The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1904, Page 5

? SPR awe s IF EED al S hiclalelilecd BRETT ES. oF ORR 57 EB. 119, AGRES SB Hi —_——— 600" MEMORY OF GRANT vo 7 THE SEATTLE STAR--WEPNESDAY, APRIL 2 a VLADIVOSTOK, SOVEREIGN Goorge Parrett, a notorious “ae - | BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OF night by Police Sergeant Letyhton and F U nery from Ss. THE ILLUSTRIOUS WARRIOR | Pelice Clerk Kasson, and will be pr j ecuted under the state law for va Ww t " € y ce $-KOOM OMC| 19 oeina cecesrareo To grav uM Beaumont, allas M money | " & wor i it haw bee ae Our on Easy Terms on Geshiol te aa pata ee one taken into ¢ tody bt Our Terme—One with under the aam A full lot 6ox120 feet, a first PITTSBURG, Pa, April 2%—Mn Tho Beaumont woman is a notorie elass 8-room house in. perfect aovordance with a custom extending nlaieeoaien apg s 8-roo wus perfect lover several years the Americus ordered to leave Benttle, Barrett ts | condition, lots of bearing fruit] Mud of Pt 1 » ban ne & pool room tout and Is always on t b s, flowe: ete ¢}auet tonight in observance of the! | vinat a as Gumetiey bo Dalny put for easy money trees, berries, wers, etc.; th Pee. Soren e shadeys ~ he . rot ake we —~ |ECLOAKS, SUITS @ MILLI house is attractive and has a eee ee ee ern oe Jahn Dal commie as aemuiouee ta @ The Death Penalty 1812—-8ECOND AVE modern improvements 1 will act as toaxtmaster and the of Port Ar threatens one day to =a e. niet ¢ :o the « will be | eclipse ite northern slater A little thing » ults tn It is a oples lid buy, Terms | chief speaker of x | } oath 7 |denth, ‘Thus a inal Seeretary Taft. Other speakers Ne hough very am ve eons $200 cash; balance monthly ecretary Taft seal | ee though very | nificant cute or puny bolls have pald be Congressman C. HL reuor ot rag yolltan popula: | the death penalty, It te wise to huve | Ohle and Jud r o =” wh a pie Puck " nica Balv er h ¥ Ce coy (ne soaak |sin"ie' Viavente mde. up of nde | Heklen' Aruice salve over handy! CERT HANSEN ¥ turers from u mee ne ,. r- Banc wi . : eit nt fatality, when Burne, & Rich Jowolry auc & we | panquat at b&8 MOINES |" German and American bust | [iors and Piles throatem, Only. 2 — ‘ | mens men from the West, and « #prin/at @, O, GUY'S drug store, econd 706 First Ave. aoa and 203 New York Block. | oe ae ton et ae pretty ran | avenue and Yesler, ales 066 barare ‘bad chsco, Ur whole, 1 4 ey, | ples yoo | ha wal ban oe monn ge ga rn Som {the Grant Club at th ery eae A my yes on Our 1 tontaght I Gross . } ; p of Chicag als, T. Wink | fs "i 4 j Milwaukee and men lt ’ ‘and % | prominence will be ong «( ter, the i» ietle hareh « of dine | speaera piine and much good focting. In the |) Ladlew’ Hine Kid | , 1 1 the harbor there ts goad Oxfords, patent jAT GRANT'S OLD HOME port. ‘The stranger is weloomed, #0] tip, choles | of . ne as be exercises tact and ols oKay or hand | GALENA, Mi, . April 27,—Galena | hts camera. j sewed nolow, nent jot her most fllustrious son, General ON THE WATER \T AT VLADIVOSTOK, patr $1.75 U. & Grant. Apprep exercises avile ni sc ch Gran Aporopriatemerciet| wy wach HAMILTON. [are tar matenes oe commandave| LITTLE WAPPEWINGS |) rater vine i jit ra to the city marked the anni-| (Fermer Britieh Attache at Toklo.) |of the port, the publio gardens, the ae, Coe | versary of bie birth. It was the 13th] Vladivostok, “Hover ams 08 SoS n dmiratty wéens, the museum of the! An effort ts being made to unite the] millitesy heel. er ae bombarded by the] Geographical soctety, the renidence Bante bape coor gh agg military heel, J ectebrasion. tm ap’ many zoen eat) Japane ts pre-emniently a] the governor of Primorak «r mig Rpg, eve ar Smee has been he’ re wince the Gegton~| fortrome, It is also the chief town of| of the Maritime club, the nat wih the seveer. eens Sees style; per pair ........