The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1904, Page 8

THE SEATTLE ST SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1904 | | Mer Row fh 7 if) Jor @ fire ter it v ' Ten-Acre Tracts In , | 4 y . | Liat Port ELECTRIC LINE WILL CONNECT SEATTLE AND EVERETT mn - WITHIN EIGHTEEN MONTHS—WORK WILL BE CONTINUED « - er WITHOUT INTERRUPTION FROM THIS TIME ON ' ' ir te responsible for the! OE nie effects in “Fiddie , H Fra a P t | | tm » lane 1 le The eag p of p who | of William & me la ! wwT t aot | th = ace om »w he | gr 1A bod pete . TAKE A LOOK at the lipping » The r, then study the map, the > up to MEAD. ¥ . * 1 } OW DALE JU WILL HAVE TO HURRY, for that work has com- n| scribed as s menced on the Interurban, we cannot prom » he ‘ racts ; ut a few days z | Pa ue » ° onger THE ME scanty perry E TEN ACRE TRACT Ss, evel land on ; ; = -oteed f th a erett ¢ eker or in- t tt ire now moving jit is a ] fee the taatons es. MEADOWDALE is destined heart ator ng bags : BP Mngenn Poe TWO YEARS AGO you had a t at | MAY 16 t The In- pany, an ent of James = ‘ ¢ his celebrated Miss Irving's 4 for four per when the Casine company, with a record of five month rs h its jovia time will be at 3|George A. Pidduck Elected - | chorus girls seen tn | TODAY WE OFFER BETTER GO UP FIVE MINUTES at M Of- in road was built, and now MAN WINS | pane rurt WEST & WHEELER 7 and 8 Union Block ROBERT MALTBY First President of Pacific 409-410 New York Block Coast Retail Retail ‘Grocers’ Association from the wn teams was gone e at once » ted that an had enth John from ber home = BERTHA WALKER ¢ t elo | of mirth , jody, | me with i¢ wore cul & Warrant at the prose comedians, clever dancers and sing- | eae “wer t ffice for bis arrest. er d captivating chorus of verse- . a eee he aged wooer, will be tt ow girls. | AB) tong ee ‘Th | he city today. Bloom and Cady are the other officers are: Joseph stuts, | L organization. In Germ ee ome Francis ret_vice-preat a pe rane : ster, The Dictate skane, eeoor rtiets are tnisnitabl 1 se the Criterion the- | pr 1 Dresser, Portland, the audience tn roars all the pe L. A. Campbelt they occupy the siage. Bobby N ie another versatile artist and ha made @ tremendous hit as the He brew in “Fiddle Dee Dee.” Sidr De Grey assumes the tight comedy roles. Mise Lou Harlow, the prima He pe and Litt of exce Among Stook fir roaring three an Levey are dancers and = agittty. re in the cast are Millar Bacon, D. ! grace verybody Have Sales Dead Uncle Sales | Contraction Sales Expansion Sales — Alteration Sales And Every Old Kind of Sales We Don’t Sell $300 Pianos for $150, Etc., Etc. We Only Ask a FAIR Profit $500.00 PIANOS FOR $500.00 $300.00 PIANOS FOR $300.00 $200.00 PIANOS FOR $200.00 Second-Hand Pianos as Low as $25.00 Give Us a Call Anyhow---Free Admission and We Will Interest You Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Company 1406 Second Avenue Across From the Bon Marche 4%? It te a big de | r bowe, with| Bertha Walker, the I¢-year-old gtr! " ne has signed the ondi- Ane wt 0 wae eat od away bance appropriating the $30@ for the 16 Y [ae oe purpone of advertising the City of #e er, of Pena) cton, are the direct = jroo yp ecpnatet ot teliter tne " where she had an | ®ttle and King County at the World's <li | ty, ot ataier, and were on their way ts | Ho father believed that she | fair at 8t. Louis. All other sections of tate appropriated various sume DRUXBURY 1 7 purpose of advertising and this foreed to flew A co! wa FREDERICK & NELSON, «ne Complete Credit Mousefyrnishers, Store Closes Tonight at 60 "Clock A Good Cook Stove Is Better Than a Shoddy Steel Range $1 Cash and $1 a Week Secures Your Choice of 31 Fully Guaranteed Cook Stoves Prices $5.75 to $36.00 IS FIRST Sailed for Nome Today With} Heavy Freight Cargo } The steamer Duxbury, L. MH. Gray & Co, the fest steam veel to te this city for N sailed from the Galbraith dock shortly after noon to- | day. She went out in command of | Capt. Harry Obimeuts | nook and cranny of her hold jam med with freight, and with good rave with every t bis veanel, having much on the other likety be the first te that he would do jome race, as ahe of the two, but fident that he | The cargo of the Duxt natate prinets ¢ but 1673 Marquette explored the Mississippi River great man is named uette Whiskey Wh greatest of all American y—the purest » make, be ause it is made right. num? xt will ply the i the HE | GROMMES & ULLRI m THE NOF RN LIQUOR CO., Distribu t Ave. § a2 Fi Price ee 00 Phe steamer Garonne alt this morning $19. 75 tee: Pore Builders’ Hardware, Ju f the ¢ . LET US FIGURE ON YOUR PLAN ine cuine natenea «| FREDERICK & NELSON, (inc) . Navigation ¢ , Complete Credit Housefurnishers ERNST BROS, of the dame 506 Pike Street Phones John 2831 Ind, 1188 Second Avenue, Madison and Spring Streets