} rd granted the embracing Knabe, nae and avenues to conmyct with the under- | Quncer, as well as an easy and nat- | to do the work ts s Reiscnaver, of its puri ty, its resonance, its , ite ewenness of tone these goods, and you really not know what y Allen & Gilbert-Ramaker jon the thoroughfare has welling on | trestie from Fi- axed in the mupe- court this morning on account 1406 SECOND AVE. Opposite Bon Marche. THE FAIR---2213-2216 FIRST AVENUE DAMAGED STOCK ATA — worth of Ladies Muslin Un- Waists and just what they will “oo JUST AS GOOD AS NEW. damaged by We refused it fr for practically nothing, FOR FRUGAL PEOPLE ents a chance of a life The lot includes REMEMBER THE THE FAIR 2213-2216 FIRST AVENUE THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1904 * GOVERNMENT TAKES A HAND | DROWNED IN SOUND: | ROBERT BGGETT AND J. NEV INS OF PORT BLAKELEY VIC TIMS OF SQUALL Robert Kemett, of this olty, and J Nevina, Port Miakeley, od off Bagle Harbor Port Miakeley, held fast to the sub merged craft until the tug Bit] picked him up and carried him to | Port Blakeley. The tragedy wae the result of # Aiapute over wetting the Jib, it te sure party left thts | elty at 7:30 o'clock in the evening and when off Hagle Marbor saw a quell approaching. The matnaatt | sald, The was left up and while Piles and Wag gett were arguing ax to the desire WiMty of setting the jt overturned the boat Heaton by the chilly waves that #urged around them Nevina hung on until # o'clock In the morning, wher he de saw Piles and picked him up. + Yrourn's Milfinery, 15 Third ave, + Who's your tailor, Herald, 1 We have three-button that is unexoel business wear—a single- breasted, m erades— ‘Their fitting qualities are excetient, Ask to seo them J. Redelsheimer & Co. Btrongest Topcoat Mouse in the State. 000.804 First ave, cor. Columble Union Bakery | pUGel SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. } ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS Bridges, Structura Iron Work, Piers and Foundations, Dredging SEATTLE. WASH. and Cafe 1412 SECOND AVENUE, od Home-Made Bread, 6 loay a Sng’ any "srork’ ths rot prevent T'not try to compete with poor | dentixtry, tut will do th rt ga at one-half the price re others, lay night, after clinging to a capsised wnitboat for six hours, ‘T. Piles, of the gust ided to the take the desperate to swimming to shore He went down in the darkness. An hour later Eggett gave up the struggle | | and tet go. At 6 o'clock the crew of the Bit | for ... 250 Teeth fled a “se wel ag cay time. every day in the Ween luded. itours—t:@ a | We ar ever before to ¢ly t efit the skill and cs i's ialinte, vo Te successors to the KE Notice to Subscribers | If, any evening, your copy of The| TOMORKOW BP EX Now Wash Volles, in pretty pink Graye, blues and tan; per yard . 150 m Vtamtnen, exact imitations the popu en fabrics; per yara eee 150 New Wash Twe look like woolen, wilt stand a world of wear and tubing, per yard..260 Nottingham Nottingham Lace Curtains, woven edgen, 104 patterns, 3 yards long. 40 value; Bale PRo raed La wine, bow ) pat ‘ Rule price, per pair $2.98 Our Jumbo Lace Curtains, @ Inches wide; « single curtain 8 @00d drape for » window; per pair eee sacee $125 Best Corset Values All Corsets Fitted by Kexperts Pree. Laties’ fine Gray Jean Corsets, with long or short dip hip, gored widos, well ed, por pair + o0e 490 Laties French Jean Corsets, long over hipe, low bust, lace and ribbon trimmed, per pale. S100 Matiate in. wihe uble row rib- trimmed. hove supporting tabs on fromt, most charm- ing summer garment by All Methods. Everything in the store. Children’s and Top Coats, Hats and Furnishings---the Biggest Sale Yet. MEN’S SPRING SUITS Were g The newest and most desirable of this season's c Pretty Tub Fabrics "cui" IAL, NINK CTS. . Tomorrow Special 9 | Bootch Sultings; when mode up TREMENDOUS TRADE ACTIVITY IN CURTAIN BIIAANG PRICE TMAT BCLIPSE ALL FORME OFFER New Spring Patt $ fc TOMOR ROW SPECIAL 1c} 206, 208, 210 Pike Street creations, every one of which was