+- 92.60 | ase pian }tion of the handsome Grant monu-| past @: ‘ egy Ape sath | aed and Waa beeaiaken’ eine covledion, “The meatier was C oe nat | Ladien’ Pas Kid Oxtords, || Men'e Finest Patent Colt Skin went. to be the r rtant seat of Rus At int there is a maanif "| tices of the er company French hv patent back stay, || Oxfords, with Morocco top, ota , Far Kast pranite ument ayrmounted *| and pe will be taken at «| large ets, dainty, matty hand process sewed, genuir ee muck re formidable than| bronge globe, on which perches OM 1 ie 4 we held on May M0. The style pair $3.50 1 de Por n bs m , » - kind line quarter, skilled work Made for you who wish a reat! BANQUET 70 MEN pi . avthan so much more magnitl | eagle with outete . vy had been organised for Men's Fine Kid Oxfords, Biuch. . > Z . ketelin onde good Mower at a medium low price val tbgiosecch ant oe ed neve & long time and they desire that the er cut Goodyear sewed union men and finest mater n Four cong binds, wih Ji OF ST, MARK'S| Sesccstn hain Sur | Sat onbane Yo Woman ite saiy| ne raehe men corsets WHS | | Say, parent workimanenp | ot produce « better show: pw eutting austecn, cegnter GM, fos ’ ing that the B ’ : | yer pair air $3.50 ng that Russians regard the town | Ms > thirenr-o0t Gon ofl per pa os pair be Manic ~ —" and Ks surroundings as the hub of] The Svetiandskaya ts crossed by the Brian, the tSyenr-olf oo of | — More than 100 guests were present r Rusia tn the Bast Aloutehay a. 4 the polot at which a ee a | Union Made Shoes, in all the Th FH at the banquet given last night to ot situated on the slopes| these two streets interseet ts the cum: |)” a as oe | ge lh spring and new summer ursda the St. Mark's Club, recently organ- rming a tapering | mercial center of the town. The mgin| o* - vee at ae styles; per pair y's yer [ised by the men of St. Mark's! a. which projects tne ir-| atreet le well paved with granite, and _ - stony 74 : .- = poner | '$3.00, $3.50, $400 Steven's Spray Pump, regular) J) church. The dinner was served by | reeular tand-locked bay. The entra it be efficiently drained. The sidewdlks | oo 1. une gave the boy $10 and he| | Ge, for 830 | the members of St. Mark's Chapter, | !* commands Runmia laland, where | are r ned and aaphalted, the houms| 1m Her Nie ween wince leat Wednes | | | Daughters of the King — ry im ores pet : ne] ‘ inoumes and lofty structure day morning, Mra O'lirien thinks| rT NOVELTIES IN BELTS | f dinne masta wel ps ae 7 the ane ee ha or, | be t annage t ph ee rey a ee ‘snap. | =*4 hing for miles to the east-| Such erchtectural beauty as Viadt-| ‘ly gees eS | mpc m= o an b | ward, wh as the Golden Morn, | Vostok possess-—and it is muah oam-| * | ladies New Crush Leather | Laties’ Pretty Silk Stitched | bard, president of the chub, acting aa) ¢ atinwows che ¢| pared with the untidy wastes of m-| her ie « resident of that ts, black and colors, each | tonatrnaster “The President ar 1d t | bertan towns—t a ofty. - | Belts, each ..,.....- 250 w sive positions , 1s due to the cheapness eeeresceces 25e 880 Country,” W. & Wilson; “The La lofty Bille om & rine ¢ Chtmeel Wwertimanchin, Ghiteee & — -+—— oe reee . Ladies’ Crushed Leather Belts, y hills on the northweet pro nese Ww ansbip Smart clothes. Herald, 1229 24, 9 |— Ladies y Braided Silk Fub- i. a dies of St. Marks,” Rev. .* m the land sid nd | bor is rempe je for the present con mee’ 7 ie eg s bon an@ Braid Combination 4 Inches wide, pretty buckles, Liwyd; “The Ladies of St water of the Golden Horn, | dition of the streets, for the constr _-— r impr: in Stretcher, site, on 7 is ta a oo" bo } Chartes Corby; “The Church of the| which te four miles tong aod he thon of the naval quays while the Ch Dancing Gehool, Prof. Willsen's, Belts, ib O8e f 91.00 value, each beta ve e Future,” Rt. Rev. F. J. maoine, bish-| mite in width, shipe ride comfortably | neap artificer t» the most retichte | Ranke hail, Pike street and Fine |i <= = == = Tadic Of Cloth, your cheiee of col- I| op of the district of Oly vt | h ra y free from the| workman in the Viadiyostok dockyard enue a 500 Wra *. S . eeuaien ane ner dock, & sectional floating dock ne ua the fine musical pe ee a : tered | the eastern extremity of the Golden Notice to Subscribers Go On Sale Tomorrow Marquarete Tangs ¢ ue" en in| Horn, and = supplementary drydock audience with several songs Mr.