Htar bas not arrived at 6:0 - Te th at Cut Rates Un% “May tales pen z , {Only 15 © re of Cut Rate Price Ladle al adegr |DROWN'S PAINLESS DENTIONS you at ¢ y mpecial | t ntot dig~ TEETH pT HOT PLATED A opccrmity NO STUDENTS! EMPLOYED, Come 1 ke ndvan~ of tow tates. All work done by, dinte, ¥ «4 TEN Y hard to detect from the + article; 2e va per yard 1Be wooler Imported Moereerined Che in, one of the pretilent, new weaves, ail rompinution of fancy colors equally good for waists or values 50e to apply to the gums for ¢ ting, filling and crowning teeth withous pain is known and used only by Brown’s Painless Dentists 713 First Avenue, Parlors—1, 2, 3, 4, 6, Union Wet } One De McDougall @& Bouthwick’r Flours—#:304.m.to¢p m, ume days ti) . Wk List a FEW ed Nottingham Lace Curtaina, imita- affie edge, @2.00 value; Bale ° 2 Leg Ye Cui Jurable curtains made, beau tiful new spring patterns; Sale price, per pair 4 New Arabian Lace Curtatns, urd, lace insertion wn ruffle: pretty, st 8.0 value | BTANDARD AND DOMbSeTIC THE BEST MACH (8 THAT HYVER | , No age nell, more than one pelt saved in price, Shuttle ines, drop $16. Save your UNDERPRICED Ladies’ fine Sleevelens Vent crochet and lace trimmed end arm hale; ie value, special ...200 Ladiewr Eeyptian Bleevelem Vesta, one inch wide Ince with tape on yoke, selling at 250 Ladies Mercerised J} ons Vewtws, & wide lace on crocheted edge yoke end erm bales, Sie value, sell ing at 350 Mori's fine Jersey Ki bed Shigts and Cline’ 's Piano House Corner Second and Union Exe, classes fine al Goole atches, Cut Glass ewelry at cos that ii 2a, roe Bs | Repairing of |. Louis Klodt Fg) Co. New Location Becond A’ Drawers me in Reyptian flesh and biack ¢ Alaska-Pacific Navigation Co. Carrying Aieska Pacific Express and United States Mail. For Valder, Seldovia and Seward DIRECT. Calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yaku- tat, KAYAK, Ellamar and COOK'S INLET POINTS. 8. 8. JAMES DOLLAR. APR. 29 8. EXCELSIOR $. 6. SANTA ANA 8. S. James Dollar sails every 20 Gays via oviside route. Salling from Arlington Dock 8 pm Xo freight received after nown of ing day Company eserves right to cnanes stenmers or dates of safl- ing without oe. neck, pearl buttons. drawers have double E. E. CAINE, President J. F. TROWBRIDGE. Mansa Phone, Main 1167, 608 Firet Ave. Seattle. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 4 treated at night w e to all patients who hy ma work started in our office”: ‘We wi finish your work a pe ar contract with us before, without further Gost, ly replace Suits, Men’s Suits, GOLD B GOLD FILIN R FILLINGS underpriced in the beginning. Add to this a still further reduction of 30 per cent and you |Painioss Extracting free have the greatest bargains ever offered anywhere on the Pacific Coast. NECESSARY ALTERATIONS AND PRESSING, WHILE YOU WAIT, FREE. plicate them for $30. Sale $1 2.25 Modern Dental 4c Nobby, dressy effects, fit AC. FROOM. Navertising Manager. 5 Pretty Safe Rule to Go ni u ts like made to order. Sale ra 1 When Kore Is a feeling oe the Price .....c00 eves heart of lungs, bloo brain cee $13.59 Sults now .,.+.3 + $.50 Suits now coer $17.50 Suits $15.00 Sults 2!" $10.50] 5 venience. Make your selections now, A. BRIDGE & CO. 415-1417 Second Avenue t Door to the Bon Marche No Seattle tailor could du- PIECE weweewenserreoees ces ‘ és $10.00 Suits now . $8.00 Suits now .. THE 30 PER CENT DISCOUNT APPLIES TO EVERY SUIT, PANTS, OR TOP. JB) then in healthy COAT IN THE 8TORE. YOU MAY HAVE YOUR CHOICE. themme A small deposit will do if you haven't all cash, be cure The balance can be paid at your con of painless extraction, all other. dentist, 1 sea by this FIRM ONLY, dentlate, hereafter at thes: t, Over Peo liding. Morrison +1 “Orage Anieht. Sune days and holidays Im or nerves are diseased, at once coms 7.00 mence to doctor the stomach. That = fs the founda puble In 99 5.60 Bi cases out of every 100 ss to regulate the digest and the proved Live all the dige to try them We . 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