| 0000" ! th which was in course of construction Not a Job lot of odds and ends, but a bright, new line, direct from ger & Hurlbut ee ee a te, ® reet, Byetlandskaya, | when the war br t ait: any evening, your copy of The |f New York: best wrapper manufactured; go on sale tomorrow at these pend was Reqetlly encore named af frigate upon which| The trade of Viadivostok ts compre. | Star has oot ar re phencnanaliy low poleet - the Grand Aloxia vis he! henstve. Ite Imports tnotude most of telephone—ttuneet, Matn 108, of In- Second and Union | ¢ in 167%, follows the curve Of the| the products of the Weat, while Its | dependent 13% any time between /B Percale Wrappers Percale Wrappers | idem Horn, Lying between xports are characteristic of tte porl-| 6:09 and 7:66-—and a copy will be sent ° os street and the shore, on rising ground and quite loon! as regards their! you at once, by special messenger, Pretty White Pat- - With pretty braid tern, on black, red trimmed epaulets, | and navy ground, | braid trimmed r and yoke, yoke, 12-inch wide wide full flounce » | | ounce on mskfrt; on skirt, tong, : | regular $1.00 value, tight-fitting lining, | tomorrow special $1.25 value; spe The cial tomorrow. 98e |] Extra Heavy Per- ca Wrappers. Fine Ptere Per- | braid trimmed ep. cale Wrappers, in aulets, yoke and beautiful new pat- a | collar, for hard terns, handsomely wear service unex- trimmed made celled at any price throughout; — spe- special $1.25 etal $1.48 CAPT. KOSSOWITCH The Russtan second-class er Paliada, which was disabled at } Arthur, has been repatre nd & | service again. It is commanded even of them used less than a year, @m@ four somewhat longer, are} Blaced on sale this morning at about one-half of former prices. Among the let you will find Hamilton, Har- yard, Weber, Fischer, Chickerin Wallet & Davis, Sherman Clay, Smith Capt Koes WOODMEN OF WORLD FORM A REGIMENT | witch. @ Barnes and others—prices, $75 to | G29; terms as low as $5.00 per month} rhe First Regiment, Uniform| Also, ten Square Planes—prices | rank, Woodman of the World, was| $25 to 100; terms, $3.09 to $5.0 per| organized Inst night. The regiment month. consists of two battalions, one of/ which includes Tacoma, Point De-} flance, South Seattle and Camps No. | Should you prefer an Organ, we have used Organs ot $15 up and fine mew high-grade Organs at $58, elab- | 69 und No. 286 of Seattle Rha the @rate case, beautiful in tone. Our | other Green Lake, Everett and Bel- stock of new Piahos is unsurpassed, | jin gnam. | embracing Knabe, Baldwin, Steck. / The following officers were eclect-| Wischer, Hardinan, Hamilton, Smith | .4 Colonel Captain Ray KE} ‘@ Barnes and the latest art creation. | rhompson, Tacoma; lieutenant col- the now famous Everett. To see and | nel, Captain A. C. Bennett. Bver-| hear them is to buy them. Prefer-| ott; major first battalion, Captain red and indorsed by such artists as|(: 1, Heamer, Senttie: chict of staft,| Reisenauer, Babrilowitsch, Burmeis- | mmer F. Conner, Seattle; assistant fee, Campanari, Hirschman, Nordica, adjutant general, J. L. O Rourke; re- Kyuger and many other artists, b 3 cruiting officer, Colonel C. 0, Bddy @euse of its purity, tts resonan aesistant judge advocate, W. &./ Sp Setittenay, its evenness of tone Baker, Tacoma; assis surgéon “Pwil! cost no more than your ef- eral, Dr. Went, Se chap-| fort to come and see these goods, | iain, Major T. P. Rove Seattle. and you really do not know what you can do on a plano until you consult Ramaker. choice of the state lands for the Unt | versity recently made by the state Hi | land commisstoner. ‘This action was REGEN 78 APPRO VE The board of regents of the State! University unantmousty approved the meeting of thy board held yesterday afterr A vote of thanks was extended to John H. Powell, one of the members, who . 4i4 much work before the ature Oldest, Largest, Strongest |in order to have the law passed by which t Inive’ could be give 2608 SECOND AVE. Pos . iversity could given Opposite Bon Marche. SOHN : tes " California’s Resorts Reached by Southern Pacific Co.'s g “ stb pa trains Gally Fast time, excellent Have removed to their new biocs. § *ervice to the most attractive re- 19321 FIRST AVENUE on ~ ntinent. Rates: San Both 7: 0. cisco $25.60 first class, $20.6 A thoroughly = rm place which 4. Descript and wed ere at liberty {5"call and in yr egal a Aa | ations at @8 First ue gz. |. Ellis, General Agent oe * BONNEY-WATBON CO. | Best dinner tn Seattle, with 1 } ternes or Burgundy, at Maison | beris, Second and James, every eve | ping, 01.00. a ORDERS THAT THE LAST DOLLAR'S WORTTT OF THE MANAGEMENT HAS GIVEN IMPERATIVE mM TIE TELY BEFORP MERCHANDISE BOUGHT FR & & QUE SHALL PE CLEARED UP ABSOLI WE RESUME TIE REG TRADE. TO THis E ND~ Beginning Tomorrow All the Sale Prices Wiil Go a Notch Lower LAR SPRING ATTAIN YOU HAVE ONLY TO GLANCE AT THE FACTS THAT ¥ )W TO REALIZE THAT TII8 Is PORT TY OF THE YEAR CLEA 7S aHinTs LAST CALL FOR MEN'S SUITS. BOYS KNEE PANTS Mets @ make one big lot] For the final clean-up we have§ We put In one great lot for tomor- for the final clearance, golf and ining suite and put} rows selling al! the Boys nealigee atyle, with cuffs separate three big lote, Mvery | left over— . or tached ~All colora—G ¥ worth double and | sines up to &, worth Ke ring t you pay last — $9.00 7.00 | 750 SWEATERS FOR BOYS. 15¢~ 8.00 | Mixed Wool Sweaters in red, Remember none worth lems tha of striped of jars, While CLEAN-UP OF MEN'S UNDER- | twice the amount and a good many | they inet take the Te kinds for 1Se WEAR worth three times as much as the y-Ribbed Cotton and Jorwear In every st dium weigh Karmenta All popular © on in oF lors and | THR MAN 0 bunch CANT male prices weaves and afl st or another. GOING TO AFFORD TO THIS SALE. ALASKA MISS and $1.90, to close out. Redding of every kind, Blankets, MEMORABLE SALE OF BOYS bher Boots, Gloves and Under- MEN'S WHITH VESTS AT HALF] Wi are here at half the usual PRICE prices, This le the best equipped « » finer atyles are she in corn on the Pacific Const to supp both : shop tn the West. Here are ho needs of loggers, fixhermen and ae oe white nd white and cha@h | m The selling of the steam bral pagne colore—Every « found to Queen's cargo, only slightly dam- perfect. cod, euables you to save haif. balance Queen's care: a 1 $3.00 Veute $1. £2. Mixed Wool Blankets, sold dur ranches scar Aha ag = te | 3.0 and W.0 Vests at 7 ng this sate for $1.25, now....00¢ grentes X, rprise ne entire 881°) $4.0 and %.00 Champagne and Whi Gray Wool Army Blankets, Vests #1. rth $2.0, sale price $1.45 Bo 4, th $3.00 The Blankets, 10 Veatingss, fabrics 4 mize, $1.55 Feng hig are popular Basket Clothe and sade price Bo sits, wort . - oe Oe, worth Mercerized Oxfords—ali Cotton Filled Comforta finest qual- pure white cotton filled, $2.50 yw Suits, worth $5.0, B nality 1.65 SKE THESE FURNISHINGS! $2.0 quality 1.25 These are (wo and t in and ammimeres all good 1 on than one-half the lowest pric ot RUBBER HoOTS— ever quoted even during this, biggest sale Seattle ever know Worth $4.10 at Wholesnle-—here in the % Sik Rows 7 Queen's Cargo Bale at $2.95. $1 AND $1.25 PAJAMAS, 400— J i50 Cotton Gloves hewe are the famous Wo ket hundred steeping sults for men— | Se Calfakin Gloves, for teamaters | Itlp ber Boote—Duck Brand, ma f striped madras, woven] and ertpman 2he |! ed with solid oak tan leather ors, blue or pink strip white | $1.00 Asbestos Gloves of mulesking | y well at wholesale from i n't buy ‘em in any 33» . rk to ttle at M10 We re under heaven for less that] me Gumpenders Go} cet them at @ fraction of thete $1 or 61.2%. We'll sell ‘em tomor-f @.0 California Wool Overshirts, in ‘ row at 400] gray and navy Chole of all aiaos at $2.95 JUTLET GUOTRING GD Cor. Occidental Ave. and Washington St. ‘GEORGE BARRETT IN THE Tolls hunke One Dollar Per Week Ladies’ Imported Scotch Tweed Skirte, trimmed with self- straps and pretty buttons, best tailoring; actually worth $19, e for only Six Dollars and Fifty e Conta, %-feet Cotton B-feet Rubber W-fe wf W- feet ten Columbia Lawn ‘Mower . PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS Bridges, Structura Iron Work, Piers and Foundations, Dredging by All Methods. SEATTLE. WASH. INLESS B07, Pike Street, Corner Third. Prices for 30 Days ad 22-k Gold Crowns tow 22-k Bridge Work low | Pure Gold Fillings Silver Fillings .... Full Set of Teeth..... Quina LAROCHE (A VINOUS ELAXIR.) Physictans highly recommend Femedy in cases of tit a8 a specifi shoes realizes that they have the Mode Dental | Teeth extracted and filted absotutely | proper droxs for their feet, Parlors Merit patented ang vast by us only: | | ¢ ( : of, Seat Nua ts qesey Cress | Written guarantee for 12 years) A 4 . Our Main 61 e, Fourth and M with all work Nudierton-dermamn House eran, Cregon Hours: 8. m, to 8 p m; Sundays, Gaye and belbdoen teal 9am tos p m 1307 Second ave. near Union. ‘A.C. PROOM, BaverUsing Manage 8, 8. JAMES DOLLA 6. 8. EXCELSIOR GANTA ANA Jamon I 20 days via outside route APR. 29 MAY 1 MAY 16 every 6.8 8. 8 Dock # nwon ht received after MAY 28 8. 8. NOME CITY FOR NOME. €. E. CAINE, President TROWBRIDGE, Manager. Main 1147, 606 First Ave. Seattle, J. F. Phone Phone Main 1060 so00ds Delivered Free Brunner & Co. Family Wines and Liquors... 403 Pike Street, Seattle TEETH AT CUT RATES FOR 30 DAYS | ‘This te an extraordinary oppore tunity to have your teeth attende@ | to by specialists at a slight advance on cost UNPRECEDENTED PRICES TEETH arg Eexaml FREe | Extracting (when work ts ordered) ee Free | stiver Fillings . Gold Fillings | Porcelain Crowne Bridge Work, 22 Full Bet of Teoth We employ no students. if y artificial plates do not stay up | You cannot eat with them, cor lour sp He can fit you, twelv guarantees with “Boston Painless Dentists 1422 SECOND AVENUE, Opp. Bon Marche. Hours, 8:30 40 6 daily; Sunday, 9to& | Teeth at Cut Rates Until May 1 Only 15 Days More of Cut Rate Price |BROWN’S PAINLESS DENTISTS | Are doing all dental work for cost of j material to troduc our lete dia. covertes and painless methods, TEETH A spcciattt iniess Extracting . | Examination | Silver Fillings i", upward from: “NO STU De ‘TS EMPLOYED. Come in at once and take advan- tage of low rates. All work done by specialists, without pain, and guare anteed TEN YEARS. Our. offices | have been established in Seattle ten |years. Our late botanical discovery, | to apply to the gums for extracting, | filling and crowning teeth without pain is known and used only by | Brown’ Ss Painless Dentists 713 First Avenue. Parlors—1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Union Block. | One Door South of McDougall & i South wicks. | Hours—8:30a.m.to6p.m. Sune Gays till 1. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT | _eeth filled and treated at iL t om we jay time, in the | Seek. “Buntiays included” = Hours—8:30 a. m. to 12 midnight. We are now better prepa ever before to give our patrons the | fit of the skill and care of eur reat specialists,” who have so long 4 the many people whom we OUR. patrons. prygiocensors to the RASTER et tice to all patients who ha = had office”: We ork started in 3 finish y work as per your contract with us before, without further cost, | any work that has not proves tory we wil! gladly replace of charge. a ae We will not try to compete with poo® mit will do the best the price charged COR PRIGES FOR THE BEST 6.6. WHITS T FULL SET GOLD CROW mk . | GOLD BRIE WORK. mk. GOLD FILINGS * | SILVER FILLINGS ...... Painless Extracting Free OUR SYSTEM of painless extrac COVETED by all other dentists, known and used by this FIRM ONL’ Our expert dentists, who are worlds renow spoctalista, will be foun@ hereafter at these offices,